The Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-07-31, Page 1{t'
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' LUCKNOW, ONTARIO,, THURSDAY, JULY 31st, 1447
1"1 "- lig l HEI ;� '- . SUGGESTS 1ltEN. EDIES FOR lttITU1ltN11V4(Gr TO 1�
I�ticx,lvQ v BARN
", ----- _ . , �, F. -FR . - ..._.... PARKING PROBLEh
AS 131 G SACC ESS . "IN N.
Nie. arid. Mrs. Nc#lson'Buihett of
(Contributed)
Despite adverse_ weather coni
itions : earlier' in' the, week, the
ucknovv' United Chureh Sunday
chdol• hold their: annual picnic
• point;C,lark on Thursday last,.
ome-150,nersons,,young and old,.
itli rde.a! weather prevailing.
iijoyed "a splendid afternoon: of
steres,; races, swimming and -soft_
•
all, .. .
the
Following race Hevents,,
v, ent
s, a
icnic supper was served on the
wn of.Mr. and Mrs; Jack'.Camp-
ell, after which all present were
reated to ice cream, and the
oungsters' .to a • "candy kiss".
cramble. A rousing softball
ate, .with teams captained by
arvey Treleaven' nad: ;Arms.trong
bon,brought a most 'enjoyable
cnic ..to a • close.; Although .Mr,
releaven•'s team came.out on the
hort end of the score, , the ' 1•augli,
er and • goodwill.. that • existed, t3 .
ong ;the members of :both ng
bo•
roved, oust the , saying' "that you
•]ways ',win. if. you' lose with' a
mile".
The following were prize win-
,-. b old t.., •+ev.
rs. Wilson 1aanilton> ,.xz•i d e s't
.an, ' 111r.• Je.Seph Mallough� and
or: the• youngest child .Douglas
oy Button, • son of Mr. and Mrs.
rnest,Button,one month old.' •
mile= following: a -r=e -.-the -ffirst d
cond .prize 'winners 'in' the race:
events:.girls';7-8, Donna'Johnstn',
B,essy. Reavie; .boys
Jhnst• ice--:
11
Caroline,Gi.bsori,,Betty::J.ohn-
ston
boys.9 1:1
„D
e ni
s
E
m er1in
Kent Hedley;.girls :12-14;
Edna
Reid, Audrey:::Ross: ':bo s'..12-14'
, Y, ,
Donald Thompson, ,•George And;
er'son; .. oung • ladies;'. Margaret.
MacPherson, Celia. Wilson; mark=
ried ladies, Mrs. Stewart •Col•lyer
Mrs. Vernon ';Hunter; • mare' ed
men, `Armstrong,. W ilsori, Harold
Ritchie; girds 3 -legged: race, , Belty
'
Johnston G and "l
adys' •Kilpatrck,
'Margaret g Mc1Va11. &' ';Jti ; e Clark;.
Ys
bo": •
3 -legged .race, :?Kent Hectic
Y
1 —
M
Y" ��b`ta'a1tl Thoirip='
Son and .George Anderson' ladies
sit • p er"'kic
Pp ek,, :Margaret NlacFh;er:-•
son; •Mrs..Orland: Richards; mixed
slipper, rage, Mrs, 'ells; Be ty
Johnston; 'boY s'
.•wkreelbarrow • race
Donald`' Thompson &. George An-
derson!' derson!' 'Billy Mathers . and Joe.,
liowald; boys sack race, Joe How-
aid, Billy Matlies:s; uessin eo -
:test;''•grandrrotlerr g p
s, Mrsr''J;:, yV:
' Shewart, Mrs. J; ' MacDonald^
.grandfathers; :Rev.: Stewart, Mr.
Morrison; toothpick ;;relay, Men's:
team defeated the ladies.
Harrulton are returning to ..,.ick.
now shortly • to maice,their home.
In a wartin erevision, of fertilizer
districts, M. Bushell ws' moved
to the Hamilton Plant of• Canad-
iazi;'`•Industries Limited, ' •
He has -now. been . re7assigned
his''duties in this district and will
Make : hr., '' w .
hc.�rd . ,
are•.°
u t
� 'h
eye
L
•where- he- a.nd'Mrs;• Bushell will
again. re -occupy their horne He is:
super visor of the. Huron-Briice.
area 8 .
