HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-08-28, Page 7AftSPAY; A UST 28th, 1947
THE.. L'UCKNOW SENTINEL, IXCKNOWt9QNTAB,IO.
U N G�_` 0 N EARLY.'SO'WNN ATS
--and Mrs,„ Mrs.. Ge
ox
-- �A'. Faker TURNOUT WELL
visited Mr, and Mrs ' • •
of Florida •
.Durnin Phillips; t rned• Hurongr iep
wretu+)
]Iles ,,.Alvin Octo_
• (By Leroy G. Brown,
er
Sh
f rri>tlrotlx xr ix i;�t�j�rtal one:,
last week. •Her infant son is
7•ematni.ng .longer. 'for care. anti` is
,repoiaed to be making a •-sma ).
steady 'gain,•.
TT 1V1iss Beta Drennan o1; Stratford
visited,lier'grandparents, Mr. and
Abner Morris on Monday,
Miss Lillian Popp .has been vis-
.
xting her grandmother, Mrs. -,R. A.
McKenzie, at Wingliaim
• miss Betty' Rutledge visited last•
geek. v'itii her grandparents, . Mx
and Mi :; Itubt;: Rutiedgg.. •
' Mr's` Loo a Cousins and little
• daughters • of Detroit have ••been
visitors •' with • their aunt,. 1Vfts.
1•` Lorne. Iversi
.Mr, .Elmer.' Shaclpleton :;and son
Carl of Uetreit are enjoying hol-
•
...)days :with the former's mother :
a .Y ,
•
Mrs.. Ellen Shackleton, :
••'Mr. ,Br tide Sh'ackleto%.• and wife,
of Beela Coola, 400. miles 'north
• Of Vancouver, 13,C,; are'.: visiting
his • parents,1. Mr., and •Mrs? Mat-
thew Shackletonof the village.:
Mr. Win: A, Culbert is retie v-
ing many calls for baling'• straw,
Which : it appears Will -help out in
feed 'shortage this •whiter: Ilog
��''T - as. 3 e
� s,_ it __ .tom
5s�aa1�, e __:�
it •of ,n .7411, triti -v ..- •e Liar
the farm stock:
Before the'.: next .Issue of .this;
ti -".paper is-iw eceived, , 'school' will be -
re -opened On, (Tuesday morning
the; roads will', be ' dotted with
ehildren trudging : off 'to , cum-'
:Mende . their studies; again..:and
n _
;Thr*Int f ..s;1? r snag own
-grainis is -- r ° Trou•g autl the;
• County,; -.and=yiolds--pf- °orad-fietels
of ••'early: sown oats .have ',ranged -
.between :60 and 70 bushels . per
acre, The sample of barley, how-
ever, is not•.very•. satisfaetory. this
year with'. the exception• of the
new .:variety, •M,on,tea1m,:-which-
,.
seems to •have stood thc='wet• cort-
ditions during the late Suring and.
summer" much .better than : ?to..
.standard varieties,. OAC.2.1, .GaL.
ore: aund L•Barbtiff. ;•e'1'he; coil t.inued,
waren .'weather is 'favorable, to
thr•eshiiig , oper atii nns : cx•cept :.file,
x
.,Certain •-areas where 'heavy rain
fall •lias oecurred,
Continued warm, liurriid w.ea-
ether is the time to watch' for'in-
('estation of aphids in °turnip. 'pat-
cher: Already seVera1 outbreaks
Iiave been reported, These aphids,.
�ornmoi� y caIled turnip' lice, mut=
tiply"' very -rapidly when the wea-
ther is hot dndhumid, and the
infestation 'in. a field 'of turnips
`will•:spread very, rapid•1y, If+ the:
infestation is :noticed in an early,
'stage,. .the, recommend d.• proced
• are is•to' remove :a11 Tants
fested and destroy them: If,: how-.
ever, •'.the 'infestation ..is general
erg _ the:
. a:r r'a..�, .. _ K.�� • .,�+�•cr5 c �e��.:.x
txn.e.nt, rip ay `cls-rtrxrrrrps-
with thep•solution made up of one
pound .of Linseed oil ,soap ao •ten
gallons .of ' • water. 'This mixture
°hould . be ;applied with a :pres-
sure
pres-sure Sprayer to .en'sur e: thorough
coverage. op ''the' foliage..and.thus
reach, these 'aphids' . n'•the urider-
13ORN,-.-In :Winghan ' Hospital:
on August 25th to Mr; 'and Mrs.
