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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-10-22, Page 1r $2.50 Yearly. In Advance ---$1,00 Extra To U.S,A, ,' 71r* elaglieria LUCKNOW; ONTARIO, WEDNF4DAY, OCT 22nd, 1952 SHOItTfr#ORN SALE. GARNET HENDERSON IN • CHARGE AT C.N.R. DEPOT IN LOC►► .ARENA The Huron' - Perth Shorthorn Club's first annual auction sale of ScatateA orthorns will he,, held • ": uiithe �Lcicnow' Arena; a 'weeks .from Saturday, Novez ber lst, commencing at 1.00 o'clock sharp. Thirty head of 21 females' and 9 bulls have •fin .consigned ' to. this `sale fiere 'leadingShorthorn herds in }Luton ::and Perth: gun - lies, and as the. fit* aitch sale '.te be held in this,corrsiriunitf ;con- siderable interest Centres around the event. - Th'e sales : manager ;is • Andinv C. Gaunt of 'St.' Helehs.. Auction- eers are W. O'Neil, Robert Amos and: Lincoln White. . •: Hereford' Sale Following Week at The following week on Friday, November 7th, the Huron. Here=. ford : Association will hold their 7 first fall sale at the Clinton Fair in Barns. Thirty-one. head 'including 22 ad • females and:9 .bulls are being con signed to this eide'by tteelve well at• known breeders' of . Herefords in ie • :Huron. Consignors.from this "dis- ;h trict include Heber' J. L. Eedy, it George : Kennedy, Allan Petrie, •Frank . Pentland,' Frank Thomp- t son, Robert 'Mason. .n. . ` President oaf the.- Huron Ag- e sociation is Heber .Eedy of''Dun- gannon and George Kennedy" ®is ie .. • ' past president :e Catalogues for both these sales, • ere available .on request. ASHFIELD BOYS SECOND IN : INTER -CLUB' JUDGING Frank -Alton -turd :Lc me Hack e" ' ' ett of Ashfield, : representing the Com. 5 ;on Baby Beef '.Club,� • ftkd..; g 7 ms cenit inhe' inter -club com=:. 1e' petitions held atthe Ontario Ag-. ricultural .College at Guelph on Friday: '"• Huron .clubs,were well up the list in the beef calf ,club compe tition, with 'Exeter placing third among the 37, .while Seaforth: was. 7th and.: Luueitteew was llth, Blyth-Belgrave 12th, and Brus-. eels was. .tied for 17th.with.•the. Puslinch slant. le st to ►e, id gid• w le H Pi its ud r _ . -FREAK CORN COB ' A . freak cob of corn: ison. dis play at 'The Sentinel Office that might best ...be described ' as re- • sembling the Empire State (build- ing. surrounded by a group of lesser "sky scrapers" of !varying heights. •• The .perfectly formed ' central cob is surrounded by a cluster of Garnet Henderson took over the duties as, C.N.R. station agent in Lucknow 'the middle of last week. Elwood.irWin, w'ho was -re=- 'ming • here • pending . Garnet's transfer, has gone. to Weston. Garnet started with the rail- road in 1941, .and comes here from Port Colborne. The 'family Will move; here .the latter . part of the month and take up residence in, the former Fairish" home on "Standpipe Hill". , Mrs. Henderson Was :formerly Evelyn Taylor of.Lucknow. They have :three' children,' Paul 9, .Mar-. ilyn. 6'' and Bruce 4. •. GET GREET:I:IGS _ r ONANN IVERS_ . SARY • • Mr. • and Mrs, Joseph Whitby observed' their golden wedding_ anniversary on Saturday, October 18th, The event was marked by a family, gathering held a few weeks ago: On, Saturday.. Mi. and Mrs. Whitby were pleasantly, surpris- ed to . receive a certificate .of congratulations, from the • Pro- vincial Government, signed by Arthur Welsh; previncial secret-: ary. It read, "May I extend to you on behalf of , the Government of the Province of Ontario,, hearti-' est congratulations on yoaur.'50th wedding anniversary and the wish thatyou may both enjoy further. anniversaries :'in' good health and happiness: • Mr. and Mrs. Whitby plan' to frarnae the..gr!eeting of Which they - ate mostproud. u dThey1 alsore- . u. y ceived a ;:personal; expression` of congratulations from John W. ilanna, 1111P:P. KILLED IN KOREA • Mrs. David Haokett receiv _. ed vtvord on Wednesday morn, • ing that her grandson, J. C a.