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EXTEND. WELCOME''
TO YOU N'G COUPLE
On Friday ,evening,. . ' 1y • 21st,:
:friends. and neighbors, Jgathered. at.
'the home-ofMr. and Mrs. Tom
ivlacKenzie. to welcome therm hack
to. this coinmunity. Mr. and: Mrs.
MacKenzie,, who have made their
home• at Schumacher for the:'past
'Jew 'years,`recen,ly purchased the
ai.'arm of .Alex .MacLeod, Con, :•2,.
Kinloss, and obtained; possession
• this_ sprinb. Mrs. Mag1Cen"zi.
e're-
rnained
at Schumacher until:•the
end of 'the; school term when. she
and the children. j.oi led her hus
'band here,:
There was a :progani of read-
ings and bagpipe music with W.
L.'MacKenzie',acting as,Ohairman:
Mrs. Walter _MacKenzie' read an
address'of ."welcome, written 'for:
the occasion by. Dean, IVlacL'eOd..
while Mrs Her+b'ert',Buckton pre-
scnted a spur se of money, Both
Tom and Doris 'replied,• gracious-
ly. They 'thanked .. all 'Who h'ad.
assisted them in getting settled
, in their -new -11:01 le,; • rrclifch:n-g-a-n
appreciation for' Frank's h.elpfu"1
ness, and` expressed: thehope that
they might be found by'ail to be.
worthwhile and loyal ' neighbors.
'After , lunch, there was .,a' . short,
period of dancing.::
'Deas Tom and Doris:
•Thecountry folk have ari' old:
time way.
Of ;welcoming people who, Come
to . Stay.'
For the country's spaces,- are big
'and wide
With'room orom fol rots .of k fo •` -
l s,ri�'
side.
The. r
a
od•es '
.laced r
g . t for youth to
p • •
• play
With fresh •delights each''lass-
ing day!.
'Tis true '..there's .. w:ork for ' all
•
to do
And: idle•` mome•nts—.they, may
be ew
But. tahe.�peace'of•the • c'ountry's
A ,:balm` for care ,.'.
And: its 'stillness a• mantle that
You ean Wear:
V L4{..114'u4• 11 1.,,,,.
of day
'With toil and weariness ".flown
away.
You•
learn to walk by the` stars
at • night
Outsidethe Circle of man-made
light. ,
• . You sit <.at eve: by a . friendly
tree -
Andel::watch-,
,•the' Moon arise to•
.Each,little leaf all hushed' and
still
`. Arid the cattle at rest upon the
p•.
While: 'you ' feel the country's
kinship rare . .
•
To',:lordly things to horse and
hare,
To•'sheep and•ca1tle and' bub•=,
bling spring,
To' the- free'`wild geese' •upon,
the ,wing
•Perkare
aps that the" ipes
P
calling- clear,
Or maybe the fiddle's :notes. ybd
hear', •
• Or. it might be just a k ltilla�by'
y
Tl at 'comes. froz i the roon-i
where the !bairnies' lie.
Extra to Lr, 5•A LUCKNOW, ONTARIO, :THURSDAY, JULY 27th, 1950
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• EIGHT PAGES
SAI.I{I13,.1 CONCL
HIS `I'I.It!♦I'. AS D.I71.G.14.
Rt. Worshipful T. J. Salkeld
retiring:U>istric`t •Deriuty Grand
Ma,,,ter •:r,i' 1•iuron' District,. h'as
ccJnc.lud'c.d.'an active ,and success -
411 ter•rn in this" office, and at:.
Grand :Lodger' bast week in :Tor-
onto;'. W. B.. Mac F]wain,. of. Ford -
with was elected as his successor:
In attendance at Grand' Lodge
fr oxn . ()Id. •Lig' t` , sere Mr*,'Salk-
Old; ,VJoi shipful Master James E•'
Little`,and' W. ..B. Andders:on
,. Mr;
Anderson acted :as 'district,secret-'
ary :':durir Mr, : Salkeld's :, term,
and in reiogni:tion of his services..
Grand Lodge conferred upon NM
the title:p'f .."Very Worshipful"
p.
UD:ES• ; I•
SAWMILL • HUMS:.'':' ;.HOME FROlrI HOSPITAL, KI N LOSS CO•U PLE.
