HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-09-28, Page 3'ftlTS.,; SEPTEM131 28ti; 1950
ocar and General
THE LUCKNO.W SENTINEL ,•" LJCKNOW, 4..QNTARIO
• You see girls, I am running of t
with :tine,ot your ht,sbancis,
die
filly t,n' i1 1111 J: , r •l� l : ta( r4ric:",, of
1` i; Or'it �k sit ri'. tlit '1i t (:i4- ri•t 3 rt1+
;tar, 1 ii.
Mrs, Bessie Shirley,. is (t,ri'; :tl.
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Escirigfrom an. illness 't •itlr::ll11(it. 1 Mi. ':(nc1 Mrs Allf('•rt rl'iiain of
iri11�1121: 1 l �1.',iittra •.incl Angus �('ll,r +.1'nn .1 of
1`tlt+lft ct l,i�t 'ti1i'(k titrt:tli -1V11%Mr. and Mr .. But tti•n ,• Rin
y•tc li eii.c't , M i •
tiii�rr'•ilUac'h on a i»c,tor•: tri to tit
�, X11' •t'�° ;'�, ltl.,call .
l;(1m1�,11 }d;,'. ',i'c'('k' lo:;i linsl�ital
. Mi:. find Mrs,, G' o;rge.,. Cut •.car tir ::I.tiitc>nt., . 14}i:cit' (ot llrlicat.wns dropped •from 1,017 to 939 while.
Lond()fl soen't the week:-erld 14iiti titt(''1i1.lie(1 .iti ii(,9 1'�1s.('::,ii1alescing the. building assessment has •in-
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lr, and ,Mr:s,•�Jahn: Faitisl.'r, . • , 1 tt:,�ii pnc�•at.iirirria, • - ;creased from $458.,175 to $082,810;:
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Iowa and other 'Points, «4,,i taken
REPORTS Q.N LOCAL.
FIRE" INSPECTION'
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Irate in May this year, Mr,G.
14, DeLaplante of the .fire branch
of the 'Canadian. Underwriters'
Association made an inspection
of the Municipal fire protection
in' the Village. His detailed and
lengthy .report has been receiv-
He; compares. changes since the
last Inspection in May of. 1941,
statim •that the population. has,
5lie:
,notes .that .the .old hose.
..Dick Baker .,went to London'l ti i
t..(t\:isrt4,rs •,with• Mr, and.
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adder wag °. and hose
1 entered i �' �lr liuncaii l hos laurn cif' Am 'reel,. 1 w. g , .
erasion•• and' Mt s. Wnr . Wilton;, Paul •and r .a new • and amodern•. fire truck,,
1Vla! ilti n cf ',Galt anti Mi+ and Mi s that a .new fire hall with drying
Mis , James °yGaun.t, ' ta'i i� • h4. s llai°r4 Mut n otM;I�ieston: rocks: 'has: been built; that the
been a patient in Wingh4ini Iios Brigade.has. been .increas,ed',
• Visitors 'iti ith :Mi and Mrs. Goo., strength' from 12` .to •20 men . and
pital for some time,, is critically' SaUfl(1(s', on, Sunday were Mrs•' that 'an electric siren 'replaces the
ill and is suffering • a great deal; 141nc t A1lscrn
NAL,.and 'M,rs,. Verne. 'bell on the United .Church as •a
on S(lraday where
ie en cr ('c
foris Hospital, to undid go .iii up -t c 11('S v.,`01.eMr: Ted Gay ger` 1Vir•; -sh,; h ve "beeir 'replaced : •with
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111I'iss` Mary Olive 'Webster . sit M.lison.aid fanr4itv'ot Ailsa Craig, fire'alarm..''
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' ' Ibis 'report eal in detail with'
a Mr....and Mia, 'Icon Instill and , ,dp s
Toi.titYto is • visi;tinf; this week.:
-withit\' of 1�ui don Mr.''in 1 hydrant pressure and' discharge
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her aunt acid uncle , Mr. find4 c Mrs. Bd.
