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THE Lwow
SENIINE a
Lucow, M Ontario.
Established 1873'--- Published Each' Wednesday Morning
• Rite 2.50,
Subscription te -'- :$2.00 A Year in Advance-�•'To U. S.A. .
Second Class'Mail„ Post Office, Department, Ottawa
Author}fed as Member of Tlie Ci:W. N. A. •
Publisher and
L • C, Thompson, P Proprietor
WEDNESDAY,APRIL 23rd; 1947
EDiT.,OiE° I.
D,FIYLIG .. ;T
HT SAVING 1ME,.. An appeal that, should:: .not go
s unheeded' is being made by the
• •Regardless of the pros an con work-
" the u: Sect' Western Optarib� faithful band of Red Cross'
.. of s b] :. .
h. • `almost universally" . adopt
saving time the .end , of-
rdalilght , g •
',phis` week.. The • opinion :prevails,
however,,.thrat it is a' .decree .that
should: be decided nationally for
the sake of uniformity. It .is, .a
+contentious. • subject, however,
which; federal and provincial leg-
islators are. no doubt glad to pass
on to the;. , Municipalities, and
-.:which many. mixnicipal.boards
(rain (and we:.don't blame them)
dealing -With with until petitioned
from �
fo do:' so.
Daylight saving time ,seemms
,: more generally popular . in urban
utter does
tzu t e� _
. u . th 174 ,m..., .,..
centres,:_al gJ.b--
o 's a roval:
:.:net receive •unariim u Pp ,
abs. any means. In the rural pen-,
'res it seems 'that' .a considerable
majority are definitely • opposed to
s°t'. , tine as iao'� being ice=• the
n. • . r' _, :. t here ` are .those ing the damage''th e "i'; , aritteh
•�' #armer s 'interest. � trLbutable to.
. although ;•much' in the of, which appears, at
;.Iiovvever,, . , g
thy"" lack: of a . protective covering
`•' Minority, �wha favor it and many . . ,
- ommittal` and I
nore 'vvho 'are non c
OI
are little'' affected. ,or concerned -'
ne • way or • the., other
w�.
Even; \ provincial ':uniformity :, i5
-completes ;as it , would:
:throw
" .s. into•�a confused
• . travel schedule....
state. The, solution : appears to be
in the lap Of the Federal •Govern::
Ynent..,Whether it Abe' :``fast":• or
"slow" time it should a on „a
Dominion -.wide ;basis, as��it was
during' the War,
.Main ',Street is- badly :in need
Of. • a spring Souse ' cleaning, ' in-
eluding .a bath. .
THE- LUCKNOW • El , LUCKNOW, .pN ARIUr
Palo, the 'bride travelling in a
Vi�EDDiN� BELLS. coat, navy blue dress, blue
beige y
BLAC .41wir : RAYN RII hat •arid black. aecessories=.and
The' home of • Mr. ands Mrs. 111ie1-
vin `Baynard,• East. street,, Goder
ich,. ,was. the scene . of a . pretty
wedding at °12.30 o''clock on Wed-
nesday, :April .16th, when-~ their
wearing -the groonn's .giftt, a gold'
bracelet and matching earrings
set ',.with.rhinestones and. sap=
phires, On their return tlle3r Will
reside o n West street.
Elizabeth, be- Prior to'her marriage the bride
daughters Gertrude
I me the 'bride of Ralph'Edward was .the guest of honor at a mis-
ca _.
k"t s n of 1VIr. W. I, cellaneous shower at the 'home of
'Blacsone, . 4_
Blackstone, Sr., and: the late Mrs. 'Miss Lorraine: Ferguson; and her
The house' was dec- Mother entertained ,for 'her at'a•
Blackstone.
orated artistically. with pink,. trousseau tea. ti • �.
p:
White and mauve Snapdragon and •, p�I�LIpS,—gOWELL'
the. c;eremciny .took. place under quiet but lovely wedding,,was
y. EDr$ESI)•AY, 4PRII 23rd, 1.947
bowriunavriNGi•' -TQ eirr Fpm
PRINCESS ELIZAB'F'H�.