SISTERS .NEARING NINETY
h.N•JOYI'N:G VISIT TOGETHER ,
IVIi s, Bella Knowles of Hama:.
Ston is visiting :here , with her. sis-
ter; Mrs, .Wm.•Bobfnson, .at. the
home. of.. Mr and`: Mi s. 'John Kil-
patrick; 1VIr`s, Robinson'will' be
:89 • in November 'and' Mrs.
nt>vvlc s wilk be 87 in • Qetober,..
•Both ladies are'; en.
toying , com-
paratively. good health. and- their,
lsit -
together is e happy 'occas=;
ion . -for 'them both. • '
They :were :for. erl..
Y m y Bel.la and
Annie Carn•pbell,'daughters .of the
late'. tirr. and•'Mrs. `Thomas 'C iri'.-
a p.
bell. They. were:. `born, near . Galt,.
but; ; while; • youn;'g ; came to the •
Whitechurch . district With., their:
parent's,
CAST FOR TWO MORE WEEKS
AGAIN THIS ' WEEi�''
• After nine weeks and faive'days, ••
-
in the .Children's Hospital at Lon- .;' Tuesday ,• ;July 18th,, marked' ;a
don, Ruth Nosal, daughter . of Mr, happy event in the lives of Mr.
and Mrs::,Stan : Nosal is_.•; home and .Mrs. Rod MacDougall of.Con. •
:again, •: *' 4,, Kinloss: Township,when. the
s Y •
Ruth underwent .a• hi era celebrated ,their ' golden, weddin
tion. on May '8th and iso Still in.anniversary. .
a east from her••waist down On •. Rod . MacDou �a11• was ' born
one legthe c' t- runs to, 'the Fourit g s . onS . .
n ,; her:, toes, l Concession of::Kinloss
;and.: on the. other, to'her knee, ' and:.rnigrated.• as a young man to
It is .expected she•. •will'•have' the • the. :City, ( or .'.Chicago where' lie,
cast: :removed ;a'bbut �Au •ustx 0'th !net Rase - Anna 'Sinith" 'of -
, : .. crib .• . :.. , .. , g e , , Qsh .
and °.Ruthie'• p ren hav ee
_ s pa,.. is . e.,.b . n •r ,
assured that 'the .Operation 'will
-prove completely successful.. •
Throughout her ' ordeal ' .Ruth
The, Lucknow sawmill ha been
S.
sold; wand will be put • into opera-
tion 'immediately. In fact sawing
inay be' underway by.. the. .time
this: issue is off' . the press. This..
is .good pews: locally, as, the" mill.
has. ,been " idle for over, six.
months '
Pu .ch`aser: of .
r e .the. ill: f �.
- , m son . he
W. B.. * Heriderson Estate ..is , Mr
Arnold GloorM
of • Mitch'elIa' sa•W-
mall man•of :wide experience, who,
will 'be in 'ersonal';''h'
p, , c� ar�ge� of the
mill1 Mr.' and Mrs•, Gloor plan to'
take up residence here • in: the
:fall. -Mr::' Gloor will bring two or.
three key men with, him, but all
other employees Will ••be hired
locally. There. • is abut . a 'three
weeks' supply of logs in the' mill
and at present, which' permits
operating to com,in,ence. at' .once;
This ,sawmill, -which had • run
continuously, often on a: two-•
shift; basis, for several .year`•s was,
but down early last winter for
the `winter: months. The .death of
Mr. Russell. C. • Robertson, -who
Was n'; charge. of the Mill, "liana- a Iry • May. weren't bright,bu
ed the plans to re -open; this .su(bsequentt' rainfall •has , resulted
FIFTY' YEARS WED
koshi Wisconsin
fib• the year 1907.; they return
ed to Canada, where they purer
Chased t'he "Hudson fans" on•'the,' "
has been a very cheerful and.,un-TFourth: Cpncession, 'which tip `tocomplaining little patient: ,recently has' been: owned: by Mr.
Five Foot Timothy
• and. Mrs•. • Ed Little.
