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Lucknow Ont., Thursday (Maher 9th; 1941
ASKS MUNICIPAL ' "
CREAM CAMS ARE USED
STRUCI( B• CAR; :;
MAILING LIST VORRECTED
HONOR POPULAR
BOOKS FOR FORCES IN CANADA`
•OTHERFOROFFICE.
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The Sentinel1maning last was, ASH FIELD ELD BOYS
a DL>;D ss F
.NO
GARBAGE SYSTEM
A provincial wide campaign is un
AGED 'MAN HURT
.,
corrected up. tQ -Saturday last,
Special; arrangements have •been
SINCE . LAST 'WEEK,
`lit
,,
.. - for. about
William Greggan, whoJim
a year has been employed on the
farm of Donald McFarlan at -Kir_
lough, `is in Kincardine Hospital with
gP
a ractured •. ri ht • le as - a •result of
- g• ' g
car Al-
being struck by a by
- ; , • . i R 3 .
vin �� Flamiltoxi, .-3,• Dundee.. and
. erL' ' of. L" cknow. ai3d ' accom-'
m. : Y . >�.. .
a a
panned• by his . brother, Raymond ,
- t e Second 'Concession •• •,
h
.<
The 'accident occurred just 'afte
dark on Sunday evening about : •a
anile south . of Kinloss village,
It appears that Mr. Greggan, who
' gave his .age as 58 years, had walk-
ed to Kinloss late that afternoon
'.early
•
' . and •• subscribers are asked, to . •i hili "s sent of
and Archie P 1 p , .o
�, check the..date •on'.their- address Mr. ;and Mrs.. ,Ebner Phillips, Ash-
label to date rinbie if proper ere- field; who have enlisted for active
dit has been given. If not please service, were.,: honored' •recently...
" advise us at once. •their. home,. Jain is at present ,stat--
n bar of
There 'are. ,still a um ,. "oned. • •ed Deer Alberta and Ar-
i . • at,. R , ,
.' subscribers, who• are '.iii,' 'arrears; a
clue"at.'Cemp Borden: During,th
dating back prior. ,to: the change evening, bath was , resented ;with'
'' p•
of ownership ' of this business.. n d the followin . ad-'
f a ".wrist watch and g,.
Sufficient. time has been allow- dress;
ed nor, the , settlement of.. this•
:. Dear Jain• and Archie
•and there are
debte .We,' your friends and neighbour .,..it
cases where 'cotituiued disregard.. "'•this Opportunity to .show
are
of • these accounts will result in you in takfnga tangible way. how -proud
• collection ,action having to be •we are ,of ti way you heeded y_.otar
taken. ". country's call. You are leaving us
'of
,
made bythe Canadian Pot 'Office'
s
Department to facilitate the -sending
;o#. Books o Canadian Forces. ir.
•at camps in Canada and ,Newfoundland
The value attached by soldiers, sail.
s
ors and to•a: '.lentif 1 su 1 .�.:
,plentiful pp. 3
.ef books in them reading morns,, et
has been stressed both ` .the saner,
byof
t eitiselves and .b t'h'ose who �havi.
h Y
visited •their cam s..,Good,'interest•
p
ing.npoks are always in.demand and
is .highly important that the sup•
• ply should'be• frequently ,replenish-,
ed
Honorable William, P. Mulock, K:
C., M.P., Postmaster General an-
Since Thursday
has.riot been
paralysis .de
• are no •sus
. '
or. vicinity a
tertained•'tha-
its course, fter
'seveli .• '.Dines
i nxnedia'te• vicinity:
toll has -numbered
four' etients
p
degrees of paralysis.
The Sentinel
e
last Wednesday
Lorne Reed,
and Mrs. Manson
of last week thele'
a new case of infantile
glop in Lucknow; There
et cases in the Village'.
Y , g
d. high hopes are • en-
the :epidemic has run
staking •in a total
;,a
in -the village .'and.; . ' r,?
° + !
' The' diseases ,
••three• death .and
Yinb
affected ' with varying.
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was scarce} � off
y the
evening when
16 -year-old '.son of Mr.
