HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1945-06-28, Page 1•
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;; 500 'Extra, to U. S A.
• F1.RST • HEREFORD •
SALE ;A } SUC,ESS.
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�e af' _ i ems;• !!eeefq t .4-aitttlk
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from;
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ned . of Lucknow - and Jas. A.
__.
Little of ,Teeswater :w.as held' on
TuesdayJune 19th 'at eesw
a er
View
:Farm. With.- L.. E. Franklin
f .T route as auctioneer; 'assisted
by Donald. B1,ue .of, Ripley 'and
.J ohn` Si suss.o'Tees w
aterVery
satisfactory prices were obtain-
'ed. Ten cows with Calves at foot
sold for an average of :$285, The.
top' price 'was' $355 for Princess
Patricia 39th, .a 6 -year-old cow
with a bull calf, from the herd
of George Kennedy
Eight-bulis, seven of them tin -
ear' old averaged der: one y K d $190.
The top..price was $245 for Tees-
- i w r..itisher
atervi B from::: the
e
e
herd ; of ' Jas.A.. Little to Thos.
E. Smith ,of _,Elmvale.- The top
price for .a 2yyear=old' heifer ,:was
$280 -for Pine-Echo--Stanway:.Lass'
24th.. and. :purchased by ,Carl
Hymers of :•, Ethel,' The -top price -
.fora yearling heifer was'190‘.f r'
Pine Echo Miss ••Tone 3rd,_ purr:
chased by Jas" R.Coultes of Belk
grave;, from the; herd. of :George'
-Kemedy, / .
tu,eli l0W,' ONTARi ,
RSDAY JUNE ' 28th, 1945
• EIGHT .PAGES
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AGED LADY PASSES.
TO FORM- SC'HO L
1�!-rs: John MacL'cod of -Luck, -,R E^A: 1 AS.
os "til" bn -Monda �-. • � -
_
passed ar-by-law . auth.-or-izin -tli.
formation of::a Township,:Sc ool:
Area; and which;. will. ,officiall :Y
conte into;being'.at the end, of this.
Tear, .when .i
Y :., , .. a five -man board evil " ..
be. ;elected. at ;such time ..and ii1';
the same manner as which'-. t owns- '4.
:HOME FROM • HO SI'ITA;I,
O'WAR OPEN
• Earl (Joe) ''McCoy ret r _TO H.LJ RO.N-E-R-U-C
..h. do
E.ome,gn1ua',;;t fz:' RuL
.�1eT�;17�r7U�.: r7C l
5s
.W.. .
' I cy,
serouoperat on • for -stomach annualfall .fair, and one of-the
.yyoel eviou . h went�a -vrl__
.th,,���-observ�t-s--.0th
ulcers. Joe stood the ` trip : wen, attrdetions'•' will' bQ a tug ' e f War'
and ras:scarceiy home. befbre'he This contest, which was revived
took',
:a stroll around last ' ea ::.a'
the block �' t, nd won by Aslfi,eld'
Since then he :has been out ev Townsh _>., sta war'
e Y p 1 ts, • .h0s. been
day.,, ' •- . •. thr iawif 'open. to any 'tearri in the
'•1pr ovincial ridin'g.. of.Hu.ron'-Bruce."
This i
only fitting
as 'the 'contest
is,,for
'the::. John'. Hanna trophy.
Of courses there wil] be other
worthwhile'prizes, • -
The Society' is ' en a �
ing t
g g. g he.
Seaforth Highland Brass Ban. d, "as
well as '• the local High• School
Band to . provide rri_usic ,for... the.
da ' 'and _a'_ _ entertain-
ment
.program of 'entertain-.
rnent 'will• be arranged in keeping
with this 'jubilee anniversary... •.
It is intended to revise the
class,.for carriage'.and light horses,
as well .as:�•other, departments •of
the prize: list which will shortly'
heready -"for ;printing
MOVE FROM: ASHFIELD•-
Mr, • and• Mrs.' Earl:'Sherwood
and little daughter of:.Concession
1'0, Ashfield, have., moved to. their
new home',, 'about ''a'.mile:and a
half east, of Carlow This was'for=
merly, . the' .Cantwell :,farm,, .'which
Earl -has .purchased: Mr•: and Mrs,'
Les '.Ritchie are moving ;to the
he .
S rwood :f
arm:.
