The Lucknow Sentinel, 1949-07-28, Page 2PAGE TWO
THE: LUCKNOW ;SENTINEL,, LTJCKNOW, ONTARIO. '-
THE L' UEKNOW ,SENT;
Lucknow, Oaro
,4tUttOorized as ,mond. Class Mail, ,Post Office, Departments Ottawa
Member of The C,
Established 1873 --� Published Each Thursday Morning
Subscription, Rate — $.2.50 A Year in -Advance To U.S.A.':$3.00
a . L: 'C Thompson, Publisher . and Proprietor, • °
THURSDAY, JULY, .28th 1949' ,
,.IT(
j.VE YOUR: CHEST X-RAYED
InAtiidnAw at, every citizen: of
• :this community. swill again am be of -
.feted ' the:,:advtages of a free
health service as provided bythe''
tnass` ,x-ray chic. The Cl�aiismeri;4
.. Y
'..in 'c o- 'eration,`?with th.e Ontario.
r : ' Association:: •a n d
'T`wberculos S t�ntaxzo p'
De arts. eat ' o ealth
'have arranged:. to r,ovideevery
man, . woman. and :high :.school
'student in this :area. a free chest,
examination without, any cost: Or
obligation whatsoever, ,
, This . campaign ;is ; 'part • of •a'
Province -wide plan;'.:to cut in
half ' theincidence. of tubercu,-'
•iosis; within' the .next ten :'years:
'Local officials planning the sur-
-veY estiiMate That more than; two
thqusand: persons will receive a
tree chest X-ray.:
That prevention ise better than
�
cure, all will agree. :In the pre
venton' :orf tuberculosis,: Mass ' x
: ray :surveys h e been `found -to:
be ••• *wig the ,most 'effective'
.measures. It ;is` hoped, therefore;
that, everyone .will take adyan
e ,of this excellent opportunity.
'
toro ect' their own :.health., :the
p �.. ,
.'health of ;;their family and: their
comn5munity
The menace 'of tuberculosis
the ` fa t::that
`. rhes -tart �el m.
g Y ac
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person can appear perfectly
HealthY: an.d• feel fitand ,Yet have
.
.the >disease.. Happily, • when de
Y�
tected in its . early .stage it c'ai• '
"be cleared up'' fairly quickly :and
'the person 'return to his emniploy
rnent.,,The surest way of .finding
out whether .one has ,-'huberculosis
is through 'the x-ray exa 'a
%on.
Each 'person found to have
a ' shadow- of •,Y the disease ma;:
then` immediately receiv' : the
necessary. _ attention.
-The survey;`has yet. another,
benefit. It Will greatly-arouse,
public: awareness of this insidious
disease ;` With;: 'this ' awareness
fully ' ;aroused'. there -are - good-
rose that'
cts at this grim enemy
of the ;people will' eventually .be•
doneaway
withr-
•
° The® Canadian taxpayer': has ',a
right 9
i t to ' ues�tioii 'Why' he' shoixlzl'
g Y
..iE�for two fountains and pond
y for a
which' the Canadian : National
Exhibitibn proposes:; to build,
This i
s ib t ` of 'c would
,finery ,
oust
• 48,,000 ,
andwould be provided
for I a Special 'grant from the
.Dominion Govern, ent.
Death lean,*. Over .the 'driver's
shoulder When the speedometer
needle' approaches ';the 60 Mark.
-Scientific ',tests "hhaire 'shown' that
Only ' relatively small, gains in
time • are accomplished, , es-
pec ally in traffic, ,;by the drilvier'
whp': push.:the gas pedal: to the
floor, •Take your su inier driving
carefully. The life `you save may
.- be your own., " ,
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One needs. little imagination •to;
see the "Made -In -Moscow?' stamp
on the.wnrld=wide ra°sh of strikes'
that has beset this troubled
world, Jtc is .more than a •coin-
• cidence ' that these Red-insipired
strikes should' occur in riuneraus
ports around 'the world at.a time
• when 'the dollar crisis and the
impeding of free exchange of
goods further ' complicate; ; ,the
problems confronting, the de
• mocraeies,; of , the world,.Cou.r-
ageous union. leadership is de -
mended in Canada and the other
democratic countries to 'guard
against' this -Red" Trojan horse.:
NO Al OLQGY IN' THIS APPEAL
Recently a..grbup: of ' enthus-
iastic believers, in 'the Chamber
of Commerce have taken the field
to: enlist- members in this :.organ
izatiort; which has as its sole pier=
pose the promotion:: of the. w'e1
fare of this` conrnunity 'These
• m
• yen .w °pit not, oust' On, .a
.-
ar he' ose
'sta=ble • coin n T xr p`u're
e' g ,
is ;dedicated to' the' advancement
of the :conimm pity's general in#.
terest and prosperity, and, mens
•bership in this organization can'
truly • be ah ; inv'estmerit, not a
donation, if the individual mem-
ber puts something more, into. the.
