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erly of,AShfield, hag piirchased
tl C l U cknowj363etilpgAlle.
1!s Fred Ho4on and took over
JA.nuary 3rd.
•
..f;ob has been. in I<Itehener for
the past seven, years, farthing in
".'..\,,h.field before that.,;, He is the
of 'Mrs. Wilfred' Patrish
,jiiieknOw'and the late Mr.: Parrish..
Bob Parrish Is the former Imo'
daughter OPtli-e late
The • ublishers have offered a cash award /of $50 for
the best title used by, them in naming the booli, They feel
pat this' area, 'which• Dr. Johnston served for so many
years, is besi suited to provide a distinctive- name *
'It seems , fitting that an area resident, should come up
with a name for this book which will be' a mirror of life
l'here a few years ago. The writings will not only be of
historical interest; to today's members of the medical pro-'
feSsion, but a testament to the, life work 6f' Dr. Johnston
as a physician in this community. The person providing
the name .will be re6Orded in the publication.
Please send all suggestions for a -name for this book-
' to the Editor, Lucknow Sentinel, before the end of Jan-
uary. The final decision will be made by the publishers and
all suggested titles will be forwarded to them.
S
eral HOspital •was. Helen Ainslig
Iviartyn., born at 3.15 p.M. New
Years Day. She
(
is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. ?Doug Martyn of
R.' B Lucknow; 'The MartynS Nave
one son Donald'Who is almost
two.. Mrs. Iviartyn is,the former
Karen Carruthers. The,proud
migrants_
Elliott Carruthers and Mrs. Dcin-
ald,M,artyil of Ripley..,
Mr. 'and Mrs,. 'Martyn and new
daughter were the'recipientS,•of
many 'gifts from the •Kincardine
Businessmen:
56,00 A Yikar In Advangwi—, ON Extra To U.S.A.. WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY Sth 1912 Single Copy 15c 24 Pages
:LitCky. TO
NAME "DR. JOHNSTON'S ..13:09K
$50 FOR SUCCESSFUL TITLE
Lucknow and surrounding rural area.. and its people
will form the setting for a book now" in the process of
being published by Fitzhenry, and Whiteside Limited of
Don Mills.,
The book will feature the memoirs of Dr. W. V. John-'
ston who practised medicine in. this community fOr many
years and who is still known to most of the residents of
tt area.
The book has tentatively been named "Family Doc-
toe', Memoirs -of, A 'Canadian Country G. P. '
The publishers have stated that while this gOod
title, it does not really .express the. essential' interest of
the book which gives a vivid survey of how country doc-
tors actually• had to improvise and prescribe for many
diseases that, were often fatal thirty. years ago before the
-discovery of the miracle.` drugs, (chernicolherapy).
..eadefuem• afthmotteloymell .Paul was in contact with a cow
• that was latei foU'rid to-be suffer-'
• ing from the disease.
isc Fractured
Snowmobile Mishap
Friends /of M. and Mrs.:Jim.
*mold Of4„.Lnes',. who:loit their'
_tore and all personal possessions
m .a- fire last week'; will stage a'
ivriefit .ciance Lucknow •
Le.•;ion Hall this Friday night ,
• Januar, 7th.
Anv donations to this fund may
•at The LUcknow Sentinel
ri unabl'e.to'ar*rid the dance. .. Dan. Stuckey., a teacher at' the
Wingharri school, arranged the
•
SENTINEL WILL
ACCEPT DONATIONS
Benefit Dance
For Arnolds
This`- iday
Expl6sion and
Store and
pale Hitnie!": son_ of Mr ._and_—__
Mrs.; HUnter. of Luc know ,
turned on Sunday from a ski -holi7
day in Austria with fellow students;
at, the F. E. Madill Secondary ,
School in Wingham. • .
The group left Tororito'Detern-
n2 d 'flying to New d
then on to Milan Italy wheie the)
travelled by bus to Mutters, Aust
ria ,and the ski. area,
The second phase of a local
business transaction was complet-
ed the first of the year.,. •
Johnstone and. Son Furniture has
acquired MacKenzie Furniture in•
ckriow and Bill.Johnstone will
concentrate entirely on the furni,
-cure-business,:-., •
Austrian Ski Trip
For Dale Hunter
Second Phase Of
Inge :
•
Fire Destroys. rnold
Residence Lanes
*' accident on New Yjears day'. MacKenzie Memorial Chapelt.
, , •
Bob Famish Purchases
Lucknow Bowling Allei
Rosalea was a Passenger on a vo• has acquired. the Johnstone Funeral
sriow, machine. when the accident :,1-10 rne and will in.future 12nly. be.
occurred frazbturing a disc in her concerned with the funeral ser ,
hack and ,a bone in her hand. , vice in.the community: Bob Mac
She is presently under treat,: Kenzie is proprietor of .MaCKetl -
rnent at Wingham HoSpital and lie Funeral.Home. this
along period of convalescence is part of the transaction was corn-,
anticipated. pleted several weeks ago:
and Mrs. John. Johnston of Kinlosi...
Mr; and lvirs.'Frecl'Horton put- ,
clus_e_d the business four ears a,' o
this comin Maich from Gil.
Campbell. Fred died*suddenly
On November 2, 1011 and , •
lvirs: Horton hat-cOntintred to open•
ate the bUsiness until now, . Dove
as she is knovin to her, friends,
will reside in Goderich.