Reed, was pro-
" •... " 'day'
• The Village Council on Tues
nigh t was asked . 'to • consider the
units al
matter of establishing a municipal p .
• garbage. collection systexia: mat -The
ter was brought to 'the $oard s at-#
a ' ten ion b Dr. W: Y• ' xohnston . M.
t • •
O. IL f ar • the Pillage: :e
•'' It :was .recommended that.' Such
a s stem. be•.commenced, without de-•
ynew
lay, • It was pointed ,out" that: flies
n
. - arg-partieularl'y' bad -this yeas, and.
P
' that they have som ,
co act ono with the epidemic thisHalf
• village has 'had •gpress
matter under.
Council has ther
sideration : as to the procedure •nee'-,
.•
asses should such .a 'service be .in?
Y
tiles -., ,, „_ ._
•'date
What 'the. Board did was:
reel na= '
Accept Jack Campbell'sg
.•tion: as a member of•.the Arena .Cont-.
' mittee and appointed: Wm. Murdie
Pp
as his successor. '
Appointed Rev: C. H: NI nald
''' `. r d :
. : as a member of the Lib Ory Boare
n....
derwa .' to retrieve .thousands upon:
Y
thousands of'cream cans which have
been diver ed '•ta, •man . uses; other
t y ,:
than as cream containers: :
Thus • actions ' is °imperative, as dui
, to, war`. conditions a very serious'
, ' f Cream cans •-. thf•eate.ns
shortage o
i riot on•
the ::dairy industry .which, s
- ..fox
the riorities..list to secure steel for
• •
supplies of cream cans:.
Loea11 `Silverwood ',Dairies have
Y ' 4indebtedness
.appealed to fasters to i"eturn ail'
cream -cans, regardless of, whether
new or old.. The fact that some of
these cans, may not -belong to the
IocaI creamery makes no difference;
as ,an exchange :can be made be-
tween .creameries.
The response ..to has been
fairly satisfactory, but. there are
- many cans. still" in use for various
,purposes' that have not yet been' re- '
turned. It is .'a patriotic duty; and
in the interests of the 'industry gen-
eraily at all available cans be nut
}
back...circulation.-.----_.
and was returning .:on foot;
in, the evening. It is reported that
•walking •in
, at the call ditty,and for this we
EDD 1 • _. E. .__ .:_. ;adm.�re :.your, decision
' 'you the 'common-
pounces that in the , interest .of. our.
soldiers; 'sailors and airmen station-
'Newfoundland,
.trounced to, be suffering • from the n s'
malady,_ Lorne had been wo king .•
the • aged man was the
•eentre :of the highway, and with scars
"
coming from both ,directions he tried
to, get off to 'the roadside.
Facing the lights .of a car that
•failed to,.dim, the. Hamilton brothers
.didn't see Mr. Greggan until with-
' ,. Y. .. T
in -a few feet of ham. I3e was struck
_ We will miss in
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FARRIER-GILLESPIE ity,., You have been willing helpers
A ret autumn weddin and we have always enjoyed your
p t3' was sol- -
einni�ed at the home , of Mr. and associati • with us. ' Our ah-dest
Mrs- J.. Gibson, Gillespie, ' White- .thou hts youy
}� g ' go with wherever ou
church at 12. noon Saturday, before may be and:We shall not forget, you•'
.a:, ,bank ' of autumn. flowers, when ,in your absence from us_
e_ . G Barnar united 'in marriage.. i is as to,1 -
," G, pBarna.��„-� ani r..,.rriag : _P cc t Weise e.
,.,,,, bas.: a gl?
ed •. in Canada and
and as a special measure of co-op,
,eration, all 'Post. Offices throughout
the country • will act as depositing
centres for Books. This to
appliesg
'books only—not magazines, news=
papers, etc.
•
so o 'wish.- stip i 'o r
h,.., Y-,,..!
on his • father's farm, a rule and a ' : •
half east of the Village, on Monday..
Tuesday K�
• •he wasn't' feelingwell andti: ':
by' Wednesday evening there .:were .i
p y -"
definite s} ns .of• Oral sis.
