The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-05-03, Page 2i
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'' LUCIXNOW. SENTTNE4, LUG . QW, . ONTa9 RIC7
•.LOO -KI N' BACKW'.AR:DSS-
THROUGH THE. SENTINEL .FILES
Sixty Years Ago
Rev, John MacNabb was 'clerk,
of the Presbytery' of Maitland.
.At • a. meeting , held ' in ,Lucknow
Presbytery did not sustain an
appeal against the action of .the
Session of . Knox ,Church, Kin-
cardine, " in deciding to introduce
an organ into the Sabbath...school.
4n. aclvt,, in the• Sentinel call
ed for: a 16-year=old boy, "who.
can . speak ,both English and Gae-
lic to learn the dry goods :and
general .store business.
An address aid' presentation.
• was made Jahn Kehoe at a. ban
quet .,at . the , Cain: House: Mr..
Kehoe . wa5 leaving' Lucknow
• • where `lie had resided . for four-
teen years as Grand Trunk Rail-
way section foreman.
'Miss. Jean.G 'Murray *as guest'
Of honor .at a surprise presenta=
tion held ' at the' home al- Mrs.
1.$14),NbAY CONCERT
MUCI :' ENJ IYEC
and moven• to the Sommerville;
farm., at. Belfast. • ••
Rev; J. S. Dunc!a'ri officiated at
the marriage of Ida McIntosh' and
Pte-, Peter McKinnon.
Sydney Plowright,' who had
been assisting at Walter Iiorne's
blacksmith' shop, enlisted in the.
z6Oth. ' •
The .death occurred ,;at Graven-
hurst of Evaline Dorothy McKin—
ley,. age ls, years.' She .was/the;
:adopted; • 'daughter of Rev, and
Mrs. George McKinley of ...Sea-,
forth.. and formerly, of Lucknow.
The .'death occurred , at her°
home' in Lucknow: of, Mrs. John
Archer;: age 73
The death of ,'W illiarri 'Hogan
occurred in ,Ashfield to which
'Township he came with' his par-
ents in .1054. •:
In Form IJI .in High, :School
were:M. M. Connell, J. Spence, H.
Alton, • C ',.Woods, S. • MacKenzie
Thomas •I.1awrence.:.':Miss Murray E..NHowe, P Irwin, L; Johnston,
'was . giving up the teaching' :of D; . Douglas, • M :Miller',- M: Dur'
• , tmusic here and on • this .occasion :niii, M. McDiarmid, C. Cannell...
was presentedwith a silver jewel •
case 'by her class, Tena TWent: Years Ago
,o
enc ' Eunie • Little Alfie Little, X .
Birdie .McIntosh, Maud McGroryi. • Rev Janes A. James died at
Nettie. McDonald,. Emma . Bren-Ailsa Craig. :He was pastor of
nan,;..Rheiia Relmes. i. South Kinloss '.about two years,.
'Mrs. (Rev:). John:McNabb' was before. ;
member, " •
• native. of
presented with a life ;memb George .'`Faip`}�ish, a ..
• ,
ship in:`the'Maitland Presbyterial. Ashfield;• died in, Sem•aris, Sask.,.
:Women's Foreign •Missionary. 'Sac- ' in his 48th 'year:
ition of . her ser -L O•berle twas appointed
• 1lety, in.•,reaogn '•, _ C,. pP
• 'Vices', as , secretary. , manager ` of the Bank,: of; Mon
• and David succeed ' R' M. MacPher-
A S:, Ga7ripbell tical ``to ucc d
Hornell. were , appointed census son.
• eau ' erators. Henry' Mallin . passed away.;
Mr, and Mrs Frank Greer left Normal school students. includ-.
Lucknow far Calgary. ed, Katherine MacKenzie, ..Mary
The 'Sentinel: went ,:modern Hamilton, ' M"alcolm Watson' and
with the, installatibri• of a.:new, Bill Henderson
:Carn:Pbell cylinder newspaper: henry:Baker., brother .Of James
press.: •' ;• and ;Richard Baker of l•olyrood,:
The. , laverage,' salary of ;male '.died in North Dakota :.
school teaches iii Bruce • was N e r b NIcQuilliri ° •:succeeded
•
$398; arid lades,. $268 Douglas .Bros. as `'mail' courier ;be -
Daniel Rutherford > who • kept
store, at on'e::time at Belfast, ' die
in Michigan .of, a heart attack.
