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(Too: late for last week)
Mr, and ,Mrs. Jim. 'lesson. of
Stratford Visited. on Sunday with
their cousins, 'Mr, and Mrs. S. J.
Kilpatrick. Elva
Mr,. Wallace:. Twamley,
Peril • of London 'and Miss Hilda.
of Wingham spent the week -end•
Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Croz-
ier.
er. Mr..and,. Mrs,.. -goy. Maize . of.
Wingham were also at the Croz=
.ier, home,' ', , ` leave_ n
Mi and Mrs. Bert >Tre 1,
Boriald an Gwendolyn spent
• Mother's, 'Day.. with their. dau„
h.
' Mr:,and Mrs: Vernon. Hunter.
' er
t
Mr. and Mrs. 'Jim Misner ,.and
'Nolan • of Stratford' were; visitors.
ONTARIO
• . ,THE. L+U.•GKNOW 'SENTINEL,' LUCKNOW,
PPEAL, HEARD 1
*GARDENS ARE VITAL
• IVtany more'. gard. ens must 'be
Planted . throughout' the Dominion
this, summer than . in previous.
s
years,' if' Canada is to fulfil her
increased, food commitments to
the hun rt' of Europe and`the Far
h g
Fast. Vegetables grown ih tictory
Gardens all over ..Canada will
'helpto• 'make possible the des- 1
patch overseas in greater ouant� ertor, defense. counsel', based his
r vital foodsttiff i ion of the mut-:
e I _ os .... _. .
for s = of che..:oti? _ e..• are appeal on the-: p it._... other
u -
for which stare g countries ..are
and
rnan s body
cahirig • o'nts of circumstantialvxdence:,
A quarter of a.million gardens p •i t• were given at the' trial:
been suggested as the •Dom: t a s after he had return-�
has Two: cla3'-.
iiii:on's Victory Garden ::target. for: ` _' from'. overseas; Halter' Lavalee
` , summer:' . of 1946 by 'A M, ed e
the,haDominion. was, shot apparently while sittin
ion h
i$
Shaw, chairman af, thLnformation in . a chair ' at the home..of ve nment • Food•. In i :mother,' Neil •Nashkawa;•
Go x.. wife's ,n? t
ommittee--a 7quarter , of .a .mil,- Wife's d an,lllicit •love' affair: with
•:Gardens to provide who had
lion Victory _ ,Mrs, Lavalee; during her, - nus
e us-
' than families with � ho • •
band's:absence, was charged with'
Cana
grown.;vegetables;•while:releasingn: the . murder a'nd. 'subsequent y
more, wheat, 'Meat, • eggs i tied and sentenced to be
cheese...for' hungry .'families••' in cony c
i' • Wise 'house- hanged on• June :5th, at Walkerton.
war-torn. countries. � -r:.. MacKenzie-sr�na.,xn> appeal
holders will plant not' just enolugk M.. a
argument 'was that 'the victim
for their summer :needs but: will. as not . sitting in an overstuffed
'Fsu lus_,of those vege ° 'v the crown
piaxigfox:..a rp, •,_ k
tables which may be ' canned; d h shot
frozen . or' stored :for. winter use
'which ' provide an excellent
and.
substitute for the_ loess perishable..
staple. . products ;being; ,shipped to
:Europe
• th Mr. arid Mrs. Jack Curran
Sunday. .
on Mr. and . Mrs.'•Bert . Finnigan
-were, Sunday visitors• with Mr.
•and.'Mrs. Jim Culbert, Lucknow
PO. Elliott Rivett arrived home
from overseas . on Tuesday;' and is.
with his • parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack„R vett. '
of- Cornwal
few, da s recentlywith,
lis spent•a w. y
his uncle, Mr. Orville Durnin.'
A large number from here at-
tended ed .the `'play in Lucknow Fri-
,.fiend play
dram-
, -Albert r.
Pt.
•b
clay evening Y
A
1OUNG MOLE, ADOPT,'
N TEMPERANCE Ib7EraOLUT;IO
1E N
Meeting in I3elgr.ave last Week,
BRUCE MURDER the Huron Presbytery. Y.P.U.
