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LUCKNOW SENTINEL,: LZTCKNOW. ONTARIO
' WEDNES.UA•tJAN, 3rd 19.62:
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every woman, • pr•
on her feet a .lot! House::
wives, expectantrothers,,
working women, women
with mild varicose veins
....:have been wearing
Supp -hose 'and •repotting.
wonderful results! .''•
CoatsJ
.just one-third:what
you'd. expect' to: pay.I •.
Outwears =other nylons•
•Contains no rubber i
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No: 570,201
af arliion • 10 ger Squire
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Agent for
KtNCAI�DINE 'CLEANERS
ASHTON'S
' •
1.adtes • & Men's Wear •
Lucknow' - Phone
:THAT ,' Mr. and, Mrs. ' Raynard
Ackert and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
Ackert are pending 'a, month
in the -sunny South.
fa
reciates Facts
ut- Forbe�rs.
,T mid-November'. we had the
occaSlozi to be of some assistance
to .C. J. Maier. of ,Oxnard;. Cali-
fornia, in locating relatives Ing:
this. community of a' friend
Erwin • McDonald.
Erwin is a grandson c . thePlate
Neil McDonald and Margaret
McGuire. His 'grandfather learn-
ed . the..tinsmithing in Lucknow,
`arid, upon his early death his Wi-
dow and . three young .children,
Harry, `William :and Neilena, re-
turned to the Olivet ,community
where Mrs. MacDonald was rais-
ed, being:.a , daughter of Mr , ,,and
Mrs. William McGuire. y
Erwin's, father was Harry Mac
DonaldWho: ho: married and lived
in. Montana;. where' his death oc-:
curved • some 30. years .ago at the
age ,of. 48. •
.'Armed'" with but scant in
formation; Mr..: Maier. visited this
community in the fall, and by his
,persistence.was able to piece to,:.
gether . the loose ends as to who
Erwin . McDonald's "forbears. were:'
Ike have received ,the; follow -
r from Mr,Maier:.
follow-
ing 'lett:..e ..
130.0• Valley Park Drive
Oxnard, . California. '
Dear. Mr. Thompson,
'On illy. return from my trip a
'couple of•iweeks,,ago •I was pleas-
antly ;surprisedto find a .copy' of
the ''Lucknow' Sentinel" .await...
ing• me: and even. more surprised
to findthe mice : write up you
gave of; my visit to your town. I•
thank ;you . for all your courtesies
and also for the. additional in
formation. you Were. able to 'ga;
Cher.
Early this week •1 went to 'Los
Angeles and relocated, my friend,
Erwin•McDonald, ' whom I hadn't.
seen 'fornearly nine years and
gave. Mian ;a•written and verbal,
report' ' of my research';,' He., was.
very 'pleased with.;.my 'persistent
interest and .the informnation l had
gathered. The inyformatiOri. anew
ered a lot of questions, that: had
long been',in his mind: He intends.
to writeto his close. relatives.
Yours sincerely,
'Clarence J. Maier;
tep�ris Uri Rabies
Brucellosis
(By George Gear, /Bruce County.
Agricultural Representative)
1 learn from the 'Health of Ani -
'nuts Branch that the brucellosis
'test: fer:;Bruce County isg:..
P ro rens-
ing satisfactorily.... About one-
quarter' of the testing . has been
completed' and it "will no 'doubbt.be
finished. .by spring. ,• the percent-'
age of reactors i$ very ,mall --
:about 'one-half: of one Per cent' of
the, total cattle and: less than': one
"per, cent of the herds . This speaks.
'Well for; our long experience with'
calfhood vaccination. Practically
' all the ' heifer calves in Bruce
County'' have -been° vaccinated for.
a number of,yeats'now', There is
no doubt that if no cattle had been.
brought ' in ' with :brucellosisit
would have been eliminated, .It
is hoped that veterinarians and
• far/mers will°continue the calfhiood
:vaccination • program because 'in
spite of getting rid of all bruce1-
16si5 reactors the, cattle popula-'
tion Will need some prot'ecti6n per
`chance some source 'of .,infection
was , brought in . in the future,
:It is not news that the' incidents
of rabies , is much greater "this'
fall ;than anyone anticipated: The
fox population that was :practi-
M calls, wiped out. in the ,previous'
epidemic seems , to have replen-
ished itself somewhat' and ,there
are some foxes around. Too much
cannot be said in the way' of
warning' ,people to'. be on the
watch for foxes or livestock that
act peculiarly. It might be• a. good
idea to . get : the old guru in, order
and keep it ,handy - as f lag
been 'said, it is much better to
burya fox than ;•a coni":
FORMER ''LO'CAL PASTOR
RELATES ' FINANCING TALE
his: Sentinel sub-.
