HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1957-11-06, Page 11. 1
WEDNESDAY, NOV; 6t11 4057
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• boys then Went to' China or a
visit where -Albert W4a..!twii•..O11
• their return they loft lina:t.::garry
4nd,Frank with 4110/1,'
ents• in. China, and 4:W44 not
ntil j938 11 a n d.
• their fain* in ;:i.olcisircw, Whee
they settled.,:uPon 'returning.
the, tprierit. •
earge was the first. to
• hero in Lucknow,. f011owed.'•by
Mary,ivr,,argarey.WrieYi,GlarlyS,
Charlie; Jack and Allan; Eachas
thOlbecarno old epou'Oi to "poke
their head above the 'counter",
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took their. 'tarn Working„ in.
;.• the restaurant, and were. always
adiTlired'rtfeirrgiendly-nd-
' well mannered, ' Their • parents
reeeiVed.and deserved the. plaud.,
•its Of the • community for the
• manner in Whichthey raised
and' tidily :attired their' family of
fourteen Studious andambitious
several • of tpQ.44mily • ont•iinuecl
their • educatioh after graduating
• frenv.-1.4uckri* .High 11'61- •
Left MOnday.
For the •Past several months
•• the blisiness•.,has beenin charge'
----:(4--41nn-Gliiniand_his.mather.Jt.e-
• Cently the restaurant: was sold
to ,LawrenTe Compeau, and at
•the week -end 'other members. of
the f'arnily carne up to' assist with
the final y.it operation.
On .Monday ad•ieus.. were: Said,
reluctantly as', the. Chin, -family
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Th LUCKNOW. SENTINEL, LITOKIOW,, oNTARIO
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tj „t...•_hat- had been. cfirmir. forged.
'i almost threg. 'dvg4de.s
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•tiht association
rresented With 'Ltiggage
to her departure, Mrs..
Clan was gust of lionar• at a
party at Mr. • arid_ Eldon
i ler's, when„ she' 'W4S present -
•ed a ;gift Of •luggage. Mr$,
hi n also received. other private•
ti.fts, and; Wishes,, to sincerely'
thank- all her 'friends for their'
kind remembrance.
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•Family • Hott7/ .Loronto
Toronto' • now becomes the
11QIne, of the Chin' family' 4/13,
Harry and, Frank are employed
in the ,restauant 'business; in
TOron-tOSam-and-iBil-1.--are-krad-
'4atP-Oharinacists and both: em-'
played in Totanto; Albert, Who
ran • the '•restaurant until • Jirn
took over, has been. sailing. this
season; -George aril' ilVforleycgrad-
uates. of' Ann Arbor, Univerlity;
miChigan, •in 'geology, are em-
plpyed at Edmonton; Mary and
'Mar -are are o
niurses.,::Mary, now Mrs. Henry
Jung,. is • in Toronto while her,
hilaband is finishing his studies
at AnnAriber4AVIargaret, Mrs.
Doug .Werig; • resides at . New
Glasgow, .Nova 'Scotia; Gladys is
in her last year in ••hanor arts
at Ann Arbor, Cbarlie is in his
fiirst year piharniacy , Toronto
and Jack and Allan are attending
•:Collegiate in, Toronto. .
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E POPPY
. Last' November, ItiVe:4,tid a half
rnilflon poppies bloOine'd'j•r1 Can-
ada. Dotting •the..lapone- fr. • •
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$ At the request ' of the Lucknow 131'arleb, of the, Canadian
Legion,
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'Municipal 'Council, f hereby declare
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REMEMBRANCE DAY
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. . .0,opo,--,.,46o4tzt:t.404tc,04:i-.64NiNti44NN'
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girls participating. ' ! but t had to go' through regard -
third Of Canada's poPulatien, the
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its 3.6th, appeararice. thiS cotin,7
try:• ' ; : • •
•Altbodgh .evexybPdY • knOWs
'what the poppy. means, nobody
'is: -certain of how it 'aik began.;
of -:how the poppy became • SO
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closely:". ass.ociqt,6d. with.. r mem.,
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branee; of the war clead..s.' : •
The association: wai.:. . ertainlr
not new 'when the, ,;ppy Was
adopted •in Canada .4/1,3931, At
least a ,liundred7 iral,Tten 'Years
'before. that time,. a correspond-
ent %Wrote 'of .how. 'thickly pop -
'pies' grew over 'the raves. of 'the
dead.... He Was speaking. of. the,
Napoleonic ' War :and:: its • cam-.