• • die. '11m -ipso!),'' ti;nd Marjory'' of in,gallons per minute :at 'various
Mrs; W. ; G. •Andrew;
.Mrs: • 'Peter . :Watson. has rc t u r
urn
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ed. ;born,e .after spericling' he pay41
few,.wedeks With 'friends in'k'dr•est
and Petrolia,
LUCKNOWITE :ADDEi) ,TO
RASH .OF, -FALSE . ALARNS.:i
Paisley , recently:, had an , out-
brc'a'k of false fir e . ala•i ms,
.had :nbttled the fire •brigath., anr,i
dio l y i,i>od, ;• Mr. •.in:d Mi Reg locations ' in' the„ Village,•
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13ri,(inrc and: fainily' 'cif. Belfast; A Good Show'
. • ; The. Ins ec or .. turned . in ' the,
Mi, 4nui ti�fi, I�lo;� d :Saunders and � � . t � ,
t,iiiiil\ of C°r c ,\e:'4ind `MisstLvottie alarm, from, Johnston s: Restaur-~
• Sriu d t .. of Wingha ii.Hospittil,: ant at '1,39. The siren.sounded at '''.
1-39 ,,L1--The--fire• :-engirre-.-'arr'iv�ed 1 ,
OBITUARY at the hydrant 'at the,Post Office
at, 1;42 'and at '1:44 water` , was
ITS.
FRAGRANCE
15• SEALED
N' VACUUM
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Lady: "Officer,: stop that' sold
ier, he was going to kiss me".
M. P. . "Take it easy, • lady,.
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There'll .be another one,, along- in
a` minute„
"Mummy", asked the little troy', -
"how. long is it since' Daddy.
ed?'".:`He.. didn't,.'.de darlin "
di g
his mother .,sighed; "he , joined
the .golf club
DR; ;GJ1ORGk `:.1kI:...M.L:BRAY being `thrown through: 150- feet
Unca a ain \vc:' ar•ere,minded'Of of hose. (Thefire truck, incident
the rrailitic••'uf fife .in i<he:`;pass-. ally,. had first gone'ao the,.:rear
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ing tin I' i,ici iti , September 15th at of 'Johnston's Restaurant rather
citizens geziexally, and thi, at•e :it' ,his hotii.e i,n. Dttroit' of'Drr,'Geo than direct.to; the•hydrant, with
serious.. consequences were •he �nf a view to using the truck's,water
Mai tin. 1\i to ray, son of Mr: John
heard.. ~,TD:.M.u'r•ia °,::He -had• .i•eturned.frorn' supply 'for immediate action').,.
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Acco'rdi'ng •to T.he•"Paisley c,ii a professional call and
mil 1' l •
Ad.
vacate• it was, a.Lu.cikno��• itc �� I Y
f.
• 1 .aid. he c rdn.t .eel; well.•and' laid;
unintentiox,ally' gave, Pai51e� iter• c1i„.n In a fear 'iply ells be was
their• latest' false .blast it .;5ecans:,
that a Meeting ,of co -peeati
suranceo'had. �eenlc ,e n{
c
3tiitcthe'tirnie..since. the passing
ing in the.Paisley Council•
Chat»- .r•)'.hi:s only claug'lliter,Mari ,Louis..e
!bei with; the session: bi:eaking;.Ut) bout ri 'tar and a li;alt agp;•:arid,
about 1.1 o'clock.•'The L'ueknta�a•iti:,...1.1...k:11.1.„..,,1i\edit ,].coir it •.liad•its.
the story••4'.
