The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-07-12, Page 15 1
r
44
.-.41,W4IPIRMISPI.P116.1r.W.01,1111111141Willk-lirrprigallilrugrill,k10*4.1r,1111.PWA
„a •
•
4;• 6. • •
•;--• •• I" •
. .
•
•
$2.50 Yearly In Advanee. 500. Extra to U S A• • ' LiJ.CKNOW, ONTARIO:. THURSDAY; JULY 12th., 195.1 '
• "XigHT FA4ES
. • , r
•
. •
-PAID HONORON i:BusitELL circ is:
SILVER . WEDDING. • .
. Mr. "and . Mrs. N. E. Bushell,
graduates : the College of Hy'
drotherapy and Massage, Torontp,
have opened "The Bushell Clinic"
at: their* residence in .
which now in' operation, with
O the exception of steam bath treat,-
merits which'are :not:yet aVail:,
able due` to delays in. Obtaining •
mechanical equipment,'
Mr and Mrs macNenzje The clinic :yvAll',4PeCialize in
Ponalda MaeDiarinid). were mar.. 1 -hydrotherapy, Medical massage
in. Victoria ' Presbyterian and steam and medicated 'baths •
l\TOW OPERATION
M
tt •
!embers of the Kairshea Club
and friends and neighbomon. the
•2nd, 4th and Isp cpncessions,
'staged a surprise gathering at the
of Mr. and Mrs.:Walter
MacKenzie last Wedn4cl'ay night
to honor them. on the _occasion
of their silver wedding anniver-
*SEE T
SENTINEL
r offering „a helping hand to.
Charah, Toronto, .by Rev. D. T.
:L MKerrO11, on ,l'une 24th,. 1926. health". • ,
pab-ly
The Clinic has been' set up in
'VV. L. MacKenzie caaft-
ed as chairman for the' silver tahe upstairs .9f the Eushell tesi-
nive•
rsark feStivities• . 'lathes I ePc' wherPt office, wtting,.
atin r s
irnent bare all. conVeniently located
mpany Mrs Harvey
Little provided violiri' usie with main, °Per . Dom and aths
• 'Houston, Kra. Steer . sang two . and Mrsushell, who are both
nalified operators, will both be
soles. P. S, MaCKenzie • of Walk- 9
nce
trim was ,called.on for some re-
marks befitting the occasion and
his daughter, Mary 'Lillian Mac- WR
Kenzie, sang two triaecorripanied. - •
n
sOlos: James MacLeod, oe• of the
6th Concession •44old-timers" spoke
in reminiscent vein. and recited,
a poem he had,- learned sixty
years ago. A sing song. was en
ISTS BROKEN-
joyed and MrS. 'Allister Hughes
read . an expressive ;Sem, coin -
Owed by. Miss Deem,MacLeod
Gifts presented ta Mr.:and Mrs.
MacKenzie by. the group
ed a set' of . crystal Water glasses
and sherbets ' on a silver • tray,•
silver creath, sugar and tray •set,
electric kettle, a Raman' lighter;
and a.deCorated;4uniVersar*cake,,
which the bride and groom of 25
years ago were Called apan. to
cut. . •5'
• /
'Other gifts were 'received: from
Mr. and Mrs. MacKenZies'imnied-:
iate relatiVes. In . attendance at
the, celebration •-frain: a ..distanee
were Miss Beside- MaCK-enzle:'ot
NOrfolk„ Va.,and Miss ,Marion
Maccliarinid f London.: ••
The poem read as follows
Dear Donaida and Walteri •
Tonight we meet, a• happy:' crowd
Forgetting all depression,,,
To honor : friends who truly are
olk Of. the Fourth Concession..
or it was ori this very. line
You:. first saw light of 'day
••
And to Grey Ox Academy
You , kook your childhood wale.
• And now the, years. are tiventy-
five
ince . you have been. United,
And since your matrimonial bark
•
ee
ie.
,tt.
ee •
0
it
an On native shores Was sighted.
de Those year have seen .. a .great:
• advance ' . , ' •-• .
41 .: In waYS of country living,
Ir. ' And many are:, the luxuries;.
lu: That present tithes are giving..
