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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-08-12, Page 1ttoortvtiit e • 44. e ' 4 .tr $2.00 A Year ' In Advance, 50c Extra to U.S.A. FALL FAIR LISTS. Now READY . • ' Prize, lists for the Lucknow Agricultural Society's 78th annU4. Fall Fair are now available from the secretary, Joseph Agnew, c. at The Sentinel Office. Owing to confliction with Qtheit hOWs .another 'thange..of dates Was made; by the, local society, ,and the' Fair will be held on the last. Tuesday and 'Wednesday• Of Septemberthe 28th and 29th., The Fair., this year NJ vill feature -more than ever, scheor children's competitions and. Class 35 of the prize list will be .found to be fashioned after .the pattern of the School Fair cOmpetitions. .There are a total of 70 sections • under Class 35; listing grain, veg- etables,.potatoes and roots, flo*, ers, fruit, poultry and pet stock - and livestock. The Ptize money offered is on the sehocil fair basis of awards and totals *AO: • in addition there are valuable prizes offered rural schools which compete in the parade; yell and chorus, crafts, projects and public ' Isp.eaking. :a - traction for pupils is the sPorts • events prOgranr withlkore than $20.00 offered in cash awards. Directors are at present engag- .-edin linihg Up entertainment and novelty events for the Show. It is not an easy task at, present but theBoard is of one mind that the entertaiennent angle of the show • mist be emphasized this year, if , gate receipts a're to be anything near what they should be. ' V • • 'REAL ESTATE. DEAL . ;Fred'. Ernberlin recently sold •• his residence and property 'south of the Village - to Mr. and Mrs.v James. Reid, who are, residing. In the residence Owned by Mrs. Vic- tor . Durnin, east �f Of. the 'Village. Mr. Emberlin has bought the vill- age residence of Mrs. Thos: Mac- Donald. • ESCAPED INIURY-i' Wesley Robb Of Lochalsh had a narrow escape. the end of the week, When the tractor ,he was driving rolled down a steep em- bankment in the field Mr. Robb was' uninjured, but the tractor- • suffered some damage. COLLIES CREATED MUCH. INTEREST SATURDAY • • • A litter of nine. collie pups,. a mak dog and •A 02' Months old female; which :were On .diSPIik at Lorne ',MacLennan' S Purina shop on Saturday afternoon and. everr- ing created 'inueh interest. The 'dogs are from Paramount Kennels operated by Goldie Mar- tin. The male dog.was the father of the litter of ,nine, which were 5 Weeks old. This mare is Hel- met -1c of Stralhisla and was im- ported from Pennsylvania. A trf-colored pup, 61/2 months i!ld, was also on. exhibition. The sire of this dog was the 1943 Can- .adien Cham pion, ElmSheli Buddy Boy. .and • the .rnother wen over half her championship as a puppy, BAND AT PORT ELGIN Lucknow Pipe Band played its annual Sunday' .engagernent at Pert Elgin Beach on Sunday, The .Ban,lmustered eight men fbr the ,engagernent, iecluding a • couple or. r;ipers ,frnm .Port •Albert Air Navigation School. Concerts were played both, afternoon, and even- ing • with collections taken ,•,,r., eindui:rtingto rr practically $40.00: • • LUCKNOW, ONTARIO THURSDAY, AUGUST 12th, 1943 MILITARY, PERSONNEL CONDUCTED SERVICES ••••••••••••• At the servieei: in the United Church on Sunday, members of the Armed Forces. played prom- inent parts. Hon. Captain Rf DouglasMacDonald, • conclude the morning ,serviee, assisted la AC2 B.. F. Andrews of the en- , tralie FW.A.F.. Band. Reir: drew, whoat one, time was min,- ister, of the -Presbytergh church at Clinton, conducted the even, ing* service. Bob Cunningham of Port Albert Air Navigation school pretided at the organ. JOHN HANNA HAD • OFFICIAL MAJORITY OF 157 IPIMP,1•1/...PPIONIMM The; official cou'' nt of the ballet- Iry in Huron -Bruce riding made only a two vote differen•ce in the compiled on.election .night. • John Hanna's riding -total was increased. one Vete to 4544. Hugh Hill's total *as reduced one vote to 4403. The vote polled by Mr: tantZ remains - the same, 3304: 14-additittl-ttre-S.0- " the 22 military camps in Ontario gave Hanna '44 votes, Hill 28 votes- and Lantz lb votes, al - grand totals of Hariiia 4588;,- Hill 4431, and Lantz 3053, Mr. Hanna's majority being 157 votes. - • tt nei KILLED IN 'ACTION Tpr.. James Harold McTavish •PAID SUPREME i. SACRIFICE , : • .., ,.., . , Mr. and Mrs. Allan McTavish xeceive a e egram last Friday. morning, containing the • shocking information that their youngest son, Harold McTavish, had been . killed in action. It, is 'AIR FORCE.BAND WAS POPULAR The Royal Canadian Air Force *Band from No. 9 Service Flying Training School at Centralia, Made a big hit with a large crowd' of people .,who -lined' the main • Street here on 'Sattirclay night to hear and see them. • These - "Flying Scots" looked natty in their Air Force tartans • and put on ,a very pleasing per- formance of over an hour. Frank • MacKenzie of town is one of the band, which came to Lucknow 14 strong. The -Band' remained overnight here returning to Centralia by us on Sunday afternociri. The embers were billeted in various illage homes. Their tartans were particularly ttractive, in spite of the fact at the x lacked the, usual corn - nation of brighten; colors. The stume is that of the traditional ighland regiments, translated to R.C.A.F. colors of azure blue, vy blue and cardinal red. This rtan. was especially created ter e air force by Group Capt. F11-. top. and he .deOgnis-registOed Scotland in the Official re- sitory of the weaves of the Scottish elm*• . ho • Members oi the Centralia •Band en find 'a warm welcome await- • ing them in Luckno'W' at any fut- en ure date; • The engagement' was sponsored su by the Lucknow ,Business Men's Association. th •ed RUST IS REALLY BAD! •eP m v a th bi co H jn na • ta th le in po presumed 'that Harold was with the Royal Canadian. Regiment in Sicily,. as the driver *of. one of the heavy tanks although no, de- tails have as yet been received. The telegram; dated Aug..ust 5th, was received from the Dir- ertor of ,Records , at. Ottawa and read as follows: "Deeply regret A4106 Trooper Jellies Harold Mc- Tavish oificiaffy reimakdakU in action 16th dak of July, 1943 - Further information f011Ows When received". • • • Harold enlisted \in the Royal Canadian Regiment at !London' on May 28',' 1940. :He spent a month at London before gOing to Camp Borden, where he was training until gOing overseas. He left ter 9Yerseas_. on_lhis 21st birthday June 18th, 1941. ; Overseas, Harold was trans- • ferred to a heavy support squad- ron and was driving oneof the big 40 -ton tanks. In a letter to his parents in May, Herold said • -he had been selected as a mem- er of a picked squadron.'it was In mid-June that Mr. and Mrs. McTavish- received their last -let: ter frOrn him, although it is ex- pected that others may now be on the way. . Harold Was born 23 years ago, on the 4th Concession • of Turn - berry and came with his parents, to Lucknow in 1930, as e. lad of ten years. He grew to young man- od here where he resided until listing. - • Besides his grief stricken par- ts, two brothers Gordon of Bel- st and and Cameron of Lucknow, rvive. • • , By his death, Harold became e first Lucknow boy to be kill - in combat overseas, and the tire community- -extend§ their epest sympathy to the family a • BAPTISM ON SUNDAY OF rAsivws GRANDSON •The union service of the ,Pres- byterian and 'United Congrega- •tiOns will he held inthe Presby •terian Church on Sunday- morn-, ing, at Which service Rev: C, acDonald ;wzllr, baptize ,his andsen,' Roderick Douglas, 'son of H.Ic apt. and Mrs. Donald:, ' • • ' , poug is at• present hoirie on fur- lough from Kingston and ere an- other furlough comes round, he expects to be overseas. The. 'evening service • will be.' held in the United Church. LOCALRINK w.oN. TREBLES. TOURNAMENT. • Seventeen .‘ rinks eompeted. in ;the, Irish Trebles twilight tourna- Merit on the local greens on:Fri- day night. The 1.‘ocal rink of • JoSeph and Howard Agnew and • J,'A. MacDonald finished in first • place; second, Mel Pearson's rink, yiralicertim; 3rd, Wally Miller's rin „ am; 414. Fred- Hunt's rink, Goderich; » Dr. Johnston's rink of l Lucknow ' and Mel Dono7 htie'S 1 -ink of Teeswater .tied for 5th and 6th. place. In the -John- ston rink were Wes' Huston; Har- vey Treleaven and Dr. johnston, WHY SOME NAMES WERE OFF LISTS ComplaintS have been voiced in various centres in regard to orris and errors in the -voters' lists used for the provincial' el- ection. Locally we heard it said that the narries, of some- who- had voted before' "had been taken .off"•: • • 1 - This is not a -defense of the system used - in compiling the voters' lists —farfrzhjtbut thul re are some points that shod • be explained. • • • , In the last Dominion election • enumerators made a door-to-doorcall in compiling the lists. For the provincial election last week, the municipal voters' list. was .used as the basis for compiling the list, except in the larger urban centres. • Sp it- well might .heppen that a person whose 'name was on the Fe enuinerator's list for the deral election, would not find their name on the Hart last. week., it wasn't taken off though_ -it has never been on the municipal list. In the' final 'analysis- the re: sponsibility-for having one' S name on the voters' list, remains with the indii,idual, or at election time. with