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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-12-03, Page 1illiftrfrir";411r1Wiri' 1952'. IA,ul . r r: • r 1: ■; r, 'r a. M: F •• ipture. ' ve the Kenzie�T book, ad the ilinsQn' "God.. . Dun- . Mrs,. ' mr Af' icKen were The ;inging lunch ne en7.. pup me,, of 'a Sun - rd, for Group s. The >inging' Harry ieeting', ;hover church • ;ry'iil- me Ise • For er,be as fav Ir. and n their nn 388. rmizpali aeKen'- .ks and meet- . ed ass- assess t' from r, $2.50 Yearly In Advance—$100 Extra To U.S.A. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, DBC. 3rd, 1952 ' TEN: PAGES t:LECTPRS •RETURN ASH.FIEL4D The four sitting• members of the Ashfield Township Council were swept back into office on Mon- day. At the ;head .;of the pollby a consider'a;ble margin, . of 103 votes over his closest ' contender was. • Councillor .. Cecil Blake, Councillors John, Bradley, Ken- neth L. -MacKenzie and Andrew Ritchie placed..in that order with only 36 votes, 'separating:' them. Bradley polled 419, MacKenzie \409 and' Ritchie 383.' - • John Ke11y, only other ' candi .date, and atinew aspirant to of- fice, . trailed ?with only 245 votes. Reeve 'Elmer Graham was re- turned by acclamation for• ' his third term . in the reeveship. For Councillors Bradley, Mac- Kenzie and ;Ritchie' it is their 5th term and for Councillor Blake his `third term. He came to_ the Board two ° years ago ,when Councillor Graham' stepped up.' to succeed Cecil Johnston as reeve. . First Elected 4 Years Ago' • Councillors Bradley,, MacKen- zie and Ritehe .:were 'elected ° by ballot . four years ago. At that time Councillors •Ray • Dalton, ; R. A. Grant and .Mel Dickson re - Aired. Cecil . `Johnston 'was reeve and Elmer Graham was the only Councillor to qualify for office. • A second ;nomination meeting was ,called and on Deeember 20,.. 1948, Ashfield electors . •went'' to the ,014 to pickthree council- lorsY front a slate : of nine can- didates: Jack Bradley headed the poll, with a • count of 350, Andy Ritchie 311 and. `"Kenneth 'Mac- Kenzie 260. , 'In "Monday'selection theme -vote' by polling sub ,divisions: follows. The sub- ivisionkare: No.. •1, 'Dun No 3, lra 4; Port Albert, No. 5, Kingsbridge; No,. 6; Parrish, Home; No. 7,. Laurier. 1 2 Cecil Blake John Bradley John' 'Kelly'; MERCHANTS • SET CHRISTMAS. SHOPPING HOURS: • At last week's ,meeting of the Business Men's Association, pro - Sided. over by .President' Gordon, Montgomery, pre -Christmas shah - ping hours were , decided on! Stores will remain open on Thursday afternoon of;,the week before Christmas' and will, • be open Monday, Tuesday, and Wed-- nesday' ,evenings during Christ - Mas Week. Christ-masweek. . It ,was' agreed to' request Coun- cil to declare Boxing Day asa holiday. ' TRACTOR MISHAP FATAL SATURDAY Edward McBurney, 54, well- known East Wawanosh farmer, was killed Saturday on the 'Mar- noch sideroad. •`McBurney was driving his tree- tor....along the road when the• machine is believed tohav'e'skid- ded on the• icy road and •rolled over into a' . ditch with: one . of the wheels, pinning him. to • . the ground. , • Born. in East Wawanosh, he was a lifelong, 'resident of the. :district. He farmed on. Lot 23, Concession 10. He, :was a member of Brick United .Church. Surviving .are his widow, the former Helen Yuill, his `mother; Mrs..Sam McBurney, .Wingham; two. sons, Carmen five; Ivan, 3; ti,„ brother, Gordon, Ease .Wawa-; no�sshh three sisters, Mrs. Greig Shiell, East Wawanosh; Mrs.' Alex Shiell, London; Mrs James Hard- ie, Turnberry, township:' The funeral service. was held Tuesday at; tie R. A.Currie fun- eral home, Wingham. The: Rev. :J. Cox,: Brick United' Church, of- .fieiated, the.4'Rcvr, ;lV D. A. Currie, Whitechurch. Bur ial was , in Wingham Cemetery. 3 4 "5 ;' 6. 7 Total 127 79 87 '69 52 54 54 . 022 46'•'..68° 87 ' 47 34 52 85 419 24 28 18 . :20 81 46 28 245 K. L. MacKenzie 42 50 72 40 .