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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
Luelmow, 'Ontario.
ratablished /873. -a- Published Each Wednesday Marning
Subscription Rate -- $2,00 A Year in Advance --To U. -S.
Authorized as Second Class Mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa
• Member, of The C;W,N.A.
•
L. C. Thempson, 'Publisher and Proprietor
Wednesday, Januar# 29th, 1946
LUCKNCt7 SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, 9NT4A'RIO
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a -e
•DITORIAL
I. CONGRATpLA,TIONS!•. AN OBLIGATION
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. • Il earty congratulations t o The -"Canadian Aid to China"
. 't.eeves J. ,W.• JoYnt of 'Liteknow places .an obligation . before the
,
and 'Brown Smyth ot Nest- Wae. people of th.e Dominion to help
Watiosh Who in winning •the war- succor the starving and diSease-
-denship •of -Bruce and • Huron ridden., millions whe, throughout
`10.0 4 n t y- respectively, *ha v e the 'War years Were valiant and.
brought an honour to themselves valuable •-allies1 But China's • de -
• and to their municipalities, .that vastation by War goes back much
' few Other citizens haVe ever been- farther. th.gan ,the coinmenceinent
ziecorded in the . lifetime of either of World War :II: It, goes back
Municipalities: • . • •
In West Wawanosh, Mr. Smyth
• is ' orily the,. second resident. of
.the Township ever to-haVe held
••this coveted County ..office. Mr.
joynt is only the third Lueknow
• . ite to have' ever attained the War-
denship of .Bruce. County. .•
Never have thesetWo adjqinieg
counties had -wardens •cluring. the.
- sante term who. are literally but
• a stone's throw. apart In fact as
. Mr.. Smyth 'jocularly „remarked
West •Wewanoill has two wain
:dens' for ‘. Soynt is
reeve of Iaucknow by virttie of
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,his holdings .in• the corporation, -disastrous, effects elsewhere. The
,his residence at the eutakirts 'of ,
_the :village is 'actually:: in • West tragedy' is that today
wawanbsh Township, and . *rues . to, be embroiled in a ter-
rible civil war and seems at a
whieh , Municipality his 'farire
parting Of the •-,
lands are. all situated. 00 000
COUNCIL .MINUTES.
KIN. )LOSS TOWNSHIP
The neWly.--eleeted -Couneil pf
the Township, Kinless .iriet in
the hall on Monday, JanuarST 13,
1947. After having signed their
declaration of office they.took
their seats at the table, Alex-
ander'.NfacKenZie, reeve; John
Cblivell,. George Tiffin, David H.
Carruthers and Ruesell Gaunt;
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The minutes of the :December
l'eth Meeting' being read; they
were •,apprOyedi and signed. The
clerk was instructed.to; Write. Mr.
Howe 'giving: &Agent for
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Wednesday, January 29th; 1946
LOOKING. 'BACK IN A ItP;S‘
.7rfiRQUqa:.T2T,ffE SENTINEL
FILES
• Sixty Years Ago
The Lecknew• Caledonian "Soc.-.
iety pelebratecl- the 128th anni-
versary of Robert Burn's birth
with a grand; ball in their octagon
hall. The 'program opened.. with
a Scetch -reel and cieSed with a'
Navy Island reel: Dancing:wag
kept '"until -,;the faint. glen -
pier of dawn": Road dOnditiehs
were • very, bacl,, but • abeut one
hundred cotipleS were in attend,r. Ceupty.
Lyons,. J. -Joynt and G. Mr. -Cater.
T. J. Allen was. clerk of Ash-•
field Tewnship. '
Peter McKenzie orParamount
died at the age of 76 years'. •
The., marriage topic place ,at+
• Teeswator R.C. Church of Miss
.Kate Kenney, daughter of Mr,
• M. Kenney, Con, 6, Kinloss, and :
Mr. J. Gibbons of Rathwell, Man:
J. T. Currie 'of East ,Wawandsh
Was ...elected. warden, of Huron
the Township hail on January 28,1 ange,- George Kerr was floor man- l'gre'R.%Grabarn, local librarian,
of. Kiatail 'reported 253 readers with .4,957
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The council re -instated the ,ager.: piper. r?Meleay
'dental clinic. work for the schOO1313,Ara Present :with the pipes haV-• books issued during the: year
childrenofthe ;Township, as , a mg footed it most Of the way, ' The Fordyce cOrresponclefit. re -
Municipal effort, inste"ad,of Under "the ^roads. being unfit fel.' tray-, ported that John Yfartin"had;..sold
a showing or, National Fi1s in
• .elling by 'vehicle", The Doherty. his . claim in Cobalt for $25,000.
