The Lucknow Sentinel, 1945-11-22, Page 641.
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A'ASGE .SIX
OBITUARY
aoHN:• y SMITH
The funeral of. the late John
I. Smithwas held.from•'the Blue-
wale United Church on'Thursday,,
r • November 15th 'at 2 p.m, Rev.. Mr.
Atkinson- of Brucefield SCJ ii i't e d'
Church and : Rev. Alex Nimmo of
• .St,: Andrew ' s Presbyterian
h ebndueted the
church, W't ng am',
servfce.
The deceased'w
.born'in`West
•
''ii .. ilk • ' ., f. .1 : 1M: r i i i !
•1
l Lu KOar!:now, t.
I,.txcic�ov� �ez}t�ne � e � •..
WHAT'S WHAT'
-•- WITH. THE GvIDES
Waw'anosh: in 1658, the•. son, of
Margaret tarries Smith and .Marga'Mal
:lough: r
In 1904 the family .moved
s of 'Turn
to •the :9th Coneson...e ,. a..
i_ where he:farr4 '.
. .berry', Township
'a 'V. .i• 'terest. in
.t� n
ed and took'en c e
the ,.
former„ Eades• Murch ., b .ei ng
* for Many years an. elder and'sup
erintendent .df the Sunday School.
In ,1927 .retired to Bluev'ale
he
Smith died in: 1932.:
gxThc�,rP• Mrs,, .
• Surviving, are one daughter, ivirc.
H. F. Berry, •Brucefield an'd: four
'Joseph E. • of Turnberry
• sons, p
Township;' '` Alvin D..; _ Bluevale
and
•
��,awson, -Seattle;-Washington,
,
Elmer -of Portland, Oregon. Also
.
siirgivizi'g
.,are. 13 grandchildren
.and one 'sister, Mrs. Thos `Begley
f,eamirigfon...
Broth:er's-i ci 'sis
' of
•
tern who 'predeceased him.,.,were
(By Jean Treleaven)
This week a joint meeting; was
held of the Brownies; and Guides..
While we were gathering games
were -played. -' •
Roll ca11„ was taken • and then
the Guides formed the. horseshoe. Siding.
Mary Loraine Johnston he Session W. largely devot-
• 1 •d d t t matters and wind � • '°
M K th b ss 1 for the year:
,s,
oseph Sii'tth, 7Lucknow
rs.
Thomas Kennedy, Ripley; j Mr.
': Smith Nile, Mr: Hamilton
Wm ,,
Smith, Dungannon and Mrs.; John
Sm h,. g
�ivins' Dungannon::
,•'F.N ,
FALL SESSION.OF
BRUCE ;• COU NCI I:
The November Session ' of
Bruce County Council opened at
Walkerton 'on Monday ' evening,
Nbvemher 0th, the Warden, Gor,-'
don. D. White of 'Lion's Head,, prre-
Rs;, NOVEMBER. 22ntd,,, '1.945;
MiflfeedS (ARCO
Loraine brought'mho .. Was
the Brownies• into 'a• circ a inside e o routine • •
BR4N
SHORTS MIDDLINGS
Arrive At Once
inlays
the horseshoe;.: Mrs. c _ a ing up e•. usm.. _
brought , the ; ” . t e Two :matters of considerable
t, e •�oadws ool• . intcs the .. • , : .. t d that.
_ ;J•
� s: The - surveying has been tee reported the..total .num,,;
•centre of_°;"the ring and enrolled .,:portance were' i:ntrodueed at the 'acre • .
i oth was;, d. the ' Province, ber . of , applications . received. and
Brownies June •Ross, ;Joan.. Ham- aessYon; ,but action on b,.. ,. completed b y ..
