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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-09-23, Page 1$2,00. A Year—In Advance; 50c Extra. to U. S. A. stifle],d �'oung Min Car. AcciIen1 Vicfjm LUCE;NOW, ONTARIO, THURS„ SEPTEMBER 23, • •1048 WAWANOSH DONATES $200 UNIVERSITY RE -OPENS TQ RECREATIONAL CENTRE James Farriih, 28=year-olc'As� BROTHCRS WIN' PRIZES !Township young man, .was AT • CARNIVAL DRAW fatally injured when his car • rolled over on the Blu,ewatei; The annual .Clansmen Carnival. ' Highway, south of Kingsbridge, vuaa , held last,Thursday •i in,, the early. hours of 'Sunday ,•< eweriing, With ith a erOwd' s r ^r. 0 morns • t u5tial A detailed .re' or' p t is' not Mr: John Cowazi..of .Ashfield; who,was with :him; suffered head injuries and a fractured' pelvis, • and his' condition"was"'f.oi• s time reggrded. as critical, but has since • > • yet '4available but: • indications point, to n(jt proceeds.' of about $400 to* bde%lot toward assist- ing in :the •comp1etion'tof the- Re= creational Centre. " West Wawanosh . Township. • Council, inregular session last week,. authorized.' a $200 grant to. the Community Re= r reational Centre in• Luck , now, The -grant is subject to the approval of the Municipal Board. , Mr. J A Thompson at- . -s . • �.. solicit. the m. unicipalitv'•sup- 'A su .- port of the project. ONE OF.FOU N. • .: hL OI�itiIALITES• . . *,CHOSEN "FOR;:. • CHURCH CHOIR shown .some ,;'improvement, Ex- The Bl Yt}i'Bo Ys''•a • y y nd .Chis Band 1�Iiss' Shirleytent of his head injuries was not G Shervvrood a stud certain • early' in the week until I tion of A, C. Robin ,art .of London, was n a one of four Normalites rhos, presented a well: �receivecl EIGHT PAGES 'A •number' of local university, students are resuming their stud= cies` this week and .r ext. At Tor- onto University Ronald Johnston is commencing his . 4th year. in. medicine; Allan McKim and Ger- aid Culbert are conemncing their 'fourth year in engineering;' Bill Treleaven • commences r his tliird year • in engineel ng 'and-. Alex. .ac n . re • wax enter is first year 'in medicine. Mary Porteous.•hal cgmmexiced• her second year at, Alma. College,•• St. Thoxnas and next Meek• Mary .Johnston ,and Mary Marshall will resume .their ,,studies at Western University, London.. • • •35 'strung,- and udder, the direc- ent at Stratford Normal. - School, band . an • x-ray. could- be taken. It. is an en to, sing a .Stratford church • p • expected he will be hospitalized' H r i S , YEAR.. NO NEW HIGHWAY for � several weeks, , _ i a orma dance Normal students were all, given Hon, Geor e ' H. • Doucett crow. are'•the remaining concert, . prior . to the vaudeville -choir,. during her to •m t Normal, W T show by the CK'�tX arn ..-colorful ,one..' Good, weather, and NEXT WEDNESDAY IS .LUCKNOW FAIR. Final •. details have been ar- ranged for the Lucknow, Agricu1- ' tural Society's 83rd annual: Fall Fair to,. be held ,next week; Tues. day and Wednesday, September 28th and. 29th. 'With fine crops' and garden pro - :duce • lu . ,r - • stock :toanywhere, 'be found this year's 'agricultural display should ke tops. School children are also • :.• • busyin preparing for their part in, the show- 'and this . feature 'shouldsurpass" any previbus school • children's. exhibits. The prize money has been . substant ialiy increased in :this class: The Fall Fair is the show win- dow of: the community. This year ORK it promises to be a ,particularly. • i The car, a 1941, Ford 'owned bytroupe', Jim, `was practically demrlished; n a voice test .by Mr, W., B. Rath- ' . • H George.'14. , pro-•ra big d • Caine.: -1 games drier ' dancing well, and four..of the -Student nt bod * vi' tial Minister' "o i •factors on dependent.. its• complete sac-• ` : There were no eye-Vtnesses cif rfallo«ti�d:. .At- m'H ghways, ac cess i de endent. :Adm n f r • idnight: Miss _elected .for. his .choir. Mr, Roth-companied ,by . J:..M.,: Marshall, e., ori; is, �. the tragedy and po.ice recon-. -.Lucknow Ardo w 3a cents, 'wth: >: lic'school i ' nna Johnston, :well is director of music at Stmt chief engineer. ; Rix. municipalitie's p b child -7' structing:the accident, say the car made; rhe.' size draw. The wiri. ford Normal School ren free. • may have. rolled ; ove'i:. thi;ec of , p is president f in. Ontario, and J. A. Coombs,, d'is- nei s ` were: 1st, *Miss ' Elizabeth ; Of' the • Stratford' musical; festival i t ict engineer; •. 