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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO,TIIURS,: NOVEMBER 22nd, 1945 --
THIEVES RAID CHICNEIQ-
!OUSE AT' PARAIVIOU-NT-:--
• Thieves made
� a,• haul`fat Mar=:':
.
Ort Friday and Saturday of this; tin's farm at•vPar.amount ear
eek 'nomination meetings are Sa.tui da ly
: y morning W'heti:. the':
scheduled . for the Townships , of trade "off ' witty ,about Y
.Kinloss; ` west Wawano`sh,.. and• • out e rea osiers:
And Which: were` ready ,fpr..
Asht'ield, and: indications, are that,. ,market, The' l'oss is estimated'
elections .may.be in,'the •:offing. consid-r'at
e abl : more than;•
n both. Ashfield : a, n•°d ` wei
l West ght.:.It• is believed
sh
that' a truck-
'
`'ancoo Area;
: w the School
W� o.plan.
Would �be
xe
quired•.•fo r
tile .•lobis'being`adopted,. at •theend of th .sas, the . brrdsr would ,t lear
ter•rt,, 'wi'ricn• •requires the: electiontour crates.,.. .•
in each m 1nicipality of•a Trustee.. Provincial ;ConstableRobb'i°e:
�.
Board of five thembers to'succeed• and C'ourity Constable
. Robert
the present school section 'beards. • Nuttal• are •investigating.
While . these, boards- could' .be
elected by acclamation it is :more AGED' LA
._.. :.. DY SUFFERED
than likely that the.'original •quin- SECOND LEG' FRACTURE ..•
tette will be chosen ..by ballot
In Ashfield ,the prospectsare
:.that there :will be a, mu
r�icpalel-,
ection.: It is :reported: that Re
eve.
Gilbert'FraYne maY=yetire
after.
two ,Years as ,reeve and ..mention
ed spossible, c. 1 Tthis
p b .. eandidates.:fo>a -this
seat areFred Anderson and. Cecil
. Johnston. In anyeven
t, if Mr.
Fra: • ne should seek `
Y re=election• lien
will no. doubt have'. Opposition.
The:, Ashfield Board includes
Reeve ° Frayne .•and ;'•Council o
l ors,
Fred 'Anderson, Cecil 'Johnston,
n
o,
Mrs. N ''L. Campbell,
89 years
of age, :and. who h
as been a•pat,
ient ' in St. • Michael's Hespital,
,,Toronto,.• for over>three' ,months,
now has a fractured left 1 `�
which *as
as ,revealed by. an X-ray.
taken at. the end -'o f the
•• , ;Cthe,
• Mrs., 'arnpbe]1 was admitted to
:the. hospital;" late :in Au ' '
gust with
TH R ELINL .E I-E-LD�
FC►R WARDENSH„I P'
S`uhj ect . to I e election in their.
respective,
respective, municipalities;� there
will' be at least three contestants
for the Wardenshi of B` .
�' race
:Count ` in 1946.
.Y The" ' •.in 1
Y•` c �,ule
Richard Elliott of Kinloss Town
ship, Robert.: 'Sloan of.' Elderslie'
.__ .MOVED ,TO VILLAGE
a
EIGHT PAGES.,
'Mr. and • Mrs,. Thomas Ander-
son;. Sr . esteemed :residents . of
Ashfield Townshi`
I? have .ve retired'
from farthing arid the first of the
Week moved. to Lucknow' t '
o mare
their •home 1V[
.. _r, ,and Mrs;:
son "are*i
resdir . iii the;;
.. � g . , former
Margaret Tayl'or'home Q on Q ualit • :
° y.
Kenzie. ' .
,., 'Fo osier - of • ,�B rag�u,c e� tune o • -
$ ould
hrop vicle a keen race for the to'
Hull, which they purchased some
o.�A'"whlF This iia ae;oirie• h
seat in the County. • WEST" WAWANOSH •TWP.
Tn point: ' of priority Kinloss FINISHED IN 6th !LACE
Township is entitled to 'the war-•
d'ensbip, It • is' 'some thirty-three
years since Mr. D; A. •MacDonald
"Black :Dan") brought this; hon-
or tv K ni6ss It is ' also many
years since an Elderslie reeve has
held the WardenshiB u,
p r c e
Township had the. honor 12 yeas;
Iib ' 1Kin1oS,.,.;Reeve 'Elliott--h-a:;-
given • long service' to ."thef muni-
cr .ality"and is' concluding'is l lth
year as reeve.;'Nor 'have. they 'been
easy years, for the Ackert Drain
a fractured right leg.' This had. has been a .contentious question
knitted': • perfectly : in ' aboutten
for' several terms'. and
ten., on this as=
weeks' .time. ,'Since then %, sue r: Ell iatt .success€tzll eoii
Campbell had :the misfortune to tested; 'several''elections.'.
