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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-03-11, Page 1• 1, 4 „. $2.00 A .Year—In Advance, 50:c Extra to:, U: 6. A. • • • LUCKNOW, ONTARIO, THURSDAYi MARCH lltn, '1946' Former Member.Cf KiIIed Instantly In Car-Train%:(rah Siclne• 'firow.bricige,- a former MRS, HAnvEy. mem'ber . of 'the LucknO'vv Branch ORANDMOTHER•. PASSES • •ef' the%Bank 'of Montreal, wri; stantly killed in a Motor accident. .near Peterborough early. Satur- day morning, ,:Sicl, who was 43; :years Of .age, was a member of the local staff in the,early 1930.'s , and s well remembered by Many. here, Si`ct left the Bank seven !, years. agos.and his since been em- ployed by the Canadian Genegal Electric in. Peteryoroug1,. The accide,ni, occurred about 120 a.m, Saturday Morning when, Carload 'of six. Peterborough men who were returning from a .hockeY.Match at 1_,indiay....craihed into a standing freight train at a level Crossing about two miles east of Omernee. . . Sid was fatally injured. The , driver of the car, William Howes . . • The death of Jes.sie Allen Fraser,' ):::elOved Wife of, ,John IVIunro; occurred , Friday, March . 5th, at. ',,Cbupar Angus, Perthshire, .Scotland, Mrs. Munro was- in. her 93rd year. She is the .granchnother; of Mrs.. .Harvey; Hall of «town,,, who at prese.nt is -visiting in Scotland with her, p.eople. .Mrs., Hall and her 11-months-o1d ion sailed' for Scotland earlAr in February, 'arid it was the grandparents wish that they Would he spared to See their granddaughter, Sheila ..again, and to see for the first time their great grandson, REUNION PLANNING • MELTING POSTPONE -D- With hotkey fever at;its,.height herelast week, the meeting call- - . . expected he.. Will .reCove The Part in the Brace Reunion thjs ,rthird passenger' in the: trent 'seat stimmery had to be postponed. ,,csiiffered• a • fractured --leg:: The • The're. were niy; six perSons . threerear-seat passengers • escap- 1 turnec but•for the meeting. Which ed with comparatively ?I-4,11dt' s' broke 0 after a little inforinal juries.. • disduSsion: • ' The.autostrack• a box -car about Another meeting will be -called midway 'between the 'Wheels, and. shortly, Wheb.S,10rVis'not Occupy, ',the inipettis of . the ,motor vehicle' :iridt:Iie..Pu!olic's ottention..So. Muth drove it 'Under the„ wooden Part' and at which a large -turnout. is of the train as .far as the wind- • essential,. as there is Mach plan; ,shield, ,cOMpletely . deinalishing r.lthg to be dC..'60,‘ and :gle'...ree4s" the car. The freight had lapeh on .are, flying 'Past.: • . • • the siding north -of the crossing .• • . waiting forsouth-bound freight " i.lAyE-GONE TO. LONDON. to pass. It had backed :south • . i. D „ . • across the highway and the en- • -r. and•Mi.s..• Ross Howson and . . , ; gineer was,aPparentlY. waiting fur Nancy Lee Will make **their. home • thebrakeman to close the switch 'in : London for the -next year , ' wilen•the accident occurred. • • . :where Rs is continuing his post The:siX"Men tad attended the: "gr4du:ate Cvr'-'rk. at' St. Joseph's Peteiborough • hacke..Y: Yi0sP1t0.1 f07,* the ..net game at Lindsay, • and were re- YeCti. he •'4.i.