• • it • le • build= . dealt -With. during the •yeah. iid-
r pare Gollan 'and Bett„y.*. deferred to the •January, session .:hich =.v,.11 -erect'; suita, ,..- 1
Ilton, Mag t , f
the:; near, . mg• °Oct; ' 31st, 1945; was 1 l3, •,}fir
• • ave the of the Vic-. `iii s'for a.caretaker ;:in ,, . x
':Harnalton,.Thef.B�olntnles gave - Mx':.Cordon D�iffin , •. • g .,.. ,� .. :.•' i' '
d ..1)44; and
n .howl and ;then the Fair, 't ` uture.: ared•.with 106 for 1.
gradparment of Education, addressed f g .for: 1943 Notwit standin(j '
•
Y, t
• r ms
the`r ' the formcial''.
`at o1s'•san � Gated :so.vin
• •El � vo , . .. d P.. ., ...•
Knome and f r g d e
p arid, s
f Council
a n to ' mcrea
V.1
S -
Osea
4 ti mai ked `fine e the •nunihc
r 1 on s` ' . • �- •:' � .:' l'ar ed' 1•Iigh • ScFio� ,' . - . • ., .: t • 'ded h'at t"he
pato s_ .g,,; ,.; .. ,.• •.z •, at>.on: of:...en g .. ,. nt it was deer,. m..... gr._.s,.. o..'apphcations now b. eing i s c.iv ,Mrs: Boyle Was"presentedDistricts.within the County, He. ^ • .• ,usual. county grant:. of$5;00 toed' the number of pensioners onaca tain''s warintand•Mis'tlined',the procedure:to•bef0i_z ;`n hool. librarishould:.p tzu the.z ural scNoV•cmbei 1st
le Mowbraywas :presented. suggested • the' forma -.:'the. pay list as. at
ETe n lowed and' gg.be .aid' this year only to those
xrat.r:. t d: niittee p cell was.71G '(including 19 blind: pen-
txTi:tla z ireutenaxit �..�._ an , axi . ti�ri oy a cot,s,rlta•tr�zs* com
•
aciUi�a • '�J'ic • hRve iiureh.a
pin and also an .Ontario pin. A . to. study ,the question aand report.
books to the minimum amount or
Tawny. O. 1 ant, an officers to. Court ` t; 1 ter session'
S 00 rn 1945 • . ; ' •
`• Peter McCall .. and
`:'.Mrs. -
1 of Lucknow are ,.nieces
Sprou
of -11 -W. -late Mr:Srriith
w wary ;crl a a a .
an Ontario - in .was: i com ittee .was $2 ' above `figures indicate a ve y high •
silk_ tie.'and. p this c m. .
Formation of_ " llo in resolutions, a -mortality. rate'. en$ioners
presented to Miss.,Mary L, John- deferred to the January' session. The., fo w g ,:hteh.-elpa'*-slitcayteiaori;s4re"distit.ridbu:
received.4'-he r rmong others, :-were adopted hyY w ,eteye;r�ston, She also The Post , War•Committee re .•,
th.• e Councl ' . ;. int ,
istration certificatefor. , . , . orted that.a xneef rmg •had.,been . :. ... ...... .: •...•. ',; •
. nies had anot', p • . ' : . ationm m, ed among, the local xnunicip'alities,
Brownies,
The Brow held last'; ;month at w,itirah Mr.; Opposing meat r , g
been' registered ed, formally The f the : s 't is: felt that the re- as follows,
Miss : Mo.ore: o Canada, a _ 1_
g .._.._ _, Struthers.,and Miss sentatons'were made,by 1Vlrs. •• . , . � .: , ' •• ` •,.• ' regulations, cause Townships:
Albemarle • 3;' Axna-
, .: .. • .Pov • � , -pro-
McKim, - } outlined to the Com- a direct' loss 'to the livestock :bel 6, Arran .4, Brant 3, Bruce 3,
• •, m .. _.. ;: present :and.. _ .. .. ,., : , ...:. , :..,. .,.. ; , . • • _
�! a sal down; still -in-horseshoe, edrire• .necessary' d ` Ger the retailer; and .the', con • '
ittee • the •proc . u , Carrick � Culross I, Eastnor G,
to `.disc'uss; Cookie' . ay a li merit of a G'oun-'.sumer.
for the es'tab sh,
D T h Elderslie ',5, Greenock 4, Huron
Brownies .:wee allowed 'to help : :: .
