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rTHE LUCKNDW B i INE ,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
THE0 Luco'w' SENTINEL,
Lu ►ow ` �ntarl
Established 1873 — Published 'Each • W,ednesday Morning
Subscription Rate ; .$2.00 A. Year in Advance—To U. S.A. $2.50
A• {p Department, Ottawa
litho. ized:as Second Class Mall, Post Office
1Vlexnber .of The C. W. N. A.
•
L C.' Thompson, Publisher an'ct0 Proprietor
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9th, 1947 .
]DITORIALk
WEDDING BELLS„ .
Ma;KENZIE-ROWS:
• James •St, United Church: Ex-
eter, wasthe setting for the near
riage of Muriel. Kathryn, laugh;,
ter of Mr. • and Mrs: Cecil . W.
Rowe: to Mr. Frank'Patersona Macy::
i Kenzie,, son of Mrs. WM. MacKen-'
zie .and the late Mr, WM: • Mac
Kenzie;' Ducknow, Rev, . Ir-
win. officiated,
A•
,1�ViAE , : FOR STUDY • l WOMAN'S CROWNING GLORY
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During.' the :ontn of April, ,the Originally, w'oman's , 'crowning
...... •
cream;.'producers of 'Ontario :will' , glory was ;undoubtedly •her :,hair,;
o votin or centuries it".'has been •her.
Iaave• the. ,.opportunity f g bast f
o'ur:bringing' at '' This article of clothing. , or
Win' whether they' fav, h _ , ,
into a marketingu accessory .,o'f, d� _ess has been fash-
;their 'product
..greater Variety • Qf
scheme under ,the. prolvSionsi of. 10 -fled 'in the*
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the Farm Products ;Marketing shapes,, sizes, and substances than
:,Act; The. plan .'of the, scheme fol- ' any other item of•=apparel, and, a
lows every ' closejly that of the glance, atpast.
iog IVMarketing • .Scheme • .'which''
was ut into effect about a year
P
"The •bride, given in` marriage
by her father, was dressed in a
beautiful .gown r of , white „satin,
the petal -.points •of the fitted bod-
ice falling away, in 'soft folds • of
•the double net. , She wore • a full
len �th •veil t embroidered net'.
g
and . carried a: , Cascade of . white
T ' and low' tempera-
et ,'peas; : , . :. gh
roses and swe
9 . inches.. Hi •
Miss, Katharine •MacKenzie, tures •were • 44. degrees and four
the is .enough ' to' iicyad of :Honor, chpse a matching :below, •
that history
WEDNESDAY, APRIL..•• tl r 1947
•
•BAGS►"S
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TROUG Ti -IE SENTINEL FILES
Sixty Years'Ag'o,
A son was born to- Mr, arid Mrs.
Mark. Burgessand a daughter to
Mr, and Mrs... John Miller of West'.
Wawanosh}. '
A call was sextended by the
Presbyterian churehes'to Rev, Mr',
McKay of Erarriosa; .
Four large., augers for • boring
gout pu
m logs were stolen from
P ... g .. •
Mr: Stone's - pump factory: ., .
fall 'in Match,•. :according
Snow .9
•to M b
MacDonald, ,Was -only
Mr::.
rarely reg `own in turquoise and carried a Mr.. and Mrs. Wm., • Turley • of
assure . us g
pests
itself When it comes to hats. boa lie owee t f S theart roses Miss Luckzzow' were 50• years 'married.
r. setting up .a'• An. 'e, early 16th.' century :tapestry Jannette ,Taylor, flower gar ,, vwa_
:.ego. It provides fo , g a y
'board, to. be .known as _ the On= in the Royal Ontario'Museum ;of attraetivelY gowned > .iii pink and
..
Producers' Market -Archaeology reveals that , each of carried a nosegay ' of roses ': and'
;'t2irio ::Cream.
