The Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-04-23, Page 1•
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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO, •WEDNE`SDAT. , APRIL 23rd, 1947
EIGHT PAGES
$7,5001s'
ect;ve
RecreaUorial For,rare
•' Meeting on..Monday • evening,
The Clansmen; Club , set an : ,ob
jective of : $7,540, . :which it' •' is
estimated' «will • be required .to
move, . erect and properly'equip.
LuckdOW :' ,and' ...Vic nity''s '. new:
reere�ational centre, .which ..w111,.
among other" things,, embody • a
public rest room,`'
' Overall cost. of the'building,
which was formerly': the ser-
geant? mess at Port Albert, and
the complete ;equipping of` it; is
set. at $10,000, • The Clansmen are
depleting feting their • resources` by put-
p .
ting into the fund all their -.assets,
tot alling , approximately 7 $2',500,
•t ,
and'are undertaking to raise the'
balance, by : public ' subscription,
and. other: Means. that the .Club
_ ise The flfiance coni-
mai►. ;dev
mittee. includes Ernie: Crawford,
Hu h. Curring and ' L. C. Thomp-
son.
son
• 1l'da "� Go
.itt._ iss at..
z ce a.
u -with contractor.
present"in to ch, a Q .
who will 'undertake to move the•
building to, the Village : site, 'south
of the Post' Office. 'The 'Comrriit
tee was••ernpowered•to,purchase a
few additional feet frontage frond
J C. Camplielhto:•accomodate:the
building Added :'to ,the building
committee were:K. C•. Murdie and.
W A:: Porteous.:;Me_nib'ers. `prey
iously .
appointed,' were: •
Thoirr:pson, R .'W.: •ndrew,'•W. A..
Schinid, • Ken • Cameron ann.. Roy:.
Ftp Jayson.; Ken; Cameron is at'
present acting, ' 0.y.,.'corninrttee:
chairman. -,•-`
•A' ':th, ee-.nnan Plan• ning :::Com;
Mittee was also set' up. •a -t:` this
meeting in " connection: with this
project,.•headed_ by P. W • Hoag:.:
The' other two members are Cam
MacDonald,.; and :Art Andrew,
°Robert Andrew, W V. Johnston.:
and E. H., Agnew were 'merited- a
provisional. executive •tb `draw u .
. p.
a constitution for; this :community:
recreational.. centre. ' '
HOLIDAY' CHANGE
ALTERS ,NEWS . DEADLINE
E . .
With the Lucknow Business,
-.Men's Association, reverting
to;the Thursday. -
.t . h stla . Half hol`d'a•
the • news `.deadline of the:,
: -Sentinel will be altered some-
what: • ,
Effective °ne'xt week copy,
will be received up. to six
o'clock on ,Tuesday, Rural
budgets now can be sent in
on .`Tuesday : morning's mail.
Advertisers arerequested to:.
continue to have their : copy,
'in on Monday.
Under this : arrangement.
.._.... e._... a�ce=,a11-aal► w:ednes
day :to 'complete type setting,
make up,: press • work . and.
mailing, with the' object 'of
having the paper 'fully'coni,
i4eted....rnr� in. 411e. . aa.o
Wednesday evening •for :dis
tribution Thursday morning; ;member present
.The :new deadline •is ,Tues
ENTERTAINMENT GALORE
IN• TOWN HALL THIS WEEK .
Tuesday,.. Wednesday and
,Thursday see successive' nights of
entertainment in the • Town .Hall.
'On. Tuesday night a'reeeption was
held, in .honor of Mr; .arid Mrs.
.George Whitby recent newly-
weds; •
Tenight' (Wed'nesday) • , 'uj-icler•
•
auspices of the,. Agriculture Soc-:
iety,, North St. ,United Chu rch
Yaurig• 'Adufts,: of Goderich, will
present• ' their : hig.hl y entertainin
Y g
• play', `Billy's Goat".; This will 'be'
followed by a dance with music.
