The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-08-09, Page 7t 4
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.. • • :.., THR.puqf THE • SENTINEL
Sixty Years go.
--conero-n; ivfordoch & Co. were
advertieing ladies' "ever fast
bidoingse", that Would not.staip
-the- feet and legs, nor fade to a
e -"dirty' greenish 'color".
Bennett and • CaMpbelt- had
completed painting the residences
of John :Boyd and W. Cater.
. Wm. Aiim was ,advertising
• binder. twine in three. -qualities
at 10c, .12c ..or 13c .a-pourid. -- •
1..iqu9r licenses 'gr.anted by th•e
'South'. Bruce corrirrii§7-
, • sioners were'" as follows:. Luck-
. nt*--Farn-ters' ote1. Jererniaii
• '4FlYnn•- Lticknaw Hotel, W " M
Morhink; Whitely House, John• '
McGarry; Cain Rouse, T. F. Cain;
• , shop, Alex. MacPherson.. Kinloss
-__Holyrood Hotel; Jas.. A. Bak:
er;,Cornmercial Hotel,. John °or.:
Blackhorse F. •C,
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• Cornel, -• , • " , ,
• ThomasLittle died at Lanes in
• his 83rd year. , 3, • .-
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• Sp'ekled trout were •evidently
M_Ore, plentiful then ,:than now.
•Ori the opening day of the' seasori
Alex • MacPherson caught- Z 35
• Brumpton Bros, were offering
20 yards.f a grey cotton, a yard
wide, for $1.0Q.
Entrance - examinations were
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written orNJulY 3 4
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• Thirty -Five: Years. Agci,
. Wrn, .§Meltzeit was sales' maul.
ager for: Crawford & Son, FPi'd
dealers of- Lucknow. Ford , tour-
,inos ,were selling. for $536.
•• The Sentinel anndtinced • that
-the subscription was -being .ad-'
vancecl• from $1.00 to $1.50 a year.
• The death occurred late in
•March of Mrs. John • McGregor
of Kirittail. She'Was 82 years old.
Rev. Duncan Cairieron Who. Was •
Minisiter at South. Kinloss when
the ,first Presbyterian •congrega,
•tion- was organized in.-Lucknow,
• died at.Oakville at the 'age'of, 95.
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• Two letters, had been received
by his parents4from Arnold Rath,'
well sine his „arrival in 'England
early in the spring with the 33rd..
Others in the 33rd. from here
were- racer Paterson; .4kilurOoch.
Mecl. and Habbick.
Frank' MacKenzie' ofAh
field graduated at. the. Presby-
terian College, Montreal. Re was
the most successful student, of
the year and had a record com-
paring favorably ,with any in..the
history of ther4College. in ,ten
subjects. -he -.had -an •-dverage of
94 marks and won several awards
intruding'a two-year post gra*
uate scholarship .:worth $100 a
year.. The Senate df the Univter:
sity waived the special., exarniria-• '
tions for. the degree of 131). and
•conferred this „upon him in .re7
cognition •of his splendid career
in college, •• • ••:
• Under the Conrinarid of Sergt.-
Major Carrick the Lucknow de-
tachment -of the 'Bruce BattaliOn;
57 • strong, made a late April
march to Whitechurph.' They did
the stretch over ,rnucldy roads in
an hour and a half flat; were
served dinner -in the Presbyter-
ian church, put 4on a drill dis-
play .and made 'the return hilsedri•
one hour and 40 minutes.
• "'The Frozen Trail% g thrilling
drama was Presented in Kings-
13ridge parish, Hall by a local cast
consisting of Ursula O'Connor, E.
Sinnett, JA, J, Sinnett?
atricia Sullivan; H. 'p, Hogan,
• L., .Mccarthyi - Meyers? H.
Hearn, W. Palton, W. Lannan.
7,TweSy Years A00 -*
Qrant MacKenzie had coMPlet-
ed his •second year -at ' medical
college., • • •• : •
'The United Church Choir • pre:-
,.sr4ed gift to W. B. Anderson
Whose marriage • took place the
end of May. to Norma Toye -of
Toronto. • '
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' Archie PatersOn-annoUnced the
permanent closing of 'The Family,
Theatre., •• , ' • .
• Dr. Walter 'L, Hackett, d'
ive ofAshfield, was elected. prep -
,Went' of the Detroit Academ•y ,Of
• Surgeons.-• J
• Melvin Fraser, 2, was 'electrolt•:
cuted at St. Thomas • while •uri-
loading machinery 'froin a flat
car: • He was elm-V.:wed with the
Towland Construction Co., and
,was .a son of Mr. 'and Mrs„ John
Fraser (nee'Maggie Middleton)
Kinloss. Interment was in gouth,
Kinloss Cernetery with the fun-
eral service at the home of Mr:
an. Mrs. Pynclo1. Robinson. .
Cousinst fore in the °
tinsinithing •bu,siness here, died
in Estaivian, He was survived by ( -
his •widow and two daughters,
Phyllis and Marion- •
Chester Beare, 21, of. Owen
Sound, hurtled 2000 .feet to his
•death, when he made an unsched-
uled paraChute. jtinirt at a' -June
3rd celebration- in ChesleY•
• The Anglican Dramatic Society'''.
Presented "The Little telodhoP- •
per": The cast was Beth Alton,
Mrs: Harvey • Treleaven, • Miss,. •
Dqrothy Cook, Mrs. • E: :0. •
'agher, ,George Kennedy,' ,Fred;
MeQuillin°.and Rev. E. Q. Gall -
Ten YearsAgo
At a• late April ceremony in
his 'home :church, Rev:Williain
A. 'Henderson, •was 'ordained as a '
minister of ' the Presbyterian.
•church, and. wasappointed to the
charge at Hillsdale, north.of Bar- • ,
• D. it: L. Treleaven moved.
from •Lucknow to open a dental
of 'Reston, Man.-, and forrherly of practise at Woodstock. •
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Modern iirventions have not taken away from the Infantry its all. -
important part in victory. Again and again, 1» the battles of 193945
and in Korea, Infantry has proved itself -- "Queen of Battles".
The job of the infantryman has become tougher, more complex.
He must be able to handle more weapons and to meet a greater.
variety of situations in defence and attack.
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Enrolment 'Standards: `
To enlist you must:
1. Volunteer to serve anywhere.
2..13e 17to 40. aradeSnien tO*45)
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4. 'Married Mem will be accepted.
Terms of Engagement:
You will be enrolled in the,Canadiari Army
Active Force for a period of three years.
All.men are eligible for Overseas Service. If
'the military situation per/nits, married men
after one year's service Overseas and single
men after two years' service Overseas may
be returned to Canada at which time they
may' request discharge even if jhey have not
completed full three years' service.
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Current rates of pay .and allowances Serve
for :? years or makeit a careeri 7
• Veterans'. Benefits: . • 3 • ,
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loyment insurance and other.a prop
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Other Banks—Retention Of present Re-
serve Force rank or the rank held in Second
World War, subject to proving qualifica-
tions in service within a:90 -day period.'
Officers— Short Service Commissionswifl
be 'granted to officers who do not wish to
enroll in the. Active Force on, a career basis.
Further jnformation should be obtained
fromyour own unit or. the nearest Army
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