-- turnin-g, to Peterborough after the, gery....wt: the end of .the course I ' • game, Failincr• to se.O: the freight they pion to return. to Luclsnow . IR - train l-,lodk.ing° the highwaY, the' *wher..,Pi'''' Howson'ivill resume ' • ass°cilli°n: `'vith '1)1' car clash.ed into it and was alrnest W . V :. totll as -the ehasSis 'jdlinst4' ..D..' C°.rriU; .: wh6 11:8 been . assistin.gc'pl,: .Jennsten . for, the past year, intends leaving here' this sI3to 'establish :his own.practise .:- '• -:---i., • .. .lyi and Wil -Ham Howes, .the!rriost, , ' Dr.. aii,rj'..mi.s.: How• son'have Oh - ,Seriously: injured Of the other t ined hying ''aebtriniodatior)s in • five, wa's. pinned iri.theewieckage Zondon, with. Mr. and Mrs. Bob for some time, before .motorists, .Ma.ckenzie .forrnerly' of this vilN . . . . • : and the tram crew were 'able to release }inn.. ; - •<:' . (s • •, ' Howes :had to be cut from the Wreckage. ef, the car by ..rnang Of a' hacksaw, .. used by 'Smithson • Nurse, Ornenite garageMan: '. .• Other 'hockey. fanS,. following :and boys' Under.Wcatl'and Sweat - e car hurtled the .4:Our:ed....to.. a -"'S: Ill MARKET STORE. • ' nearby far/TO-WU:se. -On, the ici.utli • Side of, the highway, and Dr: .REF,UE TO AGREE . Earle of Omeinee .*as , called? • All of the men are emplOYees.• • 0' HYDRO -CUT :•OFF Of the frac:001.ml motor's dept ' in. * ••was vvedgecl under the.. boxLear, frame. . ' Trowbridge. was killed' instant - 1. on Foreman At Luean Bill Stimson, Jr., who has been eniployeci ty the CNIi. on since his army discharge, .has ben tranlierred to Laden as tec:- tion • foreman- - -• 16tlf*To -Be Paved South . Huron .Township Council - is "putting the: pressure" ' on Bruce COunty Highways 'Commission, to see that • the",:::15th'Sideroaci, from Ripley.. south t& HighWay..1S' hard Surfaced. . . EIGHT 'PAGES .LEGION. IAIMS TQ FLOODLIGHT PARK • The installation of 'floodlights and bleacher seating'in'Caledoia ian Prk s being promoted by the Lucknow Branch of the Canadian 'Legion. An enthusiastic 'corninit-: tee' of Ernie Crawford, Hugh Cumin% Larry Downs and Torn Haller; has, been nanied to take. charge, -thicl ihnnediate steps are being taken tohave the prpPosal, beebme a reality .tbiS• year • • 'The. Legion ,is sponsoring...the ro'ect a _orthe financing:of:it, but before the; ::.Prejeet,...is",* undertaken, : the, Kunicipal.qouncil Will be asked to have the. Park..levelled and drained. This request -is being.of- .ficialyy made to the 'parks: Board, dernprised: of W. J.-Dayiseri;' F.' T. ArinStrong and F.Z.e.eve: W. A. Sal - :onion,. and 'Which • Board has ..its rOOtS aW.ay. hack in .the days of: the:Caledonian: Society.. 'Proper. drainage.of the park Involves. a. proper 'outlet into the Nine :Mile,River, . the !dredging of. whiO.Wai recently requeSted.bY la.r:gely'Signedi Petition bf : age ratepayer. An engineer is to be, brought', in tcio sutvey' the sit-+ :uatiOn as a 'teitilt Of :this petition, The Leg -,;16n Cornmittee is keen procted with 'the und.ettaking' as ' : as' possible,.'and' 'expect that the labor. in.Connection. With .• •ere'e.ting the bleacher.ieating will b'e,largelY'voTunteer ' 'RESERVE DECISION ON. BEVERAGE -ROOM LICENSE Decision was. reserved oi. the, appliCation"for a bgverage 'rooms, license • , at • Riverdale, .-Where granting. Of 'the license ,Would mean the re -opening -,Of the for- mer hotel, which' long Since Ceas- ,• ed to function ;as alkyl': * • The hearing was „ at 'Kitchener on Friday, 'and it is..e3Pecfecl. it . will he twOlor.three weeks:before. the dedision.is announced., , • . There was considerable oppos- ition presented to the granting, of this applicationWhich was 'filed in the name of .