HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1936-01-16, Page 51 THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, W36.:THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
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HE1RE AND THERE
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We desire to extend the heart;
fel| sympathy of the community to
Mrs. Dave Ferrier rind daughter
Luella (Mrs. J. D. Ross.) „of South
Kinloss. Mr. Farrier passed away
at the home of his daughter, Mrs/
Ross last Saturday. Interment in
Bethel cemetery ;on Monday after
noon.
Mr. Willirim Webster is visiting
fora few days with his brothers.
John and Ewart at Kirkland - Lake.
Mrs. W. G. Rei$ and family atten-
ed the Orange at home at Zion last
Friday evening.
Mr. W. T1. Gardner of Zion visited
on-Saturday with Mr. arid Mrs. Wm.
Webster and Mr. and Mrs. W- G-
Reid. ■
-Mrs. Havens of Fordyce . visited
over the week-end with- Mr. and Mrs.
A. Havens. . ,
L. O. L. Kinloss district will meet
at Kinlough on Tuesday’ afternoon,
for, general business and election of
officers.
Mr. Victor Durnin, foreman bf«the
Goldie, Construction Co., in Toronto,
visited over the week-end with Luck
now friends.
1936 HURON COUNCIL
Ashfield ..............Murdoch Matheson,.
Ashfield (deputy)' ...:~.;"Sam Sherwood.
Colborne ................ ......G. C. Feagan.
Goderich Tp.............William Haacke.
Grey .......................... Henry Keyes.
Grey (deputy) ..........0. Hemingway
Hay ..................................-A. Mellick.
Hullett ...................»...,........H. Mogridge
Howick. ......._____............J. A. Bryans.
Howick (deputy) .....Thomas Lovell
McKillop John—Ecke-rtJ
Mqrris ..........................R. E .. . Cardiff
Stanley .......................:...... W..Turner,.) ’
Stephep. ....... W. Swjitzer | ■
Stephen (deputy) .....C. McWhinnoy ;
TuckeEsmith' ..*•.........LWm: Archibald.
‘Turnberry .................• R. t^pain.
Usborrie George. .Westcott.
Wawanosh E?.............:...„.....P'. W. -Scott.- :1
Wawanosh W. ............W. J. Stewart
Blyth ............ ................W. G. McNall.
Brussels ..............Rbht. Bowman.
Clinton .........................G. H. Elliott
kExeter .........-...*...;....Thomas' Pryde
Goderich ..................;.....;..J. J. Moser
Goderich (deputy)
Hensail ... ■
Seaforth ...................
Wingham ....
......... R. E. Turner
;.........Owen Geiger
....J. H. Scott.
Fred L.: Davidson-
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Filling in Time until 7 o’clock
With the supper dishes cleared away, Mt- and Mrs. .'.
Elmer Banks sit down each Wednesday evening to a
rollicking game of checkers. Really they are just filling
in time until their son John makes his weekly long
, distance, call from a far-away city — a few minutes after
7 when Night Rates are in effect.
That weekly chat with John is the big event in their
placid week. He never fails them, and his cheery
chatter means more to them than they
would care to say. Jil
. • On both "Anyone” and "Person to-Ptrsofi”-
calls, Low Night rates apply af .er 7 p.m. and
Low Week-end rates ALL DAY SUNDAY.
WHITECHURCH
JKennedy is visiting
Mrs. Wm. McIntosh
Falconer returned
The W.M.S. meeting of the Pres-
byerian Church will be held on Thurs-
^L__da.y;^at_.2J30~pjmni--in-the--basOmenti
Miss Olive
with Mr. and
of Lucknow.
Mr. James
home from Wingham hospital last
Thursday after his recent operation.
Mr. and Mr?. Wm. Conn celebrated
their 40th wedding anniversary last
Wednesday evening, when; they spent
a.social evening with their relatives
and • neighbors.