• The Girl =Guides ..held =then•
regular meeting Friday evening..
Signalling was practised with
buzzer and. light. Mrs: Joynt
ducted ' a nature, quiz,. true and .
false, and thg Guides 1earne.cl
soiree amazingly. new facts ..:Tire •
Guides are contributing to a Bri
tisk fund to give H.R.H. Princess.
Elizabeth a gift on. her 21st birth-
day, This gift will be'•a brobehA,
in the form, of a ode Trefoil
which the Princess. may:wean out
Of uniform as..a .symbol, of her
`lo�.alty to .Guiding., It . will not
°.
. y
b an extray.agant.ar costly thing'
it is anticipated that the' re-
mainder
mainder of the fund, eollectedmwill •
be put at the. disposal of the Prin.
cess , for whatever: good 'purposes'
• she shall see; fit to 'devote it to.
At the annual meeting 'of the
Ontario •'Council` in' .Ottawa. :last
Week, Mrs.• McKim wAS, elected a:•'
member. ,of the Executive Coro;
tte.
mi e
_ - • an : arch..of evergreens, with a
Os,, It is an appeal for, volunteers .. S 'ewart
v.� Richard t. a
e se .in in order white, bell, Re
to do some hom 'Sewing g
of 1<nox church, off iciatmg. To
'the .• strains of'.the • bridal' chorus
payed• by Miss Eunice Mine, the
bride , was given in marriage by
her father, She was charmingly;
gowned in, floor length, White 'silk
jersey €ashioned with yoke of silk.
embroidered net •'and ' full skirt
falling in:.•a short train. Her ern-
broideresl• three-quarter-lenth g
veil was, fastened to ,a coronet, of
to: complete A workroom „quota
of infant
nf a t "la • ettes The task is
,simple.
i le. They material is ready and.,
waiting, Who : will, . answer the'
call?' •
'The highway damage, that is ,so.
nt.ever.y 's ring,is_ ,proof that
evident p
many of our roads; aa‘ not being
constructed tru
ct
ed t0 stand and:'•
P.
under
r
winter- ditions and the_ heavy
a Y
m er-con ,
traffic..Much
white bridal wreatlT H r flowers
loads of traffic present day a,
were .Briarci 1ffe roses, Miss- Win-
o
of • the truble may be due to faulty.
mired • Raynard ;was, her sister's
drainage; but it.•is far ,from being..
bridesmaid in. a' ' pink sheer floor
economically aensiJ�Ye to '•spend. briit w ich; she wore
° th
w
,�, :len o� .x...__..1?z.�..��
g g .�
me does sum$ `'1n 'trying .to:
tre n . a
keep highways "apractically _.bare vishoulder-length • veil,, nd ear
ed ink ' and ' white' .carnations.:
in winter and then having to turn P
Mr. Harold • Blackstone, brother
around and:spend" equally Y hugeof the groom; was best- man.
sums dwring- toe_. fpr. ing• in repair-
•
The weather; has certainly, been
nothib0Ut;' bixt ai
that, its not nearly so bad .as• the
:.weather bureau has been' fore
casting
Don-, forget to turn the clod
forward one: hour this week end
Something else to :bear in•nind:pis
The Luckriew ' ',and ' Vicinity
• f the Red'Cross' Society
Branch o
is still some sax hti real dollars
• �
short, its objective This com :
a:,•• very; . enviable
niunity' � has..... y.
record in supporting all. wdrth-
'while'.,c;a-Uses, and It is expected
that there Will still be ';a likeral
response to the'. Red Cross `atipeab.
If you have ` overlooked 'makinga
donation don't delay .longer.
