HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1945-05-24, Page 54th, •1943
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oeknow Sentinel, ,Luclsnow, Ontario
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Matrnie Saturday of terrooit` at
Mon,, Ties., Wed, l
Humphrey Bogart
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OBITUARY
MRS. ROBERT JAMES SCOTT
The Auburn conl'rradn;ity mourns
th:e. death of a beloved resident,,
Mr•s: Robert James Scott who died
in Goderien .-Hospital "last Wed
nesday. night -_-after -a, serious 'ill,'
ness of a ft)ty • days., In. her 69th.
eaL, .Mr: , Seutt_i;rik;;li rtr1`{ . izi 1`4 i1-
itig healttl for sorne�: time:.1
—HHIVITS•Scott-° was formerly Mar
garet Isolzel_McLan .daughter. srfr
-,V, ::l3armhar •.MeKentie Mtn=
'Lean ;and •Kenneth McLean .of
.Ashfield, •Township,, Where •h'e'
Was; barn on.January 20th, °•18.77;
and resided..until her marriage:
: Mr. ,and Mrs., Scott then took;`
up,` esidence in •the Auburn •dis :
tiict 'where they. have. since :re-
' . sided • F9r a •-few Years Mr: Scout
opei ated the Auburnchopping
mill.
Besides her• 'h.usband, .Mrs:, Scott.
issurvived •by one son,. Sgmn,
Kenneth' Scott, who on • `Marci.i
22nd of this .,year returned ,from.
51/2 • years 'active ''kservree ever,
• seas; four • daughters,'F Miss Mil
-d•red••:Scott, Rg.N:; •Mitchell, Miss:':
Grace Scott'''of= Hamilton 1r;1.
1{eith• Gardner -(Isobel), Bemni,l-
ler; and Miss :Jeair Scott, Park-
hil,44our,-sisters :-(Minnie) - Mi s:
Biot ks, .• Calgary; •.(Liilian) ,Mrs.
Hector;McLean,. A.mberley;_ (Flor-
ence)• Mrs Jarnes :Thompson_• of •
Goderrclh -• (Grace) 'Mrs; Hicks, ,
Picton, ;and three brothers; Dan-
iel,. •Kintail; Kenneth;: yorest; and
Cohn John, Walsingham. The
fur}eral• •was' held on Saturday of, -
tei�noon ` from,• the .fanarly ,res--
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donmeeeteryInter merit was. in' Colborne
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auren ; Bacall
"To
Have
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A drama made to' suit'Hum hrey Bogart
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tle • sensati ria
o - l ..new : star • :Lauren
Also ``Short : Subject"
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Receive Government Pest
pert Abe11 • •who
sep arents, :Mrs
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mas.•-Abell.:and' the . late. Ai?.
Abell, formerly resided
here , . h
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eT•appAffted Tnp oymentTand
C1a7:ms () ictsr"�a-t "t Ie`:.) i Al
stowcl
' Sol dive Service Offic
e Bert erir
•lited the ,day :war,•was -declared.;
• . was overseas or wo' :e .
-recery e ` `• 's
y:ears s• and.
��, honorable sc:li>a� '
d .. ge-,
last.November, He.
h`� ld therlrt
BSM..Forsix•`Months
he' has
been operating a delJVer. '_
p 1; Y buil-:
tress in Listowel, o .
JA,ALCK.T
1 Eli; who perfoi tne�,
w-th `iii' 'Osh a Genes
..rays 'dtir-.
irl the i `rmast •year •'Inas a'ctua n;�•,l
to'.hi honrc} til ��V4alk:•l�rra,'.
SERVICE,' MARKED '� 1(.
C os><NG
OF: EADIES , CHURCH
' Last Thuksday"`'a ternoon ,•":a'
.convent'ic'le,-'service• Was held :
..n.
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ad i e '>s' ' Presbyterian church
wh ch marked;: tfie c1osing,•of ,that
church for ;ptillrc •'worship: Rev.:
C ':H MacDonald,- moderator•, et,
•the. Presbytery of . Huron:-Maa
land, had:.charge of . the service...
