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THE' LUCKNOW SENTINEL
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Luc c low Ontario •Mr. and Mrs Harry Copeland
• •at ;. and Mr. and Mrs, Will Wellwtiod
'A' r}� Class Mail,
Memberof The W A face Department Ottawa all of Bolton visited Sunday with
r' Published Each Thursday Morning. 1 Mr, and. Mrs. Ezra]nnes of :Clinton
. criptionhed '1873 Mrs. Minnie H ff her
Sttibscriiption"Rate .,=- $2.50 A Year in Advance—To USA.' •$3...00 spent, the. Week -end �vith�
L C. `Thompson, Publisher' and Proprietor. �
daughter, Mrs: Robert Ladhaw :&'
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'TIDE LUCKNOyV SENTINEL LUCK -NOW, OTAR°
WHIT.ECHU ;H
Tauns., 'SFPTE1 iBE1 0011 1949:
SERVICE RECOGNIZED wrrll
WINDSOR . GAS .COMPANY
Senna nn VVacDonald (Sally)
Ann
Was honored • recently by the
Windsor . Gas Coa nipany,; 'which
she h
ai served leontinuouslY . for
x5' years.
arental .home: ;is at;
.alis
parental,
.Ldchalsh. •.;She ' attended ,High
uc ' ow' 'aand : • took
.School;.mL
,. ...
ial course at park Busi
' oon�nerc :
' Ness 011e a C in -
was
Hamilton. : Elie g
was employed by the Oanada
S• lee1' ' Cort ioration in Hamilton
and ':at Objib vaY- before joining
the :Windsor Gas .Company on.
'June 18th; 1934, a + a 'bookkeeper
in the merchandise department..
Miss?. MacDonald eventually.
• took 'charge: of the merchandise
ledgers, and dyer a year ;ago Was
put in charge of ;the gas and Mer-
chandise bookeePrng- department.
Now her responsibilities include
all 'cusitomer, accounting: `with' a
staff of fourteen under her. , Sally
says. she enjoys her work and
``,adpres• her ',.fourteen•: children'.
She • is active In the ,Company
bowling, leagle • and ` enjoys 'golf.
FALL. FAIR DATES
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Arthur „ ,,.;., , ;,,. iSep� 2'P; 28.
Blyth Sept. 7,. 8
Brussels ' ' »Sept. 29, 30
•Chesley . ,,.,,,..`
,Sept; 9, 10
i�fford .,,.,.... ..........: Sept. 13, 14.
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" ..Sept. 23,, 24'
Drayton” , ...;'.
undalk ti •Sept .14, 15
Sept, >29.
Duram eP
h
Sept,
ter•= .
•`Xe
• ,Sept. .16, .17
TO OPEN NEW °PSYCHIATRIC
SECTION - AT •WESTMINSTER .1
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the p4iyschiatric institute ,apt Wes.
' roster Hospital, London, will be.
formallyopeneds,The' Institute is
becomes : part.
a . 250�bed .-unit. that
• of • the ;Veterans' Hospital
whichwill::greatly Increase . and
improve treatment facilities for
',mentally ill. veterans throughout
:the • province:
• • The: official :opening Is shed-
iileld for three oclock that 'after-
noon and bep
will: receded byy
• '
•'. drumhead'service -and mnarych:past
of C and A'district com hands• of
the , ;Canadian, Legion ' ». at . two
o'clock.
Fergus
Gorrie,
Hanover»
Hlarriston
Holstein •
Kincardine
Listowel •
London (Western Fair)
• '
• Sept. 12-17 i
Lucknow » ,Sept. 27, 28
¥eaford Oct. 7 8
Midway .,........., :. Sept. 19,:' 20
Mount' Forest Sent. 19, •20
Neustadt; ' • Sept • 16,• 17
H burSept. 16,: 17
Orangeville ville ' Sept. ; 20 21.
•� _.