•:•Hacketta-son- O€MMr and IV r, s. • Caswell • Hackett, had • been killed in action in' Korea on, Tuesday. • q NOhIAGENARO#4, FRACTURES H#P Mrs. Annie Doyle :has been a 'Patient in Winghaan Hospital for the past two weeks. suffer—ing :a fractured hip at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry • An- derson of Lucknow. " Mrs:' Doyle ,is in her 93rd year but in spite.of her advanced ;age, had been enjoying comparativery good health until her misfortune in • suffering the hip fracture which 'will_ confine her to the hespital,for at least three months t, is. expected. • SEE Y -BY'. ENTI:N'EL THAT: Mrs. ' R J. Cameron '''suf- 'fered • a broken hip in a 'fall at._her.,hoine: on.:Tuesday 'env - Mg. r• CAR AFIRE SATURDAY NIGHT When a parked car was dis- covered on fire on Main • Street about nine o'clock on Saturday night, a fire alarm was turned in, :bur before Firemen were at the. scene, Nels .Winterstein ' and: Jack Kilpatrick had extinguish- ed : the blaze with a fire bomb. The car was ,.'parked across from Winterstein's. It was a 1937 Ford belonging to Ed Moore, and was blazing merrily under the hood when, discovered, but the. damage didn't amount";tp enough to prevent .'the car : from going home on its own power later that night. , In fact, there', appearsthe possibility, " that' Ed didn't ` even •know' that . his'' car had -been on 'fire. • THAT the wild geese: were on the. move over..• the • week -end, „but few local.:ninirods ..bad' much 1, luck, as . the countryside.. was dotted with 'hunters and,. the geese were kept ,on, the wing •• • and . for -the most: part.., flying high: ,••• . --o-- .. THATmemberrs of,' Old • Light Lodge .. joined :.with : Maitland: : Lodge, 4. Gode rich, • on •Sunday evening:' to 'attend service in. the. new Knox . „Church in . the Lakhside,• town. • THAT Miss Louise Treleaven • ob- served her 85th birthday the first of last week,' at• the;; Baker. Convalescent Home, where She has been a 'patient • for some time, "Aunt Lou" had .a `!'big birthdayti: cake to, mark the .'oc., casion and: was extended 'con- gratulations and best wishes by many friends and callers. n0 loess -'t an eight smaller, cobs • —'V-' • .,. 'ROYAL ES E EIV O LEGION 'RECEIVES ength5 This od�d� co. PO various 1 was harvested by a corn picker • • • on the farm of Elliott , Sandy in TRA TS IN.FULL: COLOR „Ashfield':• •. , *WIN . F1 F• IX E O .S .BACON °HOG PRIZES Ernie, Raynard and Sack Ack- ert swept ;:five- of "the six prizes in. the T. 'Eaton Company' bacon 'hog competition at the Lucknow Pall Fair, according to an an-' nouncement 'by R. L. 'MacDonald, live stock . products grader, of the Doininiena Department of Agri:" ulturered IcQui1 in placed second; There were 12 pens in the Ecom- •petition, with competitors re.- stricted t� not more than 2: pees each. The entire showing of -hogs Were 'sold by Auctioneer W ell- ington Henderson and bought ;by George Elliott. at $26.40.. ' They were judged on a ;carcass basis at the:,packing plant by the Government grader. • The winners were as follows:• •1st," Ernie Ackert, $12.00; 2nd, Fred .McQuill 4, h10.00; 3rd, E. Ackert, $8.00; 4th, Jack Ackert, 5th, Raynard Ackert; $5.00;•8th,Jctbrt, $4;00. The champion carcass was "Won by -E. Ackert, and the reserve ehanipion by F. McQuilifn. The .local Brandi of ''the. Can- adian •Legion' has received'de- livery; this week of a mounted and: :framed pair of, portraits of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh The por- traits will be . ung in a egion Rooms: These portraits, 17"x23", .ore by Karsh and in full color, The Legion • would be pleased • to purchase, either a set or . individ- ual ' ortraits for any organiza- P tions or persons interested. b SCOUTS PLEASED .