The Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-06-10, Page 1•$2,00 r. Year—In Adya>race; 50c Extra to U. S. A..
H.annajs. Again
Riding Wiin�r
The Drew Government was, re-
• turned. to power in Monday's, el-
ection, but'with its strength re
duced ,by thirteen seats, • and its
• leader,. the Hon, George. Drew,.
meeting „personal .defeat', in his
'Toronto High Park riding., ,
1n Horan -Bruce John Hanna,
•- Progressive Conservativ. a won"
' out over Hugh Hill; Liberal, .'by
a• majority of 278• .votes. It was
the third ..time in 'five years that • ue now for burial rr]
Cemetei teen'h.ill'
r.• Hanna has s b
1V1een
elected' i Th-
,Y e
CU_';
321 'n7nitta" ser'viCe
this riding, long •considered fa Lii,b-•
I was condtrct(d by Rt v. J, W. Stec
Oral stronghold, but in Monday's wart..
balloting.his majority.was sharp- •A ,*heart co. nditio'
p 1M1 cin pitievented
Cut 'from 19`
lye 45, when he led'.
W J, McKay. ,by over 2;000 votes.
At that time the' C.C.F.. condidate
• polled 1348. On Monday it, was'
a straight •two=party: fight in
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO, THURSDAY; "�--
FROM HE K IC WEBSTER BUYS
FORMER MINIST•
ER DIED
ART ATTACK
'
GRADUATED' LAST WEEK .
•T�• ASSIST WITH
,Rev. J. S. Duncan, ' who�tUALlTY
istered in - the Lucknow Presby A local businne
Le�•ian' Church from; 1910
to 1916,' ss transaction e
passed awaymuch interest,was announced- .the
.suddenly last .Wed latter part of the week,:
nesday at Orno ' in the Fergus.- i by which.
Guelph district. Rev. Dunt Charles Webster . becomes
G elph with: • rtev. ar on was prietor `of ` The Pro
btasis • about t a..m Y throm- the first of Ju Quality Shop at
. that, morning' Th• ly.
Tho Quality ,Shop has :been• op -
at The Parsonage and succumbed,P
within' 15 s, crated•. under a ' partnership o f
D ggart o W,Hustonand
•U ., f Si. Columba ' lary Tre•-
min- 'S•HOP
r. "Niels esley 'Huse •
rated Church T � t: eaven.afbr, more t
orontb•Y-edhduct i theypane d t e •s
busi-
ed' the '�fucrer'al • sei•vrce at Orno having purchased the •
on Friday afternoon,, after which'nes' of Ben Feariznan in Mayof
the. remains s 1945.•
L k
s wcr e brought to L
ast weeks transaction, _ brings,.
Mr, and, Mrs,` Webster and _Jud
•
back' .., , Y
k
t
0
t' '
ow
n `
They e
• Y previously.
,operated a • restaurant • here, . and
after selling out to HarveyHall
rs; lluncan:,#ram aceorri %vent to Stouffvill'e where `Ch ck'
the : panying „operated _ i
e tune 13 rated a
ral.cdairy - •
cortege bu
e min
toe
s
gLs.
uSinee
knc I
•
Surviving.. b c now..e
'disposing of it .hast fall, they `have l
g besides his widow resided • ir. •Osh.aw a r:
are two sons,,Kenneth of Toronto' while "look -1
and Tom of Sault 'St l rill; ariiund
Ste. M I.
which .Mr. Hanna polled 667'7•
hi 1L0WtinedIVlrsDui•eh;C4:�ShER BEA.,uncap cme}1er;e asATREi,'Nl0UTSr'C'ONTESTabi•ieleTl}�N
Rev:' D s.uncapwad
votes w ch was approximately Presbyterian Ch l i
300' less 'than the"ciivilian,;vote -he. .I
polled.in 1945. ;"Mir , H'ill . with 6399 They were much beloved i CELEBRATION . 1
votesvotes polled over 1500•more votes by •then'. congre .t ori I �'
polled
Liber 1 e.ornrrr i g . "atid 'fon_ dotal : Bru
a, candidate in the un ty dad Ric���.. ce County Re=
ncan.s,. union h
'• 4 ministr orn, "t ,.
