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The: Lucicnow Sentinel, Lucknow,Ontario
THURSDAY; JUNE .` PIM. . 1945,
GIGANTIC
PiC111 .
Basket ..
Under . Auspices.•of the Bruce
County Federation of
• Agriculture
' IN MSWATER-$ARK-
Two ;,Bands In"Attendance--
FIELD- DAYS
byte �
the holstein Breeders Club
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and the Yorksbire.:•Cluk
DUCATIONAL EXHIBITS.
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WillBe
.• The:. Guest Speaker;
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WATSON PORTER
'Editor -in -Chief of
Farmers Advocate
ADijLTS25C
Cars and Children';.Free: '.
ARREST PAIR ON•
THEFT CHARGES.
In the arrest of two. London
men, James Drennan and• Joseph
�atit ro, who are now lodged :in
G h.
truce. County jail• at Walkerton, -
awaiting trial on several charges
f breaking• and• ;entering, golice
heli . .--they:--dye. --th ¢lution._
r f1'0111757—rf ^, cin iS. li ''�
tri_ rte,-::
tt'et -
The ,rnen ,,were- arrested Wed
nesda- 3r •_.-b y---London-•pollee. at thq
regtiest=,,'of .Provh cial Constable,
Robbie' o Kincardine ' who
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di d co-nzd
-s` erabpreliminary,
• .a • reliminar
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work, He-beought them to.Walk
erton, on Thursda
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air,were 'taken into,
• ' When. the p . :.', . •,:
:.,custody, , a , car parked along, side.
their 'residence was found 'to.:con`-:
tain :two electric stoves, 8- rugs,
lawn --mower • linen and punier-
a ,
ous'. other articles; ,,, having • an es -
timated yalue 'of ;.$'i OOQ.
These' and other articles 'are be-
lieved•'to halve been taken
..from
cottages here and 'at Point Clark
' " .i .entificat'on
Police' are awaiting id 1
hegoods 'which were'
of some of the
seized,' ,
S ecilio 11 the .men' are char,-•
__-a
ed with breaking ' and 'entering
Ts, _�,. ora e....at_ ipie„y.
-V�- A,--Gr-ahaxn • g.
and stealing a number of tiresi•.
of which ,has ' been recovered;
..-one •
nto'
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�To T
Take
cCo -'•who. has
,Ear•1 (Joe). M y,
been .in Wingham Hospital for'a
time suffering . from 'stomach Lul-
cers• ' was taken.. to. Toronto: the
tr, ' arfr • f the week where it
•�lat _e_• part u. ,
nde
is expected he, vvilh: shortly u r
.on s'rnikar� to
..: go�a-�ctaa or•-:•opei=a� , , . 1•_,.
Which •. Bill Webster ..just,
that wl
.tunderwent
v.
breaking and, entering' cottages'
at Kincardine beach owned by
Mrs, .H, R. Elliott. of London and
Arno Kelly of. K'incardine and a
cottage at. Point Clark owned' by
Dr: Pratt of Listowel. Among the.
articles stolen from the latter was.
an outboard 'motor, which, has not
yet been found,' - -
Police .Say, the. pair had 'beef}:
offal ._abo.tt-tk
_ y`
anil-
av,si mere.. iiuz,lcl't=z
•vax ied
They say -that 'Drennan,. has a-
d they,
ti atin . Gauthro's past;=Kitcar
g g
dine'..I'ews.
LLPro�nises ;•Are_.:
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Progressive Conservative 'Ass'n;
:Authoried by North'Huron
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Letters' To The .Editor,
dztor Sentinel,
•Dear •Sir;.
;-to an article
.Ilireply'ng briefly
by "Concerned" appearing in the
issue„ of The Sentinel, May l7th,
I would 'say' that'Jehovah's' Wit-
nesses is•the name- the• Lord Him
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1S THIS MAN
by
�.RDoN."SIN,C.1R
amous
• .riter World' Traveller's Andy Rada Commentator
Who ' Is Well Known Throughout . Tho • .Province
t ; - ro ec s _ zil.d. be undertaken, thh
11 r ht. The .man -ia Prem . . 'v i- tthat wo
Soni f 1; �
;9dt:1;
Buter xIoiy
3«h.•-:\"'au t � ..;
Drew and this. is the;story. • the TOE 'tvar etera'n„ o•-lr tsrc'rnt r
ho. stands six foot'tWO Ontario. In.,fact 8 of tile 12 mei
The •premier w.
and weighs'. 23,0 ,Pounds. was horn; and Ontario cabinet',are war veterans.
g. u ` a famil . long. proini: In ;Ontario s. 78 _years of history.. ilio r.