_._This.,Board Will have the twenty , at :more. women de- .sweet peas was bg n delivere'
• g Board• . ..;, .,
- ' •The •brick g
wer to regulate and control• t`he picted ;iti it is: wearing a different Drs. Wm, P, Masi enzie:' of :St as Reed's :new store ori
g. far T • bre
ho ,
marketing ` of •cream prodtYced' }n hat or headdress Clair Shores' Was ;groomsman' for Cam bell St•
manufactured into theywere ' a his -twin brother: The ushers, p • '
Ontario •and Then,' as ., now, - . .. . DF.. Rutherford ,of St. Helens
e' . . , . • d• A1uln.Rowe„ b . tie , . f: .J, he
_�, ., : ter -and.: o a ul,ate,,,.increas... �means•�of express:ing...o'Le a,r�_L ,wer,.�M �z ii .+owe R. �o• d�th e'xarn not orxs. t
rove , the ' marketing''. of:.esse ,the
and. improve h .duality, but' if, :after looking in,• the bride, and, Mr;• �'-ohn ac' Ontario ' Veterinary'�College ..and'
• manufacture. _ oviis some' of you Kenzie brother • ; of the groom -
cream ; for butter .. . hat shop: wind
. � .. 'made, .. r �.., ;. , , • left' for Algoma with his brother-
• . rovision. is also made , ;for set Bink his. form, of expression is During the' •ceremony, Mrs. Al -: w • 1 • 'Hewitt;: ' •
•in -la ,.. ,
i nt' groups s '•and dis . carried .too far, :just '.turn: krill ' e .of' Win'gham sang sold "his hand -
ere
. up sou y g P being ..fres" Loc g•G A; , Siddall
' s ion : • o cause ac , . .
arl in France, we ere partculy, ,, : Wien, or`ga`nist. •
• .l ' •s The were, members of.the Epis�-
copal`.church, and a special
mon was: preached' by . Rev. Mr.,
Shaw to.mark'the :occasion.
Stothers was teaching, the follow-
ing
ollow-ing pupil's, L. Fitzgeralid; T .Tres; ..
leavers, ' Bert 2.0ivers, • Carmen •,
Maggie aggie 'Glenn,' F Fitz-
gerald, Leila Blake, Mary Sawn;,:: --
ders,•'Pearl Saunders; '9 M. Alton,
Wallace Twamley, • WatAlton,
.George -Saunders, Ernest Hall,
Effie Johnston, • Mary Glazier,
Tom ''Glenn, Eldon TwarnleyR,
Jessie, Stothers, ,Will Glazier,
Edith. Johnstone, Will Fitzgerald,
Lily Alton, Ida Glazier;
Tw. amley, peter, .Glazier, Gladys
RivRivers... . ' ,
Sam Congrambought the fain.'
.of J. Harriiltori;
Four Second Concession young
er - • for of. "Be-, "triict , committees +�f proc�uc s, back ' the,.pa,�'es of; tcr� hrs �• , .The Lord's- Fa.'ay�'� . and- some silver plated .%icyc3e
natives cit' , L11C.`fC the `Cii`'t"ur y' ;. c hied'
and, the represen , fa h• t Comp„ John A. Crawford
district committees," nine in num- Tli
Y:of inca"mine
ri : the wholov
der -covering ngwhole' Pr
.. •
our .for. $7.5. .
s b ond,from
find .fantasticat eY, elle s�'mother was: dressed .• D; •,Carrieron rr�oved' 'in f
e and •• •The' br .R
wildest dreams: •No ielty b y :sequin ' tri. n and :and .. a 'en'ed a : general
in black' with q . Belfast p
' s' the desire of 'ore
anything:., else ;wa• co'rsage' 'o'f .red.'roses. The'mdther More next, to ',Little's, .shoe' stores
ench and,
the fashionable Fr lady Mrs, R:•` Praetor 'who :was
• of the= groom was :in powder blue.
the.; milli iers sought • to ; •please. ace ssories. ; .. r `hea'lth: went to' Aliiira New
with :rose a poo
acliieued ` as: • zziayt _ b . u<
,h�-s•�.th� r�-•• »,�..- .�
T 3 At •the -cone Sion of Eli '`recep• " `ark,' fort .
ur'n ''and' antings of • •
seen• 1n` dra g 1?
ince-will ,each' , year elect • the,
•embers of the':marketing board.'
