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THE LUCKNOW- SENTINEL
cknow, Ontario.
Established- 1873 Putblis he
d Each Wednesday Morning
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Subscription Rate 400 A Year in Advance --To IL S, $250
Authorized as Second Class Mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa
• Member of , The C.W.N.A..
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..r. L. • C. Thompson, Publisher and Proprietor
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1946
E,D:TOR.I`,
• NEED FOR NURSES .. . HESITATE TO ACT
shorty a of nurses It is all very' well to sit back
The acui°e, ., g
which prevailed during the r war and air one's personal methods
• ro 'n �' t ikes. But so ''Yong
•seems yet to be but" little ot,,handlig s r
years ,seems n _ . • our political 07/item/is-what it
$leviated, if, any, and the Ontario as. ,. , r tiie
: 'De tment o f Health has taken is (and, its .far', from .being .
Pal .. need . •se,, pro-
.
s to help the great need worst) the.'solutign to e •
,step, P _, ,
'for nurses' in the hospitals of the blems will not be so simple A: ••
province by(1) requesting' by In the 'Hamilton. steel strike,
.,
that registered for instance, the'•Government hes-
-nurses
; letter.
time: ossible fates to take'any forcible - nurses give:• � the possible
• •to their 'chosen profession;•' that
all{ 'training classes,have tir'full
quota 'of enrolnxent; andSr re-
opening training' Ciassf o r
;:••• nurses in ',hospitals: which can
pow. meet,' the requirements..
Mr. Russell T. 'Kelley, Minister
of ealth, states that', there will
fiber a • sh0 tage in 'spite • of
these efforts and announces . -
-inauguratinig of a course for nurs :
ti' ink ''assistants. •This course will
'consist. of three inotiths'.•.:instruc-
" 'on ' ina central' school; and six
ti
months' • practise unnder' . super -
'vision
'vision in selected -hospitals, ;by.
which -Students can--givalify for -a
DUNGANNON
ReV, C. D. Daniell, Ingersoll
supplied for the service at the
Dungannon Unit
a United Church Sun-
day
un
d y morning in the absent*. of
r.. .,_
Rev' W S Rogers, the pastor,
in for
Rev. • D • D. Geddes, .S, a graduate.
la
tizsDAYr AUGUST 21, 194
,.QOKI NG BA�INARDS`
.THR,OUGH . TIiE,. STILES.
ILES.
Yes►rs o
who is on vacation. R v Daniell V
who has served as a c .aP. - of the Ontario ."�Teterinary Coll
five years, gave a.' forceful seri age,, opened a practise here, and
• ' adhe.„rents. to.l.assured the .,pubis "calls •either.
et Jesus' come into 1
their hurts at -
to rid•the chaff and. until this tended to” His office 'was iri. Cor-
''
, cannot 'be a lasting. by 'mail or telegram, Promptly .:...
is done, there Tigan, s Hall and . his residence at
the;
"peace . i? the world, During; the Pascoe: Hotel.
rvice Mrs. Ralph° oster sang.:. a.
se e ,, p amont. pupils who • passed
"God: hath'' Not, Promised. A • ., �' .. u
amounting ` to the June exa nunat ons *ere:'4th'
sp20ial collection .. ,. `class=John . Reid, • Peter Murch-,
4120 was taken for; -Rev.• T::.:R- ' inial Clarke; ; 3rd class=:
r former minister, who . son, ,, D
Turne a
has been' in very �,h
pock John B McKenzie, Tena Murray,.
for . id' Wm. G.
some time. '• Arthur Cook, Alice Rei ,
Murray; Jr. 3rd—Annie 'Agnew'
;lF;ngLsh. War Bride .Favored , ',.
itates
i le • means With -Piano Classics:
tomen's.
...of permitting those who. wish The Dungannon- Wo
As -
work, safe conduct to .and from •sociation met in'the. church on.
the ,plant..' ,Such '.• action' can •be Friday :atfernoon with an • •aver-
envisioned as possibly leading to age :attendance_ Mrs. D A. Fow-
bloodshed when` a public clamor' '. leyinir
o ed the ziaeeting' witltn
a . public
would' be • set '.up that would 'est- 'wh-ch'wa 'followed bytt,hail c .