Mr. David- Ferrier, a former resi-
. dent of’ this community, passed
away Saturday. at the home of his
daughter Mrs. John D. Ross of
Lucknow. He had been . in failing
health for some time. He -leaves to
mourn his loss, his Wife, . and his
daughter, Mrs. J. D. Ross? The [fun-
•( era! was held on Monday afternoon
to Bethel cemetery. This' community
extend? their sympathy to the ber
eaved relatives.
Mr. Patrick McMillan had his
eyes hurt one day last week, when
he was working' with a stick "of.
wood,, 'which in some way flew rijprdss
his eyes and hurt them.. He had to
go to the doctor to have them at
tended to. We hope they will soon
be better again.
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TO OPEN PRIVATE AIRPORT
Dr: L. G, Cargill If London. took
over a .farm last week at. Cargill,
Ont., north of Wingbam, on Which
he will establish a private airport.
This is one of the first flying fields
of its kind in Western Ontario. It
is probable . that a school of instruc-.
tion for prospective young flyers, of
the district will, be started in the
spring.,Work of fitting up the land,
which comprises some 206 acres
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< CHILBLAINS
PARAMOUNT^
Miss I.yla Richards from Toronto
was a week-end visitor with her
ipareiits;~Mivand^'TvIrsr ;~RrRichaTdsr"
Mr. Joe Wesley has returned to
Mr. John Jamieson’s after spending
a few weeks holidays with friends
in Southampton.
The January meeting, of the para
mount U. F. W. O. Club will be held
at the home of Mrs. John Jamieson
on Tuesday, January 21st.
Mr. Norval Richards returned to
the O; A. C» Guelph to resume his
studies; , .(Too late for last week) ,
Mr. Carman' Hamilton has return
ed 'borne after spending, tbe past year
and a half at Auburn.
Mrs. Melvin Rriyriard and daugh
ters Spent a few days last week with
her "parents, .Mr. And Mrs. Drennan
at Kintail. ( - ,
New Year’s, visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. John Jamieson, were Mr. . and
Mrs. Howard Harris, Mrs. T. Hariris
and Earl from. Holyrood, Mr. and
Mrs.. Gordon Jamieson, Isabelle and
Stewart from Lucknow.
Mrs. Carruthers' and . Mr. Dave
Carruthers, 6th co'ri., were recent vis
itors at Wm. Martin’s.
Harness and Life 1 .
“He died in, harness, poor chap.’’
“Yes, and; by the way, did you
ever notice how much like a harness
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Those Good Old Days
Whatever happened to the old was-
, trel type of grocer who plugged
every kersene-can spout with a po- life is ?
tato?—‘Literary Digest. “There are traces of care;, lines of
Girls in New York are having trouble; bits, of good ' fortune, and
their sweethearts’ portraits painted breaches of faith. Also tongues must
on thjeir fingernails,. Later, of course.’ be bridled, passions curbed and ev-
they will be uhdei* their thumbs. erybody has to tug to pull through;”
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A HEALTH SERVICE QF
THE CANADIAN MEDiCAL
ASSOCIATION AND UFE'CS«
■ INSURANCE COMPANIES ,
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A purplish tinge to the skin with
intense itching of the part, i'olloWed-
by a blister with - severe ' pqJn,. tjie
blister breaking' down later in Id an
open sore which is slow to heal—
that is a chilblain. . .
Chilblains do1 not . endanger. Jife
but they destroy happiness and may
even ruin tempers at Christmas
time/ The feet suffer most' frequent-'
ly; often the hands are affected and
. sometimes the .ears. .Chilblains, hap-
pen as a result of poor circulation
in the parts “affected.
- Children • who are in poor health
are frequent victims. This may be
due to defective circulation . which
accompanies a low. .standard .of
nutrition and vitality.
• The flobrs of stove-heated" hotises
arO usually cold. This is ^particularly
true of. the kitchen which has. no'
cellar or an unheated cellar benqath
it. The housewife. who spends much
of her time standing on cold floors
is. likely'to have chilblains.
