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THE LUCISOW' ' $TINE'
BOY'S" TEETH
Parents have a -definite' re-
sponsibility to instil the dental
examination: habit in their child
ren. Most,larents. •realize the im-
PQ •t'a nee of giving yo ungsters . a
r
good start in life by provdilig,
adequate • dental care. The.Dental
`Healthdivision of. the federal
health ." departrment, h'o w e e r ,
states 'that there remain too many
children who'never receive den-
tal care.
children ''''receive no.et-
:Many
'tention to:their teeth. .until, they
reach school. ages. The.fact-.hS,• an"'
infected baby tooth',can be just as
dangerous •as its = successor, ---thee
permanenttooth. '
'While. they' hesitatepredict
f tJCIKNOW, ONTARIO,
THE I UCI NOW SENTIN .
ckfiow ,-
• • L� � Ontario• •
.: Published Each Wednesday Morning.
Established 1873--
r $2.00; A Year in Advance=—To U.S $2.50 •
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Thompson,. Publisher and Proprietor ..'
_ .. _ .. 15th, 1947
Wednesday, January
. POLITICS • r `SPEASING . OP, SECURITY
e ORNEIIa PO.....
5 REETC.
wa. Journal)
T • . (Otte.
• _ (I�'aYiover•Post) • ': . �'su pose that.. iii• these - :days..
•; The iriekt time ,a' man stops you :We p ime to. quota ;s
.._. it iS',all but a` er . , • t
ion the , streel< incl; without •being , • ., At the risk of irytdictmexi
asked undertakes.. you banker..
to tell•••
. • - - •govern- fox+-' such a misdemeanor we sub
what .is '+uvrong with the, , mit a paragraph :spol�en` recently
meat, the democratic system and '1VIrP. George W. Spinney, -prey-
the way • community affairs are ,by Hank of ley, tea
- ``take , a ,good look at -;him:' ident of the• •
. run,. .g ., . .
Then "try to.,recall what. construe- This , urge to save enc .. • . -. es
in the The
• five part, :he hat ".played ..... -r---r.
, .. 'individual ,responsibility and re-
• towns affairs.
. ances'are' you. won't be able, inforces. • one. of mans highest
Ch tiv the desire. to provide
'to ' credit.•him.:. with a; single for, , himself and, his family,, .Nor
:achievement. . Before the -last el-• too much.
esome stinging do I think ••it'. is • saying
ectiion lie � had' .
to. sa about 'the town' to suggest' that .it .will' sap theo
., •.,-... _ fie .., .._. .. a lit ' f- e•- if. nev .g
ce.' But !he vitality y o �? nation��.
council -then ; in• of%t _•
'treacle the-�same sort of, comments' 'orations ' are nurtured;in the ideal;
that some benevolent government'
after, . the present • council' took'necessity.- for
' "e made them on street. will • remove the •
Oyer And And h
�, :._ r ±• . •to -.a; group..Prudent:management of individ-;
hal affairs
•: of?crofes on the post office.steps' would not deny.
e
• •
With the New Year. ,which may Mr. ; Spi ,: y .:
one that certa n social security
be -a, smooth. and prosperous o , their `,lace' in our way
• meas -
or could;be a' troublesome: and; ures hay: th ould.' any•:other,
` o e •� let us•:all to"the best of life, • or w
•. difficult qb•,• , realistic • rson 'at•:this 'time" That
' .. of:� our : ability ���co-operate 'With- at� change the truth ,that •
in •authority.' We ' have does n g
those • "'"if they(security are
lace3i them ri positions of re-: n• l irate: rity
o- sibilit an ' -no _ ��e reed --t : ' u lab±4l -:persona
sport x y� • that goes hand -in '_ hand with
i
Wednesdayi-: January 1947
15t�'�.... •
OOKI NG DA K ARD :..
. THROUGH THE SENTINEL
FILES
Forty Years .Ago •
The Village Council' was 'coin,
prised of Reeve Anderson a n
Councillors .Mitchell, ,Earls, Law-/'
and Joynt, Village 'cleric+'.
rence • ,
and treasurer was-P.A. Malcolm,
.son; and the auditors •weed Robert
Moody. and, Wm, Connell.,
Rural ,reeves._ were: Kinloss, D,
A. McDonald; West . Wawanoali;:'
Baillie; Ashfield, Thomas
Silty Yearn Ago . ]
he• Village lost the 'appeal in
'1'.
the:} suit of Thoniaa •:Lawr�nCe to
recover .r costs of metallic roof on
the' Town Hall. The jddge's find-
ings in -this suit reveal.. that, Mark
Burgess :had the•'contract for car-
penter
a -
'enter work, painting', glazing P 4 8The
eavexroughing at .$2,..0 .