'sere in ode i 'In. our last issue we reviewed ' •: four tizzies. It came to•• rest.'•on :its � . ,•>.. ' • . u r ch a d' 'Zan- •some .=id-•the..hi lili ht e per e`rair. "" ", _,.-� RtE�1„.i-,�ii.t,l�ow, _studio .,::couch,..=anl., a.�d,hector=of-�competiti-on-s~~ •. last Thda an 'eld a :con- .: - wheels on the h:ighway;_'Both meta 2nd; . Thomas 'Hae ett the T ronto 'K” i. •' i 'fes— ' Y' but did not givegthe'' 'Personnel d .were, thrown cle, r. Jim,suffered R R. 7, . o iwans musical ference with the Huron County of. the afternoon 'grandstand - Lucknavt,. •cedar c est; 3rd, Pat- •tical, Roads' Commission •'with• respect , g Severe cites ies that.result' i icia� .Henderson, Goderich, .elect Shirley is the dao liter of Mr. to district rod en .,� : sh.ovv.:These, ,acts; which inter=. ed an ..his death, twenty _ minutes, ..g. , ds. Present also, r is •blanket, 4th Robert" "Bark- and Mrs James:Sherwood of 'A h-• 'officials,- sperse • other" events•. throughout... gein admitted to Cr de rich a' ''• • s vve as County were the 'afternoon will be _esent�d. after g q �;�ela, R, 6; .Luckn.ow. ressure field, and is fo be Congratulated Johne W:. Hanna; .1Vi'.P.P•, for Hur-.• ' •; i. .coo kei ; ; 5th Lloyd Bark on being chosen'' The K:napps; a•, comedy team;' ide Y vt ell g "on -Bruce and 'Thomas' P vd , M. cc nt occurred' : at • a•i L• .uckno�t� ca S l da t set of dishes th RP. P.P. Huron 'The 'a • Nora negrove, neer e :highway; curve. south of McKen- 1 Mrs.. F. Baintop, Blyth, automatic • • Queen `of Rhythm", -and• Pearl. ., zie's: Store, :which . was, formerly • iron`; ;- ' HiJohnston, : coy=.girl••• singer; , with. , 1 • : ': ....: HYDRO OFF �, HERE R.E . Highway 86of Lucknow,... the. Martin Store. There 'was no Tom Hackett''• re eived...an• 'ad west ' zVlavbelle Snith as .accamparast: • e c Mr.. Hanna. stated that, demands , -w evidence that; the cal. went .`into d7tiioriaa $6..00' cash ,ride •for be -AFTERNOON. ::; on. ,the Provincial • .•budget_._• this. • . These artists ::represent the .de- TH IS .. • .ear were such' as to curtail high:- pendable.',Armstrong Studio; of, the ditch, but it.appeared• to�'have.ing the ;.firsti;:winner to be;present .y g• .London,' and assure a entrtain- had ;one wheel off , the highway -when the drat+s `Was•made.. There will be,a local hydro se way. :expenditures..: acrid' no neve • and iri trying' to .right the cai•'it Ted' Brewer' acting'presider t of vice •interru tion this' 'afternoon' coristructioii work- would be un-:. p # Questioned. later: as'to Work' on. "' 1 • sh was. The.. Hari`iston Dramatic' Soc- The. Clansmen, . a�nnoun d t} �' Th d dertaken on the drtothe6-milefoundthe• that• from• y iety has been booked � to. ,,pr�s ent•" "Aunt Cleans Ulf iii 'the aid to have them .rushed to God coming for the Recreational Cen= the Villages. consumption of completed, ,but no . extension of .�. � should attend. the -first night show erich Hospital tre,•. word. having been, received hydro power._ Heretofore the Onlythis work is planned. this season: ; � to be sure of a seat. A. dance will:. -Coroner':: Dr.- W. F..Gallow de- that day to that .effect cheek has been at the meter. at ' WO& , has corrimence,d ` ons :re-. ' cided that: no' :inquest; 'would ' •be e e ci on a nes ay night held. } Holyrood, which .also includes the: consumption.