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• THt. 'LUCKNOYV SENTINEL •
REMANDED ON
ASSAULT CHARGE
In police court in Walkerton on
Friday, Frank Vaechler of Kinloss
was remanded one week for sentence
upon pleading guilty to a" charge of I. Next Monday, JUly 1St,' is. Doinin-
.ion ay and a nubile holiday.
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resisting »arrest and assaulting Prov-
incial officer 0. McClevis, while in 1 . Miss Ida Elliott, R.N. of Goderich,
the performance of his duties. • ' visited recently with Miss Verna
On two charges - of theft, accused Steward. • .
pleaded not guilty and judgment was Wm: • JOhnston of Hamilton visited
reserved a week. ' % in town last week at the home of his
His wife was adjudged guilty on ' -
.sister, Mrs. Russell Robertson.
a charge .of obstructing a. police' of- • .!
-... Johnny? Carter, who is in training
'flyer. 'while attompting to arrest her
husband and 'sntence was deferred at Petawawa is visiting for a few
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ii *eek....; , „, • .,, • . days with his ,parents, Mr. and
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eeParsling'. the affair the
. Walker- Peter 'T.
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ton HerahL-Times said last week, in blis. Rebeeca MACQiiiig returned'
fits,rt: • , from 'Chicago accompanied by Miss
' "ArMed with a ,Warrant charging Mary MacQuaig, %ho is spendifig . her
Frank 13ae,chler of Kinloss with the vacation at her heuie. ' 4:. • . ..
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theft.'of a watering can and some -,. Buy. your :Snits NOW.. Prices are
bags of grain from the farm of Her- going up. We have a large range of
bert White of Culross and also Steal- IJp-To-Date Samples to choose from.
ing .a Watering can and some car Temple Clark, Merchant Tailor.
tools from Ed. Bushell of' Kinloss.
Provincial Officer Otto McClevis vis- F.AINT SALE --Moore's Paint And
ited the Baechle.r home on: the west- Varnish at money -Saving prices; the
ern outskirts of Black Horse; a ham- 9uality is gbod; for inside or outside
leton the Kincardine -Walkerton pay-- use. WM. MURDIE & SON, Luciorw-
ed highway about sixteen riffles west,
Here's 1940 half gone. If you have
of the Bruce capital about 7 o'clock neglested to renew your,Sentfiael sub-
scription, we draw the matter to mind
and ask you, to give it your early at-
tentiOn please. . '
Suffered Slight Stroke
Friends, will regretto learn of the
illness, of Mrs. George Greer, Who suf-
fered a slight -stroke on Sunday even-:
rLOCALandOENERAID
ALL HATS at reduced 'prices :on Fri-
day and Satutday, June 2$th and 5th.
BELLE ROBERTSON, Lucknow.
?IAN OIL DRILLING
IN HULLETT
Plans to carry out oil drilling op-
erations in Hullett Township 'are well
advanced.' A locatiot has been made
op
the Bert Allen farm, which is .con-
sidered as the best prospective loca-
tion by' W. I. Paterson.
Mr. Paterson, .whe has been making
extensive oil surveys in this district,
was invited to the Clinton area by
parties interested in the drilling el a
well at Clinton last yea.. Mr. Pater -
son's inveatigtifion convinced 'those
concerned that he knoWs. his busi,
ness, and -plans''are now, well under-
way to commence, drilling on the
!cation' 'he, reconamende.
Flotir Milts came to grief. on the In connection with the extensive
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the road from. John ,Tervit's, about pen.linien Air Training program, two . in the -evening of Thursday last iwith
Lueltnow • Road near Zetland, across _ --
' Midnight, M�nday. The driver , of the air navigation schools are planned for. : a vie,xv to' placing. Baechler 'Under ar-
Arndt, Harold' Fowler? of Blyth, ap-:. One is already underway at Trenton rest Tor the' alleged .offenses, when
patently dozed for a moment and the and the other will be established at r. the latter is claimed to have picked
truck ,headed across the highway; •
traitelled along the shoulder of the Port Albert up a knife from the kitchen table and
. road for a short piece and then turned, - Expenditure at Port • Aihert em_ ,to have stabbed the Officer in the left
' over on its side in! the ditch: ! ', braces $304,800 , for airfield develop- Wrist, inflicting a wound that bled
Fowler *au not hurt and he got out Mein and $100,000 for a variety of prhfusely. .. .
