The Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-12-09, Page 2PAGE TWO •
TUE LUCKNOW SEN TINY ., CKNOW, ONTARIO
pARAMQU .NT
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The Paramount Women's Insti-
'Lute will meet at the home of
' Oliver McCharles on,,Wed-
>ay, 7enber 115th..: Topic,
publicity, to be taken by Mrs.
Orland Richards;. current avents,t
Mrs. C. Ketchabaw; program
comrnittee. ,Mrs. `O, MOCharles &
Mrs. W. Wylds.
i Mr. and Mrs. It Ensign visited
with Mr. and Mrs.. Chas. Smith,
Wingham. p •
Mr,. J. lVlacIntosh• visited recent-
ly with. Mr. and • Mrs, Alex Mc-
Auley, Pipl0r -
Mr. L. Cline attended the fun-
eral of his mother at Leaning-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. L.—C1irie's _tittle
daughter is convalescing ..at her
home .after being ill in •Wingham
Hospital, with pneumorfxa,
Mrs. A, .Ketchabaw is spending..
S1
H•
:b
•
`htmore dependable
II
..:.pay' and night,
l e hones .:are four' times as free
"trouble"' as ' twenty: years ago, aged
Exon.
are twice' as many of,them
�, there
. � added �
r, Vag month 0,006 are pemg
thatsoon/Ili. may have dependable tele-
and . the • security that. •goes
•4 phone
with it.
This: is being done in spite of rising costs,
_in
-let Dp._ to now there. has been no• increase
the basic telephone rate... established ' 21
years ago.
than
greater value.
E . Fo�t: you,> .thin
of
ro-
ever before; for' us,' the.satisfaction•, pro -
Nadine
- rtelephone : service at the
��g.. "the best P •
lowest cost" -
than eifer
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BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA
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THURS., DECEMBER ',9th, 1948
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LOOKING BACKWARDS
O
THROUGH THE SENTINEL Vii. •
Sixty Years. Ago The •following pupa s, were a-
�kendipg S.S. No. 13, Ashfield, tae
3-3 tie in .:a -hardball `game- Jamieson, Laura Johnston, • L.
A}. , � .
ucknow and Wngham • Sherwood,,• Irene • Smeltzer, Al -
with her . son
Mr, between
_
the lith inning. ton, Mamie O.I ought n, John
t Galt. Her
rio ..The Scott, ar ie
a few days was brokc�ti in
Frank Ketchabaw a with the Sepoys victo us t ' Cli' 1 Srneltzer Charles
grandson is in hospital for
an ap-' "i11the same as men- Sherwood, Wilfred Drennan,
line-up was •
pendia operation: tinned above with the exception Thomas Little, H.Cair. ernette
that T. Reid played third in place O'Laughlin, • Freddie .Johnston,
BRCItLES' FIRE .BOMBS,.af Welch: • Jams Little, Neil McAdam, 'Liz -
SAVE TEVIOTDALE GARAGE Among those .going West .on zie • Drennan, Annie Drennan, El-
.
l-
a erston Observer re- thea harvest R Barrett,excursion Nere Ar- Andrew sepharBowler, Jean Scott,ed rEd i
.• The' F> lin. , . i thus. Gaynor, di.4+
Gently carried •a story'of. how. fire Smith, T Henderson, Wesley Ev Smith, Lorne•Farrish, Bert John-
ston,
bombs saved'Lloyd Mallett's Gar I eretf, :W, `Henderson; Alex Mc- Marjory Johnston, Leonard
age at Teviotdale. 'Mr, Mallett , is • Kinnon, Alex McLeod, ..Mr. and O'Loughlin, ',Sidney • •Ferguson,.
Mrs • J. • E. McDonagh, Potcher Verna -,Smeltzer, . Bessie Reed and
Paul Sn*eltzer.
Dennis • Carrol died .in Wes;
•Wawanosh in his 96th, year..;
Wnt. • M,cConneil took. over the
Lucknow to Goderlch stage busi-
ness. —
a.brother of .Mrs: Eric . Cox of
Rothsay and formerly of, Luck-
now.-
uck-now:-.
• r'rhese fire 'bombs, ,known 'as
"Sentinel" ` bombs; are m;anufact
Medharles, Fraser.;. Malcolm, J.