They, reared ,four 'sons' and. one
On display ::he Sentineldaughter, wlio. are all.livin:g, and
.,p y... �t•T Of-
:'flee: ' is'' a: stalk :` of timoth ha have since left,the Fourth except
Lloyd who is farmingmeasuring exactly five leet in , in the im
length. It 'grew; on the farm of 'nediate comm9nity
v
The. wedding.. dinner
Mac Lane, R. 2; Holyrood... While
this stock was 'of • ex a ti brated • by the immediate.. mem
cp onail
•
length.. the . 'whole field
was * hers: of, the family, during .which
excellent stand. ;' time several telegrams of . con'
gratulations: and good wishes . •
Prospects of a hay crop during-.•
were received: Mr. Elsner Um-
•
spring, and as a ,result„ the mill in an • abundant crap .generally
;has r.emained;.closed .pending its: with the.• chief trouble 'being the
disposal.' "catchy" .; weather : •which •`. has•
n :
The sale :became known.--, last. _snarl'ed---hays g operations.
perations.
,week; but details of the ;trans
•
*action ' were :notfinalized' ''until ,TORONTO :,,
Monday 'of this ''week, when' a COMING. :HERE • IN 'AUGUST
puiblic• • announcement' of'the
•
mr'
ibachi: of YLuckn,o,w-. contributed•
several selections. on :the piano
during the:• dinner .and: also photo-
graphed the group at various .in-;
tervals during:' the happy` occas-
don.
• The couple were recipients. of
many 'beautiful';gifts from their
family, relatives' anu:friends.
During� m the'.'afte'rnoo .on :be-
change of .ownership was; made.: „Ari ; Orange,' `Order .,de see team
'.NAME' REPRE'SEiVTATTd g half `' of _` the : community, Mrs:.:
VES.' Resaden Y,
DISTRICT�Mr ,
O . �
H.
Archie. M I t
T.h
e.
t '.,degree on :a large vicethe: follower address:
Lucknow,' Kinloss, \West Wawa ing. of '•this industry • • ,
number ' :of: district Orangarne_z.•,: , •' . • ,•
nosh ,and'.:Ashfi'eld'`ha`ve; named
Arrangements : :to br>ng• the team ,•Dear• Rod and : �ose .
LOCA.!,..'A g m e y
;• •APIARIST' 'HEADS:
ive` 'municipalities on 'the 'Luck
no;« Distric.*,. High: School Board.: BEEKEEPERS -•.OR.
g...
.. :Thy are: Lucknow,''Robt...Rae;
Kinloss, Allister • Hughes: West
VVawanosh ' T. J:: Salkeld; Ash•
field;'.. Henry V1iacKenzi'e.': This
foursome:'w ll limit the: nucleus
m
of the District Board which will
mtamhars addlri at a'
later: date.
s!'
T news ' 'a inted. Members,
he, Y ppo ,
in conjunction with the Lucknow `
t:
Board' of 'Educa'tion and: reaves of
the municipalities met • again this
Week,' ` to' ,further consider -the
!natter. of 'student transportation
is of this. .community• from Toronto will visit Lucknow
villa e anl' :'extend abest wi nes ac n yre 'presented
on,
them :.
g , s that '' eweriing will confer the
!with _ a beaut f 1
for ever, sue s. x u .. sir der'. tea. ser-.
Waiter
S. BOARD' ,,: will: welcome .Mr. ` Gloor : to the,
1VIacKenzrie a nod
Saturday August 19th and'
h '
municir;al councils' of y ccs n the opera Ro al Searle
Y
t-.
wi
1 1
:the . r ep.resentative of the respect- ' • . 4
.I ' o, Lucknow' are being ` ' ad . �b
• It ,Can't ;be fifty � years ago
GANIZAT UN Zion. Orange .Lodge. The degree• T •
hat .day •When you ,were' wed
• � i
Underwent A ndeetomy
PIS
•
.Miss Donalda Nicholson of the
Seaforth'.nursing staff', is.�conval..
escing‘• at' her home here follow-,.
ing an appendectomy some two
weeks ago::
LAD . KNOCKED
DOWN BY CAR
,` will. be ' conferred in,'•wihat was ` When obi''
, , y before the p�a�•soil stood
Johnstone .Block. ( ..
formerly the I O.O.F. hall in the And marria`e .wows ;: ' ou said!