Re. was assisted by Rev:': Richard,
Stewart of Goderich Rev:. A. H.:
Wilson of Whitechurch,; Rev J. S,:
Shortt and Res, S IVf. ,Scott
I • In_ the_Levening:the .._Prgibyter.z=
met at B:eimore for the • purpose of
un=iting B:1'uevale' and`i3elrnore -in
• to. one . pastorl
a': charge „Bluevale;
and .Eadies has previously- ,forn7 -'
edp
pne` stor..ate: Re'v.:.D.._.B:-.•Cram:
ceindu'.aed--.;
c dthe--se-r-vroe•assist-ed bv-
Rev:. S M. • Scott, ' who= , gave.: the'
g,
add.ress,•--and=by;-Rev ' -MacDonald, '
who•' narrated the sterr5s' .1cadi-xi...
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up, to • the uniting;_ of these two
60.n-gregations
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4• We rc.,t rating Jor the green light.'When'telephone meh and niatcria1s are
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Oen the 11th of Decei
ber,_.942,:. 'ohn •Bracken..
sto-od �-j-the.dt-�
rini1iptr
fore a' great concourse
Qipeoprle. John -Bra
t ie-Farme ;was
accepting the leadership
of a great resurgent
peopl• e's party. In. ring-
Ing tones he was speak—
ing of
peak-ing.,..of , "The' People''s.
Charter".- 'And„thesoul
searching sincerity of • ,,
this man of thesoil, with
his Vision of Canada,
of. Canadians and the
"world :of plenty that lies within our grasp”
was deeply 'moving. '
Picture the background of this man this moment
John Bracken, the farm boy, on 'his father's farm in
'Ontario, milking, haying, carrying in the` wood, plowing
then young Bracken, Honours. student at, the Ontario
Agricultural College: going to'anitoba :'as represent-
ative
e resentative of the . Department of ,:Agriculture .. .
P ' `� n to
Saskatchewan as'Superinter}dent.of Fairs and Farmers'
Institutes and Secretary orthe' Provincial Livestock'
Association then, later, `:;John Bracken, author,
writing' books about farms, farming, farmers'
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Andnow years later,' in. Winnipeg, John Bracken, the
farmer, is speaking of "the right of : farmers and other
primary producers.' to a fair share of ; the nation's
. �iy]ncome. Noticethe simplicity ,.of ,the language. he .uses,.
TeJ,Gar,:. eonci sincere.
`burin the last the -as sayi=ng, "farm income
fell to such a : low average as to become of very great
concern in our Canadian ,.,economy. ,It is the responsi-
bility of the nationto see that this great ,inequity shalt
nol be perpetuated."°•
-The�
n suddenl ��
, h�s�woice:.rises�• becomes �eveh '
, • clearer, '..'
more incisive. Y "I may say quite frankly that if ` it had
,not. ;been, for that plank in your platform which pro- ,
vides' ; for : a ,square deal < for
agriculture,' I would note.
be here.
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Two years later, in Alliston' Ontario, ' again. ,the same
simplicity, the'movi�1ig' sincerity. •
"I am an agrarian, sa▪ id John, Bracken, "and:' I am a
Canadian : . ,who :seeks: to correct'. the major. social.
• injustice of our day the ;unfairly small share of thei.'L`
• ,national .incor>e-thatgoes-to. farmers and': far••
•� .m . women
and farm workers:".. Then, with;"a statesman'senlarge-
ment of vision -he=added -: "W n
1 - :. � , , ke the mjwstice to-•�-the ' ..
farmer is rem :e� ,'
_._, .-._ :avd,_the_ecoomy_:..of_Canad'a_as-a-whole
wi1i -be strengthened: •- -
No one could be Iess parochial .in._his outlook— more
deeply concerned ,With,'M: 'a ini al - .welfare than
t ... ... John
Br tie -th-e ;farmer • who ,;em a e s wen y ' years ago
on&career_ o- successful as- to -be without precedent -in-
contemporary;pol,itical history'within the British :Com-
monwealth of Nations, •
2 Published. by: the Progressive- Conservatrivs' Association, Ottawa.•
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eIConservative
back again,. we'll :resun►e{• our .rural.expansion pt igratn''wheie wed left off:
First job of all will he to stiPpl•y 'service -to families nti..our waiting list
. • . Then will eonrc sue'h major rn e`cts ,:.i�' 'extettdtn aeilities •• into new <.''
