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I+LAX MILL, CROP
NEARLY RUINED '•
A late harvest, and continuous
wet weather for days at a time,
-finds hundreds of acres
of grain
• in this district still in the fields,.
'!'he:
degree of dan agebeing. sstir-.fered�b.y these` crops difficult
to. `determine..
Th'e
ir'
. , � m .oi' ; 'Aildersori Flrix'
Products ,Iini'ted h
. ,as practically
their •entire :crop.in the .stook:
Only 'about' 50 acres has been
,:hauled in; with:some 100i acres
o. grain *till in •thefields. V .A
Mowbray has adopted 'a policy cif•
' "wait andsee"; but there' is little
hope ,that they : will: salvage any
quantity of certified seed for.' ex--
• port purposes.
This, plant no longer grows
.fibre flax, 'but' specializes, in
"growing seed for ` exp in and
'manufacturing the straw into up-
'holstering ,tow.
•Earlier . in ° the season it w-as-
consenvratrvely' estimated that is,
year's acreage :shouldYield .Se
.4;000 bushels of expel t sed.•: Due
. to the British 'currency exchange,
they Old Country market .for this
Seed. had ,to be .'written off. A
lyrerich• market 'wasobtai:ned "for
'th.e"crop and in addition •anode •.
prospective ''outletwas develop'
ing in India .' But, now i't appears Joins
ithat there, . will be, little seed B.4. ,yStaff
LUCKNOW,
ONTARIO, THURSSEPTEMBER 21st, 1950' ._
:HONORED -BEFORE
LEAVING SAIL
YEAR
FOR UNIVERSITY S
J
EIGHT .PAGES
Miss Mary .Anderson, who, re-
cently grad fated from 'Lucknow
High. Sclool and is leaving .this
w r�k tri further her
education; at
Western University; Lon;dciiwas
the .guest of •.honor• ata ,
• theatre
party' last 'Tuesda •evenin ar-
t;ed for' h
ran r Y . g
.,er :byy several of her.
,girl, f•ri.ends.•
'After the theatre t'he'
girls were
invited •to, therxt
:ho .
e'of.
,Mi s. -Gail
MacMillan where ,a .social. hour'
Was enjoyed, during which "Mary,
was the, recipient of several love''-
'ly gifts..., A .dain'ty .lunch was
served, ' by, the . hostess and • all
extended' Hest wishes to Mary, on.
her new :venture:
MRS J,°• S '` MacKENZIE DIED
SUDDENLY :ON SATURDAY`
The death of :Mrs. John. S. Mac-
Kenzie •occurred -Uncoped&y„ n
Saturday at their farm home
Kinloss .Township'•• the: :was 79
years of ager , ,.
funeral . senGiee was held
on Tuesday afternoon 'al tthe:.horn'e
of; Mt . and Mrs. CIair Agnew in
1,ucknow-with pternrent in South
Kinloss' Cemetery::`
available for eitlier.a'f't.heSe mar Miss' Gwen, Stewart has; been
. kets,: engaged On the ,staff. of the.Stz at-
Ex'or seed` mu r fond. Betacon-Herald: and'•coir:
F t must 'have' a )+) a
I0ercent germination .rating,and nicnccd her •.dillies there the:: first
' 's'aniples. cif. the `seed'•:rare surirn; . of Sc°ptemhc ; •
out dark and dull fronr repeated.;
drenchirgs, .Which indicates that
:the great bulk • nf: the seed may
not measured up to the standard,
ie
rea;
Wirth. "cash
er
Here
Ci°it�ciszz is,, sornething a, man
can avoid .if he:says.'nothing, does
nothing -and is;, nothing
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parent :foblecti,ve;• ~thieves. ra'n.-
''a'a,Cked, •three Lucknov;,' business
:places 'in ' the early hours : of 'last
Thursday' morning,' obtaining. loot
' . of, nearly $300, with% Sax i'• Gibson
the big.loser.:
aces ' entered were Montgom-
ery's Garage,.. Johnston and; Mac
Donald's -Garage and' Sam Gib-
.Con's Implement Shop. Entrance
Was 'gained in all .instances,.thru
•• '.Windows in .the buildings
At Gordojn Montgomery's: Ford
Garage;, a' side window ,was pried,
up 'to get.' into the.' building, but
the exit *as
more conveniently'
Made by unlocking the rear door°;
About, $15.00 an loose: change was;
removed ;from the:open ;safe with.
