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LUpKNOW, ONTARIO, THU•lioSPAY, AUGUST -2nd,» 1051 • •
•LIBERALS PICK
ELMER ,FARRISH
- Elmer J. Farrish p,,NoWicli'
•Township. and a native of Ash-
field; was chosen on Monday
night as Liberal candidate for the
• provincial riding of Huron;BrPee-:
' '•••At• the next provincial ,.electiOn,'
• forecast„in some quarters to be
•, slated for this fall, Mr. Parrish
• • Nvill oppose John W, Hanna, Con,
servatilve, who has, represented
• the -riding at Queen't. Park for
several .years past
, .
:Mr. Farrish: as the unanimotts
Choice at the Huron -Bruce • Lib-
, eral. Association'S annual meeting
• and ribminating convention held
in Wingbarn:Town Hall .on Mon-
day night. Other nominees were
A. H. McTavish of Teeswater,
Hugh Hill of Colborne ToW.nship
and- McKay ,of Ripley:
Farrish and Mr. }lilt Were.
•e- the only two nominees to Stand.
• Elmer is a Son of' John FarriSh
of , LucknoW arid was born in
Ashfield • Township, where he
••grew to .ritaillitiOd and fariried fOr
a time. He moved"to Iiowick
,township some .15 years •ago,. to'
derGeldp an expandinghatchery
r business: Elmer has' ,a brother
.:Lorne and a sister, rs. Lloyd
, Rabb,' who Still reside- in Ash -
.The 'new, candidate' is prOmin,
ent in municipal, civic' and church
' Work in., Howick.
Hewas a Mem-
• ber • of Huron . County Council
, from 1946' to 1949 .while serving
deputy,seeve and reeve of
• Howick.,He , a ;Member of. the
United' Church and chairman of
• the Board Of Stewards.
1VIrs. Farrish was formerly
-White of Holstein. Theyhave 3
sons' and two. daughters,: Jasper
•'With the R.C.A.F. at;Centralia;'
- • Bower of.. Gerrie; ; Johnstone at
: home; 'Mrs. ''George. Adarni •of
Gorrie and Mrs. Donald Leader
of 'Hespeler. •
Leader Speaks .
Chief speaker at Monday night's
n4
convention •was ,Walter
Thomp-
'sori, leader of the. Ontario Lib-
eral Party,. who • urged. Party 'kg -
lowers to get down to, work now.
• in order to elect -a Liberal Gov-
• ernment the next election and.
make Ontario "a: better :place to
. . .
• live'!. • .
The convention was ••preSided
over by BroWill''Sniythe .61 West
WawanoSh;'. President of .the rid-
' atiociation:' triee -Presidia is
•H.• .MacTavish of • eeswater
•• an or on Elliott • of . Blyth is
secretary -treasurer..
.Y?Other sPeakers included Don-
' ald Blue, M.P., Philip Ball, eXe--
• cutiVe' •diredtor of ,the ',Ontario
• Young • Liberals" Organization,
• and the, two, candidates • for the
• nozninati••• • ' • "
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AGED :FOLK INJURED: ,
IN ,CAR ACCIDENT
• Friends here 'iiegretted to learn
of the car accident On Monday
• in which Dr. J. F. and. Mrs. Mac-
Kenzie of Detroit and 'other pass-
engers in the car were injured.
• The accident `, Occurred ' at the
intersection at Con. 8, Huron
•Township: and, the 13luewater
Highway,: when a Car driven by
•,Dr. MacKenzie 'and driVen
by L. N. Howell -Harris .of Lon-
don were in collision. /.
In` the 'MacKenzie Car beside •
the °Doctor and • his wife were
Sherman Stanley, 78; his sister,
• Letitia -Stanley; 79,. of Ripley and
Mrs.'11. J. Harnwell, 82, of Walk-
erton.
'• All Were taken to Kineardine
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Hospital.
