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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-10-17, Page 2pAGE TWO. nt Liretime. Community. JOHN • WESLE.Y HENDERSON Death' came suddenly to 'John Wesley Henderson,a 'lifelong resident of this community, when he 'suffered, a fatal coro- nary 'attack at: his farm two • miles west of .Lucknow. The. funeral,. service ' was held at ..the • MacKenzie Memorial ••C)hapel • on :Thursday, 'October 4th, conducted. 'Eby Rev. H, W. Strapp of .. Lucknow ; United Church of which Mr, 'Hender- son was a :member, Mr.. Henderson was a''son of Wesley .Henderson' ., and Sarah Jane . ;Irwin and was. born' 75 years ago . on: JI e 12th, ,1887, .on the . farm two miles 'west of Lucknow,, now owned by • .nephew, :Murray, Henderson. • Mr. Henderson lived. •his. en- tire life in the immediate 'com- munity where he was well and •'',1`x3B `#1 MEM VTION GOT A VARIETY OF SPELLING • .0cNOW SENTINEL, L.UCKNOW1 ONTARIO Anyone 'who watched closely would 'be. a . bit con- fused by the spelling of ,byeleetion during the Huron- Bruce campaign. Several, of the newspapers spelt it 'by -.election. The Ca- nadian Press and. Free Press adopted the procedure of dropping the ,hyphen, 'as did The Sentinel, (byelection)..` Progressive - Conservative advertising from headquar- ters spelt it by-election, while • Liberal advertising at the riding level spelt it bye- - election. • �. Newspapers take some li- berties in spelling, with. the Canadian Press • frequently setting the 'style: In ,any . "event, ' why notbyelection 'the same as bypathy or ,by - , road. . widely known. Not enjoying th.e best, of health for. a time,' Mr.. NO Magic Touch Henderson had retired from ac.- +five taming • • • " ' • In March' of 1960 he was sad- - •News' � Inus�ness i e,ly the former' Edith McGre- I hon d: the Sentinel wife,' • bereaved by the death of his f patherself, p o failed to identi- • gor of the Whitechurch distrietd at 'noon. Monday , wishing to whom he married on April llth,1, know :the deadline for • getting. 1911. • somethin in the . paper. When g •. Mr. Henderson'is ' survived by ( we told her it largely depended three sons, Ronald of Burling- von what that . "something was," ton, Lloyd with the al.C.A.F. in we discovered • it . was a letter Germany, Ivan of Weston ,and to the editor Our . information .I one daughter,. Mrs George lc her was, . to •the,' effect that • it j Wraith (Eileen) of • Goderich. should . -have been .' in • the week I ' Mr: ,Henderson is also surviv= previous by Saturday and, She ed '.;by ' two , sisters, Mrs. Mary indignantly . queried, "Why is I • Jane Webster; Mrs Ida Quance; •that?" and , two brothers Wellington & We e � � explained : tothe mystery , Xp , my ry Eldon, all of Lucknow lady 'that our paper ` was not Interment was in `Greenhill put together overnight. We'I Cemetery, with pallbearers be- would also like. to have explain- ing ; Alvin I win, Russell But- ed that -we • cannot pick it off') Reid, Andrew Ritchie, • Fred. An- ton, Daniel' Nicholson, Milvert the shelf like a can of peas. We spend many hours of !hard, derson.' work putting, it ;together which_! includes 'work both Monday 8&. Tuesday: evenings, not to men -1 tion :the other five, andthat all we -ask •• in• ',return is ..a little consideration and -co=operation by the• reading public; . 