HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-01-15, Page 7Wednesday,:. *tantiary, 1.5th, 194?"
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'Hlr LUCKI.V'OW SENTINEL, LLJCKNOW, .ONTARTO. ..,
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MAY in Ashfield.
P.
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was badly burned by •sacci-•'
Mrs S. C• Rathwell was pie Miss Margaret Mackenzie and dent while employed at: p.aving
'se ted• with,_a M,S..life; Mem-, Mr. Glenn H Needham were"•eri work .on, -.the Bluevwater. • •
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bershik r • , gaged to fill two -vacancies :.ori:.. Operational •witags were award'-
. J The Synod of Hamilton and
London nominated, Rev. C. H.
• .MacDonald as a candidate for the
imederatorship of the General As-
, ' sembly. •
A barn 'fire at :St: '° Helens
threatened the ' .home • and • grist
mill of G A. Webb..
Charles Hedley s.uld his ° shoe
regair•business 'to Elmer McKay.
'Richard Baker of Holyrood suf-'
' fractured "-le when
fared 'a badly, g .
kicked by .1. horse, H
horsee .crawled . to
the laneway.' where he. lay until
discovered. ,by woodcutters who
Were" piing back” to the:'bush.
• :Overseas brides Mrs. Elliott
.. Webster and -Mrs, . Norman . Ross,
arrived in• Canada. ; ' ^ •
Iam Bennigerof Dungannon
his : butcher business tr.-
sold o Or-
ville
Stanley of Windsor.
Rev: R. A, 'Jocelyn was- appoint-
ed scoutmaster. ,of new organized
-troop - -1 z
The•
:nit d •Pine. River u e Church
B
con
congregation made a presentation
to - Miss : Elizabeth .'Welsh, ° who
m ve' to ••Lucknow. to resider
Joseph. Wall.. bought Richard
:Gardner's far .at : Zion.
Cra S
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w ado teddaylight t s.
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'in tune, C
J. Davison was
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appointet
member of the• Caled n an Park
Board to succeed the late G H.
Smith. E. , . ,
d ilei
'to.* London '' teaching' staff, on
which her sister$ : Elva and Ferne
were serving.'
Mr ' Tan ' MacRae;•''' formerly' ,of•
.. • Or.
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Lochalsh, was •named junior
county judge of Middlesex
in to bu accident
Mrs Wellington Henderson was
the High School --staff and Miss
Helen Orr' waengaged to sue=
Geed 'Miss: MacDougall in Public
School. • . .
The Clatislnen set .up :a. $50
general, proficiency scholarship
for Grade 13 pupils ,.
;: Mrs. Earl Durnin suffered a
seve ack. ,injuirj in a, fall- in
the barn at , their. farm 't St:,
Helens;
won the prize -at 'the • 12th of July
ed posthumously' to • FO. George'
A. McQrxillin.• ;
Joan Rivett, 12: -year-old laugh-'
ter,of Mr. and Mrs, -George Rivett
cif Dungannon, rescued JO -year
old' Guth Tootell:of Flint, Mich.,
.frorn'drowning at Port ' Albert'
Beach: •
Thos. Culbert -.of Dungannon,
92, and 70 years. ra`l Granger n;
Donald McKay, :; a native of. celebratioh at, Bl .th H v
y . a observed
Con. 6, Huron Township, died..' in his' 92nd birthdayon Jul:. 1 6t'
y 6 �,
Detroit from irsjuries received' in•
an automobile accident.`
Dr, W • 'V.:,, Johnston: was in
Banff as 'an' Ontario ;delegate t'
o
the Canadian Medical .Association
convention,' `.
Mr. T. A.' Cameron bought the
. home of - Mr.• W P,, Reed.
At'.a.eetin " 'Crewe
meeting- ; g m , nited•
,Church/t' an Ashfield
• Towrr$h'p
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Ernest' Gaunt was severely •in-.
lured when struck' 'on;• °the ..head
with a plank :while unloading
ha ,• g
y, . •
Mass Mary:Ha l was :90
,. ..; ... o�?, Judy.
21st,. "
Fred .Anderson suffered :a "bad-
ly crushed. 4:_foot :when 'run' over
by ' a- loaded hay _ wagon '
r William Clayton , sold his store
Branch: of the Ontario Temper t.
:, ; a Blackhorse to ,$ muel: Ea'rmer•
-ance.�:Feder-ation -w: - _ „ a, w�,; r
as--formedwvrth- of ,'$�ratford: �'
Mrs. Matthew Gaynor was
M. Bert McWhinney as:. presi-
dent.. ts,
Mr ' and Mrs. ' Joseph' ose• ' Tiffi n •
a •of
Whitechurch'' observe. ,a'.- :''S
wedding ,anniversary.1 '
The MacKenzie, will was before
the Supreme Co`tirt.
eo :Courtney • and • Grant
making 'an amazing' „ recovery
from a • very critical '.thyroid` op-
iM&on�and Mrs. Garnerr
Sta l:e
Were 50. years' mare
y red; .