Miss ,Stanley was the
• Most seriously hurt, suffering.
•chest and head injuries. Mr. Stan-
ley had his arm broken and Mrs.
• Harn*ell suffered minor cuts •• •
Pr. and Mrs. MacKenzie- are
both 80 years of age. He Suffered'
A back injury, but not serious,
• and Mrs. MacKenzie received
facial cuts. • • ••
• Injuries to the. passengers in
the' other car were 'minor., • .
NUDIST.• GETS 'TWO
,YEARS • AN.D STRAP
Albert, Lenoir, .27, was seri-
'tericed. to two years, in the: re-
'forinatory and 10 strokes Of the
strap in policeicinirt in Walker-
ton , last ; Thursday. Lenoir was
captured in: the nude near Am-
berleyafter alarming the sun -
mer. resiOnt.s• 'along- the lake- by
his fleeting aPpearances, •and his
alleged atteinpted asSault 'of a ,13-
y•ear-old , ," • •
Lenoir' was.4, conVicted on a.
Charge' of indecent assault,ancl on
three. charges of . indecent expos -
tire and . Was, sentenced . to • six
.moriths 'definite and six months
indefinite o each :charge, :the
terins to run ,consecutively. •
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was acquitted on the fifth
i charge of criminal assault: ••
• After being taken into custody,.
LenOiri-,gaVe, no explanation fOr
his. behavionr. He directed police
to the POint Clark'-district,mirth
• Of Amberleyi to ,reveal where he
had, .cached his clothing under
some shrubbery, 'There was $5.00
in his pockets:. • •
• Of no .fixed abode, Lenoir said
• he Was heading 'southward.
,• "The grand old' party", as .11/Ir.
Rarrish called it, is on the 'way
back in Ontario, 'he said, and this
• was ,the 'Spirit of the meeting -,as
expressed by every/ speaker.
. NURSING HOAAE,
READY TO -OPEN
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Mr. E. 'V. Baker,who:is con-
verting the former Moorehouse
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gitchell residence' into a conval-
• escent home plans on opening
the buildin next Thursday, Alig'
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WEBSTER—in Winglittri General
Hospital on Thursday, July 26th,
:1951, 'to Mr. arid Mrs. Wellington
• •Webster,, -.R.• 3, Lucknow, a son,
JarneS Martin.,
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• Mrs, Garfield MacDonald and
ton,' are • visiting , at -Sault Ste.
Marie,. U.S.A., with •the. latter's
brother, IVI.r. George Donnelley.
They made part of the: trip ' with
• Harold Greer. whowas' enroute
to Saskatchewan. •'. • ••• • • •
Use 9th. * • ' '
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'Fifteen neW .beds and other
• furnishings ,,,arrived ;this wee,
and when fUllY cbitipleted Ed ex-
Piets to.' .have adcornodation for
;i5 persons,
•1E4 nurse,, will be' charge,. and it
MOS Andrei, cbrigrani; a train -
is expected 'that a,' staff of at
least six perionSr*ill lbe neces-
sary to handle the ihorrie. •
Work ha -been going on apace
in renovating the building, in-
cluding painting, and, decorating,
rewiring, and- •ecluiPPi"of a
modern kitchen. '
Some „ bbokingb have already.
been made. here :Li „a great need
• for such services. as this home
. 'offers, and no doubt its accorrio-
dation will be .10 -constant de-.
inand. • • \
• ENGAGEMENTS •
• The engagement of Alice Gwen:-
'dolyn, eldest daughter of .Mr. and
• Mrs. Philip.:S: Stewart, Lucknow,
and ,IVIr,IJohn R.' Wilson; soh of
.Mr. and Mrs. John G.Wilson, 145
Church. St., Stratford is annotinc-;
ed..:The Marriage will take place,
On August' 25 at 3.00 pm. in the
Presbyterian Church, l,ueknom.P.