• We' don't. •profess, to :know 'the:
merits . o
r demerits a; of such •.
ew>ch
he--- lair is _ �..Mv,..•l?.
a :scheY'ie•, 'bu., La , , �...,.
• certainly: should •. have • the Goan
. farmer
' ered' study' • ever y
sill _
concerned with the: business'of
:cream, ;production. •
This is is :necessary .if an.:, intern-
: ; gent ballot.'is. to be .cast•in• the•
voting whichtakes place this
• month. 'Ap rovince=wide: -series . of.
•uhl'e-meetings ls•_lieing held ,;to
-dfscuss : the • subject, 4and'::failing
.
to find it convenient to. attend ,
one of %.,these, :copies" of • the . pro -
-Men, .T: 'McKinnon, C.: McMut•
5,
chy, E. Grundy and \ J, :McLeod, i
amongthose leaving -for
were .
West. . ,
that. per i-od. Historic; events.,.' in-
cidents .Of, current • .interest;•','and
even . a' popular song • were enough
p �.
to .respire new creations in .hats.
tion r a 'toast` .to the happy couple
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was piped, 'Mr. Thomas Cafir
by ; .� a
roll former Pipe -Major. of• „•the
.C.A.F. Pipe Band. <
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:"piece de 'resista . ce':''' of the After. the reception the.couple
•
The
• ' °' ' omme'morating' left by: motor fori,the' States:. For
period � was; gone c ..,1.. .o ,• • :a light
the, courageous actio . of a ship travelling the bride w i e g.
h• i blue suit with• brown acee�ssores.
•n .a battle •�1_gai•nst,.•the English...in n • •
'
• hi' in' u11 and corsage of rose
•.1778.1t consisted,of.a snip ' s � •' '
''which"was •
sail corz?p1 etc andti1
;e a,; EN
balaxiced'precarious'ly. ori.anaelali-•DR,ENN—MA1(THEWS :•
'' •.' "�•
• osed dscheme are.;available' from: orate coiffure, A• quiet. but 'pr'e.tty .wedding
IP,
ui'ch:,
our reuitual representatre: • " -19th an took•place 'at=the•Jnited 6h
�` � .• • Coming' low to the d•
— o —
atur-
r rsona a • Benm.illei; ori Sa
,. da March 22nd, at high noon. - Havelock' St, residence to D . I�inlos Fi ank • Thome
-Mu earn'.$. collection. •of x�. • b-,.. ,is. Ha
•
Qntari• _ . , . -•:.
•Rev. •TJ..E:.Cronhielm ..un- ..: oicnee 1I i dgiii'
onnets--+:does :'little to.. T• R. • M•clntosh, Mace `'erson, F1'
hats and b• ., .
is e' Bernice• Annetta, _ •
ited'..in..hair g Messrs:.Blake, and McConnelh Mar' Cox,, 'K Eckenswia .ei`, •Gee
sli.ake ``the evidence• that ;zariety, y
r :M' and Mrs: a�� 1 Chau
Colwell, I•%
.is the ice o �: . � � •
p• 'le• and Wm;,
Henry, : Matthews,:' Ni . ,
dainty,?little bonnets.'of' the, mid, , .,
'son
Twenty Years...Ago
Wade and, family moved
Herb '
to' London;_.. • , •
`Leslie ' Harris • bought 't'17 e •
,•;macijne.::shon4and service station ^
the "Old..Town Hall" operated
-at ..
fore the: past'' few, yearn by victor
t urnin. •;
Chevs' were the: popular . car; :.
Forty :Years Ago
'Frank: Hama and • John, Gardner,
left'. for Winnipeg,'
` ' Alex: •Ross:'shipped• tensets of
. harness to the West.:!'