•�' e� o aizatian” f 5, •,.Kincardine �4� ;Kinloss �8, Lind -
"Doll
r t Heal . •.Unit, Th _ „ rg .
Mrs. NlcKi told a . stor ;, Y .. � Opposing � the establishment o _.
ell. M , m ,.,,.Y . nd d for .Bruce C unty h ld say 2 St.''Edrnun i 1 Saugeen 2 .e
„ recomme e 8 t
D.o1L in the Gr
a 40 hour :week, 'as is Wou
ass . Total:. 62,
• • �•�rVould consist-Aof • a�-Chiefs Medical . :,;lt� lr� ossbYommfor--the fat-�
-- • d nine . nurses'
• Officer; an. , mer• to'•compete'with'industrk on; Villages: and. towns.' Hepworth cat 1 t t' prepare the •lunch
p
t Chief
h
C
Afterthe Ystory the Canary make p
ro. .wen . o:
gaxises 1ocatPd; : strategic p o r t s
a ed a�
mus .y
the-Ina-r-ket and would have . 2 Lions Mead .3; :I„4uckriow :3, •:
they ,,.
throe ho._ut s 'e_ _ our y,..,a,. of :makin farnhing :ur: �.. 'ldmaPa-Isley..:;5,.,.Fo:•-t,-Ei-g►:i
- ,� :. ' .. the of feet • .g-,- -.M°r Y-�,
Sari r : `: Inspector ' anst two �ti of-� • .t e` bo : s and' girls- 1 Ri le •0 Tara- 5 --Tees nate --
e y .1i.. attractive .to ,h •, y •p , , ,
- m to Yee ...:: ,These 'officials 1'' Cheslc'. ,8 {Kin-:
fice e p Y s of this county. 12, . Tiverton y ,
ealth
would •: 'handle all public. '"
, cardine 7; Southam ton 3, 'Walk
m that a. „survey. e:c p
services m :.the County,, .paying:: Request g erten ;'9 Wiarton' 18, :House of
'' to..he .he°aith'.' 'made" bythe.' Dominion::Govern '
Particular attentiont m
w
i e' a ares
'The -pallbearers pallbearers were • George w rch nac ' een prepared' by -the
Heth g
erin ton, " 1 c r. 1. Johnston, Oriole patrol. .,We' lined•, up and
• ,
Peacock " t ' le, to =the table.
loss . Smith, `,William • >. went cafe�erra�s y , .
Charles; 1Vlathers and, •.: Wi(ison and:: were - served' cocoa and .bis
of the Lo' al anares. 'Cookies
` Thornton,. rriembers: Y cults by the. C • ..,
- ` ration with- which . - - '-e,. `assed-around-later
Orange Assoc w.er p , ..
the •deeeased had been affiliated 'The: meeting' closed, by all ,of
rs, He also. ` -h the fairytun-
for nearly.`seyenty, yea us .going throng hE.
h Canadian t e Bantams `: stayed
.was ' 'a member of •t e. Weir SoiXie. of h Y .
,..
::.'order, 'of F,orresters."• ardhelped t cleanup..
Friends ,were.present from , Cookie Day ,was verysi
ecessfJr
i 1d Leemingto r, Goder- but ; the:.: only trouble -was that
Brucef e ,
nnon, Lucknow, Strat- :there' was 'not cookies .enough; ,to
rch, ,Du,ziga ,d d t
.Aird 'and Erin.-'
4 Refuge 1.,
of infant. pTotal 81:
chit ren in rse="school; merit to• study;' and' endeavour ,o
. .:.,..
of:' a lica.`
rimary., and • ••secondary School -:overcome, total' number the. fluctuation. of :;The• . - Pkv, •: ;
„ :groups,• 'and •would'=•re. , nde un-; prices on' the livestock market, so .tions .for Mothe'rs': Allowance
: ' r
Year,: ..was 13,, as.