:hese strikers .aa' martyrs, - 's.: • ra er in 'unison and Mrs. lie' McGill;. 1st Part -7 -Nell m -
ablish t Lord . p y
t osition- iarlies -Thos,---Webster-read.th+e e I Kenzie; Liriie Pickering, James
-d b
McKenzie, Walter Murdoch,
Lizzie••Beaton, Andrew Hamilton;
2nd"Class--Katie Murchison, Liz-
zie McGill,
izzieMcGill, .Annie McGill,, Lizzie
Reid,. Flora 'K.. Murray;' 2nd part
—Mary B.MacKenzie, .. Isabella
McKenzie, Phoebe McInnes," W'ilT
�-d:-: nu ou - nPp; ,- , -.
would be quick to' attempt to en- lesson: Miss 11�[arietta Stingel: Taylor., Maggie Mel non.
i __ b.. : ther°.ui >� _ assin ;B .and.._._. -Ju es..W:_.a..t ._,th e_, Caledonian
�'hance--ilieir -position y . , ; sang-�-a sola--�--� P,' Y° . ag ..
�. Alton led ;in prayer Games were: piping,. dancing'' and
cadent., _ ':. :.• :
,.. Mrs .$arvey:_
: Who will argue that ;nen. have and after another ' hymn Was dress, Thos: McDonald,'Lucknow,
• ' der-. '
Eng -le Archie
sean .En wan lti
not. the same right to choo '
' ig tr_ilso.rss:br
. , sung,. Mrs: Altieat Rivett,.: g Dan E , .-p y.
e oiinrnuriit .. • wawanosh• Tuna --ng & 119lacCrimaaioit • a h d i�1- E;• : S
whether they: wall ;Ike' l sh war. bride in the c 9„ son, , Brrities
rlie�ve, ] : � o solo :"Som t . .
Coultas of
�The'-formu , si'e-a--p3c
attacks of the " elks tin Letters,'
.. a and alta by; end o,. , .
to. the . nous . .Words M ,
oma. n-' other;: •Gov-. a reciarion for
•latter-�:an,d=.this__ a.,y �_ , -weave- 'read e:: of,.._Pp .,.._.... , .....
Huronites, t captained. by . Joseph •
Griffin, reeve of Ashfield, w ere`=
11 Finlayson, A, McRae, J., Dal-
ton, M. McKenzie, M. McDonald,
J, McKenzie, John McKenzie,'W.
Johnston, A ' McLennan James.
'Young;. i
.FollyYearsAgo
Mrs,'
Martin,. . ---other w�of ,
Harry Days, died in • Luckno on
August'' 16th.-
•
Messr's. : Josep'l 'Agnew v a ci
Alex McKenzie attended' the
O: F. Grand Lodge .meeting =at :.
Peterborough
Mr.John,_ Joynt �s�as_.:advertu_.
ing for apples at. the Evaporator,:
.where they' started \ taking •
Y g thn�ai
in on August 30th.
'A .team of horses :`owned`• by
James Reid of Ashfield and :drh,-
en:,by a young ,Man named Row
le?' fell into 'tine . race :at
leaven's Mill 'and one horst; was
drowned before -thy.
moved,
Tl a-tnarr age _vs�as'"ptrfar 1'af
Ripley of •:Lillian
eldest -daughter of D. and ..
tt' „
t to do:. an h: received, Mrs:
,.. . _ _. : , -assistant's_ .._• - - eminent as. �e ctail.. . cards of�symg. Y
..certificate,. .
musing
urs.
g
'� 'ted
urse thin about it They,; proceed to Everett 'Errington was elected
co g
• Duruig � this::.:nine :•month , ; ,
. 'Pain- seek'', solution .on the theory that '` treasurer to' fill the vacancy. made,
�0 � ni�onth;•Mess='-cost of,: m. �... _- solution
rtailed_ Op actio and no• pay :M �; ':: Alvin :Sherwood.. Mrs.
-Gli � �
a `team b cid-the•-stptlen
• lication " forms • May . be se.:
ApP
'aired.. from the "Nurse Regiistra-
'tion ' Branch, > , Department. ;o f
Health, • Toronto: T'he' course . com-.
..-ences' Se p tember';'•16th-_
m p..
Nursing is noble rofesson
h opportunity `for'
y man
is # theappeal
it holds for so � many . y , s-itlioaat-�iprimr
n which'' supersedes: ': the
come ,•- � How true.
courier
;' c manure
r o
accept o, i `to
fa-atiful � loyal. service
•'tiered �' ,
'her for her.task,
and affords .the. oppor tuna
..: ,._: ;. ._.:EVER; -HITS..,.
.
a :,great humanntarian . work, that : an ears ago..
'checks 'will. sooner or. later 're- :Ervin on•:gave. the topic,. ':. -Mrs..
solve the differences_ Whether or Rivett . again played the.' piano
not a. government strengthens its ==Intergiiezzo of Cal a11eria"; by
position by'';so ..evading...tAe. issue •
Rustican$,, «�iiach . v►=as: much en=
:is ,uestionable : ' .o led free the closing hymn,:
•Cl... 13.
at
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re
e
'lo h,.