H.SC..;. DONATIONS
ECEIVED. HERE
• At,, : the ; suggestion of a couple
of. local residents, The . Sentinel
CLINI.O 'AUGUST. lst
:has-; fall ...con . next
g. ly sented to acePi'
..p
a� The next blood.donor. ' i
donatons•'to': aide: in constru ti clinic in
c ng Ltic know •.will : ' •
be ,held on Wed
a• new Hospitkl for Sick Children ,,
„• •� � � ,, , . nesda-g ;•-Aeigust ist.
00
A ' M`cEdw'ard • & Son; of Freel-;
ton were.the most extensive -buy
ers, .purchasing ,four. head ' for- a
total'ef $910. 'The purchaser:•from
--thefarthest . distance 'was' Delmer,
Kearney ;o"f . Ridgetown :w h:o
bought two cows for, $560. The
general average.:,for the :entire:
offering .
was
0
1
$. I
IS ' PRESIDING - AT
SOUTHAMPTON :CONVENTION
�'I
H
d
cri cal_ -1 zll fQr a� week
Formerly . Isabella MacLeod, she•
�waS' 84 'years of age, ' g. , an' c�w as,.
a lifelon'
....:.gresi ent" o
this cOin-,'
rnunity. For ,-a • n b
e, of:
l y.eax4.
she had lived in• the village: •
g with
her son .Dan
I` •-The.. ,'tine'
f ral• service Was held �u i '•
)The. �'. ship cq,, nc Is arse elected.. The by
in South Kinloss• Church on. Wed- law is enacted under- authority
:nesday. • afternoon o ols
Withy 'interment: conferred .by {the ;Public •Schools ° .. .
in South Kinloss. Cemetery:: Act. •
The new area ` .. includes the en,
four' Corner V. Club tire township and embodies •','15
. The Four .Corner 'Victory. . school '.sections, . exclusive of the
.. . ry Club.. . exclusive.
met °at Mrs. Lloyd liunteis • horneSeparate schoolIri -T ownsh s- -
• .. .. ,
where : there -
. are: •two nor' . �.. r
rape
separate schools these may,forin
their own. school area.'
The School Sections .included in
the -Ashfield Area are .Nos.1,
F6.7. •.9, 10, 1215, 16, 17 ILS,S; 4'
Ashfield 'and Huron; U.S.S. 8 Asti-',.
- field --and West Wawanosh, TJ.S.S. .
11 .Ashfield and Colborne; , and
U.r.S S 13•x
• The Matter of cementing th.e Ashfield' aiid;es�. c War
wanosh.In the_
....... _ .case of .Union.
p'
4ncrl
for ;the. June quilting.Two quiffs
were made. ' for::Red Cross. Cross. Mrs.•.
Kenneth Cameron is giving her.,
home for. the July,3rd meeting,'.
DEFER ..P.LAN; TC
ENT AREN4
•
,
•
il'oor of the Arena which ;' The ; , . _ ,
School Sections their." inclusion 'is'
!Clansmen Club', has had under
subject : to thea 'consent.• of the
consideration has.,.been deferred
for a wear , t -least.- ' r. Council. of the .Municipality 'in
a This Wislon- . .
u,:fa u,tlat'--- - --._ '. _.:., ... c-z-�^,rz �QiTc
b °�' o reaCnea at= -a eetin on:' - r of s , a` Li
g FriT' •
. . is located....2, 1-a>
$6,000;000'';s ,required 'to ;replace .•. ;::... -day-even2n ..,wh
g, err it; was agreed
the present but din `s w . i The ;trustee' b
hrch are::BANK that: t 1 .pro`ect..was pin
' 7 .. g , g to ke. ,
board to be 'elect= :"
inadequate and 'Obsolete. ,, .