The appeal, ,against the convic_ a resolved that olu the
adopted the following
.reso ut►
on:'
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2nd. IN
DUNGANNON.I',
United .Church W. A
The May meeting of. thR;• ,th te.
church Women's Assoc Cation «rP
held on 'Friday 'afternoon with.
very good .attendance, The id(
votional exercises ; ttiwe i opene
with the president, M•rs. D,
Fowler. After a hymn ;end it
Lord's prayer repeated in; :anise
Mrs. •Bere read a Psalm. Mrs -1
Shackleton offered prayer. • Ti
roll call and minutes ,-were ' i•e;
and ••accepted ; It. •was •decided
order two dozen `hymn books f
congre'gatiorial: use. • A donation
$50 is being Made,. to the ba
fund, Lieut; Bertha Jones, nul
,ing' sister, 'overseas, ,who''has •r
cently returned to 'her • home hel
' :a•= descriptive talk . on.:1
,gave.
work .and.plebes visited while
leaves in England, Ireland :Se
land' and Germany. In the fa{
countryshe had'.'been. n rsi
.e. ng.
1
Oldenburg: ° hospital,, Germab
since ,the beginning cif the. ye
and.. where now. English 'mar
fill, wthe- vacancies: Ti ips 4o Ed
burgh and Glasgowwere recal
%i'd one • 1eave was pleasan
.spent _ in ;'Dungannon, .Irela
her' biI' .h' ]
from, - Where' h birthPlace
ace
Dungannon, Ontario', received
name.. Many names like:Spill
Meriary; Mallou.gh, ' Lockhart :
others were• found ion the sh�
.. _.:' .,
Leri rr
sti et e --sh
`in e
ma
.; 'Yre-
0
t
and factories were the. chief • m
ufacture, and, industry •from
rowing, Quite: a lot sof het ti
g
•elling was,done by plane A'w
was .,'spent in. Paris;,.: where';
buildings-wer'e unl;arrned. Int
_. g
osin remarks she said: at til
cl. g ,
her duty was heavy, 'taut"she:
much interested-aff.d was gra
ys. •:Itiho ._had : don
help;•-the•••boy.,
well tg bring., victory.. MIs
.Fowler -sang a to "A'ionc = J
'n . hist' and 'prayer!
the•.'closr g hY p
ies 'thered . in •a. group t
lad ga •
desc
i•;i,
interesting phQtps. and ..., ,.1
. b.� e' had br.ou ht ba
' is she.g ,
bookied
ear it ,
tion of •Neil Nashkawa, 23 -Year- Be
e erve Indian, was Young People of Huron Presby -
he S at Os Reserve
Hall last week o the 'United Church of
Presby -
heard 'at Osgood.... ; � text' _ f � on .record
bya
by Chief'Justice' Robcrtsox? and•. ,Citnad , do. hereby - go
' Henderson, .'Laidlaw,• as being strongly in' favor of all
Justice s: Hende � erance' measures, , Being in'
Roach and Nogg. temp _. .
. 1VIacKenzie .of Walk- one. of the counties affected. by
vZr. P. 5.._ _ , ' Act we'
the Canada Temperance
urge_ all young people' to take a
definite stand on the side. of tem-
�,erance; We.realize that as young
People We have to take; the lead
' .res-
in..this problem' ;and by. this �
tion we show oup willingness
Dict
so. We recommend; that.
o do',
et
be s.
iron r •
lut .
'his resolution `copies. Qf .A .. .
°at' once. to the Premier"of Ontario,
io - Temperance Federa
•tile' Ontario
tion, and the Huron, County Tem-
per•ance Federation!'..
C l a r e n c e.' McCleriaghan of
Whitechurch was elected a mem
: er .of 'the national• executive,
b.
able •society -sponsored -R --by Crewe -
• Women's Association. Each one
acted` their';parts • `well. Proceeds?
amourlte to: $92.00,
7a
r: and Mrs. Jim, Sherwood,
Shirley and Norma' spent •Moth.