:by. Farrier's Orchestra,
On Thursday night'the Luck
now •Women's Institute will hold
a,. public dance; in observance of
•the 50th anniversary of the, :est
ablishment. of.:Won en':sinstitutes..-
Preceding the dance will be - a
banquet`•for members of the. local'
branch and .their. husbands.. A'
highlight,;. of•;,;th .,dance:.:.will. be:.::4
•
,, square .dance .'''cdrri' etition with
P.
the ladies „in competing sets 're
' quired to be' Institute 'members,.
• belonging to, ' any branch,: '.There,
twill a so. - e• a ;:.d•o i - -_ nze .anc3 ;.e,
'rii
r e for 'the . oldest t
p s Institute
•
•
day. at six o'clock,,,but earlier • MARRIED AT T'ORONT
if.•• pssiple... to .its of • meet-.
�ings occurring,•on ` the- 'previ A quiet. weddang took..place. in
ous . Wednesda' , •Thursda or Toronto; , April • 19th when'2Re..v.
. Friday "",should.,. 'lie in our:, • C.:W D. <Cosens:of 'Toronto: ,united
hands.by Saturdaynight: in,rnarriage, Ages .Hawkwood•,
LOCAL= 'DRUGGIST 'HAS
1$OUGHT:,RATHWELL HOME
L E ` "`Larry Downs:: local
dt.u� ret .has ��urchased'the Ii'ath-
p
a=cell home, .and. a.
�ential ' Change.- will` taFt'e.:. Ulric• CHANGES i.
cldes ciaug ter f .� t an . Mrs.
.�: Ha'vl�w:ood of Cal` ar Alberta
Calgary,
and' George W: Alton, son 'of; .Mr...
and M.rs., A ;Alton.; Belfast Mr.
•and Mrs: 'Alton lift `'on rriotoi•'
,, . a,
tri' • to ;Ottawa:•
p•
POPULAR KINLOSS. FAR161ER
DIED VERY SUDDENLY
The death of John Bars, age 51
years, ;•occurred suddenly . at bis
home in ' Kinloss Township on
Friday,: from a heart attack, and.
came as a great shock to his' fam-
ily and.: to, a wide circle of friends,
who held hint in the highest.
esteefltl• •
'The' funeral service'" -was held.
at •' his' late ';residence, •Con f';.;u,"
Kinloss late
on . 'Monday:
with interment in. Greenhill Cern
et.ery.
BRO..ODING ;FINE
THOUSAND 'C ICKS
Five' thousand baby chicks from
a ,few days; to four weeks' Old,- is
a sight to ; behold at' the !aka
-
mount, dance hall; •and erstwhile
cheese : factory. Its a new .Venture
this •year for Goldie .Martini,, who.
f.
is -brooding this• flock: of chicks
for' sale as started: chicks. pie ex
pects another thousand 'this 'week,
which will raise the total ,.,to- have
it ct,. to.* 5°,7. ; chic .:. :...
Sixo•'1-f brooder
x e ooder
b stoves 'sub-'
ply the heat 'for -this flock,; ,;and
Goldie; spends the nights right
on, the scene : 'Not that he's'afraid
of ,thieves he Chas dogs•that take
care of that=but: to guard .against
g• g
fire,: as'he has: 'quite some ou`tl'a
Y
iii; . he en' er i is y
'e buys the chicks as day, gold'
birds, .and raises them Past' the
dan er; age ,fox 'instars -to chicken.
raisers 'At .eight weeks"they.~are
'ready *to: go•'•into the' pen.
without a
het ar�d:.�his' can.'s ve
the` chicken':raiser the expense of
brooder equiprnert;'' and. the time
an'd : care ,
e sec's`'
. a s ary� in lao�kirig
SOIL. LOS'S: CAUSE
FOR CONCE-R-N.
. Soil. conservation and the. re •
-
taining of:the productivity of the ,.
Soil -for future generations, were. •'
two.: points -strongly: 'stressed U Eby
Mr, 11M,. A. Garland, who address-
ed a public meeting in Luclknow
last' 'Wednesday evening ' under,
sponsorship" of..The'. Clansmen,
The ',meeting was poorly . attend-
ed;. but •yvotild have been 'tithe `
well Spent by anyone, : especially
rural' residents...
'We are having serious soil loss-
es in Western Ontario, the s. eals .-
er said, and it'. was his task.to'
arouse interest in this matter. A.
