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TUE LUCKNOW SENTI/714. LUCKNOW ONTARIO. '
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' (By A.W.B.)
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John; • himself an expensive gramophone
out must be growing_ up fast and records, then a. good second
d taking a wider land maturer hand, car; and then„ he looked
gest in i�rnportant things around for a wife.. Bless, you' .he
and .you The next big thing got• one of the finest girls din the
shall be hearing is not about city 'whom her employers hate to
s, not about ' sports.• sand lose. They say she is indis•
..._...pens:
ague matches, not about tray- able to them. Archie says she is
ng around .:on holidays and more So to. him. So the ring g is
we but about a . wife, bought and they are ,house -hunt -
her liked ' your interest in nig.' The young Men of our cit
ters. • of Public concern and run y
P mostly to that pattern.' They
lcomed the reque you made.
;roe "Tell sine what your Can -
an. city is • like". •
ow .I shall use. , this _letter to'
O.11-9 'that 'Pita perhaps, riot in
•wvay you would expect. 1
her think I can send you' a
er with pictures which city
ia1s put out..�fcar• .:advertise
nt, and I • have a: newspaper
ting which is full'of facts and
res respecting our city and
life that you can have.
hall • I" start where•some, of
�r comments in your ",1etter
rovide nails °to hang my re-•
rks 'upon, You say' in, your city
:paid one' shilling and • three- c , hies in pleasing number; more
ice for a haircut. In' our city. than most cities for itsksize, to
u couldn't get -that job done. by keep'the'. boys on the straagh't
barber unless you plaid him' and narrow'' and the' girls' charm=
ee times that much: You say. ingly ' holesome. • •
u emissed the bus 'that, would :Our .city, in spite of :some evil
e you that lohg journey, south, disfigurement is not' in the class
you, 'after running' to meet'. it of either.: San Francisco, or Allan -
the point where your ticket tic.:City:' The former.in its'100
icated, found you, had: to wait years' story earned for 'itself, one
another. dray. We very def writer says '"a mad city in its
tely say.. to such runners ; in .wickedness -= mostly a ;memory,
city; "Never run after a',bus with .such names' at The "Black
a woman, there'll' always• be
other., along" This ;,city has
asses to'take you ' anywhere but
heaven, and , though • women
less, numerous' than men, -if
s true lthat;�C'anada has 236,000
e males. than , fem�alet. But
•y wait not an the streets corn -
of course for uncommitted dis:
fibre,'' and �. good ideals. They Which has ,.been peddling 'sea, Our d
there.they do not• all live on
Dufferin Avenue, where the cost-
ly shining Qad?rllac cars• abound,
where evening dresses and morn-
ing coats are seen. One of these
saints, • a dear old lady, lives in.
a mean house • close •by the tracks.
She has one footr in heaven and
both . feet will. be there soon.
Geographically, our city 'has.
not. 'too' good a name for people'
Who get lost in. it and are; seek.
ing some streets. The big wide
old mann river with his astonish-
ing crookedness.makes the streets
go all ' ways and thus promote a
headache, ,and; s'ometimnes" ar cuss,
for. making such .confusion . to
like entertainment; .they are gone, strangers. '
o'n cars, 'and as . duickly. as; osS= 1, was three years in,
ible implement lement liheir p getting to know• it and walked its
p 'desire for streets every da . ,But. save. us
<Z wile who is a, g1Pod. companion, • , • . ,� y. ', . ..
has a: lot. o f ,ggod.'sense and *ill` from .. havin-g, it, spoken, -of, :as.
fit in with 'tip -to -date and. mad-
Pittsburgh. wias, .by a man furl,=
ern things like gramaphone'play ous because of its ;difficulty to
ing, classical usi � find thi$..and that place -in it, He
I?n c, and auto- . ;.... ,,
Mobiles that ---•-are .- d'orne call! rt."the cockeyedest city in
wo rn�anly .presence and grace.. Y the world, The only place where
Not all'•young men and women I can't find my way . around . .
of our cityare an els • to be blunt where I, can's get a mental bird's
there arsone devils But We. eye picture".:
are happy to say we have; many Its a musical and singing city.
institutions "like ' churches, and The ' sort 'of place • where an • in,-
schools,
n:
schools, . clubs and'. friatenal soc- dustrial plant is dissatisfied, un
reties, parks and:recreation, , fa- less it forms' . an exicellent choir,
i'1' which practises •until it'` goes. to.