. To better rural life you've made
• A contribution line • '0 •' '
• d7helped to raise the standar
.; . .'..
In many a Offering 'line. '
80,nOwyve want to honor you
On this milestone occasion
To wish .for you theoverY best •
•And share'YOur celebration.
We've :brought you, gifts afjOY
. , to .prove •, • . • ' . . •••
. • Momentoes of • our sharing • •
And. ritake' You, feel that catiritry,
IN. BARN FALL.,
. .
• Harold Campbell of the ,SecOnd,
1,Concestion Suffered two fractured,
'wrists and' a crushed cheek bone
in *a fall froni scaffold • in: the
•bard on Saturday afternoon. ••
The mow had been filled with
hay:, and.11ardld vvag. Walking the
scaffoldto. get down, when ft ,
c011ipsed • and he fell.. threw
to the barn figor.
Mrs. CarnPliell 'was. with him
atthetime, arid medical aid:Was
quickly summoned and. Harold
Was removed:to ,Wirigharnlloap•i
tal for treatment
Both i.wrists are in casts -al,
though: the •fingers •Of• one hand
are free to move. The .faciatiri;-:
jury will,. remedy. itself it :is
Stated. •
Ha, rold was: feeling better' at
the. early .part of :the week, •and
it WaS expetted he Woidd be alble
'to -return • home soon, but of.
•course will bepretty an
.
i•
i
F. M. MacINNES COMES
BACK TO SEE BIRTHPLACE
Callers in town the first of the
week. were Mr. and. Mrs.„ F. M«
1VlacInnes of. Ferndale, Michigan.
Air, Mr, Machmes was a return
trip 'id. ,the community in which
• hewas:born, 'and- of which. he
had no . reeolleCtion having left
here as a lad of .about.three Years.
• Frank 'Martin' Maannes was a
son, of the late ,Mr. and Mrs. Fin-
laY ':McInnes, and was born at
Holyrood•,,where hi s father oper-
ated a cheese factory. The fact-
ory, was 'burned down about 50
years 'ago, after which the family'
'moved to Sault. .Ste. 'Marie to
make their home. . • .
•
At the first of the Week Frank
was looking up •a few .,of his
cousins, who still„resicle in this
THA.T bservance, of' the parking.
strips'on Main •Street •will per.
mit the accon-iodation of :a good
O many, more cars. There' is .na
excuse for anyone not, angle
4
o Parking within these stalls
THAT. Miss Freda Hunter has
• cepted •pasition 'as clerk ..in
Smith's Grocery Store. •
.THAT Miss Lois Webb, daughter
O of :Mr.' and. Harvey' Webb,'
,. is assisting. on the, Bell Tele-
phone staff for the slimmer.
THAT Harold Henry, Principal of
Georgetown Public School,: it
. • attending summer aehOol ,at the
University of Toronto, taking
,wark which Will lead to his'
• • aA. degree. Harold is the son
Of Mr:: and Mrs..Jirri Henry:of
'Whighain and'7forinerly of Bel -
0
fait. : •• '
,- • •
THAT Art•Brecklea, tells us, his
tourist canip at, clam Lake was
• sWarriped,.oyer'the July lat and.
July 4th holidays. Sorne nice
Were caught with 41 Al-
, lisOn. of Ohio getting: ,a 36 -inch
one that. weighed over 12
THAT Rayriard, Ackert landed a
• big'brown trOut Manday.It
measured 17 inches in length
and tipped the scales at a shade
over 21/4 lbs. A itirprising fea-
ture was that he' made • the
• Catch in broad daylight, as the:
brown 'trent have' the reputa--
'invalid" for some lime.
tion of biting abont. 'dark. A
worth was used. , for bait.
•
THAT some of the wild driving,
OVER 400 AT GARDEN PARTY
Inclement • weather last week
•necessitated the holding' of,the'
Kingsbridge Garden 'Party in-.'
doors, where rnOreithan 400 per-
sons : were: serVed ,bountifill
repast Although some of the at-
traCtiOxia of the evenirrg7were
marred bythe' weatherman; one
of the feature,. ' 0'
draw, which ',resulted' as follows:
first prize, a' Stinbeariti
xuxmas-
ter.: at '0335, Mrs: Bruce
ilarisfOrd, Galt; 2nd prize, electric
Clack'. valued, at. $32.50, juries.