.;raised in Guelph. of , 'has:. been .only one' premier Who wait
'lent in ,theti Koval' �rrY•. • • , . - •
n, to shush when. he has younger ` than Drew; and. none �� ht>sr
He #s a hard nil
hint .to. say and,that:was.ind sated experience has; covered, such a wide flew. r'
something nada
C
en during• his terms at.'Upper Ca , George, DrewYis s.oidier, author, ,li►« } i r °.: .
Cohege; rr •'. • �• speaker-and,bears Many • another �label r9r
o ar
Although stil a. C`.,rriP atively. young: abtl'ity, •,Come to.°think'of it he's i ° •'
} soldier for 33 coo .and'one•of the things' heaiopr•t'.
Dr .: as _been a • sa ins
:: :g�.... ' k , .. ,. ... ' . • .
man, . ' ria r to.. •see :and. taste •m the :post war Ont;ruff
•
�ife. '
ear`s ..; , more -thane tCvo,thirde`of his d : ..A . .,... , �
He. enlisted: with the k6th Battery, at are , sonic native •Ontario dis hes.h
Guelph when a. high.'school lad of •1& Here in Ontario we grow t e
s in 1911.and''.three years later,-• natural' food products on earth but i
when the first world.war 'spread ` over don't seem to have any , specaalizeci
Europe; the 16th . ;vas one Of the . first 'Ontario' dish, .
. •
bat
teries'to` go active and George Drew, The: •Premier hopes to correct that and
from Toronto's Varsity Campus, was the' 'he plans to improvg;the tourist accomm ,. •
oun est officer, dation • throughout the province so that;•
was also Ontario will truly, be the traveller'
ry whek paradise has often been' called:
#at ter thepremier is re-elected, their.
Af P
a ministr dealing' with 'tourist
.will• be Y
matters •from whirrh all :of us, home
towner and. visitor, alike,: are ;sure to
benefit in at feast,: ;three• ,ways. Also, ai
you've already •been. told, highways will.
be widely extended. and Improved. •
One thing 'I've; "ften; marvelled at is
4
10 .�' Earl to mobilize thisbatteryhe
self gave ahem: See ba.. 43. Y
text found at Matt.. •24. �.'t, one of the fust to fight and. the ve
12 Thewent overseas leis
... ... .. .. yew , .
Geon e D ,
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is •a command' as w'ell', as a • pro died. That :made George ,absentee
that 'of the•1, family which , aoduded wa'h• only
hec and 'they :'are •.obeying :tha three'sisters: John, that' on1y
y brother and d t
command in the. face .of
strong' .brother., was :killed ;while on -active ury
' with, the 'Royal, Canadian Navy. 'dui B
0 osjtion See `Matt.
pp 24 e.. reset' war." . ; ,
the p n •
Dell'•si nnhr means the condi During the early 'battles in Fra' nee.
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Ma 1916, George• Drew was: sewers y'
tion .death >n the 'grave.
Christ Y
s hell is under
t..in a • ir a .
was no e
f, •
,stood to be. He did. not have in n Meld
f' th Canadia
` ow't.h
me to
relation :to :publIc�fi'ures.isiithey can'
ded. ..He was:` invalided:. ho. nd 'the -ban uet ' circuit: You;. know
woun . sta . q ..,
Canada but instead of accepting .,his. how it. 'is' with 'niay rs and ministers; ani
Behar a ire was named"to: ea lin?affd the" premiers; it's often one 'higfli- -af le• after.
6r g e o e a ' 'around' the; ;royince,and at
64th. Battery another allp.
head' tables, the••food is often of a saint... •
• ness, . ,
•
(George Drew.•stands it with lull- Ina
His digestipn,,in •facet 'is about as .griodI i'+ ,
.you•'it, find anywhere in Ontario and it h,.. •
just 'half ,tried, the :Premier could, ti<< ipli
300 pounds •or even more One thinizh, • .
really � hates is lettuce in sand'.s i 11
Something that gives himAttlet. file e�lirz
is the realization'• that. his';admini tratlon
defin;i e]y :c`losed'xhe • •'gainbiing .''eluha' '
ed up his lea emir and bookies joints which were a hint un
studies graduated•:;:.froni VarsiY, , was'•
the : Toronto suburban area for • nituolit:•
- caned" to the , -bar, then returned to r 2• years•,
1• d foF Although has left arm will never rc'ttaver
Drew, served four. years -in the_ Courted,/ a Butt the; inunee' end .c s. i� S • i
of Guelph'and was then elected 'Mayor of •
ti•ve-cit .1 After one term lie moved About; five years ago at Port Colborne,•.;
to
to Toronto' for., a�'second '•time; :became he Ievyari't Out to two melt ..;rpm • 13uffalo:
assistant. Master of the Silpremt Court of who. were in• distress, 'and ..brought one tiff
Ontario, 'three. years later. 'Ontario man,. in..; The • Premier, then swain any{'i,,
• .securities, Commissioner • got .ala -other•-one:.;. Qne--maneeatLnar•,.,
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During :these cyears he also found time' be revived,' but the other owes' his lite?.
arid, magazine features''to 'Colonel'•Drew..
