The Lucknow Sentinel, 1949-10-13, Page 3•
.IA THURS;, OCTOBER lath,. 1949
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LUCKNOW SENTINEL, Wdl IslQW, QNTARIO
•Miss Louise Greer, and Mrs. Alex . Maclntyre was home'
J, Nl• Greer motored to Detroit
last week to' spend a few days,.
lVlrs... P. M. Johnston • .has: _been.
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' .,confined to bed for three weeks
:with an infection, in the leg,
,Miss Gretta Campbellis a pat- •
lent in. Wingharn Hospital with
phlebitis.
. Reserve Saturday, October 29th
for the Lucknow Wornen's" inti-
tote run -image • safe•
Mas, Lance Morrison Tees •'
water visited 'with` • Mrs • J. " D
Ross' for a few: days..
Mrs., Alen.,' MacLerinand visited
last, week ' in Toronto ' with ''Mr
and.,,M s• Bruce MacLennan:,'
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Joe ',Agnew of Toronto" spent
• the week end-• with his- parents,
and Mrs. E. 'It Agnew:
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Rev. W.' S, Sutherland of West
Hill eras' ` a..ealler in town last
• week..
A:: X. Lewis of Detroit
visited. for a few .days with :her.
:uncle,.,'Mr., Richard 'Baker, after`
attending the funeral of Mr, Jas.
Baker;:
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'LU'CKNOW
Uw•Lt`E
,..ED.CHU RCI.
Minister': Rev . W. J : Mumford,
M.A.; B.D.,
ANNIVERSARY, SERVICES.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16,.1949:
• 11 am.: ""I'm :for the Church"
7 p.m.; ."Why Not Try God?"
Dr. . Muniford.. • will be,, in
charge of °,: both' .services. The
Choir •w 11 I render:'• .special
music.', The ' public • .cordially'
invited to: attend, On Monday
evening, October 17th, ' there
will, be a: turkey supper fol-
lowed by a concert. 'by The
Elmira ;Choir. ` •
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CHICKENS
4i%2.•to• 7 Lbs.
FROM" $1.50
BOILING ,FOWL�
CA . to .6 Lbs.
FROM $125
lark Berger.. '1-7
Concession 6, Ashfield
'Phone 81.-r=7 Dungannon .,/E
from University : •o,f Toronto to
spend Thanksgiving.
Mr... and Mrs, 'John Ross and.
family have moved.: from, , the
Johnstone . ;Block to the apart
:men, .above the Co -'00. •store. • ;
Mr and • Mrs, Russell Phillips
spent Thanksgiving • with . tier
father and family, 1V1r.'Fred Bell.
of Goderich 'Township.
Mr's. R.f'
Timmins of Lyon;
Michigan, and 'Mrs.. Haigh of
Har Ilton, visited with Mr.. and
Mrs, .:R. Robertson,
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Dr.; and .',Mrs•.. -J,' J; Armstrong
of Toronto- were, Thanksgiving'
iiisitors with Mr,''and , Irs..IT. E.
Bushell,
Misses Los Hunter and .Don,
`aIda Nicholson- have .joined :• the
nursing staff. d'f Scott Memorial`
Hospital, .Seafo'rth,
Mrs.. E. Barkwell 'visited in Tbr-
onto last week - with Mr: and. Mrs.
Jack Barkwel1:and Mr. and Mrs,
'Harry (Smith '•
•'Mrs, Patrick'Walsh; Si. Augus4
tine, spent Thanksgiving at 'the
home of Mr. and Mrs..Geo. Phil
lips.
Miss Leone Laing ...a nd Mr
Peter Clark of TorontoWere
u, eek -end, visitors With ' Miss Mar-
garet. Rae.
ar-g;aret.:Rae.
Miss; L'arrl,a Campbell: of"" TOT:
onto: is, spending this week, at .the
honie 'Of Mr. .and Mrs : R. H.
Thompson:' -
Mr. and N[rs; Wan., Hewat, Bob;.
a n d , Nancy' of, 'Elmira, spent
Thanksgiving week -end with
'atives, here.
James . Phillips • spent,
•Than•ksgiving.'.week-end• with his
aunt.. nd"':.0 nc1e . Mr... and' Mrs.
Geor_e 1iips,, Fordyce.
Mr. and rs:. Clen .Moore. of:
Flan:Ilton ,were . ,eek=end . visitors
with:: her mother, :Mrs E. ; N.
• Hodgins.
Ronald Johnston of Torofito>
U"iversity spent the. holiday at
the home of his. arents Mr. and
Mrs.'';Eh-her `' Johnston:;
Dr. Charles Thompson and Dr.
.Keith ,Watson ;:of London visited.
at the, home .of . Mrs: Sarah `' Coll
yer on .:Thanksgiving
Mrs• "L;. Brabson and.. Mr. •Bull-
'ard of ;Windsor, and IV1r..'And Mrs.