• local :,medical'. health that _ 'the ' producers may : have during :the past, 1
necessary all_.. •
secui=it as. to:. coni ared,:to '22'• for ; the preee linty;:
_offirFrs;; bo:arcls. of -kzealtli,;and sari- . some.•. rneasnire •� of .. Y. , p.
i, the ro-. fair . rofit for their produce: year, an:il:the nuiob r cf'.ri uttrers
r;tary•inspect`or.s., Cost o p a p •
:... 'the' •. noes
• • g undei• .'th'e
'ect is •estimated at approximately . Requesting the Provincial Gov- receiv:in allowa
$42,009.00. �o f which :the Pirovince ernment: to. 'provide for the re act as at Navember'1st1945, was
:II' 'o
n the
i.fh.. 3
m ar d
-w
1?
u.
go around We:.had Order• ed wice The .com.
• would pay; 50.:p'ercent.
mittee.expressed .its.elf .as favor-
ble-to-theascheme; -but-•eeaix
_ e -:-d
mend{d` that: the znatter b e
wo un r; u
discussed'. in open
.ferred'and fu11Vp
•Pcause
•
lnstyarut -could.•
�ster-- not get,,MO_r_e than.. two :hundred
leman--W-eb � � e ,,.
eft acka es. Last -year -we: had
" ast• week . we received'. a. ?' p • g
•t'This. p d ed' fort ackages' and
eu ing ' � frerh : '• the . Cochrane t h Y p sugar
pp b f the shortage of seg
r
' ..Northl.�a d Post,- ' concerning the
lased. =aw=ay=i=that
• .death o 'William' Coleman Web=
4i
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district', n r id -July. .
council at, ,the ,January, session,
�e - _ escd'-oo-g • an-3�- before definite' rte" action IsTa.
1-?
e ore any e ni .
Wore than last year. We . are sorr"
Abet -t zere -was enou o
around and we' hope •that next
on
the ebster vas, boxn�
12th co cession:. of Ashfield in the
vicinity .:of Lucl=;now. ;Ontario,. on
January 1st; 1876, •and married
Elizabeth Ann .Webster. in: ,1.904
He'farmed the old homestead. till`
1911;When Cochrane•cameto the
fore ;he; came North, locating • 'a
farm • south of town', in ':Lamarche
towriShip and the family •moved
north i cis.. 1914.
•
"Coming in''
:they edured all ,'the hardships
'incide'nta•1•:to; the life of .a• pioneer,'
:sinoothhig the'trail for -other feet
2to. l follow. In '1920c. their hornewas:
urnedj:.... with all its", contents.
• There •vas "a ''welcome for all at
the': Webster home, where true
'Trish •h9spi'tality was dispensed:.
Hi passing ,leaves' a' blank 'that.
never qbe filled:
istration of tall births; in •the mu 74,: as, co
hich :the arerits same:.date last. yeah;:
i�ipahty ` in .,w , p
i a tier e -
AEcoi�ints- �f'o~whnspita�- r.�
irree o J=llil -
indigent. p
session totalled '$2,327.30.
esidc '
The County, Old Age Pensions
II
aiid'Mothers'' Allowance.' Commit -
1'
.County Treasurer "•: Alan''Nelson:
-year-there-will :be•-enou- rh e eported that .the Court-ty llad
everybody. purchased Victory : Bond's to the
LANGS
I D E
Mrs. Clark Johnson accompan=
led:• by her: parents; :Mr. and Mrs
Win; Brown • returned ' to ; ::her
home in, East Wawanosh
Mrs: Wm. Conn, spent'last Week
with Mr. and :Mrs.', Hardy Simp
on' the bush' -:trail r
"He leayes`;to mourn 'their loss,
hza.widow, 2 'sons and a daughter,
• and 19' .grandchildren'
-" `Mr: Stanley .Smith conducted
the service;in the,'ehurch and -the;
of which he was a inem-
:: ber for Many' years,• took over ,7),t
the graveside observing the
burial rites , of 'the . Order:. ':His
44.