paigns in Flanders. , • • ,:
But 'a Canadian medical offi- 1.
Jeer was chiefly.responsible for
thi-S--'aiseeiatiani4mar-o• So thanT ."
anyother single •;knOwn• factor. ,•••
'John MeCrae' Was .a •ta14 boy-
ish • 43 -year-old :mein:1)er of.. the
-..Cariaclia-n • IVIedical- ,---earps -frain•
Guelph, . ' Ontario • ,' An ' artillery
veteran of the Boer War; he had
the eye" of a • gun.ner; the.' hand
,of a .. surgeon, ancli.the soul of
a.poet when .he went intd the.
line:at Ypres on .April 22, 1915,,
r.rhat .was •the afternoon the
enemy .ifirst used ...poisOri gas.•
The.. first attack failed.' So did
the' nekt..and the •next. .For -.17
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days and nights the.allies •'reptils,.
ed waveafterwave of-attackera.
•DUring...thiS,.iperiod,- ' MeCrae
Wrote: "One can:Seethe dead ly
ng there On the front:116W And
in placesWhere the eneiriy-threw
••-trr-•an-,attae-k they Ue VerY thick,
on.- the Slopes: Of. the '.Gerfrhari.
trencheS,• :* . :, .,•••••• ' :• , . •
Working' ..frorn a dressing•':sta-
•tion .on the bank of ,' the .y.ser
„Canal, 14,,C61,•. McCrae ,. dressed
:litindredS of woundedorever tak-•
ing off his lothes for the entire
•days 'Sometimet the dead•or'
wounded actlially rolled down'
. the bank from above;:4111,P )'4
dugout Sometime, While await-
ing , the arrival.of hatches '•of
wounded,.. he •would Watch:. the
in.4..n:at:'''work in the burial plots
whic...h, were clUickly.filjingiu0.. ..
Then, McCrae: and is :unit
'were ..relieved:.:";We,are. weary in
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general: :Impression' in ' my mind
isone of a nightniare,": bewrote
IVLeCTrAe came out al -Ypres
• With, 1 lines,s'CraWled on. a scrap
were po,erri
w h started: Flanders
Iiilds the _poppies.: . .”,
9 hese ' were the lines which
a're enshrined in 'the, hearts of all '
40 iers w a ear ••eir
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-A-CIVIC HOLIDAY
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IN THE VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW
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•'And call on all eilizens- .to observe it . as -such.
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GlEORG ,JOYNt, Reeve..
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• IYFisses Karen .8z Evelyn Nih
olson'entertained the AX,P.A.. at
their home on 'Sunday evening
With, 'Douglas $a1denbypresid
ing. Rev. J. 4- ,P41rrier led in
prayer • following 'the reading of
the scripture by Eleanor'Carter.
Plans Were made for a social ev-
ening • in • the near future, 'Mrs.,
Palmer 'dealt With: the 1st chap-
ter of St. Mark and conducted
a. quiz oh it. Joyce Hedley gave
a reading. Evelyn Nicholson cOn4
• ducted a .Bible contest :DOuglas.
Haldenby: reported on the Dio-
cesan conference' which he
at-
tnded at Kite'hener. Eleanor
Carter Lcanducted_L.a coin_ con
teat Alex Hewitt led in.recrea'-'
t•tion and also, thanked the host-
esses and their parenta for an
enjoyable eVening. Refreshments
were :served • and prayer' Closed
the .nie•eting• •• ••
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I..D.H.S: t*1E S
Field' Day Champs • .