Proud' of U s Yremi'ses
Bert Ward- is justly: proud of
;his flower %garden , and invites •
anyone to drop around and seeit.
His gold fish pool is 'surrouricded
'by rose:arbors_ and other summer
flowers;, witi" a rock garden::ari
the •khackgraund that is a moss; of
bloom.. ambulance. I
OLD ..PAP FULL.'
lh>i . '
er o A
recently on our editorial ore Sat-•
ui;day night: tr.affie, 'had some.
suggestions to offer in this re:-
gai'd ::•
First he� • prolaosed a parking
lot, convenient•to the main street,
and -then he: Suggested - that to
avoid Saturday night congestion,,
one side of . the street be ;prohibit
ed• . for . parking 'purposes. • This :
bann i 7ould alternate 'weekly so
that t
d parking i
d err °'r ...
p- wou oi'
ted
g b
h.
b
p.
I
on the' south side one nig'ht, and:
on the north side the following's
Saturday .night,:
And, he added, 'Main- Street
parking' space would'' not , be at
such • a .i emium on Saturday
night' if business.'nien would 'park
their ' own cars ' somewhere else
than on' the' main J oroughfare.:
Oak, on, a spring: 'freshet. appear -
Joe Brooks of Belfast -Suffered:
a severe skull . fracture - in a: fall
front a barn roof on Friday after-
noon: 'He, Was rushed to, Wingharn
Hospital, but ,after a : few -days
dcezded' that was. no'p lace for:
him ' a:nd on Tuesday took leave
of.,the .insti'tution:• He 'is.... now. at
tic;. •home of. James Culbert "arid
is .rr king a favorable ;r.eco.very
it appears, 4.1a
'nfire of°the Serio
P us
n,:ess• of:> the 'in,i tory,
Joew•as assisting Jiirz. Culbert
shingle the. barn on the' farni.
south of his home 'Whewthe. mis-
hap occurred. He fell off the edge
of the .roe, di ping some thirty
feet. There v3ere . ne . limbs
broken arid' ver y fortunately..
the _ground' .wherehe: 'fell . :was
comparatively. srneeth. 'Joe :was
rushed to 'Wingham Hos ital b
L
8 •PAGES.
i'urail resident, commenting •
BY SUNDAY . STOR
• From seed -:time to' harvest, its
been just onek thing sifter anathe
for district farmers. A wet 15e-
1•ated spring delaye ,.and upset
•
:seeding lans.' Anot r
gp � wets 1
�, kh Del
+in the ..midst of haying, caused the
:loss. of ,a good deal: of lay;:•and
now, 'considerable, of the'. grain
erop lies `flattened by, : • Sunday
morning's storm: .•
• This'
t
i .la est d•am'age • w:as done,:by
*torrential .. rains ..and high winds
that ' accoripanied a.' fiercely er
ectricarl' 'storrri ' early S•u:n d a y
morning. The. storm •broke about
four o'.clock and within two; hours,
1.S inches . of rain had -
Showers continued intermittently
during the day to add another .13
inches for a total of 1.68 inc es
Fields were floodedcreeks'e
.and.
PROTEST ENDING
ew. To :England •
• x , Mrs. Fred' Stanle •of� GRAL.N:: SUBSI`i�Y"..
QF• '• T y ChesleY�
• N EREST snit Mrs.
of.. Lucknow 'aild.
' . • • • �--- her a d •' (•By. Leroy G. - town) .
' da'u'ghter' Winnifred ! flew t.:
An ihterestin sketTh Tarin
g ch '.of Luck= England .last week.• Theirers of, uxon • County
flight have.received ' with great concent
now and. some- of its leading' cit- commenced .:from M intreal:• it: is
�fw��n • -, lll'N"i»}G -QYY4 -.....••.. the., announcement -t at the = •-•��;:• _.. ; -.�.. Fed
is contained, in a,' copy; cif: " he. years. that ivies. St nle .n ::.bsid-P� r4S - T4
a y as been draw , the •,s bsid on W
Saturday Ledger.", .which has • "home",and it� u u . y•. , extern
`beexl'�`carefull � ,her; daughter s . ,
•y , preset ved at the first visit to .:her ,parent's., home- co•
arse grains :being: brought into
'home of .Mrs'..D.'M. Tiioznpsox. ' land, Theyexpect to return d ctario, .to be• used 'in. the Pro.:
u. about duction of vital ;food supplies
•
The' issue, ;, dated :1893, is. well , the end ot. ''August. : pl? .