Both lower limbs are. severely of-,
Y iM
fatted 'although his ,father•, stated; ..
r
i t the week b4.$0i]
. .� -_ r �»,... �_ : �. - .:.:.... _
succeeding Itev. A. A. Maloney.
;Instructed the.'Clerk to notify the
f' a .to, action
• ars Supply . false a
., . •i .- •.. _ _ .
Net onlyare cans .used' for. many'
.
other purposes on the. farm, but•'as
well ''t it- 'kno�icri• even strettlibrt:.
.
•.
a glancing blow ` by the, ear -that
' fractured his '.leg • below, the knee
' ' 'Wel `str€-
- . .. - .1.7 , _ ..„ _. _. _• ,, .._-_Pe
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their only daughter, Agnes Lorraine."
ens of our. esteem'.and with them
to Garnet E. Fattier,'son• of Mr. and go our best wishes for your health,
Mrs.13. Farrier of. West Wawa- , •
, .. - � 'snee return.
d)' -
_� -to
.w. -a __.„.-t,~,..,...._,-11? ._„
Forces with much .appreciated read-
ing matter 'now' may ,hand in these
it their Post
:_t slight
: improvement' was .' noted in, the , ,
strength•. Of' one of .the' legs. , f 4
The: Mildest' '�
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• • . • in .the 'matter of r eiriforcin '-the
: Arena. This is a result , of damage
g..
done • by snow piling up on the 'roofThe
last winter.' 1
a leas ized Reeve Bushell to sign
the , lease • on the apartment: above'
the new municipal building,. withg
rd' • $50 it the tenant. •.
G4":.
� Granted' $50 to 'the Women's In,
. •
the village : ,there, are steam •cans
serving in various capacities as con-
'tamers . of most everything but
cream. • •stable
It is against the law to .use cream
cans for.; anything but., 'their proper
purpose.
and. upon being `kn down
feted head cut's.
man was removed' to
Kincardine Hospital. 'County 'Con-
;Herr Lemon. of Kincardine
• Y
investigated:
.•_,W.
nosh.
•injured •The bride, lovely in knee-length .
'gown of rose petal crepe with shoul-.
der length veil and 'carrying a .show-
er boo uet . of . Talisman roses :was
q . '
given marriage : by her father,
Farrier;
.
Signed on behalf of 'your friends
aiid • neighbours, Wallace., Twainley;
Hugh, Menary, Irvin Henry, Blake
Archie, on behalf of his brother
Jim, who was unable to heApresent,
voifnes JGf'fice=the
books donated .should be clean and
iri, o'od condition. It will' 'not even
g,
be necessary to wrap them 'as' they.
•Alton. will be placed in mail bags • special-
ly provided for the purpose,
•:in
Citizens :can ensureF that men'..in
case . of, the -'seven
' that of young „Jackie '' Ferguson,' 5- .
.year-old son :of + r. and Mrs. 'Tota
M
Ferguson. Jackie has shown •onl .
a 'slight weakness in one lei which
g g
is evidriit only if he tries' to walk. , '
In Iron tiling
$
; a .
Attending. Dental College
Morris ;Pearlman, only son of Mr.
The bridesmaid, Miss Olive
sister of the groom;. _wore a wine
crepe frock and 'carried a ndsegay
thanked their' friends in a few well-'
chosen words:• "
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.•
'camps in Canada' and in Newfound'-,
land will receive 'tfie full benefit of
this`privilegehy_going..totheJr,_boQ1
; • Severest of all cases that have' not:;;,
;been fatal, is that. of Jean Winter-
tei�i,_$-„y ar-old slaughter ofll
,
statute ssist-thein in fixin the._
g
and Mrs. Ben P:earhnan, lies enter=
ed Toronto University to stud den-
y•
tistry: ' ' Morris' attended the local;
carnations 'and roses: T e groom
' • •
'was attended by Mr: Jack Gillespie,
brother of the::bri`d'e: The. ,wedding
•
WINNERS OF BACON HOG : ' '
SPECIAL ANNOUNCED
shelves and `.picking out VOWS;and
handing them in at the: Post Office,
which will arrange for' delidery to
g
Mrs;' fie. Winterstein Jean'seon-
dation• became alarming last Friday... • • <,
morning'
she•
and late that mornin she was rush- `
�_t°`a
'scenery of 'the Town Hall 'stage, if ,
they see ,fit to proce'e'd with the un-
dertaking'.. _ .