' of the ' cab of the truck by ,erawling buildings required for Mich .a school "About the same time, Mrs.' Baech-
' through the doer on. the upper side These Schools are for training air ob- ler, wife of the'accused, is alleged to
have started throwing ,hardwood at
the constable and Aims only prevented
from hitting the stop, it is. claimed,
by the interference of Ed. Bashell,
Who was present ,and interposed on
the officer's behalf.,
"Bitechler was subsequently' appre-
hended -.and' brought to. Walkerton,
where he was remanded to the county Children. • . • ,.
Sisters And Brother, Visit
Sunday 'visitors at the home of Mr.
and IVIrs.'S. C. Rathwell were Mr.- and
Mrs. Ed Dilworth of Barrie, Mr, and
Sartorial „expert says the well- Mrs. . Jack Barber of Oshawa, and
dressed man must have 14 pair a of • Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Keyes of .Detroit.
Mrs. Dilworth, Mrs. Barber and Mr.
pants. It, must. be pretty . cold where
Keyes are sisters and brother of Mrs.
he lives.
earlier start rand, be made to get the ' ' RathWell and Miss A. j: Keyes, who
home at Ratle,vell'S and
airdrome and buildings .for such. a WEBSTER FAMILY GATHERING! Mikes her
school ready for the time when air- .
of the truck. It was raining heavily servers or•navigators, who are to be
•••• the. time of the accident and With trained to fire guns,and bombs and
the, recenLrains the ,side of the read' take photographs. For such navigator's
Was in a very soft condition making
-it impossible for tha driver to bring
the truck back onto the rnad: The
truck was loaded with:' begs .of bug
killer, -Much of Which was spilled
heut,..=-Viringham Advance -Times.
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he complete training . course covers'
venty-Six weeks, including . four
'weeks at an initial training school,
twelve week; at an air observers'
school, six weeks at a bombing and
-gunnery school and four weeks at the•
air navigation school. The air obser-
vers' schools provide preliminarY
training for that class. of. air en. to
the final ' type of training for this
class given, at navigation schools. The
expenditure for ..ais air - navigation
school is much .larger than for an ele-
mentarsr flying school and thus an
011 Pitt LESS
YOU USE LESS.
StiltER IIESULTS
DOUBLE -ACTING
BAKING POWDER
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• THURSDAY, JUNE, :27th, •1940
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RED CROSS GARDEN „4
PARTY BIG SUCCESS
A very successful garden' ..party,
sperisotecl by the Red -Cross Unit of
Ward 5 was lieldat Olivet on Tuesday
evening, June 113th. A hardball game.
which 'Ripley boys' won attracted a
large. crowd. 'Supper was served to
one of the largest crowds on record
while. music was -supplied-by MA.cKeu
sly's. orchestra:and D. A, MacLennan,
with the: bagpipes: Dr. Finlayson ably
'acted 'as, chairman. for the program
which foilonred.. Several 'numbers were.
enjoyed, 'by the 'Winghare Quartett
and sides by Reavie.: Douglas
.MacKendrick .sing Oongs with his.
guitar.. ; --Munn,
BrYce,i*r4.-....PIacKAY.,:',Mq;Alinin, and
Mrs:, .MatDonald; " also: • contributed
some very chosen and ',Well reil
dered •numbers. • • • "•
•This- aperatiOn can bet. quickly -cam.'
nienced in view of a large, block of
leases whiCh exiSt as a result of -rthe
'previous qperation.inthat district, al-
cleigh we understand leases -will be
taken ont, to extend the existing
block. ' '
Margaret. Hamilton and Mrs.