Innes. 1VZacS�ween, local. a
i( formerly - .. , , .g' • Y . ,
w There will be a •But. .es—tis: true,. for Time. and
Brwee; sand :Gre Division of the out° 35 men in yes—
has been elected. president of . the
the degree team and they•' will • , Tide
•.Ontario � •l3eeke ers� `Association.I
• � + For w
h t k
e vv�as elected at the district. ,tic' ante- lin can. Orange parade on And: all of us 'have Journeyed on
`meeting hel'd in' Owen. •Sound last � g p I Y
'H
iemiain here overnig�llt and •par no• man wait . we `no
Thursda•, and succeeds Howard Sundns., August ..0 �i.:• s Spason
McLean of Owen Sound who ,re (Now Roderick ` gay and, gallant;
iheting accoinodiation is re-
quired::for 'these : men, and.: any- ' • • •
'tires after ,.a two-year term as lad, • •
•one, having such accomodation is ,
p'resident.: .<: Had : left his native
,: . . `. ,; •, ' . •:• •' ' •_.v shore
requested to .notify W.. G. Web
• There,are.s some 200' beekeepers And, looking' for `a . £fortune <fine-
s<ter • of Lucknow as soon. , as, pons- • ., .•
i the. two counties:— ::-- • Had crossed toe. border o er.
//The:.newl • elected resident bole.
tended an "invitation to the As=' And . there, with keen discerning',
socia*ion to :hold their - • ' -
meeting:. nextyear - at the Ma ` STEWAR,T--Deanna Dawn • Ste-' ' All , filled 'with youthful joy; c
Sween'Api'ary. in, Lucknow•
vast is' hapipy to anriounceV
that. He picked indeed'�a treasure rare;
she has a rielw Eby sister, Juzdtth . A: Rose in Illinois:
Ann,, on Jul .,21 1950 at Gwe li' r.
Y 'Yers later,.•witfh two sturdy
General '-.Hospi'tal. My ;Daddy's: • :. • , ..
sons,
name is Melvin. and my Mommy's • lie.. silk' i"We must go back!
name is 'Lorraine, arid they, • are. "The: ills 'and fields' of Old Kin
veryhappy, too.•
p'PY, loss
Are callin ' m.e to i pack",),..
ASSESSOR ; 'APPOINTED
Ashfield' Township Council,E.'at
3: special meeting on. Saturday
night appointed Howard • Barger
as township assessor. He will as;
surae his: new w --duties at''once.
David Farrish, 12 -year-old 'son Heward succeeds y' n Culbert,who
fours i it necessary; to '.. resign ''the
appointment due to 'a' rheumatic
condition •pfrom; which he is' suf-
fering,
There were three `applications'
for. the position...
of Mr: and Mrs.:Lorne Farr'ish of
Ashfield, escaped Nvith minor in-
juries:' oil ' Satu'rday• night when
knocked down•''by a car.' on' Main;.
Street.. •
Thea accident hs,ppen,ed follow-,
•ing, the ball • game when traffic.
was : exceptionally'"heavy • •• and
consequently rpo�" inig •very slow-`
1Y. David stepped -into' the traffic
While the, do draws near for lane frombetween parked 'cars,
•your• hand's `caress and into .the •patih .of •a ,car :driven
You.. bow 'our. head • iri thank- Rev,• Charles D. ;Fai,quharson;
fulness , Y by
.. ,who i.5, holii~laying at r ,Bruce
For:, the' wayside, church ' With Beach.
Y ront_
a ..1ri .f o
.al.
tiiwi•'i.� c
w�' i
int : a -.sr
lx, e�l- nd
it •l�
Th ,�•
Aaic1'' its call .to: the things. that
• lift us higher, •
For.:theuntry cO s hod . wii o e th~ its
c
,truth each day
That corny n its
es and ipasses upo
way`
POI' ,iv
thei. voice of the i er 'that
onward'• flaws:
1*.
And says what the day•says
'at
'its• close,. 4
' For day and river 'both clearly
iV o, never •;again can' •we • pask.
this •way"
Then let 'tis be' ready the kind'
word to. give ' • • �
To bheek one atn,oth'er • a.i long',.
as we live,. • •
So ,putting our slogan to ,p,mact-.
iri 1' use,
•
car before. he saw
hitri', the
of the
driver. said.. 1-1'e ;' brought his car
to..a;lnios-t: an •iinn,iedi,4ite ;stop, but
not in: tibiae .to .'avoid;. striking
•Da.vid' and throting • hini to the
pax •`einent. Apart front the loss of.