' ,in
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5 i�
the.. --o— �, .�•_ �'�_:#Tie• Mee • .•,
T, a e::nzizoa _ :' T.'r nto -rater passing e?.:uu
�g - ._frOxri. o �! . _ '.. ' - the
:��:
'-Vest �n
rr• D ;R..McIntosh',
nee • Lucknow; heavy
Thos ''Law re , .
weights; D, Urqurt, Toronto, : lir
J
Gren-
'•lto
n
m
i
McFarlane, . Ha . ,
ac a and R. T. Cepeland, Luck.=
Mayor :Baird
dancing,
,
' h'da
= • Tis ,
no
L_ g
Kincardine; peter Cprrigan
. od, Dr. ''Tennant;:Lucknow::
• I-loi rho •
Y ...:,••l off' ten acaec' •
concessions. on the 'grounds' b . ,
• Bgoth , .. � Mi:,;s ' ll�laggie • Clark
�� S.
dere n' charge:Of W.'Grundy acid ¢ ,.
~~• ens ',vas f: ngagical
hila son- .. i.
�A, F 5
tafll`
iia. n� • _ ...
'd was Mis liatc-:
mon and the •groori's'hrth ter ' is
�best=winan ��
'McGuire and1 ll.,eD 'n.a'd
inenced 'the• sea��f s t .-e,
7 ,.
. (August '23 i at 36 E
lo e
d iii R '1°.,
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• Div °.e V
arry,. P
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m , r t
Copelaaid'$ : drug' store, returned d ort.ed ' the f .s
. a
• M y g ,.
no doubt ''accouri or . " e words Prophet.
utte ed `then ,
young , s
y Many :.a cit
long ; and arduousperiod of iz in eve .community has ren
Must t fit en Y
training she.
o,=
•lets -than
hood -o '' eaiiiag .
--,-
'With sc P
t'vo •'weeks ...away the... student
•
•;body's.:'theme song soon. • will be,
• '"Don't yon. hear dein bells"
Next : Wednesday is the big'
of the .Clans-
menyear"-,-The, CarnivaL Proceeds are for
welfare and other benevolent
purposes ill
•
nn
• ,i..`tors with Mr. ,and Mrs. i t the`, College. of :Phar.:
V � ination:s a Hectsnr 11eG1,. ,
H ld a their �,
ke and.arol ar . T 1
Cecil. BilaWane_.�1Z1`�. , .,. ��t.il}i�
Y i SteAm art. D
Ort 'and Mr.. .
sis;#:�er, • 11'lrs. B Y+':: Coif �n mar- ,-
Re':' Mr. Shaw united. ..g i•1cD
°Comfort of Sr. Catharines
Visitors Adela• t e
nosa...ant!. Ree
Kit atriclr' of Strathroy and :
p:.
t ori various act-, Mrs: N,. 1
ria d fL t.
R g
k
e '_111. C. A_ 'Shpar o ue '•� ,:an A.
Bz', d .
last week tvgre. ea' f '�'i� in -
- E_ Bra .0
M s Howard Fines and Mrs Lid•
• front• est rii
S. Tile Presbyterian. congregations' ,, os?ing of
lit
•
'united ,of-luckno4y were .fayririally u u• ,,:{
c :R N__ is this At thePi
his home ; own deli Toronto_
ivities• of:public•;.affairs and: yet," Bertha Jones
has, received. :little, ..if any, :coin -,friends. in
,... week visiting.
mepdation:for his efforts, •.and nota
Peter -
infrequently much. abuse Iburg1 used to see' 1►'hss
W P
are
her hand' `• there
O� tl�e • other ... , . .
those who' render no public ser
We' are 'Pleased'
`.` i'rize list are now available
''l or the. 81st •fall fair 'of .the Luck
` ultural Society,', Get a i.. grove has been spending the sura
.:now,.. Ugric,. the:
-earl tans to .be: novel, lfew who accept aner �+gitln,her cousin; Mary. Ellen
list and make y-
• _ .. . - . ,. thnitless.' task .of . ublic office; .
an .exhibitor: The local fair has p Culbert
:Nand �' civic undertaking, what • 'a
i
vice of any ,lurid. They • are con-:
at a meeting of 'Presbytery held S
:. A'lc ert631 aarl M.
in ltaaica�rcline on July 1311. �
. Gertrude.. D1.n. ;:,1.:.:
esthaaat�.
