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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-04-03, Page 1«. • • • ,$2,50 :Yearly In Ad iance-$1.00 Extra. To 'U.S.A.:. LUCKNOW,ONTATO,. TIlt7RSDAY, APRIL.. 3rd,.1952, 'PAGES , . ist t Start � Ian Drowns-° �al�ng Season Lyall . Brad'ley. Campbell,. 25, youngest son of,. Mr. and Mrs, R. Aubert Campbell `of,Ashfield met death, by' drowning. last 'week, as he was .checking' in, to" commence another season on a :Great' fakes freighter. Widowed byhis un- timely death is his.'bride Of. six- teen months ago, and left. 'father :less is, their young son, 6 months old David; Allen Campbell. Mrs. Campbell was formerly Florence Beaton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ,lames Beaton, of. Huron Township.. Lyall and Florence were married, at, Preston .on• De- cember lit, .1950. • ' • Since a youth of. '16 Lyall has been sailing the lakes, and ' was engaged• for:several seasonswith the Patterson -Steamship CO.' is -year-'he was- to'--have-=-sailed--on the S.S. Chicago. Tribune, 4' Mr. • and : Mrs.: Campbell, .. and David had resided• in. Goderich during the . `past winter. Late; Tuesday Lyall took '•a )bus from -Goderich fore Th'orold',wherehis boat was• at winter ' moorings' in the Welland ::Canal. -Reaching there late that night, . he was checking in about midnight when. • the : fatality • is thought to have happened.: Lyatl :had.;'clitnbed the ship's boarding ladder with one of 'his bags. He is believed to have 'gone., back to the dock for. his duffle: bag and to 'have ` slip= ped from •the'ladder upon return- ing to• the ship, :;failing, into the Canal.' His absence was • not dis- covered until roll :cal : 'the.., next ay at noon,' and a hat floating on: the water aroused'' fears that ,..he had drowned.` Dragging., oper- ations were commenced''and late' that afternoon' Lya11's ibo�y was recovered from the canal. It -vas about .8:00ro'clock Wednesday •ev-; ening.'before relatives here :were. contacted ' with `his- brother Bill at Amberley receiving: the tragic wrd.. • • .Lyall ;was a ,. jolly lad who, had a host of friends; Who'.were shock- ed to, learn of his: death. Evidence, of his popularity was to .be • seen at the funeral,:service at Ashfield: Presbyterian Church on ,Saturday afternoon,' when the • spacious. church was overtaxed: It was by; -far one :of::the ']argent funerals' ever . held in this district' The service was conducted 'by' -Rev ':J R. MacDonald . of Ashfield and. Ripley, assisted by Rev' J. C. Hutton of-Pine---River-church: Interment-Was`:in Ripley Cem=- etery with school boy churns act- iri as with . n Mac- Lea• g. pallbearers,. Alla, , • : r-adley,-Stewart-and- Bain MacLennan, Jack Drennan andtiHoward ;Robb. The' many ,lovely floral ' tributes were car. tied by cousins of the young man. :Lyall was born on the Tomer stead near Aniiber-ley'onr,'the farm • novo owned by his 'brother; Reg:. Be attended. Laurier Public School and Kincardinei g'h •School. before ,taking; to sailing. ,Lyall is survivedby his widow and;'young- son, his -parents and two bbrothexs,, Wiiiialii' and 'Reg- inald' of Amberley. .1 .DIEDJHS SLEEP The • death of ' Duncan Mac- Intyre, well known Ashfield Township resident, . occurred sud- denly early.•i ,Saturday morning n his' 75th year, Mr: Maclntyre died in his sleebfrom a' heart, attack:, Mr. Mac! • ntiyre had. been at the bereaved,.. ' am" bell' home that evening and appeared inhis.usual. - pp .. ,. good health. , • The .funeral was' held 'from om ,Kingsbridge• i, o'm a n Catholic Church on,Tuesday morning to Cemetery. BORN RITCil,IE_.. n. Wingharn ' sday, Hospital, ion Wedne ' , y• p , March 26th,, to lir.' and Mrs. Harold � A; Ritchie of Luckn.: tc onv' a son,' Rolbert Dairies, a .brother for Gary,' NOTICE, TO ADVERTISERS • This. week finds it 'impossnble for us to accomodate all • the ad- c4•ertising and news articles sched- uled� • for , this • issue,' despite • the fact ,that we ran . an additional two pages. ` This extra run : had to be made :Monday night in order to publish on time, and .a flood of •copy on, Tuesday upset our • Monday cal- culations, When we could not do anything about it. Regularadvertisers` must have their: copy in by Tuesday noon to assure insertion, and , preferably, on :Monday. Those who• are not regular advertisers must have .their copy in • . on, • Monday, 'in order that we can.' cine our_ •press run requirements. • This early' copy, applying to both ads and 'news, is ."old stuff",. but every once in awhile has •, to' be: repeated. • as' we get into a `yam'•'.