•Rbbert Samuel Nesbitt. Besides ' protest petitions arguments against granting' the license. were ,voiced by ReV.. J. W. Stewart ; of:LUcknow and' Law- yer P. S. MacKenzie of •Walker4, ton WhO represented the. 'opposing parties. ' • ' REU 14 ION LETTERS. READY' TO GOADUT age. :Mr.. arid'.MrS,1.L:[. E: 4sbtor te-the•koWson home heie 'CLA1.11,NG, SALE ',JO, q' Canadian . .. , Perieral....'Electri •.Southanoptini Defies II, E: ,:(,:, '- - . c• ..coinPanY...:' . , :. ,.: ,:: Won't ':Agree.TO Cut Of Unless ,._ 141 Y • Trowbridge- fd . It Applies TRAl o urtl 'Users so et15, einpleyedat the Bank. of. .*' •; * ' 4-':--71.: • -1' . :. '': I :. Moiltrear and. was well known. in • ', 'SonthampiorCs ..31,;(,,r0 clrn.s:,. 13eterboreugh as a lawn -,howler sion: so 'fat haS defies:1 the Ontztri,', ' and fiyepin 1261,0er, . .: . . Fow'Or CoMnlisSion .ti) .make any:: ' 'Mi' • ,,.. , trow,bridge* WaS• 'tern . in' t'ut' if?. ifx.)\k't-'1.'s.orVicrs:r1;r10:1;i1,('' linuryi. England, sort of the, late tarie and. 0111401' Places: h." \ '`:' frlutl•° ....ailbvolunl'egtd....utTiiii(!..eo:cablirlied,gted. cHaisri4ind.Oather is,,I,:tahve (IL: Tr reN.07i•C.nUntl,isb,ixoti•j•tql-).i.1)11.tnigni..LtZ wheny te i .. , . year age and w`a's 'wit:6".11'' . ' ' ' . . ',' '''' . ," ."'-; :educated at Tar' ntario. • ' ... ville. hitch' at S'ou Ow ni'Ytt,n,, If .6.. TroWbrict ' . lea \ , . . , , e past twelve gh .fdig, qth.las ,..been in 1.•eportecl; • came when iyclr.0 ,at ,Walkerton advhi.vd Olt' the' rural .Kterboreu local 'hoai.'d „that :a ten pl.,re'ont nia'A '1.?, Thade, bat "under .io circumstances are' rural power - users to ,,,, be cut Off . at any lime.). i The commissim ,dt. SOuthainp- ton: took the..:positioh that. rural, and urban Citi:t01)8 IlatOct .:1Nt• employed for five years with the Bank otylVIOntreal ,and !(ir the past Seven at the danad:' ihn General Electric Won-ipany. 8is wife is thci: fernier Ola •E'rker, There are no children.. &LU, ent, sportsman he *as . , -- member tawn of the -Peterborough' '''''elzt-t,,ataisick.e': Tle.?ePid. t."lac)21it 4.Y(tilr7 `** Club, .and on the has 1 ' u dto l;:r gpte§ :TacoMmittee this year. He ili3te.irst d on the -team *hi* rwon' cit 'trophy some years - the -vas also a Member cif the now-lirig e^ bowled on theCand Gt team, LeagLindzayu Coroner D, W. R. Crowe of : 'SaidVitart, inclUest b , • •, •asiline power, • Southampton comnaissicm has de- fied t� dcj. anything about it, . , . • • Southainpton fras Solved< mos.+7 of its power"difficulties by shu,t. • ting off Street. lights at midnight, I closing the factorles.at 5 p.m. ',an) • operating their- pumping h EA.13 SkiPEit 1SOR OF ST • JOHN STPRE 0. , •:' High honer. has •=bome, to Mrs M.' Sanderson of. St,. John, New prunSwici *upon her: refent, ap=• Point:Mei-it As head- •supervisor for •tiw F. W. •Ipaniel,COmpany tLd Mrs.'Sanderson 'was 'fernier. lY;•Anne MacDonald, daughter o Mti..'JailieS.. MacDonald' of..Laels.: nc0,and the late Mr, MacDonald 'Anne :bet n on the, yfacDon- Oil 010 .0411Clary .W0q, r.1.0..i.ir* Pa10110.14/1C She attended Public C : and • , , , ifin•d---••-.Normal.. School nd t, f;!)± fOr '4 time , prior tO ber. 