HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-07-24, Page 3uRS „•Y, JULY 24th, 1941
THE° LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Hazardous , Mountain Trip _ .__.
miss n ' Rainaey of London' SI.ENDOR TABLETS are a eet= MacLeod Alberta.
# th ive. weeks supply $l 12 weeks
$5„ at '-Down's Drug Store,', Mr. . ompson: •
�� MacQua�g. ^
Ann
guest:.b the -
as•a
ses MacQuarg• . .
• • We arrived here ..on Tuesday,
and Mrs 'Harold ''Button Mrs. Sam Durnin' and Betty
�►d GladysYare_holidaying with w :i
•
Mr.
Kid children;. Clarence, Freddy Deans are- spending a couple of
eek with friends In Michigan.
elatives here.
Doii-afdaiithei and On
Mr Sam Campbell of Rothsay Graham, and 14r:: tinct Mrs: R J
pert the week -,end at . Point
lark With' hia .son"�•xagk and Mrs.
;atiipbell. •
w ;F, Thompson.of To ronto •and.'
k. M...Thompson of Bowmanville
ire spending,a few,:days•here,this
week.•
Mr, .and firs,. Eric Co* ';and
piny of ' Rothsay, spent ,the
week:end with: Mr,. and WS..L•
�•�. Thompson;
r, and Mrs, Tom
Children Phillips and
hildren of •Michigan, visited with
George Phillips ` and faniily'• of,
Fordyce onTuesday. ' ,
July 1st, after. a ,most hazardous.
trip, I think 'the worst I have' ever
.travelled in all the years I have_
`been n this --.cot ntiy •You may.-
Jf well imagine that B;C...waiuld'.be
L • mountainous, and that it is very
Steven'. of. Royal .'Oak, Michigan, beautiful, but when you come
spent the week -end with their down from the: mountain$ and.
father,'.Jan 'S Grahalic . travel the roads, 13.C, .is far from
Miss Eileen . Henderson, Reg desirous. During tpe time we did
the 30 miles of mountain road at
w h o recently . concluded. • h e�r' to . miles • an hour, and , less, , I
training ' a t Stratford ' General vowed.. if I • ever got out of . the
Hospital, has.7 returned 't.o practise ,,province safely : I "'would:never
there, :after;eholidaying' , with' her returia.` • • ' •
parents. That is rather hand on B., C. be-'
vlrs.. Marcoif Stewart, Donald
Stewart, :Miss . Margaret Gollan
and Tommy Pritchard, are spend•"
ing. the week in Detroit.
'Week -end, visitors at the. home
of Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Armstrong
°were; Mr.:and Mrs. Fred' Welch
and Barbara and Mrs. "James
Astles of: London: :
Mr• _ Donald iVlacKeiizie 'and
datighter"-Margarez . oir • .. �'
Alberta, are visiting with -Ill's 5
ter,' Mrs.. Joseph, Agnew and . Mr.
'cause it waspartly out own fault,.
Those from a '.distance attend- 'but we• had hoped to Cut' off • a few'
ing the funeral of 'Mrs. Robert miles on a road marked on the
Hamilton were Mr. and Mrs: Rob nap as a'secondary one; but.once
•ert Fisher of Hamilton, Mr. and, we got, started we could not .;turn
Mrs, Will :kIustonof Detroit' and back so had nothing else to do
Mr° and 'Mrs. Jack Hartwick of but continue: It was. only a single
track road w th the odd passing
.• place, and- of course, if one met.' Canning' of - - tot a ear 'it would : always,.•be 'where
1 there was : not .passing, thank
goodness , we only' met three, and
in the f i�'°st instance the on-com
ing car backed up, but that left
us to, pass on. the _outside edge,
which was our .wrong side: How-:'
• -Kincardine. •
•
.spent last week at' the home of
Mr. •and Mrs : H, S: Lavery and
1VIr.:.and
R. 7. Douglas. .Her.
son James : motored her here, and
returned for Mrs. Canning at .the
week -end,.- Miss , Flossie Geer • of ever we made it safely. thank
Toronto is` .visiting this week at 'goodness. I: am . sure I' make •no
the Lavery
I home.. •exaggeration ,when I : say there
was not a quarter of 'a mile of
• . •'. • a s - 1 ! iles
&aa4d.iil Elist
bei _bonne i'or a'°time •'iii De- and it was.m• •e so igh aroun
If ,yoiIr . home is being wired for hydro,. we can. supply ,
you with . Lighting • Fixtures that ' will enhance the
beauty of every , room,
We have the most complete display of
Lighting Fixtures in this territory.,
4ASOH
Phone ` 50-r=3O: '
S Radio :and Electric
RIPLEY, ONTARIO:
troit with M.r ::and Mrs H•: Krue= •the :zxiountam that -we co d not.