Owen: Sound • ......., Sept' 29 -Oct. 1 •
Paisley
Oct: 1
Sept, 1'4,:15:1
p Sept,:: 28, 29
' Sept' 27; 28
Sept. 15, :16
Sept: 26, 27
Mr.' Laidlaw, •
'Tchborne
Mx and Mrs,•Harry,
of Goderich,, iMr and. Mrs; • Dun-
can 'Kennedy. » `and, • Miss, Annie
Kennedy of Wingharn Visited on
Sunday .with their mother, Mrs:
David Kennedy. • •
Mrs. Mae Koss and Miss° Olive
Terrif, f, R.N., visited •, last Thurs-
day' in Wg
in hair with. Miss: An-
nie Henry, R lv.,, of New . York,'
'Who ',was visiting'. her sister, Mrs.
1inde•
at,the :�horne ;of • Mrs. Mus
I1_•
.grove •x:
.>s
and Mr . 'F; ..MacLean'
n
.vsited�:'�last��Thursday with , thear.
son
McLean -'of
1Vfr.".and M s.••I a`Mc,Learr
Wroxeter.
:
`
MIs s Mildred M'cClenaghan
spent Monday, at Toronto 'at the
C.N.E. .
s ent the
Mr. Gibson Gillespiep
week -end' at Toronto at the Ex.
Jimmie and Kenneth:. Coultes
of • Belgrave iiisited, "last week.
with Jack Coultes. a
t the
home
of
Mr. and Mfrs. Albert Coultes:
aVlr.. 'Gordon. Wellwood andh�lyir,:
Mac *McGregor 'of Exeter spent
the week -end in Detroit.. •
Mrand s. E. Crroskorth
• Mr
r
Pa
lmeton s
PortElgni
Ripley
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Seaf orth
Stratford
Tara
,Sept.• 12, 13
OCt.
�.3
4
• Sept. 7, 8
Sept: • 22 23
Sept. 22,- 23
': Sept.
Sept. 28, 29
Oct.:4, 5
Spent,the,Wireek-end with rela-
:_ti3res fat . Unionville Their = son,
Paul,-. whp .was holidaying thee,
returned, home with, them,
Mr. and Mrs: Hayes of -Detroit
spent Mr.
e t the'Week-end'with•-and
1VIrs. Victor • Emerson'- and . other
relatives.:Mrs: It. Tiffin who had;
been Visiting with there; and other
relatives returned 'to her, home
here with them
• Mrs.• Carnip�bell of London, vis-
Te.esw;ater `'
•
T
oronto (:C:N E.)'..Aug: 26 Sept.. 10s Ro�bt. Ross .last week.
Wiarton
Sept 15, 161 school 'opened Tuesday •` w'lth
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Miss .Anderson of'Belgr�ave as the
L,0a.KI
THROUGFI
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THuRs., SEPTEMBER 8th, 1949.
BACKWARDS
SENTINEL FILES I
Sixty. Years Ago:
Pupils of S.S. No, 13 • Ashfield.
included H. Mullin, J. McCros
tie, • H.. Irwin, J. Somerville, ,D.
Lougheedl M. Alton,. 14, Borland,
A. Vint,, H. Irwin, M. Lougheed,
J, Sineltzer, M; Hackett, S. Cran-
ston, G.'Borland, .M. Johnston, A.
Somerville, J. Hutchison, P: Som-
erville,, W., Rutherford; J. Bark-
ley, H; `Nixon, ' R.� Johnston,.�L.
McCrostie,4.,,C. Agar. •
ounc
illor •Adam: Thompson
beug
h't "a• h..andsornefpair., of gr'eY.
colored bronehos", They were
directOregon °.and 'had
' ,� f�rorri �` �
never' had a halter '.on then.
Ed Odium,. gave a "lecture. •in
the Temperance Hall onthe life,
habits and—customs of the havingJapan-
ese; recently returned
from' 'the Orient. •
forty Yeats . A go.
i.ted a few. da`'s with:' Mr.. an,
d•
;Recovering "'From Mishap •
' Miss Mary Wallace, .:Walkerton
octogenarian, is• recovering g , . :from
injuries received» when knocked
•down by: a . truck Intel which, she
walked 'She is:an aitrit..of . W
• al-
,
lace Miller and Mrs. Ed Thom of
St. Helens.