` 54. .. 82 ` 69 409 Andrew Ritchie 50 61 87 ' 42 39 ; 51 53 GOING TO' " 11.4ENHEI1►x . !ri MR; ROD, MaeDOTIGALL, SUFFERED BROKEN HIP Mr. Rod MacDougall had a, fall. at the Baker Convalescent. Home on Saturday morning and suffer - a .' fractured "hip. He was re- moved by ambulance. to Wingham. Hospital. Mr. MacDougall' has e} joyed improved health since go- ing to the Baker Home several months ago. His improvement had been such that he: was able to be up and around; and out again. A few • weeks ago he at- tended the Masonic Banquet, and it is with -regret that his many friends learn of ' his misfortune which has hospitalized him. VHA,RLES L. "SMITH Manager of The Lucknow Branch of the Bank,of Montreal; received. word last' week that he is. being. transferred to, the Blenheim .branch. The transfer, was• at, first set ,fore' December • 10th, • but, in view ••. of ' the " nearness• of the Christmas season efforts 'are be- ing made to have .'the change of managers • delayed ' 'until .after Christas. . Mr.: Smith's successor will . be G. Murray: Couse,',who .is at'pres- ent in the assistant general man agers department : at. Toro'rito./ • Mr. and Mrs..' Smith and dau- ghter Charlene came to Lucknow from Athens,. near Brockville, a little more than :three years ago: He succeeded John A. 'Thompson who was mowed_ to_weed,-the- transfe"r being' wade ': in late Sep- tem'ber 1949: ° LOCAL •COUPLE FIFTY' :YEARS • WED Mr and Mrs. Thomas Anderson, lifelong residents , of " Ashfield' :Township, until retiring to Luck-' 383 now a few years ago, ` observed '; their golden wedding anniversary EQUIP' AND' RENOVATE . . SHOOT CLUB>tO r . ' . ' The Monday :Night: Shoot chub; • whiff recently rented a room . in the Johnstone 'Block for their. weekly. parties; have been" pur-: chasing • equipment and' ' making improvements that give them a compact and comfortable meeting place.. Latest .adclitioza to the equipment' is a clothes rack' 'built by. N. E. Bushell.. ' 'There. 'were . sixteen., tables' at the party on : Monday night with the prize winners being Mrs. Bob Reid and Joe Howaid SPEAKS, WELL OF, FORMER ' TEAC=H ER Mr. Ross Ls MacDonald_.of-Kap uskasing,' in renewing, his Sen- tinel subscription, •expressed re- gret in learning of Miss Frances MacLean's death: Re said, "I' have never seen her "since h left, High School and had always tiitended calling on ogre of my flying visits..to -Luck- now but never did get around to it. Miss MacLean was 'a• fine ' teacher and I, for one,, will never forget .her.:,I regret. very much that I never did make a point, of telling her just 'what an in. fluence for good:she had on me. It .is one of the ways. ,a teacher gets paid in this World". Ross is the youngestson of the late Mr. and. Mrs. D. S. Mac-, Donald,'the family home being north of the C.N.R.•' where Mrs, Tr Lr MacDonald resides. Ross is principal of Kapuskas- ng Public School and: is 'begin- ning his 25th year in Ka,- They are presently building' an88-room• addition, to the school which . will provide , 24• classroom and. a' Bynt. • BREAKDOWN :BELAYS "LATE" TRAIN TILL EARLY MORNING The ' C.N R. 'night train,' gener- ally. referred to as the late train because of its arrival here short- ly 'before 11 o'clock; , got •badly mixed up last Friday .,night," when it vied with the "early" train for. arrival time at"•tbe local depot. A mechanical'breakdown near Brampton delayedthe train'many hours, and it was;.shortly before 7,00 a.m. Saturday morning when' the 'late" train reached here. It took the . siding at Wingham for the down -bound "early" train, to pass: Among those who were Luck- now bound on this all-night trip were. Miss Lorena •Hogan, Bill Mathers and Clark :Stanley who were coming up from Toronto to spend the. Week -end at" their" re, spective..homes. RANDOM SHOOTING • HAD FART I>uR' DUCKING. u'r (fur attention has• been directed to an incident that might