-,organization than his or her com-
•cparatively: trvvlial, (membership
fee.
..The 'canvassers:, had no apol-
ogies• to make.::`They were asking
you tobecome apart of an organ;
izatiort :that is.. Dominion -wide ,and
Which is of proven and inestian-
able. Yalu e in many centres across
Canada.
'Tile..:: A Flo :aL Cha
mlbe Will
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function through an elected- coui
cil;;•:: supplemented by various•
cunni nittees, directed in their var
iou�s
activities. by regular 'meet-
ings
meet.,ings of 'the' generalrnenibership,
at; which these projects are 'de-
cided upon: .
'Lucknow an d District can be
-definitely ben' fitted ''by an, alert.
'and. enthusiastic ,Charnb'er •of
Commerce.: Its achievements rest
Solely.with the: rec `ption • and re.
•., e'p
Sponse it • receives by the- civic-:
minded" folk ., of . the community...
•The Toronto Star : reached ''
.riew low in journalism• j,iis-week:
by triffling . with :'the. deaths of.
those little tOti :at <Mattawa. The.
Star 'seized this hour• of:morrow
as ari opportunity to Launch an-
other political `litical blast . at , the: Pro-
vincial . Gov'ernrcnent which it
charges, with • responsibility .'for:.
the;•deaths;of these. youngsters.
A Letter to the Ed or in tat.
Week's ,issue 'drew ' attention :to
h "
the, facilities. itaes: that the Recreation -
'al Centre ,couldirnmed'iatel of .
,Y
ler -Without • awaiting the .tonal`
.h. g
finishing.' .touches to • the..(build
Rest neoanus` are immediately
available : by• the opening `of the
c uil d"
b d rig and 'the appouitiYi,g• of
'a :' temngpora y caretaker.; Such
facilities are' decidedly lavkirig' in
the Village and'. at the height of
the holiday :arid .tourist season
it is'too: bad if this accornodation
is` not made ;' immediately "avail-
able to the general public.
OBITUARY •
EIDONHAROLD TWAMLEY
•
'R:epresentatives' '.of • the Sun
Life Assurance Company,' Victory
Lodge No. 563
mei iters of . Park Street ,'United
Church Women's Association, as
well as.i i.any friends and 'rela-
tives , attended funeral services
Friday ,afternoon at the Needham,
Memorial chapel, Chatham, , for
Eldon Hiarold, Twamley,. Of 23,
Ursuline•,, • Ave., , Chatharli. Mr.
Twamley was : at ° his sui-paner
home :at, Port Albert when, strick-
en three weeks ago. At, the. Alex-.
andx.a"aviar;<ne 'and
General. .Hos-
pital, ' Goderich, he. passed• iawiay
or} Tuesday .
Rev J. Morley' Coiling; con-
,..
au;cted the last `rites. and p a• �d a
eea ed•
gtlowurig . trrbute 'io • the:..de . s ..�r
Interment was made. nn' . Maple
"Cemetery;' Chatham..' The
Masonic service was conducted
by Robert Montgomery:: Mem.-
bers. of Victory Lodge acting as
pail bearers were, Harold Smith,
W. •J, Carnahan, William Boley,
Earl Adams, Charles Weight
and Norman B]ackwell•.. Flower
bearers 'Were Earl Geddes, Mike
Reid, ,•Dave' Thomas, Dean .Scott;;
James C'onnacher, "Fred •Scullard
Chester -.Wright and Les 'Near.
"On Thursday .afternoon' a ser-
vice 'was held at the family home
in: Ashfield; _xrovsr ow:ned:.,by his.
brother: George The , service , w.es
conducted '16Y Rev. T. ' A C'ar-
Michael, of Brantford.;' . a close
throu'
friend Of. Mr. Twarriley, . gh,
their assn
ciation ' at'' their- sum-
rt
mer.h
•:orses 'at'Port.';A1be. _.
Pallbearers at "'this service;
were 'six .cous;ins, '.:Milton ; Kzlpat-
rick,. Tom -Abrahams _ Gordon
Johnston; Wilfred 'Drennan, Tom
Twamley' • and Jim Sherwood.
Flower.' bearers .Were Sam . Alton''
,.
Cecil Johnston; George,Saunde sr ;
Herb Curran; Win.. McCann. arid
Wm: Andrew:
-; The Tate M' Twamley--was
.: born m .. 'Aslield. Township 52.
years :ago, sons:, of the. late Geo,
Twamley and Elizabeth Saund-
ers. He taught':; school at ••Gorrie, , ' P.. A.' Malcom.on purchased the
e law . =bu iness -of :' the late; Benmiller , and 1V1!orncton,.. b for; S , e, W. C.
entering' the.. insurance •business Loscornbe in.•Kincardine ."He con -
27: years ago. He :served Withdis-' tiniied his ;weekly trips to' Luck=
TNUiSDA".,
X 20th, 1949 •
LO:OKaNG 13A KWAt D.S
THROUGH THE ENTIN•EL FILES:?