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iff' Menar
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bought g
htT.
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Dia'r d:were ••acciden-t vietis at , n -_ -1
m�a wood cutintg, bee`'atEugenee.bol-Alan 'andWilbert Dui-.
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Conley's, r •
Charles -Mc uill'
1, Q rn made.:. '`56
oya es on: , e ospital -,.ship:;
Lady'Nelson :.before receiving his
. d s„cha�rge.
Vincent A'ustin._h.ad a leg ba.
shattered •, and crushed when a
truck backed. onto• him during t•
highway operations .near . Kintail %:
A--poke-y --to adopt perpet . `
care at 90 year old. Lochalsh cern: •
etery was approved by. the Board,`:
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PPAGE SEVEN
gnaws'
' Luckna►w Ontario .•'.'..
gency:
~ire, Casualty
Auto obile•
Dara. Alton ' of'; Vancouver visit-
ed 'herefor ' : w . Si
the .first :time . since
leaving 'in' 1392;• • .
DEATHS -- Albert. • Johnston,
'Mrs Martha • Hunter,': Mrs. Gladys'
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1V,[,eLean,' a native of .Dungannon;.
Duncan ,' McGregor, < Mrsr Alex
Mowbray, 'Alfred' Sherwood -Mrs,
Thomas" Saunders ; ._w _�
r ,formerly. of ,St.'
Helens Harry ; Young; - formerly
of -Kintail; Mrs:E;John • Donald .
William. Barbour; James l:;r. Hac-
kett. •''
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NE .FORI[�iV1Es-MEE�INQr- �'
AT COURRIES- CORNER
The first Fa' " Fo •
, a 'the season_' •: for the Courries:
�of•:stock °ard•'poultry were stress
ed • as..alarming factors, special.
attention , being 'centred ' o ng
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rhinitis' as proving a real menace
g g _ suggested in 'hb raising.. • It was • s
that the government start a cam
paign. whereby: 'affected. animals
be_ destroyed _at': once._.. and__the :-
owner ' reimbursed' ` ford. his :loss:" ..
This would be the quickest way
to :eradicate the disease.' Fluctuat :
ing• markets.also . caused , some
concern. It . was felt» that they
might 'be partially overcome, by
co operation --Seasonal labo • - as
•another ;risk • • which might bee 9.
avoided by .selective-• immigration
and it was: considered advisable"
to'brin•• in men'fir.n; ,•
e
-4 .a
home' of Mr.'and Mrs. ;;Jamie vines during'their. slack time,,
son.• Grant *Parrish was : elAt..
acted' the � conclusion of � . lis- .•
secretaryt ;Risks in gr culture ' cession lunch:'was .served. -
by ' the . .
for
mad •tlie <°su � `
b act" of�i ' .'
scussio hostess. ostess assisted 7 sista -
d b . •Mr
s A�
Y . John-
Weather;:.
conditions,: 'destruction • 'stop. r. - and, .Mrs `
1�!t. n lir, Scott
by birds 'and 'insects': were count-' vited the Form ° to'r their'.
_ . • ; . • :.. •.. , home• ..::. .:
Wens farm:p.q, - ed ;as our•` lesser risks::, Diseases,. ler . the next' meeting. ° .
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elected president 'of the:' Lady • The Bruce ;County -.Health-•Unit
•Bowlers.
Mrs. Alex Smif.h of •Tar's
observed her 94th bi_i•thday.
Ilarry .Sherwood, a ,native ''of
Ashfield,-: and 'in -,the:, employ .of
thy` Massey -Harris , Co'iipany, flew
to China: on an UNRRA: mission.
;Tohn Hanna, M P i' .announced
• a million dollar 'Provincial road
expenditure for Huron Bruce
riding.
Mr. •and .' Mrs.. Peter McCall
'bought the "McNiece house"... from
Charles
Ashfield ',Presbyterian congre-
ation '.':
•mernbers and adherents who'had
served -in' the armed forces..
•- P W; Hoag ;was appointers prin-
cipal of ; L'ucknow High •'School.
Resignation, of Miss. Marion Mac
Dougall of the primary room was
received : ' ' ,•
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became operative'; surcce'eding•i.
iosal Bn� ds -,o -f .l a-i.th-ID3 -•: Wn = '
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the Unit:
The - barn on • • jack, Swrtzer's
grass farm at::Zion: was 'destroyed:
try 'dire
: W C Finlayson bought the G:
H. Smith` horns 'and .`H D ,Thomp-
'son ,bought' the. ..'G.•. A,' Sid'dall
home. :`..