• The Sale was cOnipleteci by
WarrenZinn,"salesmarr fOr Wilfred
Iv Inree—atid—C6, Real Este-e,
gasoline spilled our on the ground
and seeped into the basement of
the store and residence. '
Mrs., Arnold , who Was-in the
store at the" time, noticed the
furnace vibrating in an unusual
manner. It is assumed that the
fan was sucking the gas fumes into
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Fractures Ankle
In Farm Mishap
Albert Lennipt , 43, of the 4th,
concession of Kinloss in theLang-
icle—a-re:a-Ti—su-f-fered7a7fracidred
ankle in an ac,cident.on Monday
of last week; .. ' •
Albert .was Cutting some small
trees and, slipped non the ice fall- ,
ing over one of the trees which
he had brought down. He crawled
to within a short distance of: the.
hOuse and his Calls for help Were
heard'by neighbours.
He received emergency treat-
ment at Wingharri Hospital and
was ta.kemon to'St.. Joseph's. Hos-
pital in LOndOn. He was released
on Tuesday of this week. Surgery
was performed 'there and -a pin •
inserted. • -
Albert is employed by Omar
Brooks of Lucknow. Omar owns
the former Wes Tiffin farrn where
the 1,e9nips reside.
Had New Years
Baby In Kincardine
The first baby of the New Year..
. to arrive in the 'Nine' ardinb
Three area residents are lucky
to he li‘le following,ah explosion
and tire which levelled an Ash,
field Township landmark-at lanes,
and caused the owners, o lose a •
nei,41 aequireclbusines , their.
home and all their personal poss...
essions.
Completely destroyed by fire
was Arnold's Qenerai Store at/
Lanes on the 10th concession of
Ash field as'well as the Arnold
residence.
The fire occurred on Wednesday
morning ! December 29th: Bill
Chisholm,, son of Grant 'Chisholm
of LucknOw and who is e,mploied
-by' his father in Chisholm Fuels';
•was filling a 600 gailoh gasoline
storage'tank adjacent to the- Arn-;
old store operated by Jim and Vi
Arnold. The nozzle came out of
the filler pipe and a quantity of
Rabies Reported
At Amberley
'AMBERtEY NEWS
Another,Case of rabies has,'
been reported in this community
arid as a result , Paul Courtney,
young son of Mr. and Mrs.. Leon-
ard .Courtney be starting his
er'es •f
Emerson Howald of Luc know •
was trapped in an 'automobile, for*
urs-be-for-e-+ g
leased by rescuers in a car accid-
ent the day before Christmas.
The, accident happened on
Highway 88 west of Lucknow.
Emerson was driving a;r1 auto be-
longing to Ross Forster of Luck=
now with Rost •as .a passenger.,
According to Constable
M 11 of the' Kincardine °Mar te
la" Provincaal w ic' invest-
Wi!liamsWharry Sell Village Home,
Sells Local Home Move' TO London
Robert J. Shepherd.,•an employ7
ee at D'Ouglas.,-Point ; has purChas-.
ed the home of Mr. and Mrs. • "
William Wharry Of Lucknow.Mr.
8hepherd was formerly of Mont ,
real:, li;s a family Of rive,
Possession Will be obtained Feb-
ruary Tst. • ••• •
'Mr. Wharry 'is nianagerof•Silvs
erwood Dairies Ltd LuCknOW and
will retire later this year. They-
will return to St, Thomas to live.
The Wharry family was at' se.
Thomas prior to 'coming her and •
have-atorne-i-m-thatity'l--
,Nir.:and Mrs. Wharry are
ently on a vaaatiOn 'in Florida.
'The Wharry home Was sold "by
BarryMcDona.gh, loCal agent for
Alexander4nd Chapman Real
Estate. •
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Misses Agnes , Mary and Saran •
McOuaig recentlysOld their hc—ne
near.,the station .
Morley Abbott of Brandon'
tob_af Nir; 'Abbott is employed at.
Douglas Point. •
• Miss Sarah McQuiaig was aCirnit ,
ted to Wingliam and blstrfet
Hospital on MOnday , December
27th where she was to. •remain
while her sisters get settled in'
their new residence.
moved on 'Monday, Jan-
uary 2nd to 170 Cherry Hill
Circle Apt Loridonnd----
would be glad to' see anyone from
their home .t,owsi.' .
The 'sale was COMPleted by'
Warren Zinn, Saleirnan. for Wil-
fred' McIntee, CO. Real Estate.
igated the aceiderm, the car was
travelling' east on 86 Highway
r.v,Dect,n-rbe
when it left the road and struck
a tr-ee on the north side of the
road tear the farm of Bob .11cIft-
tOsh. ' "
Emerson, age, 213 and Ross, age
25 were gapped in the car for a
period of time before Ross fired'.
:himself and went to the home of
'Doh' McIntosh for, heir— Nd'onc.
:antOtn-resid,, , t
. I
ence as they were on, a holiday, in
Florida and Ross collapsed some
near the home. 'A passing.
motorist 'later fOund the 'car with
EMerson insides found Ross' on
the ground' nearby:
Help was"summoned. Con-.
stable McPhail said he received
the Call about 7 a.m. Dr. J. C.
Winghan/ Hospital-.am = •
bulance and Montgomery Motors
wrecker were br'Ought to' the
scene Ahd when efforts to release •
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P. finned Over • 3 'Hours After..Car.
Stfikes. Tree .011 Highway 8b
A
Emerson Howcrld S'eriotpoly.jtijOred
Rosalea Hatkett;
daughter_ of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
. l'iaCkett of Aslifield, and a 'grade
1 student at F. E. Madill ,
Secondary School at Wingha
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