... :,.. too .costly, .:., .. , ,.
is
e forschool area will • be`� •
known as.: THe, Board, of Trustees..';
There'is,:a constant waiting list TO• BE .'SATU'RDAY :Consideration waSat first given, • 'I -
g of the ::To ,nshi -n Sch ter D ea
:of , approxirtiately.; 200 children putting :. an a surface w.th'P
Commencin 'Saturd ..,s ;. ° a+ Ashfield".. On :.and' .. t'.
who -have to waif -their turn = for g .. aY, July 14,; special finish auitabl fafter Decem
e. or roller';.
the ;Lucknow Branch.'ofinclud d 1945 the a sh
admission.` It is this �in'ade. the Bank skating,' :Thi , sections;.
quay, •. �. .. • . • g . , idea was more or ,°�
of.. Montreal • will observeincluded in' the area' shall e
that. make•s .the construction of a' . the less abandoned;', however ..i -n • re- e
p , " ase•,..:.;-:
Weekly half:, holiday on' Saturda. feren�": to exist as individual' gchoolsec-,
new:
ho"
, s til i
m era ' Y ce f
tine or a
p p =-= •� _.,: -. <; less .,costly job that ,..
o :afternoon, instead. of Thur ' . _ r e-'school`boards.h
tions_.and ,th.
Your donations to .this worth .slay, .. would provide a satisfactory sur:- an
Y. ..This is'w
r •
With a vrew.,to face fo in
h au ' , .' .. ' '. 14. uniformity :. .. change, for. linea Atenni g : jurisdiction in such sections' ,�',
c se, . whether laiige. or, �srna1 .other r . <• , sand bad:.:
,, uniformity.as�thexe are no.:�,. 'shall ssolved:
will be most w:elcome. • Receipts'' `•
menton 11' •be di . ..,.,
The School Area, :. Board d vhiciz
will :,tie. Issued" f 11' donations. .� Cost of this �sur.$ace : •
etiv in 'the" rowince w i .
. . ' .:: P h ch .do reinfor i .: ., ' will. be nominated and: elected at
HOLIDAY
banks in :the 'district and ver
N ora ovations f includi-ng
e
chars e•
g __.tak�.s_ _lace__ d• , .• . '
A. . _ .td..not ,.take into- o consideration'
dera'tion'
., . '.. .. :.: y,.,: : .. .• :" - '. i .... rs will drainage, •wor
k whi
h
m ht
o
utha
mpton :of 'superinten-' A campaign is,•currently beinb appdirrt a secretary -treasurer, in
left .at•this:office, and they will; +c ng material, vias expect- >.
not close on Saturda aft the regular' •munic•' al `'nomina-
Y noon.' 'ed to �
Reeve' '.also • be • acknowled e l run to about $2 500 This
J...W. Jo' n g d th. ou h ( ,
- y t of town. �s � tions and elections .will be-:.com.-.
prised' 'of .Five member
s who .will
• attendin �.'.• Thee: $enti el
g a .three=day convention n -
in two weeks business lou llis ;rrii
be f
ro
m
1
0a'-'
.. 3 .m. each' ch.
.ne
p cessar• •
.A
ar
. •., tial
9• � Y surfs �"�
in �•
c �o
a a
ppea o• e•
u . an as a conseciuence -the
,`dents of Homes fort e: conducted :int e
h Aged -;arid h ,local_sehool�ort . da with the. ex
addrtion- to:_the-, cleated -,me •`hers:
m
dr
not
d a
ear
t
--Whited. pp 1 t
th
Wel
lov aid in er thin w
100' ok".
delegates r Make. your don :Saturday On Saturday the bank C1 b d :For the first .term the three 'rrlem
n
are registered .from' all of t' . " anon to..the. children's ho' it E�-
sp a1 will `QpPn' at
3Oa:m an -
? ri s m �i. cln�e whole-ma-tt-er-
-�'rthe�r�v-ince: ,.: • was�li-e-l-ve-thy .� .
to a '! serve`for-two, -
�, _ , Years --and the=otFaer
at 12=noon..-:
hers ,with' the h;guest •' vote: will
Tins i
5 to ;time being' at •least . ... . .. ...
e Yrt st time .this an- r two :members for one year 'There
1
�,nual
after members rally has bee
n held in Bruce •� , ,
• will be elected
for
two -ver terms w
i
th re
tiri
ng
f
n Ger
rn
County, plans for which were
rzm;.
Count
y House Of Refuge' Coin- ' , ' .: ,, ;
A. few , ... .. . , :. ' ,:,
vent
e .'. ,•, evenings ago we. listened
� - '•''' -.:ed'mileage ; or eight meetings�-
airman of the ,,cornrni P•F'•M', give an impressive thumb
Inspector .Is
t t .. . and sent h c p Valuator
'tee, nail sketch
gat the sessions. ,. of the •twenty: grim The •IVIiiister;of,Educat`
... ion •has
an
Under : the direction of the Bruce ,. ` / / F , members eligible for: 're-.ele e
• � ection.