In renewin+g,tb- •
scription, • Rev;. A: S. • Mitchell
neglected to. endorse ',the 'cheque
and in ..rectifying the omission, :he
penned . a. note that ' . we . 'found
interesting and: pass alongto our
readers: :Mr.' Mitchell, :who now:
resides in Hamilton, 'is. a former
'rector of Si. 'Peters and, associated
;:parishes. He ,Writes:'
Dear Mr Thompson,'.
1 • am sorrythat I did not sign
the cheque but assure you 'there
Was no ;purpose in the :omission.
:However, I. do rememberthat,
many years ago (nearly seventy)
one 'of . the'.lar'gest importing . and
wholesale firms in England 'and:
having' ideal reputation; found
that • they could. not pay: cash on
time.. They mailed all cheques
unsigned and before the error
could be rectified, there was am-
ple to'. meet all 'obligations :and
the•'reputation was. saved. As a
young „man I . rememiber being
told of this little trick, as •"classi-
cal finance. However, • • I; ', am
thankful that, in spite of seasonal.
demands; >' I. was not so closely,
strapped.
• With- every good wish to' all,.
' • 'Arthur S. Mitchell.`
he$entinet
7 .
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THAT'' W , L. MacKenzie, Mary
and' Russell Algin .had , Christ-,.
mas dinner;• with Mrs. Jessie:;
Aliin in 'her room in Victoria
Hospital. Jessie is typically.
.cheery..' and is gaining in streng-
th.. She has been receiving
treatment "to clear up an .in-
,fection, before; undergoing ;the
heart surgery which is neces
saryif she is to regain her
health. •
THAT a Season's 'Grreetings
"card" :from the Hamilton••Red
Wings, 'Junior. A. hockey team,
carried' " pictures of all the
m' .
is Paul Henderson, :son of Mr.
players. A xnember of the tea
• and..Mrs:. Garnet Henderson Of
Lucknow. , The Redf„ Wings are.
flying high this season: and
look like ; real . contenders,: fox;
. the •championship . „
AT
T4441 the kindness of :inany'.in
this community added Much
joy. 'to Christmas` at, thehome
of Mr. and. Mrs: Leo' Huber.'
Leo;; who was employedop the'
ICNR section here, has not 'Work-
ed. for almost two years, • as a
result of._, a muscular.' ailment
,and 'rheumatic condition. •The
muscular weakness made it im
::possible to carry on: his dirties,
end the only relief he gets, is;:
from . tablets: ; taken :regularly.
:each day,. •
THAT' Jack•`Barbour. of:.Vancou-
ver .sends :best wishes for.: 1962
to any old .friends who are .left
in •the olds home:,town. Mr. Bar-
.. bour, a retiredrailway ':man,
is a son .of the late frchie
Barbour of Lucknow; who 'was'
secyeat onmanit here for Many.
years
1 I.
THAT a public' fleeting will be
held in the 'St. Helens Hall. on
' Thursday evening of this week,
at 8:36.. The .rneetitigis called
• by the West .Wawanosh • Town -
:ship ',Council and the purpose
is to receive information', dis
Cuss an .obtain 'the feeling' of:
that portion of the township
in the Lucknow High School
Area, 'regarding the ,proposed
Vocational ,school• at •Win Barn:
THAT students of LUtcknoW Dis-
Jri . t High. School held their
Christmas dance, on Friday, De-
cember 22nd; The• auditorium
was decorated by• Grade eleven,
students and music was' sup-
plied by Emmerton's` orchestra.
Highlight. of the evening was
the draw ' for a.. portable • radio
. which was wen by. Jim Reed.
THAT "our' attention was drawn
'to an error in the 'classifi4I
column in the :.last: issue, :when
who else but 'Harvey .Webster,
• .local:Ford:'salesman; gave us a•
buzz' to say he'd :pay $1,006: for
that '1962 Ford ..which was :ad-
vertised for wrecking. The fact
is., , it should ••have" read "1952 "
A•T amon g • one ofour earliest
post -Christmas customers. was
the venerable Lucknow nonage
nariart Thos.: H. urns
� $� ., who
was;; in to renew at:couple of
'Sentinel subscriptions. Mr.