de-
cision, was. ,later 'reached to put•
s Ari the -hall in placed'
iron shingle
of wooden' Ones; Mr; Burgess` cre�
dited ' the". Village at the 'rate * of
to pre is
$400 a` square on his contrac
what effect lack'of dental earl Mr. Lawrence: was :given the
will have • on thesand t at en a
c .infants shingling contrac $
ehildren' in later life,., the author- . •
regular 'square. •Mr•• Lawrence : was paid.
hies declare that early g. . $100 on-, account ' and the lawsuit
-the e balance. 'of,
wase. to •recover .� h
$231:20 -which he was ; awarded'
with 'costs..,
' Officers. of'the •Holyrood
erary 'arid Debating Club. were,
Corrigan; Pres.; R,... Stoth-
'Peter .
.: Ackert Tre.as.;
s:.
dental 'vattentien_ definitely , re-
duces
e
duces, °the number of chronic dis-
eases
: eyes, es kidneys
of the'.h. eart, . y ,
and ' ointS. .
,. 7
give them our support 'gout. one's ,personal wet
ism .is : one rounding
Constructive criticism
to
r
h
efu
rt
Qdin for
V
i
,
Letters To The Editor
- ear Etlito
D
e just. been. reading g book :Pupils :at. S.S., NO., 6 . I{inlossr
L have ,
led "I Choose Fr"eedom" by McKenzie, A. Harper an .
entitled. , '
-henkol. Strachan, managing committee. Were, John :Lockhart, Diarmid;1cNe1 ie
At a Russian; Victor' I�ravc . I 1U)* . Alex
able to- 'The. new,Presbyterian' Church er Morrison;; Willie.
af:I'._w�'11 ever.. be . �. ��.,.�, ..:. ,..,.__w�.. ,.. :�; raham;_m Y __: •_�:.
n ,nature again, at Kinlough was opened ern mooto . orris od ie
look upon home.. McIntyre,McYntyreY
d Th• i'day; January ,2nd which the .edi- 1VIcDiarinid,: George . 'Locke
garet.
t Gertrude McIntosh, Hettie
hers .
Mills; Beatrice: McIntosh,' 'Charlie
I eekhart • '
Mears. 'Davidson, J. Corrigan, -4
•
Stothers, W. Hunter (deputy,)';
° R.• :M'a.cDonald;. john
Huron; ; °W, ...
McDonald (deputy).
• Above. •the signature of .Presi
_dent John McCharies the annual
meeting 'of the Paramount Cheese
and Butter. °Company 'was called •
'n .the' Grange
for -January 11th
Ball q -•-- _-
•A ' •public .meeting vitas 'called.
to consider the application. of Mr..
John 'Button .for a. a• $:4, , .0; loan' to
build 'a new> machine •s p, •.main
factory 100 x . 50 (2. storeys)' : dry.
andand. engine r ,
I
as ` I have been wont to o. .is
story: 'of • the awful .' conditions• . in
that , country is told by an eye'
witness, that' you . know at once
that he is not exaggerating •the
conditions, 'but if ' anything re-
straining; the real horrors. He
_ c
gives i i-ix�ti?sn,.
there' were .at . leash twenty .mil -
flee, crowded, to 'the doors for all
ee 'services. Ai.a tea meeting,
thr.
on Monday ; evening ,some : • 400
were accomodated' in , the • new
.church, .'' with:':an 'overflow crowd
of 200 being led and entertained
'in=-. the^~n-1 -Ohere `the
Lzckno' Glee Club held forth
Pupils •at 'S.S. No.:7, Ashfield;
were, , Everett Henderson, Alex
Barnby,.. Leila Agar, ,Bridget Ho.
gain, aorta-•-1len
w n•Gordon Ritchie, 1Vlurdena•
•lVlacK,enz a Kenneth• ` Campbell;
• a
Donalda. Hogan, Russe1f Rxtohie,
;.�i,obert ;:Keith, Gretta ,Campbell;
*Keith,.
John :McInnes, • Ethel:' • McKe ,..
M•cKeith,:
_ I Kenneth Henderson, Janet •Ritch
ram in the hew church:`The.fin cl'•a "
g ie, Mabel McIceith,. Kelso M 5,.
e.oa
ar, Adam ‘ McAdam, . Nell
. E11a .'Ag , ' .. •.
ncis McInnes Clar'
McAdam,. ,'Fre- , .
ence •Henderson, Olive. McKeith;
' Finlay•Aar Tprmny�
Eva Hogan, � ':..