ger, suffered'a :fall recently that' at:e •the tbottom• •of tile, ravine
iI think 'I am. •going to like Mac -
sent her .to'' the hospital for x<
Mr.' and 'Mrs,. Elliott •• Fells of rays. Fortunately' •it• was found
Smooth Rock 'Falls, are holiday th-Et-i-o -
:Lend.; It is •a..little larger then
Lucknow.:and;a very clean place.
The. streets ':'are very. *Mt and
have,:.double sidewalks down most
of :there. -We lack ;trees along the
:s treetsJ:'which •erlYaps gives :the:
ing with her mother and. brother, 'although' in- frail health, Mx s G.l
..Mrs_ James *ebster :and Well lies "seems none .the worse of her.
placeits cleanness, but'
there are
' starving: as •elder. .and, was greatly'., pl.erity- of: trees. around . the resi-,
lT'v`a
ARY
As Barber—Shop Shop wail be
o August closed the week; ,of 4th, :no A g
• - d; -•- cleaning :will be accepted after
•
interested in all church activities: i�ntia:l .district'' Tl e; people. are:
eLEN 1AN
•
Anoutstanding tigure of Huron
and •Bruce '' Counties, Finlay ;
MacLennan Suddenly .at his.
home iii, Lucknow . on'• Tuesday,
July.l5th. 'He was born. at 'Loch=;
'slsh 83 ' years ago..He carried ?:on.
bash -100:s• as a general merchant in
Lochalsh for ,many years: During ;
this .'time. he served as elder in
thl
e sia i'efic res vterian churc -
and also 'as• superintendent>of .the
:Lochalsh Sunday: School.
In <1929 h'e' retired ;.f r o r'ri�
business' and •rnoved to 'Lucknow.
where he: -had b'r. made 'a .host' :of
friends: • He became affiliated
with the ,Ij,ucknow United church,
vel y ",y
er friendly and we have
He' is survived by one son Pon- Ven extended .a warm welcome.
alcl ^-Alexander of-Loch.l:-11 anci..froin• everyone we. have met no
matter whether; they belong to
oui% church .or` not... We :have •a ...
s?e'ry nice • church h.afl next to the : '
Manuse, and the: •church. is on the
corner, ' a new'.,. building ,only tyva�:
y, e:irs-.old and .ver y,'nicp and obm-
for.t;abler
We.•raiz .i .to a nasty snag . last
ThurSelay when one of 'the• man -
three 'daughters, Mrs. or,dori,
Hicks of Yost k; Mills,' Miss Ann
MacLennan . of Evanston, I11; ' and
Mrs: Allan Bales of Richnidnd•
Hill. .
The. funeral` ser vice was held
in.• Lucknow ...United 0.. Church . on
l'hui•sday;�fte'i noon conducted -by.
Rev. W: E. • Treleaven:• Interment:
was in Lochalsl Cehietery•. Pa11-
bearers' were'. Donald MacLean;
VVin?. MacDpflald:; Duncan C Macy
• Kenzie • :D: A.; ,MacDonald,. David
MacKenzie • and Donald
zie• ..•
We have just.' received deliveryof one=
half " carload. `of ` glass and ' are now in 'a
position to acceptt ` orders for
•d
ori sas
and
,'rte• '
ouse Sas'
PLEASE 'ORDER "EARLY.
hoe a complete ,stock of cottage,.
garage , and stable: Sash' on :hand, glazed,
ready for immediate delivery.
Pone 1504w.
•
•
lenderson Plana .g
Lucks+ w :ontari4 -
tigers was .killed in an aeroplane•
crash and: his companion Was also
milled.• We had -the double funeral
from the church this afternoon.
