HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1949-11-17, Page 7+ URS, . NOVEMBE,R 17th, 1949 ,
LUC•KNTOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,' ONTARIO.;
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BRISBIN---In Belleville on Fri-
day, November ,llth to. •Mr.and
Mrs: James. •Brisbin (formerly
' Helen MacDonald), a son, James
David.
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HOGAN Win gha General'
Hospital on Tuesday, November
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8th, to • Mr. and Mrs,. Cornelius
Hogan, R. 3, Lucknowi .a daugh-
ter.
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enter 8th, . to Mr. and Mrs. Har-
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ANDY CLARK BOOK
IS OFF THE PRESS
By GREGORY CLARK,
The late Andy Clarke's "Neigh
bourly News" broadcasts over a
period of eight 'years on the CBC.
network 'piled .up over ,a million
written 'words of sheer deli ht to
a very wide audience. These mil-
lion word& have been raked and
sifted, down to ..0,Q00.wo'rds f • a
boot, .,..."Andy Clarke and.
His,
Neighbourly . News" 'which " has
been published by Ryerson" Press,
in time to be a Christmas gift t'o
someone in all . the thousan'ds,•' of
horned that were joyously invad
;ed by y
And's .voice ev
.„ ., er y Sunday'
morning for so. many. years.
When .Axdy,Clarke died his
,widow, Vi' Dickens-Cla�
rke,.,.,her.
;,self a newspaper:. woman ally her:'
'life,' determined ,that Andy's work
in recoiun.ting ,the ' humor and
good -will of Canadian', rural' life,
should be. 'preserved - in, a • kook.
With the help .of her, friend; Mrs.
May Holland Cox, an experienc-
ed author, Mrs; Clarke . spent a
whol
e ,year extnactin .from those:
g.
million 'words off . Andy's filed
marllascripts the iyery.' .cream • of
the stories her husband had: cull-
ed from the weekly. .:,newspaper
of Ontario and Quebec. Last win
ter, . she enlisted. free among •th
.host: of Andy's friends in tl'i'
newspaper 'and radio business a
committee ..'.consisting of
Purcell, .general:Manager .•of Can
'adian Press, Dani 1VEcArthur; :of
C,BC,...Fra'nk Macintyre,--of, the
'Dundalk , Herald', .and 'Greg Clark';
of the. Montreal' ,Standard, and
atter . a/rneeting' ,with .'Dr. Lorne •
Pierce of the::Ryerson, . Press, the
task : of •;assembling:. these into
book 'fora, 'was:,begun..• Thoreau
IVlacdonald was the 'artist ,chosen
to il�lus'trate`;'the.book' with draw-
ings for each chapter -head: •
• The; result is; a` book' 'so essent
;ally Andy Clarke's that you, can.
almost hear • the, tone .of his voice
as you read the; :pages: All the'
.greatest stories Andy told are in
)eluded •.• in: the ;book. T'he:. form
into which . it has•: been 'assembled
is by,' Months Each chapter ' is a
Month of the year, from January
to December, in which are group -
,ed the choicest itemis'that during. Andy,.
broadcast in that ; month
the eight years -°.of his ".Neigh -
bourly News"' on' the; air:: Greg.;
Clark has: written an introduction.
in the form "of• .a :biography; the
interesting story of Andy Clarke's
happy`_ and friend -making` life..
One' of the.features of. the book
is the •index, • which enables. . the:
old: Andy Clarke' fan ,to look up.`
the tale of the. piano playirig. dog
or the bear that • treed. the hunter, 1'.
w'ithc ut a moment's 'delay It • is
a unique-.:+ book, uniquely `eon`-;
struci ed• ":and 'certain' . to Y e • an
abiding' sweet•, nienrory to . a mil
titude ,of ; people. • The Canadian'
Weekly Newspapers,• Association
Which, with "the. CBC, was re-
sponsible for •p ut't i n g :Andy,
Clarke -.on- the air. is cooperating
with CBC• arid:the publishers in
publicizing "Andy. Clarke'and. his
Nei.ghbouxly.News" and..steps'are
'
being_ `taken to• make.:,.it- easily
available to:all who esire copies
for Christmas, The price is' $3.00.
THE FRIENDLY FOLK
NEYT DOOR -
(by Helen Thompson Woolley)
There's a fine, big, • friendly fam-•
ily
Living in the house next door
Chasing kittens. through the • ar-
den,
Playing ball and games galore..
Washing flutters aintost daily;
Sizes up from, nothing flat;
Slacks and sweaters; • skirts sand;.
dresses, , ` • .
Shorts and 'shirts,' and . this and
chat:
An apple :;tree •grows by the .fence
,.• • With branches'; bending l+snir
And :on one strong straight,
sturdy rin ;°°
•
• A, swing' sways to .`�a;nd fro
There the :nappy, :laughin :child
ren' • g.