,-i+-1 rated arid- .besides:.] c4 -a- e --s- . • , •_;�' • such: as eggs, :beef, pork and dairy
Of . several . 'business : men,'`car �i s tiro rets - A ;nrixi sa#;the zri�
z e Appo•inted Adjuster. hers . of uron F e me
two ',column". cuts ;of: the Presby H ederation. of Ag
Mr. john Fattish, has .been a
te�•ian 'Chorda;- the United, -church; •. iaiculture alit , other.; interested
• , orntcrd adjuster of. wind :damage ti in..
: ,.; _ arties ..tenet the Agricultural
t.
. • : • , � > c aims .i • : , _ . _ _ ... , ,., . _; - . �,b .ciatural
Garnpl •' Block, , 'Woollen Mills, . '..' ' : • i e':a in on as :ri. ay e.v:
tern Farmers. Weather ns ur n -
..h.
X s a,ce
Whiteley: toenin .
Ie •'H ' o ' i '.
0
t ds
e • a• cuss the he •i :
us nHo' su .
use � .� ' ' g tat on
Y.. an i and
Muu
al4 co,CVI%. Fair
•D. C. •a to ' Ish is::distt ict:letters 'of:' r
y z s, Stoa•e .;� � ' p otest:,were sent. to the
• 'agent for. this Corti `.:n, . .
• Brief h'o •ra g pa.. Y and •now Prime M'nis
i . g 1�hies•.'and: the rr •� Ie-. • .. • i ter ` McKenzie. King;
p • } is in. charge also':of',adjustments.•
tures, .appear of J. ,Bryan; •1VI..:`, •
. .. ,. .. •the ser,,, the
Hon: James 'D.••Gatti
Cainpl,it-x11, .. JaMes SuniMervi•lle,•1.. ' minist,er. of Agriculture and::the;
Pastor On Sick List• : ,
Dennis.: iy14he'll, 'J'. G.• Mtrr�dot h lion. Duncan. Ab>jot' 1VIi'nister of
, :Rev. W S.`Suthei:lanci of White- '
4..• W. •rnistr'ong, W. Connell, R; :is,',.'[ Finance 'at Ottawa'; .If. ;the subsi.d .
' htu ah not enjoying ' good • • t
;1-lugh.es, J. W. B:err.y, 4...4, Cp i-• withdracrrn,• 'it `.will meati that
he lith• . and:•has bcen..uti.der�goi'ng ,
gram . _ : - • the farmers' of Ontario. will. have
a: thoro.0 'h eheci�-'up' at' London,
A-: fo'ur• • column ,•s r•ea.d..'o to uay' ;2 r':ni,o"reper bushel f
•7. n, the ; flev. •Sutlrei land s 1 re
t.. w J.1, lie on va-: .
.front page , pictures 'the, Sept y , o.arley •• and : wheat and. lUc:'more
,ration' d•u •ii g August, ' arid :it:: is , •'
Lacrosse: Club • cam r ised., of :.tl%.r• ac i bushel for feed oats. 5ueh air
, � .:an�c.i tairi wla;etlier�• ox riot .he, will. •.
fol low in •r: rrici ease tri rice.: of feed rain
••b p
• g
q
5 a b l c: o i' s u `
e me his s est •
t � oi• I
11.:Mor i iscin : }moi i c s e - -_ l J would :.sex iously curtail the pro=
ifro-g- a he•� c l cion ,f -=h'
t: McIntosh, :.pl;csident; A.'.,' S: ductror •of ivestock and poultry
.Holidays:
G:aiii. bell .Vice-president':oduets: 'in.' Huron Count
tx ,J ; W.
y Ie
A:rnrstron 3i•d, 'ionic 'fie : "N1....port.' Sartre • abattoirs in 'the, Province
g,. ld,RTY-'TRANSACTIONS p .
Campbell; Centre. J. • Yu1'e,• sa•.,mari.y brood ,sow's • •are •beiri ..
