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kOE TWO '
• QBITUAR :
W ZIAM P. 'REED
Death came to . a • picoxninent
native of Ashfield Township. last
Tuesday :in the• passing of Wil-
Alain P. Reed at his .&*Dine in St;
Marys where he had resided for
the past filve' years. •
Apart from that. Mr. Reed had.
been a lifelong, resident ;of • this
community, an exemplary Citi
.zen . and .one held in the highest
esteem by all,
He wY
as' 85, ears ,,oage,. hav-
ing been ,born. in Ashfield in, I865;
He, was. a sor •of •the late William
and ' Mary., Ann 'Reed; For a good
many .years Mr., Reed served :as
treasurer '.of Ashfield Township,
'• .and, at one- time' was associated
m in the shoe business; ,with.S.'. C,
•
R,athw.ell.As ' a member '`'bf the
'Lucknow United Church, hehad
been an elder • for ' many years,
and had :been faithful and., devat,
ed to .his church.
• Mr. Reed ; was tw tee : •married:
He was. predeceased°° by his' first
wife, Florence Johnston.. Survnv
ing•' besides': Mrs. Reed;' formerly.
)Edith Pym Dickinson; are , one;
brother' Melvin of Toronto and
four' sisters, Mrs. R. Sherwood,'
Vancouver;- Mrs james Alton
Lttcknow, Mrs;. B. Dickson, Lon-
don and Mrs. J. Bow'ering, Win .
meg,• .
'Service was held in .St. 1Vlarys
on Wednesday, night ;of last week,
conducted.'"by';Miss 'Edith Sparl-
Ing, assistant minister ' 'The
St.
:Mary's United Church 'The .re-
mains were "brought, , here on.
THE L' UCKNOW
a �. gyp.
SEN'IINEI . ..UCKNOW, ONTARIO •
THURS., FEI31j.VAR, '22nd, 1951'
FOURTH CONCESSION'
Mr, and Mrs., Russell MacDou-
gall of Wells,B'C., and Mr. Cl'are;'
MacDougall. of Flesherton motor-
ed to Sarnia 'Thursday; to visit
their anotherwho is in' the hos-
pital there.- •
Miss Margaret Maclllonald had'
a .very nice Valentine party for
her pupils last Wednesday.
Mrs. T. A. ,MacDonald.' of Luck -
now. spent .Friday with 'Mr. and
.Mrs. L. C, • Maclver,
,We are, sorry to report: the •ser- •
ious, ablest of :Mr. 'George Gil-
christ,: `..
Mr. Austin Martin" 'Motored to
Toronto last Tuesday. t
Mrs. George Lockhart is on the
Sick, List: • ' •
Every,' man should have a bed-
room closet of .',his own .for the
things his wife can't 'get in he s.
LITTLE ONE ' TAKEN
After `a , short illness, ' Gerald
Irwin, infant son of Mr:.' and Mrs
Gordon S. ' Taylor, Eden'"Grove,
passed away in Bruce Co. Hosw.
pital, Walkerton, on Wednesday.,
Felbruary 7; . a.t the :.age of two
months. The funeral. service was
conducted by Rev. Mr. Summer_
ell of Eden Grove United :church
.on Friday, February, 9th, • Mourn
ing; their loss are his Parents, four;
brothers, : Tom, • ,Bob, Neil.' and
Karry and. two sisters; Margaret.
and Patricia, • his grandparents,
Mr. ,and Mrs: WM.: Ringlet, St:'
Thursday for service in the Un Helens, and Mr.'• and Mrs. Milton
1iced•C hurch.co uetedb DrW.
Brt e ; Bel�ave also his
great.
J: Mumford • aisisted by Rev., ,C. grndmother, Mrs. Win.` Birnie of
B., Woolley. - Goderich.,' The interment .Was ;in
• Interment was in Greenhill 'Cargill ceanetery.
•
Cemetery; 'the ,pallbearers being ,•
J. W. Joynt, .Harry .Anderson,,
Ewart '`Taylor W. ` G. Andrew,
Thomas ';Burns., and; )S..: C. Rath=
, 11.
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7:::::6vrA°1utes, un
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LOQi,.. j'NG BA'CKW ►R,D:S.