The engagement i$ announced
of Altison joy RoWleY'r•dr•IlY aatt
ghter,of Mrs. Rowley'pf TorbritO,
and, the late Mr. William Rowley
to Harold JaMes 'Herity;• son of
:Mr. and ',Mrs. Jas; ,Henry, Wing -
ham Ontario, the marriage to
take :place •at St. Marks 'Mei=
,can Church, Toronto:, on .August,
17th,- 1951, at 17.00. p.M;
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•:Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Castle, God,
erich; announce the engagement,
of their younger•daughter, Aileen
Wiinnifred, to William .Stalker
Craigo,son of Mr. and Mrs." WM.
Craig, Aiiburn; the .inarriage
to tOe place On Saturday, Aug
;18th at' 2.g0 prn n St. Au-
dit' 'United) Church, 'BOYfield.,
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SENTINEL
THAT the cut stone work is 'prd4.
gressing on the Memorial Gates
at South Kinloss Cemetery. The
• Cemetery Board plans to cir-
ularize plot owners, informing
• them of the project, being un-
• dertaken and sOlicitink finan-!
• cial support .for the' undertak-
• ing, Cemetery maintenance is
• financed from the interest from
the. perpetual Upkeeprituid, the
• interest alone being, available
for the Board's use', and which
• provides nothing for, such a
• Capital expenditure ae' is heing'
un..dertaken.:ThUs, the Board is
, dependent, on •the good will of
• those who *ould like to aid in
financing this beautilication of
a. burial.'grotnd that, has been.
. iri use in the community. for
over: a. century.
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THAT Mr: and. IVT,rs.:Roy..McGee.
'and, family of Strathroy have
moved to town • and are' oe-
cupying 'Temple' Clark's reSi.-1.
• dence, recently vacated by Mr.
• and Mrs. Arnold- Ross, 'Mr• . Mc-
Gee is' sawyer‘ t the Lucknow
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'THAT there 'was a • large crowd
at .the auction sale on , Satur-
day :of the household effecti of
the lateMr.. and Mrs., Win. J.
• Spindler,. The home,(rivned by.
• Mrs., ,Spindler.'s .niece, Mrs.
.Gordon Maithirter (nee ,Je.,an
-Farnell) was offered-sUblect-td-,
• a reserved bid, ., and was not
disposed of_ at the Sale..
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THAT .Les Purves • has his • right
hand free of a casthe.has worn
•„for six weeks following a bone
• grafting 'operation. Les suffer-
' ed the hand injury. last
• wilich has troubled., him, 'ever
since and he underwent--stirg-
•ery a few Weeks 'ago in. hope
of• correcting the trouble.
THAr rnie Crawfo . •4.4 • . •
ed. a lawn . and made •a child-
• ren's playground behind his
• feed 1 shoP and hateher3r ,on
Main Street. Ernie has put up
• sWings and teeter-toters foethe
children, and a horseshoe pitch-.
ing, court •for, older •folk who
• enjoy..the•gaine. • . •
• THAT the household effects of'
the late M. D., M.. Thoinpson
will. be sold by:auction 'at the
Hall in. the Johnstone
• Biock on Saturday. The ,
dence will also be .offered 'sub-
, ject• to a reserve bid. The ef-
fectsmay be seen at the Hall.
on Friday *afternoon.
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'CARMAN McqUILLIN.
HOME' FROM IlgSrITAL,
Cartnan McQuillin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Herb McQuillin, Second
Concession. Kinloss, arrived home'
• from Victoria Hospital on Tues-
. day at thenoon hour. "
• Carman •inade thetrip by car,.
and stood the journey well. He
is able' to be up and ,abont and
drovetheir truck intotown tha• t
afternoon. ' • .• " •
.• Cannan Suffered • a 'very grave
:head' ,injury op July ',13th and
was rushed to London to under-'
go surgery: His fate hung in the.
• balance, for a time, but since then
his recovery has been nothing
•short of miraculous.
