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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL., LOCKNOW• ONTARIO
- • „ TRE LUCKilOWSENTINEL.
•° • . Lucknow, Ontario.
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Authorized as Secand lass Mail,.Post Office Department, Ottawa
• ; Member of The C, W, N. A. ; • •
. • Established — Published Each Wednesday Morning
Subscription Rate -- $2.00 A" Year in Advance—To U. S. $2,50
L. C. TheimpSon; Publisher and Proprietor
, • THURSDAY,. APRIL ist, 1948 •
WEDDING BELLS
• SrILSBURT—HAMILTON ,
Ivory tapers, spring flowers and
fern497med a pretty background
at Ashfield .Presbyterian 'church
for the • wedding .on. Thursday,
•1Vlarch, 25th of Isabelle Grace, eld-
est daughter of Mr: pnd Mrs.
. Frank Hamilton of hfielcl„ ,to
El D I T 0 iA L
James Spilsbury, . y ungast Son
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of Mr, and Mrs. John ‘• Spilsbury,
AR• E YOU, APR.A.ID, TOO? , "DIDN'T HAVE A CHANCE!" nby Sa street, London Dr W. 0.
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Many. people suspect They have Little Jimmy was ..hit by a car 1,1thead officiate&
.cancer and are afraid to consult
a. doctor' because 'they do not
that cancer can. noW be
controlled if detected ancl'ireated
' imroec4at41y by radium x-ray of
• • surgery.
And so,. to"stimalate more
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terest in obtaining the factgaboat
cancer, the advantages of early
treatment' and the need .for can-:
• cer dressing • and "transportation
•1 projects for needy patients,. the
•• -Ontario Branch of .the Canadian
• Cancer Society • holds its,member..,
ship drive this inonth.•
Objective of the Campaign; is
•tO obtain 150,000 dollar -or -more
tnemberships, to aid in the Soc-
iety's educational and service
program. Members ' will receive
authentic literature about the.
' disease from the .Cancer 'Seeiet§
'which. is endorsed by the Can-
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•adian Medical Association. Thra
•-facts obtained and passed acing,
a person may. be instrumental
inisaving the life of a loved One,
a friend or even„hirnielf, •
From this year's membership
ariVe, the Ontario Branch hopes
• to be able to extend'its services
to include proVision'. of .nursing
iome actornodafien ;for terinirial.
...Cases . or • treatment • cases who
• come from:a: ;distance., to 'cancer
'dazing the •treatnient pet-
iod.0ne' dollar or more sent to.
the Cancer' Society, P"..b. Box 459;
Toronto 1, or te the nearest local
Cancer 'unit, wifl go toward this
•".. life-saving 'work. , • .
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The 88th annual convention: of
the. Ontario Educational: Associa-
tion held this week'in Tor-
onto. The OSA is a- 1
ce-operatiVe • organizatiOn corn -
prised ,of, teachers, trustees, rate-
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• payers, professor, inspectots,
• school, nurses and others. who :are
especially„ interested ; in. educat-
ional matters; The p'firiary. PUt-
pose of the organization is to ad-
. • vance and improve. the preVintial
.system of .education; and to this
• end the40.X.A: 'has played a' -very
valuable Part. •• •• , •• .
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The fourth escape ,of Melville
•-' '.from the insane' asylum
has. aroused Many people. to "the
.• •point of. demanding a. thorough
investigation. :Such incidents can
• scarcely - be . eXplairted awy
convicted. 'of; taking the
-lives of his wife amrdaughter by
setting :then. Owen'. Seund. horne•
°Oir. fire, escaped 'the gallows' on
-the grounds of insanity, ' • • •
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Angel. is wind which blows
out the lamp of the. Mind.
the 'other day.: One mordent he Miss Shirley Jones On on
was - playing, gaily on, the road,. Sang 'Altar of Prayer" .and ,"Be -the next he was lying •quite still. •cause" and Mrs. Roy. MacKenzie
'The driver who hit him said of Ripley presided' at the organ.