Members Of' the, 'BOarcl arialloW"
mitfee.'
an
d.
t
h
e
kee er. ,of'
p th
vicious • mood , and Alex• was:
thankful '
when e a � `L
. h 'Luftwaffe .of-'
fiver took charge of him n.
him to Berlin
From e,r in . e was sent to
an interrogation-camp
at Frank-
'fort Here; he _spent/ days. in -sol=
i a y confinement on 'a daily :diet'.
they , 'went to,',a ;regular P:O.W:
spenttree' :days and:::'re .eived
;Red Cross pare_ i _ arid. ` other t=,
'ten don':that snapped: them port o =
their recent going •over�alteir
rogation centre:,.But -• these flux:
• ' e e
y
,:were.
herded; ' '
d d .into cattle`. cars 50
Without ` a r ine ac�
' comodation , in which they' Spent
: `ti . . wo nig '. S :tinder
e, ar tiving, a ' .,' a a •:
e ex spent.is entire
period . of • confinement.
This .Camp was ,'in' Saxony' tri
Eastern: Germany, near uhlberg,
house,'. ,R.;"1.; Wile . Mr WO, Alex G... MacKenzie ear.
w
rap at Frankfort where the
h•
o Y
i�
s� �ch l
i•.
a een
• months-, vuhi 'h hes ent: a"s a' '" rrs-' B I' badvised i.. � ,spent. p, he ,, ..of the � ;thshfield . •
••Hockey Star:Here
ere
Last WednesdayBob Davidson;
veteran. hockey � .s• r
Y to of:�t
Leafs„.
� he . Tor
onto Maple. Leafs,; was' in : tow
lie is'travellin ' . n
g for St. Lawrence
Starch Coin
pang' -.and -was -on -•his;
- first ' tri th
A roti �� ,'
.. gh this' 'di:stri:Ft: '
- gob has been; with.
- th the.Leafs for
eleven seasons..ail; his pro career,
and has', been one of their Most..
consistent .and
effective:, perform-'
ers,. He , '
-..ever acid
doesn't get the publicity
he,'?often deserves ` .in' •
With. some '.' 'Contrast
to of his - more prolific
,-amniates, .,.
RECEIVE_.F'TRUCK,-
The,
IRE... T .-
RUCK,
The , �Lucknow Fire. : C '.
.receivedC.ompan �<.
delive e
. truck!' he fi�`w fire
Y last week, and on Friday
evening held a 'meeting
b]arii : for. " • g to discuss
for ,this egUiping' , the vehicle'
purpose, The, matter
left ' " , tter was
Vin the, hands
coni � of • a committee'
posed :of .,Austin
Harry Nixon Solomon,
Har aria P. T. ,Douglas
, were:to. confer with To
Foreman, Alex Town
Havens:.
. A .sign 1
s � •
been ,
>!ire. Hall. g posted on the d..
,door fo
tbnee to. rbidding admit- Pa
Will be' liable .all, and trespassers CO
e to prosecution.
School Area.: by-law • and has
;oner'of :war; in•S-ta]ag 4B �inGer-
man•' orated Mr
Y P J. H,:;'Kinkead, :Public
Void t r f' School Inspector
oid .of . all Melodrama, one uries were +short ',lived.. Th p of G,oderich; as'
} _ of a and -a,; crust ,cf, -*official- referee; to value, adjust'•
could sense that -be , end the rear a:1:::'int- of ,rsoup-
rative were• hardshi s and b ,utal- . bread, ,with a: • board 'bed''in' his 'men to:a car, ith .and •: determine in 'an ..equitable
p 'i ./crinin -infested' ' 11 t I' t manner, 'all-,rightss
hies., that:�, 'Were .being skipped• 'CO.t The • idea: , .. ,and clairitis'-of
was -to br _ the:. different:- school sections en
,_ 't e' ..woul' t _.. tering' the.'Tow
were seemingly endless' days that h . Y d talk, but they, were guard befor r t St 1rishrp ,School- Area'•
those WHO instructed to divulge' only' Mr. Kinkead is req wired
r
413;. where AI h' q to make
who experienced them de . g Y i his report .to the,
sire to' relegate in so. far as poss riatne, rank• and number notwithDepartment
stand:in threatswithin.. three months .