'irh:trritige to, M.:f "Mike" San.: ef,'"00d.i.:112ich; empIoyee 'Wetetn' Canada..Floui mins, Lin& oich .Conipany 11.1.4 won .stel y advancement todav`ho is manager for the 1, ii forTParit.Y Fledr. .."..ir•:.and on's.' Sanderson ha,ve t'l 11 in- 'rhe ftn• about years., 'and ..then-isel‘,gps inOch. Iv; 'Nfaritimer&,. rc,tzlining ;11 warm Skppi fOr 1" , old 0.4tat` t ()fold going Eaq 11.61' lati:thOld,..40ne.bad heen. eittploYed :at: Simps'en's in Toi,onto, and , in St. John, she join- ed the staff of the Daniel Depart-, ovnt Store and far sprne' had hpl'd the 'POSt. of 'head: huyer'. for t:t,h.i've,,,hasierS7' and wool. In -this .eanaeitY'she made' frequent...pup, chasing till:14 to Ontario. • rs SanderSon's new appoint- ment idefudes sVerviSing, . all buying, Stock control and gerieral . . o.ersonnel .1-nzniager. T e store is `,4 one .of the most "itoderri. tne EaSt, has fourteen 'departments and einploye,s ,About seventy Per: sons; . Anne's many friends ere will delighted, to hear of , „latest '"o on. VVIOCh steaks .m abilitY, and •her ve • 'nersonality, • • 1- For weeki, past, TIre Sentinel County weeklies, has been urg- ing residents of this. 'district to send :Or , bring in the .narnes • and addreSses ,of for0-et!', residents so that they ,naiefit he. extended an official .welcorrie to, *"Will Ye No Qprne Back" to Brace this sun- mer.'s ••• • .The first of 'several Mailing pieces that go .to boys and •girl s from boast to coast 4pd.: t� many points, in the 'States, is ready, for Mailing. Iny.itatioris go-. :ing out. from "thia :Point will bear the -signatiire . of 'Reeve . W. A. Solorn,on.. . • • ,. • Farther: Mailing , pieces.' Will .,be sent Out periodically .to keep for- nier residents .advised �f the .big ; cduntY eutiioii froin July .20tli: to August 4th: `7-• : • 'There Will be .SPeCiai. •adverti'S-, ingin Brace. County .weeklieS nor to .the'S.e. dates, and.. CopieS' of: the, paper Will be :sent,te 'ali-thOse• 'n the -tee's list,' Who • are • • . • . , not :regular" sUbSeilbers,1:0' trieir; old tewn. paper. It .iS'not.:134.) late to send the . nOri-les of • your 'friends and .'rela-. tyvcs whonlyea.weuicl like to see dome back 2f,c,)r • a 'visit' this. surnt. Met. Act noW..Leave these2nanteS With. K. 'C...1VIurdie,,' Craw- ford; A. or .at The .Sen7', Office: „ . . . ARE .F.I.F.TY7THRE.E I -YEARS' MARRIED. arid Mrs. WifSon frWin.:Of Concession 10; Ashfield Township .were fifty-three years married on Saturday ; The occasion was , very quietly:' observed as MrS. Irwin had . been bereaved:, -the' Sunday previous by the death 1° her„s,ister, Mrs, George•Anderson.-` , 'Mrs...Irwin Was formerly Lav- ine Florence Caesar; daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs: Henry.Cae:- sar : of COii, 6, Ashfieldi'Mr. and Mrs Irwin were married in Pod.; erich on March 6th; 1.896,' by Rev. Mr. Perry, Their attendants were Mr Y Jane Speer, now 'deceased,. and Mr...Th(5111as. Irwin, who re- sides in. Paisley, . Mr, Irwin is a sen of the .late Mr. and Mrs? James:Irwin; ' eer residents of Con 10 Asbfield• His ;father' was among the first • settlerS, in that community, and the *original homestead which he • took up, is nOw owned .by Spence.; IrWin, a ,third •generation membet of the •home that as •ui sf_,Venty-eight years ago, the. year .