MacKenzie ..
'li ical risoners. •in .con-. haying., ”arrived too .late to.. ge ,
e; lion '•pot )piP •
- - h m, a
--' r church-. n ,cert _ •�• •
s udder ' ' Jr ave .a short speech,
red: the ondition eolm g•
n=I in�1943 a c
•
wii�c#1 • they live,
labor. and Cameron and M
. • , y
.:are i ..
fc
pr
new
e- country
`� l e ou he
a c t
hat t
a :s-�a Y Y o
�lw
in
-that a s t
is p
Y car
rips c
t
ra p
0
.,'
.
e
d
ill t.
t
w
w ,
that' t
believe
But- the.,habit .of•�:nagiig,: then I
for it.,
nt-
•c
i ails
d.
•destructive
fault-finding
there Yon
i
• and
thing
•
deism: which -some peap�l-e_..think
resses. good citizenship, is .just
exp
-the `reverse '
e and
� s>at h m n
S'tudy condition ,g
`nce
• of
i
with ' i?,
t
ome
sof. .
to bee , , r
tive. 'to , enterprise • and • capacity
for • effort seriously, •
It is ood' to' stand on one's feet
g ..
ood `' :for the' individual, and
and for the national. fbrex'.: ,
y farther the "closer in con- g
ar er ' s been said before. But
know., of
This ha .
'tact •and'the:•more ;you:,. , • • '`'it`
Mr. Spinney -says it well, ---and
• ' ions .and handicaps, '. the
Condit , h'in ,. that cant .be said
' • -: r e res.: is ; sonnet g .
br ', and Our, �c p .
00 o
is'.a-.fine thing,. d i�ft into
entativ � s. Loyaltyare o' , . .t6:drift x .
e, that We , g
righthere°at h9ome, .. ° . •
let' :us use it + s me form of.,Spcialism::'It::really
sociations. -. . • Although 'Lucknow nomma c.
in our Community" as . g , .
was well attended, 1 does not"•'latter what.ahe 'name,.
. • . tion •rneetin
'ro the •etid, with be the. same':`The
and no: lack' `• of 'ziorriiriees p
reduced tQ''the. ;Most •ab
osed;::there • edntinues ito: exist a masses .
p � • • ' ' � �. are subsist=
Slavery; with a b...
.e t slay ..
�or c
:.i c Ys ..
disinterest` lar qualifying 3 .
•.ffices•::Such: disinterest is -spar
of
•titularly noticeable• a m o ri''g
d they ' ' number of • clergymen,• D:' E.
the; foo y .A' nu
o':
�r a`.
f
ins
IViur
I Y
the conditions under which they.
work,are just ori{ elievea•b1e. ;
Lucknow took • part • in e
were ossible for ancial:statement `showed.•th total
l
• I :wish it ,' i �, • p,.
read this book:' cost of :• the church' amounted .to.
every Canadian. to s.
$ 500; remaining
`vent''the the. fate 'into •'1.746,x; with ; only„ $
`tin :' ndi'n:'and • which was "'re
Which -we .ar{e Surely drif • . , g , outsta g
ICs : n1 • it does seer,drifting.
. inevitable �. dueed -to.. $00" --by' the :receipts 'at
e - - - -
•Best• of duck ''nekt, week to.
,Reeves Brown Smyth =of West
.•,"..;
:Wesley :Jo'' n
nosh and , �,J. Y Y. ti
:W:awa
Lucknow iri their ' quest : res
-of
pectively for • the `wardenship, of
heron : and Bruce' Counties
Your own' faults look`- as big
to. the other. .fellow •as.:his do .to•
ante ration.: Any man• that has
-ears to hear, and eyes to;:see
Can: discern the' beginnings: of the
the, opening: services • ;t
Mr.::: J W, 1Vlorgan,`'"'arssistant •,-
e t arriston High School•
teacher, a H
visited at': St ' H•elens,"'when•; he
was surgrised .by
a 'visit: frdm
old pupils at' the home of ,' Mr.
nted with
JohnGordon and .prese
ainin 18
a', handsome purse •cont g $
s was si reed
• otiriger_ nomnees;;arid .is
tb ,be ins old The 444r6ss sip
ed
• toda' .
• i ': Great Y,- � • � orlon' •and J Comer-
. he•future welfare 'trend n b ;dam �
re'g>~etted for .,t.. � ..•
i 'alit ` demands that' after only a 'year'.of the' Socialist 'on. Mr Morgan 'had":taught at,
'Of the the r•nunc' p . y
„of. _ The :first , orP':11 ears "
an interest in;, 'form ,.o g: r§: St: Helens ; f years:,
younger. men. show , • : •,
' rode endence of he
e the :reaction,: the ,. p. • .
