The Lucknow Sentinel, 1941-06-05, Page 81T
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HOUSE COATS. Wrap-around of fine` qualiti! siub. .
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W 'SUMMER HAND HAGSyto carry with your sum
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`Pair. ..,: .,;,.,%.:.,+:,., ` 25c.
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• wear leen and fit .wall, ," "
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HE' LA.1Cl<NlW :S.E1�1T°ItNEL'
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WILLIAM MacKE ZIE
In the death of William MaclIenzie,
which occurred in St. MichaeVs Hos-
pital, T.orent,, • in the early;hours :lis
Sunday morning, Lucknow "has lost
a prominent and esteemed citizen.
Two weeks: previous. to his passing,
Mr. MacKenzie Was taken. to. St, Mich-
ael's Hospital, critically ill; and ' sev
eral days later ' underwent a •major.
amputation operation. in an effort
to Save his life., For- more than , •a
week ,..i withstood the .effects of th
ordeal:Vat, his strength failed him
and on . Saturday •his ffi.M4 was ca.11-
ed to 'Itis ,bedside as :it became evi-
dent the .end wag near...
„ Willia7ri. 'MacKenzie Wag ' widely
known throughout the district where
iw,orxl; of his death caused deep sor-
row, as • was evidenced by . the vast
° . congregation that ' gathered ' in: the
OBITUARY • .
CLARA McNIECE •
The death of Miss Clara `McNiece
occurred suddenly' . 'at' her• home : • in
Lucknow on .Thursday, evening,' fr.' m
a Heart .attack .Miss McNiece.' was in
her 74th year:
Miss _yeNiece was a. daughter, athe late lv[r• and Mrs, Wm' McNiece, seas during. the `last war. \'
natives of Ireland, who first settled. For more thairthiry' years .he has
'at Georgetown ,before in'.ovmg as pion.,
Presbyterian' Church for the funeral
'Service on Tuesday afternoon to pay
a final , tribute of respect to a life -
:•long resident ,of Kinloss and . Luck -
CAL and GENERAL.)
'You Are •Needed Now—join, The:
Active Army, - ..
Mrs N. L. Campbell oioronto
rs' in ,quite'poor health . at present.
14lx. • John Howe who is suffering'
from .a heart condition is atpresent
confined to bed. • •
Mr. MacKenziewas.. born on ,the.
Second Concession sof • Kinloss sixty-
slit years' ago, one of a family: of
four'sons and two daughters' of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Roderick MacKen-:
zie. As•'a. young. man •he.became •in-
terested in thbuyin
e g of •tees, aril"'
carried on an extensivebusiness in
this line; shipping. many : fine horses
to• Western, Canada, as well as over -
•ser residents to Kinloss Village wuhere
their daughter. 'Clara -was born, , and
where Mr. McNiece 2aUowed his trade
as a shoemaker. •
•
r1..
Curtains
Drapes
Cretons
Miss" .McNiece attended school at.
Blackhorse, and !for • ,'.'number of
years • was employed ' :in -Kincardine,:
until returning to Kinloss Township
to make her home with _her 'brother
John and sister, Fannie. They both
predeceased her and after her' bro.
theats 'death in 1924, • Miss- McNiece
.Mr. and Mrs; A. 'O'Brien of De-
troit were. week=end visitors at. the
home of: Mr. Harold .A1Iin,.
-' Mr. andMr •.Alex. Snmith of De-
troit
were week ,end visitors here
with , the _ erinees: Brothers, :Tom•.•;an4'
Jin! .:Smith. • j -
Mrs. Percy, 'and son Alvin 'of De
troii;were visitors with friends • in this
community the latter part , of ' the
been a • resident of the Village,'='shard
OWN* • took' an 'active interest in the
wielfare' of the municipality, He was"
a .devoted member. end' faithful at-,
tendant of. .the, Lucknow Presbyterian
Church, and in this respect Rev: C. H.
-MndD nald-paid a fitting -reference-
to his deep • devotion to hischurch,.
during the funeral sermon: At the
time of his death Mr. MacKenzie was,
chairman of the Board of Managers.
