HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-09-15, Page 215th, 1971
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THE micKNow sgwraini., LUCKNOW. 9NT.AR10
:ill 1913 with her parents; Mr. and•
Mrs. Sarnkkelt,alie, from Nor,
wich, England; In Kincardine;
Mr, Lake operated a shoe repair
business for many years..
Following their marriage , •Mr.
andMs. Fry stayed in Kncar—
dihe where /4..fry was employ-
ed with the Circle Bar Knitting
• COmpanY.for 23 years, At the '
••Otrtbreak Of World War II; he wai:
employed on the security police
'fOrce at the :Malcolm aircraft
plant,.: • ' '
1t195' there was 'a shortage of •••
ministers in the United Church.
and Mr. Fry answered the call as .
a lay minister, serving the charg-
es of Riversdale and Zion until
1957.; At that tinie, the ,Frys
moved to Tobermory where he
took over ministerial duties there,
In 1961 he took ctiar0 of the
church at CArgilt, staying there
until, going To his 'Present charge
,a'..._Atibtirw49.69._•._ •
The . happy.couple have, five
children, two daughters., Mrs:
John (V,/lnnifred) Dahmer of Kin-.:
.oardine-.Township 4-nd - Dr-.• --
Fred (Margaret).Haldenby of
Oakijille; and three sons ,.Gordon
Ship--Morris-ai•
Kincardine'Township and Bill of
Gtiderich. ' • •
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Fifty -years ago, on'Septerribr
6,1921, Rev., J N,. 'Clarty,,. Min-
ister of the .KincardineMethOdist
Chtirch, Married Alfred' ' • :I/
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Fry. and Alice Jessica take. • '
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•• 'ihey were honoured "by..a host of:•
• :Fiends and firridly at a dinner
, and open hOus,e in their, honour
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Prior to theirmarriage
Fry had come to Kincardine
with his parent. fromi theIsle of •
Wight ,where he had been born.
His parents; Mr,..and 'Mrs. Wil-
lia.rri Fry brought their six Child -7
• ren Across the ocean with
Mrs. Fry came to Kincardine ,
Mr.. Fry is a brother to MrS.
Ogle (Daisy) Duggan, Mrs .an
Ma Kenn -d
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all of Kincardine.
-.'-Mrs.-:-..Frrhar two sisters ;-•Ivirs:-.'
Bradbury of •Oakville,:. and Mrs.
Jessie Marshall a, Huron Town-
ihiprand one. brother , George
Lake, of London. • ." •
On Sunday, Septernber 5th,
receptiOn was held•At Auburn '
Community Hall when the mem-
bers'of Knox United Church in •
Auburn and Donnybrook
honoured Mr and.Mrs. Fry 011 the
occasion of their golden anniver-
sary.
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Nail driving contest for ladies , Rooster crowing contest for •then. , •**
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our•
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oVerseas parcel in leSs than thirty,,
minutes'. is also nice 'to -return
to a place which doesn't receive
'rain five or siit days A week.' •
In -reflecting on the past:
were 'received by_the Frys. from,
MurrayGaunt Bob McKinley,.
WilliamDavii and Robert Stan -
'field. • Mr: andMri,LEryuie_r_e_:___eightin
also very pleased on receiving .
• a latter of congratulations froth
Rey . John Hill • of Pine River on
behalf of.the area ntinisters,
• Looking bac:k Over the
past filty.yeaks4. Mr. Fry cOrn• "
merited that people Were:rather_
• prudish and Victorian in those•
• days and that the church
uridergone'a• greAt Change..
"ButGod is stillthe same,"
.....said4it..4Ety_. •
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Ted Row' cliffe.
VVas'VVI Speaker..
summer I.rmist say that from the .
time I.was'chosen by Crossroads:. '
International until My arrival
home it h s ena...totaLexper
ience • different and rewarding,:
My work at Literacy Route ?.
now , was .,i,iesigned to provide
information: to support theirpro
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gram which is one of increasing
literacy as well As providing in- •
:formation about agriculture,
nutrition, health and other aspects
which help the villagers. I set
up and conducted a.sukvey of
dian_41-1a-ge-s-,--Becau
"Mrs. Jones" was the topic •.
chpSen: by Mr.. TediROwcliffet.;
managing editor of the_Kinp_ar-
• dine .NeWS. when he spoke to the
Ripley -Women's Institute on Fri-
day, September -10th. Mrs. Fran
cis Gernmell convener of Public
'Relations/introduced the speaker.,
Sones, wofnen's editor of '•
,, he •• Hello Ladies,' column Of the
Kincardine News was present And
:gave a few rernarkS.•
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An interesting demonstration '
,
flOwer. arran in was: ven by
Mrs. E.lphick. She showed 'arrange.-
• ment8 of fresh floWers as,well As
• dried weeds and flowers. Lucky.
-drwwrOttflOipet rr_an ge ments_Wett,
• won by. Mrs, Sam Emerson, Mrs.:
Joe Scott, MissEva Culbert,, Mts.
Gladys Huston , Mrs. Geddes and '
ROwcliffe. • '
Mrs. Donald Blue and 'Ars,'
• Mr.C156-Fiaid will attend the
enior Training School on "Fruit"'
iri Lucknow while Mis. Francis
deMmell atid Mrs.' .1oe.Scott wili
1664 after tfi. airDisplay. mem.
liers are asked to bring a pie to the
Fall Fah booth to be •
ThO'roll' call was answered by •
"8omething 1enjoyed about our
bus trip 'or a bus trip I would eriu
Joy".
Muterbridge gai4 the court,
ety remarks- and atoolil half •
hOur was enjqedw '
'of the ;language barrier I.required
.the assistance of A translator Who
Went to each village with me...
The villages 1 surveyed ranged
in-population•from 250 to 5000 •
•
people. The .people of these vil-
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lage-s--were-rn-a-inly--a-gri-cu-ltura-li.-str.—,- • .
'In the regig:)n of the survey, the
"Yadav cast ,• a farming caste`that
is noted for having cows, was •
,most prevalent. The average
InCOrne in monetary terrns o
each of these .families might be
in the range of $80 7- $120 per
year. The 'average, family size
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in'each village ranged frorrf..5 to •
12 childrenper faMily., •Usually
lest than 45 0/0' of the villagers
,,
were literate and in most villages
less than 3 To of the peeple'had
public school
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The .objectof' rny survey was.
to determine the role and poten, •
tial role of agricultural youth
clubs as elements:Of change in:.
Inother words, J, . •
was determining how effectively
youth clubs were aiding.the
,Villages to adopt and toada,pt to
moder methods , ides, and tech-
-nol,gyratd-So syggesting'more
effective Ways for these youth
clubs to. functiOn. •
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_7:1\4y.;Rak.a.tlatzr4.cy HOuse was----
'only 'A rnirtot'aspOt of my exper,
deuce. Vjeurneyed to India with
'philoSophitaiand theoretical
lidos and had them dashed °against
the harsh realities of life, in A 'poor •
to_v_ealid--61.Te=-72eVel
ed land. Adapting iO these c,:t'•.
ditions broadened my outlook on ,
life ./ giving me a more. flexible . •$*
and open-thirided attitude and an '
appreciation Of the"thingk that
really 'coati in tut society, ,
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: Inedriclutiort1 woitid'like U5
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ay tht I AM' gld b
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'i think 1 ,have'retprned front DWI.
with wealth, of knowledge wl.,,,;i: 1
1 hope to„have•ati.oppottuult•., it;.....
share with interested gronli;',„i,..- ,
individuals.,
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