A. E. .McKirn attended a meeting, of
the newly organized patriotic Society
in Wingham on Monday evening. This'
Society'has ,.a membership aim 'of
1,000 persons and» one of its objects
at present is a drive to secure appli-
cations for the reception of refugee
jail 'on a:Charge of obstructing a pol-
ice officer in, the performance of his
duties?' • ,
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Mr. Paterson is also interested in
a movement to drill' in the Owen
Sound district, but notwithstanding
these: other interests, he is still great-
ly impressed by the Helyrood district
prospects, and in due time it ex-
pected he will undertake the pro-
motion of deyeloping,,this field.,
In the meantime successful drill-
ing at either' of 'these other two
points, would focus attention, on ;the
prospects in this Ideality; and would
tend to create a greater interest than
has as yet been evidenced in this
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Who has not been enjoying the best
men Wilt have completed their earlier Over seventy -descendants of Daniel of health. This Sunday gathering
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training before attending such .it Webster and Susanne Pearson,. who brought althe family, together ex-
Schoot came out from Ireland over a century cept a brother. in Niagara Falls.
For an'air navigators' school,' Such ago' and settled 'near Lucknow, gath- ,i
as is to.be located at Port Albert, the ered at the Harbotir Park, Goderich, LIFE
area where Mr, Paterson lie& 'unhes-
itatingly claimed that oil exists in
commercial quantities, at a shallow
level. ;
departmen 1 . requirements embrace for Their annual re -union on Saturday, '
And no man has the power
To tell just when the hands will stop
:At late- or early hour. •
Now is the only time yod own.
Live, love, toil with a will
Place no faith in t� -morrow, for
The clock may then stand still..
the folio g: Four hangars, each 224
feet by 100 feet; one radio range sta-
tion; two 'officers! quarters; two of-
ficers' messes; one N:C.O.'s qmirters;
one N.C.0:5 mess; five airmen's
quarters; one airmen's canteen; two
airmen's messes; one civilians' mess:;
one civilians' canteen -' one civilians'
quarters; one supply depot; one 34 -
bed hospital; one guard house; three
garages for motor transport; one re-
creation building; one, drill hall;' N. T.
gas storage, 1,000 gallons; A -C gas
storage, 20,000 gals.; grading snorts
fields; sports pavilion; compass
swinging base; 'heating above build-
ings, power supply;' services, roads,
etc.; Maintenance: and . unforeseen; one
headquarters, one G4.S.; one lecture
block; one main airdrome, to be. • of
sufficient smoothness, where possible,
to land and take off in any direction,
and, where this is not possible, land-
ing strips'3,000 feet long and 500 feet
wide,' with one» hard surfaca runway
in each landing strip; 2,500 feet, long
and 150 feet wide, will he necesary;
equipped and suitable for night fly-
ing; proximity to an existing radio
range is dgirable.
June 15th.'
During the afternoon the picnicker
played softball games, held ,races and
novelty games and went to the har-
bour for rides in ' Bert MacDonald's
pleasure boat. 1,1.inch »was served in
the evening on tables underneath cool
maple trees. Daniel Alton, of Ashfield
Township, age 85, took the" prize for
the .oldest person present. The young-
est was Ivan .Coleman, seven -weeks -
old son of Mr. and Mrs..Lorne Cole-
man of .Varna.
The .raee results were as follows:
Children under 6 years,Gratit Web-
ster, Tom Consitt; boys under 9 years
--Jimmy Chapman, Gerd Coleman';
girls under 9 years --Dorothy Turner,
Eunice Reid; boys 12 Years—Bob Mc-
Kinley, Ian McClymont; girls 12 yrs.