,goes;: was...the 1a t .li,' . effects. '
ator' should .,be on..duty .'.in !the
leave the. hall,' and as he st41>1�t d• ; :l e') unci al w.hie- -a.s. on Mon=
_` ut _ .pumpng'statibn: at all hours; acid
out .the:: door reached. up to , p . : afternoon.'fi`om'Dill' Bros. un
+� d`i� 'telephone . should be in -
out the: lights '.',.• The:button !. do i sal: in liar los s• was largely a.t-: that. a p
rb'uut 30 : g n many:u-. stalled in•:`fhe building as WOl as
p essed set - 'off the siren a tended and the �ti.ti :beau., •
feet above his iead,_ansd.:although. t.iful'.floral 'Pieces, Bore testimony
it was hut :riff in• a ,matter' of to the eesteem, ' in 1,ti�hich•. he ',Was.
seconds, its w;a,ih was: sufficient Co held.
• .bring :out some •of the •Fire::.Con) ::.Dr•• ....Murray's • parents, ' Were
zany:,
Mr.. DeLa�plante: :recommends'
that..the well water supply. should
be availa=ble in'.qu•antities not less''
than; 350,000 •gallons per ,day,. ,The
present: capacity' being • 330,000
��l ons: Storage .:fa.cilities should:
.ga 1 g
amount ' ;to' .ndt' less than 3,0,000
gallons: The. capacity' ofi , the
tand •ipe. is .•213 500. '
standpipe p ,.
He recoiximends that an..oper-
L'UCK•NOW
NITER CHURCH
Minister: Rev. W J. Mumford,.
S.T.D.
SUNDAY, . OCTOBER 1st,
11 a.m.: Holy Communion
2:45' pm.: Sunday School Rally
Service. Parents' .Invited to.
Attend..
7 ., p.m; • "The .Carpenter' and.
The, Goldsmith”. . .
Sunday. is World. Wide Com
munition Stiriday:. Come and
enjoy the Spirit of Fellowship
with' Christians . •through i,Ut
the World•.
fc+rp -i' • osiclerjts of his cominun=
sty; :iris mother's maiden :name
was Clara Martin.As a lad Dr.
Murray:oftenn £pont the ' holidays
here with, his', uncles; J W.• and
Donald' Murray - Of. Paramount. •
The following is . a clipping
from. the Detroit Sunday News:
' ' •Senv ices:' for/Dr,. DF. George
'Murray,:
57, 'of 3800 Sturtevant.
avenue, who .died of .a 'heart at-•
tack Friday in his' :home; were'
-held at 2,00 p.rn.. •Monday at the
am=.
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'Dill. Brothers chape1,H.10215 ,
• ilton avenue. Burial was in Ever-
-green • : Cemetery. 'Dr. Murray, a.
native Detroiter.; was;a• graduate
of, old Central High . ,School and
'of the Detroit.' College .of: Medi.
cine: a.and. Surgery . FoIlowing his.
graduation iii .1918.he-entered the
U.S.'.N Yv Medical 'Corps•.:He Was:
a neinber of the Wayne'Cour ty:
Medical Society anci•,a staff phys-
iciari of the Blaine and Riverside
Hospital clinics, His, wife, .Mary,
;;taiv.ives, .and his fatter, :wlio is
86.,y(:riti of age, ` • .
fire. extinguishers
A few additional `crass • connect
ing ,water mains are required as
'Well `' as Borne additional, hydrants
so . 'that the distance between
them ;wil , no .excee •
onuments
.A family. 'plot should: b
graced; with •,tlie •shrine -like
beaut► of a'rnonument which
will be everlastingly a tribute.
tr>.:tliose-atfest 3,W„e have iG»any
t'lasslc .'styles to gtfff;c'tit`"h
«•i11. work with•.y!ciu on: •:cus
tom design
Exceptionally, '• low prices.,
1Vo canvassing, which clinnit?-
ates sales eoentnisSSiotts.
Inscriptions ti:epaii ing
Sandblasting: Memorials
25 Years' Experience
The latest in' Portable
Sandblast ,Equipment
All work personally executed.'