,`+HRC UGH• THE SENTINEL FILES
Sixty Years Ago
In the 5th Department of Luck
now Public, School were:: George.
Paterson, .Ethel'
.1Vrcintosh, Bella
Robinson, David Hornell, Elmond
Reid, .H o r•a.c, e , Wilson, Willie
Vance, G a .o•r ge , Sandy, Ettie.,
Adams, George Brennan, . Wilfred
Graham,;' Vina ' Thompson, Willie
McCoy; Willie, ' Adams,:. James.
Lyons, M'erley Davidson, • Bertha.
Grundy; James . McCorvie, •Ida
Flynn, Annie Yule, Bertha Allin,
Abigail ' Watson, • Allie Anderson,
Grey H,alden, Rossie Young,. Ger
ald • • Mair, John:. ` Barber,' Russie
Gundy, Ida Reid,, .Willie ' M'cyi�
josh, Libre, Lyons,. •.Sadie Wil-
liams; Aggie Tennaint., : '
John ' S. MacDonald of Huron
Township, was, warden of Bruce
County;,. James .Gaunt.. of Kinloss
had filled• the position: the p ,
ions 'year. .
• Bruce ,County Council petit"
ed the 'Dont..inibn Gove
refund. ;$600;000 which' 'it h
granted for, 'the purpose_ of build,
ing now ..existing railways „With,
in the 'Municipality". The Prov-
ince of Ontario had also 'granted
:
$80,000. Bruce " Council'pointed
out .that the, Parliament Of ICan
ada, although ' assu ring.: control
of the roads, had made no grants`
to : Brue'e railways and , in asking
for the refund did so " as to place
this County 'an a fair level 'with.
t i I kali es throu h-
hose' un ci ti
m P g
Whichrailways run; that have
been.,:built :With moneys advanced..
by the. Parliament of Canada".
A 'new Court of .:the, Canadian
p .
Order -of Foresters Was; opened at,
S.t.:: Helens with.• ht.. Kr Miller` as.
;Chief Ranger: .•Other officers
were ::John' Webster • . Thomas
Durnin, • J ' Weatlerhead, ' George
Webb, John : Rutherford;:.' William
.Barbour, W/illiam C'anneron, Sara
uel Durnin, W. 3: Todds. .
. The death: of Mrs, Janies• Miller
occurred en ••I upkn ►w , ? her: 83rd
year. .
Master Frank Cain; son of Mr.
and Mrs.., T. F Cain;. was kicked
on ,the face : +by a horse, canting
severe ,injuries' and: rendering hirci
unconscious for a time. '
• You could get • a pound of
Orange Pekoe teaand a cuP :and:
saucer .at R.• II Thompson's for
6.Q cents. ?
• Canadian Chautauqua was play;
ing ;for three days here, giving six,
separate shows for $22.00..
William- MacDonald; only , son.
of Mr. and Mrs. Dan MacDonald,'
died in Detroit. Interment was in
,South' Kinloss Cemetery."'
y •
Thi ty,-Fi re Years Ago
Lieut:: Ewart p. Cameron'' was
appointed signalling officer of the
160t}i Bruce''Battalion..
Additional enlistments locally
in; :the_ 160th_include4: Chas. Gil
lespie, Robert Carrick, Jack
Pu-rserr JackRomminger, o
Nixon, Jack; Melones; • . Melvin'
. lak .Tarn Agnew, Pat-
ton,
r . George
ton, Alex Henry, Cecil Middleton,
'William ;Hughes, : ',Robert Fisher,'
Bert English:.. • •
A .Petition -asking the Ontario
Goverfln ent. to pass a prohibition
law. was, sigried by '61 percent of
Lucknow's population, eligible to
sign +
i A military :funeral :,at Green-
hill !Cemetery • was 'accorded Pte.,
Gilbert' • Thomas --who • died of
'pneumonia at Montreal where.'he
was in training: with the -5th
verssity, Co' pang. A native of
•
>e�rk=,1
The smoothest custards, the creamiest mashed Wales4he_2.1.-,year oldyoutlthhad
potatt es, the temptingest pumpkin pies are made with
Evaporated Milk:'It'S'rightly called' the food of 1001 •
Iusess!. Use it to make white saece the•way, yoir fancily
'smooth, delicately flavoured. Try
it n luscious "cake '
. velvety ,andfrostings! 'You'llnever
fillings, ,
. Milk a ain:° Its another
'be without Evaporatedg.
nutritious dairy product, that's really good for, you.