Organ Co of Clinton sent. one • J. , T.- Holmes • purchased the
of its beat .toned organs, for the hardware .bugitiess at., •White-:
occasion..-- 'Messrs. Thomas Mc- • church -froin Dobie.
More than ten yeara,te when the the Bo'ard-of Health as formerly.
Jhps Waged .ari unprovoked . A' comMunication from the De-.
tack on the . Chinese, and from partment of Flanxiing, and Devei-
Canad .!JaPari IrPn • oprnent Was club
arid other .waiewaging. pote.ntiah. •petition: from the 12th. Con. east
ities that brought' death. and • stif-
fering•tei.a•near defenceleas
try. ••.
And China' a iPart World Wei-
ll"' Mint. not • be oVerlooltecl. By
o1digbaCkt1W China
.prevented that, 'country:, from
.joining .the Axis powers • much
soonethan. she did,. ancr,when
•.she ---did the -continued re$i4ange.
engaged,. -many of.-: troppa,
Which rnight.have.been used with
. • . . ., • • ,
Donald
;and Charles Edgton fur••••• • •
was aCceptetl Under the rules arid. mshed...mnsic. with Mist McDOn-• ' Twenty Years Ago
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regulations' of .the Deeartnient. 'ald as accompanist. at the .organ. ' • e.„ , ..
Mr. and ,Nirs. James Irving
. Application was made. to the' *; 4.6blyweatbeibead .of . §t• }fel- Went to Detroit to spend the Win,-..
Department of Highways for the ens hid his teaching certificate '
ter with .their daughters.
statutory, grant on road expendi-
'tur,e in 1946:•..7"-; ' - -- ----e ,
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' . Mr. George -Gear, . Bruce. .Co.
' agricultural representative, inter-
viewed the....council regarding' the
;Calfheed ccinatinn :‘,.Plan--'T-re
Bang's - disease: Council :decided.
raised to. Grade 4 at the riormal
sehbel 'exareinetioris:- • ,. .1
Mist Gordon of the St,-Iteien!g-
pubhc. school:resigned her pesi-
tion. at Christmas, when she was
presented , her
PuPils,-. The' ads -being signed-
te . adopt the " plan, ,• and the fel-. by Jennie T60, 114innie DralseY'
• .
lowing canvassers were appoint- 1 ..11C1 Annie Cl4r1L• ' • ' ' ' • '
-strketions_ Irden.,', Mr. 'Gear.. • S.S.' Campbell were engaging in .:. a
James „Soinereille and Malcolm
ed and who will receiee their in=1 ..
No. .1—Wm: 'Stanley and 'R: J. • ,"political fuecr threugh-theLSen4
• • ' tinel cOlumns. ,• . .. .
Keake; SS. No. 2-:A1exkerCy
'against Japan and: Barr; S.g:No.3-4ran
. • • k Arceie AnderSon 'of 'Y'Test. We-
n her resistance
hoinristechwaesLijokie•wanosh lulled a wit Cat with, a:
‘Oottr-.-the•-•-neWt-,-warde
znodest • and •'. unassitming , -about
their success, putting ittdown to
'toed luck"... Hilt it's'. more .than
t.hatIn thelour years. -that "Wes",
• and, '-'Brown" have formed part
, their- respective ',cotinty's gov-
erning-Lbody,Aliey haw ved
thernselVes as capable legislators,
imen . of sound. -judgenient and
right good fellow, .or• ainoinit
of "good. luck"' would ' have •won
for them the .positions thy now
hold.• • '
Again we say, congretulationsi
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The. annual': meeting of the
,Luckeow Agricultural Society 'is
ttie he held* on Thursday afternon
of - this week. An institution, al-
most as old as the village •itself,
it- behoves every directOr ' and
• citizens of the community in gen-.
' eral who is iritere.sted in the
the,
Fair, to be in attendance.
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.progress, and, expansion of
. •
c-opprisgion• China -has -la
bulwark of .denieeracY, Fel.' as
• , • •
Such, the Canadian. people Should
pay' her back in kind—in food-
stuffs., •and Caeadian" goods . that
will mean: their salvation.
Canadians are not asked to.give1.7.LArchie'McIntyre'' and. lieonard
After •fifty years .on the job,
inhisiarfleSShQP.AleX Rogg_
announced he was giving up busi-
a • • . • •
n.est. . • .