• crodud of i 000
•An .
Morris home • a ain, after ' people' attended_; the: 12t1i aninilal' Win; Borten of : =: ani
Come N[ itis g � ' �.� • .
a, few , weeks "spent in a 'I ondoaa'' games of the •Luckno v ;Caledon=. .erly of 'aCul,,os . .•=
minion: Day, the', 'I4_
h. .i'.an Society iiin:Do s � � ss: 5 C:,:. 4
. .:.. _.. - . l to
regain,, her health. y ° .., .Smith of C c� .: , .: �
on their own affarrs hospital
tent: to carry, -in andfeelin much date; beinag changed to• July :.1St •
_ .; , •. ... • ..; • . • Sine'; is tool. g� , , g , , ... � • � �•
to devote : to .,,
and have • be time. a from the. customary. second W rl )• went', :Years Ago
..better �T 9
better the c'. mmunity :.. : : s' of :.
efforts to °�I • � . ;Sff 'Sit, . Upthega-o Sepfeanber' Officer
Provides. W, O. , ve tnesday"-.M`
- • •lit�.. .,. ,... � .. Mat- _ i , Bur�.:' � .�°`:��d h�per•-� ' •
which them their.live ani ; Mrs 1Tnthegrnve_ •••'Toronto the: Society were:. Ex -chief, Mal Elliott_
- etc- 1.t" '- ',1 K... :':: : $:4, 1
With t3�e Colin Caliapbell' • Cliflef, D.:.i?1,
r
hood_ Yet ::ii, is these. same people:
" ize '. the ones ', who are
who, critic
What theyrefuse to .do
doing tv
were of for' the 'coo ar
If it nP
are' `visiting' this'week iv
'latter's sister, Mrs.`Cecil: Culbert;
Their • daisg titer, -.Barbara Upthe-
shckwn marked .improvement in
' tst few years;' and that thegnes
r
•• he / a° eco izthis fact is evi-
denced
denced by.'growing.'gate receipts:
• Thus Tfair" can"Ase butt' irp' to -be'
second to none hi the ; district, but'.
not without, the,, untiring -efforts
of the officers and directors, and
whole -hearted` stipport and boost -t
ing by • ev ery: citizeh of the' coo,
at
munity ,
_-o
•
•
poor Community this or any other
be There are. men who
would
will serve, •inertwho' wall shirk
ho will scoff. • It was
and,, men
ever
•
Although it is too late in the
season . to' warrant any action this"
Year,' the ,• main ,street parking
problem 'is one that -should, have
the attention of the -Village -Cour--
• cil and Business Men's.. Associa-
tion, long before another° •'sunnmer l tr:
d A tanned
•
Bane of night mottirists is the
ch p who . lacks the courtesy . to'
his lights -an • :: n ere seems
to' : e a Iot ;of , them:. Meeting a;
pair of ,glaring headlight
pecially on'a'black-surfaced road,
is anything but. 2 -pleasant- ,exper-..
ience when for" those few room=
encs, that •seeoa like an age, you'
don't know whether youure; at the
edge of the ditch or in the . cen-
•
eason,rolls around. p
system of parkingon main
system . of angle
street would, do .Much to over
,come the regular • Saturday, night'
„.congestion. and would perniait
parking accomodation for' a good
•many, more cars: Under the pies=
ant. hit and miss parking at all
angles, a good ' deal of valuable
space is lost . Parking strips
would , seem • to `bei, the' logical
answer, although there are those
'Who • contend that even0 these
•`stalls would be disregarded un-
less under constant police' super-
..
��.
Ration Conpoa,Due Dates'
'.1�. •-
: .. • ., butter:. R10 mid; :Gaines' . itinanagers, A'. Mc- Coy -.:anal , -
preserves Si to S2;iy , . -
' � J. Findlater :D • the bow lifg, tO -_
to�R-1$-meatd�l0=to-MaO�nd: Q1.: ]E"laeit "• J -,Boyd,
Butter: coax Dais
P.
1140 -to-1/50-expire-
.Coupons now valid. are, sugar_.
M D:�• 1st Chief,'A_• NIC- , flet`', .for; :D z
CrtsiarsaoP �
P 'erson, 2nd;Chief, A_'Anderson : Mr. and, •
3rd' Chief' J. Findlafer; 4th. Chief; turned .. fra9rr�. '�- '
T. McDonald; Sec., : D, D.' 'Yule,., Duluth and F_vi"
F Sec_, D» Hornell; Treas.,.,J 'Mi. Da -is nr3 i":
• tandard •- Bearers, Old' Light.: t
1Uiurclansoai, S
J ''lin B A' R, Cameron 11ar= 'Grand 'Dodge.'