Toronto . Exhibition dor Chicago
musical festival to try to bring
home the first prize: It'has sev::'
eral bands,' a '.boys' organization
among them with. promoters nho.
believe that it is a far better
thing, for ,boys to be'occupied ifi
blowing, a trumpet than' a safe;:
with; beating •unmercifully a drum
than beating one another up.'One
church has ;three choirs, .a total
of 150 voices, r ho make Christ'
Cat, The `Panama, The Bucket of ma, memorable by -its . program,
Blood • The Brothel,.: Grant Av- and, keeps +the,:janitor` on his toes,
enue and: child prostitutes; .places no not dancing, but .careful and
where humanity wase going to the hurrying ''to see that',;the temper-
devil with shouting Laughter and.ature„ and other conditions '.are
the rattle of the dice box" conducive to what'the clever con
And the latter had the evil' re-ductor wants then to,;do, 'Practise.
putation pias one, Gospeler put: it,' nights. may 'be �a terror. to him.
warning 'parents not to take their even if the musinc• and singing. is
engaged young men even of your • children there, "to this place heavenly: -`
city is a farmer's "city an
sand and s' in for. ,.a l.ong time" to the horticulturist it •: is 'about'
't fall fall for the, one 'hose face
filled with b roken command-
ents A young; man who goes :;by
e .name of Archie ,told me in as
.•w'hisper; the' .otherdaythat, he
Was to. be wed . in `October,::.He
! has been• in the :country just ,a
few . years. from Scotland; wisely
adjusted himself to •our ',sort of
life, joined a chluch choir, gave
I can't think :.that this, my ;city,
with its upwards of sixty ,orders
and clubst' lodges and chapters'
formed, to put the . shine on ic'it-,
izenship,: has a good story,' to ,re-,
Weals when investigation is made,
of them to, say nothing about, the
.51 churches' making a fine •.con-
tribution to excellent manhood
every satisiaictnon ) at ° a plant and womanhood. Arid, one well.
ere they niake overalls, bought knows of a few :saints :here and
DUCE SLIP'S, NORTH HURON
AINS. IN LAST CENSUS
The 1951 census :; by Federal,
electoral di t ricts shows Bruce
County to • have lost about 1000
persons . since the 1941 census,
while North Huron' showed a
gain .of about 700 during the' same
' period, with 'the • towns showing
the largest. percentage --of--gain,,
' with rural populations showing
a decline, generally speaking: ,
Bruce. Electoral District
1951. • • ,119.41
rum Co. (pt.)..:.,. 28,205 29,253
742 910
1,-529" '1,689
1,489 1,631,
1,369 , 1,502
1,732 1,812'
1,026 1,219
1,827 • 1,951
1,464--1,6-03
1,593 ' '.1,810
1;294. 1,355
435 ' 533
520' 562
1:',048 1,098
lbeniarle
nabel
Arran'
Bruce
Culross
Eastnor
Greenock
-Huron ,:;, •
• Kincardine;
Kinloss
Lindsay
St. 'Edmund's
' Satigeen •
Indian Reserves 646 •815
lincardine ' „ 2;672 .2,507
Pott Elgin .;,,,.., , .:1,558. 1,395'
Southampton .;; 1,700 1,600
Wiarton ' • f,,, '1,955 /,1,749
Hepworth' . 356 290
Don's Head 358• • 368
ueknow 90's 867
Ripley .,,.....,.:�,•.: 450 391.
Tara, . 495
..,.. ..,,.,...r 485:.
