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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-05-06, Page 5WEDNESDAY,. MAY .6th, 196+.4., THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO J. E. MacDonald ESSO SERVICE FOR TOP QUALITYATLAS 'BATTERIES; DUNLOP TIRES . (Most Sizes In Stock) AT. REASONABLE PRICES! Repairs to .All Makes of Cars and Tractors. All 2 Licensed' Mechanics . heel Alignflieflt and Balancin MOTORCADE -DEALER,•. .42 Sentinel Nofi.ce ;Gave Birth Proof The old files . of The Sentinel. preciative that James Bryan'made, don't carry as. many 'birth an- an insert • in The, Sentinel." nouncements as one would . ex- Dr Elliot is still practicing :pert, and births which .were an- in . eye, ear, nose,, and 'throat, at. flounced:, are chiefly - village -born 1826 West Broadway in' . Vancou babies: - ..s I ver., : He is', a son of the late Mr. ' That isunderstandable in the'and. Mrs, John ;Elliot,, his father era .before the telephone '.or.' rural having operated the Hub Grocery. mail. Communication • with the in Lucknow prior to and : early publisher w wasn't so convenient after the turn of the century. lie then,.and 'possibly ssibly with"large fam- sold his' business . to Frank -.Cain, dies so; . who operated the. store' briefly,. _. : commonplace,' � ' another . little visitor wasn't so. "newswor In' dlining health Mr. Cain sold thy."•the business to : W. ' W. Hill: Mr.. But, toget back to the.point,Cain's death ' occurred the : day Rev..y' after. Mr. Hill took over the bus - Rev. H. W. Strapp � recently. had a letter from Dr: S. Graham .. :El- bless. •n In ' .his letter Mr 'Elliot refers not of Vancouver . seeking to tablish' .:proof of' birth in' . connec-,, to , the : Bryan family.. He says Mr• tion with some. insurance otic - les: . Bryan was: killed: when .struck by p a locomotive in ' North Vancouver many : years ago. His widow.' and The Sentinel files of 1893, re- corded Dr.,. Elliot's birth arid since 'their sons Mel and :Wilbur have all passed on. then.': letters . of appreciation Have been received :by 'Mr. Strapp and the 'Publisher: The Doctor : said "I .. appreciate .:;your effort's ..in lo- cating evidence that. I " 'was' born:,.. Dr. J.: S. ' Tenant : apparently :. did NEWS BRIEF Effective' : May •1St. it became necessary to tie up .all dogs in district centres• ari.o!ig, which are not register, my .birth. I am ap- .Teeswater,•>,Winghanl :and- Blyth, r a�S Vol • of 'she ,gums?:.. 4e' 3tps MQ`eo itt SUN LIF ASSURANCE • COMPANY OCANADA •„ the f ree gys. These wonderful days of boyhood last -such a short time. But while:your son is growing up, you can be helping him to face the future With confidence through life. insurance. For example, you can assure him an advanced' education with one of Sun Life's educational policies; you can guarantee hisluture Instfrability with -a Guaranteed Insurability. Benefit; you canlay the foundation for his future life insu"rance:with a Junior, Adjustable Policy. Where, with no increase in premium, each: $1,000 of insurance increases to $5,000 at age 21. ''Most important of all,, you need an up-to-date program, on your own life to assure your family an, adequate income" in the event of your death. WM. J. KINAHAN R.R. 2, Lucknow Phone . Vi ngharn 35 t';1,98 7 • Brother end Sister Qutlanding At Music Festival =: (WHITECHURCH' NEWS) At Peel County music ' festival held April 29 at Brampton,'eleven year-old Colleen Farrier of Long Branch was, awarded 89 marks for piano sight reading 'in. ' under ° 15 class.A She won 7 gold medals, :5 silvermedals and 2 "bronze med- als,. a total of . 