A ' KIND ACT o i '
During•
the wild' storm of" early
last Thursday' Morning, .Donald ,
Thodnpson -would ., have: lost' . his',
•
boat had•it not beeifor the kind-.
ness , of _BobGoodhand`-ef Detroit,
Mr. ;Goodhand. was . holidaying at
Beach :and during ` the,
A�rri'berley.
height of Storni.
had
'she furious stor
.
gore to the beach Wont 2;30:aim
to see if his own, beat: was; out
:» of reach . of the • .breakers,..Which
:were ;rolling up on shore .beyond
the�'hi.:gh water mark. It was.then
that he discovered 'Donald's boat.
afloat, and being:.'btiffeted against
,J •' a small `-pier `nearby: Wading
•gist` deepin .the surf;• he recov-
erred b
wr
he boat and; dragged it up
on' -ore to safety. 'nob also 'took
a an'd' the next: morning in bat:-
h
tening windows 'in a few vacant.
'which had 'been ?blown.
;' Cottages; .wh
in by the :gale: •
'`whit . Were : Weibster's ' last
words" •
" Zyniase; Zyne•. and .Zymotic".
THOSE.OLIh MAGAZINES
Cameraman Caught Dan Alton•
teacher.
Move g
To Ingersoll
Mr: and Mrs.' Jiin Burns .have
moved from •goderich• to `Ingersoll
Where Jim. is employed as : •CNR
telegraph; operator •
• OBITUARY
A:recent:picture in: The Van-. DR ,A. E. ARCHER
Lochalsh, hast Blacks.' and the
Ripley nine, played an. exciting
hardball `game at 'Lochalsh; -With
.s, , 0 to 6.The
the, visitors winning .1,
Lochalsh battery :was ,:Cameron
and ,McKendriek...,_....,.and_for
:-,� _ p �...
Ferris and • haprnan' The 'very
next evening; Kincardine played
apt Lochalsh, when the latter team
won ''a 32-9 victory over the
°Lakesiders. ` Cameron and Mc- •
formed the Loch-
alsh
•Lk i,
.Kende c a�g
`lsh , batter .' .The Kincardine;
a Y *Kincardine
teary had Sweet; Riggin and :Mc •
Gregor ,,
' S
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Gordon -..MacDonald',; , of
He1 ns, , • .age. 21, •died suddenly.
after an abdotninal operation: He
was bookkeeperat the; Flos Roll
er Mills of Elrnvale, .neat. Barrie:
The remains were brought to St:,
Helens . with interinent in •. L?
un
gannon'. • Cemetery.
dine tomurk the/50th anniver
nary. of the organizing of the
west Waw'aAosh Mutual Fire
surance Co,,
Mr, and Mrs. Sana Gibson
moved ; to »Goderieh where he
took charge of the Massey -Harris
agency, F
The death: •occurred of Mrs.
Harry Ingram, formerly. Annie
eton .. dau hter f
Mddl .. _ , o the . ° •'
•,. g late •
1V.fr.• and Mrs."George Micidleton;
Miss • Charlotte. E: Smith;' dau-
ghter Of Mr. and;Mrs.Sixiith '
graduated :tvv!W•atiiringli:altrilm e G '
ge er al'
llos ital:'
p:
e
:"T . ,e • .,: , .
�T e. .h.
cdosed It. had
emp1oy
ed ,.,
from 30 to 40 •mien; :
' The - death . of Sohn Blake 6c
curred suddenly '.at his farm at
Crewe. '
" The, marrriage„i,w'as solemnized
of Isobel ;Purdon;” youngest dau-
'ghter • of • Mr. and Mrs. A. » E.
Purdon and George Tiffin, young
est son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Tiffin. j ,
cotiver ,. Sun : shows 85 -year-old Dr. A. E, Archer ,•sof Lamont, .
and =three-year-old Arta::.died' • in late May 'at ...Lay'.
.•
.Dan' :Alton Y Alta.,.
-an.
