The Lucknow Sentinel, 1945-08-30, Page 1•.A
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LUCKNOW, .ONTARIU, T•.IIURSDAY, AUGUSTy30th, 1945. °
EIGHT PAGES:
• •IGHTN I NG BURNS
�NLOUGH•-HOME
Tlie home.Isaac Pinnell. aged'
of
's d. too• ed
1< ou h x(,
sidenf was es. Y
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i Ti-resday.. n ornin ...
frr2c �c?aii ly -�"
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€gin= -s t#• y °,.
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al" town..f _he• ,holt:
ti C S
shat e�i e�
went Own: through', the centre
p f the' 'Nouse ;which ••soon'°
` . ; f rues. Practically._
enveloped' an la .Y
nothing, was 'saved ,:.which . is .a
los to .. Mr.Pinnell; ' who
feat s,
gr,
• :no `;nsurarrc
e -on `'"either the.
•had
home oi, contents. . Even'.' his
,,..• .8 l : of wood was de
winter s,1dl�P Y.
stroyed ,
The outbreak• occurred ;.:after
seven o'clock and was :discovered
by :Mt. Harry ,Bell yvho aroused
the • occupants ' of • the , doomed;
house .and just in dime" Vir :
Lavina' :Hodgkinson 'Who: resides
in the Pinnell home had •to flee
".the
burning building in her. night,
attire,- Neither -she nor Mr. 'Pinny
ell were affected by the bolt that.
cthe house.
stru ,k •
PRESIDENT ,O,F :BRUCE OLD
BOYS IS;EIGHTY -YEARS-;OLD
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The • Bruce • ;Count Old: 'Boys,
and. Girls Association of iiBritis h
iColumbia recen 'held their an
' `ke . n'h - rn �ma`esiic:
nual-bas t pxc, c 9
Stanley ,Parks `'In the .absence of'.
the Association resident,.'. • Mr...
Dan Alton who is visiting in
.California; 'Ed Mahon 'presided.
•-•-Some'_ time prior' tohe� picnic
delightful gathering was :,held'
to honor Mr Alton;P ;, the occas
io ` .of is `8
n O h bir d r.
t t� � `.whet
h Y,
he was the recipient .of a travel-
ingbag and billfold. The "supper.
table was adorned with a *.'huge
'lake top'd 'with 80. -candles,
Left For 'Winnipieg
Gordon S: Maclnt rewho has
been visiting.at St: Helens at the
home • of Mr:, and' . Mrs.. W. I.-
-Miller', left on Wed -n
e essay for
•.--•-• Winnipeg -to rte
cerve-his'arm di F
charge: Mr. .and `Mrs: Mclntyre:
will shortl
take,
Y up residence sire
Sioux Look1out, where:..Gordo
Wily returnto the teach
c ing---pro-
fession..-
rosfession. -
°ASH FIELD COUNCI'L ORDERS
AA." LAR•..GI1 ,DElt
BIG CATERPILLAR. t.
Ashfield Township' Council at
their last':.meet'ing place4: ail or .. •r.
�lG
•for ;a caterpill• i cr:a'w•fc • •h lj
idea7')i col>.t uf_..tl c a lriic .
;. `Ya.�t1Ut ;cs3 t ::•t'' j l.tl f1.c rc
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Departmer :t, Delivery is Bing
sought ;1531' <1 t
s ,,
There is •snore than..100 mile's
of :roadway w'i•thrn the;
. , to«nshii.:
'and -,thepi'maY Purpose Of`thc
ra `ei •i • se ',roads.' g. - d sA. to ']tet, these '
w p G.in:
Shape," andv to• Widen•° and itript ove
-then so t.kiitt eventually ra
Please •keep in 'hind that.
be possible to. ..snowplo\k then
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NO PAPER NEXT WEEK
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According to, our usual
custom of dropping, one rssne
in fifty-two- there' wil <' -
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day,. Sc itern.b r
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It vsil'1 be, 'doubly -
e Y appreei
ated ,,, .hi
at t s tlm ; a. . i
. ,e s we Have
published, the last three issues. '.
sgle. handcd,.so- far -at'least •
as ..,the -.services
of ;Our:,Ino--i
t e': o .e '
Vn p .rotor were :Concern-
,ed
"BILL" MOISE'S• BANK HELD '.