Tight shoes arid tight stockings
interfere with the circulation in the
feet and £o predispose to chilblains.
Thin shoes arid stockings which al-1
lbw thb feet to become chilled do thef
same thing. It is just as . bad if. the
feet and hands are dressed to warm
ly for then they perspire excessive
ly and later become chilled. i ■■
Enough has been said to. indicate
the liries of prevention. Tq . begin
with, general attention ■ must be
given to the health of the bod^.
Next comes clothing suited to the
temperature rather than the season.
Tight shoes and stockings - ate to, be
avoided, and round garters ‘ should
not be wornas they imay interfere
with the, circulation. Woollen gloves
may not be in, style but 'they may
still be needed to keep .hancis warm.
Tlje wrong way to treat, cold feet
and hands is to hold them close to
the' fire or heater. To do so causes
a sudden rush of blood, into the
parts and this engorgementG with
blood is undesirable in those who are
predisposed to chilblains.
The rjght way is to trike1 Off the
shoes or gloves, bathe the feet.' or ■
hands in cool writer
with a igood brisk
roupjih • towel. In this
lation is improved,
are. made to feel comfortable and
no hai'm is done. People who are
subject to chilblains miist not rush'
to the fireplace or stove when they
come in cold. They mugt keep their
cold hands and feet aivriy from, the
heat.
Questions ‘ cohOertiing haalth,. ad
dressed to; the Canadian Medical
Association, 184 College St, Toronto
Will be answered personally by
and follow this
tub, using' a
way, the eircuJ
the 'extremities
No Let Up iiere
Because of. Depression
Every oiu' -wlw> is •«» a position to.d-b-so,
should assist lii tin* -work of ut am pi ng.out
tuberculosis Tin' National Saiiii aritini
.Association rliroiu.h. ns, . hospitals in
'Muskol-';** ami at ■ Wi-slpo lias ./been light
ing this'disease lot- more' t Ulin HW- years, ,
. and lias extended its, mvm-V and ns charity
to upwards of 25.(>(i(>-. atiijeted. tpen-,
women and cliildren - .who would -urely
have died without such- assistance .
Throughout the years ol -depression,
because of „the ■increased'’ demand for
■ service. these- hospitals, have • been.--
forced to add ex-tensive additions to
' their .buildings arid-, plants, Until, now
. they' accommodate more than LOCK)
patients. • . . *■. - ’•■ Serving onl.v- they do the- victiifis pi
consumption who are without means* to
pay for their (reatmentiand care, these"
institutions are always '"in h,he.. red
and could not carry .on at all without
the help ol generous friends.
The. short age this year wit:-be maw' thousands of dollars, towards-* which .
amount' you arc asked to contribute.••
' Will' you please send..as-; large a gift as-
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ZION
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ing of Kinloss District L. O. L. at
Kinlough bn Tuesday.
Mrs. Will Reed and Eunice of
Rapid City, viSsited Zion friends last'
week. ' ■
Miss Beryl Gardner is spending
this week with her aunt, 'Mrs. Will
Webster of Lucknow, who sprained <-
her ankle last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. »Thos. Helm, and
children of London, were Sunday
visitors w-ith Mr. Robert Helm.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Campbell
spent Sunday with Lucknow friends.
Mr. Ralph Nixon and Mrs. Maggie
McKay, visited their uncle, Mr.
Ralph Nixon of Hackett’s, on Sun
day. Mr. Nixon, who-' is nearing his
96th birthday, is quite smart and able
to be about as usual.
This country is .not wholly wicked.
There still exist communities where
residents hide the playing cards when
the13 minister calls.
New Year resolutions.; like con-;
tracts and 'Covenants, are made to
Be broken. '
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’ Mr. Boden Ritchie, who is assist
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The social evening' in the. Orange
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