—Leona !Webster, Mary. McLean;
girls' sack' race—Eunice Reid, Mary
McClymont; boys' sack race—Bob Mc-
Itinley, Jim* Chapman; girls' peanut
race—Myrtle McKinley, Mary MCL
Clymont; boys peanut race —
Bob 'McKinley, Ivan' McClymont;
banana race — Elsie: Ritchie, Tom
Turner; kicking the slipper, men
—lo ir Alton and Anson Coleman;
, S. Doig, Elsie Ritchie;
Teacher,;' Why, Millie, that's a nien's race—R. Consitt,' A. Colemarii
queer pair o stockings you have on ladies' race -2 -Elsie .Ritchie, Mrs. R.
—one green and one brown.
pair like these at home. ley.
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The clock of life is wound but once
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Turner i bean race--Mts. E. McKin-
Millie: Yes, and I've got another
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A quilt- donated by Mrs'. W. Lever.
and Mrs: Bert Breckenridge realized
$23.25 •when auctioned by Mr. Donald:
Blue. Proceeds from the sale of flow-
ers donated by Mrs. Stuart. and the
Misses Brotchie amounted to $5.25.
The net proceeds of the Garden Party
were $175.37.
The' Red Cross gratefully ackno*:
ledge the following donations.. Mrs.
R. McLennan $1.00; Miss Jennie Ir -
Win $1.00; Jim Cameron, • Ashfield
$5.00; N. Medley, rebate on meat $1.:;
Teeswater Creamery 6' lbs butter;
Wingham Creamery .2.lb: butter;
Flowerdale School Section $7.(* Mrs:
4R. pWr a:teoocnia205gcs;r scarf,WW. Mo. slip,
:1$2bAibo
2 pr. reitts,.1 pr. bootees; 1 quilt top
Mrs. A. 'C. Hamilton, C. Brotchie,
Mrs. Cecil Robb, Mrs. E. Osborne,
Mrs. John Ross, Mrs Wm. Steele,Reta
and Norene Walden, Beth McTaviSh,
Attended Convention '
Neil :McLennan, RiPley's Popular.
furniture dialer and mortician, was in
Toronto last week; attending the an-
nual convention of the , Ontario' Fun-
eral Directors' Association.
He also took a post graduate course
in 'embalming and funeral directing.
Mr: 114cLennan ia considered'one ,of
the most capable men„in.this prefes-
sion in Western Ontario. —Ripley Ex-
press.
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• THE.
UNITED
'CHURCH
LIJCKNOW
. SUNDAY
JUNE 30th
10 a.m.—Sundas, School.
11 a.m.—Service of COMMEMOR-.
ATION of the CENTENARY of
James Evans, the man who made
birch-liark preach the Gospel to
the Canadian, Indians in their, own
language. •
7 p.m.—Puhlie worship.
8;15 p.m.—The .Story of the man
who made birch -bark -preach the
Gospel to the Indians. ILLUS-
TRATED by old pictures, manu-
scripts and relics from the
ARCHIVES.
ALL CHRISTIANS INVITED
' Silver Collection.
Why Not Try It?
When the dust is on the counter and
'the cobweb's .on the shelf, there's no
one in the store 'but your own dig..
Minnie and Mary Steele; Mrs. Ram --
Say -2 quilt tops, 1 lining; Mrs.'
Watson -3 khaki handkerchiefs, 1 lin-
ing, 6 yds. flaneiette; Mrs.' Warren
Lever -4% yds. flanelette; Mrs. Alex
McTavish -1 pr: baby blanket's, 1 bib.
One wool blanket each—Mrs. John
‘Ross, , Misses Brotchie, Mrs. Ross
Black,, Kate McLeod, Mrs. B. Breek,
enridge,' Mrs, Geo-. McGillvray, Mrs.