• Alex Maccarroll ',went to St. -
Marys to*.operate a' flax mill for
Anderson & Son., ,,,
-Norman -Falkner, one -legged
.veteran of the Great •War, put on
a thrilling exhibition of skating •
, • .
on one, leg at the local ,rink,
The death • occurred , of Miss.
Margaret Murray of Ashfield.It
was the fourth death iri.the fam-•
. . ,• ,
liVedn(
toba,
jehri
• week.
where.
• eeivirig
s' reveal(
•rtiture,
, Mrs.
„Mrs.
'Ashfiel
• her da
•Twins
!Uri)
, dap&
Rathw(
.
parenti
neon b;
:SISTE1
..PASSE
.
Miss -
only si
..of toWi
Short
'iteebe
fore
• Born
daught
twenty
Londen.1
..been
,
, The
private
ttielMe
• Ily irk 1,5 monthq
th-1
..otchfo:rk. e
Sitiart Miller-. foirrierlY a St:
s.s.. NQ- Elliott" and
shee •pete • • . • • . , . • • . . ; •
Sutherland and .Janies. • •‘9ffiee±',s • 7•L'uek-n9w..:Z149cige- Ogen Alta destroyed lay 'fire
Lloyd 'Johnsten; S.S; To. 577:11tigh.. P • • • • • ,Helens, had his general store: at
• ',r3*; es., no. .,6,_.4,-rser .wKirit..1‘. .0.p.r.:' •' wer•e,. . wi,alirko.b:. B17:t'ki.,1*.i jg.geeiss:..'. •••• James es. iCareget,' died at "-his'',
rl
non and. Fred 'Gilchrist; S.S. No. -A4ar,n•` ThoMPsOn, hozhe at .Kintail.• • . ' ' , :. '.'
• , jolin Ellioft,'W. H.. Sn•tith, ,j6seply .. •.
Dr D.'.. ' Geddes .V.S , gave A
Anderson, 11'...SoriierVille; David • ' • '. ,. P.
he ..eitittes'e-gay.7en Innes-S.S. No.t—Farish N1,
of-
anything..Canada has to give 'in fat and- tionald,•McKinhop; S.
, food ,.or clothing. will be nianu-
factUred •or .grOwn here and dis-.
tribitted through A Cornrnitthe.
Nobodyin Canada knowe'what
-th'er-laineLel,.,_Liati_e „beep through
'aince 19313..,..arid it is the hope they
never They •can,, though, aid
them by 'potitribeting, to the Aid
to China Fund, subscriptionsl.
,. fe
which 'are 'new • being received. '
Smith 'Palls, arena- giv s one to,
contemplate what a logs it would '
be if. such a .fate were to befell
us here. InsUrance.•c,ornes rnighty
high on such buildingS,and Luck -
flow is no exception .in that the
. coVerage•on.such buildings rarely
ever' cbmes near Meeting the lois,
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"Scarface" Capone, under-
world character, •• and head of the
Chicago terrorist gang in the
. . . .
middle '20's, if said to be slying
• . • .
tayiery_ juitry_*z4ijosr._mvinia., hig offiee eri 'the !flock.
occupied .
NO. 9-•-james 1McIn• thsh • and. Law, IT64.ins; ,,Sherriff; Gtis Y!rh"iehTh—ha-d-e
years. • •-1. ''
r.etice.. ivia.„00(1,, . 8s.. N.6.- 10...,: Wilson,' A'.. ' Lawson, • ..T. ghoebOt; , .• :: • ""r" .
,. :\ jOseph;l'ifiin was reeve of Kin; .
Milian Moore and Kenneth Ross. t6111,'C' Adams, '`j. Al• Wil,s4!ri.. 7 ''. loss: Council .nieMbers were '., The caretaker was given an •in - Hood loss
. a'gi..t4t1.0:. '4. •,•,.4.''s •,.pri :ior*,:ihe. ,aciliri: : Reiss.; .• ..Don4ld , McIntyrel'•. :
,
Mal -
crease to, $2.00. for s•reee,tings and ' ' . : .. •••. David Carruthers and NIelvin Ir-
..Aif ,:,a - . . - • .