he. didn't have a chance to avoid - Escorted' and given; in marriage
.the '9hi1cl.'ke- didn't think that the 1?y, her • father,; the bride were a
little fJJow, romping with his gown of White Slipper 'satinstyled
pals' on the left side of the road, on ViCtorianqines with. a net yoke
would' scamper the entire width. and leg o' mutton sleeveHer
.of the. road , at the sound . of ,his three quarter length veil was
horn. But-- he did. •• • •• held in place .with a crown of
This Mn. father hmefSeed pearls•and she wore a stranda,a isl,
simply does riot understand' child-. of pearls,- gift of the groom. She
ren. Otherwise he would• not carried a. white Biblie„ topped
'have manoeuvered his car into a
position which made it impossible
with red roses and showered with!
streamers' of rosebuds .and heath...
to prevent ;the acidcent. He would ler. .. • . •t •
have known that a thild's.actiahs . Three ' sisters ' attended -the
are' Unpredictable encl.:he Would' bride, Misi Violet. Jean Hamilton,
have kept his car under , control as 'maid of. honor, in •yellew' Of:
at ta'safe distance :until he was feta, and Miss Frances. Hamilton
certain • it was safe to, preceed. and .:Miss Betty Hainiltoh, as
• THURSDAYAPRIL 1st, 1948
tearhrtt:gra-epliweoPtn:parAiellcdn_o:t4folf:::. 1-1woir-ft.Mrs h::hotler4r:
at• Mher.rlMr, F.
andMrs.CroeiViali°afrneatPin'k'ne;
.•...mof ma cArili, ataxyntomr
are:. vs1Vir, Dan
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Donald George. and Marilyn, Mr,.
Donald MacKenzie and Mr, Doug,
• las Saunders "Of Haniilton pent•s
:the week -end with Mr. and Mrs,
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MnIt:WitareiciCeEnvzaine. sOf.. Le. rrdo.'n, spent
Miss. eGit.7:cned, 131chhai vs d hS oorillToef:Tees-•
water' was, him* tor. the Week:.
•end:' • •..•
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ASHFIELD'
Mr..joseph J. Martin of Albion
Michigan, spent Part of last .weet
with friends here,
'Mrs. Cottrill, is a patient in
Goderich Hospital and her friends.
are hoping she will soon be able
to return home,
The ladies of. this community;
spent a very pleasant evening on
Match: 23rd at the home of Mr,
and Mrs'. Frank Hamilton when
their 'slaughter, Isoberwas. guest
of honor, She was showered with
beautiful and useful gifts prior
to :fier marriage. • ,
We would .extend congratala-:
thins to Mr. and Mts.l• James SpiJs
as
brian
or z hue'Onurdyirg. n"15h 06 ans t'e A su Mr lr 1 id. :a frriycer ai ; ge:v5. Pte: bg s. ;ee
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Helen MacKenzie was.. guest of
holio'r at the home •of• her 'nether;
14i1 J. MacKenzie when. she
received a. shoWer of beautiful
gifts. prior to .her marriage which
is.• announced for Saturday, April
•3rd. •• • •
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Quite a number of old friends
and 'neighbor i were :m Goderich
on Saturday; March. 27th, 'attend-
ing the funeral of Mt. Bul-',
iflwh0 had been a: life Jong' resi-
• dent cif Ashfield until he Sold his
farin. two .years age, to retire in
This would have cost hm a• feW bridesmaids; .the forreer in pink • •
extra- seconds. •The .tme he 'tried and.the :latter blue .moire. Thel, tioderith:
AO save 1,.cest Jimmy his .life. ,, ' attendants; carried Pretty' nose -1 ,.' .ir t • '
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Safety experts point oil ''th-t -gays of spring fiewers. a• ',, • 11 ..' '. •' aa Ali G iF.?" I D E .•••
children are carefree rather than • , P ry g oW 1.
careless. They naturally .look to was his" brother's. best man and
adults to look .' out for thetn. A the Ushers were Bud MacDonald
child is a poor judge of speed Of London and Donald MacKez-
and distance, and • his . thoughts zie of Ripley. '.. . .