'
A complaint regarding' Cellar
A tei`iia ce Reeor�l Stet ' '. _
Attendance records .: were statter
ed, at Teeswater Fair last Wednes-
day when at. least 15,000. 'persons
High school, where he was' a clever
^S e r -years
music was played by Miss' Winnifred
Farrier and during 'the signing 'Uf
' -
At the IJucl now Fall
'air there
the various' Training 'Camps—where
ed to London.' A continued spread of y
p;
water. • led .. to a 'lengthy discussion
on the Matter, bringing out one Dint
g p
that the: ' town is . only i•esponsib'le
for the .proper drainage 'of surface
water.:'
.council also. •discussed ,securing I•,
man to inspect the roof of
roofingp
' '
• aeked he -grounds: •=Gate-xeeeipts
1200 per-.
'were we l over $2,800 and . , p
sons paid $334:70 'to ''get on the
grandstand, which was filled to cap-
: ,•
acty by: 1.30 o clock. The day turn-
;ed out. fine after, an ell day..rain on
:
Tuesday.
sttrdiit. iii duan t
c g g- ere
ago he has been assisting in his
fathers store.
.
the . register Mr.. Frank Gillespie.
cousin of the bride, sang .Because .
After the' ceremony. a 'buffet 'Inn-
were ei ht 'ens of five
, g '
entered ,in 'the 'Bacon' Market-
Competition.. Forty-five dollars
o •' s each,
g ,
Hog
6
in
they will bewelcomed-with: interest.
and will'. relieve the monotony of
Y
the boys in . Canada'' Forces, espec-
sally 'during the Fall 'and Winter:
-the- -paralysis--res lied M her -being -
later lased in .iron ' lung;ands
P
tragic to relate this sweet little girl
;is now practically .completely, poral-
TO SPEED LETTERS OVERSEAS
cheon' was served: Fo11ow.'ing this
the happy couple left on a motor
prize money was divided' $r $10,
8
$ $6, $5 and $4 and on a. basis
the standing was
seasons.
yzed. : ' 1
Since then,' however, there .have
, With a' view to speeding up the
of letters' relatives' and
trip , to points East and on their re-
'turn.. they will.. reside in 'White-
church. . •
of carcass weights
as Charles Anderson,.. Al-
art Gam mie, Ewart,Taylor, Wilfred
•follows:
'
`RAN .INTO. CATTLE
�- `
been no other cases, acid this coin-
munity is praying that' the epidemic •',
its first.
t Frt
. the "Geddes building";: as recent
.•
dui°em _; iris d
friends- in-• Canada• tar the Canadian,
friends
Guests from a, distance were pre-
: Beckett; Alex 'Andrew, Ft G.,, Mai,
_
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,r. ry `..
"ham •Ear-'+
claimed victiirn..lo�*ahI _ -
P t •
�74:
b w
a 4,
i :haven.@$ail rs > . : « , .;,• .-
g FAIR MOIR 10 •ithat
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h` • 'I=ti avy and on'i;saiiii d29Wi`igig �
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W Polack IL e. M:P...>'os-Dant
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Galt -air d-- erg --
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The hos Were sad_ sealed' ten=.