:.U-il'_ AT .IU ENI:I.EIM
Two. hooded bandits ..ari*d.;
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with'•. automatic: revolvers: robbed
•the Blenheirn . Branch :of the.
`Bank of Montreal of . $4;300 ,•ren,
Thursday, afternoon 'while ah ac`
complice waited: in. a car' outsrd.e::..
The .staff Of..eight and three` cus
tomerAs were: forced at.'gunpoint
to get' down on their .hand's and
knees. in the' front of. the` 'basil
•w'hile one;dof :the bandits 'entered.'
-the : teller's •-cage and .scoo 'ed u
�tha.cash
Refusal : of th"" ank a
e_..b manager,'
Mr. Win. Moise, a native -of Luck::.
;now, $o open tie -vault Ys: credited.
with .preventing • an elven greater•
•loss
While --the -robbery-was--• going
on !another customer•• stepped: to.
the door grid 'was invited
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h to t •.�
sep•
right in?' She didn't, • andthe•
robber's,' decided • it was , time to'
get 4 .
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HONEY, GYiPPL1I
SCARCE ''THIS .',SEASON
Veterans' present 'were: -,T. A,: Mrs. •Eldon_Lowr RR. 2, Ri' lev'
v.eterY� . A s
The hone crop is' i ht .1 ht ..• s, •e
y . . m._g y J Stimson; Alex Pur�us, Harold; daughter,.Janette alma. 1154' '
this year and in, soiree cases• -.what;
Hurn. lire C. J:. Rou'lston Bill.-
. ,, ,. p .., y�' .... ..:.. �: i., •, ';.. Expenditures . �
:mea'grc supply:• is•1 available Will • •: 1:.
Treleaven -Tom Howard Doug � `Entertainment `.250 00, •
Frank•- O H aYr has:
' Svil� izeThursday, September
'13th:'
MADE---H-OCKE '`-TC-L;tha
WORK ROOM REOPENS, BIG CARNIVAL , S E 1
DG
DEMAND' FOR CLOTHI , '
PROFIT -RECORD
The Red. •Cross work roam, in --,-
L,ucknoav will e -o .en next
x P Tues
C1a = e1 err (h_a
formerly .•.to.: -
'e -:4t
d .l'f.` TYi
e a
at -.n o. -
f ,.�'�.»o..n
The need for., clothing makes
it ;imperative that work-r`oom o
p
erationS continue at. full speed.
There is.a bigger demand than
ever .for: Clothing, for the` people,�
of the liberated countries,'(,wh'o.'
• and.. local officials. appeal to the
women of. the community to as
sist in keeping •up •a steady flow
of garments for ' these ''destitute
people...
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• facea drear. and • dreaded winter,"
DRAW AT CARNIVAL LOCAL :BLOOD' DONOR,
• :Daring . the T--- -
past :winter. and
:spring; 'ticket's : were': sold. on ' a
prize: draw : by ' •'the ' Lucknow
Hockey.I Club:; The `draw': was
made at the Clansmen's• carnival
on 'Thursday night when. the.
. Y g
winners•' ' wer e�S'-
r as 0 Tows 1st.
CLINIC :IS CANCELLED.
Offi ial
c word -lias been: reeeive.d
here that :the Red Cross' -..Blood
'Donor Clinic,scheduled led for' next
s�. u. e
{{'ednesday, September , 5th, has
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been cancelled...
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'More than 1.500 persons pack-.
t ie are.n las r a ..even=
t Thtd . s Y'
• F - t.: t
ai:ttJ V i Tii,ey : en j•oyeei :,. U) :out:=. ,.
standing hour and a quarter. hod
of ina••ic, mirth, melody, :acrob-
stip 'dancing and :feats of balan -
cin and ,then„. ' roceeded to:
g p.