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TOOK POU:LTR,
COURSEIOWA ,
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Ernie Crawford of Crawford's,
•Feeds &: Hatchery, Lucknow, was
one of 43 hatcherymen, druggists,
produce and feed dealers who
completed a 5 -day' dealer •train-
ing, school::cotrse in poultry, dis-
eases and management in • the
States last week, This sc ool was
•held from July 23 through July
27 at Dr. Salsbury s Laboratories,
Charres City, Iowa; Ernie reeeiv-,
ed a certificate at the conclusion
Q f. the ',course" signifYing. 'his' sat-
.
• isfactory completion of the train-
ing schOOL Only three from Can-
ada were in attendanCe.•
•
Practical:. instruction was re-
ceived by Ernie and the other
students On. poultry diseases and
flock management problems from
professionally trained staff mem
• berg Of Dr. -Salsbury's. Labora-
tories who are manufacturers of
poultry and livestock ,Pharrn
• aceutics. The course coniisted' of
lecturei,-Crinical lectures,clinial
discussions -and, laboratory
deim-
ontr.ations relating' to such
•
sub -
jectiaS anatomY of poultry, :poul-
try germs and Parasites, develop -
t of disease, poultry
merit and sanitation, methods of
disease prevention' and control,
merchandising, and •selling and
poultry service' -work:
. Dr. •• 'Salsbury'S •1,aboratories
Co,nducts frequent schools of this
kind' for. the purpose of giving'
'd ea ler s practical instruction
• which 'I'm e of (value to them
iitser'ving'thh poultry raisers of
•their. cOnlinunities. • • •
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'SENTINEL H2OLIDAY •! •
ISE7-AVGVS'f-16t1! •
•There Will; be Akissue of The
Sentinel on Thiirsday, August
16th. Holidays. will be held from
August 9th to August 18th, :dur-
ing 'which •period the office Will
be closed.' . .
EIGHT PAGES .
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DOUBLE gBAiCI NG
PRIZES AT FAIR
Lucknow Agriculttiral Society's
86th annual Fall Fair is less than
• two months, away. It will be. heir
as usual on the last ;Tuesday and -
Wedn.esday of September the,
25th aga • ' •
The Fair this year will 'be of-, .•
ficially• opened , by Mr Robert
1Vlocubbin, M.P., of .Strathroy. •
t :As 'Well as such regular feat-
ures as the 'Calf 'Club' and T• .; .
Eaton ' Company Bacon Hog corn-
petitions, some nelv sPecials have •.
been'added. Among these are pie
and take competition by Canada
Packer's and a ;class for Junior
Girls Club; Work.
In the b Wank section in general,
prize-aiiOney has been doubled • .
throughout and in -the fruit class
there have been increases in prize .
•The prize listsare,..in the course •
o1. being ,printed and will short- ..
ly be available; • ” -•• '
Fair night entertainment and .... .,
music for the ' dance will be pro-
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videct by CKNX . artists, Details , • ,
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of Special, . attractions on the
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grounds in the afternoon are not
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yetPrce6smidPelne:.!odi"the 'Fair ..thiYear '• ' '. • ' ''' ' ' .
is Andrew Gaunt and the 'sec-
retary is 'Alex' MacNay. ' •
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KING AND HIS ,COURT
TOPS IN ENTERTAINMENT • •
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That the King and His Court , • / •
are playing a repe t rformance •
at the C.N E, this ea , is, about
on needs to s about this . , • • , •
foursome who are tops in the •
softball entertainment, field, as .
well as being super -special trick-
sters-• withTqlle- horpehicle. •. •
• The closest these performers
will be is Owen Sound. They .„ .
hadn't -an-• .op.ep day to Play In •
London and will only make Six
appearances in Ontario before
settling don at the .Ex; ••
•• One of, those six performances
will • be in the Caledonian Pak,
Lucknow,• oft Monday, August:
20th. . •
• Those who .saw,..the foursome
• in 'action at the Ex,'claim they
would drive miles and miles to'
see them ,perform. As •ive said last
week, one of. their achievements
at -the CINIX. last -year,
.hold the World Champion Tip
Tops' to a-tie-score-irr-9 iiuirngS
Watch .for further particulars.