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rarely take intoconsiderationhis •• Receiving guests at the Knotty
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Jack
:S ilsbu of Aid et n • ' ' ' • • .•
•• The sympathy of the Commun-
ity is extend,ed to the. Scett•fam-
ily..in 'the -death of their .father,
Mr. Walter Scott. ' • •
••Miss Audrey ..Milligan of near
Huntsville is visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Moffat, 48th Con.;
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Kinlosr . • .
'• Miss Dollena Orr of London
spent the week-end•with.vher par-,
ents,•Mr: and Mrs. Wm. Orr. •
• own, danger, 'When he is intent 'Pine Inn in'Kinealine -following
,tr.usiori of the motorist • who •biaCk flowered.print dress -with
rouses' him. from his .• World .of• black' accessories and a corsage
.at his ,gameS, he, resents • the the:ceremony Mrs. Hamilton ware
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imagination :to one 'fraught with 'of pink roses.. Mrs.. SpilsbUry •
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danger, it is • hard for .him to wore turquoise 'crepe with black
read Safely in. that Split second 'aeesPories ;and a coi*Sage Of. pink
which the•motorist allows him.
Constant efforts are being made I.,ater the couple left on a ed
Q tario schools to teaCh chilc1=' ding trip to •Kingston. .The bride
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,ren to be careful when walking! Wore, for traveling, 'a' -turquoise
or playing in the vicinity ofinotor I.dress •with 'gray gabardine coat,
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traffic BuThe-cordS • Sheithat--1-blaul'•-•-d"ess0T.Lersgrid -a—coisage
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h , when children, are most anacl: Spilsbury wiul
most child accidents . Occur on of red rose
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prone to ignore' safety rules Such live in, London.. • • , •
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information should be significant
to those who dtive. ..• •
Respentibility:•.' for. children's
safety is • largelYthe driver's ▪ . His,
proper use of care, 'caution and.
common sense will never put }um
into the position of saying, "I
• Mrs. Anderson of Galt is visit
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' • After the .wedding -the ,bride
donned, a tailored brown suit With. Du•rnin Ear.".m Sold
turquoise -top coat and floral hat.: - James , Durnin has sold his.
On, retuxhirig4rOnotor_larin_e_mil_______Lailalf solitiut
trip. the. young c,ouple -wi-11 reside of St. Helens:it& Foran pr,os. Jim
on .the . grooms farm •near Dun- is iioidiii'g .a. -Clearing •sele on
gannon.'-' . ' ' ' * • • • .: 'Thursday of •next week..
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'The , W.M.S, held their March.'
zeaectTinavgi•saitl. twhe tilliomn-Ts.ofaLM,crs(,)iilianse.
presiding. -After reading 'a psalm.
an Easter hymn was sung and
the Lord's prayer repeated. The
roll call was •resoorided• to 'with
an Easter verse, Mrs.. Daisy Me.
• Charles ;had .ateniperance read. •
Collin.g :read :a. piiein
and then: Mrs: 0. McCharles and
• her group took -Charge. of the pro.
'4gioraivinnen.d. anthn dinn1:4emt' Pei '6ss Ys 1-eo. emc:r as °b.-
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.ed
prayer..The study book deal
-ing'with".• the .translations Of the
Bible Jet the :Indians was taltleri'
lgrs: iJs MacTa'v ish. Mrs, 111• ,
Dexter' read , the scripture .and
Mrs. geo:,. BrookS1;•gaVe•a reading
on 'Sharing".. Four. girlSi'Anne
Henry, Margaret, Evelyn nd
Marian MacTaihsh, Tenderect., .
quartette -"Beneath the Old Olive• .
Tree. "•The meeting. cloSed with
the .hymn "When I §urvey: the
• Woncitops.Ciess". and prayer by.