Fitzell, S. McDermott, W. Bfow:n-
son, J Grey, E. Webster,` J. Hen-
derson,E. Glasgow, Tom Gleason,
: 'by $r ._:Breckles of Luck-' John_ McKinnon, James McKin
Wh-h-a r�eee ed; t11e ol:to_ n in G
irg—lette- from'
I-
, -,'
...95=.VD
"Please . send ' me • 1/ , dozenStovel was employing met ,
Sentinel fire bombs. as they' were with an annual production of
the. cause of saving my . garage furniture `valued; • •at close to
Sunday, ovem er e • $30 0'00.-
on S y,. N b 14 Th
basement of .my service station
was a mass - of flames fi mm - gas-
oline seepage, •which was.. ignited
by an electric spark. We could
not get near the . basement with
our other. extinguishers, . as the
flames spread over the •whole
basement. Six Sentinel fire bombs
were thrown. ,into the basement
which; saved the building. The
fire was out when the Palmer-
ston Fire ;.Department arrived,. I
Can highly recommend . Sentinel
fire_, extinguishes for any fire
• in a confined space":' -
,
Forty -foot telephone poles were
•
being erected in . the village with,
The Company's office • ito
be.
business at Lanes to Percy Ssun=
Berson of Dungannon.
John. Griffin of Kintailreceiv-
ed word that his son Joseph was
one of .more than 100 .passengers
who drowned- in a shipwreck on
est -
Arthur Congrain's .theWalteralter , is coast, ,
Murdpch accepted', ri
Drablishedug aer�C Valens died in KinlossStore�in ^ • e
b'• 'position • as traveller with the, .W
Ro'R. Brock Co:' sof Toronto.
ITownship in his 73rd year
'• Mr. "Wm. Connell bought • Geo.
Kerr's ,dry goods,: millinery. • and
general Ca
mercire &'Mur-
doch
Mur-doch .bought the -dry goods. stock
of '. W. and S. tlie.•
Lucknow .Sepoys won'- the la-
crosse championship of. the Gerry
district which; included . Listowel,
Lucknow,, Walkerton, Paisley,
Chesley, Teeswate , . Wingh am
Kincardine; The league appeared
to create bitter rivalry: The final
KINIOSS. HOG ENDED ..1 P
IN LONDON, ENGLAND, :SHOW
game; was awarded to Listowel
Fred Gilchrist of Concession 4, chin•:
after they had refused to take Charlie Chin bought out th
.Twenty.. Years .Ago
Students who .:` wrote Uppe:
School . examinations at Luckno-,
High School, included 'Rena Car
ruthers, Annetta Fisher, Donal(
Grant,., Pearl Nixon, Molly . Pep.
per and Edwin Smith..
Miss= -Dorothy, Douglas • sails(
from Vancouver to • the Island • .o
Formosa'to work of
the foreigi
mission work of the Presbyteria:
Kinloss. Township, marketeda
hog some. time ' ago, that was,' re-
.
garded by , Canada 'Packers 'as'a
.#suitable ecimen •for competition
in ' the. London .-En England, Dair •
•. g.�d+ Y
• `.Show As • a - consequence Fred's
1.
porkervas • included -.in the 'Can-
.
ada : Packers •entry, which . was
awarded first prize in competi
tion with other countries }n . the.
British':. Empire: '
A letter from. Canada . Packers',
to 'Mr. • Gilchrist: read in part:
"Some weeks .ago' we selected.'one
of your : hogs,• and held it, .along
with others, in order to: 'procure
anexhibit of. Wiltshire bacon .for
this show. The entr7-' from Canada -
Packers won first prize We wish
,Authorized
Bottler
a Coca-Cola ca -Cola under
Limited'
GODERICH BOTTLING WORKS
GODERICH
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contract
the field whe
nh he
Sepoys oYs
co
ud
restaurant busine•
ss ; of Harr
not prOclue&.playingi certificates
Which were .in thea possession •of Wellington Henderson sold:ili
the C:14.- The Sepoys offered • .to
butcher business, to Joe MacMi,
play the game under protest, totan:
Milton' Naylor, 'mail. courier :-o
•routes 2 and 7, left for Toroni
to take a;..position, with . the sire,
u railway. MaxRaynard• :took or show. `5p until :' the' four,the Mail delivery. on No '' 2..
o'clock train:: The referee award- The` 'United 'Church . decided
ed the. game to The Sepoys, who the'; erection:: of. a new , steep ar
refused to`:play on the basis that:cement shed 160 by '54 feet..