James Wilson, 4 -daughter, '•
Mrs. Dave McDonald of •Tees -
q.
w,ater.„.and.':...anti Mrs • Tom Mc-.-
Dsrr -ld t'`Gu+e%1i -vth ite-d° ,o ,rr
day .with 'the latter, .coj.sin;•--Mrs .,.
Mac Ross and Mr. 'Reiss ai41 Mr,
and Mrs.- Toin Moore
Mrs. :Jean Kernahar of Van -
._
visiting with her sister,;
Mrs. R. Tiffin and her bratheo,
Mr. J. B. Morrison and other rel-
atives, •
Bey..., Mr'. ,•and• Mrs. Scobie : of
VUil�ota Gi•ove are Spending a few
days with 'Mrs: A: Fox.
Mr: and Mrs. B:i11 Winds45r`anc`
son .of `Detrditspending a•
f'6.days. With her father, Mr.° R.
Carrick, Y •
Miss. Marie Sparling 'Of Wing
ham is visiting : with her grand -
:Parents, Mr. & Mrs, Torre Moore.
Move To Town
Mr„ and M•rs, Sam ',]Morrison,:
Boundary . East, moved to tow •.
last.; week. 'to' reside, . 'having • re-
cently.,
e
cently., bought'the, Fred Emberl'in
property, • formerly th e Lees
home.. 'The Morrison farm has
been taken over by Mr. and. Mrs,
•Melvin• Morrison"
PAGE SEVEN •
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We write •Pilot Insurance . to cover sel•
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op rty..Flo iter, Burglary, Cargo, Eleva,.
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.-: ST
OUR.'BUSINESA
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Representing
PILOT INSURANCE COMPANY
idence just • north: of the Village, .FALL :FAIR DATES.
form.erl the'Robt. McNall ]erne..
M. ,and• Mrs. Swan have been Chesley:
employed` for some time at the Durham w
Y ,
Lucknow. •Industries plant.' ` ' Milverton :.. , .•+
Blyth.• ..
• Hanover` •
Building Construction :Speeded Mount Forest
Sept.' 5 ;S, •
Sept;
4, 5
...,, Sept. 2'2 3
•' Sept: 10, 11
Sept. 10,.11
.Sept. 8,•9,
,,.., Sept. 12, 13
Sept: 11, 12••
Sept. 11; 12
Sept,. 18,•17
,•Se t. 18 : 19
;S'tept.
Construction of 'the Elliott. seed=Tew Hamburg
of the site.: of the. former. Stewart ; Rip.ely. •
•cleaning plant,• at a point West Port :El rn..,
Leaving -For Port Hope ' planing mill, is going: on . apace, Clifford +..,. :,
Mr„'and Mrs: `Harry Swan who The ' framework construction is
.• : T '
'are leavinshbrthy for. PortHxpe completedand this' week„the hip •Kincardin
e
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_ ._,t '.. ...—. _ -. . - .. . � r -,: �.- may.� ..
,W't3r1�u tr d. c.iea�rtrr , auc ton .�” o z x .ein metal sue -et- . , . ,�'`
g � s e s aped r o s p g
f1
on • sat urday evening. at their •res., ' ed,
•
• ..• Parsley • 'Sept. 75, ry.
•
ize'summer .is•';waning and. there:, The:.gbed reserve of moisture
:is a hint of autumn in the air.°'Mr,, in 'the soil has given an excellent
Alex. Smith rthe principal, has' -:re . '.growth., on second.. cutting a if rlfa:
, • turned -home. after '• taking, a' sum- •in most fields,,•ana the.::weath r
mer course at Toronto and••Mrs+ is such :that :many:farmers have
•Marvin Duxnin of Crewe will
teach llin the •Junior ;room:'
ROBT. ;'V1Y.l. ARMSTRONG,
loberr William Armstrong died,
at•,his 'home :at rioon Wednesday,
August 20th, in•h•is•• 89th year, 'He.
had been rn 'failing health 'for
• some time. -4after an: active life :of
sel vice :-in the "community: ' The
last.,surviving member of the
faMiily.• of the, late Robert r Arn1_
',strong••and Mary Reed Armstrong
he was .born at Crewe on a farm.
flow. owned _ by . W. A. 'Culbert.
and : which• has-been en , reforested+
H,e ,was ; well known throughout
• the district as a very faithful•'mail.
carrier 'between Dungannon ::a n d.
'Goderich, • µ servingfor -oven . _25
w:::year's
and • retiring from the ser -w
vice about 10• years 'agowhen the
- : present m�rlriaany” F nk Glenn,
took' over: the route.. 'In :those
years of'service, Mr • :Armstrong.