�,
3x d' :dc encti field; Wnz:-,Hornell,, '` received ter slaughter' that. the
1Vii•. and Mrs•. Sa
m:uel � Nlorri on, � k
end' horse: field', .11,Gr'udy, first; • ,y, pac .mg. plants in,q•uestion have
L3 �undirl'y least, : h ive� purchasecl
h rze Tic ld;• D. 'Thom sate; `.covet' �: in some., cases, refused to :pccept:
cin .lir and:•• Mrs..• Fed .:Emberlin s delivery,
•Deist, J.. W. JeWitt, • al Iain;.••M: ' erne art r y. In rise month ' of.` May
d Fred has purchased the.
Weir, '2nd` defence fitldJ': F. q91.:- alone 204 brood . sows-were'shi .
adjoirring•residence•:front :.Stewart: p
don;'•1st .defence field; T,'B. Kirk, I �` oed to the abattoirs;'fears. Huron
i3ob ..i tson, which is:. tenanted by 2
point;.. D. N. PLawe:nce, goal; 'G; whir:`': Lockhart. The' latter ,.aunty. Thisis very •.mucki'affec e
Johnston ..outside `Norrie J. • liar a who
the •zaormal figure anl. the: affects
,vrl1 iii ve to , the' •Gammie •,apart . .
hell; inside haute .nen'ts,.is holding'=an- auction :.sa.I€ will ' be
• The `ace:om anv ng •stor'� : of the' • '. ° : • l
p � . €.:. Y :i.t. I•rousc.hold' effectson. Saturday:
-team reads:.,.. Th.e 'c l u:b_w.as�• oz..ga i -
ized' in 1.877: and , Ith • the, ex
ception of the .year _ '89 and '91
when baseball: .l: '
ba ba .1 and,. football ,were
the rage, ,they' played o� an av�,n -_
age ...f_ seven watches. • annually,
and..:.have •estaki1isl ed a •record
Moved .This Week .
Mr and, Mrs... Stuart :Coll erand family.:roved this week from
the Gatnntie .•Apartments::to
the
residence Of Mrs. • M. Tlioz
..son � np-
who is now'rnaking• h'e'r' horrne
in : 7bronto.; `
'JOHN W. •
HENDERSON `.
PASSED `AWAIT' MONDAY "
This coininun t
saddened, : byY .,was•®'deeply
.,the death of Mr.
whin W; Hk•mde son :of Lucknow,
passed awa .:, in
Xi cardi,ne
ilospr 61 on Mond -ay. Re'. was 64
;•Years' of.age •
Mr. lie • ,y .. .
frdc.rson,.had riot en d ed
the best of. health for J
years,....cin, b•; 'about five
do .Satitrda r'`:wliile
glidaytneat' Bruce Beach, suf-'
feted a •stroke .and• .. ,
t • wci8 temovcd
.o Kincardine.
I•iospitttl. where a
second. • se'i'zure followed , that
lr''ovcd 'farttil:
.The funeral his late �• 1..Service larvas held at,
late r"i •.}-idence. on Way Helet7s who was recently al' , YY edd't�'ada,y
tcrnoo •' •, t l •t
a
•
Green, soft oats appeared : tc
suffer the worst of the' grain
Crops, and opinions • differ whe-
ther or. not the flattened, crops
will come up• Generally. the'
opinion.. is 'in the negative; al-
though there' is one.consolation
that they .aren't a .twisted' mass,
... ... ,. of ¢ � � � ��1 V il'12. N:u+emm•,-dcw ..� .w:..r.... L
a rnznimum loss.
: Last we • the
$ week weather' faired
_ on .Thursday afternoon and Fri
day, and Saturday were ideal hay
days:. '• The weather` ''forecaster''
made .one: of his numerous:';` faux ,
pas and .on, the strength of clear'.
nd warm on ,. Sunday,with *an
88 degree , temperature;. promised,,
'tie`lower ,nur"nber• of bacon :hogs
sent to . „'arket. The situation is.
lly4�-sse-I=i nd=if his ... ub
•sid .,• i withdraw.