Mr. Charlton had only boug the
plane 'the, day before;. an this'
was . his : first.. ,light. in is o"uvn'
plane His. two children. are memn-
bersAof bur junior' choir
'Under.',separate- • cover. I am.
sending:. you the Stampede' .edi-
ion'of our, local paper I thought-
perhaps
hought
perhaps ,it might interest you, at
•. least there is ,a •srnall article on
the founding"'of• the place. We de-.
fi-n-rteiy••she a..lot
hese.
• Yours sincerely, t'
Lydia Philip: i•
noon
.', ing will be back by 'Friday, August l' •
:...and must t . for i - -- than, •
Saturday..
i:nover
.I T
U A R Y Don't wait: fo
.
. ', MRS.:.. ROBER'T HAMILTON
The ' death ,of Mrs., Robert Ham
•T
iitein occurred „on ••uesday, July.
.15th, in . Kincardine • Hospital,
where she, had been a patient .for
six weeks She.: observed, her, 88th
birthday on July. 4th, ;and for :the
greater ::part of her long ;fife had
been a resident of this common-
•ity,• where •she was: held•; in:•high°
est esteem,
Mrs. ' Hamilton • ' was ,formerly.
Susanna ook, ode -of "fam
eight children of the late Francis
'Cook •-and Martha ',Whitehouse.
:She was born . near London, 'butt
when .a .younggirl,came'with her
Parents to. Parainpunt;. settling \on`
Lucknow Piped `$and. was in
.Seafor•th.. on :Friday evening tak the farm now owned by, her bro-
ing;, part in • the Lions Club 12th th,er Arthur_
annual summer carnival: 'Fifty-four years ago she Mar -
tied Robert. Hamiltbn and they
Goose' Bay Hotel Opened,
.'To_ overcome the difficulties
encounter—ed. by • air lineTtraveil
ers : whose flights. have been de-
layed,• an, international.'hotel has
been opened at. Goose Bay; Lab-
rador. The ,new ;hotel; . formerly.
an R.C.A.F.:•hospitaI, was" pro-
vided by • the . Department' of
Transport aid is 'under. the :man
agement of Traris-Canada Air
Lines. However, the Hotel is open
to; passengers' of eight Other in-
ternational. air transport opera-
tors . Ti new ,hotel makes no
pretense of . posing as a. luxttriotis
summer resort 'Ind is intended
'simply to provide a night's' sleep
ria• shelter in a station• complete-.
Wok up,farmitrg. West of.L'ochalsh
on the farm now owned by :her
son Frank. : Mr, :Hamilton .died:
'thirty yearsgo..
The funeral service was held
Lucknow at the home of her.
daughter., 'Mrs, Gilbert •Barkweil;:
'on Thursday afternoon, conducted
by 'Rev.. C. IL MacDonald:- Inter-
ment„Was in Greenhill Cemetery.
Six grandsons acted as , patlbear •
ers; ?Roberti. Frank . and Jack
Barkweli And Janes, Alvin` and
Allan `Ylanliton• . Flower'bearers'
were .five granddaughters, Alice.
Barkwell and. Donna, Betty,-'Vio�'
let. and,Frances° Hamilton..
To iraurn'the ,passing of a kind
and devate3'mother are one dao-
tenant—find.
an Ad.
',,,';� ,8ecnuse
4�VA k Goodyears:
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ly st{,rrounded by wilderness. .
, R•' ghter and two sons; Mrs, Evelyn•.
-• f ., 13 arkwell of Lucknow `and Robert
TWO SQLiAR.E` DANCE SETS are. and Frank Hamon thef cam ty l
Club of
b far; emtry� in the square• eight,' are one brother 'A thulrfr Of.
C.. one S �!
'bavid Huston of Lueitrio .
being pi,ci:erl a,
the -Alps Golf'Also surviving,
ter, d.tncc crri•ii,c�titiotis at the ...Caw. Pal airiount, rind
radian National .Exhibition:
•
Take a'tip from the millions of ;M
motorists who know—Good-
.year tires
now—Good.year.'.tires give greater•mileage,. •:
'greatertraction,greater safety
Put super -value Goodyears on
your car now'.:. vire have 'your
size in :stock.
OSTRANDER
Ford, Sales and Service
'Phone 40, .Lucknow