:For.: several years. Mr. MacKenzie
has . been a valued- member 'Of the
Mr, and Mrs. • C. M. Johnston and
son Douglas of Sarnia were Week -end
visitors - with •Mr. and ' Mrs.. • Richard
Webster.
`Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Sieloff: and ..son
Elroy of Detroit were week -end vis-
itors 'with friends and relatives in
the community,.
'lir. and Mrs.. Wm. •Graham and
Mrs. Helen ' Eskrick of • Kincardine
span -flay �w iVl IYss, .
Adam- Bowman. ,
Mr. and Mrs. J:, R. McNab and Mt. Sale... See the ad on. page. _four.:
and Mrs. J. C. McNab were in. London' Mrs. Sydl►ey Rouse , (nee Evelyn
on Monday attending the funeral' of Whitby:; who Underwent'an• *send -
Mrs J• 1 :,•Gill! a. Mr- Gill es is sec, • •iritis operation in Goderich two Weeks
retary of Silverwood Dairies, Limited -,h ago; returned to her homehere the.
, Mr. R. V. MacKenzie who has been, latter part of the week.
moved do Lucknow where she has Lucknow `School Board.' He was'' an
ardent Liberal in politics and it would
since resided. ` t
not be amiss to say that he thorough-
.She•was, the last. of the family. Bra ly, enjoyed:.a :ganne' of checkers, and'
there and sisters who have'predeceas-
in the vast throng that filed past the
ed her are, Thos,, William and John; ' casket on Tuesday afternoon, there
Fannie.;. Mrs Alex •South,' Mrs. Hugh were' many of his checker ;club ' as
Taylor and Mrs. Connley,, while an- '
saciates; with nvhom he "'often did
other brother died\ in infancy : .;grreridiy' battle
The funeral service was held at tier Members of,:the teaching. Staff and
late residence! on, Saturday, Conducted... .
b y Rev. James Wilkins in the.absen&
Stool Board attended ,the service, in
of Rev, R. C.;Todd.Interment was in a body as did members of Old Light
Greenhill Cemetery, Lodge A.F..8t. A.M.; of ;which' Mr.
1 MiteKenzie, was a member for over
Big Crowd At:Barn pence • thirty-five `years. Last rites of the
were conducted by ,Past Master • Don-
ald. Blue. •
Thirty-five -yea's ago -last Novem-
ber • Mr. MacKenzie married Annie
Paterson and since then their ;horns.
in-Iiucknow. hat .: always` -°been one
where a •friendlywelcome and hos-
pitality prevailed.
Besides his .sorrowing widow, there
survives • one daughter, Katherine, of
the •Toronto Teaching Staff and five. '
'sons, Tom of . Timmins, Ont.;' Alex
of the Royal. Air Force: at Crumlin;
Dr. William MacKenzie of Chicago;
Frank and. John K. at home.
As well two sisters, Mrs. D. M.
Thompson of Lucknow and Catherine
of Kinloss and three brothers, Ken-
neth R. and John MacKenzie of 'Iflr-
committee of the County Council meta loss and•Alex. of Aylesbury,: Sask.., al -
on • Tuesday and instructed County
ane and
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THURSDAY, JUNE 5th, '199.
i s. Wm; Hackett of I•iarriston is
visiting with .Mrs W. J. McNa11.•
Mrs. .Jack -Leith has been visiting
in Listowel' wIbE M r. and Mrs. ,George
Leith.