...to write'.,'. books' , .a, magazine ��
' rt in'' the • war and,' a Drew has no time for :small gossip an i
about Canadas;pa
comprehensive survey of :Canada'•s con- becomes indifferent •or hostile to atry.one
tribution : to the aerial . `triunrphs .of the who:: indulges in chitdi+;h or inalicioni -
last • conflict, which'was condensed; by the criticism ; His Opinion is' never influen .i'l.
as. a gift':to all graduates tinder by, this sort''of'thing nor will he exPtes a.
the commonwealth "air 'training, piaci.' critical •opinion of any one,'
•In 1934, after a series of• Conservative Ili.• some sir es: Drew, is consirlere�l a; ,
goveramentg had: 'ruled fer • 29 years.- soft '�touch,:for: loan and.-'in:this tonnti+ •::.,
Ontario 'chose a, Liberal, ,leader,' Soon : tion he never., seeips.,to 'hardeli•-up eNiett, '• .
afterwards •seeking to regain their lost. though he's. often , been ,let down
position; the: Conservatives named. Drew practically all -"ways Dtety is gtitr4� r? ';'
their..organizer and. he• held this post until forgive
1937 when Earl Rowe led the'' party.' and His staff : consider him' a grand guy.','.
Was:, lzea_teri .Vou.-.rijigl sayhat if this •ut Sri t
oti •'when :he was on
imirlortaL s, l
earth in the flesh, because :Jeh
ovala `God gave• him -immortality',
at' itis; ressurection And He said,'
Behold I, am alive • forever. More,
fotinel at -Gen 3 4 •.iI
the only text found 'in the bible
which' shows we have' inminortality
and: it is satan's lie: 'See Romans
2:7,, First Cor. 15:53 1st Tim: '6:1G;
'•2nd' Tim..' 1,10• Num: ' 31:28;: ,Bac.
3;10 and,...,Many others..
The; content of Acts .1 11, -shows •
that ' some •of, the Apostles , rwere
with Him: when; fie , ascende.d' up.
toLheaven: They were His: true
and.: faithful followers and dike
tr ue and faith=:
'�wiseafexi'vofHis.. r
firl:.followe s saw His' return
The. text in ' Rev, ;shows he;: came.
win 'a' tirrie of trouble .denoted `b
elou:ds • Christ . Jesus is spir-'it-and
'-hi}man eyes cannot see a�Aspirit
;but the. world 'of people will . ser:..
tainly know that Hd,is here when'
the impending 'battle of • 'Arma-
geddon ' fails suddenly:
ARit�UIcITES
(EDITOR'S NATE We allow this
reply in fairness to both writers,
butit is ,not our, intention toper-.
mita. continuance of ,any religious.
controversy 'through . The Sent
inel, and consider the matter`'now
Closed-.)
Artillery, and was !soon .promoted : to
rank of colonel . , a colonel 'at 23 He,
::had .already been.. promoted and .-decor'. -
ated;on the battlefield -
,-Coronel-Drew' has -kept •up his; interest.
•.iii the •ex -service men' and women 'from'
then ,until. `'now,, -•and• • that interest is,
i•pi prated., •,#
Con Smythe for exarrfpte."a two-war-
artillery- officer., made his first' political,
speech an .endorsement for; Drew:; .•'
',After that'. Last .,;'war had . ended in
victory Drew pick'
Guelph to .practice . aw . an run
Council. • -'' from his last war woundsGeo'rge D ew
on swimmer, and can circle a olf '
A GRANT :. •of ',$10,Q00 has been
made 'loyt e • n
to -the. building
General Iospita
the O tario Government
fund of Wingham
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Judge:' And why do you think
should be.,leri,ient with .you.?
this.: your first offence? •
' Prisoner No; your honor;', b
it's, `'my lawyer's''first ease,
1.