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3t{�(11' b . :
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:� .-mad. -_
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1� �2 oJKW 1i:' i3 -
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ales�ioing Well of-7rarn-on-Friday forced ,a caiic�e -
The auction sale "season" opened Winn` ..of • Dungannon -Fair .• Indoor
• •
much earlier than usual this year exhibits had been placed and•7udged
and throughout,; September' there on Thursday but the,'fair proper
{ ashed
were many. such ,events_:w,th several on Friday was completely w
. - . - .more billed for the early,-, part 'of - out. The. concert and dance as fair
r , night attractions were held however
Octobe .Without exception the re
•: sults •seem; to be _quite 'satisfactory, and ,were ,well patronized. Rain in-
-help,
General, that arrange-
eSSeCI- Ca2CaS;— m
master stated
mems' are now under way for- the
.institution of a time and space con.
f
NO TIME 'O SPREAD
•
motorist ren.into into a herd of ten cet7,
weight. and •• grade, and went to ' F. t°.
tie, owned by Jac k•• Mc Millan,' and
W- Fearman'of Hamilton at $14.75,
. being driven on the Highway: Com -.t
row and an
anguish to this village that: +�
w'11 •not soon be for°otten.
g
-serving ,Airgraph ;Service between
United, Kin
IDLE., RUMOURS ,
+' ing over •the sharp grade just west
4�4' `,
Third Prize"
this counts and, the
y g-
, dom.
i is policy d
In keeping with h p cy to 0
While it is not, or has not, b�eeri,:
r purpose o minimize the serious
•ou p p t
in Vill-
Pictured. In The Starof the Bill them 'torist couldn't get
Monday nights .Daily- 4, tar pact- His car under ep trot before strik-Thompson
n
urea' some of; the wives and children •ing one of the • animal's, which had
Won • : •,
o f Teeswatet-r '
and r his Tegrndson ' Dougl Alton, .
,everything possibly_to_facil'itate_ the
r'._
'ransmission of mails for our For-
ces, with the minimum; Orletsand
nese, of the .epidemic ,this
age we do believe that repeating of
idle rumours • has done ,a good deal
_
of British airmen and officets, who • to be destroyed The' car was not
comprise art of the everincreasing serious damaged.
'Who
and Mrs. Wm: Alton of 1.
son of Me:and
Toronto, won rd prize in the freak rt 4.
T nveyance contest Teeswater
with bidding brisk, and excellent suran` ll to , a ;degree to
offset the loss occasioned byhaven
•prices bein obtained, particularl g
g y:.colony
' ' for' cattle, liogs and !poultry. Matt.' to. cancel the show.' •delay,
Gayor� re oris that "at 'Henry•
Gaynor- p my Bos-
of Old Country folk are
.'at •
Hon. Mx. Mulock is planning
;to institute 'this special .system;• at
an early date. Following completion
of arrangements now under way;
a definite announcement will be
made by Hon, Mr:.Mulock as to' the.
date. of commenceinent. •
of harm and has caused the' num=
ber of cases to be ex d in
instances • as much as . threefold. •Air
• This condition. •wes not benefited
any by ' daily paper dispatches on
' Monday of. this week ,and.a sub-
sequent radio report, which referred
.
now making their 'homes in Canada
in the vicinity of the. Port Albert 'Bought Prize Sow •
Navigation school. In. the picture . W. E. Henderson bought the first
were Mrs. C. W. Crawford and son', prize. Berkshire sow, owned by Ad'-
Peter • and Mrs. D. F. Canham 'and am • Thompson of , Stratford, and ex- •
son ]Vlalcoinn who are residents -of hibited at Lucknow ,Fair.
Lucknow. rd family
of
Fair; sanded and Douglas hitched•
•
Mr. Th• peon's stallion and young �
Doug s po to a • contraption rep- , d
nting• th= Fire Department, and
taus,', - • + of mirth as well as 5�
getting in on third money. Douglas •
.. ''�
returned to Toronto on Sunday with
man's sale• in Morris Township last•
'week, three Durham cows sold in, Has Crop This'Year
succession at the `handsome figures John G: Smith, of Osage, 'Sask.,
of $125,, $120 and $116 each:• in renewing his Sentinel,rrecently
states that they have had a crop this
•• year for the, first time in ten years:
CONSERVATORY PROMO• TER •
LUCKNOW
Under. this special system the sen-
der of an Airgraph communication.,
writes the message' and address on
to two new cases. These had devel-
oped on Thursday of last week,.
were regarded by 'many as a further
fide - n the home of e late VL
Tose h Taylor and the Canham fain
p RESEARCH WORK .TO
sly the °residence Misses Hazel
his parents who spent the week -end
in Lucknow and Teeswater. '
��
•VISITS THIS WEEK '
a special form' provided b the Post
p p y'
Office. The completed form is next
outbreak.