B ti .Memorial
r+�wn e• •.. •
Alfred' St.; WJNGHAM
'Phone' 450
or
NEIL MaeLENNAN, • .
Ripley, Ontario..
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I4OONJN*f► rill ,,intt�thing..:.`.tr y;a
S('fltrnc�l: t1y',,itf' 1c1,•,
(��\.s•r 1, omit lit BO K , .
i5. Now ;'1\`.;til,;\B11 :
,i). Iii,,, -1 ",.. , , " .1 { r it"c R.t'tr°r•n°r, r
• (':it 1;:1-1 i!.1-: ,ti; t't, 'horn made.
';,:v .I:i1 ,i+te• '14 c1 tvilytttion.-b�• the
li.t,''lhits, i 1). Ilowe.,M.17.,- Min -.
,41` i :dt, .i•tlxl Commerce.:
l his* t•ru1+l : '.tieh iti iilltain.aMc.
.
from thee:Krilr„'s
int intel'; Ottawa,
t t(>l' copy., which
at ;the prire ofv l
the cost of paper,
press work and binding: •.
Paper -bound e0P1E1s can be pttr,
cl,7a:'cd fclr $1 by bona fide ,teach-
ni(+rSity stud ts` and min
cis, u _ The number of
i' ion,
• .:�iclg.
s r
islets rsi• .
and
those
ed
the copies is restricte.
urchasc them aare
• entitled top their,orders
„ad-
vised. . to .place
promptly.. . ' Applications, together with remittances, should be ad
dressed : to the.. Dominion •St t
ist-
iciati, llorrlinton Bureau of Sta-
tistic, Ottawa;,
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O C T O B" E 1Ei,
FINE•FURNIT.UL
at the.
MILUMA :, 'FURNITURE STORE
Velour 3 -piece Chesterfield" te
Beautiful figured Suis p
• $240.00 value for
$19.9.00
q
• b
e r s ? o brands .,$25.Q0 di>t coun t 'on ,8• Washers. Good
er.: choice : selection of 14 Bedroom Suites. All.• styles.
Pe
"Harvest; Special" Mattresses, 834.00 value,> only $27:50
20 percent discount on large Plate • Glass;Mirrors:
, ..
A 'Dozen, Good ' Used ' Pianos
DISCOUY S ON''NEW PIANOS
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T t
ee in;
the: business tion and .500 feet
'in• the 'built- >tp fesidental. areas.'
The .•strength of the Brigade, he
says,:,' is "almost sufficient',•. but
arrangements' should ;;be made for
a few of the firemen to 'sleep in
the . fire hall at night.
In. conclusion he says:' `•`A reg-
•ular. night patrol .should be in
.stittited, : the manon duty being
providedwith a watchman's clock
in • connection with a, few.../ call
stations"
Cedar Chests! Refrigerators,• 60 cycle!
Radio Phonogr, ' s! Broadloom Rugs• ;o.
You'll. Save At
SC.HUETTand S
ONS HARVEST; SALE
at,.Mildma during October
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FIRST DRIVE -i& . , BAN for
Montreal will be constructe Boo"'n
.iby the Bank aI Montreal riginy
a:tc>r' of this new kind • of banking.
service ` in Canada. Designed to
keels pace with our fast-moving
age, this new B of M •brandh, with
its special drive-in, . bullet-proof
wicket, will 'anew motorists io
cash, cheques. or snake deposits
with' 'the least •. possible: delay,
without leaving their cars or even
opening • their doors: Situated on
traffic-filled-ISecarie •B1vd,;' at the
corner of Cote Ste. Catherine road
this new 'crive-in branch will, be
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11 lo t d to serve motorists
in one of the 'fastest ' growing
suburban areas; in Caxiada.• '
A parking lot will , be located
at' the rear' of ,the building for
customers ,with business to trans-
act. inside, and the whole prop-"
erty.. will.!be 'landscaped.
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