The. ''Lucknow . District . High
,School. Band and supporting
Vocalists • presented an• excellent
prograrn in' they Town Hal/ on
Sunday . afternoon which was
thoroughly enjoyed by a large
.audience. '
• M The and, under the direction
'.of . 'Hoag, t l'a ed sev-
_. Mtr,�, . y
. W g, p
.oral' groups of numbers. The Band
J•Was • assisted. by. Frank Sills, a
bar•Itone, player ,from;. 'Seaforth,
virho substituted for Jack. -McKim
'who. \was ill.
R'Macic,enzie, secretary-treas-
uayrer of .e': band; thanked; the
'' n
�,h ' n'
•/ a ' ist o
'
audience and those , ss.. � g
'the program;, Accompanist • was
Mr. Everett Wait, *ha'also sang
a solo With accompaniment; by
Miss Ruth Johnston,
.p
Other special numbers in order
of
their presentation included ,a
cornet •solo by George Anderson;
two' groups. of nur ''bers ' by the.
High Sehool Girls Sextette com-
prised of Betty Johnston, Ruth,
Johnston, Carolyn Gibson, Gladys'
Kilpatrick,' Marlene • MacLet an
:and • " Gladys. Chin.; tenor . solo
by 'Ruth Anderson; two . solos by
"Wm.:, Conran, baritone soloist of
W ingham; vocal trio by Joyce,
Joan and Janet Campbell; trom-
bone solo by Don Cameron.
The' Band included:' the follow
ing players: drums, .Murray . ;Mc-
Naitr,Ray-Mae-Kenzie-altos,oan
: J-_
Campbell, .1Vlary ' Chin, ; Willia%ri
Baulch, Charlie 'Chin; :baritones,:
Frank.Sills, Donald Them,psori,
Ruth Anderson; :bass, Dan` Rose;
cornets, Winnie , Stewart; Margar-
et Chin, ;Joyce Baulch; Charlene
Smith., Marilyn: Kilpatr ck, Bruce'
`Johnston, •1VI;orley, Chin, • George
Anderson, Wayne_ Johnston, Jim
my ;Hackett; ''.tromlbone,., Joyce
• Campbell; : Don •Cameron. •
tween''•tle. Post Office and C.N.R. ,
�pr,�+ Vi ,,'stock ; General .Ho'spital;' on
W'ednesd'ay, April 25, 1.951.. • •
BORN_
McLEOD—� Mr:: and Mrs J:. H.
McLeod. of Woodstock are happy
tc :announce the; birth. of 'their
daughter, Bette ' Anne,. at • 'the
• The Reif Telephone Co honor,
ed` Dr. ' A. M. ,Spence who, had N ICHQLSON—in . Wingham Hos
Thirty=Five' Years, Ago been : in charge of the telephone
•
' •office for 27 years • until selling
,Due • to ill health Pte. Harold, out to Fraser •Paterson.,'
Ackert: returned frownoverseas.
to where he had Sailed a few • Mrs: - Isaac Cranston died in `
months ',earlier With the 4th Uni Ashfield in her 91st year
versity Corps. ' Q. Mrs, 'Lochlan McIntosh died iri•
Weekly papers in the district
were increased to $1.50., •
Andrew McLellan . died ; in
Lueknaw at • the age of 85..
Isaac: Cranston sold his black
•
Lucknow in her 86th •year.
Ten Years Ago
Allan Kaake of Blackhorse -died.
Ofinjuries received when pinned.
;----armtir-property to:Harvey Mil1erLto e_ground by a tree he was
WED AT. LOCHALSH•• 50 YEARS AGO
,
Mr: ani 'Mrs. Rob_rt 'Farr es, who were mar'ried at Lochalsh,
„•celebrated their . golden 'wedding !anniversary at their • home in
algary, The: coti'ple is• pictured above during: their anhfyersary
reaception with.•sornq of.�t1ie_.nutnerous gifts, received' Brom relatives
" and friends' Back of theta is their photo 'ta di .
