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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-09-21, Page 3THURS., SEPTEMBER 21st, 1944 i The Lucknow•Sentinel, Lucknow, Ontario • Train Service Changes EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, SEPT. 24th =_ .1944 Full Information From Agents \ Canadian National Rlys. Horse Runs Away, Two Boys Hurt Two lads.'from Kingsbridge, 18 miles north of •Goderich° made a trip to London on horseback and on their return trip came to grief in Exeter. The. lads were Pat Courtney, aged 18, and Wm. Mc- Donald, aged' 16. From the re- port we are' able to gather the lads had visited the former's father in ' London and' had traded their "saddle for an old cart and harness_ When north of the bridge -the horse became fright- ened and. ran 'away. Both boys werewere thrown from the cart and Courtney was rendered uncon- scious. He was treated by Dr. Dunlop and was later able to pro- ceed home on . horseback while McDonald had to foot it. --Exeter Times -Advocate:. MacDiarmid-Henderson Group. Thee September meeting of the MaeDiarcnid -Henderson Group of the W.A, was : held at the bme 4-- • PURP.E GROVE Mr and ss, Sam Eraser- = i; a Goldie visited last eek with the latter's brother at Toronto. Mrs, Jack McLean visited at Mr. Victor Gawley's recently. Mr, and Mrs. Simmons of Van- couver and Miss Eva Sutherland of Toronto spent last week visit- ing Miss Marville Scott. Mr: and Mrs. Jerome Schmidt, Betty Lou and ..Rose Marie of Mildmay visited on Sunday with Mrs. J. H. Collins: The .electrical 'storm which vis ited the community during the past week struck and bprned the large barn belonging to M.S..J. H. Collins. I.t was onthe'. prop erty adjacent to their homefarm better known as the Jas. - Geddes' Mr. anclli,Mrs. Nelson Albertson of Regina visited with the lat- ter's sister, Mrs. John Emerson, travelling by .plane to Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McFar.- lane and family visited at God- erich recently. We are glad to report M.rs. Mil- ton Walsh has recovered from her recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Albertson of Regina .and Mrs. John Emer- son spent last Thursday at Mr. Isaac Nixon's. G of Mrs: Rae with 24 ladies ,res- DECISION RESERVED • east and Mrs. MacDiarmid pcesid-' IN POLICE INQUIRY ing. The meeting :Opened ' with hyenn 502 and the Lord's prayer 1 Judge Costello reserved judg- repeated in unison. Mrs. Stothers read 'the' lscripture lesson_ The program included a splendid :reading "Every Day is a Thank- ful Day" by Hazel Webster .. and a . Biblical contest conducted, by Mrs. Jack Ackert. This was fol-. lowed by a reading by Mrs. Ray- nerd Ackert and a bird contest by Mrs_ .Ewart Taylor_ .Hymn and prayer by Mrs. MacDiarmid dos- ed . the meeting.' Robertson-Joynt Group , W. A. The September meeting' of, the. Robertson-Joynt group met at the home of Mrs. J. W� Joynt with 19. present. After the opening hymn and prayer; Mrs. D.C. Tair- Ior read the, scripture lesson. Mrs. Norman Wilson gavea piano solo followed by a vocal solo by Mar- , garet Rae. A reading was given by va Greer and Margaret : Tre- leaven gave . a piano solo The meeting .closed with the hymn Blest be the tie that Binds and prayer by Mrs. Robertson. The social hour was made interesting with a• shower of articles on dis- 1 play, 'which will be for •sale at the Fair. Suffered Painful Burns Thomas Culbert of Ashfield, ant employee at the Dominion Road; Machinery Co. in Goclerich re- ceived painful arm, -head and chest burns when . the hot sand' in a casting, iron blew up as the ! i rI was lifted. ment this week upon conclusion of the inquiry, asked for by God- erich Town Council, following a charge by Lorne. Eamons of Ash- field: 'that . he .had* paid $10.00 .o Sgt.:. Emmerson."Over")holt of "GOtt erich Police Force,.. on an alleged traffic violation of which there was no information laid. Mr. Eamons claimed that the fine was $9.60, but that he receiv- ed