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LUCKNOW "SENTINEL,Y R ,� .,.;.: .:..M.....•_. . ......- 1st 1971,
, .�.,UCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY; NESDA ;X� APRIL �,
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LUCKNOW
BEEN TOLD
By Rev: Duncan McTavish
GOING TO THE DEVIL •A -HORSE.
BACK
In .my boyhood, days ;there lived
in my home community .a,number
of boys who had come from the
Old• Land ; wards of the Barnado
Honie, "They were spokenof as •
"rli:Offie. oy ,''by most people ,, and;
,worked on. farms round about for a
mere pittance. Some of .them-
.were well-treated.. SorPie='f-'t ren -
I am sorry to say, were not so fort
unate,,' but very few of them rec.-
"he ^lrbert -a'nd the -freedom -
!accorded the average boy in the
corrirnitnity, `Most :of them• were
kept under a rigid discipline' and•
could hardly call their .soul their
.own. _
him as alba. folks .like :to be treat-
ed , • but • Johnnie didn't know. how
to.react to this. ' He bought a•
bicycle and began •to roam the
country, far and wide He got -
home' in the;.wee;•small hours of
the m'or'ning; flung:himself upon.
'the bed too tired to undress•,'and
in the 'morning his boss could '
scardelY.g .et hirnzrI3 2at•a11. •His
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money was, soon gone , and a
thoroughly industrious boy Was....
' fast .be:corning. a .soCiall problem
when ,an. neighbour. worsan'expres-
--sed lierse f. alJout"hinin.ifliese�
words,.' "Poor Johnnie." , . she said,
"He's just going to the Devila-
horse -back:" : "
Johnnie, w`asn't the only boy to•
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do this..Not 'fa•r away was who11:did •
the same thing. Nor was such
conduct confined solely`to ':Hbrne
Among, thein was an Irish lad•
named' Johnnie, Johnnie worked
his three years fora man who kept
him under his thumb. Only: once
a year did he ever see town, and
that. was the occasion of the
Annual Fall. Fair, when Jghnnie
was given a trickle. for pocket
money; the only money he hand-
lei-Ati year.,
Well ; the term of his probation
ended and Johnnie was now his
own boss., free to hire where he
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liked and do as he pleased. He.
had also in his possession a hund-
red dollars which had been saved ,
for him , •to give him a start, But
he, because of the. past ; was
fitted to use this new found
liberty, He hired with a man hi
the neighbourhood , who treated
Boys". 'It never is. It reached
out and still reaches out to'all'
sons anddaughters who are no
given some. liberties in• early child-
hood; and taught from the begin-
ning how to use.„them.Discipline
rtiay haiie; is place _ but a too.g-
id discipline can do more harm;
than good. The Law can be laid
down so effectively in the ho'rne as
to destroy the very qualities it;
hoped to espouse
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WITH PEI, FECT ATTENDANCE
WI. Elect Of facers
At Annual Meting.
WHIT•ECHURCH NEWS .,
Whitechurch Women's Institute
held their Curator and Annua..
Meeting on Tuesday 'afternoon
April 13 in Whitechurch .Common=-
ity „Memorial_ Hall with. 25 in
attendance: • •
The 1st Vice President Miss Merle
Wilson,: welcomed all and opened
the meeting with the Institute
Ode and repeating'the Collect in'
unison. A thank you 'note was:
read from.Mrs. Russel Ross,.
The roll call was answered by
a ,by-law from the 'Hand Eook., .
Payment of Fees:•and a donation
of Homemade Candy to. the Wing-
ham. Hospital. Mrs .Russel Gaunt.
w.as alppointed.to represent. White
church W.I.toassist the,•Hospital
Auxiliary. .
The inottiy, look back, live in
the present, plan for thefuture
was given .by Mrs: ,Gertrude Scliol
•tz; Fame arid acclaim are never
else *ial to -the -bet -ter -me
'World,: Human beings Who. glor-
iously give of themselves as they
Perform their best in their, own •
way, .are•irue benefactors aiid
they :need have no;,worry as t
know how the Districts and Areas
report to Mrs; `Walker by reading`•
her report . She also read: The
Fanning Mill..
Mrs. 'Mclnnes conducted a con-•
test. What age? Mrs Emerson
was, taken by surprise and present
ed witty a corsage. , After much
thinking as to. who the .donor was
she, found it •to be Mrs. McInnes.-
Mrs.- Robert R6ss; Mrs,; Gertrude
Scholtz, Mrs. Dave Gibb and.MrS.
Fred •Tiffin, ,with Ivfrs, Farrier, ;a
pianist , sang, When You and 1'
Were Young, Maggie and Loch
Lomond. The ladies were dressed
in old time' costumes. • . '.• '
The' election of officers fol1o.-v
.ed with Mrs. J. McInnes in charge
Past:President, Mrs. Y. Emerson;
President., Mrs., Dan Tiffin; 2nd
Vice, Mrs.. Ezra,Scholtz; 'Sec.. -
Treasurer, Mrs. Russel McGuire;
'District Director, Mrs. Victor.
Emerson,; Alternate Mrs.. Bill •
Evans;. Public, Relations Officer.,
Mrs. Don Ross; Branch Directors
Mrs. Russel. Ross, Mrs. Albert .