erailY• 'pa
troni'ze carnival
games; aridother attractions"The
ni ' ht was " enerall, voted ,`•the,
best , ,yet and set. -a. new record„
of, Profits' for the sponsors, whish
in turn : will be spent oh civic
Land welfare :work
The gross- receipts totalled
$1087.27. Total expenditures were
$842 2Q,:.f_or< a 1t r10fit nf:,�$'4�4,-
5'T On : --the expenditure "side
of the ledger•more than $50.00:
was spentfor booth.. and , plat.=
form trestles .and • lumber.' ' Thrs'
has been, earmarked, as" arena
equipment' and `will', • .,r acie a-
vailable bY' The Clarisinep : to ail
'organizations :.for use: in the ar-.•
enaay
George : Jo �ht
g y , chest; • of
•`si ver��
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Yn•,P..,o. bank;.
ets 3rd
Coral,:'Macponald;.' $15:
mer: h
andi
se
,. c voucher; 4thx. Miss
oer :1945,'; to Mr,e and :Mrs.. Ross .Gam
-Ile' $5 -m_
mie, Lucknow; a son
GARDNER'
At Wirigliam>µHos
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•' 'Worden Howell . Won ;Suite
BORN the prize
draw, .Vorder. •
.••oH�we-lam ofu)J cltnow '.won the 3
GAMMIE--In Wingham :General
Hospital on�Sattirelay ''.Augtis-t--25,
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chan:dise voucher::
SECOND SOCIAL
FO'RtVETS .
pital on Friday,. August 24th,' to
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Mr.',and Mrs. Sidney . Gardner,.
R.R Lucknow a son ' William-
Francis.
illiam
Francis. (Billy). ,
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i.: second, social evening for the•
BOWLER At Goderich Hospital
purpose. of extending a welcome
on Augtist 18,' 1945;', to ..Mr.: and
to. �eturn.ed men__; in,. -this dist -i:et, • .- :
was ; held int • j ` ` Mrs, , Maurice Bowler,, R. R. 3,
e d • The C ansmen .Hall Groderi
n' .Friday v i ' ch, ;'a: -.son;. Dean •Paul.
o y . e en ng:sporiSored bY:
Branch No 309�•�Canadian :L,egion :L"OWRY'-At' Kincardine Hospital
•and ,Ladies' Auxiliary,: on -:August ..1.8, 1945,.to .Mr.,- and;;
piece bedroom •,suite; Wm. And-'
erson .'of Wa_
lkerto _the�•chest: of
•silver, r -owl t-er
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Roseland Ont.. the . able. lam
Mrs.. Chas.Th�omason,
Lucke ow'.te .caro stove.;' and K. •
n h.. p ,.�
'Murdie the electric iron The
first. three: winning tickets; were:
all "sold prior •'to the carnival.:•
Net Receipts
Dance
$:48.90.
Games
P ze Draw
Booth
248 94
W: 289 55• .
5,1 85
113.83
$ 753 07.. ,
'401.70.
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Door• Receipts,
t CI k
be' Of' he•,amber variety :wl-1y-'as :M8,enOnald • Jol to 'H•u'sse ': 'Alex. Greenock
a Y,.•
li_A
on
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n
er
• Adverts n
verbs 2�
90,
Game-,-R,entals5'�30
owner-opairists---d-id- not --atteml�_t ' ,i n � 1�%vP f" ` ori — , ag• been • ap-
p
�a��t�� __._� d"-- cavus
died c l
.to extract :.:the pure .clover .1?ro• ' P•resrden, t P 'A. .Murray � ,pre, -e �T��� mor, the .
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'du t:'
c
sided; and" extended .a .heart wet- Township o f•C•reenoek'- to succeed
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Miss: . 5 t vitro as held
,But not ;onl • is the` h°he croo :. A - , h.
Y _�' coxne_to •the_ boys, host pro- �_. ,.__- .:_ __-
tti
loxia mi h
a folia
.due to. thewet s rin a• post for the past four years.
d -�- -p f, gram;- �wi�.h,•R . •Alun at .. ". .
Piano
Express,
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fruit' •orchards : which were ' hard` the piano: consisted of two . Miss; Smith /tendered`:'her." resign=
,tion to :return to ...the teaching
hit 'by. spring frosts..are •almost: s lendid duets: b Mrs.