• J9 5 election mi tta •. r.. .
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EIGHT PAGES
Miss Ctherine Jolirrston, dao-1
!LVET CANVASSghter.f air, andMrs. W. V.. John -stop, and a graduate t?f the . Un= • ver . - Fifty member sit of s were .Y Toront rese ,Sehool of the' June meetin p nt atNursing, eceived her degree of. g of txi Llie o rBachelor Rf. Science . of Nursin � ch Zrad.ies': Auxiliary tonow $ranlaac 'elorko . • ien a ofi g;' the Legion'•on occasion of the f on :Hall. ,ficial vist. of the Zon esMissJohnston graduated with e Represfirst class : honors, " entative "Miss Dorothy Ho le• StY o-rat;`'or . h r. and Mrs, Johnston attended epresident; Com-.te grada,to2. , r ! x'ade •KathleenForester., ..was ihe.chrr and o n
Crducted theness o bus f the evening. It was rde,BOUGHT ,VILLAGE HOUSE tided t a, accent. an invitation tocater'` to a' wedding intheMr. Bert Treleaven. of. Ashfil "'Roo Legion'
d mson June 26th ' Comradeshas purchased the village resi- Kathleen Cdente of Mrs. ,Coni a Naylor. Mrs. 'MaeJohn tone ,..Zell. Crawford, stone and Eya BNa lr Is !tick
Yholdiri-a eauction sale ori S g leariingvolunteered. to help the..'13illetngaturday of next Com'mittee of the; Bruce Countweek. •1 Old Bo s� Y
Re1� y union in�conducting
Mr. and Mrs Treleaven:' will • a house to' house canvass " -for
obtain possession•or thehome on I r.omns. Th'•July ,lst. , eLadiesAuxiliaryare•( planning to` serve meals ':in their • • rooms 'on Lucknw da ' onB:L;Y BONE INSTRY Juiy
ATHROY
• . Two new 'mem'bers ',were:
,I`
Mr. •and Mrs W. S.: Reid • and! rated: into the A.'
children, Bob and K en,. - i'Hoyle: Mrs. F uxiliary by. Miss
.. � calices,' Cowan and'
,, plan to
move to Strathroy al5o`tit the firstMrs:' Anna• Brow
n .Mica Hoyle..
of August. They have.. bought a, presented a. beautiful. • framed .
o:
me .thef=t-.. and o•b.tain possessor' l photograPl�'"'cit: • tile. King to. 'the
" iI
at•'.
that date. •, Bill has Lucknow.'B
s .acce•pted a � ranch:� the "ga've "'..the'.. ,
position with the .Middlesex ;Fur Auxiliary mernbers . 'a splendid.
niture .Company.. • He is presently' i taik, • e_rnphasiz' 'g that their
first -.:
mployed at the. Luckno.w Indus ;work is to `the veteran and; his
ries plant,.;and will rerri in here. 'dependents and nota
to forget the
rn.any. veterans. •still.'in in,
- , hospitals. Miss Hoyle ,was
pre-
' sented with'. a gift .from the.•'local
I Branch: • .' •
:."'l he ,past •president's diad e '
g .was:'.
presented `'to Comrade,•`; Thelma '-
IV1acD:onald'.;bby •Miss••.Hoyle. ,It. was •
lento. He; has accepted a
decided to' dispense with the: Jul •
p gov- •1 and Au y
nment •appoi:ntrrient at, `Ottawa:'' 'ha : dust' meetings, A "social
rior to'the. war Gordon -tau ht � 'half hour was •enJoyed '• by the.
