The Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-04-06, Page 7THURSDAY, , APRIL; 6.th,. 1950:
OBITUARY.
MRS., DAVID C,URRIE-'
Mrs. David. Currie passed 'away
at her home in Wingha'm ' •on,
Thursday, March 23rd after .an
illness of three months.:
Formerly Jemina Hope Huggan,
she came ;with her mother to this
country frain'Sco'tland, when "'she
was 19 years old. She 'was in her
.76th year; .Fifty-six years. ago • she
married her now ` bereeaved' hus
• baud, David Currie, of. East Wa-•
wariosh Five year : ago they
moved :rem their fannm to,.Wing-.
ham: She was of a quietretiring'
n4°tur.e sand beloved .;by all' who
knew her, • '
To; olein were born nine child
ive'` f- i. h ...ar •,•,
"reri;,f 4..,W.or1:1 ,e living, t�;v:;i.
sons, James 'ofTurnberry' and'
Kenneth . oil: the home •farm in
East : Wawanosh; and three dau-
ghters, 'Miss Leah at 'home; Mrs.
Russell (Ethel) .Gaunt of Kinloss;
Mrs.: Eric (Jean.) Elliott of Of
, taw a, . who was unable •to be
present at, the funeral: There ,are.
six granachildren. .: ,
The 'pallbear were :,Walter
Pocock; --'Geo. Tervit, Albert
Forton, J. A .Wilson, John Currie
and. Bert Currie,'
Her pastor, : Rev., A. Nimmo,.
• . conducted the . funeral 'services at
the Currie Funeral Home on.Sun-
day,. March '.25th. Iriternient took
place i•n ,Wingharn' cemetery.
to
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beauty of
will be everlastingly
those,
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will work
-designs
Exceptionally
No . canvassing,..:which
sales,'
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with'':the:
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at rest.
with
commissions.
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monuni'ent,
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Alfred'. St ,..WINGHAM,
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NEIL MacLENNAN,
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THE LUCKNOW .SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,, 'ONTARIO
LLOYD TURVEY
BURNE' BUY , NEW BULLS I N
IN RESCUE, ATTEMPT' •
BRUCE AND HURON
• The fire that razed the racing
stable barn , at , Exeter -last Sat- There' were 172 'bulls. ,sol` by
urday evening had :penial sig- augtion at ,th, bull sale and show
nif®Y : as Lloyd Turvey.,held , recently. in Toronto The
formerly, al
merl 1 Lucknow, • was' in, Counties of Bruce and .Huron.
vollved and
of
was burned about the Were arrrong six in. the . province
hands iri his attempt to 'release'
some .of the•'six race 'horses that
were destroyed ..at a loss -of'
$15,000. •
Lloyd -has had, More than o
r1e
unhappy' experience, with. fire.,
He and ' Mrs. • Turney` :were .burn- •
ed ou't. when , they operated a "5c•
to41;00` store in Lucknow, where'
he Fruit :Market is'*riow' ideated,
The:fire was Ctrscoveredro about
seven . o'clock >'atumday evening•
by George :Flowers'; w,ho , •'••ha^d.
quarters in the barn. •He notified
Mr,' Turvey, who occupied a trail-
er :behind the barn and. while
Mrs: Turney ran: to •turn in .the",
'alarm, Lloyd entered. .the blazing,
,building and led Mike Grattan
from ,the stable. His, znsuccessful'
atterr pt to . release., Anvber"c rat-
ton, the 'most. valuable horse in
the • barn; almost cost hiim his
life: He had.,. to.. be forcibly re
strained, from ,again entering the
building to --try- and release this'
-animal. ,
• which: had the distinztion pur-
chasing ten, or aiiore.Ibul Every
purehfase was "made Eby -•a resident,
of the province, `
Forty-eight • •.Herefords •w' e r e:
sold, averaging $5510; 89' Short-
.Borns ;averaging •$516.74. anal:` 35 "
fAQberdeen-'Angus averaging,. $555.-
• Consignors ,and: purehas:ers
this �m.ediate community` we
i`nire:
F , G.' Tadd ' & ,Son,.. consignor of
Aberdeen-Anguls: `bull . calved . be-
tween- May. 1 and August :31,:198,
purchased, by Chas. Scott. .of P
linch 'for' $810. ' .