-
Joseph Agnew:;was. elected'fin
•,. �f . 'Court..Sher-
ai�e-ial ' Seexetary o
wood, ,No. 50, C.O'.F
C. •Patmore ',left
for Coleernan,•Alta.' •
Isaac Morrison-': purchased,�,he
the
of W -JJohnst-an .,---,
dray•burliness
Law,yer orrison p
with sprrrcg Sates- ^eported tea -D ; ,
1ti
Wein: •C"gnne�i;` .s : n,>MCi` • 0 a ,
Wi1S0n,E. A. McKim? R. S Srnitli,
Mat : Sproul, ;Trimble Baillie and:
>.
trick:^T. S. Reid pur= J 'Kelp„
chased d Buick and 'Silve •wdt ds
fide-tOi1 Chev .trucks, .
., ":one
,: The spring. freshet •carried• away..
'fifty -of JamesSera itI -
about f y feet ,.
ers milldam :and '°undermined 'the.
•
bridge' foundations op. the Reid
sideroad.
Mo.'1°d clover resulted in...Rich:. y•
.'`o'f .H.ol rood losing 3
and Bal{er. 'Y
head o
f cattl'e.;
W. 'J. Brown was fitting w `U L,: •.
re=o'en:'it:,.
Langside ,,store: to.p . .
p hell•': �' o i
•
..an Ken �•
Mrs: .Dune . .
Whitechurch • arrive
d home• iriit�.r
'Spendingthe writer -,'w itll
� ;•,•
.-,`• rid:;
live��., in Eng'la •
• •I3elen F, • �n :,
i sed of `. u 'ils 'at S,5•. Ni?. 3'
a g, .... � Ni' d s o the' .fohlow�ing p, p.
he
Ro
al I? .
rl 20th' cen•turie'S, t y .,:
' h Con � ci:i �','
A 14ERfTORiOUS.:IDEA'. .• .,-
Canadians have . becomes great
Observers ' o f : 'special•weeks, -in'
'••• der tofo us attention on th'ngs
. or, c-
•. worthwhile, or' ori 'matters •of ,p
lie ;interest• 'and' , Concek nr
r '1 "that -We. might
So it'is•priatu a.
expect. 'a' ''"Jack Miner , eek;,;
•
hill •
°ss efore .
and. 'at, '•present .'a •feathers the • :were.; , Just as .-the
•y.
the 'House of'; Cenintens in this da Piaster feces of the:
, hats: of to ay,. .
p. _,
connection It.has been introduc- milliner's 'art" and ingenuity; and'.
ohn" `R: NiacNicol, in
.04. by Hon: J
thy.• joy of the.women who wore
life.From the eldest daughter of r
f
ames Henr : Drennan, o ily o
.1�Jtli century' with -their lace, end J y
of 'Mrs '. Drennan and ''the • late
took ,:Over : the Thompson livery
business
iilres• . sold -his residence
Mr. G.
tie Ross,I. ,• :-'h
nston 1VI. llaivlk•:
M 'Ross,. T,•'•Joh , '.
haw, ~NI. , Hodgins, ;G 1VLiicPhei
hats' f' the near the. Furniture Factory to. Mr. 'son I. Eckensi filler, C, ,Colwell..
ribbons;; to the lar-ge h o ,
Heise. ''of Kiritail: The
William Drennan Aitchison e r' • 20th laden with. flowers aril A g.
a,�y
a
,4
1,4
ly
9
'e nationally. ':observed and
known as 'The Jack Miner 7,V
at-
„
°conal Wild Life a Week
ern,, as eir crownin
or :
The week o An p
k I�" h
f
lo1 tt e'd in
R. Had ins, J Johnston, , G "Jame•'.
bride was ecoming .y a it
..•Stee'1..Hunter..was in_cha'rge of arid� N. :Ross, • "•.• .
blue with black: :ac-.fr Kintail. Fur•
turquoisethe 1Jueknaw Goderi.ch . stage, ::' Hill'•McDonald o. ,
and,' e of red. Jo, .-
cessories g which' Was' brightened' ' u7i ~• by,'a: chased • a new GMC trucl.