easily have had serious, if not' fatal re- sults, and focuses attention on the need to exercise care while tramping' the fields with fire- a As, while wh • � e repairing fences recently, heard some shooting• going on and for safety sake dropped to the ground be- hind . his tractor, while: bullets whistled overhead. Some twenty- five shots ruiere fired. He believes it Was raidtni shooting with the offender: or offenders not aware of ,his presence. The incident happened on 'a Saturday, which caused' hini to think it might have been some students who were out tramping the fields, and. taking some pot shots. • • , on Tuesday, November '25th., A 'family gathering was held the ` previous Saturday, and: on Tuesday ` ; friends and • : relatives called informally to extend their. congratulations . and best wishes. Mr. Anderson is not • enjoying good health .and this noteworthy: anniversary,. was" celebrated as quietly as possible. ' Mrs. Anderson was formerly Lilly Reed, daughter: of the late Paul Reed : and Rebecca McGee of Con. 9,~ Ashfield. She was one of a family of seven: A brother Will of Galt, and Mrs. Anderson- are the only members of the .family ,now' li'ving. ' „ • • • .Mr. Anderson, also an Ashfield- born citizen, :is a son of the late David Anderson and Mary Web- ster. He has two brothers and two 'sisters • living, Mrs. Isaac An- drew (Susan)' of Zion; Mrs. 'Sam Kilpatrick" (EIizabeth) of Dun- gannon; Dave Anderson, ,Of Recd Deer, Alta. and Fred of Lucknow. Mr. and.' Mrs. Anderson were married at the bride's home fifty years ago by Rev. F. J. Oaten of Ashfield Circuit. They took up farming on the Andersen home- stead now owned by their son Gordon, and resided there' con tinuously until moving to LLuck- nOW. . Held in high, esteem by all. Who know them, ,Mr. 'and, Mrs: Ander- son have •been exemplary resit dentsof this "community and are worthy of all) the .compliments and `best wishes that are now ex- tended them. • They have a family' of ;three sons and three ` daughters:, who were all with thein on this happy occasion.' They are Harvey of Nile, Thomas of Lucknow, Gor- don of Ashfield';. Mrs. Charles Pearpe (Olive) ' of Brantford; Mrs. .Harvey Webb (Elsie) , of West Wawrataosh.• and Mrs. 'Chas.. Hodgins (Jean) of Wingha i , eleven grandchildren. . Hi ' Kids! Don't forget that Santa Claus is scheduled to ar- rive in Lucicnow on Saturday of this week and wants to meet you all here. He's planning a big parade at one o'clock, that Will be. headed by the Lucknow Dis- trict High, School Band. • . There'll be a free show at The Playhouse and a bag of sweets for every, child. Town children will attend the show at 10 a.m.. Saturday in,orn- ing. For the kiddies lrern the country there'll be a show at 1.30 -and a repeat performance at 3.00 for those who couldn't make the first show. P Be sure to be in Lucicnnur on PUBLIC CAN HELP EASE CHRISTMAS POSTAL RUSH –With Christmas just "araiind the corner the Post Office Depart- ment has issued mailing datest SETTLER TO. LEAVE HERE Christmas mail and parcels. To the United States (especially Par- cels for customs examination) Deeember ;8th; British Columbia, December 12th; Prairie and Mari- At. the December Meeting of the Village Council, routine busi- 'ness chiefly occupied ' the Board as. they ' reach ' the ' . end of the term, 'Nomination, date was . set for Monday, December 29th, and election officials rained' In event of an election it will be held on. Monday, January 5th No come inent .was forthcoming • from Board members as to their plans. .Allowances;'of $5.00- a meeting, • with a maximum of $60 for 12 meetings` during the year, were: ,passed. This sal y plan was ap •iproved by' CoCouncil at .the first ,of the year, marking the first tinie a local Council board has:' received remuneration. The cost , is .shared by -the ' Public; Utilities departments so that the total cost for . • the year to the Village ,is $128. . A cheque for $20.; as taxes' On the new Department of Highways,' building andi'property on ' Lud gard St. was received from the' Department'' This .' payment is made under ' a new Provincial municipal aid act thatbecame op- erative' this year. The resignation of. ,Mr. C. L. Smith from the: Recreational Cen- tre was received with regret. He has served as , chairman during the year and his . resignation is due. to his forthcoming departure • from town. 