Se
at e. war a .or and aught members afte the.' meeting,' with
hool
o - n Holy I the' 'June ..social � co
. ,mrnittee- ;int
'charge. -
ere" wa ...;r,• i
• s .11 urtiul one sta zn
g �h..
g t
In the 1943 tltct.iorr $ eau y contest in con=
!'anile :e= vection: with ''the 'Lily
c'ei,ed 4544' votes .H1 -44 ' 13TH POWER RILL_BRI y 80th'cele-
,.. 1 03 and; POWER'
REBATE • .NGS `. , i braton:here..'
Lantz 3Q53. OF • X6;589 I The . ro o e
' p p sal ..comes•fro
In L' • m Kin.-
1 uckno
w
ori
Monday 561 Lu cardiae hat- v .t
se.
LOO Fm f
" as ceiwe�d ' ge.•�siri'rilar
• n� I its 13th power bill... contests, :with,
only 4._` , which n
rebate o
t
g
e
o
f
Ha
Hanna's $6.589.63,
m
ao
a cit •• This
li I b ., .
J . . y ere was 75 'rebate represents the n Ci•i r Holiday' to compete
hit
votes cast, while inckno�� Hydro SVst has i c re arrows rriunicipalits
thelast •t sta 1
'election •
• y 58, people voted brings `a bhrch the winners gar t Kincardine
votes, down 25 Fromm 1945. between, sen, s . d.if#erence th'r;�, .title.'of, Miss e or
the actual cost. of power d goo .County;
In. Bruce. riding, p .� er ,who. in to
g, :the 'sitting .and the.estimated cost of . turn would. go to Horn-
ineraber, J. P. Johnstone : went foie the fiscal `Power iltori st. • compete in the Do
year ,' ending in
VETERAN PIPER` TO BE ,.
err zng ' 'Oct -
or -the . time being,•
�,
Gradexates At aWesterrti '
Gordon Campbell•of Amberiey•
was a 're'cent honor` :graduate •of
Western University. in business
administration :, a n d political
Qct- .contest ion..
dawn' to' defeat to Liberal canil•i;= 'ower 35-st, .1.94?: •''.. • - '
date Konz"re The' idiscussed
c 1
s.ter.' In' South 'Hurndes was .discussed ,at ter ming zttee ;meeting on'Fria '.er
on, Thomas Pry.,de, :elected in a lda ev-.
late 'winter bye. election, was ''re-` 'n f'i'g' and may. be adopted.'y • : r P
this' meeting it was 1
also dee- �I. s'
,.
HERE FOR REUNION
turned with a na>urow mar t
ci.ded_ - to :hire :a professional' .clown r'o
o`ver•Frank'Fing .,. land ,,�•ber;�l, g�2i
ass cif Toronto
1g ay :: Friday;
Thomas 'R
o, and becomes the official ,his summer home near Lar gsr,de.:
oppasitIon .,with 22 seats,. ,:as A -piper, "of -note, Mr:
IRoss` carr'.
against' 8 :in;. the last: a isl 1; stir""' :L�a—'a l:i=ve1- -
�+ g ature. i ., y� -(liner—ni�: -the•:
The 'r 'er 1 party headed by.Far- f P1pes' i•n `spite of his' age•. He. was
•quhar Oliver -won only, ; 11 seats,�:85 years old last '• Chris
a loss of one in ystill steps along sprightly, carry-
� e part :stand- I 'g• carrv-
ing.in;the last.:house: Ling '' his more than • six feet' as
.., s t ono band 'f:�r the big C C.F made•
big gains iii. ?� at Ju13= 30th.: , . .
Toront
pen a , few `d ys last week
•Returns -."by municipalities in.
Huron -Bruce, and by!ling sub M
divisions , in adjacent municipal-
ities are as follows: pal -
I straight 'as a Whip.... r
'-r.. -Ross' pians 10 be back for
•
Ashfield
Hanna .Hill
451 352
the :Br uce horn coming and no
doubt he'll be • doing • bit
ing •while. here
Blyth '193 1.66. POLES ARE :NO
ssels � U
Culross
Carrick, •
':` Colborne
� Hayick
.Huron
Kinloss
''Grey
• Luckrlow
Niildiiray
nlorri
:Ripley .