Koster._ GOderieh.; 3rd prize, 32.:
piece Freakfast set, 'value -$14.50,-.
Durican Simpson, Kintail
4th, ki ,chenware, to as. ()Neill,
Kintail; ' mixing bowls, to
,Mrs. Julia Dalton, Kingsbridge. '
Dancing to Music. by Carruth-
ers' orehestra eoncluded the etle/l...
..•
.01
• . .
Areeach for other caringt:::..
.,.„
•
INFANT • 'CHILD
.'..:POUNDAAAD: •
Karen Yvonne, • three-nionths-
,old ,•'•daughter of Mt: and*' Mrs:
O Fred Young of 'Dungannon, as
, . •
toulid dead in her basairiet on
Friday: mOrning.
O Bora Prematurely, the -little
'was in an incubator in God-
erich Hospital for two Months be.:
fo e returning horne'a inonth ago,
afterO develoiting'• to quite, a nor-
2,1al'ond• tweet :little baby, The
Wee girl's death saddened the
Cnt1n• unitY and was, a grievant
slipqc to her parents. '
• 'Private funeral service was
heldO at the parental home on
Saturday afternoon': Withl. Inter'
meet in Dungannon cerrietery.„
Beaides the parents, the child is•
survived by: a brother, Charles
. riklin. •
•
OATS STOOL, WELL
•
Roy Alton Aslifield'.
field of oats that looks exception-
ally.god at 'present 7-7' and no
:wonder by, the. way it is- stooling
out Roy pnlieda-cluster-on-Sat-
urday 'arid train' a single, -seed •
there has grown 10 stout stalks
that are three feet or .better ih
.height and well headed ,out.
Is that a StOoling' record?
_
• • . . • .
DEMONSTRATION TO .END •
BIBLE SCHOOL TONIGHT
, , .• •
'1 'The:daily VaCationflibleSchoot
which has beeri held in 'John-
stone'S Lticknow, .for..' the
past tendays,will eonelude to,
night (Thursday) 'with a demon,-
stration by the students cOni-
inencing' 'at •8:00 p.m. • '1
•'The • boys and grills who, haVe
been in, attendance will, give a
demonstration. of their a pro.
g.ramy singing; lesSon and' and
of the 8eh000l is r.
Jcihn 'IVIaFtin• of HaWkesy Ile
and the teachers are:- ace!
.IV4oir; J. Nicol an ta et. I
that goes on within 'the' corpor-
ation and through Main. Street
• is nothing short of ridicitloUs.
We'Ve been •plain lucky here.
A .' continuance of this Mire-
itricted orgy of careless opera --
tion of motor cars Will sooner
or-later-encl-a-traed
' • —o—
THAT Ray . Stanley, a graduate
•
of " Stratford Normal 'School,
will, 'teach next term it S.S.
AShfield, (Finlay's
community, as well as same old
landmarks which he often heard:
his father 'speak of.. ., • •
SAILS NEXT. WEEK
FOR
• •
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Salkeld re-
tuined , last week from a six
weeks' .motor trip to the. West.
Coast. They Spent two • Weeks on
VanCOuver. Island where an •un-
usnal- dry spell was being experi-
enced. -
, On their return they were 'ac-.
compatied • by • their.- daughter,
Margaret,' who has been.' teach-
ing at Duncan,. B.C.,. and is going
to „England for the next term un-:
-der •the teacher.ekcbange .plan.
Miss Salkeld tails next Tues-
day on the liner Ascania, , and
upon arrival n ,England be
met by her sister, Miss ..Helen
Salkeld, who,. An the fall, wil1.
commence her secand and final
year in. post -graduate work at
Roehampton Agricultural /olb-•
lege.. •
This post -graduate scholarship
•was awarded to Helen upongrad-
uating frorn the 0A.C. with. her
• •
degree of :Matter 'cif 'the Science
'of Agriculture. •
CRITICALLY HURT.