If :Mr. Elliott is-''return�ed
Hickson :'ana :ir'rank' 'Rami]- : 1 from-her'hospital: bed;: which in
to •
mayh - , -
n,av
Knl
e o `
ca ss
usedM
th and win
es the•.:
in�u'ry,wardership;
From •West ' Waw ' which was' •discov rade, „li ;
., wanosh .there .which , . •, .. ered a fev� days. , e;. will,::have � to .resign. 'his
. comes little:-. r. ago. after she osi i
o no had ton ,
sti p . 'ori; • • , • P.. g catin.g ras, to • suffered..a good ,• the:: Highways, .Com-'
de
.:.hatl
wmay.a of '.•d
is ' � mit...
happent e" tee
•r ss This there.She:. ' eyear
h .
Three .. underwente is,completing E 1
•years ago the. present Board
an:Operation operation,' on Tuesda .. 'to his' :7th : year, on this
was y ha�ie .committee:
elected to,offie�':. West Waawanosit
e ani since-. then. a pin inset ted: in the leg.' h:avi g: served. tviro 'Complete plete
Besides the two fractures terms' of: three ear Durnin Phillips.... ' :110 8000
have twice been r turned by ac-. ures .Mrs: y s .each.
ciamation • : Cam bell W Thos: Webster :. 11
withou as. much . a p has, diad; pneumonia. Whether. or not cbe is ,returne 9 98;000
from which•she made a sur ris=
another:erson..bseirig',even nom= p•Elliott._
mated, :a .,'' : ' ' - ing: recovery: :could f'he so' wished, � Employees' , . ':;100.
. complete
the.. remflii<ihiig''two, years :of his'
\third: term on the:Highwa• s Co m
,g . ..:Y.. ,,,m.
mittee. MARRIED . AT
EVANSTOhi
•. Final Iluron County return's, :i
the -.•Ninth Victory 'Loan --silo
West Wawanosh Township. as fi
,ishing -in. sixth-� lace:with sub :
:scriptiors of' $179,550 or 185.10.
percent of • the.' objective' of
$97,000, With the 'same 'objectiv�e
East Wawanosh was in -7th'pla.e,
with subscriptions of ;$175_,0.0A.:°,or.
181.03 .erten ' . �...
nt.. ASIilield s objec-
�tive was. $148,000 and Subscrip-
tions totalled • $163,200 or '110.27.
H' u r. ,.ri..
o Ccaunty s t o 'a l was
$7;302,350: or 172.78.percent percen:t .of the
objective, of $422fi,500. '
Individual sales in�►„sh• Plrl ax1t1'
West Wawanosh were as follows; •:
Ashf� -
eld No -Sales Amounts
J.
N, C -
a'
esar � • 65$38,850
Alex F .McDonald.10a1 59,050
J. E. Phillips'
1.1
p 2
Banks 14
•• 10,550
•Employees 2
150
BARN FWD 'HOME
RAZED • BY FIRE
Fire• of mysterious origin. din w i . d
:g. pe
out the barn, and-.hor} e "of, Mr.
and Mrs.• .]',outs' .Dalton „Con.ce
son
12, " West Waw
a anosh, .Qarly
:Saturdatnernin'
Y.° .�.,, g, It Was 'feral- ,.
er.ly, the:' W. R: Farrier farm.,
•:4Besicl the
es. `se
�,.., ason s crap of• hay))'.
pang maxi some We
of cattle, .four horses .and so
._ � ' me
'hogs were destroyed • in . the 'con-.
flagration. The cattle included a''~•
;bull and 13 milking cows One
of the two, teams ,of ::horses be-•' '
11 1 longed to Jack Bo e'
w Yi ,.
ni
• been taking^.o ',wood
ut wood . in they
The Wawanosh';Board .::is Com-
prised of: Reeve Brown : Smyth
and Councillors Everett_Finniigan,z
-David • McAllister, Gordon
.Pherson' and Wa'
Mller.:
In. Kinloss:Towns i'
,. hip' it is .ex-
eeted-that.. eeve' ti
char '
dE
1
t
will °reek .one' ... o, e :
,r _term
twelfth , so
that he• May contest
the Bruce'
Count ' •war'
Y wardens
hip:
hi
p.