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YOUNG .PEOPLE
TAKE SERVICE
• For the last two Sundays
July, while Rev. G. Baulch
and family were • holidaying --at
Hope Bay, north Of Wiarton, 'the
Young, People of Sduth Kinloss
'Church 'conducted the services. .
•
Last. Sunday Ted Collyer, asZ
• sisted' by Misse$')taiy MaaritYre
and Mary MacMillan toe* the
devotional part .while Mr. Philip
• Steer gave the address. Margaret.,
Ruth and Phyllis .Steer sang. a
number.•
• On Sunday previous'. Ted
Collyer and Graham MacDonald
took the devotional part' 'of the
serVi`ce while. Miss Helen Mal-
colm, leader of Chitdren's EVan:.
gelistic Work. in TorOritO gave a
sP address. Mac It eith• sang
a ,s0,to while .rrankinuacKenzie.
played the organ at both services.
AWARD TO SON. OF FORM**
LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHER
Selected froth a group of 12
contestariti, George H.,• Free,.
Brantford ' Studio 'photographer,
has been awarded, by, the On-
tario SOCiety. of PhotOgraphers,
• a three-week course in SPecial-
• ized • portraiture' at , ,the Winona
• School of Photography, Winona.
Lake,'„ Indiana: He has the • dis-,
tinction of being the only On-
tario rznati attending.
The course is -sponsored by, the
Photographers! ,Association • o f
Ainerictr. '“Mr. ' Free submitted .4
portraits to; the lantgrio ..Societyi
and yas areStilt, „was' one of 12.
candidates. selected from a large
claSS of entrants to attend a
speeial photographic' „clinic . last
From • the 12, Mr. Free
emerged as the ',society's , choice
fiir the present .CourSe. •
Mr; Free is the: Son of Mr. an
Mrs. Sid Free of "Brantford an
formerly of this commun ity,o his
father having operated a photo
graphic studio. in Lucknow at one
'time. His‘ Mother was formerly.
Mary Campbell of Lucknow:
• George took over his father's
• photogi.aphic business in Brant-
ford five: years ago, which 'he
has carried oh quite SuCteSsfully
and is to be congratulated on -the
'retent honor conferred upon him.
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PENSION -,FORMS
NOW AVAILABLE
Applica ion orms for ole •• age
pensions are novir.available in all
post, offices • throughout Ontario '
the .regionar ditector •of Old age
F.• O. Jackson, has an7.i
notinced.: •• , • •
•Persons WhO are already re-'
ceiving ,Government olclege Pen- .4
bans do not' have to fill out new,
application forms, ,Mr.. Jacksdn.
emphasized. Ontario has approx-
, Mutely ' 91,500 persons in *is
• grim). Wise who :are receiving
a $40.za-mOnth 'pension will 'have
it • . continued at that . ,
flips& who are gettini0,-a. partial
pension will ,find it increased to':'
$40: • , • •
Ontario has between'. 179,000.
and .180,000 persons aged 70 or
over not ' now getting pensions
who will be eligible fora pension • .
under • the. new proraril,. Mr.
Jackson said. It is essential, ,he
ernPhasized, that these • people
send in their application's immed-
iately so that proof of, age and
residence' irt Canada' • may be
checked and "all arrangernents
comPletedi 'for the first cheques
,to go out toward the'end of next.
January*,
• Delay insending in an applica- 1
tionmay mean that the apiic• '
tion cannot be' put. through ' E:
time for the jantiary cheque is- • ,
sue,. e longerthe delay the less
chance there is that the. applica-
,tilon can be. handled •in time.„
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