The Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-03-11, Page 2•
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1:•LANGSIDg
Mrs, Wm. Scott has returned
,home from' Wingham Hospital,
and -Ge ry Schoop-an
-3d1r.
baby Sandra •of Galt spent : last
• weekwith°•MVM. and =Mrs, .Robert
Donaldson.,; .0 •
Mr, and Mrs.'. Bert Moffat and.
familyvisited on Sunday) with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Wall.
THE.. LUCKNOW .SENTINEL, LJCKNOW, ONTA 1O,
Mr, and Mrs. • Dave Moffat en-
tertained a number. of. friends and
neighbors. 'to a dance in the For
rster's Hall last week; . everyone
having''a•• good time..
• Miss .Wii'ulifred Donaldson was
able to retur. n home from
"Wing-
ham' Hospital an. aturdyr aV-
ing spent:the past week there ow-
.
ing to a. head injury 'received in
a. car accident,, ,
HALL WAS PACKED
FOR. .QI,D TIME DANCE •
TheTown Hall Was • packed. on
a
Friday evening for .the Legion's
old-time :dance.tooiiI15 of
Mac's: Merry Makers', Of ,Kincar-
dine. Neil. "Skipper" McKinnon
did the calling, .'Music was' sup-.
plied by. Mrs; ,Ross ' Cummings,
Mac MacDonirld,4Ed•Collins, Clive.
Munro and Gordon Boyd. •
• The door prile Went. to Miss:
Jean : 'Bushell.. he spot dance
prize went to, Ross. Cutn?nings' and
Marry Lindsay, Elwood
'Drennan. and Mrs. Earl MacDon
ald , waltzed , off '. Withthe " award,
for • the best• waltzers and Tam
Bueglas and Mrs;"':krr%ie MacLen
,Wan Went the prize for the .best.
Jersey,
it was ,a popular ni4ht With the
old-time dances holding the: spot-
light, and with Many `"old-timers"
'gracefully .tripping the light •fan-
tastic:
Leap Year . Baby
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald' Treleaven
of Crewe ' are the proud: parents
of •a baby daughter bornin' Wing
ham •Hospital on ;February 29th::
In honor, ;of • the '.event the Wo=
men's '.Auxiliary of. *the •hospital
,presented'. a' sterling silver spoon
to ,little ,Miss Leap Year.
Another' Leap .Year 'baby was
'scum' in 'Huron. Towriship to Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank. Dere of .Con. '12.
THURSDAY, MARCH: 11thi 1948
LOOKI hl.G BACKWARDS.
T ROUE' I.:THE .' SENTINEL. ''FILE$
.� contact. the •Minister c:F Education
Sixty Years Ago.
at`' Toronto regarding the estab,
James Reid and Archie Mcl en -'.fishing of a rliechanies'; Iti titt�te
e of. Paramount arrived home in I,44ckfQW.
Forty Years Ago
z.i :..
from the Michigan lumber woods.
Kinloss' ownship Council, isup-
ported the; motion that in event
,of: the Scott Act, being repealed
the number of tavern' licenses .to
ae issued in, the Township b`e lim-
ited ,ao three, at a' fee of $100'
Kiilaugli: postof,fice was ', tem•
pd a _ily closed ;�. as Postmaster .
'Givers locked the wicket,'and de••
parted.
Mr. E: Bower of Lucknow and
engaged to begin: work as sawyer
as 1VItLean. Bros. .:mill at Wing
ham
• Wm. Bower of Luckno.w. was.
assisting' .the postmaster at 'Brus
seas: for a feW weeks;, ' .