11 p,. Y Balance
f. s. h• v: t d 'th
�� deo •1 s -so g'
Li pp m and --Mr• -Leishrn�an
�o ret and -Mrs taken for ranted in • this district; position. of teacher at S. ,S. No..., 7,
g humolou5•-reading•by-Miss Annie
T RIME MINISTER'S STE)lt S PICTURE ;
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G
HT.TW>
,,. TWO.; CENT BID"
One o'Ube bi e.
. gg st: cniaelfles•--o-f
•the'day, at the IV urray Estate sale
•en Saturday, although' piro:bably'
not : so attdiliile:.' from. ser%ous.
• minded party:' 'stalwarts, was
caused bya two -cent- _bid on. ; a-
_large. framed i -:
p cture of Prime
Minister. ' MacKenzie Kirig. 'Tis• • a
Vii`• l�lasLsolci. his.,.:�00,�acic Earl _
'his .brother, Walter Aton; who
.obtains • possession now, The two
p
farms` ad'oin cash :other Mr:, and',
Mrs. Wm.+•Alton. and 7oun -.
are -arrovrn 'to'- Win h . ni' lo.'re,
• g 10
5 lC>
. i
nr ry
`side where Mi Alt c p t
ed .in the .Foundry..
f fru f' . A e much pro es ion,- a in accepted' e e .
•--Cu1•
no's•
s'.
will be. conspicuous L. the;r. MacKay, •instrumental;• music --by
absence this fall and; winter. Few: Mrs. `Ahlin and a sing=song.'con=
growers' :report- ,every -`a :fair. 'ertnr
and ;on Many, trees _.one can look,
in vain for evena single apple:
SOLD:.A SIIFIELD ,' FARM
Mr.. Wm, Alton of ' Ash'tic1d•
that•--srnns`6rre bePiirid tl-ie
•auetipneer' ,','whispered?' pored• two -bits ct'ure '
pi.. . 'We d',hazard•
a guess, that n ne 1 .e
p njoyed ;the 1,
incident more ' .than hammer-'
WieldingW"
ell, in torr, : himself, .
-tel
THE STORY ' BEHIND THE
PRIZE DRA
SILVERWARE +
At The Clansinen Carni•
. Thursday ' ov .: • real on.
ening;_ second :prize
in the.,drav(', .a . lovely` chest, 'of'
silverware,, went 46 .Wrn •°Ander- •
san of. Walkertoli. This • .a
ged
gentleta•,an is' caretaker o the
. ,..::. f the
alkerton ,Ai"rnoa°res, and bought
the
ticket from 1VIr: ;h, . 8, Mae
Mr.Anil-
e son
s •daughter ••is -.a
aergeant.tta or,. .
;over: J with. ,the 'Wages
seas and recently married a
'i'oang Georgetown airman. • The
Joan g,
couple lire" 'expected home
shortly and
'Oaod Your guest . is as
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as ini„£ as
to what Mr: a
rtrs: Attdersorx
wall' do' with the
silverware. •
a
NEW HidH SET FOR
LOCA. REAL•. ;ESTATE •
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;huge crowd of p4. ople' at-
' A w .
tended the .auction sale, on Sa't-
ilrrday of " :the effects and
real
estate of the MurrEstate.
•Bi
ci
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• Ing was 'brisk.. 'high priCt',
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obtained, Both houses '.were solc-i•
and set new .high:val•ti.es for. locar.l.
real estate'.:.The "red 'br,ick' hostas.:„
Which had bee i ,occupi'ed :by ,Mr's
Marr a . w'as bought :b *lilt . \'� ol.•.
y €�
Bushell' for $4,50p T ;c, ad;rriri•i:'.g
frame douse','. tenante
Frances and Lillian 1Via:cl 'r illi'•
went to- George 1VicGrllivr•aY7r
g LticknoW fol . $3;0 t). ' Sever c,l
Were bidding for the properties.
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ducted by Mrs;` Toynt:
A :sun-tp'tuous' lunch 'was served
by "the A ixil.iary and a social.
time' enjoyed
COMING' , 'EVENT
NT
It.IDA.Y -
D ' - _CINE F
A.�
The Clansmen's weekly Friday l; to ' and from Lucknow,scho 1
,r<irht, Glance will'.be •a°esured this Lloydw
as awarded the,'contract
NA.Tclt; 'Carruthers Or'chestra,'Ad- at the rate, ,of $395: for the tern -i•
Mission 50e. Lunch counter.' Make ;with'`the`jSchool "Board of S. B.