,Write jor te»iptifg new recipes made withleiciporated-milk. "-.
ENJOY
NATURE'S
FINE
FOOD
-I• DAIRY FOODS SERVICE B.UREA_U
409 Huron St.,Toronto
been .ginployed''.in• Ashfield by
Neil ,G.. acKenzie prior, to �en-
'listing. • •
IThe marriage was solemnized.
1,1 of Margaret , D. MoCharles and
Neil D. MacKenzie. •
Ed Hocl ins sold his farm ,on
,l
g.
Con.10, 1(inloss''to' .TTOhn . Colwell.
Robert McCatil , died'. , at=his
horne C :on. 6Kinlo ss
.
Twenty. Years+ 'Ago'
The death occurred of William.
Wilson of West Wawanosh.
R. J.: BLitton vThs• .selling' milk
at 13 •quartsi for $1.00.
•
r h Dr. Donald Pate'rson•:died in
his 85th year, .
Edward N. Lewis, senior' judge
of . Huron. County, died in ' Tor
onto, Tweltic hours later his 'son, -
'Norman,' 'Was
son''Norman,''Was killed 'in a piotor'
•accident •in. that city
,The jury ' failed td reach ,;an
agreeiner t, at the' trial of the Mc •
Neil Brothers, charged with the
.. .
j ;,Brussels .bank robbery.'
• d.
sbe
• Yoh•, lodge o mp c
'40041" 0 Oda
0,4inis a•oap
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ItiY[�S�.ti'r'iti'JI✓,fS{'
Te Years Ago,
•The deaths occurred of .Mrs,
John Spindler and Samuel • � Mc,
Guir''e of Lu+cknpw and Williarri
Campbell' of West Wawanosli.•
Miss Winnifred ',Douglas join+
ed the nursing ',staff of Christie
St. Hospital.: • .1..:
A .barn ,on James.Valad's, farm,
at '�folyrood ;was destroyed by
Andy Smith Was, elected presi-
dent of the Huron Old: Boys As-
sociation of Toronto: •
W. B. Anderson sold' his •Tavi-
stock, 1Vlitchel'1' and Seaforth flax
mills. to Hesky' Flax .Products.
Jack • MacDonald 'narrowly, et
caped ' strangulation when . his,
sweater caught, on . the line ; shaft
in his : father's chopping
Wm. McKinnon, ' who ,had re-
sided in France "for Over a quart=
er'of a:cer Centurylost all Hit wealth
, Ya .
and only, With,. difficulty.
managed '•to .eget' out . of the coun-
try as the. Germans Marched.
in
George Stuart was .president of..
the:.West:W wanosh Fire Insur
• a,
Insur-
ance' Co. •
.Prospects, of..the Maple, Leaf
Aircraft :Co: employing a: large
number: of °,niers here, led to a
housing .survey being made.
LAD.. HAD 'CAST. REMOVED •
AF;TER,THREE MONTHS
'Murray Hunter, 8 year4o1d sen.
-of,' Mr.'. arid Mrs : Vernon Hunter;.
bad the•,` castremoved last week'
which he hat been wearing since
late in November, 1Vf`urray: devel
oped. a .ling last ..fall, and, while
x-rays revealed nothing, it was
decided' to keep;' the limb';'im=
mobile for', three months and he
Was,put in. ,a° cast,from his ankle
:to ' his waist.
'Since , removal of the. cast x-
ray's have: been again taken but
no report on .these had been re
ceived the', first of the' week.
Murray is still confined to bed.
in ' •themeantime.. at least At the
first of -the- week he : °got'quite'
a thrill when Bill Pappas" tookhis
Tp of orrttl I unier-h and
entertained ':Murray. with a Roy
Rogers and .a Laurel •and -Hardy,
,. Picture:
•
A JOB. HALF- DONE
The results. of the most detailed
and cornprehensiw+e educational
survey ' of its kind ever perform-
ed, have 'just been released. Not-
able in its findings is the alarm;
nig fact that each year 16,000,
students' leave Canadian high
schools without. graduating :be-
.
be.
cause they find no meaning; h
• the course of studies offered
;them• ..
