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THURSDAY, OILY 4th, 1945•
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
isM L11;14104 Ontario.
1873— PublishedEach Thursday Morning •
Sugseri on Rate ,- $2.00 A Year in Advance --,
Member •of The C,W.N.A.
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L; C: Thompson ipubhsher and Proprietor
THURSDAT,. ` JULY 4th., 1945
WlY 'Or- S'1 ertalr -.., �. NGEN'trf .
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''Saturda the Navy' League ,: • Twenty.' three ;million tennis.
On y 'v3'
I•
' 'Canada will: hold its annual, tag balls -the entire wartime 'output.
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da 'in Lucknow. There are few, , of. the United Kingdom were
Y. •
, , p ustry ., in' :a
of any, who. are not aware of; and used' by, British industry
German
interested -�in, the :work of . the brilliant, plan to defeat ... ,
. Navy,League, yet many overlook j : magnetic mines:: Early in, the war
that 'to exerts :were : asked` 'Ito. solve : a
the very important :fact� p . , "
carry on its work, this Organiza-
tion is dependent en the .nickles,'
.dimes, quarters, and dollars -of
generous Canadians,
The Navy League , operates
twenty-three hostels.' and recrea-
tion ' centres at .Canadian `coastal
ports,' where,. in'the last three
: years naval and merchant"sea-
men ,of forty-three Allied'. nations
made. nearly and a; half +mil
Y_eight.
v'isits.' 'r.
lion .
These, are the men who guard-
ed the vital allied supply'lines,
and who at these hostels received.
comforts' and; attention that help -
ed"to relieve.' the strain .and ten-'
a -
n tee c
Jong vigil ilio
their to � h
s of g
xn. .._ g _.f
erous " waters.
To these; men the Navy League 1I
tries- 'to give some of< the ` comforts
of iiime -- Wdollens=magazines;•
'-games; 'ditty bags -and--many such:
things. that _tend to make the long
'days at sea just- a bit easier.
Another responsibility of the
Navy League is.:their •,youth train-
ing
gu
ing ,moveinent, ' the Royal Can-
adian, Sea Cadets, by which
thousands of:teen-age ;boys are
annually ..taught the principles of
good seamanship; of- r 1iscipline-
.and sel# :reliance •
- :V -E. Day -has. brought no relaxa-
tion - in' •the work of the' Navy
Leage: While u ' activity ' in': supply
'ing : the war's demands has, swung
to the -Pacific, hundreds of thous
ands of . seamen are Still needed.
to transport' millions of: tons ., Of
e
food and. supplie-s'�;t�dtitute
s
Europe.,
en seas that the -Navy
the sev Y
League asks -your-help--Men who
have, and are helping,. to, 'keep
our shores. free.
On Saturdaygreet the taggers `
• ' oiirteousl y and as liberall ' ..as
you. can.:, .
major problem which was threat-
ening the success. of Britain's new.
mine -sweeping _technique. ' Th`is
technique • involved. the use , of..
mine -sweepers' which towed be-
hind them each about 500` yards
of. electric `cable. ' Powerful eii"c=
tric current generated inside/the
ships was to be' .passed 'through
.'
the cables into , the. sea, . and • thus
explode all.mines- in the area by.
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vl.,i.°triL' �.15a�'.aaaa6c.;.,r�+ta'� -Jt..
cables had to • :be made. to float,.
This was' ' the:, stumbling block
which the scientists • had to over-
come.. They . soon hit .. upon t'a
simple. solu`tionTi it -was -to: car.
the electric wires on a' cab
le made
of , tennis balls, pressed and pack-
ed . tightly, ' ' one 'after the ' other.
to'''form ' one '' long' self -buoyant
-cable The plan w..as� entirely sac
_.cessful :Sine' then United- King-
dom rnanufacturers have used `a'
total of.23 million. tennis':balls :to
make chundreds ,of buoyant. sets,
involving:_ over. , one imillion�'yards
of
cable.