IN CARCRAtH "
. ,
Fred 'Whitby, eideSt. son :of Mr.
,•
and; Mrs.'Joseph Whitby of Luek-
mow, has been in a critical con-
dition in a Detroit hospital for
more than two weeks,. since near
fatally injured' in• a car crath.'
e was. • riving• 'into Detroit
to. work when struck broadside
by a motorist, travelling. at 60
rrWei an hour it was ' claimed.
Fred's -car rolled over ,three times
after the iinPact.. He was thrown
out with the 'back wheel of .his
car:corning to rest on his chest.
O --Freclis-ribere•fM" Ure
and he suffered a perforated
kid-
ney. It •was necessary to • wire all
his ribs to keep them 'from press.;
ing 'ori his -lungs,' and for a time
,little hope was • held for his .re-
covery. . .
School).
HtATStPaahi Aitglit...
Dungannon, boa. a .,.suCCessfiil
• bazaar iri. the Parish Hall on
' Saturday,- Whieh was officially
O opened by -Mrs. A. S. Mitchell.
THAT' The 'Market 'Store and Rae
•8c POrteous •hardware are loe-
' ing. brightened up With _ coats
of paint -applied by Earl Mc7.
•
THAT Henry Ga/rdner and Lane
• received _delivery_ last wee1-of.-
•:.-,--4,,new-Mildinay thresher.; „...
1 „
THAT :Dr. Mel 'Corrin and , E.
Bannister. of the, Bank, of Mon-
• treal are 'arnOng thbse who are
currently on the. . 'loOkout for,
honsing.. aCeomodatiOn. T h e
• Corrin family have to vacate
,their preterit. home at the first
Of Augnat, and IVIr. Bannister-
is
seeking accornodation M
order to move his family' from
CamPbellford. • ,
••••••=o— 1
THAT new hydro lines, have been
instilled at Arnberlek and Kiri-
tail beaches, 'with the, latter
• line providing poWeil• for the
•Presbyterian, Camp,' At Arribert•
ley Beach, which; is rapidly
cle-
ve1oing with several new
Cbt-
tages being conStrncted, 'a new'
road, has been. bunt .hy Ashfield
Catincil, at the, expense of .the
Property owners. '
. • 1Ritchie have had the fern). rent-.
i4OTICE.. ed for the past ' six , months and
KINLOUGH LADY
IS NINETY-SEVEN • , -
aylises , Edna . and lay , Boyle . •
'entertained the members of their
family . on Sunday in 'honor of
their aunt, Mrs. John Cox'S 97th. •,,
birthday., A picnic luneheon, was •'
served, on . the '..lawn by Misses
Doris' Lloyd, Iona Terry, Marilyn
Boyle,••Jeanette Briinton and May.
Boyle. , : • '' .• . - . , • ..., , .
•A pretty. decorated. cake ' with
its glowing candles was Cut by .
the aged lady and all joined in,
singing ' "Happy Birthday". Mr: •
Ivan Lloyd expressed, the kind
wishes .of , all present and -the
Rev. ' Douglas Fuller on behalf • 0
of, the church, congregation, ', ex
tended heartiest congratulations."•
1VIrs. . illiam Lloy presented,her
With a gift from all .41 the fain.;
ilk. • ; .. ,.. . ' • •
Mrs. , ,,,William Cox expressed •
• he gratitude of their family for • .
. .
the. happy gathering.. • .• •
• • Miss Vera Boyle of 'Moose .Jaw,' '
,
who. had' come East for : •
this . Occasion was also an honor=
ed guest • DOring . the -afternoon
Miss Edna Boyle and Mr.',,:lvan
Lloyd were accompanists for, the '• '
singing of- favorite;. hymns and: . •
Miss 'Jean' Bali also. sang seVeral, ..
Munbers. • ' . " ,'' - • • • • '
Those attending the .•birth.daY
party were Mrs. John Cox, ph,:
and Mrs. William Cox, Miss_Vera
ItoYle, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lloyd, , .. .....
Ivan and Doris, Mr. 'and Mrs.