G B, •' Beatty, Richmond Hill,
Consignor. of Aberdeen -Angus.
bull, • Cabled between Septeniiber
lsit and December 31st, purchased
by -`j., W. Joyn ---and' . Son-, -Lurk
noiw,. for. $635.<'
D.. E. 'McEwen, London, con-
signor .of• Aberdeen=;Angus bull,,
calved between September 1,and
December :31;'1948,, purchased by
W E.. Henderson .Estate, Luce
now, for 1550, ;. ;
•
Robert F, MieKinley, Morpeth,.
consignor .6f, Shorthorn bull,
cal;red:•between „September: lst &
Dece.4tiber:- 31st; 1948, ;purchased
.by Wm., H. .Cranston, • .,R..
Auburn' :'for'• $1000.
•E: J Murphy, Oriilia; consignor.
Cif Shorthorn . '.(bull; :Calved be-
'tweentSelitember .1st' and:Decem=
:giber :3let 1948,:;purchaesd by Jos..
• Foran, R. 2, ,Luckxibw, for~ $450.
Hebei, J. L:' .Eedy,';Dun anrion
n
co si n
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0 of•.
ere or
H f d ,bull calv-
ed;
,, caIv
ed; between May tut sand, August
31st; 194$, ' • .purchased by.... Otto.
Rounds; :Lakeside for.
-Frank •Pentland,..; •oderLcli tori=
si nor . of
He'f'' ,.
re or ..
4�u11•
.g,calvt'd
between: Setei�` ber
P .rxrl. 1st and Del
cenilber• , 3lst,•; 1948, • purchased by
ried Loretta •'Carroll .',off Lucknow, Greer.. Bros, ;Cabour fors- ,500:
g'r, +�
Who, survives: him The ceremony 1oloert,;G Mason, Ripley,
:took... lace:. at :St.. Augustine. signor of Hereford bull C'aIv •
place.. g. ed lbe=
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' •'OBITUARY,
JAMES 'PATRICK MALONEY .
Jaanes `'.; Patrick Maloney of'.
Blyth passed away in •London on'
• Wednesday; March 22nd in his
79th year,, He had been in. failing,
health ,for the past ..three years: ,•.
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' 1e ' late .Mr.' .Maloney was ':.
y. a
son. of Patrick 1VLaloney.and'Cath-`
erine: Parker. artier. He,was' born'on•.the
8th Con, 'of' Blanchard own'�� i�
'�,shP
in• Pert
h courityrand. attended the•
Metropolitan' etro oli n sic
p toschool I3e ",coxatin=;'
lie to
d� , live, `:t�kiere�`
;until- :-three:
ear'
y sago ::,wHerl he and Mrs. Mal-
oney:m'oved to B1` 'tb..
Y
• Twen
t -two• `ears a
,. .,Y :Y: go he :mar-
.
. service w .held: frot ` tween SeJi temlber'. ist 'and'De
St. Michael's Church;"$lyth, Fri cember 3.lst,tipi rchased Eby;;Milton
day;mo'rning,, March'.' 24th' ;and Filsinger,'10:
LORNE •
DUl.N1N :ENDS TWO
YEARS AS FAIR•PRESIDENT
Lorrie . Durnin, the retiring
president,presided for: :the .an-
nual meeting .of Dungannon
ricu,ltural 'Society, with Marvin
Durnin as secTetaryy ' Lo rrie Dur
nisi' .ga1:e" an,, interesting `account
•of his • two: years <as ..president and.
what had been. accompilshed •
The new 9'xecutir,; e` consists of
president'. Gordon .`Stewart; vice
presidents Howard Sproul, . John•:.
Bennett; 'secretary =. treasurer,'
Marvin .Durnin. •
The date of the 1:950: fair has
been; 'set for either ,Sept..,29 or'''
Oct. 6, It'wa.s, 'decided to hold :`a.
c oncei:4 and dance' during, Easter'
• v�reelt The fair: was discussedand
...it was. decided. to have spine :iri-'
dam' exhvbits including':.:czafts.
The debit balance .'. for the, year
is around ,the • $600 .;;hark,:: but
with good support for the', com
•ing ,year, ;the executive hopes to
clear :this'off. •:
of St: Augustine.
Pallbearer's ,Were 'Frank . Carroll,
'Fred Logan, John Maguire;', •An_
Ston '. ,Stork; W. J Hallahar; .,and
Fred Thompson.; Flowerbearers'.