• (BY Nancy.'WehSter) •
Field Day winners were: boys'
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Senior' campion,..DOuglas
Stan -
1y, • .Ihtermediate :champian,.
Floyd' Stanley; Jurifer, Oharnpioh,
13°bOirAlsn:iii;een.ior C'hainp,.;Elaine
•1 ac ay; "• n errnecliate• . champ,
Kathleen 'Hackett; Junior champ.
Diane Rayner.
..Top Salesmen •
••The, magazine campaign endedt
_a: week ago • Friday with ,the-fol:7-:
lowing ias winners:, first, 'Nancy:
Webster, 179.50; 2i -id, :Joyce :Mc-
Nay, $37.5O rd, 'Eleanor Carter,
•$35.'75.. ' • •
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innermost 'thoughtMTRae was
• their voice., The poem .circulated
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•. 4.,siafolk•Sorig. circulates, 'hy liv,:
ing word of mouth. Men learned
.it with their hearts. .• '.
In Canada, the' poppy , Was •of
ficially adopted ,..by the • Great
War Veterans Association in 1021
•On the Suggestion of a Mrs. E.
Ouerin.• of ,;lerance. • .-! ut .t ere is.
little. doubtit 4.liat the impact of
McCrae's -poem influenced 'this
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ICIN-LOUGH----'----,
The Kinolugh District Bible
.. ,..Society ,canvas s ,has, again • liem
• coalipleted. with the. total receipts
being $108.56,, This is very grat-
• ifying, arid: much credit is,',dtte
• to the Willingness of the canvass
ers- who again. 2r-esurned this --ret::
sponsibility. ‘ ,. ,`
Mrs, PerrY. Hodgins is hoStess,
for the Holyrood W. rrieif's In-'
stitiite meeting That's ay (today)
afternoon H ' ' ' •
• The 1491yroOd • Wofpens • inati-
-41‘E- ttVog'rlferPs
making actiVitY on ha d ' t 'the -
• present, One is the hon'11ooked:
rug 'project which got iff to a
••=,.good-s,tart-laSt,--Wednesda-y-intthe.•
noryrood hall.and the next Class.
will be : November 12th at
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2.00 chl Tic to Which all ladies
'in. the c rinntinity ai•e Urged: to
• attend a idyl -earn now to Make a
Cosy rug.:Two classes for 4-11
girls "The Club Girl Entertaine
are floing on alSo with 'the Kitt,
Y: tough", , "Westford and ItolYrood:
WEAlrirfrOPPYlrilE 1VIEMBRANCE-
'The poppy serves a, twofold Purpose. They are made
by* disabled, Veterans and funds raised by their"`diS
•tribution •go to help other needy: veterans and their
dependents: • : `:•
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epoppy is a symbolof remembrance •
and a symi?ol of help to t4Ose 1
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CorILKAjnib:nt.6 - the_t ''' ....,, _Servibe o Lthe Coinnitin___Yit
by John LabattLimited . •
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BREVVERY LIIVIITED
n Friday, November 1.s.t, the
annual -,IalletWe'en, ..dance took
plaTe. First of all we danced far
an hour and then played musi-
cal .'cliairs • with Eleanor McNay
an,d John .Van Osch, as ,winners. •
The lights Went out and, every
one went outside to line up boy.
and girl' alternately to ' enter the
•-•-house--of .herrors. 'My -Self, I. was .
terrified 'at the thought of it, ••• •
less. ,Someone in tow -n 'rornaric,•••„.,-
ecl' they could ,.hear. tic• Scream
At their place:The costume' .itidg- •
40g was held :'following this and
winners . we're as follo•VAs: .:•
comiC couple, Joanne Hunter and
Joan .Crawfercl;,: single .comir, ••
• weri..(7ooper; fancy .cobtele, 'Barg. •
bara Murray and.- Lois Robb;
fancy:single,Janet Rayner;
Mack • MacDonald.„
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