, ith his .-mother,--Mrs..
ars--Day
M .A'F E; K, I N G
.Pa .Ernest ' .Blake
Mr. and 1Virs. •
armchair.- rgrc er,...a's the -.week=end wit friends.
de - when : He also spent
onten ,
c i 1 :
n
n l e,
v
p
u ,,
t:�x
was
n
O n
Mrs,.. .
contended that Lavalee .• and • ,' Frank.. Ritchie,
shot'w•ith a .43 calibre bullet, as.l . Mr.
the ,typeof wound was .not. con•• Zion, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Broome,
.
• ..weapon.' Mr. and Mrs: • Eddie Thompson,:
of
w
.P
t kindat
�tha Sunday sistent' withHolyrood, visited'on Su , ..y
George Saunder'S.
r, arid.' 'Mrs..Rich, Kilpatrick
. M, ,
children attended 'a' family
and
gathering . at Pinkerton ori Friday
E d rid Mr' and'
rima .Sherwood
' The, chair ,in whzcli crown wit
ds and
i:es .of see and!. . when .
mill a ole are - said, Lavalee sat
iliz to • meet messes , court.
e
fertxlxzers • .are., ;ample. , ' was: shot was produced in c
ever . Canadian gardeners needs.acKenzie:rod cad in court
y Mr. M
Tools' can be readily � proc'ured : A •
” Home .a large hole in the : back of the
Ftel ful. pamphlet on The teen rocker and said ther
P. •f ee faded g
Gaz=d 'n'-=: may be obtained r
w-ere-no--blood-at-ains-the chair.. ••
M
tom the Department 'of Agricul-
f.
d the w•
in
Mr .and Mrs;: G. O. Bere, -
b lie an ss• Irene T eithr--Nile;,
bel e �
a Mr, MacKenzie , sax
sited at Henry .Norton's' on Sun-.
-the bullet , vi
Les Ritchie. h
Mr. ,Bill : Durn'in .Of Winnipeg.
°rxe3e
i • �a visru mc
tura, Ottawa:.
•- dow � through_ which
•• a , •:. ,
of all others •' tar ed oda' -.,• --- •- - --
Curran This is the year
. � twas�said' to have•eome;..s , � H:Curr visited
O:ragFxl-1� -- re-bYard`erzsaxe-- _ f_• _ 1. -.: ,.. . ova the:. to � �, , :. • .; ; ...
-whe es a , .._ St:
• u
Crewe, � 32.2. i that. the at their• son s, Jim Curran,-
otherfriends a erati've`' ` national 'importance. • had .been made •
and
1 •of G. p • • •• • - our own' •lowance an inch Helens ' on Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs,. �H.' Hal ....Grow vegeta es_ _for. _- Y , . � d b ' t
erich and Mr.':` P. Whitley . and
' nourishment _ grow thein.
family; s .
"e
:may also e nourished.
r
Corners
shot'`vvas fi e a ou 4 ' ill Irvin ,who was very
•�t the. lair.. B
above, where. tkie�glass rn ;over the week=end14 -is some-.
e wa in ill.
window. ••sash In the Y ed... ,
w . rted t �Vvorld s hung y
o t h
•C s that rs. 'r t
' to e
a • oro .-
.i`T in
. ' friend o y
• ' • d� :Mrs. � Marvin Dur- ' 1 b � fished ;
�'.�uith�.Mx:..:. andi , , .. hien• w•itnessess-aid he had 'been: iv: hat: improv
x'.
sitting, Mr: MacKenzie coni , ''�,..., : .: .. ,� ; • ' ,• : , e's hest and Melvin, Goderich; � ai�'e spend-.
t -n La_vole c
tt f.
nin on: Sunday.
w. Mrs. Percy- Cent nued • Mr • and.. �
1,4
•
urse
;: MacKenzie,
n
acKe ,
lie M -
has' been en';
as Su �,�er_visi-n - tirse• 'of:
-gaged ., P the � County
Huron " County .`.by..,
health and hospitalcominit°tee.
mittee.• fans to ' inaugur.