The situation locally, which is
at of
and. Ada Webster. :.TEESWATER
BE CARRIED. OUT'
LADY KILLED-.
Local music teachers' are' a'ntici- YOUNG WOMAN
pating with, interest a visit• during
v ICTBM OF •PQL'10
• the week' of October 6th from `Miss
hnto graphed on miniature film
which is despatched' by air. On ar-
rival 'in the United Kingdom photo;
graphic enlargements are made and
delivered through Army Postal
now viewed more favorably by hied-
seal authorities, is this:. During the,
epidemic there have been six cases
within the Village, three of which
have been .fatal,
° •
From the poliomyelitis litis epidemic
hew Women s and Children Warm p
Hose. We still have silk hose at the which struck • this .Village, medical
old low prices.' The Market Store: science may yet obtain invaluable
information regarding the • iikalady.
Fatally injured in a motor acts-
dent five miles east of :.Teeswater
on Saturday, Mrs. William Arkell •o> .
that village passed away in'
Persis Hebden,'A,T.C.M., of the Tor- The death occurred early . Iast
onto Conservatory of Music. Miss Thursday inorn'ing of . Mrs. Leslie
• Hebden 'has •just • been. appointed Wardell, of. Huron Township, and
travelling .representative and pro- daughter of Mr: and Mrs: R. A.
• motion manager for the Conserve- Grant of Concession 12, Ashfield:
' tory. For more than 14 years she Mrs. Wardell, who was thirty-
. has been a prominent' member of three , years of age, had been ill
the Toronto Conservatory of Music since only the previous Monday:
staff. Her death Was attributed' to polio-
For the first year m her new pos- •myeliti•s, as the dread 'disease added
salon Miss Hebden .will tour „the another to its'toll •of victims in South
larger Ontario centres and will later
t Bruce` over a 'period of almost two
extend her activities to take in the .
months,
• Maritime provinces, Quebec and ,Mrs• Wardell, formerly Isobel
Western Canada.
r. Grant was born in Ashfreld, the sec -L
Before joining the. Conservatory .ond youngest daughter of 1Vtr. and
staff Miss Hebden was a student of .0e -
Hass: R. A. Grant. -She attended Hem-
singing, piano and theory. She wasBobb
lock City school and Lucknow High'
for some 'time .private secretary to school. About five years •a o Isobel
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Sir Ernest Mae1V[illari, principal of married Leslie Wardell' of Comes=
the . Conservato �,' cion 4, Huron Township, east of tht
During her visit Miss Hebden will 'Bluewater Highway. Posses"sed of. a
•• . meet with the music teachers and disposition;of
lovely disposition friendly and kind,grew
local residents .interested in music Yit
+ Mrs. Wardell was held 'in high es-
g
to discuss.music problems and Dints Y w"her ,and her
p teem by all,who kne
of mutual interest. early death is felt keenly by a wide
- • circle of friends. '
,the
Service to the : troops 'in tile usual
way, The rate on an Airgraph 'fines-
sage will be 10:cents. " `.
..
In the case of the three other lit-
tle victims, an Wn:terstein is in
a London Hospital and Keith Kil-
Patrick and Jackie Ferguson are
• • 'At least research work will be •car-
Let Us Do It • Pied out by ,_ the Department. of •
«•
No •need to order printing out' Health in Toronto in this, regard, on
of town, when you can get work a larger scale, than ever before un=
'single
ton Hospital: Mrs. Arnold Stewart . ,
StewaWalkert•
of , Streetsville is in the hospital in '
a critical condition: Mr.' Arkell, , •'
driver of the car, escaped with 'min-
or injuries.
•
NAfiURE PROVIDES MORE V's
--'--
at their •homes, making a total ,of
two existent cases in the Villa e.
g
done like that here"". That was the dertaken m Canada .inn any
unsolicited' remark of one satisfied community where the disease has
customer just a few days ago. The struck.'
. .