no evidence;'' of '•any'`. merchandise
baying' been taken:
,At Eimer Johnston's the._win-
doves were fastened" shut,., so it
was • necessary td • cut ahole in
a'"window through which, a "small
'Person" got inside: The ;layout
'was' apparently 'Well .known 'for
the thieves left everything else.
Undisturlied, : and concentrated on
1?ryirig� a . small' and. obscure safe
from the wall, They took it with
them, and upon •smashing: it open
later `got a Mere $60.0, for'.their,
efforts. °
They took an axe •and prying
tools , l"ont, J'ehngt:on's and .these
with }elle .... ashed_" a e'were €ound'
mt an1 S f
, the '>ext morning• by Vic Haines,
In a gravel,' •pit r • B 1g rave;:
gr 1 nes e, g ,
Records and -�ook • 'int• the safe'
b s
'Were, in,tart,' although soaked by
• rain; • ,
•A, side `window, at •Giibson's
element and : Feed Shop , was
forced' open for' this 'entrance?'
also; and the'sum 'of'nearly $:U)()'
• was obtained 'here Sam had been.
c,t, the shop that evening getting
repairs: for' a' customer' and 'htld,t
`('verlooked taking'home the cash.
r;S is ,
his custom'. ,• :
I'roviriciabpolice were notified
of the,., break-ins,: but were.. not.
: nmediatel: . available toY: c*n-
nrence their investigFition. There.
•circ ne neW° develo emend; in the
case, ac'cording . t Constable
&went..
F'WO • A-iGE-1,-IAAADT
SL')�IFER HIP•: FRACTURE
Mi s John Rossi ;88 -year-old
Kinloss To��•nship resident
fci`ed: a`•eracked hip last week at
_ t`fie.' home (5f • l r'�ter, 'Mrs.:.
Will:lam Hadn't re,'whe.i.e:she'-is;
-' being cared 'for: Mrs. Ross has
r esided with Mr. a -rid Mrs. Mac
•Intyre .for fifteen, years: : r,
Another octogenarian,i
i M rs.,,IVeil;
M'i'lling of. hueknow, .suffered •a
hip fracture last 'week, and was
rer.r(')ved tG .Walkerton • Hospital
TRIP- QVE RS EA
`FOR S
Mr. and Mrs. H. A, .,Voaden 'of
Toronto spent the k wee k -e cl .
n with
her brother, Mr., Joh Kilpatrick
and 'Mrs: ,,Kilpatrick; prior .,to'
leaving for a, 1?
year's trip 'oto the.
Old Land:.and.`Euro e,
Mrs. V aden
Q was forrrier,Yl .,
let Kilpatrick': of, Ashfield:.
•Mr. and Mrs. Voaden wi11 `sail
aboard :r
�, the . S4ythi'a .� froi'n Quebec
City- ' o',Tuesday next, ,Septern-.
ber.. 26th,. and dock, at L
on.
don. Their p ans a ,tospend
the winter in ' aris' and Southern
France.