neither a . receipt, nor any change from his $10.00. Thomas Culbert of Ashfield; a fellow- worke'r' at the Dominion Road Machinery Company, stated he heard GEamons say, "Here ' goes my $10,00," on one occasion that Sgt. Overholt called at the plant, )ut added he did not see the actual transfer of the . money, The fine is alleged to have been levied as a result of Eamons driv- ing over the fire hose in Goderich in June. Sgt. Overholt flatly denies : receiving the fine. HAS, OLD ,COINS Mr. Jack Carter, north of the Village, has an interesting col- lection of old coins. Among them. is one no bigger than a 'small pearl button bearing, the., date 1724_ It appears to be an Eng- lish penny.. Mr. Carter has , a. French coin of 1872 bearing the inscription, "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity" ' and some old penny and., half -penny . pieces, one of which is a Bank of . Upper Can- ada half -penny; 1857. JOHN FARRISH, LUCKNOW - - R6presentaIiV'e KINLOUG'H LAC. and Mrs. ,Max Bushell of Crediton visited lett week with their parents, Mr,. and Mrs. John Bushell' before Max left for Ham- ilton to commence a six weeks' course in Diesel engineering. Miss " Veronica Murray spent last week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Oberle, Tees - water. �. .. Miss Ethel Haldenby returned home from a week's vacation at Toronto. Mr. Jack . Walsh is employed at ,Canada Packers, Walkerton, Miss E. Sutherland of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. J. Sims of Van- couver are guests . 'of Miss Mar- ville Scott and her father, Mr. William Scott. Miss Norma Burt of . Toronto and Miss Anne Burt of • Vancou- ver are holidaying at the home of their.,parents, Mr. and Mrs. Qharles Burt.. , Miss Betty , Gillespie spent the week -end in _Kincardine with 'her father, Mr: Charlie Gillespie. Mrs. Lavine Hodgkinson spent a few days, with her brother, Mr. Herb Pettipiece, Langside. Miss Evelyn 'McLean of Lon- don spent the week -end with her mother, Mrs. W. J. McLean... Mr» and Mrs. Frank Murray '& children of Chepstow were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Murray. ,Mr. Harold- Guest. is . employed. in Kincardine. High •School students returning. for the new terra are Helen Hal, denby to Teeswater, Irlma. Hod- gins to ' Kincardine, Veronica Murray, Hugh and Everett Lane to LU.cknow... We are sorry to` report the ill- ness of Mrs. Milton Walsh and wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. Wesley Boyle ` who. has been confined to bed for the past few months as the result of a haying accident and later pneu- monia is able to be out of bed a . few hours each day and had the cast removed recently. Mr. and Mrs: Medford Wall en- tertained the Anglican choir on Saturday evening last. At the conclusion of practise Miss. Mar- ion Walsh read an address to Rev. and . Mrs, George Honour expressing the kindly wishes of the choir to them in their recent Marriage and Miss Irlma' Hod gins u ade the presentation of a lovely hostess tray. Mr. Honour thanked all for their kindness to them and invited them to a choir practise at the Rectory, Bei -vie, in the near future. `Following is the address' Rev. and Mrs: Honour Dear Friends: We, the members of the choir find pleasure in gathering here tonight not only for a practise but toextend to you our heartiest congratulations. And we also take. this opportunity of inviting Mrs. Honour to be one of our choir members. This . happy event could not pass without expressing in a small way our good wishes. So, we ask you to accept this hostess tray for Your friendship meansalot to us So at a time -Iike this 'Affords an ripportunity we really couldn't miss, To wkhh•you health, to wish you wealth, To w,viSh you a :golden store With lots of seniles and chuckles . nd happiness galore. Signed. the Chnir Members. Mr. Dick McBride rn vel nn Friday Iast to `Ile, horne of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wall where he will occupy the •east