'an ;help- ing /flake • our work . a• ' little BOY SCOUT NEWS '1ST KINLOSSBOY..SCODTS. The Shooting: Match last Sat- urday at the Kinloss• Scout' grounds was.an unqualified suc ';snore pleasant. and ' easier, cess. But what a difference ; the 1 everyone 'who 'contributed news day makes ' a. w.arini sunny of G -or articles to the paper ;.took'; the ternoon.; in October helped • ithe attitude of thisperson-: the pa- cause very considerably, • ' per would be on a very . erra- • We are .not sureexactly how tic publication schedule; •many birds were won ;by shoot This : lady: has known of the ing, but it . was around.: The forthcoming' ' liquor vote • for: rest of our lea Roasters . were' months, andyet for reasons tui, - sold' n -sold'- some in the afternoon, known, she leaves a letter. to • and the rest that night, as Nally, the '.editor • until the `-eleventh . Orville and Lloyd >offered ' them hour and . expects : us to greet ,it to the ' 'goods'. householders of with" •open. arms. For the record Lucknow. r we did. agree • to publish this. •..'Four • rifle , ranges and. 1 .shot letter . if. the. party concerned .gun... range kept, ,the marksmen 'bring • it to- us at:• once, (Monday busy from 2 o'clock till •after 6.. noon) but apparently she hid 'not One 'rifle 'range' was reserved written it even at that time, for the Scouts, and at 15c a .shot, and. she ";hung up the phone still a. good .many Scouts went home unwilling to identify herself, Sr proudly ..carrying : a ,fide •white saying' "'Its no use:" There's : no " rooster. • ' • magic touch in this .business • of The ,Ladies' Auxiliary' operate ours, justplain hard work. that ed the - booth and had a ibr.•isk could be made' easier and more ' trade 'in hot doggies. • Some , of pleasant . by the .understanding: '• us had to• spell ofr the :Ladies and co-operation; of some people. occasionally to give =their trig ger . fingers a chance • to shoot.. We just have to call attention' to Dead-EyeVie, who Madel ho •could n't seem to 'miss. .The •: Scouts 'have over � 60 puI- - . Scout •Cub • Awards on e.kceptionally good strain . & . •. ('By • Jim McNaughton) were highly recommended byOn Tuesday, October 9th the Jack Roe of Atwood who don- meeting of. the Lucknow :;Boy Scouts was. held.. After' .the flag. break the. Bhie • Heron' Patrol marched on the colours. Brian Mowbray of the' Fgx.Patrol was then invested. ,this ;Saturday. All . •the public is , After ' inspection they ' had a welcome' and the parade 'starts game thought ' up:' 'by • the Blue at '1:30 Come; and see Holyrood Heron Patrol:. Test 'period' 'was invaded': then held • wi•th • all 'scouts help- , ing in the compass • test. Teaching: period' was ; ,held while the Court 'of Honour held a meeting to decide what. prizes were. to , :be given for Apple Day.' They also : made' some rifles. • The meeting was , closed with a prayer. , The Scouts and • ,, Cups wish to., thank the citizens 'of` Lucknow and District • •for, • their support ',of another 'successful Apple Emily Donaldson' , Teeswater. • ?av • • Callers the same day Were Mr • he judge's, iNtrs' M. Hayn and Mr., E. Urrabacli, had adiff- • from , , cliff- Wm, London.[and friend icult task' trying\ to decide ,who ade Apple Day .19 WEDNESDAY, OCT;, l7tI To The Voters 01:nuck dote on f l ): A Liquor'ion#rol Store. whish could include safe of� been (�) A Dining, Room Eounge HR.EE YEARS FROM• TODAY - Probably a vote:. on Beverage ��t+ooms for men aid women also Cocktail lounge. DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS, OTTAWA ' 1961. • REVEALS e, Revenue� of Hotels'comes:'from BEER, • WINE and LIQUOR ;• ROOM: RENTALS , MEALS OTHER. SOURCES; - • .: • 51 ▪ 22.7%,; 18.4% 7.9% BOTH BALLOTS.. Akoh�I • free Community s A Better .Communit ITTEE • s hould: 'win the . basket contest. • ly' 'selected Borrie 'nursit Winners for the Scout; .baskets., were: 1st,:Gary ' Austin, ` Fox Patrol; 2nd, Don' McKinnon,. Blue ' Heron Patrol 3rd, Erie Taylor, Buffalo Patrol. Scout High Salesman, 1st, 'Brian Mw - bray:, 2nd, Gary Austin; 3rd,. Elliott Whitby, ' Cub : ' baskets winners were: 1, ' Jin Henderson;' `2, Ray El- Lott;; 3, James , Montgomery., High