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Tat ,,. 'SMFiMBDB 7th .1950'..
ENJOYED VISIT
O •LUCKNOW •
Mr James Rafferi,. - Scribe, of
, `the Scarlet. Chapter LSO L, ' of
Toronto, writes. as _ follows: in
connection with the Chapter's: re-
- cent visit to Lucknow:
"The Royal Scarlet Chapter of
'Toronto visited Lucknow on Sat -
urday,' August 19-20 and spent a
very. happy,. , Week -Kid with the
brethren of Lucknow .tanct nearby
district brethren.. Twenty-eight
members: were exhalted: ,to the
higheSi degree' of our Association
--The Royal' Scarlet Chapter: A1I,
members with the, exception of
onewere from Maple Grove 1044;
L.O.L. BUiot".t ; Magner;: ''the -other.
candidate,.' came ' from Toronto
L:O.L; •.1140 The 'brethren .'spent a,
very, happy•.►week-end arid;. ejyery
body,-• found their stay, pleasant
and most enjoyable = arid how
:those .ladies can ,cook.
• • "On Sunday morning a n
•Orange.,parade was.formed at the
Johnstone • Block 'and ' marched , to
tunes . of. the :fife' and drums to,
'the . United'.. Church where ' we
were ' addressed . by •Dr.. W. J
1VItimfor,d, who gave :a very chat-
• lenging , 'message to. ' • ,both breth-
ren and• congregation, "To go for-,
w rsi awl to_stand-fast in ' the
faith. . of.:Protestantism"; His Ad-
dress Will be. long • remem-bered
b 11 After "a :bountiful luncheon.
was served by the'. ladies', we 'left
on. our return , journey : to Tor-
onto' and had • a ,Very. pleasant
trip»
OBITUARY
MRS.. JAMES McNAIN
Mrs. Fred Ross of Auburn re
ceived-.word of : the .death ,on 'Sat
urday of their sister-in-law, 'Mrs'.
James' McNain, Who: died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. W. T.
Hart, Toronto, following' a week's
illness.
Mrs..McNair ' was ' form-
• erly. "Hannah • : Ross, daughter- of
the late Doonald and , Christine
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MacKenzie' .Ross,, Pioneer' ioneer res
dents of Ashfield 1?
townshi She:
Was. born in Ashfield near Loch:-•
alsh, 84 years .ago.. Following 'her,
marriage. to, Mr.'MeNain `on 'Oct-
: ober 24th, 1890, ' she 'lived near-
,
Arniberley on the Bluewater high-
way.
In' `'February ' of 1948 :Mr:
Mrs. 'McNa in ' had lived at her
farm only inJulyand August,
the remainirit time bein0.spent'
in .Toronto. Ifiis only' 'two weeks
since she returned to Toronto
following a six ,:Week period-`. at
• the farm. •was •the last sur-
viving-
ur-;ivin - member : 9f a family of 12
brothers' • 'arid ' sisters7 Surviving
are one son, and' one :daughter; D.
F. McNain Montreal and Mrs
Hart, Toronto;. and :two; grand-;
children. The funeral `service was
held Tuesday :at the .Win. Speer
funeral chapel, ,Dundas St.,i' Tor
onto , with burial in Park Laical
..cemetery,. ',Toronto
WEDDING., BELLS
SWAN—FRASER
The • United Church 'Parsonage,,
ishfiel& township, :was the .scene
of
a pretty
'Wedding on
Au� s
18th, when Nora Bell, • daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Addison' Fraser,.
Bluefvale,,. and Mi.. Eail ;D. SWan,.
an,.
son : of Mr. and Mrs.. Earl Swan,
Lucknow, were united in rnar
riage iby Rev, C, B. 'Woolley. The
bride ware a .Iburgandy suit with
black accessories and was ' at:
,tended by Mrs. Irving Reid, Wear-
ing a street length "dress of navy
taffeta.. Mr. Irving Reid 'was best
man... After the ceremony. the
bride apcl_ groont--left-lor a7-shart
honeymoon -win is
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' LOO1KI.NG• BAC..KWjARD,S'
THROUGH ' THE SENTINEL; FILES
' Sixty Years Ago.