- if the' -deadlines --are: -not observed:' PASSED .AWAY TUESDAY. - The' death of Mrs Garbutt Maltby occurred . at : Georgetown on Tuesday,. April .1st..:She was formerly Cather:in. e ;Collins and was born in Huron Township 78 years 'ago; Mrs. Maltby had made. her home here .'with' her'sister, Mrs. John Carruthers,' until a short time„:ago. ` The . funeral service will; be .conducted today (Thursday) at 2.00 p.m. 'by, • Dr. W. .J. Mumford at''. the MacLennan - Mackenzie Menioriel Chapel 'Ii� terment will : be win • Kincardine `Cemetery. • :GA'VE_;ILLUSTR.ATEb LECTURE ON' LEPROSY • ave a ver Rev G. H. King gave very interesting illustrated;' lecture' in; the . Presbyterian Church .:last Wednesday evening' .on "Life 'in a Leper Colony".. A' cross-section. of life •in •India Was. shown by a 'series of !lovely .pictures,: • and. Rev. King;dealt with his subject in . a ---most -interesting . and. ' en- lightening' manner: • -Thereare-te:n---m•iilhon lepers -i -r - the world: today and-- nine cases in Canada, Rev: King pointed out. United' States has • several' hundred' .cases.. New 'drugs, if used:Lin__timeare oui�te effectiye in--combating-:the-=disease.- which at' one-, time was' considered • in of the le ers curable: The, welfare . , p , is in charge of 'the Mission to. LepLe• ers, whirl . is an international era? interdenominational . org+an- ization,' which Rev:, King •repre sented. B. -A. WINGHA1i BRANCH. ROBBED Cam MacTavish Was the 'victim of robbers during'the early '• hours of:' Tuesday .morning when _they •cracked` the-; safe in the Winghara branch-. 6f. the British -American oil 'distribution office. The robbers .forced a door to. '!gain 'entrance 'to, the :plant, and 'used .stolen tools from the C.N.R. ,section houge to., bust' open the 'safeon thep " :premises.The• heavy ' safe ` was• ,moved ' for ^the robbers o • t work on it and it was believed that 'it would' require;, three men to, move ,it as they , did. The 'tools. were left.` on the premises., The safecC rackers proceeded, neatly � about their work, .removing Sta- tionery sta,tionezy swpp lies from ,the. ,safe before giving giving it "the business„ Records 'were undamaged and cheques .untotuched.' They were interested only ;'in cash, and a rough estimate until a check-up Could . be completed , placed the loss at between $500 and"$1, 00 00. A t el -tale footprint interested 11 b. police ,r Who investigated. , Some finger ;Was 'also done,' SHORTHORN MEN PLAN'.. CLUB SALE I ERK ••1N FALL." i Directors of the Huron -Perth. Shorthorn Breeders met at Dub- lin .this 'week and planned their regional show for September in Stratford. ' ,Directors decided on a new en. terprise for 1952-a',club sale, to be held in the latter part of Oct- ober' or early -November. T'he'sale is, to be,t Lucknow, with And- rew' :gaunt; Lucknow, • 2nd vice.-; president of the club, to be sales manager. It is expected that about ten bulls and at least 20 females. will be listed for the sale. RAISED BARN -AT LOCHAIfSH' A. barn raisiffg• was held re- cently at Lochalsh at, the farm of Lloyd MacDonald, when a gang of, men put up • a frame to replace, the barn , destroyed by fire• last' fall.. • A barn raising is comparatively rare today and "old hands" at the job are getting fewer. This raising. was .in charge of Frank Hain Ilton.:• Lloyd lost his 'barn early' last October by fire 'of uncertain: origin. included ,rn 'his loss was a , new combine _ which had. been put into the barn i,just a day •or two before. MARKET STORE OWNER T..AKES OVER CHAINWAY "`Norman Welwood has. sold ,his dry goods and ladies' wear ,busi. ness: i Wingham .to. Athol! Pur - don, !Who urdon,'!Who assumed; ownership on, Monday.'' lbir.' Purdon: will retain his bakery (business . in Wingham for the'present .at -:least. Mr.:•Welwood who: owns Thi Market: Store business ••'in•'Luck- now, has taken .Over , the'.. Chain-: way Department Store• in ;Wing-• ham. • TAKE U� DISTRIC' OIL .LEASES' Representatives of the ' Sun Oil Company have.' been leasing• land in West' Wawanesh Township in the ; block 'west of• Dickie's Hill between•• the . Boundary and'the 12th ,Concession. ' .. All residents .