Mr, Hugh Taylor of Toronto at-
tended'• the funeral • of Miss Clara Me -
Niece on Saturday,•
: • '
Artifur3, Andrew ' returned to Kap
uska,sipg •on Saturday following a
Holiday at his home. here.•
. '
Miss Edna . Cook who is taking. a
three -`months.' coui+se. in Loridon..spent
the week -end'` with, her 'Parents, '
New:.British Goods, towels, towelling,
cottons, sheetinge,. prints, broadcboths
at'Old '.Low Prices..' The.. . Market
'ENGAGEMENTS
AGEMENTS
Mr. and gra.,George Taylor of
Lucknow• wish to •announce the en=
gagement• - of their only daughter,
,Evelyn; Gladys,. to Mr, Garnet- Hen:- •
dersbn, -son .of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Hendersol,,,of Amberley., The Wed-
ding will' take place the • latter part
of the month. -
Was 83 Last' Week ' -
Mr. W. I3': Johnston .of Exeter, and
formerly ofAshfield; , observed his
33rd birthday Q.A. Tuesday ;of last'
week, when many frierlds'called iupoa.
the: esteemed gentleman to . extend
congratulatipn'f : .
Store. BRUCE COUNTY •COUNCIL will
•
IVlr, and Mrs,- Rlussel•'tree and fame; meet `at Kincardine,' on June 10th `for
ily of Georgetown called on Mr,' and its• summer meeting .. The: death of
Mrs. Neil MacDonald during the past Warden S M. Ewart,has made it nec
week..,
Myrtle .Graham, Reg.N., who is. on
the 'staff of the. Ontario, Hospital. at
London;. has''' been promoted to the
position of !}ental nurse.
• Mr, and Mrs. Wan: Armstrong and.
Miss Beatrice ,Armstrong have .re-•
turned home after speuding two weeks
with relatives in.London. ,
•
JUNE BRIDES, here is, xaur op-
rtY;7iityaio secure ons si•1ver ave
and -complete dinner, sets,.at big say-,
ings, diving Schmid's 4th Anniversary
essai°y to choose a su`ceessor. Among
those named as possible agiiirants are
Reeves ;P. D. Leisemer'of Mildmay;'
Logie • of . Paisley; White of Lion's
Head- and -Pollock • of-Kiricrirdifie.
confined to bed : for the past ,nine i ,. Mr: and Mrs: J. 3,. Ryan, Dungan -
months,' , is somewhat • improved in Hort and Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Me.,'
health and is able to; be up for short Mullen' o Riple and Mr: 'Rory:._and
-1serirrds4a lr 'da `. • • 11VIiss Margaret. Ross. spent • Sunday- at
• Mr. and Mrs." L),'. R.. MacDiarmid Mi'. and Mrs. Neil MacDonalds. -
and Son. Donald of Cleveland, Ohio, Miss. iI • 'Ann 'MacLennan of Evan=
and D. L. MacDiarmid.of Jamestown, ston, Ill;, visited the:'•past"week with
New York, visited the. ,latter, part° of. her father- Mr Oscar Kieffer •of Hol. rood . a son
# , . F. � D.MacLennan: on. y ,
the 'Week with : Mr: Alex Maciiiarmid ' Friday, Mr.: MacLennan, his daugh- Rodger George Oscar. The infant died
after birth. ':'.
Mrs, ySain McGuire, who is making : ter. Ann .and : his sister, Mrs.. ,f, W. •
her home with Mr. end'•Mrs.. W. R•.' Murray •enjoyed. a fishing trip. to CLEM1 NTS—At Victoria ,Hospital„
Hamilton, is• at' present. visiting ,lfor' Lake Huron securing a fine mita London, Ont, on May: 27th, 1941, to
a .couple :of Weeks at Straffordville, of perch. On Saturd'ay'MissJVIacLen-•..Mr.-and-Mr-s.--L-ariLy-,0; Glcrnents--(mit
•near.Tillsonburg,, ' ith her; son Ralph nan went to Toronto to visit with Ellen Barrett) a son,. Bradley Laur-
Million and Mrs Million. . her two sisters. encs...
(ungoleum
Linoleum
and
Feltol 'Rugs
I .
SPECIAL Prices
During June
atai
VICTORY
BONDS .
rT•
The CKNX Saturday ,• night' barn
dance• was broadcast ",from t e stage
of Carnegie Hall last • Saturday even-
ing: Vile hour and a;:Tralf: program:
Was presented before' a large and
fence that packed ' the 'hall. .•
AIRPORT CUTS $17,600 OFF -
ASHFIELD TAX ROLL
Airport property is now located in
four `.townships of Huron , County. Its
transfer • to the Government means
that jt is exempt , from taxatiozi and
that the townships 'affected will Pose
varied •amounts,. in taxes each year.