Coultes , 'MTS Garnet Farrier ,,Mrs:
Frank Ross; Press Reporier, , Mrs. ` a
Victor Emerson; Pianists; 'Mrs.'
Garnet..'Farrier, Mrs pan
rs. Garnet.
'Farrier , ' Mrs `
* Russel Ross, Mrs
Wallace Conn; •Mrs "Ed -Walker
Auditors , Mrs'. Elgin .-Johnston, : ;
Mrs'. Thos. ''Metcalf;, Sunshine;and
°' Cheer,Mrs.' Fred ,Tiffin , .Mrs
their permanent plac-e' in fte
'ar Thos.' Jamieson, Mrs. Dave Gibb,
y,ears..:•Wh.en: we live in the Pres
ent that rneans just for to.da�`y 'o
take care of your body exerc'i'se
it , case; ;nourish and .do not:. abuse
nor ne,glect: it . • T.oday strengthen .;
your. In Ind. study and learn
wrll act ,courteously;, be liberal
with' flattery andwon't citicize
nor find fault.. In planning .for.the'
future' ma ke:. i`t. a habit. to .look for:.
ward,' By'..kee, ping perfection .in
the rr id we ligtit a lot of guiding•.
•lamps along the ,way of life.
Think :forward ideas and you will
go• forward and never stand still;
The curator Mrs. Victor, Emer-
son and. her comrriitteeMrs Jas:'
Mclnnes and Mrs: 'Bill.Evans had.
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planned•topresent the topic in 'a
panel discussion;. Mrs :Evans ;was
unable . to 'be present owing to ill
tress, hence Nlrs. McGuire read •.
Spring and Mrs. Mclnnes from the..
Tweedsmuir.Histofy Book. told of s
the •Pack Pedlars Grindstone and
the •Boot •Jack.• .N4rs.• Emerson
Ashfie.ldNa1ive
DieaIn Regina
Frank. Gill died in
ina ,'. Saskatchewan .On April :13 in,
her 91st year,. She was the fornli~t
Fmma ,Johnstone , 'daughter of N�,
and. Mrs, John Johnstone
field Township and.. was.bor•non
January B. x•1881. `
She taugh 'school for a few,,, .
•years" before her marriage
Frank Gill.. They ,rrioved.to Sask-,
atchewan and farmed at Jasmin:.
;for many years. F
Mrs... Gill is survived by her
family, of four daughters: and two
sons, .Edith , Mabel, Bertha ,"J.ean
Richard and Robert.'They all.,
live in Western Canada except
Robert at .Bowrnanville , Ont..
The funer:al•took. place April,
16 at Jasmin, Saskatchewan.
Mrs.' Gill was an aunt of Mrs,
Lloyd Robb of Ash -field;,: Elmer
Farrish .of Gorrie , Lorne' Farrish
and John' ,McDonagh•of Luc know .
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READERS WRITE.:
Delegates to District • Annual,. Miss
Merle Wilson, Mrs,.Rilssel ;
McGuire; •Mrs. Victor Emerson:',
Mrs. John Currie; Alternate, Mrs,::•
Albert Coultes; Delegate to Con
vention, Mrs. James McInnes; -
Alternate; ;Mrs. Sen McClensghan
Standing conirn:itte'e conveners
are:. Horne `Economics and' Health
Mrs Ed Walker; Historical' Re-
search and. Current Events,..Nlrs..
Jim Currie Citizenship.and Educa •
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tion, ,Mrs., Thos..Metcaife, Resolu-
•tion, Mfrs.:; Russel Ross; Curator. ,• •.
Mrs. Victor Emerson Mrs V:
Evans and Mrs. Robert .Ross A.gric
ulture and. Canadian Industries , . .
Mrs. 'John Currie.'
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At the close of.the meeting'Mrs;
Emerson, • Mrs Russel McGUire, • •
Mrs :FrankRoss, °Mrs Johnston.
Conn and Miss Mary 'Helm were:
presented with 'gifts for perfect.
attendance
The during
the year.
meeting dosed 'with
the'
singing of the Queen and •the
answered rhe - uestion How doyou : Institute Grace The lunch.
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.December 1970
•Mr. . D. t. ''rhbrnpson ,
Publisher ,
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cknow Sentinel.
:LZear.Sir,
I.am enclosing;'cheguCfor a;r�
'renewal of my subscr:iptioin..Whil
4;'an3-rxiissin lae—nafl -- ,,,�;a
of my old Earl ds, and n.ii,, lihoiir
and see sev,ral rre"�r �andinnfarn-
i1i r; nares; ,I. still look forward
to n y Old Hornc'Town paper,
each' wee,lc
I, wish you and y'oni <{ rt
pleasant New Ycars and',ill the
best,in 1071. .A special Hello`to:
your' Aunt l lele'n.. I` a iri' thinkiii
.of, her now'' back' when'slic was
teaching in our S.;, Scction'onAiu
lOth . of ` Kinloss:
. Yours sine ciclt ;
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(n'ee tilts. tiirrr.hl�,j.
Rexdale':
ebmrnittee Mrs-.; Ezra Sc•i;olr',
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