able to memory s -•dim past. g of being shot. onths ,from the
From ��e interrogation -centre':
of. o rations aceto al._ .o fift .. • ._. about 5d,. mile from,Lei: ' The M. • 1
_..:. . 11..e ate .._,...._ _ t __...___Y b013: -:. , s _Az:,Mrs.
fli' ht ' was reap: 1i b nee ssax or
s, an was , ue for rest..
an army carrip and had
`thatitvi e y
leave `to: Canada. He was stickingCOMING .'EVENTS'not soiree of the conveniences township councils of Huron', -Col:"
• t s th,t
orne and' West• . Wawanosh .' to' : , .
with_ the • crew, of ;which he wad._ _ __ •_ . •._DANCING .:_ .. • _ _..:: • mist Luftwaffe carnpsy:_ had. ; The
FRIDAY. p p
the •.'navigator, for a coupl"e Under'Clansrrren' sus ices therecamp's total' population was about ass resolutions. ermittng their
pall. 25,000"..In' otli 1r compounds were portions of the 'union school' sec
more .-operations, but they. were, will be a. dance in the Town Ha13, ie . ,
r Russians, .:Poles,' French' .and vari-. tions ; to be' included inthe Ash-
shot down the first .night out, on Lueknow on Fii•dav, June. 29th
Alec's '51st `operation ',.`.,~ pus European • nationalities. The•
field -Area••
.to music by Carruthers Orchestra. �,1.
Russian: •,and Polish prisoners who'
. Their objective� that.•ni�ght, Aug- 'Admission 50c; It `is ;expected that .: .
tlst 31st,. 1943, was..Berlin hut be- did.•-not,come•under theacare.of
,. , . ,weekly �F'riday night dances' win. . • .
(tire _�r_ _...._.._ -.011
.:._, ,. µ•a ... �.. • the._R.ed ..Cross. -literally "die ...._'like
PliSr.:_g`ot in on tiNe _ target i Y , ,.d,.
be held here. to music b . iii
flies"
'. Alex .said. _ _ _
night titer =and- flak•'- got them_• :. ............_ ,. , . _ d
passing. of F t} p," g the b' .-law.`
'Alex completed. �tour�' y
. nis er
�-- -`i so - oixi
is -out
g s, band:
g•
Of" the, crew of seven, four were
popular:. o ua��
killed. "Alex and'two• others bail
ed ' out Alex . received superficial
wounds 'on the hip ,and heeil,.btit
which did,rrot prevent him'. (ram
trying to evade capture: He carne
down in. a wood on the outskirts
Of .B Berlin 'and* ' and' id out for `two
e
;ANNIVERSARY. ,SERVICES ..
AAt: St, Peter's Anglican Church;
Sunday ne .t, 'July ,1st," �I'he Cele-
brant at 'Holy Cornintinion.in the
meriting. and the, 'i•eaclher at
g� p
Evensong will ,be Rev, . Geoige�
Fenning 'Of London.
da hoping to be able to: hop a On July 8th at 3 p,m.:I s Grace
ris, found ,train. He' was 'dis The Archbishop of 'Huron .will
vered and.. captured by civilians administer the Rite of Confirnta-
a''nearby ,'village, ^wha• were in tion in St. Peter's.: Church
Praiseis• Red Cross
In this. Camp :
p there were . up-
wards' to °2-,500 'English, Canadian
and Empire airmen:, Repeatedly
in his conversation Alexx praised'
the Red, Cross. It was, his sincere
belief; and, - which 'he said most
:any prisoner of war' would verify,.
that had it not been for ;the Red
Cross, fevV;, if any, could have' tir-
vived for longon -thee prison . eir pris
(Continued on Page Seven)
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CHURCHE
S TO'HO%D JOINT
SUMMER SERVICES
• As hasp . bee'n •eustor
ary. A the
congregations`of'•he Presbyterian
and United Churcheswill hold
joint' services during the summer
months. During Jul Rev. " J
.Y, W.
Stewart will conduct s
, ervices"'�Tn••
-the Presbyterian Church, and in•
August , Rev, C. H. MacDonald'
will preach in the United Church. ! .
Sunday school' 'will be held
• a':at'
ten o'clock in' each church as
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