Rober_tLFishe of t_ aMikon visit-
ed over: the week-end':,with, Mrs.,
David Huston
n' and Miss:
' ' mso
1V;Cass Bertha StL
Deane White of Toronto ' spent'
the. week -': ;with the former'S.
parents, • Nr, ,and'. Mrs. :William:.
•
•Stimson.
Tyndall Robinson,.4',who
wa.s •ill with ;pm
neuonia in Wing-
ham Rosi ital; was 'able to return.
to 'her home .here 'the • first oaf
tife week,'
Bill Treleaven, who has . re -
sinned his studies in •engineering
at Toronto University;; spent the
holiday weekend: with his • par-
ents, Mr. :and Mrs. :Harold . Tre-
leaven. Their daughter,' Margaret;,
Of Western University, also spent;
here.' ere.. • , .
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STAMP • IN CHOP' BOA
further investigation • into
the .outbreak' of • f}re ' .at Albert
Taylor's barn last Wednesday re-,
vaale,d that it' started within the
losed-in, Chop box. It it believed
some object became' red hot in
passing through the grain Find -
:dr, and on entering the :chop box
rolled down ' against 'the ' •horse
stall planking that formed ' one
side of the' box. The plank. was
burned through, and is regarded
as the source .of the blaze 'that
almost:.razed the barn.
When . Albert ''discovered, the
outbreak the stable: 'was . filled
:with- smoke. He „rani around and:
1ntb , the barn ,to " take' out 'some
,implernents and' found :the flames
hadn't. broken through into`` the:.
barn,
Dashing •back .to, the, stable •he.
groped. ';throu'gh • the smoke;
te
nding to •:try': to drive out what
little stbek-*as inside; Stu'lrnbling
over a,pailbeside the water bar-
rel, . made it . occur ''to 'him that
probably, the blaze wasn't out, of
control; and so, he set to, work
in .. the chokine blinding smoke.,
In a' few moanents . it was appar'
ent he Wase:•making'some head,
d
way. ,and by Persistent • effort ' he
succeeded in drowning, the :blaze,
Move To:12th • Concesslon
Mr; ,and. ;Mrs. ' Robert • Farrish.
and family, have .mbved to their
new home' on the •12th•' Conces-
sion near , Lothian' •arid'Mr....anct
Mrs., "Schuman' and family, who:
have' ;•:been . working :withr.'
Stewart, S t e g :
ewart, ar . mavr'n g toe
'6h
farm ; recently,.: owned', by .Mr.
Parrish, Which:. they,. ";purchased,
last spring.
HAD STRONG' PRESSJRE
Lucknow•' Fire' • Company ::had
the • pumper 'out for .a trial' run
on' -Friday evening.' : They .. .first'
drafted , water from : the creek
across the • higliw.ay from; : Ted
Dexter's ' residence' and then laid
` 50. • feet of , 21k inch hose ; from
'the ' ; ;hydrant ' at George Orvis'..
residence; 'eastward on Highway.
86 to near the .A Village limits.'
• With the: truck` • pumping at
about 150: pounds pressure, a
stream' of water • was 'thrown' 165
feet. The test burst. a "couple of
lengths' 'of ::old hose which could
,not stand the .pressure, because:
of their ' 'deterioration' through
age. One '•length was a black rub-
ber hose that was in use when;
Fire Chief;,., Solomon first "joined,
the bra'ade. • a_ e._36:'years-ago:---
".. •Midd1
-Mr. Nlrs.; George. e
ton" and daughter Lucy 'of : Wal
singlam, 'were Thanksgiving. vis
sons-` with: Mr ;and
Mrs. Russell
•Middleton.•,
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Mr, :and .Mrs; Donald '• 'Johnston
of : Toronto and ' Mr. ;and 'Mrs:
,Merle Johnstone and.' Sharon of
.Kitchener " were holiday visitors
with Mr.: and Mrs, .F. M. -•John
stori•
'e,,.
Mr.: Sutherland, secret
ary-treasurer , of the Western.,
Farrners' Insur..ance Company. and;
Mr, ':Wan. .Forbes,. supervisor. 'of
agencies,- called'last. Wednesday
on .Mr., and Mrs, Jack. Farrish "
• • Mr. and „Mrs. . Burton Roach'
were. on •a week's, motor•trip :.to
North Bay and through the, Al-
gonquin 'Park•. At Callander they
visited.' with ►,an aunt, Mrs. .Me-.
linda' Rdbinsoft
:.Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Stewart for. the week -end
were . Allan • Stewart;':' London:
•G.Weri' Stewart' of Stratford;' Mr.
and 'Mra. Lloyd. SWwiart, Mrs.