Noel Tailing strkirig� up a friend �n�ont, ":Alberta, , according' to •
The occasion .was at'.:. the announcement in the current'.
ship." :. •
Pioneer :Association • pica' issue of�the:::United Church Ob
nic`aat ;Stanley:: Park : -Mr- :Alton server, He 'was:: one-of-Canada.s
was. former- bridge and• !building [foremost.. 'authorities on: ,public
rA. ' and�vvasafOrmerook. •' 'aith ian. he suerintenderit:.atCra bp
'native of this comm'unity,',Yie is �. dent ' of the Canadian Medical'
president: of the' Bruce Old .Boys'I .Association. , ••
:
Association' ' in , Vancouver,' and Dr. Albert Ernest Archer cher was
wasamong those. heading . the born at ,Canrpbellford,, Ontario,
.trek "back : home last year • to j on December. 114th, ` 1878::. His
I went to . my dentist's and:
• Thumbed through' a- magatii'ne;
I just could not believe. my eyes
At what "I had .dust seen .•
The Jalps,had bomlbed•Pearl Har
bor; •
Had made: a • sneak uttaok, •
And Uncle : Sash: was promising
That • he would, pay then), back.
the Bruce; County reunion., lather .was: 'Rey.. Joseph Archer,
:a Methodist • aninister, and his.
:' !mother, : Martha: Hardy. •He
HAROLD. •- C'ANTELON,• .. game uated• in. medicine 'from the
Uni
some
district. for
grad -
Overseer. in this'Toronto "`in 1902, and
verset ". of Too ,.
l
Y
:time, hasbeen transferred
d
•
the':iollowng year
e
a<r
went •
to
:
Grey County: He and Mrs. Pante- Star, Alberta,to ~le e..hepracti ed
lon halve 'taken. up residence at for three. years.In' 1905 Dr.:' Ar-
1Vleaford: • cher married Jessie .Walker •Val-
ens,' formerly' of Lucknow, "Ont.
She was; ,a. graduate>of the Ham
ilton, Ontario, City Hospital
In• 1921 Dr., Archer' was .admit-
ted as a Fellow of the American
College of • ,Surgeons, and in 1931..
received the F,R.C.S.; degree from.
Canada';. •in •' recognition of his
ability as 'a° surgeon. He• has. twice
been President • of • the 'College of
Physicians 'and Surgeons. of Al-
ages 27, '22 and 20::• berta, and » fin `1942 was elected
President at the Canadian Viedi
ca1..Association." Tis' ability : and
SUFFERED, BACK INJURY.reputation were recognized be-
yond" the medical profession: At
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Fells have a, special convocation- of the Mir -
,returned to Smooth' Rock Falls. versity , of • Manitab,a `: in 1943 • he
after
f erof sun Mother,»vacation ' �at • the was granted the. honorary degree
honie Mrs. James : of LL.D., and shortly' afterwards
Webster, . While' here MVlrs. Fells he was awarded tithe O.B.E in:
suffered. a. back, injury in, a fall recognition of .his services to his
and had to be placed in a cast, profession and to Vie ; country. at
which she will be required 10- large > Later he , receiived 'the
'wear for about three; months c.B,E. In 1948 the University of
♦A
•
Alberta ;conferred upon him the
•honorary- degree of LL, D,
Bought "General; 'Store Dr: Archer,,, is, survived by his
'Mrs, Amelia- Treleaven spent widow, two daughters, Mrs, •.Rup-
the last two months at" 'Spring- ert/"Buchanan • of Montreal, and
male with Mr. and Mrs:.Lawrence' Mrs, Charles Hallowes of Tang"
Tremain, where Mr. and Mrs: anyika.. • Territory, : East Afrioa,
Tremain have purchased'the gen- »and two sons", Norman J, W: of
teal -,-Store from .I•Iudsotr .Elmore: ;Vilna ` Alta.. and Gordons of La -
They obtained possession in June:. Mont Alta.
PAUL , »LUM of Hanover, . who
'came . of Canada, 19 : years ago,
,was, ;recently reunited , wih • .hid•
wife and' son Lenny for the •first
tem'e 'Since leaving Canton in his
; honielan d.: It was the • first time
Milne -father -head -`seen -Lenii --who
Was born .after -he- sailed for• C,an
(ad,a..:Mr. and • Kra Lam have
three other children in China
•Y'• went down to see My doctor,
And.: if, I didn't see ,
Where. lenry Ford was promising
A finer Model T.;
The magazine.`werit :On to spay •
• That Henry had done more .