The . •coni p .
e
itiz' nig par
0
h
e struck: P
LOCAL c
• tab ru g
BRUCE TO: HAVE Miss • Ma h b''ll t st
DAT ; AT INTERNATIONAL MAC of Lindsay,
Bruce t County , .plowmen ` will
have a "Local aDay" at the: Inter:
••,..• national .: Plowing Match at Port
Albert' ih -October. ate,_:.a . county -wide program: ,.of
The . chairman of -7111e. Bruee-1 • • •-• hea
ea
.delegation
aid' that Bruce, plow
•atioti s
.
men were willing :to hold 'their
r
'plowing , match ori the site on
•
Local Day on the terms putjforth
by ''Local Day
.
the Huron County
._: Gommtee,
•--ii it "that Huron 'County;-.
r.... Committee
Lcscal Day committee will suppY
rs etc., ; if required
-teams, tractors,
...and. will pay. 25. percent: of. ?all
••:....:_ ..,
prize..- money out •i n the ; •dif
Ivo
�Gy
•
•
1'
i•
it
w
i4
Y2
er_ent claims".'
nur
RON OLD
• BOYS PICNIC
p f the` Huron. he aririvah picnic o ...
Old' 3oys AssociationToronto
will be 'held on'Friday. fternoon.
_ High -Pa Pa k• in ;the - filled
,June -4th; at g . ,�. .a3r after- he ,. haci '_:been k 1 . ,
• just south.of. Bloor. Street;: I. ch . � es� at . the. • trial
area all' 'although witness
;There will be ::races, a baseball' paid Lavalee:. had � been 'seated
between •'North . and South s r line.' before the
game b there for some t
Al Hu
H-
•-.
where 'the.: bullet e
• ve the' of her 'parents: Percy had ,two.
would ' be • 23..;inches •abo 1 crii"shed '"'w'il'e
floor.: ThebuHet drove --=an up luzgers badks'of. salt mthly.
avalee s, handling ,bloc
ward 'path , -throughL • s Goderich.
a oint. 8 inches v< ork ,
body,' leaving at P.. _ �• " •
'clow the top of his head:.
b
aken a• am .Ill 'In Wingham
must:have..t
downward "path- to stri e , ava.
•it did, M. MacKenzie' MacKenzie contin.-
has '
lied„, ---and. this. ,,was `.: inconsistent
'�Mr.
with ,the, upward wound,'',.
MacKenzie's. 'submission.'is , that
Lavalee was placed in ,the arra.:.
Sell<:;Colborne Farm t of
Ernest :Carter. Ern .�
Mr, 'and. Mrs.'
on. 12, Ashfield, have sold: their
43 "acre. farm in Colborne .Town-
tt
to Clarence .Russell` Benne,
'• i
11 riot
tt w
M
r..
Bennett ase
: •cG
aw.
f•M
o
ths
as
get possession, for' month!
Ernest has 'the.'farm:, rented _for.
Ern•.
' pasture` till 'the middle of Nov
einber. to 'George Haggits, R. -R.'•1;
• -Port' Albert.
•' 1eLBorden
Strange Case., of L�lzz ,
;: -By ':Peter • Levuis . • ,
1
Read, in 'The American Week y
With . Sunday's_ ,Detroit Times,
Peter Levine story orthe-'Borden
case, generally considered ,Amer-•
ica's .greatest: m{irderriYstery:
Read about the enigmatic' Lizzie
Borden, who, according ',to the
celebrated .song, "took an axe and
gaVe_h` other 401 hacks; when
she saw what she, had.: d'ane,s e
gave her father 41".
Suffered Seizure-- ,
•
While' returning from conduct-.
•ing an 'auction sale.in. Wingham
ten ' days '-ago, Donald_ Blue suf
fered, a .seizure and had to • be
taken `to ; his:, home • in Ripley.
After. taking' it 'easy for a felt
days;. he was back in the sale ring
again on' Saturday.