'lot of -our top soil is going.clown
_every river' and; stream, 'and it •
i's..=important- that ; all•- ways and •'
r
late.in 'May Mr •.and 11!iis: U;rn::
Lloyd' .and family. will ino‘ e-t:o D D
Kincardine ., r.,
TI. HOLIDAY
�Y
. at that.time whole • ® '•
il. ' Goldie lin a. A r r .;
At:Midnight' on . S d y,. •, ps. also � a specialist 'in
t 1 ie -will. ca�onizin n: 1
.27th;- daylight sa ng . t iri p. g,•„ a, d• his- service's .-are-•`
- o.-•it••rto e-ffect�--i-n---Lucknow In in '. `.demand , whene:ver : he finds'
g .
:other centr'•es. the.chan ge is mad•e tirne for' • the o•b. �:
gJ
tit':.iocall But baby chick .. �r
on Satur•day_'nigYit, b �.. , Y , Y. s a ezi t hra;`o'nly
'slow thine °w:ill, be in. effect .on 'hobliy..He :has, one of the' bi `est'
g
S. nda 'and: clocks will not "be and best dog` kennels•:in ,Canada.
feat rin
need Until retiringon Sun u Scotch Collies,�:but also
aciva .. 'SUR, g _ ,
"' " ill •: r- specializin in
day-�nglit.. !Tait" • tame Will to p . g, Cocker • Spaniels
I ... tur .a. � and.. Gr:,. t 7'., an, s.. �A • , ; a
The` Club decided ':•to hold_
carnival . in 'the Arena on Frida
y,
June' 20 , featuring :a :'four -acts
show , ' the Bill: Stewart Attract-
ions of . oronto. P 'A': ' rize draw-
committee was • named .including',
Wes 'Hµsten, 'W.; G':: Web ster'-a'nd.
George Webster:
Plan Por : Mass "' Survey.
The' Club also: dealt; at length.
with plans for; -the tuberculosis
mass x-ray.: to be held; . in Luck
now on Mond'ay_,_and _Tuesday,- WO
Jane ..2nd and 3rd.., Details were •
after young chicks.
Iis u�e: a`Sight.-
q k .. to.see, vaz•
us ages .
Q g and breeds penned off:,
on":: the `' dance floor, where so
i . 'e bought-a-groc�ery ':. a -1 Two `important dirges .» illi rriairy •y:oung=' i . • . re-trrrie
n s: rn�. r . 1
e s. r •� s. S. C. Rathwe 1 1 rn form r1•
. BVI d M . .0 r� rrito, effect. ir.. Luchnow� w th e ,.5 tripped ; he 'l ht fan-
... �:g•.•.. e
will move to the''Lloyd ` home,'ta ti
the :next week:. ---y• -,. s . c. ''
whiclr..•
they ,have urchased; and
1?
Mr.' a Mrs...Downs' and ung:
� nd•M Y
•so , _ h nLawrence, il . QQ
Jo - will Move
to this R `'thwell, o .::'e.:.. v
a h rite," Th .x..:ha e
been tenanting'Mrs. `E Ni Hod-.
1
• in„s:.r i' n.. since last 'all:.:"
g es de ce sr cef,
Bought 51cIntosh ; Home '
Mr. • and Mrs Jack 'Fisher ',of
London have 'pui chased the Hugh
McIntosh :horne :in ,Lticknow and
wi o .,
'weeks:.,
am possession vett
r n two•
Y 'f'H I RD dirt
formulated.;for :'this ''undetaking
of �r r g,
hich':rrore. will. 'be' heard iri°
sub'se� '
quent issues.,: ; '
SIMPLE; TASK' TO' MAKE
BADLY •:NEEDED NIGHTIES .:
The, Workroom Committee of
the ,Lttcknow Red Cross issues an
urgent appeal. for'ladies who will
assjst
in‘ mkir g. baby's nighties.
The material is :cut ready•
out 'arid � •tfl, hand
, and the simple task of sew-
ing them can be done at home.
Those who . h can volunteer'will
greatly assist the" Workroozn'staff
in' completing••the'ir quota of in"'
farit's layettes and other sewin ..
that is sorely needed. '. g
English and Canadian' :*are-
houses are at present depleted' of
supplies . and May 10th has been
set' at' the deadline' for'. the *mai.
