The Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-01-15, Page 3Wednesday, January. 15th. 1947
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'THE' i, CF..F 'C w SEN'TfnTE L, ,,UCKNQW, - QNT. ,RIO
ca1and;..c:enera1
.
Chester Twamley of WoodStoek • ' Fred en
- -waa -a-weed end-asitor with .rel 'tra -.a heart candid at has-
atives here. confined him -to .the house.,
• •hardships, and hard 'work; or
Mrs'. Elizabth Anderson is :con-. Road conditions on the •Ninth,, they take. it as e matter of ,course,,
;`valescing after' being i11." with Concession, last week, prevented bunta women have 'a natural desire'
'pneumonia,
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Mr, ;and Mrs. Harry J. Swan
spent the past week visiting with
1.: 'relatives in Windsor, Wallace-
:lure'
'and London,.
cuperating
MacLeanfamilyHistory
(Continued: from Last Week?
Men ire supposed to -smile atr
Mr.: and Mrs:- Robert' Rae at-
tended the Heatherington.-Mills
Wedding •in Windsor on January
4th, Margaret was'rsoloist
Mr; and Mrs. Bob.'Hetherington
and children of .'• Wirgham were
Sunday ' guests ,: at •, the 'home of
'` M. r.. and Mrs. Robert Rae.
the s'eh o1' .bus. from making . the
complete, circuit. on Tuesday .and
Wednesday, ,.
Miss Mary. MacLean of town is
in, bed for a week as •the result...
of ,a fall on the icy streets' last,
Friday. Fortunately • no bones.
were 'broken. • -•
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' Mr. • and Mrs. Calvin Irwin andchildren, :Allan, :Ivan `and. David
of .Orillia, visited last week: at
their. homes" here' Calvin fs..in .a'
taxi:'business: partnership at Or-
11ia,' having a 'fleet of !six 'cars..'
WEDDING BELLS
° FARRIER-HIGGINS'
Knorr United, Church, Belgrave,.
was the scene of a very pretty
'wedding on .Thursday, December
26th,, at two o'clock,, when. the:
Rev. G, L. Dunlop solemnized the
'marriage of. Mary Ferrol, daugh-
ter of Mr. ' and Mrs. 'Nelson . Hig
gins of Morris ::'Township, and
Carman,- 'Wesley, son. of .Mr, arid'
Mrs. W . R: Farrier: of . White-
church.' .
Given in n arrange -H by 1?pr
father .the •. brides .wore "a .floor-.
length' gown .of white • l4pper
',satin, fashioned with fitted bodice
4tnd *sweetheart : neckline; .'Her
"long,sleeves 'ended in lil • points
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'ov.e.r, the 'hands, the full gathered
g>.._.
skirt fell :into a slight train and
'she' ,worea':.finger-UP:• veil: Her
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:arm •Y•uque was -o re • rose
The bride was, attended, by her
e sisters.; iss_..C-ar ie iii
th2 e �., , r ggins.
as maid • of honor, wasg owned'in
ice -blue • m,arquisetteover:' taf='
feta' with Shirred: bodice
and
&Wine frith ;sequin:
trim She carried, an arm bouquet
c q
of pink roses. Misses Mildred and
Edna -Higgins . ,:as bridesmaids,
were,:,. dressed alike in pink mar
quisette. over satin, .lith • • short
uffed•:', sleeve's and 've '`
: p ee long :1.'01
is and oa4 ;ie.
pink:: chrytsanthemums `' and'': red
rosebuds :• They • all wore shoulder
> iength''headdresses'and.matching
n
mittens.
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
(:The' Huron County•• Council of
1947 will be-eomp osed''of th'e' fo1
lowing, reeves arid deputy reeves*:
Ashfield—Cecil 'Johnston,'. r
Colborne-=Stani'ey Snyder:'
`:. Goderich Township.= -Georg e.'C:.
. Stanley -John Pepper:-
-Hay--George Armstrong.
*� Stephen. -,—•Roy Ratzi Arthur -J.
Usborne--Hugh Berry.
son.
• Hallett -=John . Arm'stron•
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McKillop- N:.R• Dorrance..
West Wawanosh - Brown'"
Smyth .•�,
East `':Wawanosh . J.: D.''Bee,
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M�brris= T.Ceci1 .Wheeler.'
