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.THURSDAY", ' OCTOBER 5, 1050
VIVIDLY RECALLS
FIRST DARK DAY
Mrs. David 'Kennedy of ,.White•.
,church, .who 'celebrated her 88th
birthday on Sunday; October 1st,'
vividly • recalls • the "First'. Dark
l}ay, ", and in her own "words. here
is how •she describes" that fear-
some incident si*ty -nine 'years
ago.
It began to get dark early in'
the afternoon by by • three o'clock,
lights "were. on.. There•'were only
coal oil lamps and candles in
those• days = -no telephones,"`no_
flasl lighti, no 'radios.; My 'father
• rad .gone to Lucktow with the
wagon and , a load of grain; ,He
started 'home :,about ..four o'clk
and . just east Of the .village the
horses wouldn't go- a step fur
t'her..He had to turn around and
,.stay rni Lucknow all night" We
at home' had .no• way of finding
out what' h'a.d:happened until the
• next day. `It was so dense and
dark, if you, went .outside' you
:coraTein't see the•liglit to find your,
way' in again No cows were milk
ed .:that night as you co.uldn t• . go •
to the field for' therm :: You .'could
riot. -see. a neighbor's light. Next
coning " we were very thankful •
KNOW
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SENTINEL, LT,ICKNOW, ONTARIO.
PAGE ' NINE:
WVH,ITECHURCH
Mr. and 'Mrs.' Frank Coulter
have purchased the Bib. Adams
h'ouse in the village.
• We are sorry to report that Mm,.
Spencer fell front an , apple tree• •
while picking apples' on Monday;
and 'received; a bad shaking up:
• This community 'was shocked
tohear of the sudden passing of
Mr.. Herb Miller of Lucknow.
Mr. and. Mrs. Walter •, 3afnes
•sent . Friday eYenrng with Mrs,.
1- erbMiler,. Lueknow,, r.
We are. sorry to ' r.epori. that
Mrs, QLbsQn Gillespie is., not as
well as her many, friends 'would.
'wish to see •her
Word was received here of. the •
death x cuelph .of ' 1Vlr.. Frank
McClosk e: 11r1'rs, McClosk•ie•is the
former Agnes °TCennedy and will
be r•eme'Mbered by . many, of. the
older pecipie of the village,. Mrs.'
Kennedy. and Peter`s also•Mrs.' : •
Mar'garet.'`Purves, ' Kenny Pm-ves
and Mrs. Bolt spent Thursday • in
Guelph at the" .MeCloskie home,
•Quite a 'number of relatives •at
tended .the funeral' on "Friday.
which. was held. in Guelph
Mi. ,and..Mrs', .Donald Murray
ot',Detrout spent i Saturday with ..ONTAIZIOH FARM PRODUCTS MARKEtINGISOARDL,--
Mr and .1�Irs u;: Emer-son:..
to see daylight: .Ashes and ' bits
ef. burnt' leaves. could be :.seers
lying .around •:but,;t1_7ere Was'''no
way of ;finding ''out j \vhiit v a5
'".'wrong.. until .it came out in the
. Tapers. ' I went to : White<church- :
oney �Producersin Southern Ontario .:
The. Ontario Farm Products Marketing Board has received , a
request for the approvalof a proposed marketing scheme under:. e•. .
provisions of the Farm Products Marketing Act,1946 to re
a
° g gelate
the. marketing • :of honey' sold' in Southern Ontario. - °
_- mail' vote by ballot of producers /of honey` has'been, arranged
Yn g
so .that ;the Board- may, determine'' whethera fairly representative
resentati...
number. '.Of ,producers are in ' favour 'of the :scheme: The ballot : with
return envelope_has ljcen sent to all producers.._ `
If you are producing honey in Ontario from • ten or more colonies �.
of *bees, and are over 21 years of age, 'you are urgently requested
to mark your ballot for or against the scheme and . mail it at . once
in the return envelope provided:
Congratulations• to. NIr.F. Ken _ .. -
ncdy on . celebrating tier' 88th
h,irthd.ay on ;October ', lst..'• Her ;..
family silent 'the day with hre.•
•
The death df,Mrs!. Samuel Tre-
leleaven, formerlyEilzabet.} . Shep-'
:pard, occurred in Wingharn Hos
•pital on`Nlondak.: She• `was. ••87.,
years cif . age • and has been ill' for
long time The funeral is being
held ' today (Thu day) irk: Durr
gannon wit4 rri-
ter•ment: in Dungannon •,Ce•.metery.