•WITH WINGHAM' APPLE SALES Lucknow boy Scouts held . a -successful apple day in •Wingham on Saturday afternoon, when they received a generous response and a good reception in the neighbor- ing 'town. The appearance of six-' teen .local lads in' uniform, caused.; some !Wingham residents to cora- mein that they would like to see g Scoutin revived there:. S ofits• on the afternoon's sale' amounted to $55 High salesman Was Roddy Wraith who rceived $10.76.. The boys were in charge of Floyd °'Wilson, 'assisted • by Stuart Collyer, Hedley Burden and .Ray Stanley: • THAT S. ' B. Stothere. was ,guest e 'ion. ;week, speakerh Holstein Breeders annual. ban- . quet at ' Clinton last week.' He spoke on • his trip 'this Fall to' the Maritimes. "Steve" was the, first, agricultural •representative a'ppoin'ted•, to Huron County., —o• THAT Itay Stanley, president of t h e Lucknow Presbyterian Guild, Was elected vice west- dent ies-dent of the Huron -Maitland Presbytery at the Fall Rally in Goderich , on Wednesday. —o THAT ;hundreds made their 'wav to St. Joseph's Church, Kings- bridge on. Tuesday evening for, ' the annual fowl Supper and sat ''down to tables groaning with .food not the least ''of which was heaping" platters of delis- ious turkey A concert, :dance and prize draw rounded 'out 'a full evening's, entertainmen '. 'THAT in the y'h School ..mag •fig azine sales contest 'the 'gills were well ahead of the boys at the first of the week. The rgirlsrepotted sales of $393.40, '' with",;the boys trailing with. ' $215.80.' The 'contest concludes on Friday. A liberal commis sion is also .allowed :students, obtaining new subscriptions to The Sentinel, - w, w ww..; TOOK HUS. LOAD' :OF TEACHERS: •TO LONDON Allan Reed took a • bus load of North Huron, • teachers from the vicinity _to _the_ '.egional confer.- ence at the Beal Technical 'School in London on. Friday. • Those .making .:the trip *ere: Mrs. Roy McKenzie, Mrs, James McTavish, Mrs. James. Little, Mrs. •Lloyd •Cline;; Mrsa•Marvin Durnin, Mrs. Wm.. Stewart, Mrs. ' Jack Caesar, 'Mrs Kitchener Finnegan; Mrs. Lorne Johnson, Miss Beat- rice McQuillin, < Miss'..)Margaret Jefferson, Miss. Ruth Pentland, Miss Lois Feagan, Miss Violet Paine, , Miss Ada Webster, Miss Kenny, Mr. Ross Errington, Mr. Don, Cameron,' Mr. • Ray Stanley, Mr. Duncan McKay; : 11�r.: Erie Moore, Mr. Spivey. • UNITED, CHURCH. ANNIVERSARY Deepite a premature taste. of winter weather, large congrega- tions attended • the anniversary services in the United Church on Sind, . conducted by the pastor, Rev. Grant Meiklej'ohn. • History 'of : 'the • co ngregation dates back 90.years to ' the. estab-, lishment. of' the Wesleyan.` Meth-. odist congregation in 1862. Three years Pater the :.New Connexion 1Vlei odis't congregation was or.: ganized, • with the union • of, the two branches taking place in.' 1874, It Was 67 years ago during the ministry of the late Rev. Geo. Turk that'the_ present church was builtv,t' Re. Meiklejohn intd : out that: at anniversary time we look- back in a'. historic .snood :but .must' also see the . occasion. ` in its true sensethat. the •Eternal ,Kingdom "was • then, is now and ever . shall be",' ` T1itheme' of tin"' eriting :,sermon was this permance':of the Kingdom of ; God in ''cen- ,trastN to the .weakness' /and de cadence of worldly kingdoms..'In • our loyalty to that Eternal: King- ;dom lies the . solution : to all .Our, : problerns,:he said. In the: eveing Rev. Meikle john' stressecLthe fact • that• "Jesus is alive and that we ;,shoulit be attentive :and • tespon sive "to'` The Master's Voice '' The evening service was 'uvith• •: 'drawn i':n t h e. Presbyterian Church,, mild Rev. C. A:. 'Winn' :joined': Rev., uMeiklejohn in the pulpit to read : the scripture les- son. Special music was rende4ed by the choir *under .the direction of. Mrs. J. W. Joyntwitn . Elmer Um bash presiding at 'the organ. An- them soloists morning and even- ing Were Miss Margaret Rae; Mae Keith, Raynard, Ackert and Eldon: Henderson. an .addition .to. the two 'evening, :anthems a• • men's: chorus sang "Dwelling iii:•Beulah. EIGHT PAGES: TOUCH: OF WINTER CAUSES MISHAPS Sunday night brought the first real - snowfall: -:of= --the season--• and- ,accompanied' by freezing Weath- er, highways were qi ite slippery for a time on ' Monday: and: the ` cause of a; number of