•True, ;$1 800 rias appear a -consid-=-
erable peacetime' objective, ut,
it is comparatively: trivial to what.
this' .district. tlias,accomplished. in
thepast, and there is no." doubting
tira-G-t re.-Red-•C'ross l'as in'apiar
`ant?task in "peace as in: war•,.•,
*hil-e= the- registe •was. beingsigiv,
ed,-. Miss Eunice Milne• ptayed 'O
Promise Me'. After' the ceremony •
a i?ecept.ion :was held at the. Park
House; • .where Mrs. ',Rayna-rd* re
soem'nized� on• April -19th at ..the
- • Willis : United ;Church
Wesley
when `Rev. And-
rew'
Clinton; . ,
rew ' Lane .united " in marriage
o daughter
er`
Phyllis dean, 'Younger . , g' t.
of Mr. and Mrs, Baden Powell,.
Seaforth, .with Archibald Russell,'.
younger son of Mr. and. Mrs.' El -
mere Phillips- o. Dungannon
*'The :brine 'looked charming in
a turquoise blue suit and mnatchi
ing coat` with brown .accessories.
Sh .: wore_a corsage of Talisinan
ornament was a
rose', :,Her . only--
triple strand'' of pearls, the gift
of ,the groom.
After . the _ ceremony the happy
ouPle`left ':on ha°°t
trip-
to -points,
o
ints
east.: On:, their ,'return a large re
cep tion will be held .atthe home
of the bride's parents:.They will
• reside in Clinton , •
BOY,. SCOUTS P
At ',a' largely attended meeting
of the Scouts on Friday. evening,
calved her ,g gownedg ,guests: in',li ht, Morse, and .first,aid` was practised'
•
grey -jersey 'with a :corsa'ge ef' red'.
roses. She 'Was assisted by '. Mrs:
arol,d . Blackstone, , gt?wna
for the second class: test:..
an , .enrollment sere:-: g� -
3'--Ja•
ek McQiiillin and Donald.
•°
• BY A..VOTE'of: 15 .to_ 3, Ripley
business`. men , favored' adopting'
D.S.T.; but', the final •decision was
field; in abeyanceuntil the de-
cision Lucknow- merchants ••in
...,; R.• .:_
this 'respect ,was : ,kxi play;
merchants will remain open: on•.
Wednesday' nights until ' ll•Oo
o'clock.
light': blue with corsage - Of `roses.' I McNay:, took, their . Scout''prornise.
court 'of l onour wase he d . at.
Later .rMr, .and 1VIrs �Blackstoine. A ,�
.,rr Buf- the close o f • the 'meeting
deft for: ap
trito:Toronto.,, d...
�� 7> taaaaa.a2aaa u
Kenneth ]1IIacKenzie, eldest. soil'
of 1VIr,' •, •• ,and Mrs; WM, :MacKenzie
of:\Langside; has:.bought the.`farm •
Mr. 'John • MacRae:' of. Lochalsh.'
Receives New Crar• • ..?
S.1VIcLeod',ireceived delivery.
of..a new onar.ch last. week rom
Ford, dealer' Gr'rfeld'"+
the ,local ,. _ ....
a
Ostrander:' '
• • .
ADRI(ULTURAL . IMPLEMENTS' ''
':AND EQUIPMENT''
New Or . used:..
• -The . town -of St: 1Vlarys has
taken' action'. to'' permanently
maintain , its shade..trees, .• and has
set .op. a ;tree �nurs ry from which
small trees are taken' to (replace
.the•:fact` that, the.half holiday will; ,old,' diseased and broken trees.:
hereafter.. be observed- , in - Luck- Lucknow haslong been_noted for
now': on..Thursday, 'commencing its lovely maples, but aplanned•
•
• next 'week, . .May 1st ' program of ;care . was not carried'
o;
out in••years past,:the, wisdom; .of
Save, all y'our'mag:azines, news which' would now .Piave been lap
papa
board :for. the' Boy Scouts.' There's these. .trees• is now' regarded ; as
' ' . he. necessary, aid which` might have
a ready � market for" rt,'arid t ,
proceeds will help give the mein- been avoided ^had,a:.a systematic �.
bets of his. newly'.organ'izecd troop program of trimming 'b'een exer-
•a trip to camp : this summer. ' • cised as these trees Matured: ,Tree-�
jo — culture.:is a;.jjob. for a speeiahst..