Sixty Years `Ago"
).
,On • avlondi.ay, June 3rd, :1889,'.
Dr. :•Caveri,principal. of ' Kno?c'
College,, Toronto; laid the corner -
;Stone of the new Hregbyterian
,Church. Murdoch,: secret-
ary-treas trer of the building
committee stated, that under the
contract the church` -would cost
• about $'9;0Q0. He read a list, ot.
'articles, placed• in the cavity of
the ,corner "stone, as. f cllc'ws; "The
Presby tertian ; Church
Lucknow ,,., . e Y •.
D •-1`8 9 irr the. 52nd
was, ereoted A.. $
ear of the reign rof leer .
esty-: Queen .,Vietoria•; Lord: Stan-
ley- being
Governor +General: Of•
'Canada, Sir John A.; MacDon.aid,
Prime . Minister;-Olilver Mowat,
Ontario, Premier; James 'Bryan,
,reeve Co'uncillors,, G; W Berry;
I).. McDonald,. Adam Thompson,
James :L .;ansa !building comtmittee;
Y r
Peter McKenzie Thornas'Hunter,
George. Bobertson, .Donald •Mc-
Donald,Adorn' Thompson, Alex
Ross, H.: Morrison,' 'D. 'A., Mc- .garding ,the proposed' new water
systetm sin Lucknow.
B Bl" zstein was adventisin 'g'a
cleara c"sale headed, n e Just a feiY
Can=' more days ' and. its: goodbye to•
.yteri;en Lucknow'' • .
•rd°and
., .:Su ori '�a mo .�
pp: t n8 ve to have ,thc
• li ate, Hi '
B e e i wa . ; routed
uw ghyfmorn.';.;
Goderich • ::iiia • Lucknow : , a n d' •.,
Blackhorse, Kin'boss , Township
Council .passed'. 'the. following l es
olu • • : "That in the opinion' ,of ;
`Counci is ii vwa�
gh y tr errs
tasking the trip,,frcim,' Toronto *by.
motor. °
The death occurred'in ;Kinloss
on June 8th' of Mary., ,;Janie• Spears,
beloved:,•wife;• of Levi Boyle, in .
her 31st'ye.ar, '
The June Women's Ir,.s,titu•te
rr>leeting rwras , .held at the lirnr�,e
of .Mrs.' Wert. avlacDonalc , Thc,so
atte4ding. met *the -carryall at thc� .
hc,rnes' of Mrs, T.',Reid and .plc.
J, ;Ferguson.
•
W, W. Hill's advertisement
(erred `'.to ' "The, Hub ' Orbe \ - .
the Borne of 28c tea''..
local �oY , Sing, ., . , al laundiy epi i;a-
torp advertised ,himself' 6a.a
tisk subject and tax payer.
I. Miss 1V1ina .Rutherford, rctu •nw :
ed `to St. ,.Helens. after succuss
fully cornlpleting her, term the'..
College. of Education; Toronto.
Twent Years A o •
A u�bl ' si�eetin Was `held'ins
late May to..hear inf oxmatipn re -
grimmer'', john .Potcher, W, Con
1 ch-airxnran • J. ' G. Murdoch';'
rte..,., ..,
copies of ' The Globe,' Mail • and
Empire,. 'Lucknow Sentinel,
ads •':P..resbyterian,� P,.i'_e
'Review,. Presbyterian Rec
all the current :coins".
J•
; The: Lucknow Ministerial.
•locia tion was 'formed :'With
J. : McNabb • appdinted per'si
andRev.: W A:' Strongman, an s
retary •
• ,MCorrigan bought' the e`gr cer
Y
West:
of •H: o•11 .ari and
-business
'Robert -McCarroll bought WM,
McDonald's sawmill'. He. had
ur
chasedit 14 years before from
•
W. Treleaven
As -
eV.
nt
G-•
Fort :Y;: Years Ago
'The .CainHouse: chartged" lian'ds
.
with Messrs: Carbert and, .'Close
in possession. • ,
tinction. and 'honor. with the Sun now. •
`Life .'Assurance Company ,and Bearing' the signature of Reeve
Bated 'high ;in .the' production:` re John 'Joynt an • advertisement
cords of the c
oMpany. •;1'Ie was a called. , fortenders''for draining:
member. of `Kent. Life;Under`-the 'Caledonian Park and °clean-
.g
writers ''Association. Tlivent =two., ingthe outlet'to. the river: • Plans
y
year's• ago. he married the •form for draining the parkwere sub
er Lauraetta' Edwards ^'who. Sur- mitted; by. an engineer sent`wfroth.
viives.. He also: leaves. a .:daughter.