Teeswater .,,,,.,;,,. 797. 819
T'
verton-. 7 282
North .Huron Electoral District
• 1951 1941
iirexn North 26,230 25,524
C,
TPA^t mrP. PFS
adds zest to the hour
Ashfield 1,704 2
Colborne 1,136 • 1
Goderich . ,' 1,608 ' 1
Grey * • • 1,967' - 2
Bowick 2,859 2
Morris ,' ` .4,675: ' `'1
Turnberry 1,381 1
Wawanosh E. • 1,109 • ' 1
Wawanosh •W...:,• 1,190 '' 1
Clinton 2,547 1
Goderich 4;934
Winghalr► 2,642 ' 2
Blyth 665
,079
,246..
,533.
,211
,979
,750
,314
,168
,325
;896..1
1;557-'
,030
611
Brussels .. .813.. 825
OBITUARY
ANNIE MacKENZIE
Funeral 'service for Annie Mac-
Kenzie, .lifelong and highly `es' -
teemed .resident of Kinloss Town-
ship, was held. at the ,McLennan=
MacKenzie~. Memorial. Chapel on
Thursday afternoon •,cdnducted by
Rev. G. S. •Baulch, pastor of.
.South Kinloss ,and. Kinlough
Presbyterian Churches
• Miss MacKenzie wasthe last
surviving memberof the family.
of John and . Christena MacKen-
zee. of Con. 9 Kinloss -',Township.
She ,was'•born On the old home-
stead in March 1870,' and made
her 'home there until the death
of her brother Laughlin in May
of 1950'. .
'Miss MacKenzie then ade her
home for a time with. hei iece
Mrs. Ira • Wall, ;of near Win: -
and later at the home of a.' •
•.Mrs.,Thom.as Inglis, .the la
ing ;a cousin, •Since a' year aag'o'.
last June Miss ,MacKenzie had
been a patient. in
Wingh.am Hos
pital Where' her 'death occurred
early Monday 'morning, .August
25t . ti
Interment 'was ,in South Kin-
loss Cemetery, the .pallbearers b'e-•
ing; Agus •McIntosh', Art Hod-
gins; '.Peter. Moffat, Jinn Parks,
Frank Th s ins sand .John.Mc-;
Innes.
like sitting at the end of • the
rainbow. Here -are made ploughs
and .tractors and all kinds of •ag;
riculutral machines.' The knives
that ' cutt the western wheat .and
other grain, the ;ploughs that
turn'the .virgin sod, or that which
isn't virgin, bear the, ' names,
known ' world-wide, of the man-
ufacturers. ' And every bit • of , a
useless "corner : found by :'the hor-
ticulturalsociety ' they, focus on
it with a lawn .mover and the
droppings of . some seeds, and cul;..
tivating ' the lot orparkland to
such measure that flowers and
:shrubs' abound, and everybody is
inspired;to•make their own lawns
and gardens likewise, a thing of
beauty and :a-• joy forever.
'The town clock in our. ' city
marketplace ' cannot always be
depended on. It has. spells. like
Some overwrought aged person
and will blu.nt1:y face you, at times
with a pale unbelievable face and
you say, as . you' take out your
watch to compare, "what • the
heck". And a' good singing class
gat a public school in this city
mailed: their principal in an arith
arithmetic testone morning in:
June. Out of 'some 35 iy seven-
teen passed, and the -fest didn't
climb, high. Yet the day before
they had sung to high, heaven
and got the ticket to the wide-
open pearly gates which brought
a shower'. of congratulations ' for.
them and their principal,, for hav-
ing ,
aving; achieved, so much and got
their names an. the front page of
the daily newspaper:, But the•
sighing, disappointed princep
al'
would nbt lift up his face : cheer-
ily; He .remarked . they in'ay have
done.
wonderfully Qn •a,. musical
way but • mathematically` .` they
�a PAM. SEVEN
YOUR FAVOURITE BEVERAGE
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were a miserable failure. It is re-'
ported that all the pianos in that.
great capital city of -Waslington
are out of tune; not so here.
• This may answ; er ii? some mea-
sure your question ,"What"is your
city like"
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