the "party" to some degree. • In the case of the municipality, a new- Voters'list is published. each year, and a court of revision held to hear complaints of er- rors and Omissions. • Lists are posted at / convenient points for 11 voters exarnhie. If your ame isn't on . the municipal ;Stem' list the onus rests' solely pon the individual: 'For. the : provirieiel election hese municipal lists Were used s a basis for voting, and a Re-, ising Officer sat in each niue- ipality to make corrections and dditions to' the basic list. this se ° -the' :individual arid the arty" were both more or .less sponsible if names were omit - d. I3ut apart from this, , all igible voters could be sworn on polling day 'to exercise their anchiset so we see lit complaint in any event. Grain has , rusted badly this cir •year; but here's a story, vouched • for as. the truth, that emphasizes cle in their deep sorrow. n tc • ' , v u AT SEAFORTH SATURDAY t • . • a The death of, John McNay, a v twin brother of Mrs. Wm. John- ic sten of Locknow,, occurred at a "Seaforth on Saturday. A sister, ca Mrs. Sam Carnochan, predeceas- "p ed him a few years ago. 7 re Mrs. Johnston and a brother, te ,Mr..rPeter MeNay of Paramount el who has been blind for some in time, are the two surviving mem- fr the fact. A white calf emerged TWINBROTHER DIED from an oat field, as red as any red calf could be. 'Tis said that the farmer didn't recognize the animal, and .asked his good wife where the red • calf carne front She knew. , • • Downpour Monday .ThiS coCrimuiiity received , an- other soaking rain on Monday evening.' For more than an hour 014 Jupitet PIuvius kept' sending it down 'into = ‘I- EIGHT PAGES THIRD CLINIC HELD TUESDAY The third blood donor clinic was held in-Lucknow on Tuesday morning with seventy-four cloth Ors. in, attendance. Of this num- 'bet- 5f were men and 23. were . Women: • • Among Tuesday's donors there,. Were fie who made their third donation: Gordon Fisher, Wes • Huston, Harvey Houston, Arthur • Cann end Dr. W. V. Johnston. The complete list is as follow : *. A., Porteous, Miss Elizabeth , M. MacDonald, Miss Mary Struth- ers,'Miss S. J, Carrick, Miss Mark • I. Hackett, Donald J. McKenzie, - Morris, Pearlman, Mrs. Emily • Douglas, Miss Margaret M. Mac- Donald,, Alex Hackett, John A. Cameron; Earl A. Durnin, George Hassell, Gordon J. Fisher, Wesley Huston, Mis§,Helen. M. Hamilton, Miss Edith A. Johnston, Mrs. Clara Shaddick, Chas.. Shaddick, Jas. H. Cochrane,- Miss •Jean D. McMillan,' • Dr. Little • Harvey , 'Houston Kenzici 1 te4 • -.Courtney, Miss Helen McDonald, Mrs. Amber M. Popp, Ed B. Yin- riigan, Otte' H. Popp, Alex Mc- Kenzie, - Rexford • Ostrander,. Stuart Robertson, Miss ' Lucy E... • Thompson, Elmer B. Alton, Al- bereI3. Alton; Russell E. Alton,' Mrs. Mildred Irwin, Oscar G. • - Kieffer, Wilfred a Hackett, Miss Lena Robinson, Miss Bernadean Alton, Mrs: Donalda." Scott; Wm. !J. Cook, Alvin C. Alton; Donald • McKinnon, • Ronald 1VIcCrostie, • Blake Alton; Mrs. Ingrid Canham, Miss Ina J. Campbell, Iras,.. A. Aitchison, Chak., F. • Robinson, , Charles Anderson, Rev. •John, Donaldson, Miss' Lorna M. Reid; Fred R. Anderson, .Jas. Manson 'Reid, Raytiard Ackert, John 'B. Ritchie, Wallace Wilson Clive Mintz, Jelin Srnith, Arthur Cann, Richard Elliott; Roy L Kenzie, Miss ,Evelyn Little, Gor- don Anderson, Alexander G'., . -cirew;:---Joseph- M-ekaan,• 15r. . , W. V. Johnston, Clifford Menary, Mrs.'Jean Reid) David H. Car- - • rtithers, Mrs. Jean Jardine. The mobile unit was, in charge • ` o'f Miss GI Akitkand" Miss Arm- - •strong. Doctors in attendance were. Doctors Gillies,• Crawford, McCallum and Johnston. Nurses were Misses C. McQuaig, A. Mc- Quaig, Hannah McDonald, Sadie Johnston, Lena Robinson, S. Mal lough, R. Woods, Mrs. Wrn. Mac- Kenzie, Mrs. Walter* MacKenzie, Mrs. •RObert Andrew; Mrs. Wil- fred Hackett, Mrs. Harold Allin, Mr St J. W. Donaldson, Mrs. Don- ald MacDonald, Mrs. Roy Finlay/. son and Mrs. Wm. Reid. • - • Local arrangements were under the .supervision of Mrs. Wm. Hor- nell and in charge of the kitchen were Mrs. Ostrander, Mrs. )3.. Roach, Mrs. W. B. Anderson, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Clair Agnew and Miss Dean McLebd. Secretarial wok' was • done by Mrs: George Jardine and Mrs.-J:1C. McNab: • Employed In. Alaska Mr-. and Mrs. Russell Middle- ton received a letter from their son George who is operating heavy construction machinery' Alaska. It was their first letter Since George left for the: far North in March.• 4. • Stamp Shipment A. shipment of cancelled post- age stamps -which were contri- buted for overseas shipment, recently forwarded by MrS. 8dgar •e over; 0,0oo !stamps' in, the package. Ix • •