s'ersed.with s i tit. ai":.
arir%a Hill.,roses inter p• coat ' of 'Paint.. A, social 'evening :Was 1 c •
ar r,
w?h e---1 of -. r J a`-� s� . • .. . tine hrnri--erf--M -a
eft
'. room s.
ornamen ; was ' ,the g g• ., Haines when neighbors, it in Toronto
t, eig hbors oh;can..
a' double ;strand .of pearls.:',The t ..:., _ rnloss rziet ao r
At t.'..c annual,...,Easter..4Vcs. y, 4 K . p
bride 'was attended b:y' iss Beth ;
i meeting of•.•St."Peters.. Ghttre-h E Mrs.rD Morrison With'tWO'cliaiN
derich�• ,dressed , in. , � }� :. • Luc:kno�w:
Hayden of Go , .: •Mcf lean. was` •-appoir}ted p to .prior `� to moving': to
til 10th is ro= Students of the Luc nova . fig.
. , . , .. her success •.m ,, . , . , .,.S,'
is t'hee School scored. • anon ise . blue , with ` navy ; asses Charlie Vr ci U ' ai'4=
•
osed�riot only because it •turquo d Moorehouse-•Mitchell,'was: Murdoch.zand Einar] 1__-
elected people's warden and'W. Sentell with; gold • cuff 1m
J. Taylor; rector's' 'Warden.:: - • Silserwoods were .prcpsu,ing 0
Jean •Johnson • and' Chas:. Mac: open a plant :at, ,Cargill',
resented another''very creditable .. h Th ' • ' • , High ,.' ,• cm d„=,
iii f:obb' onceeferred to •him, p d
�... , . G.regor: of Go.dench", School Deaths in the Dungannon
he reatest naturalist ,on the perforrimance,t and the 'supporting . ;eft to the ,bridesmaid °Was :a coin
as .t € . .. •. .. 44 € ,.... ; . •were°•'spending
•
., ,.. ' •. • ' . ,.:. - I ,..' the .Easter vaca ric.t: vtiere 1VIrs; George C'aldwcYl ;
• lanet� -and: this special week numbers were .equally deserving pact•. and: tothe best ora'n a. tie._''r' .r age'74' and. Mrs..Raaph Ctii.lWi lin•'
p i , at their homes at Laurie .i
..would :be :a fitting...way to „cam-. of praise, Cgngratulata,ons : are n set After.. the. eeyeniony .dinner.,
• , . • ' 1;' Ashifield,•J. C:.. her 32nd year..
, - y 1at the. Park At S.S.SS.No
meixiorate a•famotzs Canadian and order;and„the coxnmunit in gen-
, , . . . , < .. • ,, . .was. served , House, Ition
, . :
. .1.s:
.help • promote • the bird' 'lore •er'al takes justifiable• pride in, the, 'Goderich, , Later :Mr. and Mrs.:. . -Young, Goderich, Mr. �r►ic1 M
M. p p
_. year when the p irds - staging: t heir ' Easter Sunday
season of the; ye�?
r in •..• • i ' e � concert.' Under, t ' e leader-
are returning, but.• at is the date. sacr d h , •
., r . -the bard.
• ' of Mr. ,P: W` Hoag
of 'the•' late � naturakist s Birth:` Ir-' sleep
Vin
sories-• and corsage of pink -carn-
ations
ations and : red. ;rosebuds.••• The
grdom,• was attended by Mr. Wray
Cook. of Go ei ie e groom s
AS tFIE-LD
w. lishmerits of. the students :Drennan left «on a .wedding trip
that became: his life ark accomp
'sere °hce of such:,.a' week ,and their -directors, Thfe. vocal Of- ''to Stratford „and • 'Toe onto On
' The ob a such -
id no `d- ubt` result in schools, 1' ferings, of Lloyd and Allan `Ste. their return they will. reside on
iwou o., � result
;service clubs and business enter-
prises • directing ,special .attention'
and study 'to. the value of, bird,
• plant and ;tree life. / ,
There would be no expense fto
the ' country as the Jack. . Miner
Foundation'. would act4'' as spon
sors of the, week' and' distribute
• literature land •plans for building
bird houses. There "seems no: rens-
on why; the House of:'Commons
would ,riot, heartily endorse. "The`
Jack'' Miner: National Wild Life
Week”. '
wart,:forrrier;pupils of this school,.