Karl , Boyle, Marilyn and Carpi, ',
Mr. and.' 1VIrs.. Jack Scott, Billy • . ;
and Bobby; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice; ./
Hodgins ..and Ellwood, the .,ReV., '2. . '•
Douglas Fuller, Misses 'Jean Ball,' •' .
Iona Terry,, Jeanette Brunton,
Edna and May Boyle.' It was re-
gretted that the Rev..°G. Benson
Cox' who his been ill was unable ..
to. attend,' al,so Mrs. Ada Hodgins, '
and the Sielof family:.
During the afternoon Mr. and .1 •
Mrs. Clare Sparlidg kindly called '''
at the the home and took flash . ' •
pictures of Mrs. Cox, for. which. ....
everyone, was deeply • grateful.
Many kind' wishes were express- • .----
ed • to Mrs Cox,: also numerous .. ..., ,.. /
.congratulatory messages 'froth' far ' ..
and 'near. . . . ' -. - --'" ' •
. , .
. ..„. , . ...
•
• ". • -` • .04 ••
HAD EYE REMOVOD , •
'Mrs. .Angus Graham, formerly • •
•ofthe "Boundary ..East, had her : ...)
right ,eye -removed recently M.
London. The operation was deem- .
ed neceisar• ie.-wa
. 1411
affected. by 'glaticorria. Mrs. 'Gra- •
• ham has made ...a good recoverk .' • '
andis back at her work in the
nurses' residence, at Westminster
Hospital. •• . • • : , •
•
•
SOUGHT FARM IN.
ARRAN TOWNSHIP
Mr:. and. Mrs. Lorne A. Ritchie,
•R: 2, Port Elgin, haye pur-
chased, a ' 100 -acre farm on the
• 5th ,Concession of Arran Town-
shiP from Mr. and Mrs. George . . •
,Hood; Port Elgin. Mr. -and Mrs.
•
O ob ained ownership • the 1st of .
july. ' • , • •
A '
ENDS .LONG TERM
AT .21014- ,SCHOQL
O RE SCOIlr 'CAMP '
,
All LUcknow Boy 'Scouts whO
plan to attend dairy' at Inver.-
O huron- this; .yeaeare requested to
leave -their names-at:The -Sentinel:.
•Office- before' .l.tth. "
HORN
COLLYEE—in Winghain
ok July 8th,. to Mr...
'and• Mrs. Stuart Collyer, • a sbri.
'BOAK—in.Wingharn Hospital on
Thursday, July 5th, to Mr. arid
MrseRobert Boak, a son Williarri
,Francis, a bother: for Sandra,•
HODGES—at Alexandra Hospi-
tal, Goderich, June. 19, '1951,
ta and' Mra„. Lloyd'Hodges,
Dungannon; a datighter,
ROBB — At Wingham General
aospital, on Wednesday, June 27,"
1951, to '114r, and Mrs. Gordon
Robb, R. Goclerieh a daughter
(Janice Margaret)
iviepAN-i
zin .'tlocardine Hospi-
tal on. Tuesday, l July 3rd, 1.951,.
• to Mr, and Mrs, Allan IVIcLean,
Goderich, , a son, Duncan'
Farrell: .
1.•
•
Miss Ada. Webster, who has
,taught ;at Zion Schaal for -alMost, :
27 years, .concluded her teaching..
duties there at the end of the
term, i -Net year Miss Webster'
.
will teach, at CreWe.
At the Close • of school Miss
Webster was .presented by: her
pupils with a lovely Biswickware •
vase. the ,presentation Was made
by 'her 'young pupil,, Evans •
Helm. •'
" • In November of 1949, the. Zfoit
School; Seettan d Ashfield •
pchooi Area Board paid honor to
Miss; Webster On cOnipietion 01
,tWerity-five years as teacher at
Zion during Which time she had
taught' more than 90 pupils in « '
the section. •
'On that, oceation Miss WebSter.
was presented With a•wrist Watch
and an easy Chair and matching ,
• ottoman', • •
• 1.
41
•
• .
#
, • :e
t
. - •
It
•• • 1.•