`'of some fpur, dred .:'rural users, .connected with the local system ' ;The .present: estimated ` Village: consumption exceeds the -;ahoea placing; one - of .,two ;narrow 'cern- ent bridges between.Locrhalsh andl Am erey. Traffic is bein g.' .de- toured around` the bridge' while construction is . underway, Dungannon. Fair' October 1st Father DiedSuddenly b 1 :Another ..district fair . is sched- Sud enl in ;1937' ' Y � . tiled for: next. week, Friday,.. Oct-- FATALLY ct- ,. J Kenneth M D ld • • :,; • FATALLY INJURED KI NLOSS NATLVE• C. J•,a m e s': ac Vona - • d `ober 1st: It•; is .the ever `popular • '• .Parrish was one of a. family ,:of g Dungannon Fair and is a one -day• exhibition . which ,"..this . year ` will. feature such speed events as a' classified race fora purse of $150, with seven sure starters,.'gentle.. men's '. road race; two ruining races.; two hurdle jumping events, and a"'clariot race. A :couple of Goderich' youths will give a dig - play of,,speed whileg standinon their mounts. With a new hall being erected,' there will be some indoor 'exhib its in `the new building, which will not however' be officially opened until' a later date:. , A ,play by Ripley' talent fol- lowed .by .a • dance . will . be :'held in the Parish Hall in the even- ing. seven children of Mrs. • Kenneth, Fairish and ,the ,late Mr:: Far-. rish His father dropped dead -, from, a heart seizure' in May ..pf 1.937:: Jim was ' born 'o i the home farm. on. Concession .12, .Ashfield, but of late -has owned the former • Long farninearby, and was op-, erating it .quite. successfully: He:}was. a popular: young man and.' the cormriunity mourns'.' his' untimely; death, and extends its sympathy to the•grieving mother, and brothers and sisters, Duncan; William; and Douglas of .'h r ie; H.ugh•M•acKenzie. (Margaret) •of:: Ashfield; 'Miss ' Muriel Fairish; Reg.N., of Sunnybrook. -Hospital, Toronto and Mrs. Alvin...Gilders (Sadie)' of Goderich. • Th e fungal :service was held at held horse" ' of iris ,mother on ;'Tuesday afternoon conducted; liy Dr. W. •:0....Rhoad . 'of Ashfield Presbyterian Church. Interment was' in Greenhill Cemetery. The pallbearers were :•George • Mon- crief, Alvin Robb,Gordon Robb, Dave Cowan,•'Jack. McKenzie and' Allan;Grant. • i• HAD DELICATE PERATIONm' • Little. Joyce MacDonald:, :. dao- ghter : of Mr. `'arid Mrs.` Charles MacDonald, recently underwent a delicate heart operation in London, and .LS getting along real well Without surgery .' Joyce's lif e• span wouldhave been quite MECHANICAL TROUBLE • DISRUPTED BUS SERVICE:. Phe Ontario Motorways bus de-' veloped Motor trouble on Tues-' 'day dors ing Which 'stranded it a mile north of town. Passengers for London were taken by carto Wingham to sae connectftiiii and Toronto bound passengers re mnained here until a bus came it.. p from` Kitchener. It was ..shortly afters ten o'4lock before they got away. The funeral of•„Mr. Jesse. Bae chlei,. a:;:native Of 'the Blackhorse district :was held 'last Thursday morning with requiem mass cele- brated at R•iveradale R Ci. Church .at ,10, a.m. •Interment Was in Riv ersd.ale' CeMetery., .. Mr:, Baechlerdied. theP•revious Monday fr orb; injuries , he •receiv ed in a mishap while sowing fall ' .... • wheat at, hia .farm at ;Greenock • Village, better. known . as Ennis', DAYLIGIHT TIME ENDS• tion. of pourer, under the restrict=.. ed : use regulations which will continuein effect ;during the fall• and winter. The new meter record actual :: Village ; consump, tionr and' according-Tto how much: it exceeds the local quota,, Will depend what course will: be pur- sued here- to: effect the demanded saving. P HERE -SUNDAY MIDNIGHT: r.y Baeehler • ' vvas just corn - p. le tinhis days' 'work v ith 'a. Daylight:: Saving Time ,will; of - tractor -drawn , tractor -drawn seed drill %,lien ficially end in Lucknow atmid- �e ;1. o f 'the drill' went o•er night ,on •Sunday,,;September 26. one wheel the' bank of 'a gravel e1 pit and pull- This is - in - . accordance with a. NAMED INTERN -MODERATOR.. OF KINLOSS-KINLOJGH Meeting at i; Cranbrook • a last. .week. the ',Presbytery. of: 'Huron - Maitland accepted • the resignation 'of Revs -Angus Smith . as min- ister: .. ister:, of South Kinloss and Kin lough. Presbyterian churches. Mr. Smith's . resignation will', become effective about • mid-October..' He goes from here to • Ohio., Rev. ; .C.,H. MacDonald was ap='. pointed. interim moderator -•of Mr.' Smith's charge. 7 • Presbytery : elected Rev.•. Alex Nrnmo of •'Wingham as' modem-. ;tor -for : the 1.948-49 •: term. ccl the tractor on w:hieh•,Mr Bae- motion• ��tvhe .Village. ; Council chler was, seated. down .a 20 -foot bastsprine.vhen``fastti tl'' was r- embankinent::•In• the. tuinble the instituted. ,unfortunate man .