The Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-03-02, Page 2• % tiWit ji .'.,Ia1M1E1 0',11111s7PNIF : i nlR.u'*
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OBITUARY
JOHN. JAMES J LLER
John Janes . M'iller died inEast
General Hovi11a1, 'Ibronto1. • en,
Monday, Felbrurary 13th, ;after a
Week's illness f r or a . recurrent
attack of coronary ,thrombosis: He
was 57. •'
Born at St, Helens, Jack Miller
. was a. son of the late John. Miller
and Barbara Wallace. . He spent
his boyhood days • at ' St Helens
,and atthe e ;af 16:'entered the
�g .
Orangedi11e branch of the Bank`
of
C'oaram
erce: He. refrained' With V .
the Bank for twenty 'years, bey
ing tat the head :pffice,:in Toronto
for ten;.Years,
VIr, ,Mille
rt later established
the
brokerage,busines of J. J.. Mil
-:
• e �
ler • & IICo , •'`w'h3c�hY h .�d�h saded for
a''number''of years. A .yeart; and a'
half' Ago he joined the sales div.
'son staff Of T. Davison
` . 'Wesley
and Co, brokerS, with 'which firm.
he was associated , at.. his 'death..
W. Miller , is ''Survived by "his ary' 15th in her 93 e
Wife, forir>,ei ly Jean , rd year. Ohl
Cuthbert• 'had in tailing 'health fo..
`
R. Jenner.:'the: last. two years,..
a e. daughter, Mrs. C. ,
nBorn near the. Village of Dor -
`. :fine
(Gryaice).; one son 'Robert wth,.°the� `Coi:rl•lt • she
hwa s and •.a ' cliester .0 :Micl'dlese y.
• De�a'rtment. oaf irI> g Y ht r • of ° the ' late
e•. .:Susi : Miller. d
granddaughter, .1 ,• •
' The funeral sei�u�ice 'w'as held
�1e • S. Bedford. funeral
::at the Mor; y
chaipel on Wednesday;. February
R,ev.. Dr. 'Mil-.
15th, conducted: by ,
Sit:' :Bonds'. United Church,
:Lar of .,
veriue-Road,;: Toronto,.He,.baae,
his remarks :.on ' the • 23rd Psalm
' had 'been �a •great co rrtfor't
which ,
• o � r.' Miller. liev,; Millar, spoke
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTAR O
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friends ''who filled the funeral':'THE VOICE OF' TEIV,IPERANC
fr
floral AgriculturalNews
chapel land the .weath of
trilbutes 'were further testimony
to Mr. Miller's popularity: •
Honorary' ' palllbearers w� e r e
past: 'associates of Mr. Miller;
with present 'business ass,.ociates'.
'acting as. pallbearers. Interment
was, iin. Mount Pleasant Cemetery
where a graveside 'service was
conducted by • The Elks of which
'he w'as a member.
• Besides his .immediate family
Mr. 1V eller is survived by. two
sisters, Mrs.' Edwiard'.Thom (Rose •p..
Wm., Cxelloher workman, who drinks• and; :drives
Mary) 'and Mrs. Wf, this : costly
and by' two -brothers,' runes the risk o t
(.Margaret)'
Wallace. rand Albert: , , r, `'
ler redeceased h>.rn •
Elliott lVl,i:l ,• P .'' Alex
20�•
t
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a
Mayrrze di
A Workman ,on ' finishing his
d *as offered la drink by his.
He .:had 3 ' drinks. On
employer:
the way home he struck ' a • ped-
estrian who later died in hospital,..
widow . instituted a '.civil
The w
action' . for 'damages, .She was
awarded 14,0Q.0.. After; .putting
all, ire otiable assets: against the
claitm, insurance, .house, car, the
workman still had a debt of
0 It /'ill, take him. 10. years
,$6,Q0
paying $Q0Q a..year: before he. has
aid. ' for those . 3 drinks, Any
t r dilemrraa T-Advt
Hisb o he
ea B C...
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co
v
•Va ,
. .years :aka,d• a+';sister.(Jean) n
ed at the .age o'f `17.
R W ,:..JOHNSTON
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of 'As'h_
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dents ,Margaret Jane Johnston;
passed ;away at'the . home of her
p
son, Wm. J. Johnston o:n .Febl"u
(By. G. R. Gear, Ag, Rep.)