Teestvut...r•
Tui pion v
E W�tu'aru,sh
W YY,;a4;tivi01Fl,•;;1L,
'inghaiii
-216 '23.1
360 FO'R' ••PAR
40.6: K' LIGHTS
, • 298 • ' 825 • ..
173 .. 337 .Th e, pules ftit` : ar Y ing••
„682':574• floodlights ;in ,tilt Ceti tdci::,.<,n.
478 :267
Iai khy.d,i ,
383^ 284 0n .Siiturtia..v
u. • ;a
'h 326 •495.:'stallit�; thc /( ,(:cline
'31'8 243•Thc�,t, s. t.,t.).i f..t. c 5
144 245 bet,
Nlaloi'ity ft;t :',Ha,
Ltrtioio
v
Orange Hall
Bed's'
RinloS ` °
Elackii; sir
414 364
• 138 119
234 207
357 ,31
262' 275
. 352 ' -,3:08
897,; 3.83
0677.'6399
�. t ° 1s.t• bit ,,c• t �, .,,, . r
.1
na 278
boli �.+ C T
Hanna Hill . being, c .,ri .,i.ut tt cl' e>! ..t trkitt ci., ' ' CO1' • ll t•(' 1 ' J NT's r p��intrllcnt T1s ap O�tr r[nder •«' ho'' •establisll
J5`
l f m end ' the
n •, io est{ +..,
r h '"tt ith tilt 1:•
halt •,!,.tt :.
a d , ti°11 C' ,
located,
til°n cn;1 r.(,
'1n
with til ctt»;..t,t
•
Left Far West `i'ueS d•
a •
y
lcft on Tu. _. Ziyo,n.
esday :on a:trip; to Rus-
sell,; Man., where ''he will visit
with his brother Alex,. -'who is•87
years of age. 'Mr. McDonagh was
accompanied by.:. Mr:' Edgar .Rit-
•chie wha.. will go as far• as: Cork
'"ney, Sask., to visit'his sister,.•Mrs.
' Grant • They'.expec to
about: a Month..t be gone'
Mr. C E MCI)olla h of
.CLEARIN all.. Girls'.
ers, •,. pullovers;
•dtxcerl. • Prices.'
STORE
'lines : •of'• Men's;'
and Boys' sweat,
cardigans at 'i'e-
THE; • MARKET
ORDAINED 25 YEARS;*•
RESE;I� TED WJ
On • •
Trinity 'Sunday, May 23rd
at'St. • John's' Church, Globe, Ari
i zona, -the rector, Rev. '.E.;:O..Gal-•-
lagher,:, celebrated the 25th a
c pili
versar
y f < his . ordinati:on The -
i Bishop. was present • for the ; rite'
of'' confirmation; , and , the -
1 congregation 4prescnted Mr. 'Gal
agher with tta' Chevrolet car as' a•
token of appreciation of "25 years -
Of, service to •,the;."chur.ch The
Guild .of Saints . Chapel. added
gift.. of. ,$25. ` • ,
Rev .•Gallagher Was. a-' forme
r
ret: r 'of St. • Pe'ter•''a'Church,: .
.
Lucknoay.'He, went from. here to::
Ow .ri S.,•und. and
NAME •...%tt/� dater , to,,W' `
OCO-OP '
ST4RE
F
11
,
•
.••
r.
F
MANAGER, 3s rnin%ste
ham where hp: W rag.
ri:ng ; ::
at' the tirr.e he accepted thea. Ali.-
t zona ; r ectorshfp: :
Director; of the :Lack/low' Iris-:
tr rc t.• Co- Oprr a'tive, Incorporated; I THE PL
:• 1 ar"c{ -� r'rreayrit.I�. an�el: Selected AYHOi,'.S>,r.:TI€1;ATRE
tri -Mr. .RE -OPENED ;FRIDAY
::t• t� 111' T s of P�.ik,la�ill' to•r NIGHT,
•:�t•c• . (r'',n',ci•��cttr .',can-1,1111,Y
th.fore 't��hich' The ��:
'tarn• .t:,c ,.� i Pla,3 house.•They'
� • � , ., + Y II •tizke v �•itre, :Was • 't.