part of this home. . Mrs. Jes9n:1 tiVal F,n+ertaineri the Sr. Women's 'Auxiliary nn Thursday afternoon kit a• quilting. Mr. James Hodgins of Stratford spent last week. with Mr, and PAGE THREE • t ity You'll Enjoy Mrs, Fred Hodgins. ,Rey. Mr. Gomm of Armow will be' the guest . speaker c at the ev= ening service at . the Anglican Harvest' Thanksgiving services an Sunday, October 1st at "11 a.nn. and 7.30 p.rn. Mr. and. Mrs. Harry Bell re turned home from visiting with. their daughter, Mrs. Howard McGuire and Mr. McGuire at Olivet Mrs. Ethel Runchey returned to St,. Catharines'° -after visiting with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McGuire and Lovell spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Joseph. Wall. Mi.. arid Mrs. Fred Hodgins and Mr. James Hodgins visited Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hal- denby. ST. HELENS Service in the United Church next Sunday will commence at 1.1 arm, when 'Rally day will be ob- served. Dr. and Mrs: Alvin Woods and family of. Dundas and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ° Dougherty and Gwen of Guelph were week -end visi- tors tviEh Mrs: "R: "J. Woods." Mrs. Stuart Collyer, Teddy and< Thommy of Port Dover were vis- iting' is-iting' last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J Thorn. They were. accompanied by Mrs. T. F. Wilson and Terry who had been their guests for two weeks. Treatments war; the subject of Mrs: Ward's lecture at the nurs- ing class on Friday night: She also supervised the practise work; in, making plasters, filling hot water bottles, etc. Bathing a .bed patient was practised under • the direction of Mrs. Stuart and Mrs. T. -F. Wilson. Members of the classare providing and serving the lunch at the Blood Clinic be ing held in Lucknow on.'Thurs- day. . Mr. Charles McQuillin of the Lady Nelson is spending a leave at his home here. A 3 -YEAR-OLD LAD, Murray Carmichael, son of Mrs. Mary Carmichael, was drowned in the Nine Mile River at Port Albert last Thursday ,where they were visiting. The boy's father° is on the staff of the . Charlottetown Guardian, P. E. I. `VVHITECHURCH. We are sorry to say Mrs. Aldir Purdon is sick in bed at Mrs. Fred Newman's in. Wingham. Mr. Roy McGee of Toronto . spent the week -end ;with hispar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry McGee. Mr. and °Mrs. Robert Mowbray and Miss Roberta Mowbray spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Leggatt pf Wingharn. Mr. Alex R. Kennedy of Win- nipeg who was on a business trip to Toronto spent the `week -end with his mother, Mrs; David 'Ken- nedy. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tich- borne of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Durnin arid family of St. Helens, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan a Kennedy of Wingham and Mr. Mrs. George Kennedy also visit- ed there on Sunday. Quite a number from here at- tended the special meeting in St. Andrew's Presbyterian church of. Wingham Sunday evening when the moderator, Rev. Mr. Stewart' of Midland preached an inspiring sermon. Quite a number are at- tending the special evangelistic services' in the Town Hall with music by the colored quintikte,.. from 9eveland. - Mr: Mcllwraith received word on Sunday that his sister, Mrs. James McWilliams. of . Toronto was seriously ill, and he and .Mrs. Mcllwraith left for Toronto Sun- day. She passed, away on Mon-: day: This community extends sympathy to the bereaved rela- tives. • Mr. and Mrs° Wm•. Simpson and Mn Hugh Simpson of Langside,. their son Cpl. Arthur Simpson of Mossbank, Sask., also Mr., aiid Mrs. Wallace Miller & Mrs. 'Thops Wilson and baby, of St. Helens, Miss Merle Wilson, R.N. of Wing - ham ,and Mrs. James Wilson, Sr. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James.: Wilson, Jr. Mr. Ernest Beecroft who went West on the harvest excursion took sick and returned home on doctor's orders. 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