° df that area_nay not yet: have.:been contacted; but. some Jiave_ been_,and:_ have_ii ed ` contracts. Among those' who. had signed at'the ' end of • the week were. "George. Kennedy, Al, fred Patterson and Jack Gillies..! Other • property owners•' ih the block,' include. Tom Inglis; Art Moore, Ernie Ackert, James For= ster and' •Fred Webb.. • In'-takin 'u� nthese�'land •o, tions g n p, . _. -forj--a. tei�--year'per o'd-`th iJ company agrees to pay 25c Per. acre ,:per year for the •ten' year period. ` If oil aor-gas; is struck the land owner. gets one-eighth of the production • It: was intimated ' that explor- atory oil tests might be Made in this block'within • a .year, We ' understand that land op- tions, are also being sought in the Glenn's -Hill district, • MISSING BYRON LADS - IUTCH iiIR.ED _TO_...CULROSS. A :couple of .Byron district lads gave their parents a scare ten days ago, whenthey decided to skip school .and hitchhike to the home of AlbertHarris in Cul- ross, an uncle of one of the lads,; The two boys were 'Gordon Harris, 14, and Jack Simms, 12,: ,They 'were missing : for '48 hours: before located. Searchers .aped at • the Thomas Harris farm at Holyrood,. • where they had been • i°. rroneousl dire' e` and ` e y ct d, . froirt there. went to the. Harris farm in Culross . where .they located the. lads:,The • Kinloss and Culross. Harris families' are no relation. THAT the suckers are starting to run and next it'll be those 'sil very' delicacies-th e smelt, Con- servation Officers in Bruce anti , Huron have been notified to.. "'enforce . the regulations that forbid the use of spears and h lights in fishing suckers. Smelt regulations .call for the use of a three foot dip net in taking these fish for :personal use. NO AGE=:.,ARIA . N N NS MARK BIRTHDAYS On . Saturday, April' 5th, Mrs. j Annie 'Doyle will observe heti 92nd birthday. She makes her home with her .,;,daughter," Mrs. Harry, Anderson and':'Mr.. Ander- son. ; • . Mrs. D le.. continues o. e oY ....-;tenjoy rem�arka!`bly . good ,health. for her age, '.and' is :about daily. Her eye sight is particularly •goodand she enjoys reading. • Ninety On _ Monday Qn ;Monday, March. alst; 'Mrs:: John Little observed : her. 90th birthday' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert` `;Ward withwhom she resides. • Mrs. •Little's health- , is Only fair,* but she is .generally. able 4o. be tin '° for a time each clay.,• .A .,ineMber. of ': the ` Ladies' �. Orange Order for many • Years,. Mrs. Little is.. devoted .Ito this fraternal organization and is al ways a ,'fainiliar figure on the 12th. of July, decked out in the G. traditional sash and regalia • of the, Lodge, • i Congratulations •and best Wish.-.! es to these. tw THAT-VITT':W it"I3orwers is 85 • years of age today, April , 3rd. , He " was born in 1867, ' the year of • Confederation. : Many happy; ' returns of the' ers: It''s °.one • (birthday the .,Pub Iisher has no.trouble in remem- bering. ' --o- THAT.' Ian Morton, `sox of kr: and ° Mrs. Albert' Morton, is able to be out 'again after ,,being 'ill , with meningitis. His condition was critical :for •about twenty.