•
clay, 1 � i p O p kcal on 'their "wedding"
pita): on Thursday, April 26th, to
Mr. andMr.s. Clieste 1Viclolson,
•
a sora' a. brother 'for , Donna.. and.
Tommy.
Ashfield; Presbyterian W 1JLS
'rhe April meetingof the Ash-
field W.M,,S. was held at • the
home of Mrs. • Lizzie. Rose, Mrs.
Brotchie, 2nd vice pres., was in
charge of the prograrn. Mrs.' MAgn-
can gaeKenzie offered prayer..
The Scripture reading vvas read'
by Mrs, Wm,, Ross. Mrs. Brotchie
read :a paper explaining the'pass-
ge read. Mrs. .Reu'ben Wilson
read ` 1?io. h
versusla 'Cornmuer:riinsm 'C inristianity Russia,
Mrs: A. A. J. Simpson read the
first chapter in the study book
'Our ,'share. in the. World Mis
Sion" • Miss. 'Sadie Johnston offer-
edP rayer for Koreans in Japan..
•Mrs. Hector MacLean read a
`1co¢n ,sed by • Do"rothy'
l..aper ., , p. •
pot}glth. entitled, "The annual re -f.
•port'of Taunsui Girl School", 1VIrs.:
Mary 'H.' 1VIartin, thanked• the lad-
les: for. gifts and remembrances
to. her sister 'Mrs. D. A.. MacKen-
zie ciuring her convalesence.: •Mrs..
Wm. Ross, Mrs. ,Torn MacDonald
„and Mrs. Earl, Howes ' were ap-
pointed for the prayer circle. Mrs.
(Rev.) MacDonald , offered. the
closing; prayer,. The .hostess 'ser*,.
ed a dainty lunch. The number.
present. was 28. '•
•
4S. T: .H E. L 'E N• S
Mrs. . Gordon • ;MacPherson is.'
the hostess for the May "meeting
of. the Women's Institute ,to. be
held • on Friday May.lOth , at 2.30,
Miss W. .B,' Rutherford will 'give
-a- repor-t'of-1the-. on a ence ,:being
held of• Guelph' this week. Please
note the change in date.
KINLOSS 'FARMER 'PASSES
The deathof • George:' W .Gil-`
elitist, a highly esteemed resi-,
/dent of Concession Four, Kinioas
Township occurred • at his home
on Friday. The funeral service,
was held at Johnstone's Funeral.
Home ,on 'Monday with interment -
in Kincardine Cemetery,
,An obituary :will appear next
week.
Inmates :of an American •prison
presented the warden , witha
wrist 'watch. Thats one .:way to
pass the time.
The time.. of year : 'approaches
when . the annual controversy
:rages for." and • against `:dogs: run-
n'i
'ng at large. 'Gardners; afid`hort-
�••iculturasts., get. righteously .indig-
nant .about destructive canines;
while dog ,fanciers 'see no reason
for tying.up their, pets. Walker-,
tori: -is one 'centrewhere--the pies--
tion has 'long since been settled
and accepted: For 'two months
€rte ; NLa3r Y st tcz �Jii1 1st dogs..
in'the. bounty Town must be con-
fined.
felling
• Vernon Hunter took, over G.' A.
Greer's ; firm.
Rev., P I. Rickard, curate here
during the rectorship. of 'Rev. 4.,
H. Gecighegan, died, suddenly at
Port Rowan. • •
• Cecir Treleaven of Dungannon
died at London in. his ,52nd year:
,W'iitechureh octogenarians in
Chided Mrs. Wm. Martin, --85;42n,
Barbour, 87; Eli Jacques; 88; Mrs,;
,Jacques, 85; John Gillespie, 84;
Mrs.. Gilchrist, 87-; Jarnes`,;:Ross,.
85
The Janes report on the 'Mk:.
ert. Drain replaced the, Archibald'
'report Which had been. . repealed
'on • 'a division; vote by Kinloss
Caution.
Two A•vro-Airs
oh planes on''a
training flight, frons Port Albert,.
crashed in. mid-air •near Barrie,,.