;'the Listowel. -team. should •have
The Treleaven 'Flour. Mill iii
derwerit an -extensive:.Modern
ing program
no. :avail The ;two teams , were
later ordered': to play', the game in
Lucknow. It:• was called:' for two
o'clock,
bit the Listowel team
'Come up on the noon• train. Mem-
bers of. the Lucknouv'tearnninclud-
ed: 'J: Berry, AB. Cameron, Joe
Elliott, A. Hall,, A. *Johnston,'. R.
to 'offer: you our sincere ;congrat Chisnbers, D. Johnston, H. Mari- .•post office gays. Mail Eariw:
ulations' for the fine job you did tyre, George :.Kerr, Ja es .Kerr,- With 'Christmas just around ti
in producing 'such ;an. xcellent W. Moody, W. Grundy, M Camp -
with
Post.` Office Dep'
type 'of hog'• bell • .ment has circularized the distr
with valuable Mailing inform
tion, and4he plea' to 'mail early:
assure Christmas delivery: T
J. G, Anderson purchased: the public, generally, appears. to
:apple pack of , the Norfolk Fruit growing wore "early m ailin
Growers Association: • of Simcoe, conscious,' but; notwithstafidi
amounting to some 15,000 barrels: there is always:a last minute ru.
• • Robert Macintosh of Ashfield and congestion. t
died at • the home of his son in '. .:One -cent, stamps' are ali etid
Iluron Township: •He was in his, .demand for Christmas matin
80th year.* This. is probably due to the ;
Although in his 88th:year•, John', that the local Post Office
IA
Odium . assisted 'in Shinglinghis o.0 ora e x
lore than. 5,000 ' Canadians; die.
of tuberci •1.osis each year. and . an
other 55,000 :are probably ill. with
the disease, This' is. needless waste,
for tuberculosis is' a disease Which
could, be . wiped 'out:: You ,can' play
your part in the canipaign to
. eradicate ' Tp by buying. , Christ-
mas .Seals. • Your money will be
used . to - good advantage in your
own Community
Forty Years' Ago' -
h sold t f few hours l�i.t S.
MRS. T.. ALTON DECORATED • home on Outram. Street : at the peak of the rush
BY GOVERNOR-GENERAL
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i
' Mrs:' Elizabeth Walken•`• . t, Alton„ -
ton, w i fe' o. f Mr... Thonias Alton,- '±e
i- treasurer of the County of Bruce, IN
was the • recirient•, of the.' Royal
I lied Cross (2nd• Class) at :trtY Fin_
vestiture. held . Monday, , Novem--
ber 22nd" In the Port. York. Arm-
ouries, Toronto, • .by , His Excell
envy • Viscount Alexander; Gov-
ernor-•Geperal;�of Canada. This
award , was. . ann unced • in. His
Majesty the K.ing''s' New ,Year }
lrnour List 1946. Mrs..Alton ser �.
lied • in the Roy, al Canadian. Army - ; •
Medical Corps for five -Yeats and
eight trionths • during World War ti
As a (Lieut) • Nursing Sister,
she. was .attached to various hos-
pitals in Canada, . and .England.
'During the ',last two years of,. tn.e
war she. served at .Canadian 'ail-. le
itary Headquarters, toiidon, Eng- F
lard; with the ranit of. (Capt.)
with Coca-Cola Matron, Among the official guests ' '
attending the investiture :from ".
Walkerton were her husband,
Capt. Thos. A. 'Alton, County
treaavrer,,•and her sister-in-law,.
'Mrs. Katherine Alton.,:--Walker-
ton
lton,:--Walkenton • Herald -?times.
YOUR' LAST OPPORTUNITY.
•
To.. Have
for
hristm
A LASTING, CHERISHED - GIFT
aim Arrangements At Once For A Sitting
To Assure Delivery For Christmas.
filbert Hobr�
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