Mats. :Qliarence' Moore (Norm )`•
of.Chatham,,.
" One sone �Do la '
u s apt
g
home and." two brothers,, Wallace
of London and: George of Luck.
now.
•
•Music is : like medicine,;say. s a
doctor. We'll ;agree' that some of
it is • hard to take:
•
T'HE NEW HAT
It's: over•'for. another.'year
The Port 'Elgin' Times pouts And .'brother, Iglad of that
•,Yes• we went shopping yesterday
1�P�'+�y y
To buy my wife a Summer hat
She tried on every kind and
shape;
'That.rniilliner Bari .a;• smooth `line;
The nice hats, .and the tot so nice
;She •:said, they all looked really
fine,
out the fallacy of trying to lure
American :.tourists with . , those
things • to ;which they are. 'every
day accustomed. Said ohe Amer-
ican ,visitor:':' We like Old ;Glory
and our° rrn—diahes but -when
we coriie' `to .Canada we like to
feel that we aregetting and see:-
ing: •.the "things we don't get . at
home. 'That's what, we like. about
Quebec, :everything: is different
and :we like 'ie.' Aird;
� ;The
Tjrnes, "Let us welcome, .our
guests' as Canadians with : the.
cUn on Jack, Canadian: dishes and
Canadian hospitality".
Civic ',holiday Week -end : iso
coming Lip and will, be aacom-
•parried by a', higiiway traffic jams
that requires More' rigid en-
forcement of regulations and'
More •"care and 'courtesy by every
driver, than at any' other time
Of 'the year. The traffic toll n.
Orrtar'io over the .Dominion day
week -end was : eight deaths,' Will
it ' b e repeated' again?
I thought' the cheap ones : looked
•,`4:t11,6„9lest; ....
Well; ;that's the bit of Scotch 'in
me,
To hum and •haw"abbut theP rice
Has'always beenp my policy
Y ,.
She . bought the one she'd ' tried
.on first .
And left'the'other sixt -f'
..:.. like � , .: Y' our,
.;
1 kicked 'like heck .;about the
price,
When we got home,. ,I . kicked'''.
some More. :
Five -fifty .for a' :Woman's hat,
It's just .plain. .robbery,.I say,
.And how' Y envy bachelors
For them each day dollar day..
;.1VI, 13lic Ingham,
t`h'e Agricultural College at
Guelph. i
Word, was received` at St Hei
ens- of ' the '' death of Mrs.. Alex
Johnston :; of `Austin, Manitoba:
She. was formerly Ruth, Ramage.
R. ' Manning, 'manager of ;the.
Sterling Bankat:Dun!gannon re
signed and 'accepted_,a position as
,,Manager ;of the 'Rdyal •Bank at
Clinton •
Mr.:, and Mrs. Harry McGee,
Mrs.' Ed Pearse and Miss Dahlia
diehard `'. visited, in Lucknow;
Goderichrto L r, «, ovv; sontinuii g
north conn.ectin with Pn r
ot• incia•1;:.
Highway No,; 9 'at .the 'Village of;
Inloss'will serve a greater num
bet, of ,persons'..:than coitinu'rng
a highway, from •.'Goderich'.along
•the Lake: Shore and will also; be.
a directhighway between the:.
--counties. :of . 1uron,; • ttnzl Bruce.:
Be,; it ,therefore resolved ,:by thais'•
Council 'ba urgently •request the
,Provincial " Department Of Hight..
ways • to • construct . and maintain
a, high*ay f r o m •'•Goderich;,`,.
through Dungan non and Luck,.
now, joining Highway,, No 9, at
Kinloss".
Daviso'n's ,-'well drilling" outfit
was in '<operation '-at • the :Second,
Concession' School and 'struck .a.
stfong: flow Of Water 'at ,140. feet.:,
The stream w'as gushing: •'8 •'feet •
above the groun b,
'Lucknow Junior' ' Farmer : of
'ficers *ere:. pres„ George Ken,.
nedy; vice pres., Fred Martin; '-
sec-treas. Claire McDougall;
'auditors,, Cecil`Johnston •I•iarvey
Anderson °' Junior ' Institute of-,
.titers were: crest; Winnifred
McQurl1in; vice -pres., Elizabeth
Alton;, sec.=treas.,•.Ethel •Martin;,`.
directors, ,Edna Ritchie, Elsie An-
derson, s Jessie . Andrew,' Mary,
Cook; Helen .Swarf;.pianists,`Win-
nifredMcQuillin, Marga ,ret But'
'ton; auditors; Lyla , Richards,.
Mary Cook.
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