.n ness'•t °annum .. h • .•f
and�s•w.illi g, ,, .o . first ..
assume
a•,..�. laboriri� class. They- .. ir5 ,� �T�aY •
went . Yea. rs Ago
g
Twenty,. � y.J...
December :31st a.daughter
.. On ,.
was born to Mr.' and Mts: Hai old
Ferguson : •. ,. ,, •
eda
• M s:' D. K. Webster; uffei.. .
. Pr.
broken leg bone in.: a fall in -trent
.`='A.:'Sddall's `•office: ` • U,
,Lucknow ' Interm•ediates .won: a
9 4 .victory over': Kincardine: The.
At the 'home ; of the r'ide's Lucknow. line=.up •was. •goal; Bill
1
A ' 'public :•meeting which de
;serves .' a. representative = attend-.
'' ance' of village ;residents will be
held 'tonight (Wednesday) 'in' the
"Town Halla This:Meeting is called
for the ur -ose 'of' settmg up .a
purpose
local. organization: to -'promote the
Canadian Aid' to China •fund
Bruce County's 'share to • aid the
• destitute, 'and. • starving • Chinese
p,
'easants is,$11,200 Be; present at
°
tonight's .ineeting . if at, •_all .poss_.
.
•- • since'' they. ` have • a • lebor govern -
i` .T e • man. whoossesses req - rent: in. p..q wer:- they; may: 'pray
''
fast, and. . loose, with their -. ern;
thing: but money is possessed.: py
loyment. Today,,'less coal is be-
]• frig `.produced :utc;
'per ho:_per marl
'''•'' "Rest satisfied with doing well, than ever before in'the.liistory of.
And' leave others to..,talk .'oyou coal mining
in Great Britain, al-
as .theyptoase . 1:4J,: ;though they have been granted
:
more wages and better. working
j conditions..,: Absenteeism •'h a s
and ice off
' Getting the.snow , • •• - •
_ reached . as' high as '.70 percent in
1ks on Main down to the sidewa
so
e.mir es. ,V
uch
.of 'theidus=
.street : will be • apr eciated., by .,,m.
mosteverYonebutmio1herswith �tries are,being forced_to 'curtail
productirni to. save C04.1... --The,
babY.cutters and' sleighs:'
leaders are franticall
Y•pleading
OBI.TUAlt Y•
'MRS: ABEAM:' CULBERT• •
a m Culbekt . die • Sun-
day, January, 5th at.the h
her sort, W. ;Arthur Culbert, Con.
•
' .44. Ashfield at•the age;'of ,87:• She
,. was formerl • Louisa : Congram;'
Y,
:one of . the senior, rnernbers of; the
f arY born born to the tate t Richard
Congra .,and',,Ann"Fhiliips, Coil;
graof 1Holyrood:. Mrs, Culbert's
husband' 'died .three " years . ago..
• They' we're, married 66 years ago,,
and_ came to reside at•.Maple Em-
bleni—Farm,, now owned and, Op- l Rev• W. j• 'Rogers, pastor bf',Dtin
her son,'W,. A. Culbert' garinon.:United Church conducted
�ctipied by . ,�
. i � the funeral service at her son's
• The reused from. extensive , h
Y ,.
farming •35 years• ago.. and moved home. .Melvin Tyndall of Carlow
-to a :25 -acre farm and fine. res" -:.sang 'The Lord is my Shepher'd'':
de rice on', the '°southern' outskirts. Tlie 'pallbearers were, Cecil Oil -
of t1arblri�--Coo ranf ---Lestie
of Dunga>tizlion, Vis; �"C•u�lb�lrt Was, h , .. ,, `
n' . ' Con g ram Elliott Constant, Tom
an on g , g ... ,
•• , a fathfui.rMembe'r o' :Dung. ,Ri.vett and Gordon. Con `ram. In, -
her
United church, in Which she and g • ,
her hus1 and'•took an active part, ter"merit was- in 'the family plot:
•Fbr the past threetyears she hdd in• Dungan nor cemetery; •` '
resided with her, ; son:,
Surviving besides her son, Ar
thur, are three 'brothers; William,.
Charles and,,S,' arra, all of this .:corn-
rnunity five grandchildren' a n d
fivegreat.. grandchildren • TWO
,children:•.predeceased .,their":_par-
ents, : a daughter,.' Barbara, dying
ab' Sut 34 :• years ago, .and a son,
Melville, ,nine years :ago,.