Alex . Stanley bought Win. Ken-.
nedy's''.1arm: and Cliff'''Roulston
boughtAlbert;Lrttle's :farm. John.
Foran '. bought :..the : .Alexandei:.
:farm in' `Vest' :Wawariosh..
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Lircknow S'.O.S. Club: 'decided
to donate':$100:,to `help equip `.one'
of the kitchens in Wingham Hos-
pita�i ,
A representative of the
Central •
.;Mortgage and Housing Cor orae
ti ;P,
on outlined^ various . housing
ousing
schemes at ;a public, meeting 'in',
' L'ucknow.
MacDo
,•*as•.! .Wald,
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guest ,speake`f-,at Old Light
Lodge Ladies' .Night*. social. •
DEATHS ---Rod
MacLennan ' of
St. :Thomas; WThom
as' r$gms;
.William• •
McDonald, Virden,Man.;
Mrs. Albert Crn•,
... • Davidso' • a S', Mrs. Robert
n, Miss Vera Robb, Mrs,
E. D. Hassall' 'Mrs; . I, . D. Mac-
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Y », JUNE
The directors, of the L
Distrrot• Co,, ucknow
Operative were cats-•
'vassing,' the district selling
and $1M' dividend shards to fin-
ance• their
new. $10,000. Ware-.
• house _
'Mr. James R. Hackett . suffered
a severe head injury,,.
Lucknow Board .of ; Hducatibn
deckled to operate a;•school lies
were `elected`' to the;; newly organ
ized Highway 80.'Corrymittee
Ralph :Hodgins "bought .:the .lent
cheIl:' hone `and :Frank. 'Lortsso
the-• Watsoi home. :
Airs. Jcan ,Quigley was: honored
by Lothian School 'Section where
she taught for'20:..years.
Luc'know. . High • School • pupils
presented• a gift, to liss'F'rances
B. MacLca:i upon her .retirement
•after, more than tw.o score • years_
or% ;the Lucknow teaching staff:
DEATHS- Mss Isabella , Mac-
' Kenzie of Ripley, -Mss. John Mae,�
Donald of Tilston, ':Man.;„ former
ly Mary Lockhart; ` Mrs:.Henry
Griffin, -'W+ J. ' •Roulston, Mrs.
DavirP.Ferrier, Rev. :Father* Dean,
Mrs. • John Campbell, Will am
John Dobson, Wm: Henry Scott,:
M-rs Charles Whitman;' a sister
of Mrs. W. J. Douglas, Mrs Mur-'
doch ••Macpherson.
JUL'S! `
M: C. 'O r .opened a.,shop estors
`and ;1•0air business`.in' Chesley. '..
4Mr. Norman Shaclkleton of
-Mafei ing had'hisneck-dislocated
'when. thrown from the hhy :rafte.
Dr.' Wilfred •'W; S let win of
Orofio left on a miss.ion't ;1 ui•oije.
for 1Wl"t.HA as, r'veterina ian.
Glamis 'Presbyter"ian' Church'
extended a call ,to Rev. A,' H. `
Wilson.
i0 rvi+ 11 cGumber of Port Al- ,
Recent sleet and wind storms in. Niagara and ' Western "
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tower: and wooden -pots Hydro lines. This picture( skdws
• how ice -laden trees and limbs broke, fell,across. Hydro:lines
and forced them to the ground.
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When King Winter' makes. an all-out 'attatk,'.man. can doh little but
.. repair..
. • the damage, as: fast aspo. s. sible._:,Recent'-power-W*6. `n Nra.. garr
and iNesterin :..•
Ontario: areas Were the:d°irect: result of -,Unusual and` Conditions,;....
severe'storm conditio `
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Because of the flexibility provided, by its unified,rovince-wide `or
p 9Qniza ,..
• tion, Hydro was, able.to rush .emergency repair crews from other parts' of °Ontai
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:to restore power..: Every effort.. was directed to . this wick:.
, ;To all' consumers Who ,suffered in these 'stories areas, Hydro •expr � '
, • ,' .. .: ;.. Hydro passes ;its
'thank* and appreaation for their patience and understanding.,.in 'a -'difficult and•
trying •situation. '', :,, V . I
t. ' - At 'all times 'Hydro safeguards service by ` ••
�,a ,9 .,ta,
• g •.ndeavolrrin' to -.Iota
free from .trees and 'by tree trimming . Present storm d�lmages Illustrate 'the'
- ,advisability of these' methods: ' '
During: this• :winter period!. 'storms and• power shortage®r
great operating problems for Hydro. Your co• -operation in the conserving
of power will beof material aissistanc and urauch appreciated. •
.RC - ELECTRyr,,I,C POWER COMMISSION- OF._ ONTARIO
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