To:help the poor ,Mari own, :a car,
That meant -afore to live. for, •
The agents. , should come to •our •
town
Now: that I've spilled the ,bears:
Anasell our Doc's- a :Model. T
Or .ssoxneo.».t W %anises,
. Wrn. M,- Buckingham4
Twenty :'Years
Alex'rnoved:from 'Ham-
ilton: to, Toronto` 'where he . took
e'harge of one Of- Liggett's • Drtig
Stores.
.fernier .rec-
fi,evi F L: •Lewin, , • .
.
.Wastransferred
'tor at Kinlough, w
from : Brussels' to:- Parkhill.
Mr. George; ' Moffat, aged and
gt'im erk:'of Kinloss Town-,
lon�ltame .c� -
•ti'on. `
' she - tendered his .resigrLa • ..
p
•A ':picnic;'for :officers. and p01-
icy . holders was held at Kincar-",erett •.Youngblut
Ten Years Ago
Beginners at »:Lucknow Public_
School-,Were'Dona1d A -g -n w Rul-h--••••-
Anderson; Grace : Brown, - Morley;
Chin, Marie . »Cupskey, .1V1 ary ,Gol
"Ian, Joyce . Haldenby, D6nald,
Haldenby, Elwood Irwin;',, Bruce.'
Johnston, Doris Lloyd.; Neil Mur-
doch;'Donald ,McAlpine; Gail Me,.
Millan, Catherine, McInnes, Shir-
ley Moffatt, Lucy May Phillips,
Jean » Winterstein, Joe`. Whitby
Another .trio . ; ofbrothers en.-'
listed- George,' Neil and Johnny,
McInnes,' .Other' recruits,' giving
•L'uckndw, the highest,'... per: capita
response. in' the .county, were Don-
alci _ MacDonald,' •Dave Milne,
George' Webster..Johnnie Carter,
Stimson, Haroldi
Donald St n, S tc«� a
arid'. Oeci1' Dliriford,
ArmY,FY
a � rates "were raised"
raised"
to $1.30' for privates 'with .`a $35 :
allowance 'monthly `for wives' and
$12' .a month for dependents un
der:``16.
Attending Stratford Normal
were Norma,:»Weatherhead,:'Hilda
Twamlcy and Jim '1VIcl�all."
Taxincreases including• a •
pound on coffee and; 5c a pound'•
on tea, or lOc a pound ,when • the
invoice,.price •ex�ceedecl• 45 .cents,
-Auburn : district young rne:n :to
Join the''colors ;were Frank Car
` Wihia�m .•Thoirtipson and
Having.. Trouble With' Light
~ J a c k .'.-Campbell, •lighthouse.
keeper.at Point Clark;. has been
having.: sorrie trouble;. with the
'light• .and; of late has been »Sleep,
•ing » in the tower :at "night
Mate` those long .climbs that the
troublesome light was making
,'necessary; in »ord.er :to keep »» at
burning •
'Jack 'has Mr:' and•:Mrs. Albert
McQuillin ;with: him at The point
.until the "close »'.of -navigation;
Staged Real, Barn 'Dance •
'' �- o.mson B•r.�os. John :ancl. Don= •
P
'aTdy.•of Donnybrook, staged a: real
01d -time »dance recently to mark,
the comepletion of 'the construe -
bon . 'of a`, new .barn, g
a year. ear`:ago, ., upon
one destroyed
r ht
beirLg;i struck by lightning.
g g
The Thompson faun is on •Con,
mip.,,,
6,. West' Wawanosh,. and .friends,.
and neighbors in that conlrnunity' '•
enj'o ed the Thompson hospitality:,.
J Y , .,
at this ;real »Old7time barn. »dance_
uric•»•.
•, ? Ask for it either way. hott
trade-marks.mean the same thing.`
Authorized h l cr of coca -Cole tinder cbntrtct with .Coca -Cots Ltd:•,
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