�' � n, it •will not:
.in1y• reduce 'the athount ; of • meat,,
> 'gs and dairy products available
for--. domestic--consuniption,_• ` bust
will also jeopardize,..our.'Cana 'Canadian
dean
bacon,,' .egg• and chese contracts
with . Great •Britain.
l -Ta' in o erations' ar :
Y g. p e still -germ
oral through the 'County, and at
this, late: date -many acres of hay'
land will be used for pasture in
stead of being cut and, stored • in,
ihe•.barn.s as hay:, A few ers
- lia've eointin.en.ced ', '
r�:uic'���p•.•.`.�1�-a•i-i ze-is,••-.•-ol=cNesta-�i.;�i.-__.w..._.:.,,,� Gutting . fall
l:,irriclt c.orrnt5er: A.diirission' Vents wheat, iv ich:0in ge" erie-`ia�I is a go:.
g cop throughout the'`Ctaunty, :.but'.
o0c ludic, .25c;
Biriile . Cami Next Week
Lucknow Girl. Guides•. will.. open
their. auxrrnier� . camp -at Kintail
'ext •Tuesday, :under the: super
vision Of • Mrs: A. E. McKim and:.
Mrs.. George Joynt It is ea.pected.
such as few,,loca'l clubs can show: hat Abfit.Lt' twenty :girls :will. at-
leu:ring- this time they have been' ;teiia.`
defeated only..;five :times :and one
of these 'defeats was p°otested
and.. the council of the C.L.. ; a-
Warded the game to :lca
During• five years .of .their play-
ing,
lay-ing 'the ball only. passed t1'icr goal
once :and for a pte;riod of e-ve.tlt
years were, only defeated once,
The team of, '93 '( above n5•ention'
ed),:.prornises' to be,, a strong one:
Of ,thc origin at, Sepo;ys,, VI. Gerin! -.
bell i;s'' the only player stili u•ri
the tcanl".
()MING ,EVENTS
DAN ;E AT:':WHITECH:t RCH
On Friday, 'August :1St; with
DANCE AT•. LANG WIDE
The ' K -C County club: will
a. se sous decrease' 'in 'yield ',will
result' from the heavy infestation
of loose `.•smut: goose smut of
til:.»btisrfr.a dance in the Fiii c tens wheat has always • been ,a serious
1lci'll, Ltrrri;�•ril,' ora Wedriesdriy; menace to the variet'y,' Dawson's'
.':; ,'' Ate ;t��r. tii.l.x, >'1'iflrn's :ot•Clic'str'a'. . Golden: Chaff,,, and, the only 'wary
TO COMInrLNGI. NLI;t, .
T � � � r �y •� �' •. :' •.• lei which th15. Can 1Je,' dCfec'`[• ted'. 2
:D1U IES THIS, WEEK. ,SOlf. !I'.1 ?tLL P71NALS; :
to use new• clea.ti seed each year
'Lucknow Legionflctii�es all c. to treat,your�:own seed•b� the hot.
1VIr': Dttrrrir► : I'illllip' :
of• ,St., :I4ondosbor r ill r ic'et in the third water treatmente `y'
rim t which is cur
n-
_ j lane of the Groui5 Chanipronshi•p
oin ec ;ecre�.tary- Pea5ur'er o the :;c�i•jes in ' the Caledonian Par
» n, c anductt d by Rev.. C; p .. f tl l %
rl, Vlacflondlcl 't1Ve"s:t; 'Wavvanoslt :FIT c• Trisut ance LucLnov , tier uesday, August. 5th
Intea i7ent viwas 'rz
South iixiiloss. Cemeter•y. ° .. Cerlripany, will r��sun e hi•s i esti rt 7. c�'clrilz sharp.:,
duties.::an' A.ut;:ust :1st,The •fire,w
"°ll W, M •nQ C�1Ll�I�AL
Moved ",his, •Weelt
Mr..and •
Mrs.. Art of F'ur
Tamil h don grid
y moved this week to Wing
rsarri'where he to
l,e les over: the
ggat1 Bakery, Mr,. and Mrs.
Rector Dutton are mo ..
l"nekr1e'vi' ``Baker ring to the ship of West Waw�iiosh� a ,pose
eared o ° Y :z esrdence• vas tion which.. of course he eorr
YAtlinl,. 1
•
stl
Saturday tor +hauling in:.on Mori-'
fila.