The survey Was conducted by
the 'Canadian . Research • Commit-
tee. on ipractieal • Education, a,
group:sponsoredby the Caned, -
Education' Association • to
study practical education in Carl-
,ada: Highlights of the `survey ap;-
peared in, a:rece.nt issue of Mac
leari's .magazine: '•
With the • revelation that moire
than half' the Students, who start
high school in Caniada,xiever fin-
ish' their 'studies "It. 'seems, that,',
oiir high :schools, •costing smile-
where. close to' 4 $100 .mnill ons a
year to operate. are ginning 'us, 50
percent' value:. ° Hall-. the work
they start is never finished".
into Thee survey has brought in
the open the -.controversy 'among
eduoationista ,
seeking -an answer
g .
to the Iproblerns.. The :'issue is this:
"Will secondary education•con
tinue its ''• swing :a toward ' more
pxlactical form of schooling,. ' or
will.•it Shift' back toward 'the
:style brain=teaser,' type of : edu-
cation which. aimed at the. Bevel-
opment of mental discipline and.
.•hd. a thinkingand left the.stud.;... .
r;.
ent ;to pick his everyday ' know-
ledge on his a"wn . hook?" Asks
Maclean's,
•:.
the job. of mass•
1
education 'to,• rp..oduce ',breadwin :
ners or thinkers?" '
•• • "Say a 'mo high
hi
Y nth gh:
school education must be made
more practical; it must..deal with
the problems students ;,see' in the
world around :',them; otherwise
many' quit school and get, little ,
or no secondary education, 'It-
isn't,
It•isn't• a case of .'Which. system : is
betiter; the••. modernists add, it's: •
a case of 'which; is possible"
"Say • the. .traditionalists; high •
school\ education .is too practical.
now It ',has.sold . its birthright for
a .'mass of • contemporary courses
dealing with trivial. things.: Too..
;.much of it teaches.. studentshow,
to. work witli their hands, too lit-
tle teaches .how; to 'work with . .
their heads'. •
Says Maclean's; . "Whatever. the
Solution; the survey •reveals' that,
the`niajority of students quit high •
school because- the schools are
` boring them ' stiff"
•
THAT J J. 'Moore of 1206 N. Se-'
.deevaCircle,. Clearwater; -Flor,
idai writes asking for. Wil -Lees
+address, T.vho as cboolmate
of his 'iri Lucknow. Mr, Moore
adds: Remember me 'to your '-
• father --•+and 'mot her—who--•were
alto my schoolmates':. ,' y
Calf Sours, Swine Enteritis
ed. Dysentery...with Safe,
E ctive, n xpensive
'r,#won'tDiet ;calf . a.
c3o� -get.�a
• ,...foothold. It's a dangeroiis,
deadly 'killer ' 'that` spreads
fast when it's.. allowed torun •
loose in the 'calf pen. The
• same applies to Swine Enter-
' itis: and ' Dysentery in the
hog pens. Now ..you can
prevent; the crippling losses.
'caused by these diseases.
by using; Sulfathalidine. It's •
a sage, but powerful sulfa
drug that kills the germs that
cause, the diseases that kill.
your pigs, and calves,
Worcs Two Ways,... Protects
'• the Healthy. Cures` the Sick.,
When you give Sulfathalidine
. before the anirhal, is infected,
it When
as a' preventative.'
t When you giveittown animal
Bli`r SULFA
FA HAL'IDI . ;
1, T NE. 'FROM
%: ady gtfe�ted:�t acts' asa •
cure: It's .safe ... it'sproven
.: used • successfully on thou-
sands of, animal$. Easy td
• use, too .: it,;comes in either
powder or tablet .form.
Tablets can be brokeii in (half
° toad just the dose ., powder,
can be mixed with, the feed
or used as, adrench. '
Takesonly small amounts
•per. calf' ::_ . per pig: Gives
low-4.1lol,v-4.1 dependable protea- I'
tion.J Ail you dd is follow the
°complete, but simple ' direc-
tions on the label .'
• Sulfathcilidine is supplied by the
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,SHARP AN:D . DOHME
Caaodo Cttt.,, Tor into 13, Onto
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