14 :"medals which won for her the title ' of Queen of Peel. Festival and she . also won a junior piano scholarship, • She and her brother Brian; 12,. were awarded 88 marks and a gold medal for the piano duet class. Brian also came first in a piano ear test . with 80 marks wh h won for him a silver', medal:. Brian won '3 gold medals and • 3 silver medals '2' bronze medials,,, a total ,of 8.• ,medals: Colleen and Brian are the daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Carman. Farrier of . Long Branch.. Their .grandpar- ents are : Mrs. W. R. Farrier of Whitechurch and Mr. .and :Mrs. Nelson Higgins, Morris. Township. Congratulationsfrom this •coin= inanity • to Colleen and -Brian as they have frequently given of 'their talent here at entertainments in the village: WHITECHURcH The . Y.P S held their meeting Tuesday, evening in , the 'United,. .Church. Sunday School room. The president: 'Mr.. Elwin 'Moire pre- sided for the business` 'session. The meeting , was , opened with a sing -song ' enjoyed by. the ..24'. a4ten ders On Friday'evening the'soc- iety. iety 'was invited to 'a Record Hop sponsored by the Teeswater Y.P,.•S: : Many .from: our . group attended, The: next meeting .. will be. 'held May 12: Misses Susanne and ' Wen dy 'Reynolds had ,charge of : the meeting-: Citizenship and Comr un ity Service. Miss '!Susanne '.Rey- nolds • gave ,the Call • to `' Worship,, A hymn : was , sung , and Miss Wen- dy ` Reynolds led • in prayer. Miss Susanne. Reynolds read the • Scrip- ture and led in .the discussion on the: topic, . No'man is an, islandto himself. ' She ,.also gave a poem. Anotherhymn was sung ,and: Miss Wendy ' Reynolds. gave ' the clos- ing prayer. The :Whitechurch Custard' Cut- ies Misses Diane coultes, Bever- ley. Soloman, •• Sandra. , Fisher, Al- ma •Conn, Tereasa. De Bruyn, Mar- lene Weber _ and: Janis Farrier with their .leaders .Mrs. Dan Tif- fin .and Mrs, Tom Magoffin 'at- tended Bruce 'South 4-H ' Achieve- ment.•Day .held in Kincardine High School Saturday afternoon The` Custard' . Cuties ' had t� ' give au exhibit and they 'chose the ' Milk ,Bar,, which exhibited 5 'drinks for any occasion made with milk. Miss Beverley Soloman gave the com- mentary fon the: exhibit. All re- ceived a spoon: Miss 'Beverley Sol- oinan received her ;County ,Honors certificate having completed 6 projects. 'The fall project : is Sleep- ing Garments. Mrs. Garnet Fare ries and: Mr. Victor' Emerson pro- vided cars. for' the. • Cuties and spent, the day'with friends in.Kin- cardine. • LIBERALS , NAME DELEGATES TO ANNUAL MEETING P:�p►GE •F)VE4 MONUMENTS For sound counsel and a..fair price on a monument correctly .designed from, ''quality material, ' rely on SI(ELTOI..1MEMORIALS Pat O; lagan, 'Prop.; . s Established. Over Sixty Phone; 8$1.0234 . Waterton tario SUGAR and g SPICE By BILLL SMILEY IT HAPPENED, ONE SU Does ; going, :to . church'. improve your golf score? 'Do you -put the in" .when you good side , out or " build a fence. on your property? How many people attend evening' .service ,at, church? ' . Why do wom en:, live', longer than men? I don't 'know how you 'spend Sunday, • . these • fine spring days; but I got. the answer to: these questions;:.and :a .few `others, last Sunday:" Went to , • church Sunday Morn- ing, and. was early, for once::.:It" • was twenty .to eleven when I ar- rived, and it's usually eighteen Minutes.. later .than ' that. . The':,reason' was .that I wkras on hand to teach Bible, ,Class, which begins at' quarter 'to . ten.. You' guessed it. The Smileys, for about: the 'tenth . year in w row,., had, for gotten to join the .swingto ‘.. Day- light':. Saving: time: • * ** •. Took advantage of ct.e elf -1 