The. situation; , affects the' County's
,,equalized assessment and it will have
to be revised and brought up to date.'
Zn -'-this. connection the equalization
Order, at -the Church and graveside
LOSES THREE "FI'NGERS
Thomas McMillan, •well.'known Ash-
field township 'farmer, lost th'r'ee' fin-
ger§ of '•his left hand in a peculiar
accident. While tying a lively horse.
to. -a hitching past his hand got caught
':, fhp _+_ie_„'J,�J.pr T1.`;nririag., L�fs,,.tl.n
horse's head crushed the'rope so •badly,
into' Mr. McMillan's hand that three
;fingers had to be., amputated. 'He is
in Alexandra Hospital, .Goderich.
TlY,rs., Fri.,: Sat. .lune 5,, 6;
M►RX BROTHERS
RS -•in—
.-'AND THE WEST HASN'T •
BEEN THE SAME: SINCE!
Absolutely The 'Funniest . Picture
This Year. •
MON , TtlES„ • -J.1) N E 'y -•IO•:
•• ROBERT TA.Y LOR. . •.
!711.6 -111, -,COMMAND
The-Sereeieallest AViatian..Pictttre_
• Not A War Film....
_four. Days
• WED. -SAT:, .JUNE
CHARLIECHAPLAIN
"The Groat
.R,Edul t.R. pRt10E5, .'�rl,
BORN
•d
M'ULLIN•-•=In .`Wingham r•Hospital' on•:''.
Thursday, 1VZay 29th to,- Mr. arrd Mrs.
Stewart:Miiilin,of Lucknow, a dain„•h-
ter.
Listowel, :. on-Thin;sday,
May 15th to Mr. and Mrs. C eo. Leith,
a son.:
KIEFFER-In Wingham Hospital on
Tuesday,. May• 27th to. ,Niri•:and ;Mrs.
THE
U'NITED9
CHURCH.
L-UC•Ki;NO'W--
• SUNDAY •
� t
•.
ACNE rth
10 a:m:—Church School:
11 :a.m..—Subject—"TREASURES-
THAT .MQNEY ' CANNOT BUY".
7 . p.m.—Evening - Worship., .,Sub-
, Sub-
"AN-.. OLD.�F-ASti-ZONED.
GOSPEL".
so• survive. '
Clerk Norman Miller to prepare a, new . The funeral, service on Tuesday was
table. for submissio o the June sea= '!(conducted by his pastor, Rev. .C. H,
cion: Colborne' has lost $15,000 in as ' MacDonald; assisted by Rev. C. N.
sessrnent, Ashfield $17,600; .Tucker- MacKenzie of Ripley and Rev. J. C.
smith $6,900 • and Stanley •4 small
amount. Total figures- of the. County
equalized ' assessment .'cannot be
changed; but Viet the four townships
.have lost will have to he, absorbed
so it is said, by those municipalities
"Whose . equalized assessments were
raised at the last countyawide equal-
ization. In this instance the amount,
of money' init'olved is only a few hun-
dred dollars:Signal-Star. . ,
Nicholson of. Pine River, fellow mem-
bers of the .Masonic Order.• • ' .
Interment was .in .South •Kinloss
Cemetery liwith ' G. H. Smith, Albert
Boyd, W. E. Henderson, Walter Mac-
Kenzie,
acKenzie, . Wm. MacKenzie, .Langside
and Cameron' MacDonald acting as.
pallbearers,. • • •
Canada Needs Your Help —. Enlist
Now. '
or tht-.Ju$eT.Bri.de
WE HAVE 4. COMPLETE STOCK
OF CLOTHES, GIFTS ' AND ETC.,
• FOR BRIDES.
CALL WAND SEE THEM.