Mrs. McCharies..Lunch anda
social. hour ;:was then enjoyed by
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CUCBERT—BEATON' • • : ..•
:,,pretty Easter wedding was ,
soleinnizirl..at• the homet of the .1 • t•••.. • r
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biide'S. p r:ents, Mr. ancrMis:. Jas. 1 '
Beatori, . Lucknow, . when r their
daughter, Rebecca Anne, Was un- : r•-•-• •
didn't have a chance ., to , a„void
ited in •marriage to HarVey Wil- • '
' ham Culbert son of Mrs...Robert
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Bere and the late M. Attl4r Ctil-• , .: • .,
bert. Rev.•Win. Matheson ofthes-. ,•' •
leY:offkiated at the' ceremony and I, •''
traditional wedding music was
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• This rural community needs the
services of a retident vetetinarY
•doctOr: Whether ,not the ptos-
pea's' of a• lucrative bUsiness are played by mrs, Harry 04b9rr.le,
Sufficient to; induce 'a "Vet"•': to Kincord43.e.,..,.mrs. Arplor Rowe,
set •• up practise • here would. be Kincardine, 'ang' "I.° Love•You
• for him to 'decide, Some move dusin .the signing of the
•might well be made On:interest ster.. • • • • •,,'• • ,;••
a doctor to locate here. Feeling. .
” The bride enteredtheliving
the. need in TeesWater of • a -den-room With het fatherThe itted
tist, the Chamber of Commerce brocaded satin bodice of her gown
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advettised, in 'a dental magazine with With ybke' of net nylon, battened
and h'ave, had a reply froma Nova! down the 'back' to the waist line
Scotia dentist Who plans to vis .. and eitending in points into the
Teeswater shortly, '• • ••
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bouffant double net. skirt The 1••
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sleiVes ere lo.ng arid.. tapering.
Acrevvn of orangeblossorn.s ad- •
▪ • orneeher •length embroil
• EUROPE'S, STARVING CHILDREN
I saw the litt e chiudren of.theearthpass by me, one by one— • 1 ered veil and, she cartied a sheaf
• watched them idly, holding , close the. While ,the hand of my
; ' • .small••son. •L'. • ; , • • .
My son was safe—he could not be a ,.part. of this strange.„ throng
that came
• . • ,AncLsemewere crying,. some had lost their way, .thse children.
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. • From, everywhere—they were so hungry, cold, so 'pitifully lane.
' • of the land; ' • • • . 4 - .. ... . •. ' '
• , a ew aside My skirts .to •let,them pass,' and held mY`own child'i
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I'saw the ,little children of the earth..pas i by me in a line
They blurred bet,e my:eyes—became one child—arid that one
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'then eagerly I ran to comfort him, to feed and clothe him there,
To give him what hislitingrY heart had misseda mother's, love
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And fallin& on my knees 1 prayed "Dear God, forgive and let;ne be
'Henceforth a mother to each needy thild—they all belong tA;'''
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NOTE—ave you made your donation yet, Youtlift MaY, be,
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499 .99 or.
•ofcalla lilies and pink •carnation:
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' The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Florence, Heaton • of
Preston. Her own 'was of tut-
• quase net' over taffeta and her
bouquet was' ,of pink 'sweetheart
The flower 4 girls 'were nieces
of the bride, Jean'arid Margaret
I Anne Mullin and were gowned in
blue ind ' pink . with nosegays of
pink ioses. The' groom as at-
tended by hii brother, Mt; Lav-,
erne Culbert of Goderich.,
• After the ceremony a . buffet
luncheon was served to the many
guests. The bride's mother chose,
black: and •gold jersey • ler, • her
gown ;With corsage ,of gardenias.•
The groott's mother was' attired'
in rust crepe • with corsage Of. '
chrysanthemums, . ' . ' ••
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'from "trouble" as .twenty •years ago and.e,
there are twice as many of
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that4,,spon all .may have de y• tee -
phone service and the securi y t at goes
with it
This is being done in spite of rising costs,
yet Up to now there has been no increase
the basic telephone rates established 21
. Years ago. .
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ever before, for 'us, the sgtfaction of
• viding "the best telephone service at the
lowest "obst”: • '
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