' ' and his horse could always -bre re-
lied on ,:to get 1 through With , the
mail, ',no matter how • impossible
tile road conditions, seemed. He,
was married about • 15' years . ago
to: Elixabet}a •1VIdIntyre', of '(Col,
' ° bornetownship,. who :survives.
The funeral service. was held at
.:,his 'hoine ,, Friday •' afternoon in
charge :•,of Rev: S. T. Dunk: of the
• .bungannon . United church, of.
•whieli Mr. Armstrong •'was a
member for more ,than 50r••years..
Burial Was in . Dungannon' Cern-
+etery the pallbearers being
ard 1VIcIntyre; ,.Jaynes McIntyre,
Frank Jones, Jack Ryan, -Thomas
• Diekson and..David Errington., --
been able • to;. '1larvest this valu'
abler crop • •Second cutting alfalfa
is'''. 'one of ;our .' 'most 'valuable
oui cos of protein -grown• cin,. the
•.
average' "farm,. and • can be : used
4S':a- source,,o'f protein: in -.feeding
livestock and` poultry
Much interest has been created
..'BORN •
;CARRU'HERS Mr: .and: Mrs.
John Carrutlters,,`.Londor;, :wish
to' announce the arrival at 'Vic_.
ton is Hospital on Tuesday', 'Aug
us' 226th, of "a: sister.'for., Gayle•
KINLOS'S KAIRSHEA
WOMEN'S . INSTITUTE:
The.: ladies of, lC'inloss''..Ka'irshea
W; I:m
met at the. hoe of Mrs:
•Walter;; MacKenzie for their 'Aug=
'meetf g;' Th 're w s~Wa largei
attendance of 'members and visi-'
tors, ' aThe presidnt was in the
tclinu and Mrs ---)on •Me -Iver• -•-.-
pre
sided at the piano:, •
After the opening exercises;'
Mrs: Fraser MacKinnonread the'.
minutes The' `.`name of , a noted
Canadian"' .was . the •`;response to.
the • roll': call An instrumental
:trio by The °McT avish 'sisters was
enjoyed! , Mrs+ .'Dan: ,1VIacKinnon,
read. a 'splendid.. paper pn . L•ord''
A:lexander: '. and Lady Margaret;'
prepared by ,the; Citizensh4.p .con
vener, Mrs. Houston. ' Mrs . Gil-
christ conducted:: a contest.' Mrs.
•James, McTavish favored • with
Vocal . solos..; Mrs. • Ira Dickie' had
the motto, •"Don't:travel this year"
in- last year's ' ruts,"' Mrs. Archie
Maclrityre gave an account:, of her
trip''to. Western Canada
At they;• close of the •j meeting
Miss' Grace, MacKinnon' conduct
ed. , a• • geography. 'match 'after
which, ,a number' of 'ladies wino:
took 'advantage of the 'sewing
course in 'July displayed their
.dresses. ' .
Mrs. Gilchrist thanked•, • Mrs,
MacItenzie and all when. took .part
in the program .for ,the' afternoon.
After : God Save the .King lunch ' '
was served and a social hour en -
by the tnoving of a~ building from
the Port • Albert "airport; .to :the
Dungannon 'agricultural grounds,
which is now in progtress. Se:t7eral
interested :citizens are wishing to
be 'present when the ,building ar-'
• rives at the- Nine Mile -River
bridge, a mile west of the village,.
to watch the: performance as it
eom'es over and up the steep hill.
The 'Agricultural, :Society is plan-
• ling .to have . it' for us$, on the
grounds for. the fall fair on' Sop".
,tember� 26th. :...
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That w it nn this municipality we have for long been
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free of • traffic ;fatalities, seems more by good fortune •
any other. reason.
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TRAFFIC, most noticeably tavily. loaded trucks,'
'"roves along out streets:; at 'speeds: not in the .interests of
Public ,safety.
PARENTSparticularlyare deeply concernedatall
times- for the welfare of;`their children, 'for in ''spite of warn-
ings�, little tots will stray.
'MR. MOTORIST accept' your >► esponsibilit-drive
thoughtfully, drivecarefully in congested areas or where
• children are at ;;play:
4
;jtyed.
JOIN .THE CAMPAIGN FOR; SAFE
�i.
DRIVING .ALWAYS, EVERYWHERE
.AND'REMEMBER ' Labor. : Day ' :weekend demands
extra care and caution . . last • year in Ontario there Was,
• a;,highway'death every five hours •during 'the summer's last
three-day week -end. holiday.
Published in the Public Interest
by John. Labatt Limited
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