STUDENTS •RESUME COLLEGEE
STUDIES THIS 1VIONTH N . XT . WED;hl ESDAY
IS .FALL FAIR
A number of.University�t d '�-..
stud ,
ents are currently r...esu ni:ng their.
studies' agaip..„Am'ong those from
this. •'community : Who .' come: to.
mind, are: Ronald Johnston, med-
icine; Alex MacInt :re medicine;
Wilfred Black;;. arts, 'Toronto Uni
versity; Mary,Johrstonr :Margaret:
The Lucknow ,Agricultural; SOC.-
iety's 85th •n
annual. ,Fall £ai'x; is
Slated ` for..ne*t Tuesday`
a.nd:Wed= '.
hesd•ayy, .September 26th and 7th,:
and granted o•favorable°, Weather:-,'
ther ,-
should; attract. a record breakin
crowd. The fair. 'g
Tri leaven, ,Mar Anderson e hwas silent by
s y s c rain a ear ago, so P. •
retarral .science Western. Univer Y cl resident .Geo;
, Kennedy' and: his i. • _ „ .
break
. ci rectors . re
sity; `Mary Ma -qll, d e.g r e e "look'in
course'. in • , g for: a from'�the.'
s ..langua s Western.
Univeristy; ' Lavergne MacMillan,.
majoring in . biology at Uniiver
sity of Detroit Sam( Chin,
pharmacy; Mary, :Porteous, diet=
etiics• science degree"at, McDonald.
College, Quebec Gwen : Trelea�:
Weath'e'rman' next Wednesday.
The day will get underway at .'.
1:15 with a parade of school cilli
ren from, the school• t
o
grounds
the .park, where, •qt' 1.30,' the.•Fair •
will be officially opened; by Hon
Farquhar Oliver, '.'whose, visit :` to
? Y v..;a> f Ii. g
N ENGLAND yen, Hamilton Normal; Ray Starr-
• ley,. Stratford Normal: 18ucknouv will be an occasion' 'in''
itself to draw a: large, cr'awd.
{ Open: feature of the sli w
BOULDER;FORCED SWITCH
`will, . be the rural schools chorr
al ,
OF THIRD TEST, :HOLE .: competition and • public ;speaking ,
contest.-•Prospe-cts-are;' for an .ex:
The, sinking: 'of. the :third test,ceptionall y y good d stock and horse
hole''fey a village' water supply,: snow, with ,the' Boys 'and; Girls',
rap -:into a minor snag last Week, Calf.=•Chub fudging being of:sped-''
and required the movin of the Vial interest g
g . est to many ; .
:machinery a few feet from where Always a thrill is the tug'; o'. -':�.
the shaft was originally ;located war for ;the John' Hanna `.tro _ h
.The hole was only`' down a few won last year by ,' the, Hurn
F
feet, when the' drillers'. struck*•' 'Township. team, 'from the ` Ash-
field stalwarts•. who•.had held :the
trophy since it 'was" first . up, for -
competition. Albert' M,cGee,''•cap
tain of , the .Ashfield team,; de-
•
boulder, 'whiich ' they,': could • not
get' through as the 'drill kept
glancing% off the side of . the . big
rock. t, .•
TlZe. outfit., was • moved' about c_ared a year Jago ,tYiat..the yd , ' � be
...
ten feet from the ':first location Out to win it back.this :year.:
and ,' drilling `.operations, got un- The Brampton Clown ." 'Band;
derway ;again !early, this week." will,:be .'.on, the grounds gal] day
' with humor, .pranks' and fiin, that
will 'permit not a,' dull moment.
LOCAL•COI PLE : They invite parents to bring their.
A K I N `.7 CO R cameras so that' " The 'Kids" May
V . � have. their r pictures taken with.
Mr and`Mrs• N. E. Bushell of the
town are. , both :taking •a course • The Wednesday :evena,ng . con
7.
cert tonenight only). will'be pre,.
in Toronto at' the ':.Cbtlege of , sented : by• g'a ,'versatile roe of
Hydrothe'raphy''' a n d Physio- .. p ,
therapy. It is.the onl artfsts, who will. provide :a �rar-
Y college, of . .
'its .in Canada,. 1Vfr. ands a comedy, nesse
MISS HELEN SALKELD,•
;
sailed. on "Wednesday: for England:
where she. wiliz,:take a two-year
post -graduate scholarship : course.
at ,Rothamsted ' 'Experimental.