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{`Only'what'we' da ;Makes What
we 'say believable
ZION"`
Messr§, 'van . Conley of.:Lange
Lang -
side and eraser Purves Of Kin,-
loss; -assisted' by' Peter, Cook,
Henry and Lane , Gardner built
Sixt ` Years ` go.
the cement.foundation cif Gordon .. Y
Kirkland's straw shed last :week,, Re forestation was. urged" sixty
Mr.and Mrs. '.George Hunter
years sago as, this. paragraph in-
were visitors with Mr and Mrd. dicates; `fAll are agreed that our
Jack= Bradley of LaurierLSizn•.'arms•-are--beco g.::tm'ougb con-
Rrnc�oii. • '-i
•tinual eleu�r irg .of w}.iat ren ain§" of
.: 1 ,- = de t-4_T't .y_
s C& 1, . -do=er~_... nt. -- ... u:.�id atl
, - - _ _ h..' :Shelter greatly to the, rn;.jury,of
week -end an .Toronto with , ,er • of 1Vlary cane �Johnato�1, beloued- �;
' ' various ,cro s and of the'general
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sister, Kathleen, � ' : �:. - soil". h"e 'Plant- wife of 'E. L.:. Johnston, . "r.} Ycr �,`
• fertility .of the so T . P . .
Rev Woolley, who was' recent ., was.. ur ed:: to 42nd .year,
m of evergreens ; g . ,
" as. astor of the 'Ash-: ; g `- fM ..R '. a hers :came to'tow
ly inductedp the situation, r Gh n
: ...• •,.• . •. .remedy .:.. .
town
a ears as head, salesman'
field` rviced ere Stnda rciated, at Juvenile delinquency ` pp in Geo: Keri`''s
t'he.services'here Sunda .a•,.T.-,.13e., '• t -'alone a resent, day dr. odds: store. '
?' .to . be not : .. , Present. , yg ,; -
fore `an ap reciative congregation,
P problem, Under the caption; "The
Y t t ", ='the' 'failo:win' u. u
Mr., and Mrs; Ernest Gardner; Duty'. of .Mothers• ,, , g `• '
Mr, and „Mrs. Cecil Gardner visit- item, appeared: No ` matter 'how
ed: with: Mr. and Mrs: Jas. Craig • poor the girl, is the moral atmos -
on Sunda' 'afternoon." phere about:her may ;be as pure
y las if- .she were reared ;in •a palace,
•
Mr. Harold Gardner was home roi' ed her mother wills it. She
from Hamilton for the week -end: d
may not be able to.. give her 'dau-
Visitors, with Mr. ' Will. Ritchie ,ghter money or even ' an edl,ica'•
tion but she can give her a high
on � Sunda •were. ; Mr.' and Mrs. , ., .
o • s sense .of honor,:To.'do it;' she ;will:
George Coleman, lair. and Mrs. her` loose on :the streets
Ross. Chapman man and •family of Sea- not turn
p ` � to carry on flirtations with. mar
M' F J' P
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BACKWARDS,:
THE t SENTINEL. FILES,
THROUGH
from Whitby college 'where she'
Won first prize in 'Writing anIt
second in -elocution.: - ----
Lindsay, T. Lawrence' headed
the class;at the Ontario College of
•Phaxiriao examinations at Toi..;
'uritis ..�
forth, :Miss: Princes Jean. 'aper.-
ried men or°send her unpirotected
� . i, of ,,,,..i: ,�.� ; •gib. . ':.�. _u . _, , .. .,
tlaZ;n Zia _viouc rim aa. ;: r.. : o ' .
° to balls �ivliile she -remains- • at
vi'as' ' satisfied that the , "you ng
Mrs, Will �R"tchie was taken to, s
London: on Friday and underwent folks should have their. fun". This.
is; : plain talk, but mothers Who.
a •':;major� operation,' on.., Saturdayt . that it is
' i o'far has been will read is know atrue,
a.m., Her' condition and : knovi�,: too, low -much• -they-
quite favorable. Her: many', friends hat ."it is true.:
blame t
are to
hope 'for a complete and _ speedy _Tobacco _oultice , wa_sr _claimed:
recovery,' as a:marvellous'•.cancer cure.
un 's: house� oh the
of Duri an- Mr;eJohn Young's
Mr � sand Mrs..Bere .. g
non were Sunday.visitors'' with
-1VIr.-and�.7Virs., N�"�O _ Hpnter ° - =�..--
Mr. Bale' Stothers.of London
Bailey
and ' Mrs. Henry Horton of ' Maf-
a ry
eking ' spent • _- o�nday with Mrs.