The furniture factory .becarme-
the firm of (Cliff and, Forster.; . `
,Members: of • O1d Light:Lodge
'held•^&picnic at Point Clark. Af-
ter a program ,of' vocal music,,
"the _.platform was- •cleared for
dancing., with .mus ,c furni hedd ¥by
St. Hielens 'string' band".
Bruanpton was' advertis-
ing
fore 50000:pounds 'of. , *toolwantedby the .Pioneer ' Store,
•"Cambell's Old Stand"i
p
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'Following a'"' ibarn raising ngat'
. , .
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r Wari . Webbs Con.,. 12,',West' Wa-
4anosh, a ball game Was played
between 'the'rehampion players of
•St Helens and a scratch'• team
from -the:. 12th, "in which- the
!Scrubs' :beat the `Excelsiors' 'by
an unknown: number of runs
On Thursday, July 3rd, the.
Bwilding Contmittee' of the Pres-
byterian Church met 'at the home
'of J. G. Murdoch'• for the: •puripose-
of Settling in full' with'the
. a. .
inYg--contractor-HRo`k ert--Patterson,
whom they presented with' a gold
headed ` cane. The address was'
-sined ' b G-Murdoel H.-
1VIclenzie, :George' Robertson, `D.
•MacDonald ' H. Morrison Win..
Connell, Thos.:Hunter, _ A. _ Ross,
John 'P. otcler and A. Thompson.
Thirty -Five Years A • -o
g
Osborne: •Tweedy, of Kinlough
meinber of the 48th Highland-
ers,' was reported wounded.
Clare n e ,McDonal• d .took .a • pos-
ition as apprentice at The, ' Sen-
diel-. Off ice.
John Joynt bought the'Win'
Y gWing
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ham 'Advance with A G Smith,
the foreman, becoming editor' and
business manager.
John Purvis of Hol.Y. rood: ,was
chosen Conservative candidate in
South .'Bruce.
is
G. Sherriff was teaching the
following pili ils in Grade., IV. Of
• E
Andrew;. K. Mur e, G McCall,
J, 'McClure,. B. Blair, W. Scott, E.
Akin J.' Nixon' A. Alton H. Mc-
Kenzie S. Gough, V. HedleY, N.
:Reaburn .C. -Douglas, B..McLeod,
R. -Mitchell N. ' Thom, on 'G
Hughes, F.' McGregor: T, Smith,
IHS Treleaven E. Johns ton G.:'Mc-
Donald H.. •McKinley,'. H.: Durnin
en Years Ago
, Successful --entrance students' at
Lucknow Centre 'were: Margaret
Ritchie, • Margaret Ma?&Donald;'
Stuart Collyer, -Douglas Clark,.
.Carneron :Finlayson,. Cecil Arm
UNDERWENT' :OPERATION
Mr, Wilson Irwin of ; Ashfield
is: • m akin .a favorable recovery
from an operation which he un-
derwent recently in d Lon 1 on..'M ...'
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Irwin was in Kincardine. Hospr=
tal, for':a few. ',days ibefore 'being
rushed to London;;where hew-w•a
a patient iii Victoria Hospital' for
two weeks. and :following.: this
spent .a Week and a half "con-
valescing - in •Wi'nghain 'Hospital
where '• his • granddaughter, Miss
�!fae-LLl�rwnn--is _ employed----Mr.i- Ir
strong, .Donald, 1Vf act onald, Ken-
neth • 1Vi'cPherson, Stanley :,Moore,
Rayriard Ackert; Dorothy Berry,.
;Tim Burt; Annie Burt,Edna Cook,:
Stewart 'Cameron, Robert Camp -1'
bell, Janet Craig; Bernadelle Cas
silly, Kathleen Ferris, Jack Fish
er,, Bennie Graham; Cecil; G'ar
niss,w ,Marjorie Hendee'rson; :Dava•d
Horne, Clifford Johnston, Melvin
Johnston, Leila ;'•Le att`: Beth . Mc-
Kinnon,: Florence Whines,' Ed-
ward . McClenaghan, Catherine
Patterson, Eiwood:Solomon; Arn-
old Thomson, Ward Walker, John
Patterson
• Angus MacDonald; a pioneer
of Con. 4, Kinloss, died in his 78th
year.