Station
t kind'Iety prram f•
" mag• ic, dncing, etc: The .cur_tairi •
Mr's: Bushell 'are the firs.,
band; and wife .to.,take the course.
'MrBushell concludes his• ser-
vice:' this month with Canadian-
Industries • Limited,' having . been
for t1('atine t•
SENT'I
THAT standard; time : will : be in
effect here sin. •Sunday, and
householdersaro reminded 'to•
turn the .clock -back an °'hour
upon retiring Saturday night:
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MAKE CLASSROQM
AT REC ,CENTRE
After •'a two-dav' holiday this
week 1�- u 15ils of G-racles '3 , and 4
, l
(Second Room) and -their leach-
er,,. Miss `..Helen Hamilton, . are
back 'at school, but .. in ' a new
classroom, .whrc}'t, has been'+, fitted
'Out in the :Recr'eational' Centre,
The 'Change' `resulted from• an
overflow :ttendartce."in the;High
School, 'and in oiler to. keep all
High. Scht5:ol .'students in the: on.e
building. ''it eat:decided 'tn move
rn to the Re-
• •heel r oo
l SC
u lc
b
a p
t r'c (itiun�t1
Tho ,
1' uI
f•ths b ld
un o
Thc south wing �,
ing `'hay' beep . petitioned off to
::take if .self -t oriti:ined , and per-',
'manen,t (, cl: long .as needed) class'-
room. Ternpora;ry ,'blackboards
hate=r • }ieeYii' installed ` and thirty -
`K school`d(•' k' 'Moved from,:the
thirty-
six ,
regular cla4:Sr+,irit7. The room will.
,; t'll• �:ith ani 'orl burner.
be }t( vitt ;with
Suri!ounderf� l�;v \ •indQ%vs,. it •. is
j
.bright ';incl .cheery and riiakes an
irie�rl. Schoolroorn in every • way.
BONI se c,f'the prouinlit ' to Main
Strout,•we underst rrtd that recess'
period:,."ix.i11 h' • rirsc�censt cl with
and. 1110',studonts will' be dismissed
lo •heir Ut{. c'(u•l. ,
8 " acturtrtfr: 01' Sec-
ond
t}Ft..t�A ?'
and 11At�)1r poptls, 'C:ltaclrr ' of the'
High ., , r t'1 ' has li'een'.: moved
llrt,lt �,(}i
tl'ov. n:;t;,;r a 1 ' tt ` llrirnrlton`.1. 111
- ', an., ere .are no;re- .,
served'. seats, which. means "'first;,.
come; first served.
A dance' will follow with,music
their district supervisor ° of. the by "The Senators" who will furn=' `
fertilizer: division in'. Bruce.'.* ish modern : arid old tyre music,
Iiuron Counties. 'Although ; the •and play any request number::'.
: company desired' to' retain his
services,iMr.' Bushell has reached FIRE 'SIREN:1'0'SUMMON
,the superannuation,:age, :and .de- :BRIGADE'FO
R DILLS':•
.THAT .Mr. "and Mrs. Earl White
f rice :Eileen• Hall): • left on Sat
urday for their. home 'at Trial,'
They actompa'nied Mr•, and
Mrs, Elwood Solomon, who had
been d°ov,rn from the West•err .a
•rvisit.
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THAT Mrs. Margaret MacFarlan,.