Susan Andrew and Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon. Kirkland.`' `
Gordon
Congratulations are extended
to Misses Jean Ritchie and
Yvonne SMa offin on 'the success-
o g
9'
I.
o
od enough h to
A. mar
who is g
Man,
g
shed ' his -blood for his countrY
is
• good enough. tO. be given a square
deal afterward. ore than that no
man it entitled ttedto,and. less
an
`"have.-Theo-
'-'--dote-
ave:=Theo-. hat n�o� man•shall
4 do`re Roosevelt ire a •'speech :: at
S ringfield Ill. July 4, .1903..
...-kM•z'1'.
•:On July 1st the-.: Dominion- of
Canada``: observed' its, 78th :anni-
versary since,,` Confederation. • in
• this. short. span of years, Canada
• . has ou•,tg rode the colonial state
is ;ands
has -earned .the "right •of,re-
g
co nitionr s nation
:ante iri" rn't rnationaFaffairs
there were -14;125 Inv 1943; ,135
from cancer in Canada.'' That is.
Can-
adian.
month and the'
about 1,200 a ,
a'dian..Societ Society for for the'Control of.
Y
Cancer believes that, one-half that
numbercould havee
been, saved
had, early sigiis•beoat reconiae
.
e
atme t iven
and- � roper tr r� g
"'P
I" "LX
- ... ho: ahold -that
There. ar those w
the • results - in "the Ontario and
Dominion election have sounded
the death knell of the' C.C.F. With.
this .weY can't altogether agree.
. True, 'as- a potent.. political' party
so far srumer caatrength
`
in
y Pariiament this_
_
Townsfolk often think that-. the
duriri
noise. is •-.bad here , . g dances
and' artici larly then- they re
P.
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breakin ru r but we: don't appear'
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to be able to ` hold.; a 'candle , to
Teeswater noise makers The
News. compjl Iains that in the Cul-
ross-Village
ul
-Toss V
,, .
iliag' e• .noise �•and�-rowdy
ism
is getting ettin • worse after each dance.
One of • the popular!., habits is `:to
toll tke.:town bell anywhere .from
- ani.:a•Edi
'midnight to three ',-'.nd
for Wor'rall:th inks. its 'time. to call
in
outside helpto assist in "clean.
"ing up the disgusting: mess". May-
be a word to, the wise will be suf-
ficient
ufficient but there -are; always those
:who `wo 't take_ a tip and must
bemadean example of..And •:then
they'll squak to . high heaven.
"'"wziuld' aPPearto ;be "the- ease:- The
CC,F. has suffered two stiff;body,
bloWs' but if the "old?!,parties
take it 'for granted. `°he's down•
g
for the count, they °rnay -discover,.
'they're not vigilant, that 'this
socialistic opponent is a pretty
tough guy to dawn, who -might
be ,' able to. come up' 'fightuig
stronger'than ever, What type of
• government we get during the'
. • next term or two *illdecide this..
fuI completion -.of �:__their_-_:_High. •
School •,,entrance;; studies for `tile
i rates
Year,. � obtaining ;their, cer. of c ..t
on their :year's work
:(Intended. for, last week)
Mrs : Mar '' ;`MacAuley': of Tor-
Mary
onto has;s ent`'the past week with
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her daughter; Mrs.; Z!',rank :Ritchie,
who -is 'recoverin from pneu Drerny, `decided •to take: the lice
..
.,. • ,.:make S.R...9.:.7friodr:,
ste s : to m
r
p
m
i i0, :Con. 3 aid , 4 '. passable
�M�and�Mrs ...:Ed:.Ahzens, -the.. , r
i e >rtinied
'ant �� ass d ca
Mrs: Aherns Ed Mearns -Accra s, p
former s rnother.lVk ,
and Dick of ',Indianapolis visited
witli Zion, friends, on Friday af-
ternoon.
Mr :• and "Mrs. Joe Freeman. , and
,
..M.,
anvil sent -Sunday, an.. at the
f ypp.
home. 0! Mr. and:'Mrs': Will" Gard'--.
ner•
• We 'are' ` pleased to, report a
sale ,his 100 -acre farm,'on, C n,' $
`slight improvemezit' in the •condi-`i Kinloss 21�Z�.miles:from Hol rood:
o ]5•
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•' i 'hie wh.
• Mrs. `Ed ar tc
tion of g R
• • M:' McKenzie of Lochalsh =PostN
still in G.oderich: hospital.'
Office, was advertisin ' that a cow
had strayed to.:Lot• 32,, Con. '1,1
Huron Townshi ': and :that `"the
owner is requested to probe •prop_
'erty, • pay expenses' and take her
al/gay,
boundary `between Kinloss and
Messrs, G. W. Berry ands• Geo.