4i couple irf :'teeth; bruises and•
tri xl1t; t)avi 1 :. V' tis' none %the ,
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GREAT STATESMAN PASSES
Canada:mourns• 'the,<death •
off•.
one of h'er -greeatest statesmen, At.
Hon. •William • Lyon MacKenzie.
King, whose death', occurred,' on.
Saturday: was 75 ' years of
a e thirty ears he Was
lea Liberal.._P'a`rt•"�=�axic7'
Y
r 'ahs
der: .of the
Pritne.Minister .:of Canada 'fo•ri.
more than- two-thirds of ',that
time, ;to guide the destinies of this
young country through ' perilious
days,' and through an era when
she became • a great force
w,erld: affairs,: -•
' W:edraesday. • c
On e,eremonial ,
procession' ,vias held from 'the
Parli ait`,ent' :Buildings', where the
remains had lam in state,. to St.
Andrew's Presbyterian' Church;
the
`'Wee kirk', around the corner'
where Mi'. ,Xing had worshipped
through the years, There the "last
funeral rites were said, before
the body, was taken to Toronto
for 'burial. todaq, (Thursday) • in
Mount Pleasant Cemetery;
cii . r. of
•''s ' the ini41aii.o-, ;Thr acct-t�t
dent 't•li`l t*enoltf'd to: Constable
o was. Wreeefing ,.tract,
x'lrzit. r�cisf who f
fic cittt: sit"i.iae ,fiark at the One.
Vito ' tvO''(3ii,e• ?von, Toin, Doris, ;
y and Bruce..• �a
Sanity
a .'a cc, he 'to ; t t household!
'. be blessed& '
•Yc7u�` coming.
;rt,.:'g€•rladly e ]•till : You :along
�
th lithe i'�r3tr
1;:
• Y•
And•
back'' you lcame,'and: all
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WO LD! `CHAMP
You ve played important pasts..
• HERE. NEXT WEEK , •
• ., Your 'daughter and your four
Ti 'T Tailors' world charm= fine sons
ion inen'g softball • team : wiTill Enshrine; •you: in ;their hearts:'
play in ;:the Caledonian `.Park, n
�. , And w�e• :your friends' and; neigh=
%.;
yaAugust 4th" ibors
Lucknaw .,ori• Frida ' • give � • '
against, the Lucknow Legion-'' • this, Anniversary Day
naires.' ; Our )best".of wish , •r :• •
The . star :amort stars 'ori, this to you both,
r �' .: Lon �, May with' tis stay! `,
team is their negro,, pitcher Char- g �' you
g pitcher.,
lie : Justice, Who is ' • a sensation This silver service, token small
on the Mound..: The Tip.' Tops Will light "your ,tea time hours'
were the 'Arily •.Canadian�•leari to And make' you feel. that in our
qualify for the World Champion:- thoug' '
ship series last year,. and' they Were Saying it with flowers"
_-r se,=to -the !eights .in- this-�cla
:with only, one run• scored• against PICKS REGAL LILY WITH
then in' the 3 -game final series.' SIXTEEN 'LOVEL' Y::BLOOMS•
'then
is 't+he first occasion that
this team' has .ever played in, .as 'The Regal. lily bed ; in W. W.
small a centre 'as Lucknow,. and Hill's: 'flower and vegetable gar-
it is- iri. appreciation of. the ,:splen- den is a 'Mass . of beauty at rpres-
did. su�ppor't,' being given them ent, .a;ndsis' a sight worth seeing.
this .season that.the•'Legionnaires The outstanding 'stalk of all as',.
decided to "-bring this top:'flight one bearing'sixteen lilies to " of
team to the Sepoy town.: The cost • which are an full• bloom'. and si• • ;
of the venture is '"considerable", in .the bud -bursting stage, M"i..
needless to say, but softball has Bill ;presented the . specimen ,.to
caught on, here so •'rapidly this The Sentinel Publisher on Tues.
',season,' that an' enormous crowd' :day,
is expected to be.on hand.' It's ;rt. Th'e bulbs *ere originally from
an ' opportunity no small centre; the newer garden of the late
has ever had of seeing a world, 'George Smith and under. Mr..`,
championship' nihe 'perform in Hill's "care continue" to bloom,.
their own bacl yard. •,prolifically, an:d beautifully.
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