No,.,` fi • 1'ay in • 'school bus”
it.�� a- sari for . F•riday night; 'Aug, p Y. g' the •
�- . -� ..: -, ns-Lrra-ncr,- _ :_.
HAS CONTRACT FOR
PUPILS' TRANSPORTATION.
When public .school opens next -
Tuesday, Irl�ycl MacDot�gal of
Con,: ;'4 Kinloss,: will .:commence
the ',job of ;transporting •the four
pupils; off' _G`ey.`dxv..schooT sectron-
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;SPECIAL: AT LYCEUM
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N'ext .1MMonday, Tuesday and AGED LADY SUFFERS
FRACTURED HIP
s. N. L:; • bell ::of;Tor nt
• Mr• Cash p o 0
,And ' f`orrnerly of Lucknow, is a
patient in St:
Michael 's dos
pital
'sufferrng' from a cracked'.
bone
.in rer hip, Mrs. Campbell, who•:
Will be 83;in December, received
the fall in the living room ,sof
their Toronto: apartment, and be
cause .of ,"her advanced age the'
iniury, is regarded. as pai'ticul'sly
ggrave., Mrs: Campbell, however,
p ,>
,is iesti'tg doznparatively comfort-
lably. :
Mrs,. R. H. Tlionpson is at
present, in 'Toronto:; with her
mother and sister Lorria,
Wednesday, the .:Lyceum Theatre,
•present' that highly'ryated pi.otur"o•
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-National . Velvet"; starring Mick-
c y' Raonc y. Its a Metro=,Goldwyn,
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'Meyer , picture, Two' shows' `each
fnigh't". a1 .7'.30 , an 1 , 0.30.
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"WINGIIAM LIONS :FROLIC
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Labor 'a� 1945.
Eig}rfl .arnrivail, 'pay
Aft itox-�.bi parade, Wrng
h
am
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Citizen' '13arid" K -AV ,..Air , Cad,et
.Paired," sling parr acle.: soap box 'derby,'
wr t'k a.11', :Evt nix* in the arena--.,
H ra a((.'(dnl' .w,j,•` a4nd•'.C'°'nada!$' ,Big-:
gc.t,. 1, ttI., Show • df. London..
arm tt in CC;ntcst:.genies, dancing;'
Adioissitm • 25r arid `:10e: Sunda;
iini(.L iii`" 'c'a.nce, Sept, ,2nd, in,'the'
frena,
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4 00
Oa
$ 332:2U'
-en ersori7.--ace.
7'8 06-7
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Net Proceeds. ' $: • 744.57
The 'Clansmen. wish to ackno-
ledge. with • sincere:. ,thanks the ,
assistance tendered' by many out
side, the Club. •Their timely help
contributed much ".to the 4Sticceis
of the carnival;.,
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FORMER RESIDENT • PASSED',
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AWAY -IN;--TORONTO.•• 1'
f t .
The 'death of. Robert McKenzie
occurred' inToronto mearlyWed::;
nesday •ornrig, '.,August:rgust
Although in ailing...hearth ' .'
hfor
t
about a e .
•deti f i om,. via- kreart--att=a •. 1 : _
Mr; 'Mckenzie was a. soh,. of
the late. Alexander- McItenzie•
a,,nd Mary •Young; of Con. 8, Km
loss:, He resided:•. in the West for..
a number of, years, ;returning
here •. in 1,925 where he engaged
in his trade as carpenter for sev-
eral years: Upon. • leaving ,here
e , and Mips. ` NlacKerrzre '••spent
few months in the West before
taking .up residence iri•`Toronto
whei•c the funerals, w.as• held cin
Friday, August
Besides, his Wife,. formerly,
Grace' Burkholder, of Stapler, Mr.
MacKenzie . is survived "by one
sister, Mrs; ' A. ,t. Hall ` (Cather
ine of `T'
oi•onto
and...
brothera, 1VIcKenzie of
`Torotiito' and .Alex''bf' Ltrckrtow,;
rr+�r l.•� �»" _ :fir
ziALiaid-ivapirt'42100 "i'tig411N ii" `K'i .L.
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