- -and •other events... back while
cion silo tin ��loiiriging ,
e- invited. , o g,
• BORN.
NALD'` =-- At: Alexandra
MacDO
Marine , and .General. Hospi '
`G1oderich, on TuesdaY, May -114th,
Ross,
1946,., °to •, Mr.: and Mrs. L. R
es
B
d
eric
h.
nee
f'G
ld.o 0
o a
D n
M
ac
tewart) a. daughter; Janet: •
•
sic S ,
At Womenrs'
��VAINWR,IGHT '
College Hospital, Toronto .on Sun-
day; to, Mr, 'and
day; May 12th,' 19,464- ,
E
d e
Mit. Fred Wainwright, X78 g
Oronto, a• son..
pion •�
Operation
at
Underwent'.
P
Miss Doris Ritchie,., Reg.. N.,
uriderweritan-appendectomy' -1n
Stratford General, Hospital on,
-- few.
1VIn7crday--of last week.. Just a
weeks. "ago ;her • sister.. Norma
underwent' a; 'similar! 'operation.
Doris will' convalesce 'here a't; 'the,
home of lir mother, Mrs James
gtcfxe r •
talk _ a
The' best :opinion evidence of
'ht
reth-Cameron;-.
Ito • 'summer schoo
•
United:ChurehY P. •'.
The meeting of. May 20th'c
d VF�ii rta.n.: R_
told us•`about.:�rritiig.,essay
making posters on' Stc varc
We .decided', • that the,. Y
e la's' :would"' Send a,: del
pf town � is P :Op
a`:patient . in, 1 irigharn' Hospital
1 He was taken to
with pne`utnonra
On 'Friday .to •receive
the hospital..
enicillin treatment_. Kenneth had
P,
en ill at' h'is. •home :here for. a
beep
n
Was
lila
and_ th
da:`s� r
few. Y P_ ,-.
receiving' suiph drug treatment, -
which was . not obtaining. -the .
but
desired results
Ripley 'War ;Bride 'Was :.
-Bombed •Out,.Your.T'
consisted' of -a: duet by S
er . ood ' and 1Vlar,garet Me
She w
'`a readin by. Miss:E�va
son,
. Trel
Jean
Arid a ,solo 1 Y
1VIr `• D. . G.. MacKenzie-ga''
1
tia
I S
est7'n talk on yCh
inter .-,g • .be. th
ture.Next .week ;will
Meeting and something spe
re and .be`th
:.planned.. Be vire
,Smith, '.
Sm
i
` Mrs.:� Donald ,
ipley's i
a 'Dram. . ee
n
.t
d b _
a spent' s h 's
e
for I,R
....doe c
examining first English': war ; brio p . _
. not been deflected . time � - re she•tfieir�•;p1aY . "Beacon Hill BI
the bullet,aft ,, .. time :in Toronto, Where ace play hs
e.s s. me eswater.
LavaleTe
hit �before
it
:.'r
afte1 d N
by: boricwas. met by her:.husban
bod
. 1VIr... MacKenzie,. stated. -The - t" been presented. at Luc no
Y,. coming .
a
taken
. have
bullet was said to spree a d, i'k rnany Y It sorry
P
g
R out -5600.
,For,a,third txtne..ge ee:
re
•D matic� Society,' has •.p
n� on
•
e •. I
w.
: he
S
"Wroxeter C=orl'le,
e
SLl
a th
I
B
1
id d
Shopping n
`tm Y
n
of
,.a a
r 'm ick
f
said
o P k
� •ur
o a
' tc t
'h o T
`ai
r es e
ri
d
th
g'
b g
h d
being
'st
n .
i e
P,
.,4
kick"
e other, .
' an. thing she'really
•out of buying anything ...
needed; When;skie arrived in Rip-,
ley she ate: :her first banana ` in
.l y
Eix ' rs
I 3'
resulting
:•e
•' e
raise for ..•.
rink.•fund;
way. =cross his chest to -a point•
approximately atthe collar band
Not Shot' by .43 'Bullet '
Mr. i
MacKenzie submitted' also_
'h
that Lavalee -had not.. been Shot
,,
with , a -.43 ,calibre bullet.' Accord
ing to the, 'evidence': of- a' doctor
Who .had, exanined the- :body, he.