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Your
OVERNMENT MEMBE
Bruce Progressive -Conservative.' Federal 'Association
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Within a ' few •.mont s r rowe a:• ' woo ldn t be found in'tlae�ec:notGzS i iy
returned to the .Ottalva: scene, a new _so; -but if -.you. caa_produce 'Mil eehi
leader'was needed for Ontario, and on the' has ever worked for George 'Dri*v in�`l' .`
first ballot ' George - Drew was''• chosen, won't back ;up this statement • that .hp.,
Some of the so-called, old guard oft_he all wool; and a;yard .�cidc then the cirini'
party. had . not wanted ,Drew but
Up to this time Drew had never sought
a seat in.' the Legislature- :'Huls, now he ran
for-the'•riding of,Sintcoe East, was,ehicted,•
.and led :the opposition `in the l.,egisiature'
until, the summer of 1943; when"he took
full command,
Once more Drewwaselected •by the
'Co ncillor of fiGuelph, Mayorhof •Guelph, of: his. party Iman to shush and was once commonest to
Leafier, andme
.' .mber _of' court under- the `' Defence •of C an�H.i
Legislature'on his first attempt,' so Drew'regulations,fordisclosing that aCanaµiia
now 'reached the highest office Within'the• 'force, was aeric .. •to Hong Roti+ `
insuffitraining These i ,i
hOlo, finigilinPnrtovniinseoe.iintic• f, e,. Ge; 0.•:rge. D,
wes all kcientnow"cI
were' quickly and thoi'iirg a uuyhaiy
When 1-- MCS Otter' was lost; at P.,
and John Drew was lost. with;ficr ,t,h?':.:
Premier'was wakened with the sari newt
at three 'in. the morning ,.' ilie,'lcgi:l
Wier' in 'session at alis' auric. and 5! hen.
prayer time came; around he wii3 in• hit'
seat '.a's.'usual• , -
As, I've said before . Drew; is .a drfhculc,
has :steadily and constantly, spoken of.dropped
himself as ,Cariadian •first` and; native of
.Ontario ' second. -Never,, ;lie :declared:
would he attempt to advance the cause„of'
his, Province at the e„icpert se: of the.
Dominion....National• unity�y he has said,
thtlst and .willbe maintain • •
This same' broad patriotic view hook
ne
the, w P,renierto the Motherland soon
after his election,'and there he has worked
f -post war prosperity
coniumBritish. c -
tions He made an intensive study of
grew• is. an Anglican who sorirkumr:1•
reads the lesion in, his Guelph Church
His wi'f'e, fe, the daughter. af'..1 Iwa`rd`
Johnson who wad •Canada's tx�ost nntif''
tenor and :has,''for many yeiirS hc(n
general' manager•Iof. the Metrs•ip >litsa
Qpera House. Tlie Drews were tnartft'd.
in.1936 anii'have,a on Edward,•`anil a
daughter •Sandra.
energetically or Th Dre'uvs .have one of the; hrzi:''st
anchored to continuing
onnec private libraries' , in ' any'' Ontario 1n't't�
peoplt circ 'it:
and,Mrs..brew,,. whose
,a rienlurrei'as aLL'result of which Ontario •pioneer stocky. speaks .five l,cni,rt rx i
bias spade more rapid .progress in is 'These”' T bUifirtAgg6ti'4-61 :t4.:4 l
twenty' n}onths. in office', than at. ,..any although Sandra is still'.•havrog,
Previous, time in' history„ "Farming must With. English 'Eduard, is alio • 't I riiy '
be'run by farmers" is his creed; .�: thte'ttolm
The'Prernier knew in• the first week of. This is George :Drew. i known '•'- i
1944 of the vast•-and,'.complex` military like hire.
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POULTRY CAPONILING•
BEING 1ONE7EXTENSIVELY-
Goldie Mai tin of Paramount
has. `beer• busy•
-al•l-spring• capontz-
•jilg young cockerels, which many
; poultry- raisers are...now. carrying
out eNtensively, The best''tlme to
,caponize is when the cockerels
are from two to' six weeks old.
As ,a.1�e-sult of the treatnteit these
birds can be' finished to a wei lit•
.Of i" oto ,10'pounds' irl about eight
Months' trine, . We iLinderstaiitl
there is a peelt'ligm price for these
capons. t•
'They hey can be ' fattent�d �rtt 1+5ss•
fee than, .a ..rooster: arid crib h
:reared,:with''the pullet flock c'ith-
out fighting The .capon ttrtkw 'not
grow a comb "Goldie says that alae
mortality rate } in cap0n.i:%tvg15'�
about .:One perc nt or 1.es$ if ex-
Pertly 'clone. ',He :can do its ,t'narY
a.S• 1000 a day 'with • assistiaiic''`'.bU
feom 'f ve.•to: seven; :iiuntirid? ?'
cansidered a•iood day's
Girl: I'rn• afraid dart rt,�•xx
tarns out the lights. at 12 , hick.
'
,.Boy' Fraen.dItt'What
he must be?