salesman was John Ember. - in. The net proceeds were,'about $100.00. - lets for .sale These birds are • Wwtechbrch ,institute ated them 'to • us.' Anyone°- inter- - ested ' should contact: ` Orville Elliott right .away; The .Saugeen District Field Day is definitely scheduled for A 'brush wolf was . shot re- ' 'cently near Durham.. • Sunday visitors at.the home: of kr. and ,Mrs.. Peter Carter and family,, Bolyrood :were, Mr. and ' Mrs. Nelson Carter and 'fa-. zriily, R.2, Wingharny Carter, and . Mrs. Murdock McLeod, Walker ton, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wil' lie .and . girl$, Wingharn, Mrs. • The October meeting':of :the Whitechurch Institjxte was 'held. in the.Memorial Hall. The meet- ing opened - with, the institute: Ode' followed by ,the Mary Ste- wart Collect. The minutes, were read and adopted of - the last meeting. `I1he • • roll Ball 'Was an= swered • by "Name a way .in. which" the atomic: ' age is chang- ing our 1i ` g Ives. The' business was: .discussed. A • paper: On oppor- tunity classes .in ;public schools was given .by Mrs. Tom ,Metcalf,; this was.followed Eby. impromptu 'speeches. A very .successful "ap- ron sale was field. The. Luck- cloy and ,St:, Helens branches were invited. ' Special ,numbers were given by Miss Rae of Luck - now and Mrs. Ted Rice of St Helens which was enjoyed. by all. The' • Meeting' closed with the Queen. The. ,hostesses, Mrs. E. Walker, Mrs. 'Jas: Currie and Mrs. Frank Ross served a 'dainty lunch. • Prornote Bruce EMOHome 'iNurs Nursing The ' Home 'Nursing Training. programme conducted 'in • Bruce County by St. John Annbulance Association and the Emergency Measures Organization is pro- ceeding well. The trainees are: informed . regarding our country's •planning for emergency ' action to. meet any type .0f, . disaster. Consequently, more: and. more Canadians are ' .being prepared, not ..only to "provide simple care for . •the sick at . Thome, butalso to. assist doctors . and nurses to treat the : sick: and, injured in the event of a disaster. ' The objective of the Home Nursing' Programme is .to train one member in every family. • Registered nurses across the country are giving unlimited support to help the two agencies to meet, their :objective:. This •'in- dicates.. , that nurses who are thinking '`in depth regarding their. responsibility . to '.their' commun- ity. are anxious to ••assist in fam-• ily • planning for Miles? or . in-• fury at home or ' disiaster in our country. • As' an adjunct;' oto the Home Nursing; Programme, a "Hospital Experience Isrograinme'made' 'up of 44 liours '• of supervised in-hospital experience has been initiated' : by Emergency Health Services . in conjunction with St:, John Ambulance Association:. This proggranl a is restricted to thigh- ees. Each trainee must'' the 24 hour well organiz ing • ` • course in . home: which includes .class -r struction, administration' ervised practice of simi care tasks which can b ed on .doctor's • orders, lionie. Each group -Ir consists of not . less . ; tiha not 'More' than .12 per lection . of candidates hospital 'experience: is the'' recommendation • nurse instructor of the Home Nursing Course. nurse examiner where: a All candidates: ;.'in the experience programme enrolled as • avpluntee, rs 'local • Civil Defence. &, gency Measures Organ The prrimeobjective: dtact-ing this . type of IN •are: (A) To, increase ber of lay' people av' assist doctors and nuts isting 'and • .Emergency during' a disaster. '(B) vide' well-trained trail will give voluntary s their 4 community ha normal ".times, . Lloyd Ga..' "Jasper, CO- 'B'rtice Colin �. • Kindly lady,: "Poor are you trnarried?''• Beggar; `.`Pardon . fn Do "you. think t'd• Abe r total . strangers for std had a wife?"