.'Burns, who is approaching his.
94th birthday; walked :down
town, as he so, often does; from.;
• his ' home near .'the CNIt .depot..
Mr; ', Burns thinks-. nothing ' ;of:
this long walk, but says that
"he's not 'as •,'mart as he used
to be." .
THAT Mr. and : Mrs. Donald.•,
Leader of' Lucknow had a
quantity • of meat "lifted" from
their ,freezer early last Satur-
day morning:, despite tits:•fact
,that• the 'house was ;not ;unoe-
cupied at., the' time. .
THAT Floyd Milne 'is•
manager.
• of : the '• local .arena- this • year
and was initiated to his new
THAT the' :Christmas season
•
brought ...a subscription order
• from Tom Totten of .Fort Lau-
derdale, 'Florida.. .Mrs, ' Totten
is.• the ,fort ler Mary ' Cook of
Paramount, ' and , a sister of
Cam • Cook. Mr., Totten • is a
friend :of .Gordon Srneltzer, a'
former . • Lucknowite,' who ,re-
sides . in Jasper;,. Alberta, and
has • his winter home in Holly
wood, Florida:
THAT Mrs. Duncan MacDonald
who' 'has been. in frail "''health
for a long. tithe, was able to
enjoy family, gatherings on
Christmas and New Yearsat
the home of Mr: and Mrs, Cain..
eron MacDonald. Mrs. `" Mac-
Donald is in her..90th year and
is at Pinecrest Manor,
duties fast 'week.:
•
Luckn.e
NEAREST TO YOUR BANK:: and ,POST ,OFFICE.
Murgarine. Super : Sale
Delinar For Table- Use ,And. Raking.,
• .
HighIand F;ri4e Coffee, lbs
Our Exclusive Top
eller. Feature.
I Se
ave. 27e,
peasonSuie.Burgaini.. , 8 tins
Save 16c. 'County Kist. Standard 15 oz.
Fruit Cocktail: Sale. • 2 tins 49c
Save 'pc Libby's. Fancy Quality. 15 oz..
Toothpaste ::Sale. Save 26c 9c
Crest Family Size. Regularly; $1.05. Tube.
H
EADQUARTERS: ' FOR ALL • �FRESH' . FRUITS`
.AND,` VEGETABLES.. Yes, . we ' have full variety;,
OUR SPECIALTY : APPLES BY THE BUSHEL.
Values, Effective.
January 4
We Sell. -Fork ess ,,
Phone 1,19,. Luck:row:
THAT'with Christmas aid New
Year pleasures and festivities
:Xiow in:' the 'past, • there are
those, particularly of the older
generations who 'start thinking,
of spring.''Deeenlber 210 'mark -
.ed the shortest period .of day`-
light an Jthe year. ,Old Sol then
started his •slow .but• sure "jour;.
new north" and:,_almost imper
• ceptably at first, but .gradually
the 'days ;..begin to lengthen,
However, ; the stark reality ' is
that ;in the 'meantiine; •We can
erect ' close i' to.. three months'
of ,winter: . • •
.THAT the Kincardine , commu
nity was :saddened. by the. sud ;
den death' of 'Ernie McCreath
on Wednesday,: December
Hestricken with a •.:hear13tht
seizure, at the .lunch: hoar and:
died instantly; He ,. was 41. He
▪ is 'survived by> his' wife the
former' Lois 'MacLean of.; Am-.
ber..ley, "and a :young" daughter,
Lrllian. Mae.
THAT •the `:. annual ., meetingof:.
• U'S.S.:No: 13 Ashfield
°fast) :was held; last week Trust=
ees are Alvin, Alton, chairman,
Jerry Crans
ton and.Ja`
ck Alton;
with Wm. Rutherford, secre-•
tart' -treasurer. The Board • is
currently advertising .for care.
taker applications
THATit's Comparatively . no
rare to ;see one of • large :Cana-
dian. '
anadial•.' • coppers and '.: especially,
one ` that's : over: ;100years old.
• Keith Maulden ,came upon one'
that. is still in : circulation,,
bearing ' the stamp. of ' Queen
Victoria . and' dated 18151.'
'THAT.
the:.annuai problem' is .be-'
ing ,ex erienced: b ' .those plow-
ing
Y p.
ing . and removing ' snow along
'Lucknow's" main: street. Many
• cars are.;