'Appointment of his successor was deferred until such municipal' appointments are made'• • GREAT,GRANDSON OF FIRST :that Will. „stature Road in Kinloss TownsiiiP, held stock and irraPlementS On Friday. He -has sold the farm, 'on which time Provinces,/Deceniber 13th; [ to he was. born over fifty yeari ago, Ontario and QUebec December MaleOhn Lane. His plans are 15th; local delivery, . December Postmaster Kenneth Cameron suggeits that the public purehase a. -good supply of stamps at ..an early date' and,requests that mail and Christmas cards be bundled securely before being tensed into the *letter drop. This will greatly speed up handling. is also re- Bill has three siiters, bin Sam , riot definite,. but he 'expects to shortlyi,move Off the old farrh. Bill is a great grandson of'jbel Eli Stauffer, the first settler in , Lucknow over a' century ago, in 1850. He twas followed the next year by James Somerville. ',Bill's grandfather was William St.auf- fer and his father, Reuben Stauf- quested that rural. mail patrons StanleY of Kinloss and Mrs. Geo. have their letters stamped,. as it is not an easy task for mail coin', ,Adams and Mrs. Albert 'Money iers to try. to pick loose change of 13r. an. tf,13.•41 . . "out of the box, with .fingera that may be 'numb frdm the cold. Be- VISITS .KINLOSS • sides the• inconvenience, it adds to delay . all along the route in IN QU'EST OF OIL riialcing deliveries. . IMr. ,Jack Bell, a friend and ' Another Post Office request 1.s that lock box holders bring their associate' of W. trines. Patterson, ' post office key. It is against, reg- and who have teamed .up , for' some tirne in their queit of. "black . ulations for members•of the Staff gold", paid' a viait t�, this corn - triunity recently' and in company with Joe Conley looked over the • _terrain in Kinloss -Township --:for` evidence of pOssible oil deposits. (Miss Kathleen McIntosh, dau- Mr. Patterson, who is 'at Pres-, ghter of Mr. and Mrs Wm'. ent.ill with pneumonia af Sarnia; McIntosh of, town, is in Charge was not able to make the. trip.. .of 'the lobal Bell Telephone of- Ire, however, has long maintain. , Tice. "Kay", as She is best known, ed that- Kinloss Township and succeeds Miss' Jean MacKinnon, the Greenock SWarrip: district is ,en Saturday, in view of her ap- long been Mr. Patterson's ambi- proaching marriage. tion to bring in oil M his. native: ounty of Bruce. He was born LOCAL GIRL HONOR in. Huron Township and' resi4d... GRADUATE II4'LONDON. Lucknow for a time M late . years. Despite , his octogenarian. The annUal graduation exer- status; Mr. Patterson remains full ,eises at the It B. Beal Technical of. vigor and enthusiasm for oil and • COMmercial High School drilling Operation.% and,his ability were held on Friday, November in Selecting sites is highly 're- 28tif, Winnifred Stewart was one garded by a number of operators, of this year's honor graduateS Mr. Bell fs a native of Blyth, and a diploma' winner. Wirinifred where his father once ran a Iv - Ltd., award of merit for $7,50 for Man often drove travellers.in this 'office practise and best budget district. - of business- forms. done in class,,, For some time patt he and Mr.. 'Grade •XI and special one year Patterson haVe been associated in classes. ' . , the Alberta oil fields until. re - Miss SteWart IS now emPloyed reritly coming east, where leases in the PrudentiaL'Life Insurance] have been taken tip in the Pe - office in "London, ,tio4a district, ,