;;r t:i , over 1MIi' b ....o ,. as
t .third d trni;E • in d.�J. �r',,, I,.. .., pc�nEd 'on Fi•idri • >..
c C?rrtr.ies at thew .1c erring; (iLlact`.
` •. .the . ... fiend Of the � ���'�°k:, with 'a cap�tct-, dr i .•
i'r�t�i .'�hc fete of 1'r:•nupn�th•,7 .� o«•d in
'if '1 ht''_l tY�iii'r : •° � _ �' 1 .: '` .t '1..,' i...;'11i1"liirn :Liberal] fr - /1t . > > I iitt•endan:ee, This t
Stt.«t Was 011(3'.0
heatre •'forme) -
•tits l rct'zrtl • :,.hc t;i:l; :1 inti rrn-iir'tace, f several a�l.:li`; The Rex
plica', fes'heatrc, had, .been
date,''ry icor, *the position He closed Since.
.� , ;I t e circ cc ,mrd Febr war fol
Tuv�: oto y •
r•s' 'on Tues-' lowing' the" unfirnel -
.i�,� night and acee. to l. y death o� Rei;.'
8t) (
121 54•
list :"n ti' }` o a • i
IVIr: ' Stevens ,.has .been asista'n
r°n'ager of the Parkhi'.1 'self -
serve
Co -Op store for the ' past
four vi ars He is a • narri.ed r
and has ono 'd•�ught T pane;
ns family , will reside in : the
apartment above the store.
117. 94
318:.243'
Hanna Hill
Klnlough• 45 21
'olyrood 86 59
2nd . -„ --92 -�
Con, 81
Langside y2' 81.
VI►°
h 5
]techur cif 7 $5
383 '284
Ashfield •
1.O�ngannnn '.tont. Hill
Flnls�ys ' .. , .... .. 71 46
, '2aon r 39 38
Pt. Albert 97. 4G'.
4 Pt. rt ,'
in..,..:.. 6
8 ksbricigo .., 1 71
ar--xs. 39 7X.
!large , r r
it 4
tons 0 03'
' ,. 49 • 64
:(Conti "
itped o,
.,•w
�y: 45:1. 3'52
' page 8) - r.
They, ,ti•rll t;tC'(')nlz,clt tt` s:',11 c , t t Y'1 AN `E AT, ST ALTGUSTINE
hundr•rtl, s it.ctater.:rs ' i':;i' ivu—' '1;�'ic 1 t. '0,111".:1•,;g • a: dance at:.
St.
Y -I ,. f t ttt i :�tt 'utitiirt .l?• rt
s'wat's ate 13c tris built in . t r 5. °? 1,1, Hall on':'•u e5
.1 u r r u ..
in the, arena, Thc•,••,vorli•i.4 all on r"rY .t,.r(�],ith, Farrier 's orches -
.�•olun't-ary basis 111tici it or • v
till. Gcn•ts.:S1 00: .• Ladies »•fie
made 'available at the 'Lucknow ; ,Ltll r h s,••1 ;'rcl,,
' 1ndustrie:s oh' Saturday. tai'. pre �'• 'HACKET• T°•
pare the `lutnl:;tYr frit t1ic� tileai'fit�isT A1�NI�ERSAR. .