Were, 'Mrs. Fred Thompson, ,Mrs..-
Gordon' Jones, Mrs. Thomas Cole.
Interment ,, w°asmade at ; the` St:
Augustine -.cemetery:
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THE VOICE•'OF; 'TEMPERANCE
When wil•i. the public realize
'that a drunk znin's law :breaking
is not•.` to be .excused'' en the
gi��"aurid
that he.•wasunder the in
fluence . of',Liquor? ' His:,
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'will the :pictures sto1i displaying`
the, 'plight •of. a, :drunk Mian 'fey
the arnuseiffexit of the atidie'nee?,
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OBI,T'YJA` .
..YO,HN SAWYER
A. former resident of Lucknow,
John Sawyer passed away cin
Wednesday; of ,last' t eek at his
;home at l irltton, near Mitehel`l.
410 was in his 81st year andhid.
been i'll for 'a lengthy }period.
He 'was ,born at Woodham on.
April 26th, 1869,sort of the.late
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PAGE SEVEN
As from April., 1st• your employees ,are
'suited under provisions of, the Unemployment
Insurance •Act. This means that contributions:
must be paid .for. there beginning. 'onthat date.
If. fou 'employ anyone 'iri lumbering And
and:'
logging you should;:-
1. Reglster with:' your' National Employ
ment Office;'
2.. Ob'tain• •insurance' books•' fo,r.:yo-ut,
�emplo ee ,
3 .' Get ",instructions .about,' making con-
tributions and about' rates. . .
•
Your ,National. Employment, Office is, ready to
assist you 'with all necessary information..'„
A11. sawmills and planing; mills ; come under' the
Act. on April 1st. regardless of how many: weeks.
they operate:- •
Farmers . and any other: persons 'whose :main '•
-•occupatson Ys'=non=insurable -need--nofi.-be -r-insured
if they;, work, in lgmiering and': logging. for 60 days
or less a• year and : ap•ply for exception;
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A. L. MURCHISON .J G. BISSON R. J. TALION•
:Connnrssi:oner. ,Chief''Commissioner'. ` • Commissioner
Call at the. nearest National Ernployment .•
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�COMMISsION
Aaron 'S..w • • er. and ••Saah�; Hazel
:Wood Saer.: >On:.: March 2, '18.98
was,: rnarried to:, Ann Roy, • who'
died on October 3rd ,'..1948. `The
couple had farmed at Woodham
:u il' 1912, arid, then at Mt:. Pleas
..
a unti.l` ..they. retired . in • 1928:
They' lived ;at . L• uekrow and . Kin
Y
cardine :'where Mr: -Saw er • .
-was •
:the• implement business', and
mo
ed
to:.
irkton iri'
1935,
.Mr ,Sawyer attended
Kixkton
United Churc
h and was•forme'rly..:
active i:i .
. the: c air and: ortheitra,
ofh.e,;
, the Woodha:rri :;1Vlethodist
for
Church "•
. xn,aiiy years, . as l�
was a great. lover ,of. Music. ...Iie
wast m
�a rnzernber•of' Woodhaan LOI.
Orange walk, which ''virus dile' to
i l,riess. 'Mr,:. and Mrs +Sawyer. 'cel•
ebrated tt eir: golden. wedding on
March;. 2nd, ,1948.,
Surviving • are :four,' sons, Otis
E., •',Mount...,Pleasant; • .Orville . R ,
Mitchell; Dr, Glenn T.,' St. Thom
as,•• Lloyd E;, Toronto; ane -dau
ghter, Mrs: R..Y;, ,(Doris) .O,Cal
laghan, Ksrkxon : ,two . 'brothers,
Willard '. J.; Vanebuver, : and : .Rein
T::• E.,. Victoria, B'C.• orie sister,
Mr's.•. Whitfield Switzer, er; Wood
hairdiad, , ••and 14 grandchildren 'One
grandson :.:and two sisters. :urea
. .
The, ...funeral service was held
in 'Kirk—tem(' United Church on
0.; 492 and''played.. iri°°'the lg'eridatr: March 3Ti'r e.�Y u.,�,;o,.
ban
d until -':1948 'During , .
his 'life- Dean . officiated'
. .., ,and ' interanent , . •
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time he had ..imissed only rine :was in. Kirkton Union Ceir:ietery,.
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