The accident occurred as a truck
re
reportedly
p y drove Dist of a sideroad
,
Those "V's for Victory" persist in
cropping up in all. imaginable forms.
g
For the Second time, to our know-
'ledge, the victorythe
g symbol has
Jackie's affliction is little other than
an •evident• weakness in :the limb,
while' encouraging im rovement is
p
noted in Keith's condition.
The
.
Sentinel takes pride in the class of At the request of, .and with the.
printing turned out, and what is co-operation of the local Medical Of-
more eur prices invite ,comparison. facer of Health, Dr. ;W: N, Turpel of
Provincial Department artment of Health .
pa
into the Arkell car.' .
The funeral ,service, was held in
Knox Church, Teeswater on Tues- ,
day. Besides her husband, Mrs. Ar-.
4
ap-
peered on .a cob of corn in this MI-
seventh victim of this epi-
demic is - Lorne Reid lives 1 i�
is__personally siipervising ' the re-
kelt is survived .by a son, Herbert I
mediate locality.'The second instance
. was a freak cob. found' by young.
e . who
miles east of the Village.
These . are , the. facts Wednesday
'not
;Nearly 2,000 View Bull search work to be done. He paid
Figured at a dime apiece there his second visit to the villa a with-
would be nearly 2000 persons view g
in ten • days, the first of this week,.
of Teeswater • and a daughter Helen
of Toronto. •
" •
'
Lyons, ten
y Y •years old, while
corn cutting was •ui progress at the
farm of his' grandfather, James T.
Lyons. This normal cob was en=
i
c rcled. at the base by a number
•small cobs which around
at noon and those possessed of
accurate knowledge of the situation
locally, are doing a definite injury
to this community, by repeating
��
street talk". •
�
W. A. Cu.Tb'ert's'tori-and-a-half bull
t Teeswater Fair last week: Pro•dfor this, purpose.
a , . , . , The first step is the securing of
.seeds, amounting to• $1?g5, were in
r. B feces from some sixty chzl-
aid of the Red Cross British om b 'd• • in the village with which re-
Victhns' Fund. This monstrous ani -search work will be done in . an ef-
, ,?
Snake Visits Jeweller . •
Bill Schthid, local jeweller, while
at his work bench last week dropped `
one of his tools, and leaning down
to pick it up, discovered he had a
'
l •:
in' symetrical fashion to form
perfect V's.
RED CRCSSS NOTES
al Resolution Moneybags,owned
for s
Y p t to recover the polio .virus Thi
b Mr, Culbert, is regarded as rob will be carried out lit the case of
ably, the biggest bull in Canada,
visitor. It was • a ,snake. Not a big
one; but still a snake It was eight •
el, � contacts, children who- have been ill
tl
or ten •inches long, and apparently '
g•
The following ladies have re is-
MEN! We have some special prices tered , for work at the Red Cross
on War Rooms during the est, week:.Mrs.
m nderwea for this month p
THE MARKET STORE. ' • • - Anderson, Mrs: Douglas, Mrs: Smith.
RE.
Mrs. Youve, , Mrs. Hamilton, Miss
- _ mach 'flu in recent
a with so-called
Thank Pott • • ' - weeks and children who have not
Our regµest for• copies of the is- been so affected:
sue of September 25th, was kindly, Common house flies. are also be -
- ing caught in numbers, to provide
f ,
full grown" Sill got it into a bottle
,�
and pickled it in alcohol. We 'are }`
told it i5 termed a "DeCa snake
y
or some such word: They never • •
•to . ... •
•size; are
• Besides her husband, 1V1> s. Wardell
;ROAD WORK COMPLETED is survived by her parents, four tis-
tars two brothers, Mrs: Frank'
and
The bard surfacing of. the County MacLennan (Annie) of Lochalsh,
•
Road from Lucknow to Holyrood Mrs.. en Chisholm (Bessie) Coder-
lyes completed last week. The re= ich, 'Mrs. Eldon Johnston. (Selena),
" ainder of the road front • Pollock (reap)
.• mom Holyrood Toronto, Mrs. Carl P
to Kinloss will not„lie .treated until. of. Huron Township; Sim of Chicago
. next year, although souse' prepare= and Allan, of Goderich who sails
._- __.and
including .. .. - '. ,
to work,n ludin gravelling,-_
ry } c g Will the Lakes. Another brothel• David
*b done. - 4 was• drowned in Lucknow at the
When surfacin of the. � . - r -
road to the g
,• Ca ding Mill 'swimming hole sev
Village was completed • the equip. 'era'years ago While attending nig
Village p q p b; W ng nigh
gave school here.