Branch to cozlrr lets
m p its assign-
ment in aiding to replenish. these
supplies.. •
The cut-out nighties . may
obtained from g �3' be
at Mrs, Wm, Hornell
??y time, or.; at Abp. Red Cross
VVorkrodn • ort' .Tuesday after -
boons,°
S'
at morr?ent
b 27Th.. . there s about.. fife ,dos `
midnight; Sep:tem er, y . g. at. the.
o ®. was avoree .y . a ar _
ajd it.. '. at 'a 'rdcerit• "rneetin `of:
the;;'Lucknow. Business Men's As-
� s e-iat�ori; and --the ,Village Council
passed the necessary motion; :to.
special ` et
'�..implerz;ent its' .as •a_,rxr� ,
rng
rr 'io to the.
ed
:>�o at ,ns, C „
Campaign ;being. conducted by the
f.uc,know•'and ,Vicinity ; ..Branch.;.
reached a total : of , $1.224:69`, at the
Week -end. This is. slightly ore'
two-thirds of the; objective of
$1,800 •�,
The bbo'ks:.are being , kept 'open,
g P 1,..
and donations will continue:td. be
received eat rural stores.in :the
neighborhood, as. well. as at sev-'.
eral..business places in the: village.
Headquarters is at McKim's. Drug
Store.
' .A .;supplementary; list of dzrna»
tions follows Mr`s::Florence Mus-
tard $2.00;'..T. R.'Lane:10:00; Busi'-
mess Men's Association 15.00;'Tre
leaven . Milling Co •25.00;' 'r B
Taylor ,5,00; • Miss, L. G."A. Welsh
1.00; Jack :Mtirdoch :5.00; Ander-
sen Flax Products 50400:; Verdun
Mowbray 10.0.0; Norval Stewart
10.00; Ernie Ackert 1'0,00; 'George
Stewart 5,00; Hugh C:• McKerizie
5.00; Gordon Kirkland 3,00; Peter
Campbell 1.00; Gordon' McTavish
2,00;' T. A. Cameron 5.00; ,1�Cair.
shea Wozneri's Institute 10.00;
Rev, Ca B. ' Woolley 2:.00; Noble
Jol,nspton•
Thursday .Iloliday: Next Week
'',is the re There was '•a` oor atten
..The second 'change , . , p dance ax
Thursda for 'the .ob- a . ublie meetiri . : o ' Frrda: ni `
adopting 'of , . . , Y • . , p g n , y ght.
s i. ance .of thee :weekly .half ,hot- ;Called .tor,: the: ,purpose of dis-
th ; Past ear. had ',cussingthe •: atter �of��1o` .
iday; which fo•1, e p y . m , eat. pat -
been . held " on Wednesday after-. ticipatron. in •the ,, r vinciall
P Y
noon: . -• sponsored "British Relief . Cam-
nci ' e wee ' Thurs.. . ai n". which ,is slated to be held:
�Coxnm:e , r!g...n .x.._..._.. -k, . 8 t
day, May 1st, the ;'= half holiday : in. May `
afternoon In. attendance
will . 'be observe.dt that '',.besides. a .half
N.
and" each Thursday thereafter, : . dozen Village ' residents, was
Reeve Howard: IVIeGu ire,,.of Huron
Township.' "
'A six=man committee was main. -
PLAY AT WHITECHURCH • e�il . to: plan ''the setting up of.' a
The play '40 Promise .Me" will local 'organization .iso' have char�
on' in Whitechurch 1V a i— '
be Put, Meni- of the carni a ra. Those . named
Pg
orial Hall on Thursday' April:` 24 were iVf essrs;:Harvey Treleaven;
by " a Holyrood cast,. under aus" Donald McLean, ,Rev: R. A..' Tose-
pices of: the' •' Presbyteri n Y•P.S., lyn; ' Rev. J. W. Stewart, J. �R
commenCirig at :8.30 McNab and T. W. Smith. •
•li'LAY &DANCE' The . campaign is, designed ' to
ntr ' .Club'will: bring..relief to distressed British-
The .K.0 Cou Y�, ens' by donations of 'clothin _ and
,present a` three=act comedy .Calm, g
Yocirself" in' •Langs'ide Forresters f food, and the cash' to buy' these
ids ` April 25th at"'8,30 essent'ia1s, The Boy Scouts . ave
Hall on 1!'r. volunteered to' make a house -to-
sharp. Local' "talent will' supply house Canvas for clotting,= when
music he•tween acts, A dance 'will : ,
the organization is completed', and
follow •with: music l9y T.it`fin's or- .,
ehestra,.. lAmith counter: in the
the campaign., launched, o„f which
mrore will be heard later,
It
el
.ureas lis the .e. canine
ge:,peetc ere: long. ••
':
population •'he Was accomplishing, in Bruce.