Alexander, •''Stanley.•
for fair garments' and rich.. adorn
nients, They dream .of Surround-
ing ' their ' Moines and those they"
loge, with .grace, cheer and charm
of their presence and accomplish-
ments. ' Thus,' naturally, girls
wished to improve their condi-
ns, but'. that could not be ac-
cornplished: by remaining in, the
backw, ds, and when opportun=
ity offer; d;• they hied to ,towns
and cities.' Some of. thein. were so
successful As to become .the queen
.of , their . own home. Some. came
"home to show a brand• -new, gown
or deposit their :surplus • cash to
help their parents. •
Mary was a 'skillful'• practical
nurse, and her• services- were of-
ten:. in
f -ter :•'in' demand in 'sickness and
accident;: but 'especially . in cases
when the stork called, which hap-
pened in :those days oftener than
nowadays, as. large . families seem-
ed to be the .fashion' and pride
iif' the happy No'fee; `wa`s
ever charged, and none.,. received,
although' .the . walk. was often; far.
and
rough,' kindness' and' love: for
their' fellow_ men , being the• pre-
dominating characteristics
Grey A'.
Machan .
°`n Ttrnbei r.i•Walter:`I•i. 'Woods°.``
HoWick—John .Winter„. ;Elmer,'
J..'Far-rish.:
Go ��d eric
GeorAfy
ge- NIS
Clinton-'
:Seaforth=
—Geo: G...
MacEwaii,
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thiesor- 1`,
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. Falc.onerr,
,F ' Daly
Wingh'am-Murray, Johnston:. •
Blyth=Frank°. Rainton
•russels—R B
R Cousins.
He.nsaI1 A
. W;•. Kerslake,::.:
Clifford •Farrier, of 'Kincardine,
brother of'•,the" bridegroomf,. was
g
best •rnan. Russell .Farrier .and
Charlie Higgins •acted`:s ushers.
: Mrs `Garnet Farrier -Played the
w g•
eddin` . murc and •G s ' • arnet was
:soloist.;
The bride d,.e vore..thagift, of •
the
groom, a gold wrist
watch:''; Fol-
owingire' ceremon,Y� a reception
was `held . at 'theKoin'e - of . the
bride's parents:.Receiving:: With
the
the bridal' couple: Was. .the: bride's.
mother, Mao '. wore
' a •sequin -trim'-.
mad black Crepe dress, black hat,.
' and corsage. of . red ' roses, assist-
ed by Mrs. Farrier: wHto wore a
:deep mauve dress' with ' matching
accessories 'arid corsage, of pink
chrysanthemitins '
For their . wedding'`. trip •to
:Windsor and Detroit, the :bride
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'AGE TUREZ
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some of thein are now.:occupying
honorable positions =of ' trtist in
commerce and trade, .in the lead,,:
ing cities and towns at home, and
abroad.
All the 'pioneers , hawe . .passed,
but the fertile fields,. well stock-
ed,. "barns, ; , large comfortable
homes,. remain as .' evidence ' of
their prosperity ,..and as .Ynonu
flgnts to the thrift, • character,
laborand undaunted n ,,anted' courage."of
the nen _and .women• who blazed
'the way for the preset •t genera-.
i n ..
The:,
t cone ' .
e:r
,,fes' or
b P ,mini ..
ster, banker, lawyer; .taeher, doc-
tor, merchant; farrmer and others.
speak with pride: 'of "our ' ances-
tors, the , pioneers", . but do we
_ e e''rei` `a'� s w' c onsiaer L e, ,nary
> ships and privations they stiffer-
:
. Meanwhile, • Sara' .and AI
. , �� • ed :for • us, that:.we ,might enjoy'
shared 'with: •their parents . and: the comforts.:
of life, which they
neighbors the hard work and "p •i• Were e denied:. •Hovtnever,.° health;
vations; incidental to pioneer Irfe . ,u
m scular•.work; and early. rising.,
in . the ' :bu'sh-. country: • They .: saw
the is` not the pace that kills Mary's
the ,dense forest disappear, roads :mother 'lived t 't
opened ftp ' and yearly iniproved.
. 4 he .:age of 10?
_ _ Years,. and .• never too Asn --of,„
industry. aric Scot "tbiift
medicine. She helped with all. the
they. prospered, the family:'being hard. Work, . With
. , , ;, . , ,. w„th the other :women
among.- :'he- rogress ve .members the . .