T
C•
t'
.l
y.. y swimming .all day � , �• .,
SSunol ddasaeye.n- 'withuntil not uanda• peepy .:.of Oldvening: :
e
and then • but. briefly. Moneta
Y...
'dawned waren. and.::.:clear, ::but .
finger -crossing has .replaced; any
Optimism *about weal er. pros-: .
pect • •
•
Second APartn'
erit
At Rex
`Work' i
s well ; . a..
, advnce
d on:
'second apartment. tment, above
the Rex
TYi
e tr
a..
-i,:is.
_li a ar e
m n `
tis• zi
o _th .
p e
setond'fiercth•e ea
ar--of - the'
L
• :building. and wilt 'be' a'
spacious
, two-bedroom w bedroom' flat. •• There will be:•
a side. entrance, and at, present'
a.: cement', walk is being built a-
lon ,.the west 'of
g side the:theatre.
Writes ,From •C•aigary
,:..Mr. Albert McQuoid, writing •
from' :'Calgary to Mr.. J. R.
Mc'
Nab, says' in part: "I am 'still out'
here in: this ' cow:: town having a
.wonder•fu11y good time. It is very;
dry and extremely hot' and every
`thing . around is withering up,
']'here,; hasn't , bee'n a ., good: rain
since .T• arrived. in the prairie .ro-.=
p
winces'' nearly :a. month' ago. :EX-.'
ce'pt Ruby arid the.' family 1 `h
y ave
not seen: an one et:•exce' t
don Stothers. F arta 'startrpg. for'
Vancouver• some time next week''.'
Suffered Wrist Fiaetirre
- Mi s. ` Eldon Hendei sort ''suffered. •
a fractured right Wrist recently,;.:
when she •fell.at the barn.. ; .
BAND BADLY 'BURNE'D -
, .uhri.��.�;, .i,i ..
. az sh of AsltfTelcl
has Itis left' hand , Swathed lin
bandages,:as .a ,.•.
•result of "severe :
omens suffered' on • Mon-
day at the iroo•n..liour His sore
I•orne's car had run: out, of gaso-
line and to • get it to. start, again
.after•.' '.� ...g,�..
r eplenishrng .the' 'supply, , it
was necessary 'to.. put sorne: gas.:.
in; • the carburetor. 'While doing:
this
some . splashed on 'Mi. Farr
fish's hand and ' onto the ' matin.
which hadn't been going' .ki ice
i�tiinning.iout, of gas about' an hoot'
eru liei'r, lin a twinkling' then e' was
_. burst':'of 'flame and Mr. Fart.
2'iCJx ,; g;rsisplattered 'hared was
abia4e, and until: the gas had
hur�nrd.; itself. out, it'was :irnposs.
ibe• to smother the .blaze,• Medi•
dal attention was immediately re-
ceivcd;
It
wtis with sante difficulty that
the. blaze that enveloped the..en;
gut. WiAS smothered.
bersome and expensive, or to use '
varieties resistant to this disease,
The' Crop Innprove:rigetit Associa-
tiort • in Huron County plan to'iris- a
•trodu•ce • a considerable uanti.t:
appointment' w will. c clu ii a �t ' At li('LI'ifi()Oil Y.
Mr's Philli s to take upt•i'.+sidence A. carnival will be held'• at of C'gr•nell 505; seed wheat tri the
p Irl, count this fall, This varlet is
in T ungaannon,:. and it is with: fide- If rl 'r;ood •on•.''I'hursday,: July 31st 5
reistsnt to loose smut and from
�• • , , see : totii ht)' trt••'8.30 ,p,In: under tux, ,
i.gz et . thin. $t• ,Helens friends. e ( g
them leave that community. ,Mr., pipes •of. ' the, Holyrood Wotiien's .I esttlts obtained du:ritig" the past
' n ler' titu'te: Bingo and other .garries, thre=e years iii,„ test• pilots, it com-.
Phillips is also c7rrk.vf the 'l'ow g pier•es favorabl with IJa s: '.
Modern 'dancing in •the Commun.• Y won s
,'. .. Golden. Chaff for yield and, , _.
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tine s, tt, Mill. .,uytcli 'counter.� i stt;c ngtli,
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