1 , Anni�•t;i Cory' services: at • Hack -
and, plant tnipl ,yi:e ebiltribUtii 1'61i United. Church- Sunday,
their tirrie for this v: oiz•k, Several 1 r June
I
13th t
3 . 11
and
7,:
30
:m
,�,p
m _ ,.
embr. r s of the Legion on liar c., been ['rust.' s, , oilier•; Rev.. J. W. Stew
giving; of'their tini in flit§ pro, art, 'G w
J s .c t ~;.,lois( Sunday marn-
Ject rvhich ,will be a real boost ' itIU. Miss Jean MacMillan::. Blyth,
for' night sport anci other park t 1i,«".c� .iluat'tttto at evening.' ser"
.activities,
eI
A; bit .of t:nnstetfiais'ini �. •
caused at at the • end cif :tae.' , � ,t,}, °11'` .• y AT` IVIII.TECHUR . H
when it. r,! . , , .. , : that yid c. ;.,r;., c c 'y 't ...:
�j •.. tits( c>� c r c cl tz�a•t tlst ,, 1. , til tc tet .play "Tic
big. elm in c-entrc field had et Fr ; Dut(i 1,)t tt r tivc-'' presented , in
cut dr>vtm,Tills old lltnd'ii,' h �t•:;:.� �i'ltrf( 1:.:rc S:, C:`„ *;;.rtrt:iiy .Memos-
a hindrance. to the d'u'e 14th b3,
now ball tieCl .and., vas(wickI }t` i ' i«s;°ja,. • t'Jr ?tbyter'.ur:i
laid low: • ' under 'rt.t , ic't, Whitechurch
. All'li.nrnc' £itr11E4'tit' local. teaiiii 1ttiti (':•i',rit:, *W• A, t;omrncYicitig
have been pt~;stponed for areouplo -•te. t``t h,rrc 1'r�ST, C Ino and enjoy
S 1 4 while park 1 : geed :•y� j. Admission. . N.
of �� t t weeks, va,rrlt, v;�cirlt at the p��� It •1 ° �re,r. �d>;rlts
is in progre,sg,► !fir :..a,ic',t ;, r-. ,
•
er, lie Stev-
°s 10 \C; soi'rie two•vears earlier. °
•
t
. '1110 '111 new proprietor p priet- ' M . Basil
Pappas, who .:also owns the
theatre at. Arthur. Mi Pa as'.:.
Was, introduced ' to. the audience
COUl1NCIL APPROVES' -'
HYDRO ! ,;T 111: TRUCE
•.
At' the June �•
meeting of. the.
Village Council;' a'• motion .`b
y
Councillors Lavery and Sh• c
Vons adopted er wood
•authorizing the'
li3,dro Committee to purchase a •
half -ton'' truck for • hydro ,.use,.
Pi°ices are to ,be' ' obtained from:
local dealers, .
-•---,---;---,-H-7.—..,,,..._7_,--
fteceeived His Degree
Mr., tend Mrs.. A. E. McKim arici
Jack • were in Toronto last Wed"
1 nc�sthay attendingUniversity'
th'e .
'of Toranto convocation. exercises!'
when their
son Reid :,
d ret y
er
e
d`
armacy. t1
'the degree of Bachelor of Ph
•
ark Friday evening ., by L. •:C,
Thonmpsorp,- who extended a •wel
come' ';to." Luckriot• to Mr. and,
1 Mrs: Pappas and extended :'best' '
wishes for success in the 'opera-.•
tion of; The 'Playhouse.
'
Mr. Pappas ad
p § 2 he • Would' e' -
n
deavour to bring the best'and;
`latest in screen entertainment to
'The' Playhotase;, . and, appealed to
the children •to be ort. their 'best
behaviour while.', attending the
shoe,;
Mi , : and' Mrs. Pappas,who. are
Members tif the Anglican Church,
are et pre's°ent residing' at the
home of Mrs, Margaret Dudley
riles intend' remaining here to
operate the playhouse, while
Mrs. Pappas' brother, ''George
Nang%, will run the Arthur show: •
Gil
t
• obrough took a couple
cif flash 17ietui.c:s of .the.oponing
1igllt' iiUiGr10E,
•
•r•
•
r•