With• prices 'rocketing (4i'Many.: Care; and protection o#.;our trees,,
lines it appears that a buyers', and a ,planned planting 'program'
strike will; .be the Most •effective 'is `something •that:'might well. be,
cdxb, and probably the. sooner the afudied and :practised '.in the in•
better. So long as the buying terests of the ..future • beautifica.
• public, is willing.. to pay almost tion.. of 'our village
-any •price for anything, `then this
upward spiral isx certain to , con
tiriue:
:
1.1V..ESIDEK could aike •
Maybe Y°n a breeding ,
to •.bursa new: bull o . ,
stuck the 'quality build • up
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Ynor' b
V' FARMHOUSE. OR OTHER : FARM
BUILDINGS
Construction, improvement'' or'
repairof• dwelling;- :barn; silo,
ice -house, .'garage, .Labourers•'.
cottages or :tourist cabins;•'..
'painting farm buildings, inter-
' . i • decorating of your home or;
a • • ing one or more rooms or
;.' storeys.
,The• _death of .,.Henry ., Ford re-
moiled . a gentleman, who despiteY
o . c his success •n' ava.building st
The Junior Chamber' of Com dustrial: empire; r e m a i n:e d •
merce• of Canada is to throughout his 'l fe;''':uripreten-
mended.,on its efforts to promote' tious, mild =: Mannered and un-
nation -..Wide beautification ,pro-' obtrusive. ;'He' loved the.siniple
gram, 'andthere iso etidence that. '.things of . life. and observers frei
their efforts are being rewarded.,. quently remarkedat his apparent
Last year :Close n- • to 200 .commupeace of soul like fact : that,, in
ities were • ,associated. . with this spite of his. four" Soiire `years, he •
plan to• make Canada a .cleaner; retained his vigor, .buoyancy, and
healthier and more ' . attractive industriousness, may be.very` dir.
place in 'which to live. Encour- ectly. ;.connected .with, the serenity ,
aged "by this response the C.• of C. that• surrounded him. As he grew
is going all out this • season to old Mr. Ford "Once said:. "I. think
make' Canadians beautification I' can .harmonize myself: with'. air -
i ofrscious.,µo ,thin end special at-.°cu7nstances andenvironment bet
tention is being' 'directed. to the ter noW than wheri.T was young -
act
ro
p 1 ` during the period sof Mayer. I have learned to put myself
12th . to 24th, . with press,- radio, in tune with life physically, men -
theatres and schools ',stressing the tally and spiritually. Now, that is
. « .. . , a fruit • of age but it.. `is really.' '
,light up ""Clean -up, -paint -up, X'ant- , the• • attainment c f ,youth".:•
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V. FENCING, DRAINAGE, LAND
' WENT,. ROADWORK., 'IMPROVE -
.
Including: ditches; tilin
pipunnng. and dik ng gs fat ons, . .
•• reElam
---sewage-114610 'system,.x r,",�lear'ipg
ationand 'soil 'conservation...,
•r
ii 00.014 W:MER
sister
, . , .
EM ..`n of euipment> in
In$tahatyocoal; gas and;
'eluding woe& :
'electric. furnace p in built-ia boilers,n
water 'heaters, Pete., or repair.
sinks _'arid' tubs, .present
or Modernization of
•
system.
• 'S w-.u.,.r 4•'
SYSTEM '�
FARM ELE ILI►1. oc� used $1) .
tern;tem.
or latiomoaexniaat)•on of the
( 'present one:
1
V ELEnIrcat ,
,Milking'QU/PME
separaitmachine
pupas, aq,": refriger cream .:
et4. 0401 0g .m,ci flies'
ED, MOST;:?
Check your needs and ' discuss
..
your financing • requirements w
us. If your proposition ' is .sound,
there's' m-on'ey for
you :it • the B of M.
MSB__
70 41101104 CRADM%S.
ASK f or a copy o ff' ord. booklet
on Farm fm -:p roves
m'e, n t. • L o a n s
You'll find it
helpful: :
vo•rking with ,Canadians *in every walk -of:lif e :'ince.1817
g
•Lucknow Branch': I. A : THOMPSON, Manager.'
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