�- � of the community,. ands was mooted
of 'the crommun ty . fo h r strength
• r g . and •activity, car.f
Alex:had a boy's .love :for out -7
'f
door life:,and- sports, .: x
per
. .a • an, e, t.
rying a' -sugar kettle .on her •back.
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OTkIERS ARE ASKING
•.Q—Will you please ' teTl the ,f
a tenant starts, paying his rent -
in advance must it. be: paid :always ;
that. way? Does .a landlord- have
to' calf on the 'tenant to collect
rent or can a tenant force the
landlord'.: to L. do this? • •
'A—Both •these matters are. out.
side the jurisdiction of the War.
time Prices and Trade Boarc
They do•._come :;under the. Prov- •
incial- Law for .Ontario. we would '
advise .-yon.;;,to __consult—your;K:sol
icitor: !..,
„Q—I understand • the ' .ceiling .
price, of oranges varies. accord '
dare`
to .the size of the fruit. '.How can;
1 '• U-71%.I1tiVi ie `3.S Tor pay-
ing ., more than' 'the ceiling rico
�g p
:when she isn't sure of - the size?
A Dsplags •of oranges being,,:
;offered •for "'sale' must •include: a
card showing'_ • the price and stat-
ing, .the' size •of the' fruit, :
Q Recently I could not .Ileave.'
piny _..of fide :at.7.un apd_74ent
l. sen
•out.for food... 1 'was charged
20+
for :a, cup '.• of 'coffee':... Xsn't : this.:
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above :the „.legal-�•ce�iln-g� Frti�e
. A -The . price `` charged :"' you ::.
`should. be. the same at.that Iiste
d,
e
or ; some. distance in her. . ;.99th .:on the, a la .carte menu or the
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lilt •
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Sailed For; England;
January -.3rd 'Wilbert. bur-
nin. sailed for. England. his
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wife' and a'.young g , oung 'dati � hter• whom
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he ,has not yet 'seen. as the 'Child
was :bot n` after his return from
overseas,' .
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Y A VOTE of. 2 : .to 1 '''Mount.
Forest ,.ratepayers 'gave approval
-t the . r •f.;
a const taction , o., • a .sewage
lketrr`irn
�� p a""t,'.,>a ,
:prozcimately.140000.
•restaurant froth i h , yoai[:T;.ob�” -.
•tallied
his ' companions the art The ••the Coffee plus any de
Y• John'. •
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Would- roam'down, to the,big pond enjoy roan• ears in 'th'eir. cam-
mi
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seven: les'awa: 'lottr. throe'
• .Y� � gh modious: •brick louse; . and 'passed
the 'woods, where there Were a'
w,a
y, at"a ripe• old age: Sara. de
many Wonders to be 'seen, birds,
.little' • animals and. the -babbling
o n 'and Mary we red.te
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. sit fo the' *container, _ . .
p r, This de:
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• posit >. would.: be 'refunded when
you ' returned ::the container.
,If:
yon will identify ::the restaurant
we shall be lad'to investigate.
veloped "into 7; a .beautiful' young.
woman :and married' a • nos • erous
roo s, . an• a :many, ;..won• er u farmer :;>while; Alex always . re-
growing things.;'Hunger.';and * the ,
d m:aimed � on `the farm,' spending. to
',ramp• back home were forgotten Scotland' for his .boyhood play -
when they, got into the : cool, re=
mate,who shared tlie . har'd :work
.of • 'bush b and arm'
n f and -the raising
of a 'family. Both -were blessed
with:longlift and happy .'ears:'
freshing ° water ' The amateur
swniniers• had manexploits and
'narrow escapes from,:drow'ni•rig,.
'and Alex's 'strength was=' often
tared in 'the .rescues: `-Time would
pass•:, 'alio be,, •. forgotten: T1iey'
Would ometimes seek shelter.
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And fo��d .in'. the nearb .. abins
o ,y c.
until morning, ..Once-. theY went
to. ••a'•cabin, strange to•them.'and
e • y amen s e fiacno
foocl.'. to give them, ,although she
knew they :felt th-e' pangs. `Of hun-
ger.'' Early.. in the: -morning
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. -
wore a' black :winter ' suit `with
Lamb trim;and black:
'accessories. ,Mr. and .Mrs”. „Farrier
makewill,,::their: home in ' New
Toronto. :p -
Ab s
batt: guests •were • pres.
Y g � din,
p .