:killing seven of the eight ,nein-
tbers. of the, two planes, Lone sur
vigor was A.C. John L. Flower
of Eastleigh, Englund.
The C.N.R.' announced its'. de-
cision to close the rail line. •:ie
tween Clanton and ' Tinghant.
Dr: A:,• A. J. Simpson died at
<iritail where: he had: practise',
riedleine ' since 100:4, `Another
KiritaiL resident, Piper. Duncan
McKay, pass craway aboiit:-' t11014-
. same time in, his 89th year.
year,
Late afternoon—from '.4 o'clock
oas=is 'the most dangerous -time
of the day' .for, • children on the:
streetis and highways.
THURSDAY, MAY 3rd, 1951
NEWLYWEDS HONORED ;'
AT RECEPTION FRIDAY
'A -large crowd attended the reg
eeption on, .Friday night in tht,
Recreational 'Centre in honor •of
Mr. • and ` Mrs. Irwin Carruthers
(nee Jean :Stothers). ,
The evening was spent in;.danc.
Ing; :to music Iby. ..Carruthers :or -
chestra .and ..at the "1iirich hour
Jim Burt.'made the, presentation .:
of a purse •of money' after •Mor,'
gan , Johnston had read. the fol •
-
lowing address: • "
Dear• Jetri ,and Irwin;
It -:is. a happy : event for "us' .to
come together this evening on
the, occasion of .your marriage.. : • .
We ' welcome you, Jean, to, the •
6th of Kinlpss, ` Irwin, : you .have. .'.
.a'ways lived' inm
our' comunity.
Now; we. 'hope that together you
wi11 '.,lave good health and good'
"fortune With Much.happiness,
Please accept: this purse; as'
smali'token of our esteem. Your,
'nlany, friends and relatives, . join
in ,extending congratulations and
bestwishes for a longand .hap
wedded life.
Signed by Friends• and...Neigh;
bogs. •
Presbyterian Guild
The Presbyterian Quild held
.their regular 'meeting, on -. April
Oth. Marion MacDonald read the ,
$all` ta• "worship. , Hymn 399. was
sung `and the -Lord'. Prayer:re•=
peated in uniso n..' The scripture"
lesson, led bvr -,Susan MacNaugif
ton;' was.. read respon'sively.:.A,
business d.iscu;siori'w.as .h,eld'.c,on•-
cerniig an invitation;' to, a •
car'dirie social , .and the .'annual
picnic... Helen Gammie gave a
humo,roixs and 'appropriate read-
ing., Rev. C.. A.' Winn,.. spoke on
the • topi'c, concluding the Chap
• ter on' "Baptism':. : Hymn, 556 *as
sung -and Mr.' Winn closed 'with'
the ,benediction.:
tcreEl•Rnarr
WORK REFRESHED
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DAIRY
PRODUCTS
200.1
MARCH 1,1951
COST OF LIVING INDEX. }.
BASE PERIOD
AVERAGE PRICES Y 1935»1939
Every hotisctvife these days is fighting the "battle of the hOine h nili•11,', •
Sheis quite.,aware that food costs have,soa"red,' and was not 'tlrru•kol.
'wlien.the Cost of Living Inde, at March 1It.• last showed food at 211,4
compared with 100 for the Base period of 19315:-39 -l' • •
The I3airy.t arniers of Canada,laced with rising costs like evt;i'yo uP ('l' ,
are pleased to draw attention to•the fact that Dairy Products In the
• me(stood DairyProduct ts t wl Ile other, fonds in the inrllex were .5•
•
T..
pr e,, is at all:out of line With oilier items iii
,the Cost of Living Index; nor With wages in industry. Vl"hilt~ nyill;,
butter and cheese stand at 200,1, :clothing stands at .196.6 and home
:furnishings,at 199.3, Wages based• on hourly, rates'of pay in Canada
stood at 225.8 Rs of Dec. 1 '1950, according to Department'of Labour •
Statistics '" ' •
13 'psi ie Foods ---Dairy IFoods—the houses ife,ei1
y more�if Nature's F'
serve wholesome, nutritious
. meals _ 1 _ k .
make Het oo'd dollar goo fart1140 1
1130,
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