impressed, and delighted the, and-,
'erice , • and. ito._Dr.. James Little
should 'g'o • a compliiientary word
for his fine -instrumental selec-•
tions, :'and :whose generous talent
is so often taken• for, granted'...
While . Premier Drew rants
away at the Toronto Star, ;Prime
Minister : i n g diplom.otically
chooses:, . to iig note the, likewise
viscious and • persistent attacks
upon
him.'by the Globe & �1Vtai1;
the I groom's farm in •Ashfield
township. ,. ` • ,;• .
' Prior to her .,marriage the:;bride
was the guest .of honor at a"inis.-
cellariebus shower at the •home
of her aunt, Mrs: Alvin' Kerr, and
wag the recipient -of many useful
44' gifts. ' • "
Sof); 'conservation is, 'a • Matter "
.°. • .
of paramount . impimportance• i,n ENG AGEMENTS
many rural districts, yetareeeives' ,Mr'': and:Mrs, Melvin Baynard
little
wish to announce the e
attenton•,or study,• generally
speaking. Residents of'' this corn-, of their • second • daughter, • Ger-
ih 'opportunitytr..ude Elizabeth to Ralph Edward
inanity will have the
to receive first hand information. Blackstone, younger son :Of, Mr,
on the subject •rie,t 'Wednesday..
'evening when •-an authoritative
address :will be giyen• in the
ILucknow TovjnL Hall:
a
+k k
BORN—To and,Mrs..:.l'::Ienry
'MacKenzie in :Kincardine _Hospi-
tal.. on April 4th; a' daughter;
, 'Mr,: arid Mrs. Gordon.' M'acGre-
have moved. froth , Hemlock,
gar. •
City . community to • Colborne •
Paid Official. Visit
Townshi' ;;. Mr. and Mrs.: David Old
p t '_e' April, meeting o�
Cowan are occu in the .house•.:. .Lodge
p en-
limp
g Lrg t . the A last Thursday. even-
. by Mr; MacGregor ' v rand.
Mr' Donald's' Sim s'on's friends in.
the �� dist>~ct • deput.X ;8
p master, Mr, Gordon 'Gahson, was
will ' be pleased•• to., k'now.,he' is 'i.eeeived cin his' official visit,'A,
improving after his serious asci „thein. was held: in ,•the ban=
-dent 'while at work in Toronto, r with
quet hall .after the meeting,
Mr.:Kenn�etli MacLenn.ari, is . a Clair. Agnew,:WorshipfU t
patient in Goderich hospital. of 'Old Light, presiding
Among 'those who; `spent the, .,c_...________...--•.-------.
F.;aster, week -end in this comrnun- Sells Teaiirn of Dark ' Gr er;
W. i Blackstone. sand; the. ' late it are Miss • Marian M a Forster has gold. 'his' .else.
• Jarnea
Mrs: fllac`kstone all o£ Goderich,'� and Miss Jean Bushel. o MacKenzieteam. of dallc•.gi'ei's
- l froth Tor ly matched
The wedding is to take .place in onto, Miss 'Charlotte , MacKenzie
: to' Wilbur McKnguc of '1 ' e,07.atel,,
mid-April: ' 1 ' from Toronto Mr. & Mrs, frank for'a handsome figuT(;,,.,
g
Beit, Acton, Miss' Cashes iiir ,;Mac
Kenie,:
. Miss Marian Mcg
z London;
Donald from; Sarnia; M•r, .and'Mrs,
,Duncan.MacKay,: Bright's. Grove,
Miss.Isabel MacDonald, St. Thein;
as.
r.•
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