....,.,.,..,. ... r :.;. �:___ _ ...._..� -.. ;�•-���., sem"^-�•• . � ...
ore& , . re planing ,veto -ran:. c;lu prtutnt,; : ra ;l Ktar urd� : ot,' St•rvthe.�'
Sitnply to relieve 'prc:+i,`nt ereowiiinix on rural linen' will mean running•'
�- - utore thartW:13.0(1Q' mt•lc :•»nf ,. w,tr . ,from • present: pol. „.l.► tic :Tlic . iv ':I L iu d
• extcutions, to •they' pole •1►tit'A.;themselves-u,irniei02,5(l0 tiiile.s ofcointolinities•Ahereyer 110 onfl! (aridly per half .•'
;thr`ttir-tn
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mile of main road wanting telephories, wr plan' to con. trtiet pole 'lines
fiat 8th',L�aTnReSuItS Bruce Ca
Towns •.
Teeswater .. ...;.. '80,000 ;240,
38.000,:
97`
Lueknow -1%2.000 181 °
.Chesley 185,000` 544.
Walkerton .> 400,000 •. 855
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Southa' pton .,185t000 545 •
Tara • 43 000- 110
1 incardine 21)0,000 774
1Vli.ldnlay' ,a,: 75,000 183
Tiverton ..16,000 46
Paisley'. ..,r, .,.n a ......• 59,000 • , .17.7 ...
aWiarton,t. 118; 000.
No. of
Objective • Orde
• • .. It ail means •PEOPLE AT WORK r :. work ^ %vlrieh roost he done, if •
telephone 'e'rviee is' to 'keep: pace . with •rur �l• ne�'i1 It is „work whit,11 •
' _"' -! -� :' 'calls for' the efforts of line'nn n, serviee men, opr'r.'ttors, office worker.,.
���••rc To getit done. we'l'l need not onlv jeer . present llell'rmi)Io Pe, plies •
' \� . all;"tliose_ i €4 away on military tit rviee but many `more workers hesi:dr§.
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%'of ,.
rS' Sales • Obj'ti"ve ,
$•139,250 174 '5 • ,
1.000„1.61r1:;._ m.
165,9Q0 • :•14a”•
2.6,6;650 • 144 "
550,150. ' 137 it ''
205 950.: 43" "
25.1.,450 135 "®
55'350 P
368,9.59 127
94,050 1126"
18,850. 1115 "
66,75.0 • 113 '•
124,000 105"
• 981650 131"
128,350 120 "2
60;750, '120
X17„750, -r;; 118 ”;..,
it 700{{'• 1 1,5y ''•
109,950 1,10 ": •
110,300
09:800 105".
125;550 `•• 102 " -.
116;500 , 100'";.'
70.4•3'50. 100.4
10:.400 -.:...1:30,"v,
Townships •
Kincardine ..•
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• incar�dine k,MI VVYIIrFr.r
Sau: peen.•
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Greenock
•319
• 75:009•: 140
10+.000 „ •...'288
$1,.000
100x000 ""nuc• 2655
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,_ ., 100,:000 « _... '216
CLbI'roSS ..,, ,.
',Bruce ,.....„.,...,•;„„.4„,,;....—„,.160,600'274
Arran , -05..000 .231
Carrick' ,122,000..1.333
Huron ,. 116,000 21:4
•A rnu')cl including Ileprorth 70,000 •• 225
Bruce :Peninsula ,-:
Linsf•szIN , '
S',n0t1.... 55
Albc�n.1r1e tr'tcllldir'if ▪ s
Capt: Cr`ol ei" ...r .„„•,...i.. 2,7, 000. 107 28;'O it
7'c,bQ'i'rnory, .201000 S8' 21:450'
F istnC)r itleluding ' • •7
Liort'$ -Head ,&3,.000,, 180 56.4250
Ww
"r,,ta1 fo•r:,:.Brttt'e 1c. unty .»r$e4t>11,5 •opo ;,834 -S..31.70.2••,.,054••:‘•:;.
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