�ti•as' pinned be, Church sevtices'in• the Village ,cath. the•, heavy tractor and his. on. Sunday .will•be held on. Day - leg 'broken.: Aft r .digging .large. light,' Saving. ,Time, - stone's and gravel loose • with his Most. municipalities . will . turn bare ;hands, he eventua11y sue- 'their clocks, back on ,Saturday; ceeded in getting free and ' crawl- night ••• ed to a spot where' he. Vas able . to t.attention from his ho.i e e en Operation attraG. and avas rushed: at once to the 14T• i5s. Gwen Stew - art, daughter hospital' at' Walkerton. • The broken 'leg wasplaced in a cast and it ` was thought that Mr Baechler would recover from his injuries, but he: passed'awa :' op: Monday '.morning, The late 'Mr. 'Baechler w.as bora, AUTUMN IS HERE: in Kinoss TOWnS]]} 'p 56 yearsgo • r. of Mr. and Mrs, . Philip . Stewart, underwent an „operation in Wiig- ham ' Hospital on Monday ° morn-. ing, and •,is getting. along well• l- a arid ss as a son 'of the ' late • 'Mr and Mrs: Chas. Baechler. He spent, his early life there, but for many .years has successfully . farmed at Greenock, Village where he also operated a Sawmill.. Bes.ic1'cs his wife, who' was t} e former. Cdee.1•isi” Hehn of., Chep: oow', • whom. he .Married Seritein-, bar 2Oth. ,.1 O21., he i,: survived by a 'family of two, datighter•s and. one son, all at home, Irene, Fier-, .once. and 'Henry.' He also' leaves' two brothers, .Fred and ,Frank of .ss "•and, • two; sisters.Lil- lian, .1Vli s. 'Herman ' Wilhelm of,. Walkerton and.:: Minnie, Mrs. Ser- aphine Schutter of C iepstow• Autumn officially arrived last .night; (Wednesday) at 11.22 "p.m., when, the sun crossed the equator for vt•hat is spoken of as the aut.:, umnal equinox, arid which brings. with it equal ,hoard of. daylight. •and darkness. • :COMING' EVENTS. HOCKEY ;MEETING' TUESDAY The • Lucknow . ' Hockey Club will hold , a public meeting in the Town Hall, Lucknow next Tues- day .night,. September 28th at 8 o'clock sh-arp:,A large attendance is 'important.... • t A;ppoy0: •oix.munt� � The Community ,`Recreational Centre `in Lrckriow has' been ofl. facially-approved--under-�the -.Coi- f munity •Halls Act, 'and •.is 'eligible for a provincial.grant.'Under. this Act grants are based' on 25 . per- cent 'of a roved expenditures, enditures p with a maximum of $5,000., on any project; h• On the basis of, expenditures to date, . the Lucknow Recreational Centre is entitled ,to a grant Of about $1,000,' but this is far° from sufficient to ' properly •complete, furnish and equip the building, so that a : good • deal of local as- sistance'is ,yet' required. • Mr. J: A. • Carroll 'of ,the De- partment of,,Agriculture, Queen's. Park, inspected the •Centre .two -weeks ago; in con•pany with John W. Hanna; M,P.P:, and' withina Week 'Mr. Cai mfr's �appro'M• 'of the project' was' :received, witch assurance that $1,000 would be made.' as an ' advance' payment when expenditures, on the project had: been audited and submitted Mr. Carroll's letter; dated, Sep • tember- 13th, read :impart `Qtr September°9tli..we..�inspect:- `:. ed 'the .'building being Prepared" for recreational Service ' in • the Virlage of :Lucknow: We, inspect ed' also %other halls in , the village. Based on 'these observations: and the • explanations which were •giv en 'by .your committee, we are !lbw 'prepared to 'approve . this project for a 'grant under :the Community Halls Act. "We have a copy ./of expenses to: May 1st, : and if: desired; an adtiance payment on • .grant of $1:000 could. be made on • this.. If expenditures have been made in the interval, perhaps you would. prefer to 'nave•.such included. In any rase. the statement should be signed by a chrai•teic d :teoui�t- ant or other- : eeognaed •au:ditor, such'as the:firrn. which 'r:::di'tss• the books for the atttiniciga ty-. Mr. Carroll enclosed a copy of a, by -lav, and an agreement to be ` signed with the. Minister of Agri- culture in connection with the un. , j to his department., dertaking. •. i�ar%..sir 1? iliRi� r:• ..,., 1'+1lti ' ,Itte+ Mop • • I.