'Wagner, .Helen:.and Carol Wagner'
,arid Mr. Tony. 1Vlay of Kitchener..
The October ; meeting of 'the
Women's Xristitute will be held
in the: Town Hall, on • Friday,
October .14th. Grandmother's day.
,Hostesses, Mrs.. Crawford, Mrs,
Gordon Fisher, Mrs. ,Wraith, Mrs.
H. Robinson. `
Mr. and Mrs. Bill. MacKenzie
and Barbara of Dundas; 'Mr. and
Mrs. Bob McQuillin; George and.
Marilyn of Hamilton; Miss Bertha
-Wakeham Toronto Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde, Smith of Plymouth, Mich.,
were tvisitors from a distance
who' spent Thanksgiving with Mr,
slid .Mrs. • WM, MacKenzie; Kin -
1 Toss.
ITS
FRAGRANCE'
d IS SEALED
IN VACUUM"
W. A. Meeting .
,Mrs.:Ken' Murdie was 'hostess
for. the Drennan Black ,group
meeting on . Monday: afternoon
with Mrs., •Black, presiding.. The
meeting :opened.. with, hymn. 502.
followed by the .Lord's prayer in
unison. Final arrangements were
made :• for the turkey dinner to
be held in the church l'ibasement.
on October 17th; Mrs., McKenzie:
read the scripture - lesson. 'A piano
solo by Mrs.. Quigley' was follow-
ed . •by . a very' interesting . travel
talk. by '•Mrs. 'W. V. Johnston on
her trip' to 0,Saskatchewari • The
meeting:- closed -.with- prayers -by --
Mrs..
raYers-by"Mrs. Taylor
followed; by a' social'
half, hour.'
ST H'`E°LE'NS:
Miss Anna :Stuart of . Toronto,
Miss Katharine'.' MacGregor'- of
Lucknow,; and . Mr. :C'harles ° ;Ma-"
Gregor • of Waterloo were .holiday
visitors with''Mr. and. Mrs. Geo
•Stuart.
• Mrs:. T.' F. Wilson, . is iendin
. � p g'
.a couple : of Weeks •with Mr., and
Mrs. Jack Norman in, Toronto.
.Mrs. Alec Murdie and ,Bobby
and • Mr and Mr's. Mel Brown of
Waterloo -were -visitors -with M.
and MrsR,.: Woods' for the 'half-
day week -end
Mr. And Mrs: Neely Todd' and
children of Stratford. were, week=
end; visitors with Mr. and 'Mrs.,
D,. Todd
•M•r.•and Mrs. •Newton James ;of •
.Windsor `' spent; ' a few days as
guests of Mr. `and Mrs. E. J. Thom
and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Miller:. .
- Mr. ,and Mrs. Robert McQuillan
and • chil'dren 'of -Hamilton. and
Mr. Charles McQuillin of Zurich:'
Spent; the' holiday week end: with
Mr.. Wm. • and; Miss Beatrice .`Mc-
Quillin: •
Mrs.. Clayton ,Charlton of Port.
: Alnna'• 'and, iyIr. and `Mrs. John.
;Wright', of.. Rochester Were week
end' 'guests' of''Rev..and Mrs..M.
>G: Newton.
Mrs. Charles . McDonald' was
hostess , for . the' Octoaber meeting
of the ''Women's'. Institute. The.
roll call Was responded to . with
articles for the Tweedsmuir books'
It .`Was decided to 'purchase fifty,
.cups for use in: , the Hall, also to
sponsor the play "You Can't . Al-
ways Tell Sometimes' by Ripley
talent, on October 27th. , It was
also agreed, to commence a flow-
er fund to provide flotwers for
sick mernibers, under the doctor'S
care and cards to• tion -members:
'Mrs. Stanley Todd had charge of
the; subject:. of • historical -research
and 'read an article. by ,the. late
Mrs, Ball,. on 'the' Village of St.
Helens. Mrs.. Rice gave a'reading
"lTannah's Courtship" and; ,Miss
Jtestean. Aitchison conducted: a. con;
., Successful anniversary. services
were held in the: United Church
on Sunday with a slilendid •atten-
-dance ' at 'each service. A profus-
ion, of beautiful • autumnflowers'
made` a fitting setting and yin the
rthe ,
evening K the new electric, light-
ing added greatly to the beauty:
of the church both inside arid
Out.. Rev. W J. Woolfrey ofClin-.
ton was the. guest''apeaker -and
special music was provided by
the Chair' with anthems and a
:quartette by Mrs. George Stuart,
Mr, and Mrs: E. WA Rice and I1
W. T, Miller at •each' service .and,
a duet Joy' Mr. and Mrs. Rice at
the morning, service.
• Mr. and•.• Mrs. Gordon- . Ivtiller
and Larry ,and Miss'DorisTaylor
were home fom London for
Thanksgiving. , ;
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