The Conservative Government
headed by R. B. Bennett was 91=
ected to power. In North ,Huron
George, Spotton . defeated ' W. H.
Robertson 'arid:, •in ..,South"i Bruce
Dr. Hall defeated F.. G. Moffat.'
The''three-year-old son of.
:Mr.
and Mrs. Morris. Hay" of .'London'
-•was 'krH-ed:.:, ickked by -a -
dog at the 'farm of Frank ,Brown
ri Kinloss,:
"3` The":death' of•"Mrs .Geo. `Aitch%
son,' -formerly' .Edna Malcolm; oc-
curred . in•' Toronto
-The-funeral of�Mrs .Joseph-Car--
ruth Was- held at . Harrison; • from
the ':,home ,-of her daughter., Mrs..:
.Ernie • Aitchiso•n.'
Twenty Years . Ago .
Huron• County., Council •increas-
ed the '•tax 'rate .half' •a mill:: "for
• t •
war purposes .. .
Mr: and Mrs. Frank Guest • . of
Saskatchewan celebrated , their
golden weddin
g.
The Air Ministry announced an,
expenditure oif`over $1,000,009,•to
establish an' .air navigators'school
.at ' Port Albert:
M. and Mrs. jack. 'MacIntosh
returned: ' •from. a motor trip to
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the West Coast'.
n Ti _
augin yr muni ,pa , • e-,
Tense guards was ,au horized
Bruce :„County.
The Business Men's `Association
'comment•:ed .` a series, of . weekly
Wednesday night 'prize ;draws:'
Herb' • ii
MIcQu lin;. 'a member of
•_;::
the Village : Gouincily, who. signed
up -for ,: Military .service, received'
a call to 'London.
Mr: and; Mrs. John Campbell
of Belfast. , celebrated ' their • 50th
anniversary,•
Harry. Prest of ” the
who• had„ibeen on' the staff of
the I'rnperial Bank at Fergus; 'was.
presented with a' watch by the:
staff..
MEMORIES
T 'let mnighty thoughts stray back last
.b.
To happy` days ' of yore,.'
Those days that- we would' fain
;,. recall ' --
Frorn memory's ar-off shore
erose --good ld-cliays=of-'"-Yorng- to-
Seerrr far • beyond• our ken,
One reason they, were, good' was
' that '
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'We were loth your er.:then.:
Only in .memory we relive
As play_ers_ ab .-a-mast,
'We r enact".past- happy, times
de. back • in the past,
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M'A-RKED; 'CENTEN'NIAL
AT' ST,AUGUSTINE - -
The St:, Augustine ,parish ,held:
a most successful centennial gar-
den party on -the church groundsr
last Thursday , evening; with/ a
large crowd . in attendance from
far and near.
Bingo andgames' :of chance
were popular,' and B ernC .riWay.
and, his troupe of ''entertainers'
staged ; . a vey interesting • and
amusing show,. :•His orchestra'
later` provided ' music for. ►nodern
and, old-time 'dancing : in ' •the
sConway. .: made, the raffle
dravir `.at- 7.1.30 with the prize win-
ners ` as ;follows:: 'Chest,' of 1881
Rogers silver; '-*Mrs. John Skin;'
'Wingham set of breakfast' dish -
.e Jack L` edciy, :,St, .Augustine;
wocD1 et �blank M . ` s r`.•.:Wm. John-.
stun, R. 'R. 6; Brantford; sani-boy,,
Mrs, 'Joseph Z.eddy, Goderi.chi •
HOLIDAY WEEK -END
'WAS COLD AND DREARY,
• Although summer • is` still of-
ficially , with . us, the Labor .,Day
week -end is. generally .: regarded'
.as "the. end". Tn making his sum',
mer exit The" Weatherman: ran
true to form and came up ,with
a cool, wet an. reary:week-errd,:
which `wase typical of muchof the
"suinxner weather"''. we've had
tfiis year ';Hot anclry .Were .al:
most: unheard of. weather 'de
scriptions,'
In -spite -,-of -a1L this, `Sbad. wea.
ther",`• from spring on, bountiful
:crops, have' been harvested. The
hayrcrop turned out'. surprisingly,.
well: and, the .gra•in•':crops in. this
.,district ` are • 'exceptional'ly good.