It would seem by reports AVM
Farm Forums and individual far.
niers that, they are • inclined to
interpret soil conservation, as hay;
p
ing, entirely to.do, with contour
plowing,. strip cropping' and ter-
racing. The matn•part„of soil con-
servation has • to do with soil im-
proving which means bigger crops,
and. 'more profit 1' and it/ is this.
way, rather than the, costly job
of- Working with bulldozers; etc.,'
that' is:goinlg to, sell. conservation
to the f arniers ' in .this —country.,
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' iURSDA'X,;AR.C11" 2nd, 1<95
6'
CUBS. COMMENCE INTltii
PATROL., COMPETITIONS
The February 21st' meeting of
the Wolf{ Cubs, was: held in tae
R'eereationai Centre with.' an.: 'at
ternclariee. of 9. The ;meeting open,
ewith the Grande•Howl follpw't
•. , . 1 p •y r. Follow,
ed by tYae Lords ra e
ing .• inspection, �an.d a period of
games, Rev. Tavener• and Cub:1
Master -Um1 ach conducted one.
star tests 'in ` knotting, . skipping,
and the telling • of. 'time,' Inter
Six •competition in a ttendance,,iit.
spec"tion, • games, conduct, .tests
.,passed sand badges.' re,oived we's
begun at this. meeting . t?cifrxts:ale
arded. for 'attendalzc'e ti
.
.. ex' ss •the ergs,°. church of .Sunda Sch ol-
Merely :. by p1.,owix g a 9 ..
and d wxi and .being. on tirrre'•; and. a>sU' for
e• rather...than up q c
.l
0
S
p
�i
e fire . ndex>41 n cath clew lin.ess tiding s an `l. ar
Who . ied�� wi-'rig' th.. . l� . f mass ,w'aterways . n c r;l.or�r?1.;...
w d , 1 by leaven(,
d . Farrasa .
1.918 •' .,M.rs-” •WiLfre Zvi °through': tile', gul •at: '•insPei4101t, Monthly hly'' a\Tvarci�.
• in , ,- , .. ; . ' ; � er:a}iarr Flo . ng . .. .. . :: , , , `
Mi.'s,. Itus:,...: e
..; f' Ash•fiekd:.:, ..• ' ,. .... •..i ,`a°:uol.untecr, a•re: gaverl:..th;e„�winylitit; tiir:.T e
(ell Bis , • o'- .lie •a•nd . by.. lea• ng. f lief
.rlo\vtli of gr:aan on torn; 1,lthor ( resent°.`st�tn'dingf .is Gi°Eh S1cL.
ell':: Bissett (',Iess�e), of : ,�,.shfielcl;• ,
f LueknoW • arid, Wm. •'`I'' i • nxious top get it T3ob.-Johnston, 137 Teti\''i�5�. i .
Noble o . ; Haan. being so a . .
JohnsltO of Ashfield :. n'tler farmers will : be Bill• Ritchie; 133 1c'd i• ---Boli
urvived ,13,:y
twenty plows d.
She is: also, site.easil :and practical- 'Gardner, 123.; White i, :- Keil;
' ” c. ildr�en and twenty able to qtd ,
three grand 1? l conceive that extra barnyard • Hodig�kinspri, '111,
, tw•o broths Y izer
great�:grandchildren, manure and: commercial;'feltil --�-
ers .John :of Mantelona, Mich• 'arid.
,
:
Which they have invested in 'the United Church: Evenurg,Pir`rili.rp'..
Torn ofCourlcil Bluff, Iowa, ld
} � e Hats, ot. rn o c,ning A,u. r1 rya
sifield: Presbyterian Chur h'atha been tli•e case lzorrie of:,i42rs.,�N. a, 11�lurxrfurc}'w°itlt'
was the.. daughter , o Fr n on`- ho river as s
n 'Friday, Febru R `17tH,: C r, . ri Cres draririgthis'.past 2 " in attend�zri'ccl. 1'ltcx., mecttiri
Noble Johnston a.rid'Eirza.Pender-, o y, . 11 1 . 'on so .ma y a
• open winter. The ..real, c rnserva- .opened by s;in€;in ; h�'nn 252 li,
gast, and maved With T ter merit: was iri.'Loc}aalsh t.em- • e of things for Bruce .Mumford react... l'he •Chinch tlta.t •
Township when, a. In r n tin schen
cerci s wee c G ga a d to, use corer
. , `ter Pall,b. ._ ,• ' �' '' er_:.: is
e. (. e y Courht farm s
'oyer an:_. Y
..ons, • .Alen,.. 'John- � mfertilizer.as indicated' �� y'
Robert
.e rather than. watclniirg it run The re ulal• meeting ut' t1ie)
-The 'funeral sexviee . was fieldfield,
t Tc n iv a • . t
own into
to Ashfield Town
girl of 14 ' :In 1885 she.married.
the late.: Win. A. Johnston, who
predeceased• her • In :1948 at, the
age of 92.. Tin la 45'"they crate rl'
ag,.,
. 'di.asnond. .wedding, . ' Mr's.