• went moved into town andway
a final dreseiiig to' village streets Mrs.. Wardell was laid to rest lit
_• that were included in this year's. Lochalsh Cemetery on Friday after-
hard surface program: The, boule- noon, a private funeral service be.
vards on main etre e _, -
, g y
a too dressina': et also received lsonofdPine. lrivartev: J” C. Nich
..
• .. .., . `Woods, Miss Lyons, Mrs: Yours Mrs.
PRESBYTERIAN Y. W. A. '
• .,, • Hornell. Mrs. Little . and Mrs. Cook:
The Y. W. A. of the Lucknow served tea.
Presb tarsals church metat the ._, . - -
y "' -`
_ _ .... . _ . .
home of Mrs, Elmer Johnston, Diss Please bring all finished sewing
g
responded to byGeorge Burgess
p • g g..
and Joe Irwin •of town Geo. Stuart.. material for another study, • in an
R. 2,'Lucknow HenryHorton," R. 7 effort to determine if they are car-
. .+ Y,.Y
. Piers of the' disease, as is suspected cted
Lueknow, Malcolm Ross, R. 5, Luck-• I�
- , bysoitite authorities.
now; Mrs. E': � Barber, R. 2, Lucknow; .Y.
Mrs. John Mullan, R. 7, Lucknow
gioww any and enerall
- generally
quite common during a wet spell
p
which we are certainly havin now,
But how it. got into Bills shop is: • •. •
•
still a Mystery.
te?'Yj -;
Marion Maciiougall'read the Scrip; and knitting -in to the .Red '
ture :..M ,... g Red Cross
tore esson and led in prayer. _ . R _, ... nem
1 r ., p Y r. Miss Dome by 3 p.m. Friday if pos-
earl Henderson took the Bible sable.
Study. topic from
'. ,s D;• L
Mrs. .Mac cod, R. • 3,Holy'-• Busy Gratvelliiig
_ ..
rood. Thank you! A fleet of gravel trucks are op,.
.... _ s •exiting from the it J.
q , ,
'
Automatic Alarm Rang
The ringing of the ,automatic a:1-.
arm the
-the Maple Leaf
our:"Goforth.,
Y p •
__
Study'Hook" was taken byMiss
ng p on P. 1VFac :
Mialati farm
at
a Aircraft Cor-
late
Grace Hurlburt, Miss Maudie Fisher :
gave $reading. The current events
on our missionary work were given •
: by Miss Mary MacLeod, Hymn 381.
was su and Mrs J closed
the.theetina with Dray rattle el ose�l
COMING EVENTS
SHOOTING MATCH
At 1': J. MacMillans, east of Luck-
n
no*, Monday, October 13th, at one
&clock- C4eAse. Nn np n stria, '
o 1 s m ravellrn Hi -
L w Vo tage Stops ,Work , gravelling gh
86. R.
X.ow hydro voltage i5ii Tuesday af-• Wa' J. Brewer, son-in-Iavif of
I ,..
ternoon and evening made it ht.- Mr. and Mrs, Burton Roach leas the .
possible to operate the Sentinel lin- contract for gravelling this highway
otype and thus curtailed the amount from Amberley tb Listowel',, we are
.... _, :_ . told. Yuan ,:
of type matter We were able to set dt Bros. crusher is :operat
few this ,cella ins in the MaclVtillan ;pit- •
oration' Mon
p day afternoon Was
heard uptown and caused' concern'
until- it was learned that all. was
well! The alarm started upwhen• a
valve Was tripped ,,by pressure in
the _-. air
a ,main, and`.slot by the bursting.
of a sprinkler hehr9
1 '
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