0 Boyd,
,
shahs R''lC Cameron, A. McDiar-' Jos Agnew. °'. 1 -re': W.
' T,M.tT
11,10=R17 and meat 1VlcDo aid • • • , Soaind. , - , •
ldeaa'w�ti3�z��� re-�� "`�
d�ugust;31:. "lie Go
• Man His A Soul,'
The games started with- a par , w ,� f Sj
de • to the rounds at •11 o'clock : ion • :. a
a g opened with a'.' observed with. special
and the, • programa n ' • . , an :aier���: . •
•-A.1,;Sunday' and �.
Scoter �eis�i by �Jiessa•�-J.: Celc�ba'7r� e.
• 'th and eveninag
son, A. McPherson, D Smi e g
$. MCInt Tri file danCllig COn pastor,'
Harry McIntyre, carried off seven • The deaf
rrekti
Manitoba, -
Prizes.. The bulk of ' the: ' pry ba, c d arae m >
went .to" Jar nes Anderson of St. Ramage,
lxe
� . •'.
d Lucknow boy. Leaitlaerdale a :i stat :
Marys - tpne.late J.alsaes - -_
acid , an of in of
be tt d e were
• .. 'Z,:ion
7. -'Successful. experi nents--tr%fele--
athy and -clairvoyance show that
P
the mind is' able to transcend ord=
inn space • and time liinitations�;
Read what Dr. J. B, Rhine' :of;
Duke •. 'University, has to' say':
The American Weekly , With- this'.
Sunday's (August 25) issue of
Th Detroit Times; Read
.e Sunday
about scientific evidence that
Man has a soul. Get un` y s• • -
troit --mics. ', r
mr
yre. .
tests, a local competitor,'Master ... . 'r „i a3 VID
3�
a en ane y =
num r are glia The•Huron age ,of St lle4a s.,
full Highland g „� �r~�
•
e of the road., u
1 Pe Qlj t
• oJJG Bruc. tug..of, .Bretton of 710,..s. J`�,bn
F three ye�irs the Br �•
LOCAL 'PUPILS TABS HOhTORS
' Diet'and "e
ual ea
°wear was an ani- ` �' • • .death
physicians of
• : ; feature.: or
xercise area the twoheld,ro h husband 'was ,s fo. er
. hadth t P y'
nature,
160
Huron learn a e .
• flee .As'hf'gepaJl.�"�.•,�'aa1�.
.but on :this occasion the $ruceites . a�1s:
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Editor Alban' �JDorrall of Teets- • " '
test ..:
d
H. S.. worn back. The Bruce team ri Clflo<'fi5
captained by .''13.pbell, ex- .again lbe?
water' recently. became. the. proud ..'The'foilow, ng students of A E, reeve of • Lucknow, •incalu ed, . • , �'yl�� a-
bouncin bab boy but "Cook were highly successful in Taylor, J. .Stringer„ W Taylor, , a , . :
papa of a , .. g, y y, Piano . ..:.:..» w .._ ��• r :...stone �:111�:.�.�• i'�* ., �y.
the resent. soap shortage has Al-- examinations held recentlye, .H:• Alex -Point
' : t uS arm ,
P�.. - � J'.. HaysW� McKenzi ._ .. nrnt stems.
On m
hart worried as to how the better' by the Toronto Conservatory of ander, it.* ,McKenzie„ T= Sys, 3
•,.• .;trnCtn4�e .
half is going to `keep the ciiadies Music. " ' • Ale�tander and Pw Campbell. The 111-
white. One' ' solution Ito caaT our-'. Associateship , (A.T.C,.11�.) , Hop {, t$� .
'Karl "i1° :w 1,-.111
'
field; Grade VI --honors rather- h
fly'e that tattletale re would" ors, Marion Masons. Grade 1X— ie ;
g . _ . grey
» • • : , • . ,. , :..: im Hall Nor- ors, .. Ba ba�•a. , " ��
'r •ollss
be : td Pian there On the line' 'next. honors, Shirley itober•tsan° ,Grade lie Liddle; Marguerite , _ 2r -
g •r -h o Tln'eo�'
» the
1 G
Ronal
:
Grade
Kilpatrick'
ra
: cin
r° een
Kil•
. VIIY --.: • hoboes Wilfred Black •Pa • � air 1l
printing office towels --that it � ,• laono � ,
Ronald Grade. YV,
vision.
make em appear snowy white, pass, Gail Mannung, Joan Whit,-