Johnston; was' a lifelong member
of `AShfield Presbyterian Church..
;Of. the •:magnetic personality. and childser.,
1 •to his ha • as-. ` • To 'them were born --7,-
+ made reference happy
1 Miller in,�all Mrs.' Dave 'Farrish• (Annie), Se-:
' s�o�ations with � Mr.
The; s rrowing Maria, ,Sask.; 'Mrs: Ew:ai:t ?VlcKeith t llreniman.
wjalks ` of :. Iife,�
t d' Grant b,
Farrish 'Jack and Allan John-, test, Use'' a r- as nce,d 'rotation. .Crass knrttinAc:1VI C' J y nt
^.
soil e
t,
al.�. .�,.._:,. Win.
�'tr3°n; an-c�;�re °€'• of three y"eai'�"%ray"` . -d pas �� P
. bearers were 'Stewart 1' or cultivated Readin�s "Lysis ' given Vy 'Miss
Flower. i t.o two::yeax'a : giaiq . .. a
and . Bain MacLernnan,; Lloyd Mc 'make"sure. the . hay ..and Jean Osborne -and : Miss ' Ruby
ar.•ish: (a :great *Ps.
Dougall, Bobby F •,f . •M, Marion' , 1b'l•r b �. ld
Fred 'grandson), Dave: � Johnston; Fr. , Berl inoculated t f
gr. , alfalfa prop �+
Cares". ' Wool •• \ara.s cI esti }.l,utecl
ariiopg the' rnenilier ; :for ReFI.
Mrs.:' . x i?ci o. ;
r
'Miss c o. a
ego s
ent :Welt.
large.
sic a ..
' g
as• hake. p
trice p •
� . a1 .5.) o • it•L
:a c 1 .
a .,with U ba
that
' cl
so fav
o'
�.or Elwood and Doug . g nitrogen,' This is Edith Munroe gave tr'mo,t inter°',
' YVhcGr, g r : t. lt• :w''ill �a�ather, • �. ,,
. 'taini • high es+ing talk',ex la'itiirig, The Bruce .
. u$t what farmers :ab rag high g . g, P
ields'' in Bruce. County 'are doing ";County: Health' Unit , . A piano ,
,and they get 'almost, : twice ?,as ' ans:truemrital• by; Ml s. ` H; Cciti:an
.much.".as the average, farmer : in was:rxvuch\enjoyed The nieetrng
' the ,county, ' Rich fertile; soil , wbill w,as ' broug' . �t to a closeby the
not: erode nearly as quickly as mizpah, benedict'on being, repeat:'.
poor run-down sail: '' , ed in. unison, after wheels a.•con ,
Liquid fertilizer' is .advertised as `test was :enjo,yed':, and ' dainty ''
giving higher yields If •it: 'does,.. lunch served
it' will , mean': 'sowing •larger , The Marchmeeting-;is tri'.' be'.
''amounts' of commercial.—fertil:lZer held` at mMr
the hoe:o} s -Belson--
rather thia.n•.l:ess. If,'it' stimulates` Bushell,., the • 'commi:ttee being
growth, it ,'certainly -does •not• add, Mrs:' A Wilson, "- loll•s 1•f-: llltehiip ': -'
:a'ppreeiably large amounts of es ,and Mrs. -W.,: Huanphrey
•sent'ial minerals; to •the soil. `• '; •
' Your, contribution will
' extend .. Red Cross Free'
Blood Transfusion Service. '
c+,
• In time of disaster, ' your
Red Cross gift: may .help
aVet'
.
rpt
7.
tbi
Somewhere in .Canada
distress,perhaps someone in' p I?
a':little child ' is:`callin
to you for' help y .' throug
your Red Oross Answer.
generously, from our heart! Give to aid in the
never-endingwork, • you
count on' the
' Red Cross to do. This year, the, need is
n
.'Wha•i"you give will,help
maintain Red Cross; Out. :
post Hospitals'. ••
T4s
Your gift' is heeded to .:
'•support+ Red CTOOlt' ••
Veterans' Services
urgent for $5,000,000. Only you can give '• your
, .