' returned home, this, .week by
Plane, after. spendingthe sum-
mer in Scotland. •
cided to•;take the course at Tor
'onto, While :stationed,
ton during. the war ': 'ears with
y �• h
'C. I. L. 1Vl<r, . Bushell' took the
:Courses of St - john's .Ambulance',
and .since returning.: to his home
here,''not' a weekend passes, bu
'he is' beseiged with sick :folk, for
.miles around; seeking` -cures for
all manner• of ailments;
The successful completion' of a
term at the Cgllege of Hydro -
.therapy will give 'Mr; 'Bushell, a
diploma to • onen a. clinic here:
He will require'a .qualified assist
ant' in his office, and it was this
fact that, decided. Mrs: Bushell to
also take the course.. She, 'at' one
time, had 'a year's' trainig for
nurse. at Guelph General. Hosp
•tai;• before having to give up• the,
'oui'se due to:. ill health: /, '
O.A.C. Graduate Succeeds Him
In' terminating his employme-it
with CLL., Mr. Bushell concluaes
22 ,years of; ,faithful and • efficient
_ser tiee asP' distitict.L-sujier-visor,
G
t fro ti
a•
l' period • of • service
at the T-Iairrltoi 131an; :during the
war•vears, Mr;'BuShell had to re-`
organize this•:district for his com-
pany following thew
g ar. Added
to his 22 Cyears of service with 'is ten: , . years: With. 'other.
Companies which , dates back JO
1.918 when. Mr, Bushell left the
farm to establish ,a fertilizer sales
force in this -area, a business that
was then . in its ' comparative
p � n
fancy. Mr.: BuShe11`s home study.
course on plana life and "soil de-
ficiency,. prion to launching into
the . fertilizer.,sales• business, was;
an important factor in the sue
C'eas he Made of this undertaking',
i r. Bushell's stirccessor in
this
district is Mr.. John Stevens, a
radu'ate of the Ontario A i icul
ural College.
Licknow Fire Brigade plans 'to
'hold weekly•drills:-this•Fall 'and
held their first ,of the series last':
week In'order to: have as many...
members' as po• sible turn out, . it
t
has' been decided. to sound the
' siren for these. practises which ;:
l o
will .'
e
herd
on .Monday ven-
in 's: •The' signal' will be oneblast
of the siren, so as, riot .to be con
fused' with a • fire'. alarm.
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' THAT
Nii,Ss Gwen. ..
Treleaven ..
W ea en �
s
attending anmilton orrrial
• Sc oo 'She
h chs e`
1 n d fr
'Stratford because her rnothei°
is spending `-t h e `winter , a t
S. .1 which is'' only 30
miles •from H•amiltoil..
THAT the :Lord's Day. +Alliance
. is ;being represented in. . 'this
community 'this,, year by Mrs,
IP. St.. John, ,
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THAT
O`THAT Mr, arid° Mrs. 'W: L. Fran:-
cev of the Kintail 'district have
boui;ht a horr}e in, Goderich and
moved there "last week.
THAT West .Wawanosh School
Area Bbard is callingfor- ten
• dors for . the• sale• arid' removal'
or the school at Donnybrook.. .
(Continued on page • 8)'• t
LEAVES•
' T' •
. O� STl1DY • .
N ENGLAND
Miss Helen Salkeld, daughter
of Mr, ai-id Mrs. T. J. Salkeld .of
West Wawanosh, sailed yesterday.
for England, where she -will :take
a two-year: post graduate schol-
arship course, awarded ; by the•
Scholarship Committee'.of the Re
S
.ear:
ch''
Co
unci crl
.. of Ora'tar io. •The_.:,,;
s•cho1arship has -a valued of' '$1000.
,
ann�tally
Helen sailed on Wednesday
from.'Moitreal onboard the liner
Ascania: She motored to Mon,-:
treal with hei• parents, v✓ho 'saw
her take her depa>rttre.
,,The Asca:nia will dock r Lilt"-
crpool, ' and • 1.1elen will proceed
to Rothar'nsted Experimental Star
tion,: near Lon;ion, tt�h'>re she .will:.•'.
specialize in the Der:a•tment
Insecticides and ,Fungicides; :This
experimental far g
p farm,. the world's
oldest. is at ' HYu pendc.:, ,'Hertsy
England,
This •sprng Miss Salkeld con.•
pleted' a five-year course it
culture tangy: Pi''tt”11 n1'1"' A• f lie
Ontario Agricultural College?.
when she graduated with her
M'astef's Degree in `t'he Science
of Agriculture. ,
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