* that Wilson was born. IVIr. and .110s. Irwin, continue to e*rii3S7 cOMParatiVely good health,' :although Mrs Irwin is just now.. convalescing froman illness with pneumonia. : They make their • . 'home. With their • scitr. •Palni&r, across the road froin. the :IrkKtin. „ , horrie,steacl.. Mr. ;Irwin was 78 On • • . January:3rd' and Mrs., •IrWin '75' Ofi• March...1,2th. • • - :--Congratalatipns are eXtended • •tp. this esteeifiable, couple, and , 'best. WiShes for 'continued.- health and.. happiness. • . EASTER"TARDS' < _ • • Christ, is risen! .1-Iallelujali! QhrlSt is risen from the dead.' . "I He that • liveth;' and: Was dead; . and TbehiAd 'I. alive •for evermore". .these•pegiloas days when dark cloadS, are gathering' on the hoHzon: •W'e net .strengthep , the faith of our friends by sencifng :Easter Cards with n',essages of hope.... ,--The Christian Book •Shop. TITER,ER BROKEN ANKLE ACCIDENT TUESDAY . . • Tiamilton:'.sttilered •i- '.fraCt'utea. anl'Oe'',. :on .-TuesdaS7 motning when sho slipped ''on. the ....,;adway int ) 'the path of..a car irivn by Mi R.. C.. Robertson, -).h'e was taken to Witigham [Hos- oital fox treatincnt of the fraCt- „ tire. e Oood Salestnanshhl. Young 'Arnold Taylor, and,. Joe Hbwald clisPlayed the qualities of good . saleSmen last week: They were selling "booster -tickets". for the Pep -Wee -hockey gaitierand- contacting Otto Petersen on hs Way „downtown sold him.' a ticket.:Probeeding on up "Quality MY,' the boys called on 'Mrs. Petersen and sold her 'a.' ticket also, as they put it, "80 sh`e.could go: to the ,garne with her'' has- -ENGAGEMENT'S . . . ',Elizabeth 1Vfatheson-, of ' • uarioon,': wiSneS.: iQ, announco! the,: .engagement." her 'daughter; Edria Margaret.; . to James of lvIrs'. 'Culbert A,' Culbert, of ontario;- the marriage •4 at ...Empress • Ave, united Church, Narch :20th at '4 ' • . . M and Mrs James Beaton puLkriciw, wish- to anribtinCe the: of the :a' daughter„ kebeeda.A.iirte, to Harvey' Wijliam.; ,....ulbett, 'son. of.'*tri. ▪ Bere and the -late Arthur (utbett of Dun- nanon, the: 'marriage. • to . take, , „ the latter Part.Of Mich il.ED ...cROSS 'DRIVE OPENS SATURDAY The Lacknow and Vicinity Branch of •the ' Canadian, Red , . . Cross, has organized to take' part .inthe Dominion,. .CamPaign to ,sraisteta:1$'3eutn00,!rin0, which is )anil theeen humanitarian Work of. this great organization` Within the 'bouclar'-' ies of the Dominion., ' • The •LacknoW• and Dis• triat eb- ,j,eL,tiVe- is i;51,000, which should be reach y inet A year . ago more than $1500wasraised locally to aid the wb.rk of the Red Cress,. The' campaign, Willopen on Sat-. urday of this .,Week, March. 13th •and Will c'entinue. until April 10: Residents of the corninunity are asked to make their '.donations voluntarily: They may be left at the. Bank , di %Montreal, at 'Mc - s Drug Stord O at The:Sen- tinel Offiee, where official 're- ceipts will be issued. tak• many services rendered by the Red , Cross- held .8carcely •be 'repeated. in •thiS column f •the folk . of this district •are well • • aware‘ that this ' organiza.tion'S ..kvork of mercy never ends, and in iupport �f this work through- out, the war Years and .post'war 'yeatS, this community has eitab-• 0 baniV, . lished a 'very enviable record. . . - Give „generously to the current She doesn't clanee SC) Well, bUt /`carnPaign'to help the*;,:ll'ed Clr°8 . , .6 how she can ivterrnission; • 'help'. 'others, - ' \ - r.