share. Give ' from ::your heart . ,: .
and give -all -you cant
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THE WORK OF MElLC1' NEVER
'-&-r-,.. United Church Y. P U.:
,We ,'have a large .nur•nber of Meeting inlthe•.Sunday' School'..
consignm,ehts for :the Bruce Coun room ,ton Monclaay: evening, MO,
ty: ,Shorthorn 'sale ,.and''<the Zone a; good attendanr'c, slung' 'Peo
2 Yorkshire: sale. ;to ,:be , held in.: : pies 'opened' with the, usual •de;
Toronto` Bull Sale is to be held .rick presiding. The scripture les
ori Xh
arc21st ..and22nd at the l son was . read by' Charlene Smith ••'.
• Exhibition grounds, Torpnto: The followed with pr i ci' `' by DI i
`sale 'is;'on•:the 22nd.: Farmers,who ' Mumford Noreen (.Kilpatrick
";purchase a.. bull there • will ,have played •for tire .,•hr ni a:- Guest
'one-third of the cost .paid by -the; speaker of ..ihe e\*ing «•as.
Government ,up . to $150.00:: Stuart.. Collyer vv.hn gave a yO y'
4 The:,: rice'of bogs and eggs, and splendid • addie'5' on Christian
for that matter all farm'' products:';.'Fellowship.: 'He acii>h ,i' his theme`
` will, it' seems, go back°'t'ee'the• olds Matthew' 6:12 \ndi� cfool slv,e nits
plan. Of being 'high aril low in our debts as we Ells c .. ut di ht
.: cycles -. o f 'several: years . according ors,.. He 'pointed= otr t that • if this.
'to,. the nature; : of the'::. product,-.
Many' farrriers'. ,enjoying• assured,
prices thr,ou.ghout the 'war rnay,
have fear votten that •in this'plan.
the in and . outer loses money.. fellowship and hi other•h.c>c 0 would.
:The' only. ,Way to''get: ahead •is to: •.e ist''from . ,fumii' 1•ifi;, thiough'
keep(e Moderate. arriount of stock' ComlYrun'ity :and < \'c ra nrlt snal'
and to' .keep .-it''through 'periods�':iife, thus :l�rev'�'n'ttli ci,ivuRcc and
'rices. The homes, a, c 1
of...goad -.and.. lowp, broken
bright spot is: that, , the ,:western and oven �a ra�r Auclic R `�11e
i°.farmer. is selling his•wheat,'When' a o instrul7ac nt+ll rtncl
,'''the price 'of• wheat is moderately
I high, the western farmer is going
to'grow wheat:, When .it gets low
We will find' him in competition'
.with', us in .hogs, eggs` and .other ons of 'Water a; are use
livestock 'products, 'which : rleans'i'the 'rnanufact rc,.(J'''(''')1•..- i'yIcrn at a
low prices: `Kingston,''Ont., ..pi/
rnt�,� • .,
spirit` of forgiv enes� yrs written.
in.,the' Lord's las a'ye , l)l actrsi„i,
more and'tnor�e in our.,tllllv,jite,`
that. a truer • bOtnel.... ,1'; Christian:'
l•)1 ejUC l
�a •.�. �y ess gi
'•: ' the.
a .pi•in i
rneeting ,c'losed' lth the ,Nfi7pth•
benediction,
A'ppro cirnatcly' }),.1{'10,000 )gal-
a;.n
se of ..a 'boar;*,isn't fol' ,p
The 'Ontario Governarrent, thio' caSe . ,
;the 'Live Stpck' Branch, leas, in•- :'service, '
4Xld 60 l�er'ccnt ln; the
11 ' ora ed a tboar - remium policy .'case of a 'boat ,kept fur' the�fa a
�ug t p
that= has riot been su(bscit sho,'.to, .er's own use. Wc' hli� c' j ha gave
to -as reat' an extent as it should ,:hog men .ln t'hr c't)rtnty J” of this: ,
g
4 be. They la:re trying to give•away'.'boars thrtt cern srl c hclt,s
money `td the' extent of $40 to . ou•ality. A•1.1 .they }1,' :wild rto.ridoata
$55-to4owners of boars that'have , try for.this is to ' ` ;l t theseaP'
45. percent of: , the' hogs grade A plication, You i%an get
over a period of oney'"ear in the plications at rrrti off.g'(',
ENDS •.:•
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