;;Good. harvest :weather'. prevailed
fo'r: a . time, 'but.'last •week's • rains
brought : stook: , threshing t o a
standstill
INJURED ; IN RUNAWAY
Mr. Nand •M. rs.' •. T.: H ' Culbert,,.
R. 1;..Dungarin`an were taken to
Goderich Hospital. on Sunday,
night:, of last week; suffering
from shock, the result `• of n 'acci-
dent on the 4th. Concession road.
of Ashfield, east. of 'Port. A1bekt.
;.They.. were; returning home. in ; a
`h'orse7dratwn. boggy When the
orse.ran away. and. bumped into`
a :,car driven'rt'by Graham ..Bogie,
R: 3, Goderich, who escaped in-.
Provincial: Constable Fin-
nigan investigated..
Nothing"i i�.f. n
. s so' sat sfyi . g to wa.
wife as to :,see a double : chin, on
her husband's- old : flame.
DRILLS FOR
IN c.1SSOU.R.:I.
Mr, W. Bines Paterson, ; whose
lifetime interest has' been in to
eating oil deposits, is at present
in. Missouri, picking a site fox oil
drilling operations. 4. He located �a
spot there .25 .years ago, .where
a good ,prospect, was " :brought inr;,
but it .was,.impossible to case the
well. k '�A.
• Mr Paterson has been engaged
foi aerta' tim
;e , in oil'}prospecting;
Alb. ..
The 'Chronicto le ,cif Wes
,�,ouri, refers : oil . drillingstoM act
ivity that. is causing ; a ;stir, ~in .,
that district; and in •part 'the'
article reads as folloWS:
W. 4nnes..P-aters'on,• geologist;
who I made ,the 'location for. the
Oak Milks :well some '25 yea'rs
ago, w.as. ;breughit here, recently
from Canada 'where he "is. inter-
ested in the Alberta oil fields, ' to
advise »as;: to the -location ;Of this
test. • He spent several weeks go
ing .over the area. and has Made
a location, which ' he positively
declares,': inhis opinion,.',produc.
tion wilt' ,prove to be the. largest
in which he has • everibeen-..•inter
ested
Those 'connected -with" the
mills operationsof.: -with
century ago .are; •'satisfied' that
if they ,could . have saved that
y: ---w' d hav
well -the owl "
e opened:: a --
major oil] field. in •Kansas.
Mr. ;Paterson'; is�:very• confident:
thea <l ation he ,h'as u gg e
. oc,, •., , sled: for
:the ''new well will be even ,bet-
tter than the;one at Oak 'Mills
as the difficulty 'encountered 25
'years -ago 'can: nov�r. ;be ,overcome'.,
in 'a `matter of:hours,; due .to .the
development in • dri1Ln' techni--
que
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YOUTH`FOR . .0.H .
REST RALLIES:.:
IN LUCKNOW, &' WINGHHAaf'
The l Clinton Area, Youth .:for
Christ. is. featuring two. oiitstand'
.rallies for Septemiber• to abe.,'
.held, in Wingh•am, and Lucknow .
,The'-' Wiarn ,meeting is tlhis . -
•Saturday •evening . with: '19 -year:;
'old Jack Van'Impe. of Detroit as'•
speaker and:: accordiannst.
The., Lucknow Rally .: will :.be
held in the Town Hall on FrFriday,„.,,:,:
. 5th t'8 6 @-`p.' T''tre-
guest speaker at '. this gathering:•..
will be .Rev:. Bert Turner of De;,,'troit, .the, noted "f z'sh -Evangel-
ist w'ho .has' used skywriting
extensively to proclaim . the .mes-
sage,
message,; "Jesu•s•: Saves". °
Soloists at this meetingwi•
ll hi~
Mrs.. Bert.''Turner of ..Detroit and
Dr. Bern Corrin, of Wingbam.
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Each chapter we have read,
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So ;with the poet we would say
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The past •, is ''gone, the -present
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