traffic; :mis- haps, • A light: ,truck Qwned by Glen short distnce• north of Kinlough 'Calrpbelleoaf Belfast, was exten- sively' daed when •' it . turned over en its side in the ditch . a His daughter, Miss Marie Camp- bell,; was . enroute to her .school. at Eugenie Falls, .when she lost control of the truck as it clewed on the icy pavement. Another mishap occurred just north of the Second :Concession; D. . A. MacDonald of Lochalsh •vu^ho is driving the• mail on R. R. 6, Lucknow, for his . sister, . Mrs. _Donald MacDonald, had thereat of his car. .clipped• ,by a truck. driven by. Mike Pinkert of .Mid- land* Mr. MacDonald was leaving ' the mall 'box at Joe ' Weiler's resi-' deice . at,. :the, -time. The :''truck veered of.•into the :ditch,'-receiv- ing ditch• receav:ding damage '' est£mated at $650 A daniaged.'lef't ` • rear 'fender was•., the principal damage to the.;Mac= Donaid'.'car. ,No one was inured • in either mishaps. which wereald• Mac.Dorial:' ;by .Provincial Con- stable Hugh, Rutherford. That' same' 'Morning Gordon. Cupskey • of "Belfast: touched•the brakes on; a Sandy Constriction .Compiany :,truck" he was 'driving . and it rolled over' on.the high - Way. ,.The accident happened on. the . brov.' of a` hill •siir miles' east _Hurhan a Gordon was.�uninjur_ ed and the truck was not; seri- o•usly: damed t E t a• S:.. I�AR�I. 'Weft' UTILITY' PLOWJNG CLASS ,. • At ..the Bruce., County plowing match ' held: last week at Langside, Ear Harris of • HoTyrood carried- off arried'off the prizes in the utility class • for tractors defeating Jack Grant ,' of . Paisley and Kenneth 'McKague: of Teeswwater. In theutility- class • there can' be no handling:and' a two-hour *hit is allowed top low the half acre Vaith a' 10 Or 12-. inch furrow. Plowing, a 10 incl' fureoW, Earl dad' the half acre an an hour. and... 20 minutes, and 'placed first' for crown, first for plowing, and first • for finish. The prize money' tot- alled $19, plus a special prize ,awarded; by a Teeswater imple. %ment 'shop: In the plain or jointer plow class under 20 years, Ronald Mc- • • Gillivray of Kinloas was: second. , In the Juniors class under 17, Ivan arid%Barry McQuillin• placed . 5th and' 6th: Land'.': '• In the . hydraulic lift class; 'Bill Colwell was 5th. THAT there were nine tables at. the Shoot Club party on Mori day night, the winners being ',Mrs. N, H. 'Hedley and -Arai- strongl • Wilsons Next week's party • Will be, in the Auxiliary - Rooms Lunch Will be •served:.. THAT.' Mrs. 'Thorna5 Anderson:, Sr., found two wallets •.within an, hour while down street on -Saturday. One • contained a large sum, of money and the : ` other belonged; to young Neddy' Martin .of Detroit and contain= ed his border crossing card which . Would' have been a: 'se-' ions loss., • THAT Mrs, Ken ' , Movribray ' at- tended a meeting of Beauty Counselor representatives held in Hotel Landon on Tuesday of last" Week. THAT Rev. J. L. Burgess, min ister at Elinvale in the Midland district, has been elected mod- erator of Toronto and Kingston synod of the Presbyterian Church in • Canada. Rev. .Bur- gess formerly Ministered, at 'South Kinloss and 'Kinlough.. 10, • ../Wes Tiffin. won the special prize for the plow team. BUYS GARAGE, AT KIN . 011eCHH N Walter • Breckles of Lucknow has purchased Juin'' Boyle's gar- age business ane. property at Kinlou'ghT and wall obtain 'poss ession in mid-Novexn er.: By the transaction Jini •becomes • owner of the Breckles- home in Luck-. nova`.• • Wally has ;been employed at the. Johnston and MacDon'a1d 'garage in Lucknow for the past font years and we understand' he will be succeeded by Roy Gib- son. Mr. and • .Mrs. Gibson,. who were married recently,' are resid•- ing in the Anderson Apartments. Upon returning from overseas` Wally was employed in the Luck- now Industries plant and later"'liy. Hobrough Metal Products, before • taking a mechanic's position at Johnston's Garage.' Wally's friends wish• him ire11 : as he launches out.for hirriself ' at Kinieugh. • •, Sp • Y1 •