Jack. McIntosh;. One new blanket --
'Mrs. Geo. Scott, Mrs. D. Thompson,
Mrs, J. II: MacDonald, Mrs.: John
Colling, Mrs. _R. Martin,. Miss Eliz-
abeth McIvor, Mrs: Warren Liver,
Yfrs. Aleic MacTavish; ' One quilt--
IVIiss Kate MeLeod. . •
. The monthly meeting of the Red
Cross unit will be held in the church
on Thursdayevening. Mrs. J. IL
White of Ripley is expected t'o speak.
Musical numbers 'are being provided
')y Mrs: Donald McKenzie.
Work was done at the homes of
Mrs. G. Barkweli and Misies grotchie
on Friday afternoon.
Kincardine
Special Holiday Attradions
Thurs., Fri., Sat. June' 27, 28, 29.
g TWO TOP HITS! •
Best Jungle Picture Made
DOROTHY LAMOUR
Ray Milland Lynne Overmann
`Her Jungle-Lov e'
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In Technicolor
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RONAL 'FLYINe'CORPS
First World ' War Aviation,
Picture Sititrine
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"TheEagle& the Hawk"
heartened self, and your stock is, get-
ting shelf worn, and everything, looks
stale, and bills enough are coming in
to ,make a banker pale; Oh! then is
the time •a fellow is feelin' kind o'
blue, and is puzzlettowith the thought'
of the proper thing to do 7 In such a
situation, but One remedy applies—if
you went to get the customers, you've
got .to advertise!
eep...—meeseesemmom.....
Soldiers' PaY Compared
Canadian soldiers are almost the
highest. paid ,of any Allied ' soldiers.
New Zealand soldiers are the best
paid with $1.35 a' day. Canadian next
with $1.30 a day, followed be, Aus-
tralians With $1.27. The British Tom-
my gets 45 cents. a day »while the
Frenthr..Poilu gets only 14 cents.
Hotvever, the French soldier gets an
additional 28 cents a day if hi the
"artillery zone", plus free cigarettes
and a litre of wine everyday.
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Sundak Midnight
JUNE 30TH '
EDWARD' G. RomisisoN
Ann Sotliern Ralph Bellamy
`Brother Orchid'
This Picture Will -Not Be
.Shown Again
peers Open 12:05 .Starts 12:15
!Mon., Tues., Wed. July 1, !
SPENCER TRACY •
Walter Brennan ' Robt. Young
TECNICOLOR . ADVENTURE''
SPECIAt "
Northwett.
Passage'
64.
, BIRTHS
CAMPBELL -At the Soldiers' Mem-
orial Hospital; Orillia, on Saturday,
June 8th, to ' Mr. and Mrs. 'Harold
Campbell, formerly of Ripley, the gift
of a daughter. .
HYDE7—In Kincardine General. Hos-
pital, on June 17th, 1940, to' Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Hyde, Kincardine, a son,
Gordon Wilton.
WITH THE TROOPS IN TRAINING
Petawawa Military • Camp, near
Pembroke, Ont., is the .scene of much
activity these 'days on, the part • of
the Canadian legion War , Services
whose numerous facilities have been
made freely available . forthe troops
in training there. In addition Ito erect-
ing a large dry canteen where We
men are able to purchase soft drinks,
chocolates, cigarettes and personal
items of all kinds, the Legioff is pro-,
vidirig entertainment and recreation
and is assisting its younger comrades
in personalproblems relating to dom-
estic and military life. Petawawa is
one of the largest troop concentration
centres in Canada. •
"Wild you like me to show you
nn infallible method of getting rid
of a bore?" '
"Oh don't put yourself ontl"
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SOCKEES, all Sizes and Col-
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Not For Information
Hubby: 'what are yell doing with,
I my Encyclopedia Britannica?
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Wife: I'm looking for something.
Hubby: Can't you use a ladder , or
a chair? 1
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The Greatst. Name In Refrigeration,
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• IN HALF
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Greer's Radio and Sports
Bargains in Ctingolleum and Linoleum Rugs. New Goods, New Patterns at iess than List Prices
New Curtains and Curtain Nets. Special Prices on These for Next Two Weeks
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