•
thenext for r4,00n a:;bd 1V1 ,, Hen-
' derson •.(who • then .kept the post.'
office) :was talking: about
that, trine there was a• :..taveri ,
acr•o'ss thme street .frothe poli.
•office - l e said it was a quiet place
• that. 'nightas they thought the).
:end . of the: world 'had carne. L1
guess More, t:lian.'. them thought,.
MRS. TRELE,(11,VEN 'DIES
LO:QKI
Thirty -Five Years: ;Ago
Vtm Freeman; son of • Mr:
•
and Mrs:. F. Freeman 'of ••town,
•passed :;his final examinations. at
''the . College . of •Physicians 'an
Surgeon.
1VI,rs:; M. Mitchell, . Mr:s. W E.
MacDonald and; IyIrs. R, T. Ph'iI•
rp -- er.e L eknov del-ega.Ws—at
Ithe.: ,annual:, meeting of .i .:South.
Bruce Women's ,Institute at::Walk
•
' Herb Grahain enlisted with 'the
.4.Mberley ball team 'pulled ..a
B A C K W: A R,D .S
lineups wcie. Amborley-G Blue,
c•, ':Ill. • MLNain 1st, W Bradiey
2nd, S. .Wiley. rf, •.J;` 131ue' 1f, J
J:' .Shiell 3rd,' W: Bron • Cf,,:
his; final, year at Wingham High
Schr�p.l.
Alice Shackleton •w•as teaching.
school at B =rgrave, Finlay Shack-
leton
hack_
leton..at',Prr�eville,' Olive Ander.
s.on :at'Cherry. Grove; Glace •Blake
at , • Nile, .01ive • Kilpatrick •• at
Crewe, Palmer Kilpatrick' at
Dungannon, ,Margaret Finlay, at
Con. 4;..�Ashfield
.Mary:Hamilton, Katherine• Mc
Kenzie, Malcolm .Watson ' and
Will'lam• Henderson `'were attend-
• ,ing .Stratford .Normal
•A. Courtney ' ss, H. Walker p.•
Lochalsh: G, ,McKay c. H Mc-
KKenzie 'lst, y D.. •Finlayson 2nd,. •R.
'McKenzie:;rf, .D: •Matheson lf, p.:
Duncan and Donald McKay of
Kintail rescued a young Toronto
the lake on a raft:
trophy for °ring the greatest
.nUmbe'r of •pOiraS Ashfield
the public speaking 'and Verna
entered .the OAC ;at dUeli.1.-4.:114‘•77
ing .wbil the Massey -Harris schol-
'Dr. •IVIary .:JohnSten.; -7-daughter
of :Wm...,Johnston, forrnerly of
en Years Ago '
etts 'Marked, the 71st:.,anniversar
the building Of the.first chUFCh
'in that, 92-year,;-Olcl settlefnent:
Keith Passmore,. 7-year-oid
Of Mr., and' Mrs,. Fred PassmOre
Of ,Holyropd; was seriously/hurt
When he catapUlted down, a hay
shoot in. Richard Elliott'.S! 13.arn.
In late. AUgust a national reg-
istration .plan was carried out
'Archie. Mason, 20 -year-old son
Was . riding, and driven...by 17-
',Mrs- Elizabeth. „died- in
Queenie, -all. underwent appen-
;Alvin Hamilton took over Bob
Gibbons prodUce business •
OT
50t.
:.],and left ...for • training; at
I Agnew: reached the' firials
Globe. and Mail cldubles,'
'cigarettes..were the sole ,••loot
SCHOOL .
Arrangements have been Made.
'art :exhibits this Tall 'Of pictures
1..ovember 6th to 17.th.
.OntariO Architecture. '••
' TheSe ;exhibitions will ,be* held
4.
•
and Students of the High School
Any' 'such relics. "lying arOund"
in homes :*in this connnimity
Would be 'welcorried cOntribu-
;Doug Clark Joined the RCMP tions to the:High School museum.
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