.T.6r,:.r,C!... • ' • d bsodying the,TOwnshiPS et Huron ',' win' - •
.was given...permission, to. cut wee
keen*
Ceniete
• PLIES
-WEDD1
•on sicieroad raion4' h.is KielpSS, AilifieleVEast 'and Wes
By-lapre-, local reside' Were hopefel.te4 Tholmag teeth at Willo*daie Rink
,No 1...; .''Wat
pared and ..pagsed making the ap-
pointments fpr ;the Year: 'clerk
.J. Lane- :treaSitree Thomas
;Gannti. -asseasor, ,Irinnerieli
win; .colteet0e, Gordon Wall; and: -
the ;3tfl OWfl lot ' • 4.• • • • WaWarlosh axid, 'Ttirnberry,. a.n.
if it... \.niateriali\zeci,.. Lucknow
t A -Toronto hockey team of for-
d rner Luckeowites defeated ,a
Would becOnieqlie "County Seat".'•
J. Jarniesen's Shcirthorn herd
was increased by a fifth pair Of
twin calves.
by a' :score •ef• 9;5. The Lucknew?
team comprised sandy:milt-die, p.
Collin, Billlhorripsciri, Hob And -
few,' . Tom Alton; Wilf ,Murdech
. arid Jack Osterhoet. Bill Peart
Was referee. •
gig4.:Sehobi Literary, •Officers
i , Johnston Conn, weed enspec-
4 Mianii;: Florida.:He is 48' years••ei' ... - 6 ' ' • A . ' .
V7 e. _F rm ,I, Pres., rabelle.
;tetv.Rebert Donaldson, Sheep 'val-
Cif age.. So far /as the !Universe ' is : Cameron, ' 'vice; Frank ;McNeil;
, • ''i uaters, James Mcgwan, John Mc- ,seo, Elizabeth ..Mclyer.; :program.
..concerned, it wOuld have, been .- • ••
• .- ,'Leoiii...Wm, MaCIntyre, 1.441.vreAce
'tor .' ' • '
Forty. Years
• ..
, . Neil . ,McInnis -r,eturne'd from•
.ecl.4"8"''Yeeeg9'• ' az ,'ee ; sc -6-61,tEtterlah AlabaMa where he had been on
ilIfeilasigr7, "-Verna Miller; ••-piantst,
An editorial:in' lagt week' S KinS'S:N'. os; 5,i.6 '&1; RobertD. onald- •TaYA.,0,11: and'H. s.ecOn' ded ..-b'Y .J., 13... well; ...:,see.,•' . Dave ,, ,Ande...rsoi.e‘ .
• • ' ' ' Hunter and unanimously eridorg- Platist;. Enela • Buswell; program,
ed by: a • peiblic Meeting, author- . jean Ritchie, i Margaret., McQuil,..
ing the Village , Council • t.6: pre- lin,74lex Aridrew;'Forre• Ill; Presi .
Pare and sultthit..a.by7laW to , the .MiceapryzieH; cidgihs; vice, ' Grant plee....
See.',:- Dorothy ,'McQUillie;
pianist, • .Mary Douglas; Pregrerie•lk
. .
Marion Stewart; Emma .NicDori- :
. , ,
agh,' Winnie. Nixon, - •Editor ,bf.
Jourrial, • Blanche- pat-1111ton; sub.
editors, Elsie Anderson, Gertrude .
.Aithidenii.: presg-reporter, Mink.
--DurhamT Chronicle
O , 2, 3 , & 'Walter ,lviacKenZie A resolutiah' 71°Yed 175.' D.
.MarY Forin II,: Pres., lVtal.--
Watson'; 'Vice, Annie -.Col-
.. fieerS, George Haldenb,.Y. Nes,
Corn. • Heleir McDonald'. Charlie
cardine News in 'connection with
the reeve of that town having un -
,successfully contested the ,•War-
deriship, sounds like sour grapeS
son . S.S: Nos..., 8, 9 & 19; keepers, Lorne LOrrie Hedging,' Wesley
Guest, Jack' Ackert,. 'Archie
Kinnon, • Herbert' Miller, F.'
. and :particularly So • in..' the ° face' .and 'prattle. rnw veiclict Da*son, • WealeSe 'Tiffin, Robert people approVirig' the •reeiteSted
of todaY's. irePlacenient values. of thiet,y,two, a nice, doente,s _Ross; fenceviewers; Wm Stanley, loan of $4,000 to •theLucknOW
ln.. Archie iVlacIntyre, Petet. Ariderson- presided,: and among
Members :of the Lukknew Busi-
. ness • Men's AssOciatien shotild
feremost citiZens, 1ha ;been. re'-
ceived *very ungraciously by The.
-Nevis •ad the • uhfOunded,:insinA,
Mations • in the: article does eid
beat in nnnd the new plan' to credit to that 'paper riot will they.