- • , four hours during. the • early-' stages of:the attack; o.... THAT . the ,.;• Karshea Institute;, . stage' their annual'' calico: ' ball on Friday; • • the Barn dance - comes, to, , town Saturday night and • -a • week from . .'Monday, Easter: Monday -'., the. Legion. Will. stage a dance. THAT the 'mumps are nib re- spector of ages.;- Among ; the ; r o e. o: have a e '. • ' '• 4 •- ••: rt: .4»; ,4 , o• nona enarians. Dine pe p1 had th ' g • f malady, � a . ' are- , l�rs•. -Dick. ,Rech- • BEACH: NUDIST ESCAPEE IE. FROM :REFORMATORY • ; • Albert Lenoir, 28,' the nudist who was caught in the Amberley district, in mid-July .'last year,. escaped on - ..Saturday morning from Burwash Reformatory. • Len4 it hid while other ,prison- ers marched through the exercise yard -sand" "fated. sealed a high fence. and escaped into nearby bush . Police, e set up patrols ' at• I strategic points within .a wide radius of the Orison farm. Lenoir was=•cornerecl--'ori the Bradley:: and ,Ro+bb' 'farms-. last sumnmer and :sporadically, appear- . Ing in- the nude at 'resort centres -along-, the lake -Charged; with --in decent exposure. -and indecent indecent. FIRE IN •HOSPITAL OWNED BY FORMER' LUCKNOWITE , • Twenty-seven , patients,• most of them aged and cripples or 'blind,: were .,rescued' from the : smoke- filled third floor •: of the Brier Push private hospital :at Stouff- ville on .Sunday. Three new-born babies and their mothers' ,were among the rescued:.' ' The hospital is' operated by a former Lucknow resident; Ly- man Maleolm and his; wife. They`, Were having Sunday morning breakfast when: smoke ''was net - iced, Mrs, Malcolm issued •direc'--' tions to the nursing staff, 'while her husband emptied • three fire, extinguishers' in a vain effort to curb the outbreak. • Many' Of the patients, ranging in ages from 75 to 90, • were car- ried; .down. 'ladders • from the smoke-filled building; 'assault,. he . was sentenced: "at Walkerton to two 'years in the Reformatory, and ' ten strokes of the strap:• . • .,1 ,WON• LEGION ESSAY CONTEST Local winners in'the essay con-,. test_sponsored by' :_the..•.Lucknow Branch of the Canadian Legion were: 1st,.'Ruth- Treleaverf, 2nd, Marilyn Kilpatrick, of Lucknow. Public School, .The girls received cash prizes of $6.00 and $3.00 re-. spectively. The choice of topics was "New' Canadians in Our School“' and "The • Royal, Tour'.. Both' �'g iris wrote on the Tatter subject,'• Their essays, will .be” forwarded .to District "C", and the three best essays • in, the. District will be ' en- tered in'-- the -Ontario Provincial Command competition. Winner's of first ,and second .place. in :.the provincial competition Will. re ceive a free 'trip to Toronto, where ' Legis-* will' visit the is-* .. g lative •Assembly and will also re, ceive, a' cash '.prize, 5 The purpose df this 'contest is to impress upon the minds of young people th'e fundei Cental ,,principles of good citizenship. , 1 • • •:ards and Mr. Wm. Finlay. Members of: the Charles Hal lam family have one; by one taken them, so that this house- hold 'has scarcely been free of • at : least , one .. mus patient since= :last•. -November. Oddly enough the two children who are.J.going-:to school .haven't ---- taken thein "as yet THAT ' announcement • has beery niad.e in the United Church Ob--- .server b .server,that : the three-point pas- toral ,charge. in "Ashfield will be vacant at._the said of_June Rev • CC :.B: *Woolley is termin:at- ang'his pastorate in this charge. • :;,4 THAT the rtrou Ashin opens 'this. ; 'ear 'o Th' r p y n.. u, slay, Maki. 1st. :THAT a toot of the siren early Sunday evening • was said "to have been the work of •a young Prankster.The brief alarm.was ' • not heard by many' people..' ' THAT -T ' m, rene'w•mg;their Sentinel `_ subscription Mrs. D: M. Gordon • • and Mrs. Rene Gordon O'Brien Of, Detroit, sena :greetings toy friends here. ---o- THAT Dick. McQuaig; .who had . . been suffering ,from a gallstone attack, was 'taken by 'ambuul- antelast ' Wednesday to • Vie- ••toria• Hospital, London, • where lie- has 'been: under observation. His condition was cons'ider'ably' • improved early in the `week. —o—' THAT Dr. . W. 'l7. Johnston's of- fice and',.practise Was photo- graphed this week ,by a ph"oto- . 1? gra•pher : from 1123c1ean's Mag- azine! •:Maclean's .is° doing an on' the•. Canadian Medi- cal ..., .. ... ..,... cal Association, ;and .is dealing Iwith various phases :of'`modern Medicine as it applies to the general practitioner,' surge'ry, cost of medical services, etc. The ...C:1Vt,A, requested; Dr.: Johnston to represent the gene .era! ;practitioner for this series. ,