' was not.
. Dun
eo
f w
said,
the typ
co nsistent v i h�a .bullet L.A4at„
,'calibre: . '
SHOWED 'EM. IIP
Gordon ' MacPherson and son
Bill have been doing' a •lit of fish- overseas, He is now ern,
fish-
ing on ' he: sidefrom e ,
kis w Industries
Spoke ` At St.'.,Marys
Capt. the;Rev, R,'D• MacDonald
was the , guest speaker ' at the
Stratford 1Presbytery, ': Y o•tt n g
People's• meeting • held at, St.
Marys • "on': Friday ' evening :'and•
which was presided over by Miss
-Grace MacPherson of Milverton
and -.formerly- of:Lucknow,
In Their • Own Home
' `Lewis Taylor and sons, Harvey,
Arnold, Bill and Bob took'up res-
idence recently' in their' 'home
Which Lewis bought since return
-
She . is a. .da �' hter • of Mr. and
Mrs•ABlis
of E
s
sex,
.
E.
g..
land. She will be •knownte.her
friends.• here; as t:'Peggy" Mrs
Smith was :bombed` out of her
Ihorne ••.fou"r .times. •
•
He admitted a Mauser rifie�-of-
that calibre had been loaned to
the ' accused's father some' time::
before, the_shootingj but claimed
there was no .evidence connecting.
it, with . the shooting of Lavale ,
T'he•:r.ifle,_le $aid, had been.found
in full view'' a considerable•dis
'lance'.'from • the:-.•-_.Besito home,..:.
Where Lavalee was killed • ..
Footprints . "found near :t he.
house showed a clear heel mark,
Mr. •1VIacKenzie• stated: A parr -of-
overshoes,, identified as belonging
to Nashkawa, had been •fdund on
a .roadside, he said, but these had
no distinct heel;.• Evidence was
that, when the overshoes .were
found at • the roadside they were
.wet, but clean., • Ilad • they, been
Worn, by the; person wh6 madethe'
in but' ing pr.ints,, he contended, they would
' the: this spring Luc v ' have a`lieeri muddied. '
without much fuck. It.'took .Miss PYoYed at the
°•
' 'o :show then" Lip. She slip. plant, The ' home was bought, . ' '
Isabel t d had prey, opens Beauty ''Salon
• ped .back t'
b their favorite spot from Les' Purves an M•rs,. Sam NTcQuillin has•"open-
been, tenanted }7t' Tdowarrl
d landed a 13�inch Robinson. ,
one evening last week and in a to Y
-few`rninutes had .
Speckled trout that tipped the
scale: at an even' poured, apd just
•a' mite to the chagrin of Dad and
• ;Brother Bill, . we bet. „
BLYTI-i PLANS'a $3,000' addition
_ta the Town Hall which .will in-.
elude a Public rest icon'.
cd a . beauty parlor, known .' as
"Maribr•t's Beauty Salon" at her
horine in LucknoW Marion took a
bcours in hairdressing in Toronto,.
while her husband was overseas.
11
ISftectiperating •:
.fir Forster wtlp•rase
Cee
transferred: Woodstock
to nce Co:;
•Prudentitial..InstI_io.ane eat
been; enjoying: . good h.
is 'recuperating ,atpi sen.
t
n
c
sb ;
r
a
r
homein 1n
_,. re nest
All Veterans of this communityr are 1 g
. in. the ; . to attend ag•meet1ng
TOWN,' HALL;
(To -night)
at 8 p.m. sharp
' Ontari ,; ' R��>ia
To hear an; official of ' the
. ' rated
Office explain in detail the Integrated
. , P. plan:
Housing
iKNOW 4UNICIPA
L Co h nevi
COUMCI
Josep.
W. ynt, Ree'Ve o