' Meet everyl•teeexid • Month on the .enhance the, chances of fdture
•, second Monday of :the nianth•In Itineardine, ,reeves Who, may :ase,
. short; the first meeting under this pfre to. the wardehship
'
new: arid regular :schedule will • 0
be ,on Monday, February 40th, '' ;
In view of the scarcity of news-
print„ a go'bd • deal of criticism
Just .how inuebf•JannarY ,and hag' been viiieed IT1 regard' to the
the' element§ ate' out of step; is
James M.Ilodgins; Ross Furniture CompanY., Reeye J.• G.
o
MOffat, 'John' S. Oraigi‘ Walter. thOse caiieabnv.ere Messrs'. 'D.,
reniuneratiO,ri rOad Work; 'C. Taylor,' G. A. Newton,'H;
Mor -
man and team 70c per hour, Man
50c per hour„. tractor, Work $1.25.:
per hour,
. Council- 'Chen ncl'ou ed t�. rn
again..Orf ,r.pa Oth
at the usual Anne and place. ,,,„•
Cheques issued: John Barr, -1
fox •bouritY, 15,00; Wm, Wraith, t
8:page. tabloid 'paper which • has fox bounty,: ROY'i• Huffman,
riscini. 4. Agnew,' Ni,?%. Cenneil, .J. Pepper: '
CHANGEABLE:WATIlpi
FF9In ramto,a raging:blizzard •
and. back to rain again tive been
the vagaries. of the, weathermar: •
• ,
during the. past 'weeli.,A week ago
Sunday the teinperature Soared .
tti ••!tear the forty inark.,' Rae:,
Mop day . turned to' a raging bliz-
zard en Tuesday and Wednesday.
• that 'brought tor traffic pray.
• Highwajecheieles: Pay Roll No.
1,- .$99.00;.,J,ohn t,t,arr, 30 percent
on wire fence, 7,50; Armco drain-
age ,and lVietal products, 75.69;
WM. 1VICGill • I: cement tile' '2 00.
13rtiee ••,coutty Ilighways, 4, Nei
'Sbh, treag, "1,251.00; George Cel-.
• well, .40; Win. J.•• Marshall, 10.50;
• borne ,out by the fact that on been circtilated: throughbut: Ott 2 fOg bounties, 10.00; Edward Harvey ,.LipdsaY, Stamps, 4.00, .
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January 25th .# rainedTh this earrying the- addresses Of Moore, 1 fax bounty 5,00; Goli- " k Lane, Clef*,
,. tario
neck .of the Wood's. One always Hon, Geo. A, Diev'eand Hatl. Les.- don IVicQuilliri, Rik boupty, 5.00;.,„
lie 1 ri
asso lates the anniversary of the eilackwe 1. iquorCo tro I. Nathaniel Thompson .5. fox holm-
', birth .Or the Scottish bard, 13,Obt, • • A
%.4 +1-,f» Of ,'ri,re the ex- ties, .25',00; Earl ,Ilarris, 3 fox
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`Sign of Siiringe
•
10
tiCany to ia Standsti . On Wedees7
• • day the funeral of rs. Sarnete;
Sattirday. SuCh harbingers of drifting. continued, Benyi:ats1:11:)'QrshiTtdPla()::11:r:81dit'
Burps, with a blizzard and Anov;r ense' is borne Ontario tax- bounties, ,15.00;' Ralph Huston, Walter ROulstori of }Tu oh .$prwbOd had , to
'blocked toads. N• ' payers 'fOr a' publication • that.in •
,
' -.Many ihanY cag6s- never 'got qiast
•
if f th P st 'Offide- waste paper re-
'arialYsis" its going to reinain with centicle.'Incideritalli the pririting ,
the old la* of Supply and de-. job was „done by the commercial
"inari'd. to 'pring about a •levelling department af the 'GlobePririt-•
•off of soarinp .pricos•• ' ing
, ,
• •• It, looks as . the fina e
•
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fox botinties, 20.90; Mrs. George
Percyl, .Stainps, 2.50; Wesley Mc-
Pherson, : foX , bounties, 10,00;
a
john. Heilley; fox bOuntiep,
j. R. Lane, postage and telephone,
.mt.tilieip.,Norld; .8 coyiet.
municipal.world, 16,00. •• U
WM 41 'OW 'iliMhda4C.i 4.0'4
1
Tovvhship. discovered a five-inqh becauge• of the •ele
fighworm . near _ilia _garage; aaiti day brought mo
O gpring.• as. robins, and fiShWorms had tur4ed to rainaga` and'Sat-
.are 4cheerfully neted, btit- tirda' hi:Ought spri ike
keep our _fingers crossed until er, with ternperatures
late March, : • above.the freezing '
:attitagm11
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