1VIcHardy started. on a strip to the
Forty -Years Ago W'
Mr. Glass was appointed choir
leader and organist of Lucknow'`
Presbyterian : Church,
Prank Cain's mare, Debbie C;,
took ' ',third money at, . Stratford
races She' wash then' taken •to
Michigan.' ;and entered': in .the .'.
rand circuit.'.;
g
The. large' grain elevat'dr at
.; „ •.
d oo:_ ':
0 r
.. wo
t '
�d r _ a _ h ..
� . h n__ _
� ,.._ of
Q
wheat was destroyed by. fire; .
Mr. ` J G, ' Anderson returned
from :a. trip to ` the Northwest,
where he inspected his ranchnear
'1Vi`edicine',Hat. on. which''he had;
sheep and 1' s
nearly l 2000 lamb
S.
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—Edward Plougl man- --'died in=
West' Wawanosh'Township in. his6
59th 'year
.protesting the move to `increase
the sessional ndemnity:'of mem-
North-West. t I bers of : the House of Commons;
e- 'fr m ' $ 1500 to 2500.
The `LochalsYa correspondent re- 'froin $ .
A nevi's Shoe. Store was
ports .that;Dominion Day passed J. B. g
off very quietly :with most of the, offering:women's button shoes "at
below
at, Pine and be o c_
;youngeo le, • 'picnicking
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River or Nintail. While''rreturning Lucknow- had two barristers–•,.
1' o _ n office 'u stairs
from : `Ki,z�ta%1 � Mr, ...Rod McLennan P. A. •=Ma comso ,_. c p •
_misfortune -to lose. his: in 'the'`Allin; Black; •and' H. Mor
had_ ane .
Mor -
pocketbook, rook ,tiontainn 22.00. 'iiiso office.` over `;Watson's Bar.;:
Mrs.' Mary E.- Brown' died''sud ber Shop
. the 'Lucknow Pub
-
kilter
in. Toronto., She was a dauTeachers`of
t lker, in
ool' .were -J. S a r
liter of Ben irnin Belcher, .Pala ` lic:;Sch . , , , , p
g-:
Ja,
ci al`: E. Bur' ess. and
mount: blacksmith:'. p.. Barbour, 5.,, g�,
Firstro
m u,
� Archibald. :
,Ashfield ,Council;!: on' petition H.'�C:� Arc a do p p
-t a her--1merc
'7t ils -under the lattert ac
Pup -
from _Messrs: Chaff, �Diaher''and , ,
a �. 'fallaWs: V Sturdy; -�`A.:--darner-•
s 3�>
o .Reid 1a. ' th
l?: lr v
rn
L.° M. H'ara . L ,N:-::iari..,,t, AA new,
g
J`-•,Mciedd=�l�x-atrzi T A�i� '•
chison ' T. McNall
.Murdoch,' F. Web-.
Murdoch, I. Treleaven, , b
ster, J. Spence, °A; Jewitt, D.
Cook ' H.: Alton ' W..:"Kirkpatrick,
M. Seers C.° Burgess; W: 'Mc=
P , g ,.
:Donald, A: ' MacDOu all, : J: Mc-.
� . Ged ,
Devitt,. H.Webster, E. des,
that :a .good deal of wort be-
ingwas `
done. on 'Townshi oads,�.`O. e'
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such item read "John Webster,
50' loads ravel on Con. '12, .$3.50
Jail es..Miller of IHolyrood Post
•
Office ' ;had 50 coloriies ` of pure
Italian • bees, (or - sale •
James -Agnew was offering
for
Donations oto the. building' fund
of a 'w
:ne Hospital for Sick Child-
. p
•ren • in: ,:T , 3r
ororito ,vita --be
.:left -at
this -office 'Obsolete arid inade-
quate uate facilities make the erection
of ,
:,. a -new; building. uildin-erative.of g... imperative_ ._..
the ' k'iddies of ' the province, and
elsewhere, , are to get: the care
and .treatment that!, this 'hospital
'has long ,
been noted for.; The re
cord of service of the; Hospital
spe ks or -i tself.