At a meeting in the' Temper
epee Hall leCal, comhnittee,.yvas
•appointed to ..prevent the repeal
5f the Scott 'Act;' The committee
w:a.S 'comprised of: Wrn. Geddes, 1
Pres.;--', James`' , Sorner.ville,. •'sec.
olzn ArEhibald,��treas , Thomas.'1 the •greatest men England w. s
u•awrence, Thomas Stewart, Wal- upheld by .'C. Richard•s. �i .In :and
: er Treleaven and George Math- Cooper; Ireland b\ 1) ;:'Spence
on; and.' Robert .Grahain a°nd Scjtlanct
i, ,'Feeling` the 'lac f a public by J . • aLe,nnai� and 1):Tower
H. timosoldhatnEa:.,.to wm,
1 . Johns.ton, t • . .
Wrrl,. Ali'iri bougb.t the hutehex
shop formerly'• Jocc.up 1. i,y J,; .
Gordon; 'tlie rgrotei y' ht„t E^ foiiin-
Erly' occupied .by. I) Thompson
and: the .shop ,occu itd uy Alex
Ross; harness .rriakei ,•
Peter Watson•:died pit his: home,
Con. 12,,. West. Wawanu h, in his
60th..year.
John,.Purvis'' auction 'sale
ister. listed •the foiltrwing: sales,
'Wm., Smith, .Con..'5,• Kinloss;:TVI,
•Forehene Con. 7, Kin11sa; Alex
Campbell; Con. 12, ' e;3t. Wawa
nosh, Wm; Rivets, �;uh, ' 8”, Ash..
field.,
At •'a meeting 'if.:C: not Sher:
'wood •No 50;. C:O.F„' a: debate was
staged on whether' • .ng ands Ire-
land or Scotland' Nati .: voduced
is
,`e ock on February 29th.
•
}
y ., appeiltited
eonimittee to
For kir resuIts
THIS. YEAR ALONE we.' are
apendzng: $4,000,000: so that
more farms will have, telephones
from your telephone: ' with feweepeople on, each line.
. Keep' calls brief.
2. Spcce your. calls
3. Avo1d listening fn.”
4. Give rig!t=of-way.
emergency : cell`s.
9
For the' best,te•1'ephon'e service,;
remember the master 'rule,
"Do'; unto others as' you would
e them'.1 o do to•you land
do it finer
REMIER-CE06�ta'F D�E1M
'L��DS� ASD FORESr -
wen:ty Years:'Ago
Isaiah C4rigram farm
.west of ipckhdw tu'•
i' eisoii Wihte•i
Sti uthers'":-dissa1t L d 1-.•••
sh.ip in • the Fy,i•d �7 1:••
Mrs. Fred: Rtitl.
ly l�illecl' by the
3 1QtgUli`: S'1O:V LI
l:-us,l tirid: ' and .'t,E
arid Keith ' gc,:
The L fetzito 1...
$;yt) toward t`
arena 'in, LtIckr;...
1• •'T1 e.' :deatbr
Jean Martin,
MOP.. 7•ii: imt �l.y04.1.tl6viou...`trrrtl.r.111.
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'John' •Hc:iltE'i •
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'The nit�ti;,
vf'.;�41i:1''tle' Lr i•i :�
Lotia`Derds►tseri
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Of ' "course„ g}ite a 'few 'air • force
'personnel:, got t.hear' fasces smashed
u;-craek� ups: But a girl well;
girls have . a very special feeling
• about their fa<es. And whinthey.
brotight 'the' tall 'slender •WD dor'
•poral into hospital --one of the
eight .of t•went.y sec•Hii iuit alive.
out of a fir ;Yit.biiutitCr.ss ,eu bEeen
Vancouver and Prince Rupert-'
she was about the ;most .unre,cog-:
ni7able 'Airwoman st'ill'. breathing
this' F.
They flew. Helen- and Mary an-
other WD with a badly 'burned.
back• --to Toro nt:o's.Christie Street
•11iYilitary. Hospitd1, for: skin'' grafts'
and burn .treatment. .'Red Cross
• • worker told ane she'd never forget
it. Tne ,lied Crost'rcirm is, in the
' heart of ;the wards, ' nextdoor t'o
• the..rooita .tltose girls had, • .