He stressed conservation of wood-- `
Mats and 'swamp lots' as 'a zneant;
Means . be exercised to, keep. this
soil in 'place.
Crop , rotation strip . planting,•
:con aura
ploughing across' the' Slope,: and;,
various' other • 'practices' were
'stressed. as means of• avoiding
erosion and . retaining,' ler blity.
bis: in i'
';,
De ar men
p . t t at the O.A.C.:was at•
..
the -service of the people, acid also
recommended, that .each farmer:.
study his awn -farm and take ;up
any. problems •withArieul
;tui al . Representative
Mr. ,G. ,;A. Gear; Bruce -C•ounty
Agriedltural: Representative, •'
1 attendance a:iid, outlin
•''County's reforestation ' 'activities:
He' said that•'•a 'county, survey' was
;.being ;ma.de.•with a view to ;pre-
paring a County,; soil • `map and
that,a `report would •be, submittetl :':,'•
at the. June,' session '�
He •
advocated ,, tree planting on •
soil 'thi i hil1-fops;'to rebuild the
soil, and recornm:en'ded: grass;ancf
barnyard manure .for rotectin
P g
and rebuilding :the: land Plow-
ing,
low
inn, he: said, should be' .done so
that ' the mate will walk ; not
"run"; down• hill. , • "' ,
Improved': ,pasture'," lands.. weret�
advocated by ;VIr Gear; . wha' .•
•
'clairned:� 'that -beef : cattle
pu
could be: trebled ;in•
Bruce. with
the. 'ri ht kind ' of:
g g
'Hog: -production' hasi:`soared
Bruce to • 1100,000 :a: year.. Cattle
e
production `is' third in: the prev.....-
,
ince:.arid the Co.u'.t -L.. ..
n y, has. repeat
edly stood:. at: the . top in' butter''
production. `
.Mr.: J. W. Joynt- spoke `briefl
complirnentin '.Mr. ,G "ar o • 'what'
g .e.., n
•
ed Buce
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TO' N I�ZE.'H ERE
FOR :.BRORGAI'`TISH
`COMING EVENTS
hall. Admi sion 50c..
n
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tow a`rd soil conservation:.Warden,
Joynt- l ointecf.out that the wholes .
sale slaughter of .woodlots was: a
rriatter -tu be discussed at the''June - '::
session '
The'.meeting was presided . over
by . Mr: P: ;W. 'Hoag arida . Vote'
of 'thanks as w extended'' • the
speakers' byL'„.'L,, .C:',ThomPien,
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HIGH" 'SCIi"OOL TO HOLD'
PUPIL -PARENT NIGHT
Mr. ' H. R. Beattie; ( vocational
•
guidance director for Ontd.rio, `.
wilL:be__th,e guest • speaker at
Pupil.- arei-rt• night. in Carnegie
Hall 'on Friday . May 2nd, `
The proficiency shields; athletic.'. p .:
award and:diplornas will 'be pre-
sented . �
.Therewi•1lbeaprogr'am
'of musical numbers. by •High
Scheel. students. 'Elie, public .is;
cordially. invited,
Presenting Play •H'ere Monday
` i.elyrood Young I?eople are
presenting their• play "O' Prdrnise
•
Me", in.the Town Hall,. Lucknow
at 830 on Monday . evening, April
28th,..:.:... Presentation ..
Tlme presentation is . tinder. �
the at'tsprces, .of the .United church.
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