.-During
'the
past
, .,..,,
nore•:than: a _quarter. of
75 years m
sick and _cri, led chi-
'•a•�million c pP
ren have 'been' cared .for in 'the
of ' the hos .ital •and more
wards • , _ , . •
.p
than :'22A million ! examinations
and treatments 'have been . given
in its out-patient department.' But'
present. accomodatianis far from.
ample -the only ;answer;is'a new.
and` moderns building. ' Donations
that ,are pouring in from', all over.
the 'country will make this a
reality,
•V e
Rations For American. Visitors
American- visitors-_• to Canada.
who are staying in .the country.:
five days" br longer may secure
-ration' Cards :for--their-ternParary.
'stayY at local 'ration _beards or: at,
crossing points at Windsor or Sar -'
nia,raccording to the; ration divis-
ion of the regional office 'of the
W.P.T.B.`
�Arner-i
ans-w
;
ouldybe a
dvis d to
LL -have, their draft cards.in..case;-,of.
social securit or voter s
men, or.soc security.
card in case of., Women ,;for pies-;
entation when getting their; r ton
cards. `These cards are :only nec
essary,,, when, Americans are Stay-
ing with relatives or friends' or
doing' their", own, housekeeping.
Ration _cards are;.'not� necessary:
when Americans plan -on Stayirig
at hotels or eating in restaurant's:
J W. McKIBBON, well known
Wingham.:druggist• died on .Fri-'
,day in his ;06th. .year,
A Magazine Bargain '
Maclean's Magazine' is offering
a two-year, ; ,special suhscription
price ":'of $1.98 during the month
of July only. Orders taken. at The
Sentinel Office. ,
John ;Boyd:was ,advertising art-
ificial' lirnbs for sale, having had
20 years' experience during ,which
ti'rrie he had sold over 150.:
R. J Mc'Mathlacksmi h''
b t , and
iri e,--„ a r=1 •haver -i d=-
ca a m ke t se ti
,. a --ad.`oi in .Per �- -.
-stand-s u n g cy s .Hate1;
Stauffer St. ' Lucknow .•
1Vlr. Brower Mallou h .opened a
g.
new' rocer' 'store• in ,the buildin
g .Y building
next to Lawrence's tin 'shop.
Jahn Gaunt of. Wet Wawanosh
had'" fall' -wheat •'standing 6 -•'feet
2 inches
Huron, Trine'River, V1illarton,
-Bervie-..and.Holyrood-cheese fact
.y
orieswere repr'eserited at the Lis -
;Quid ,' Cheese Market,. . • offering
1350 boxs' of 'colored cheese, June.
'Make, at, 51/2'toy7 .ceiits-a pound;
:but sales .were few.,
Rev. Mr. Moss,: new :Methodist
Minister 'on,.the Ashfield
s 1 . „Circuit,
'delivered .a special, sermon to
members of the Orange Society,
'in Mr, John Gardner's .Grove; '
Miss' Jean' Mt1rray 'returned
AU
o.wey,' M: Jokin
stone, A . 'Naylor:
Twent
Presentation Was. eld in Ash= •
field for Mr. and', Mfg. 'John :Neil
MacKenzie and ' 'Miss Mary' H.
MacKeniie; prior :to' movi`rig' to.
Ripley. I
The death of Mrs. Henry_.t%ooke
oc,'urred safer a'lon . illnes ;that
s
confined her to bed for 21/2 years,:..
e `'R
A. Callan :terminated .Go
his p .' astorate at South Kinlos
Church and was"pre• ented with a
rs
urse o f
mon e
--= _ -=-•-�=^T�•��__-
St Te Lc Sc
Wo
k'u
K. 'MacDenald,''W. F. Thpro pson,,
Mrs.She riff• •,I. M
urdie. '
r ,
Rev, 'C.. 'Heber' Dickinsorr con-
ducted lintroductory:.services on
'the •Ashfield Circuit.
Teachers in 'district. schools .in
eluded tile "following'L:. Finlay-
son; ....,U:......_.._ 'No. lJ._A_ shfie...'id; E
lsie
Shelton, SS.o..10Cu.lross, gar=
•
lion ` od ins U.•S.S . 'Nor 'J 3..ASh-
field•, Grace F. lL;ocklj t SS: No
12, ,West•, Wawanosh'; ,Margaret
Asiifield`M.
" McLeod,' S.S, No. 10 . �
S. Lang, 'S.S, -No,' 7 Ashfield,
South" Bruce Breeders' Associa-:
dozY presented res@nted Mr. john PurY S`
with •a gold headed cane.
enderson and Fisher.annc•'
H oun
ed the n. of, a lumber yard
,openig '
and planing mill north of ',silver`
wood's Creamery;,`