'Many fiends and relatives at-
tended, the funeral on• Wednesday
afternborr, .inciuding.:Mrs]-Mabel
Glazier, , : an adopted . daughter.'
with, •the men' do produce • more
to;,no avail. So' far.: their attempts:'
to nationalize different forms of
business' and industry have been
•disa'ppointing,••they are frantical-,
ly going ahead with the nation-
n�"'of the.
nation-
alizing—of ' a �'riculture • which
g
ander. •McKenzie' of. South Kinlosb .McOoy; . centre, C..' .•Thompson;
uni ed:in marriage Neil NhcKen- .wings, W";•Huston,• K.' Thoixipsoii;
subs, A: Orr, . Jr ;Johnson
. s hoot Miss Jes•'
At' St,'ilelens c
• ` uckin 'ham was `teaching the
sic. B, g
following pupils, Margaret:rhot��:.
` rte ne,
;�'rahk Carrolla Janet ,1VLacl'a
Aloe'- Lyons, ...:. Margaret' Lumina,
S Y
Helen 'Nixlle,r Nail 'r`ed, M Qiiillin,
t Miller Isobel' 1�litle:,
:1C�.argare .. ,
:Heie�n�-'•Thom ` and Gordon.• 1..ydhs,
,
Mrs. '.•(Rev:) ;�Scobie • :of White'
_,d.. a t:a serious 0P.
celhiirch. un erw. n
enation
To $ alkeld 'and. W I. Miller
. _,mS 1
of: St. Helens attended. the 'pdu.
'•try.•show at Stratford.
of .....Ashfield and .Sarali'...Me-
•Leod'daughter ,of Mr•'John Mc=
Leod; Scoucer, Skye, Inverness
Shire;' Scotland,
above a"•l:.else has' proved°to'be
disa's'trous' wherever tried,- and
,prbvokes more : opposition and'
violent 'protests.; The `: terrible
thing: about it all' is. 'that there
is 'no. going;, back, once .'the step
is taken. There will be'such vio-
lent oppositioii, such 4 confusion..,
that it will be impossible to pro."•
es is during
duce a hary , t: I nr B,uss
the chaos,. • untold millions died
ofstarvation. We: have only' to
'use common ,seixae tb, visualize,
the-awful-confusioi and -cir;strnic-
tion that would follow the taking Messraiiship, .would not brodk
away from the :owners; their failure .to co-operate v with hiq.
homes and Indo endence,' Then, Plans., and the more pressure he•
p I
the :rulers"' have to _become the .:'•,or ] y19ut 'on, the more re"sent-
`�At•::.the Christmas. Tree < at the
Church.of Ascension,,,• Kinloug},
;Rev, -:' G.. Newton Was presented:
with,13 lack; fur coat: of Corsican
Lamb... The presentation vas'.
made by the• •church warden, Mr
Cox:.
D. ;L•a*rence defeated , A. Mc-
Donald in a three-mile skating'
race un the rink for. a purse of
$10. ,
"W..:Murchisonand Arthur"Con
e
r tri passed . their 'pharmacy ex-
,
emulations.
Tom ` and -Joel
- . Mire,house of
Montana 'visited : friends at Lang•
side.
most .absolute tyrants, ' -to bring. men:t 'it would • create, '.until -Eh:
aiV 'sort .of order outof the,chaos:
1)' n Who.were really irrearnest
about•, their concern for the .un-
der. • privileged, 'and `did g°o-•all
out to make their, lot a happier
ono, become, so eriibittetced with
what seems to be the, .lack' of ap='
,preciation .of the masses,for their
efforts On their
4
r befa�lf, they be.
conte the most heartless of . e. }
tyrants: '.Franklin ':D,. Roosevelt' down on • that, prophe!' -
would e theL ideal i'ta anathema of the multituci�Y,:'
o` . e • d 4i stator• His ;,' b
o er weettin confideiir which 'Will come to pass a.
`z- g e .,: iYi lits
coinditi'ons •.in' Italy, Germany an
Russia -would :result as a riiatte:
of course, The • time will come
Great 1#ritain when,Ernest gevr
vu ill ' become the • most. rti title
dictator l iv -his efforts to get
h.
sias;,'Xt is inevitable if fieryiria'
rlrialize the"'land, Great .glial
will go through an exp'i•ien
that if predieted,,,'".vbul•ti bt1
,'
•" i*►` j,1,1 •rnw'+>•ir 4� pis • •
as 'there is suit .ri the sL�ir,
nationalize
ationaliacthe land. E vpty
.
adiian should read • this 1;;,,,1c•'
W...Ynticy 1'44s iron