Up :above , the teen : world g . _ go
In the swing or in the branches,
• While the soft south breezes;
blow. '
other; like a sweet ,big' sister
And �a ' guardian an,gel,. too,
Works 'and'plays omorig her
children
Guides their footsteps ,firm and.
true
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Ranging a:ll•. the way, their ages,
e U�p from• one' year to. a' score;
e And I. lilve•:again •thy •girlhood
1 t e; friendly •'folk` :next . Jane (Mrs. • A :White )' and his •.two
door.' ! ___Lbrgthers ' Albert Bruce Road' , arid=
Taken ` To iiosital Sunday •
`,Miss Elizabeth'°"Weish was: tak-
en to :St Joseph's' Hospital,' Lon=
dons on Sunday, after taking ill •
early that morning
South Kinloss W..M: S.
'The; November meeting of the
South , Kinloss WaMaS. •was Yield,\
at the .home .of Mr.s. Lloyd Mac-
Dougall 'with a' large crowd tin
.attendance; The roll .fall was
answered by "Bible prayers", A
reading' was ,given. by Mrs. L. C.
•MacIver. The scriipture, and heed'-;
itation"was- taken, by. Mrs. Law-
rence ,MacLeod. 'A number of ,the
ladies •took part 'in, the prayer
circle. ,This being the Home. Help
ers meeting a special address. was
prepared by Mrs..: • Baulch,': She`
chose'' as, her topic '."Types of,
Thankfulness in'the Bible This
was followed by a reading by
Mrs. Allister .Hughes. Mrs. Chad
wick favored with a 'solo. The
topic from the 'study book "En-
ter China" was taken by Mrs.
Ted 'Collyer, Mrs•. Gilbert Hamil-
ton
am l -ton gave they closing, reniarks.
Hymn 3$1 was .sung"and Mrs. D.
Graham closed the Meeting with
prayer.-
W•th h
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OBITUARY
ROBERT DANIEL..THOMPSON
The news of the sudden pass-
ing of . Robert Danniei Thompson
of Bruce Mines, in his sleep from
coronary, thrombosis, the night of
October 3rd, at the age of 66,
years carne 'as a great -'shock and
grief to his family and friends.
Though his health was not good
for ,a numbee of years,, . he was
still quite active and seemed to
be better this •fall .than .for quite
soiree tune. �i.Vlr;' Thompson has
numerous friends: and relatives
in. the Lucknovlr;•.c'liatriet.
Re: was born in Aberdeen,,
Township of, Algoina,'the-:young
est' Son . of' the late .Mr. arid' .Mrs..
Robert 'Thompson, and. spent •his•.
early life there: in 1918 he.mar,-,
ar,
rico" fres :Orr, eldest daughter
of the late : Hugh Orr and •Mrs.
Orr of Bruce, ,Mines: In. 1921 he
purchased the Orr farm .on Bruce..
Road where ' he resided for the.
remainder of , his life: ` •
Her Was a devoted father and
husband: ;and a• cdheertful and kind-
ly v hbor
• g always welling • to.'
lend'. a .helping hand. His pres-
ence is sadly missed in' the" home
and community..
He leaves, to mourn. his passing
his Wife and two daughters,: Phy-,
llis (Mrs.' .J..Gjos) of Desbarats
and•Betty.at home, also his sister,
',AGE' SE EN
•David of 'Dryden, Ontario. TwO
brothers predeceased him. The
first grandchild, • 'Bobby Gjos, was
born . twelve days atter' his pass,
ung:.' °
The funeral was „held from his
late residence on • Thursday after.
noon October. 6th and was atte..
ded by ,a host of friends. The
service was conducted. rby Rev,.
Oharles Wooley, of Bruce Mines
United Church- assisted by Rev.
W. J. Rickards of Bruce Mines.
BEREAVEMENT• COMES TO.
TWO BRUCE PUBLISH. ERS,
Death . came to Donal "Dan:'
1VLcKenz , d 'an' f e
,the Bruce:
County:' newspaper•:fraternity, .on
E riday, November4th In %hi€ 13,E th
year, Mr. ;McKenzie had been en-
gaged in the printing business,
since a lad ,of 14; ared,for 57 years.
had been publisher of the Paisley
Advocate. While: relinquishing
controlof the business to his oh
.Ross, . a few months' ago,' Mr. Mc-- ..,'
Kenzie continued' to be regularly-
at the office, and actively .erigag
ed in the • work. .
On Friday: of last" week, Mr,
A. E. &ott, editor' .of • the Tara`s'
Leader, .:'was ••bereaved ' in the
death •orf his wife, who . died' at
her home in !vara ..after 'an illness:'
of 'many, months. She was
_years -of, age.:,:
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