-body- was- laid to -rest in -tile ,local
:eemetere
s:o f i of Culross
Mr. :and Mrs.: Charlie Elliott
-and Henry ;spent: _Sunday.; evening
with Mr. rid Mrs. V. Emerson.__
•
Mr.' and :1VIrs.. Robert McInnes,.
.William, Dan•''and •Mary.;of Cul-
ross spent .Sunday with Mr' end
Mrs: Orville Tiffin:
Mrs.. Andy:, Thomas (formerly
I3, atrice • Caskin°ette)' of Preston
isvisiting' with herr parents; Mr.
aria -Mrs. Ralph Caskinette.
T h
i s' cdmmunity was well
aware the 'deer'.hunt had really
opened .Monday morning by;' -the
number of: cars,to' be seen tray=
eking the ,road .and, .the 'number
of reports, of shots from the fire_•
arms carried.
Making Novel; Chair
'Lipley Woodkorkers,:.Lim;ited,.'
: ; pperated . by George Cook and
"Scotty" • Cannell, is -now p'ro-
d.u.cing' a 'novel. occasional clhair •,
of.a . folding chair type. It is,. a
neat and, attractive piece of 'turn:
tture with an upholstered' seat,
oi'. •:and x$.a foldi>g type desighied
for sriall• apar'tmentsu.
•
extent' of '.$1057;000'.00 during;.: the
war -' $35,000 00 of''this has ,been
earmarked for:grants to :hospitals;'
in.: the: County, -and 7thetli4lence
.for.. ,post-war highway'. purposes.
Council authorized the purchase
.of an additional :30,000: of bonds:
in • the•• .current ' Victory Loan. :'.A,
grant of .$10;000 was• made toward
the establishment of , the- new,
Saugeen Memorial. •IIdspitar at
5o.uthampton;
granted to,. the . Walkerton Agri-,
cultural Society for support, and,
contini.iance'� of" the`' commeria'l
show at;the
Walkerton Christmas.
Fair..
The' Highways Committee 'hope
to provide better '.snow plowing,
service: this wihterthan inthe past
but that will_ depend_largely_up,oii.
the 'equipment.available . Of- the
anew equipment order• ed iii ;the ,
spring, only about 15 percent in
value' has been..•received so ::far..
Many .of our: county. `roads' are,
not' properly, ' graded 'for snow
plowing and' tntil.'that: is ',done
the .cost •will be excessive• It 'is'
hoped that next•spring ..there' will
&Te-equrpmeri O-.da'-•a,.large:.
rrii'leage each -year`; Making a..
thorough' job of hill grading and
widening" so that the grass. .can
be cut with, a rriower almost to
'the fences:
.` The Ref restatiori ',Committee
.reported that 'work{ on" the: new,
County Forest purchased, in Lind-
say• Township• is progressing sat,
.isfactorily',. 100 acres, were added
re.cently,'to 'make'a -total cf, 3106
:Victory Ciub-. Stili .Busy. _.;_
W.+
o••`4The'',regular•Tin nth y meeting
'of ^the Four •Corners Victory Club.
was ' h•eld -on Tuesday,: November
5.th at.,fthe::..hbmd;:„Of • Mrs' Ross_,
Gammie., Thirteen , ladies . attend-
ea the meeting. Two quilts• were
made. It ryas decided to make`a.
fartey quilt and to• sell ':tickets
oh it. YVIrs. Wim. Rutherford.
vited the ladies''her..horne for
th
:•.D e : ext'meetin` •'on' Tuesda .. ,e.
cemher 4th
1....
ADVANTAGES:
ore' Palatable 3. Increased Egg
Production ;.
~. ,Less--�Deterior-ation.:.
in Feed Quality
. ''Greater Feed'
C"onsrlr]'on:
5. Lower Mortality
202 .n
PIONEER83 L
LAYSON. BROTHERS.
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roceries — ce , `s
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