time to line : up golf ,.game , with. fellow pillar of congregation. "An- swer. n-swer•' to , question .1 No. I can't understand it, but going, to church doesn't improveyour golf. This Vier ' good ;.'Anglican and I : took on a ' couple of : Presbyterians who admitted: they'd missed morning. service: The y' licked. us. Badly. Home` at 4 p:m. Sat -in :'chair in sun:' in yard, licking • golf wounds. Wife. appears. Glares. ' around yard. Looks . meanly at me, then at half -raked leaves, 'half-baked* dog who messes .everywhere; . cat who climbs' screen on kitchen door and ruins it, . huge branch off oak.; tree 'lying across ' flower. beds, "'fence leaning towards us at. 45. degrees. She tells me we've got - to have a new fence. It'll . cost '•hundreds of dollars. I : produce a diversion. • Huron Liberals. • at a • meeting i ;Clinton •last. :week -named dele- ' 'gates to represent 'Huron -ridings at the annual meeting of the On- tario Liberal Association, : being• held in : Toronto, May 1:' and 16.'• Huron federal riding association - president A. Y. McLean, Seaforth,. and provincial riding president E. B Menzies, Clinton, presided at the joint meeting. : "Delegates named area'• Federal Association -- John La - port, R.R.:'2„. Zurich; Cecil. Blake, •1 ungapnon; Mrs. Alex Addison; Clinton; Alterriat s Harold Shore, Goderich;. John Broadfoot, Brucefield; and Ivan Kalbfleisch, Zurich. • .'; • • Provincial Association -- E.. B. Menzies, Clintpn; Howard. Aiken; Goderich; Mrs:' Kenneth • Bridges, Exeter. Alternates 4w Mrs. Elmer Cameron, R.1t, 4, Seaforth; George Dieckert, .Zurich; Larry Wheatley, R.It 1,• Dublin, UNDAY Ask - her her• whether we'll put ' good side of fence, in or out, I suggest' out. She , says ' no I' say every- body does: She says • I'm crazy. I say, calmly; ' she's ' ridiculous. *: Leap m car. 'to. inspect .fences all ' over :town. Some face. in, others" • out., . Nobody will . give in. '. ,She ' gets „Sore, I 'give , in. But .. I'm telling you - right here,' •answer , to Question' 2: Depends . ion whether' you. want to 'look . at: the nice" side:, of your fence, or want your neigh- bors.. to see it. '. • 'Urgent call' during dinner. Sides man "needed for , :evening service. Can't :think. quickly. Agree reluc- tantly:. Get to. church. Not a ;pillar in ,' sight:: Not . a,' sinner. . Not, a- , choir, . member. Three. altar boys,, rector ' on the. job. Congregation' is :me, Got 'the', works, including sermon Answer , to .Question 3. But rector :told a good ::story Pater:: One elderly - cattle. farmer turned - up; once� for eve ning ser - •vice. Preachers' id,.kindly, "Since you're the onLybe :hereperhaps •we'll dispense'with\ r 'the .sermon:" Fariner. says, :,uWell, if I loaded the . whole; wagon. With: feed and only one old.cow turned up, .• think I'd feed : bpi."' Preacher agreed it was good logic Went through ;entire 'servke, including •' one-hour sermon: When it • ended, he asked, fann- er arin-er what ' he '.thought.' Latter .re- plied, "Well, if . I, loaded the whole wagon: with feed, and ' only one old cow turned up -to be fed, • I don't think I'd dump the whole wagon in front Of -her." .:' ' . And the ''answer' to . the last question? . ' Why • do '.women • live 'l'onger than; ,. men. 'Taint .original, but I like it ' '"Because' •they don't- have . wives." even your And when the time comes, make sure you get an efficient, bard working Esso Oil furnace, the furnace..., . that stays younger 03 • much -longed _ - ..._. Dowd: P'aymeot-- , p .To 10` .Years To Pay OY HAVENS r + . Plum mg- • eathig Phone 528-3012 Lucknow R And t E d SER SO O L URN R "ALES An VICE ,HOME NEAT SER'1JICE