For weeks workers just tiptoed in
and out on their ro.rrids-=writing '
'letters; supplying' stamps, ':cigar=
ettes and chocolate bars -'to the
patients.
•
'No Visitors'
yr,
1
•
%It
C5n, 6
l'• '111.11?
Sea
when the NO ' Visitors' sign went
down and ,Air. Force 'joys •and
other vet. ,:patients, wheel -chaired.,
and' crutch -tapped in, they were.,
• still 'shy about seeing ,just people'.
••
The Red Cross •was different.
•
Those • women in tli deep blue
smocks were part of. their own
sub merged• world of pain :and i11-
mess, ,•yet. 'attached to the •country
outside. They •did •the little things •
the girls needed --feminine bits, of
shbppin'g; letters and messages,
",planned small celebrations. •
.NewIrades
As:the girls progressed, going -from.
• one hospital to another 'for/treat-,_ „
' Merit; ',the 'Red :Cross •was always
there, • . Supplying ambulances, at
first—later, •escorts .to ' hockey
games; :concerts, plays, Offering
• • quiet pratcticttl assistance whenever
it'was• n tided.. •
Today 1 elen and Mary are •learn=
• • ing new trades:, • , Helen can n�
longer teach physical education or
model. Mary cannot continue her
•typing; because -of 'permanently.
stiffened fingers: But while DVA
.:,,.prepared them for •their new lives,'
the.Red Cross still stands by as
they. do with . all our Canadian`:
veterans. in. hospital' everywhere.
In,proef that we, the people, have
not forgotten, '
in. fast i.For
. 1f: tic/ts
;• y:litg
. ( :1st. fu
...soli,
1
...,a its
nary 1a;
,=u: ot'th
One- opfiratiori• folllowed another
. through the weary. months in'which
doctors built' a new Rice for Helen
and treated -Mary's back.. The
.girls became great friends with the
Red • Cross, workers, But they
didn't want to: meet. people from
the `outside', right then,. Even
4805C •
•
" Ilaiiisarl•
set Lr 1�4.. ria
spina•'';in3ury 1
fall
,on the i.
fie rcccii.cgcl ii c . •
'first' luinbai
• :ELV 11\1. RO? 1 i •)'con ap
pointed' . seti'cu :
•Teeswater
succeed Alex I3
Presbyterian tvg ` 1 n . .
'Mrs. James r,a';. openedhe
home' for the: nice; ng which co
:me•riced ,at 7.00 . p,t i . ith 'a .p
luck supper. The in.e.eting, tilt
Miss Gladys. 1\117tri):tall in 't
ch•air,* opened tvi:n a hymn an
praye'f. Miss Nxaritc't • Igtenonal
had the $role st,udv,•dn""philip'
Our• next m'eling, which is ;t
Thankoftering,.. .,tti ' be' held'
the chu'rch,''with ii• speclal'spea
er.
the,
'M,arion.: McDougall W
given a Life Meti bershlp by Po
War' vote. A pi'afl'• colo by M.
Kathleen• McIntosh; topic by Ir
`Virden Mowbray; reading,.
Hugh Cuming; solo, Diss ll
Mtill'in;
current e went8 Mr10 0
don•.: Fisher and a 11ym ' a•Cam
by prayer by 1 Miss Grett
bell •brought4.the meeting to:
.erose. .w
lied Cross Service's include: Blood .Trensf usioir, Outpost Hospir
talc, Aid to Sick and Disabled Veterans, 7're€ztrnent•for Crippl
-Children,.Disaster., Belief/itr n.Sertices, Ilorne. Nursing
4,;( Lirses; 'Ss=i.rrtiitirrg and tr ute.r Safety. etc.
e wQr pot',.
Mercy; nene�r
en l8 :. Give' generously to
the CANADIAN RED CROS.S,
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—tions at Sank of ,Montreal, • '
. ,St e o , ntinel Offic0.