Merit from n eville Galt Luck-
Orangeville, z ,
now; Toronto, ..; Kincardine, ' .Bel
Ore, ,
ore, . Wi am; • Whitechi.rch &:
Igrave•
(Mee
M:EETING
. RE :POW( TSO. -• NIGHT.:
A public •meeting' wail be held in the Tow Hall;
Wednesday,"January 15th (tonight) .at 8 o'clock
shar .-: ur..'ose'. of organizing a . local ,' '
Ps for the P p� g
•committee for. the .
1t► TO CHINA CAMPAIGN
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Representatives, of the various organizations
• . .the Villa a .:and. citizos geiier'ally are
requested' to attend:,
W ` Jt Rv• Joseph Ace% ler
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of
boys,` in, the scuffles :of, dressing,
or indulging in: a pillow fight,
upset, the breadbox, . which was
` well. 'stored ' with bread: Needless
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to.'`say4. each one.'tuoked a•• scone.
under 'his coat, although the latly
;loudly deplored the' fact "that the
boys;•would • be so. hungry, .They •
toldher not to 'worry about that,'
as . -boys. w
seldom ate anyho,,:q'hey
nay have • had pangs: of con-
:
`science ,for''s'tealing the ,bread,
gut hunger won out.
Alex lived ,.iii the era•• of u vent
ship.
: tion,. :saw the +adverit of the steam
train and all'. .the •several
uses steam could ' be put to.' He
°saw on the ,farm, the •iraetor' and,
binder replaceing •,the • "hoe and
sickle, gasoline . threshersup
planting the '.flail, ,hydro and the
many uses . if can. be put .to, Sail-
ing vessel to airplane, telegraph,;
telephone,. radio, • talloW candles
to electricity; ox. carts to ;auto-
mobiles: '•and many _other inWexl
tions and. iinprovernen'ts: ' '
Many Of- the .deceridants' of the
pioneer#; of necessity, .le ft the
crowned enV1ronhhents of their'
homes, seeking. n . optiortunity to
'bptter their ma'teriatj itio s
and , ser` ve tk)e new land,' accord
ing. to their. acquired":.abilities;
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Saw • Wolf ' Near Barn
Harold Johnston of ' Ashfield
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sighted ' a •wolf a' few
gdays.`a go
g
near- thebarns on • their .'• farm„ He.
didn't hav u with..
the' da g =': took after th':.anima
...
which' rniade for the bush:
Son Pa, what Ys the difference
between?
a cat : and.:,,, comma... •
'Pa :I:`don;'t 1 now, what is;:it?
• Son: A :eat; has clawsgat.- t a encs
h
:of its paws' ,.and 'a ' cd` rola ,' is a .1•
•pause• at'•the end 'o:
f. •a' clause.
:ALEN-•
CIiAWFOtiR'Das disposed,
X pas ct,
e
of his} ,garage business L to ' Jhri
Carr and Wilfred Con "atn: Alex
gr:
will continue to reside, in Wing -i.
ham
He :.bought the- first • auto
3 d --t
��:ems---
years later .' obtained 'a • car sales
.agency. °
or Housewives
• WM. :MTJRDIE • & SON ;ann unce. that• they :,Will soon have•
on exhibition' and for sale :in . Lucknow the new
eattY Automatic ; Wash-er
This •is good news for housewives because the Beatty:
Autoniatic •does' away with 95 percent of the manual labor
previously.. needed to .wash and ; dam -dry 'clothes.' '
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The only •laber. required to operate the Beatty Automatic
.Washer is that • of placing the -clothes 'in the machine, adding
soap. and water, and turning' ,, switch: Within a few .minutes
the • clothes will -have been thoroughly washed; .`rinsed and
dani.p dried," ready for hanging' on the, line: The Washer even
drains and 'cleans' au'fomatically=no 'soap scum to clean' out.
The new revolutionary feature 'of the Beatty + Automatic
is .that: the', rinsing and drying is performed by hydraulic
prt ure No ins'tallat'ion costs are incurred, •in-installing*.the.
washer in the hgme:, It is vibrationless and can be used in
the laundr"y� kitchen or bathroom without, any special foun
dation No special' plumbing or water •heaters required, The'.
'washer' can be ' attached to taps •as easily ,as a .,garden hose;'
and Water can be r•heated .on' a stove if the home. :is not
' :equipped •with.a_water heater,,;' ,
Simple construction is. another: feature of the.s,Beatty
Automatic. than
has' less half the -number of part. of an..
ordinary wringer type 'Washer.
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