PEARLMAl
'PHONE 83
LU'CENOW, ONT. '
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UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE PLAN
ibutioris to the . Us►ez�stp a e
at
Con come pay
•=nsvurance Fu> 94� • .
able as
scop JUIY 1st,:'• the employe! •.
' Contributions are. made by
yotd by ye*
-and the employees . and .are p i by thetamps
chase of UnemPl�nenl I•nswr i
'by the employer from _ the -Post Og ccs.
CM lions axe deducted
° pF,GISTER the
The employee
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and in addition, • P998 the..admints-
traUOis, which -include the operation of
�4tion costsNational
ant Service for the
a National Eutplo ' • loyees h
of.emp pyels and employees. convenience - by.all persons
_
Contributions . else .payable {yeti ons
While in employment : b�� .r the
players,' with their. exceptions
, panel below: o! eve emplol+er will ' b
The 'mat 'WITH.- COMMISSIOIN
ached to a•
s employet. • � .to
a postcard atk
i h $ b9 i>on - by >com$let g t $ri the. rat and obttain-
ed to� a -special- 1 er. form which � . ��xarice• books for alrhm
Stamps will be affil b the snip oy, and•>s81�g t, as to .whether
called the Irlfslxrance Book,,a �ecoYd of .con•. �m �yees; . 11 there is �� them,' are ern-
The book Is the employe. a unemployed em p employees; . re any
it foriosst nd whenhe.become when you return
Ib ' " record;pfrom w' f1s wil j01Ce your
ask for instru , n
If forms thedetails .W�: be, postal aid: ' if you'd• not.receive a form .
;paid. Full the p . O o to not nearest Post
bepefits may p• you have : returned � � sough the ,tail 9 �employers
sent to you when p$ice and ask for one: AU relax to-
after5
n the d . lsaohed to a form which is "' lete '�registra n p
lin the' ilra must comp
d hue bees adapted julne 14tk; 1941:
feels that it can ba
` loyels ass n thirty Yea=s ezpe P. ttrdtion rs co. : ,
n based ups the fact that regi s an infraction and
Great Bnmin. to ” any failure' act to penalties.
the
The Uo nion Government adds' 2 t . .law and -is sub)
the ..., mbrned ®mPlOyee-emplol►9r •OTMENT'' IN'SIIRANCE COMMISSION,
•t°t THE UN> i. OTTAWA, GRANDE
IiON. Afire ster of A1!1 A w '
The plat► of grace urs and' em- The Commrssron
associ tionWltb emPloijer
• $and is ,one which ' tide - . assured Of the'
a=ttic Nevull ertheless, attention is droperation of awn to
o�afrl t ' "hence in p foyers is drry and
ee to register l .
all of Whore E ployees ore to One or More
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&igloo iia • �overnment of say province
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vaileie
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son beinbeing tins nred.�
ti Sarvtos Andel any municipalminima,.
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. share moans oso191fielihood and II; the • employes
U not, ander a ...toot a woo. lesiva,
graPliiier mend one: how and mobilo
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ellen btonght - by' eD al rulings .
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lasted $glow, Need Not Register
d danoln9 ■s l/•h•�'
44; fleabane. of •tba tamed
0. dm Government
. oil CCUtda•
•'. it pommeled /R ehatactpr.
At 4
gals el tmnnnerotton excesdinp•
2,000 if a Vis, (sn. tradesmen em.
1p.
pealoz d to the building conetraotron industry
ars S b• tnsrrsd)• than
t7sdol• wlos
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of the Employments '
ii., Subsidiary empioymeate,, not the mate
S. W1'en .lhe' employea person
and Si ewn the
iervloe of bra or her huts
19. Where no wages al's paid and the sun.
, ploys• is this child• of the ,employer.
20. Whore wages ars paid tom playing° any
game. • ,
• 21. Elul employment whets • ordinarily inn-
ployed
(a) for less than four hours a day, or •
Cbl by mere than one emploer loy any but
lees
than four home 'a day
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thomi of la out to
tel $ only • available for , imp n l 'mora
ore
employment
than two dayi.In any, week,
means of livelihood. •
THE UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COMMISSION
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