the' u
'B-x�P _ �3'=w-a�-derts�hi '
uncillor .1)an, T. Melt '
nnon is
.rite'
nti
tined ;as ,a o s:
p, s• iblei aspirant
for' the''reeveship. as ii',Councillor
uncillor
Alex'MacKenzie a vent.•,
erari rriem'-
her of the Board. Under .
the cir=
cuni'stances°• it is very: uincertain
•
as to •what nomination-day--
d'e
uelopmerirs may be.` "':
Theapresent Kinloss:' Board, el,
•ected three 'years -ago; ands•tit ice•
returned by: acclamationY includbs
Reeve Elliott and''
...., .., Councihors:
Alex 1VIcKenzie,, Dan T. MCKin
;non, J .W. Colwell and
ray::
MRS. ALLiw DURNIN
' ]•NST
A
L ..
L
E
D•
o ,5 NOBLE GRAND
•"1Jnder._�th"e • direction ..of
: Paters. o Mrs.
of ,Ripley, District De-.
putt'"Prsid
tint, office's:,.of_Jewel;
Rebekah Lod .e
g Luckrio'' '
installed. , . were
instahin' : • ,The
g staff included:'
,: � -- Ulrs •.K Warden;:
MelC !y;'Ree See..Mrs. E.
• McDonald; ..Fin. -Sec., Mrs,' ' S.'
Stanley;' 'reas:
i zie• i Mi s V; 1VIcKen
Marshall, Mrs; Cook•. Cha
Mrs; E. hricormicic • p ,
Sproul, ,, Y.G,, .Mrs.
The offi : T
sets ,
o.
f
th :
fo, � Meal• rod E;.
_b
e _ .
mg; -term •a ,.
Mrs; .Al,rn_ .,, re..1�.Cr.,
Durnin; V.G. ,
Jardine ° • � • �, Mrs, G.
11Cc� Sec., Mrs. T. Clark;
Fin, -Sec,,
Mrs, G, C ''
Mrs, oolte Trews,,,.
M; Irwin • Warden,
Con., Mrs.' It Joh'r den, .Mrs. Oi r;
G. rFisher', Ston;
, O.:G ,' S. E. •Rob-
ertson4SrI,U., lairs, Th •
:; I' S•N4G•;, Mrs, 13,Nixon;ornpson,
Mrs., S. Q N xo,R,S,V,G•,,
ton, Sproul; L,S.V,G,, Mrs.
Chapl,. i , • s
N s ' Cooke;
McCall;
Mrs, I v6n;
orx..,Fr iday evening.Th
MrsMI` D
.M '
usr
czar
HUNTERS ON' THE :
-DEER TRAILS 1 THIS WEEK
--ThPd-^oolthtiesof I- term,•Bruce
LUCKl OW STANDING•
and Grey •ERRONEOUSLY. 'REPORTED
reyare swan is_ OR:TED
. . • t�r.i.�g th, week. „ --, .,._.. .,.
With ' deer hunters,
many,
of them :
m.
_ .3']a_er.finaLb
from faz-�afreld'_�The=se-a-sow=o eii-` ulletin i_rirconnectto-n
� . .,, .with-theice • •• -
ed on: Monday and closes on ce County Ninth Vic
4 Sat- '
t r
o Lo
a
n
ca "
i
ur Y a
da. rxr n .
was
So f issued,
e
far: there g
Y er
e d,
a
ears
to"
pp .. last. -'Thursday, .Showi Luck_-
-be-_erg—few-;n--tis-rmedraCe
community -Who • 's total subscriptions; a s
Y have., had much.:
173;500�or�1-22 percenlll of -the:
ob
M'r. aril Mrs '`Joseph 1Vlaurd 1'
luck, although a Holyrood ;party ,$
is:reported lo Have bagged. jective of $142,000 .
gged. four:,:
-It..`''J. Moore reportsAecoraing to the•. bulletin is
' issuing
so .' e:' sixty licenses : to }halters
sued headquarters 'the first o f
fro : the •week, Lucknow subscriti
m as far as Windsor. -•t._, ' p ons
•were,'listed at$190,1.50' for a per
•
H•ONOR•E:
KA>tRSHEA CLUB
cen'tage, of 134.
_ T
h e County tot a 1 !\ached
$5,58.8;200.' or :145`_percent of the
.objective of $3;850;000.
Final figures for Kin•-oss,..were
A peasant evening" was "spe' t at `$118300 or 124percent- ,•of the °ob, Holyrood'Hall on Friday when jecti'
r.ve. oi•,$9S,OOO..Huron To,�vn-`
:the ,Kairshea 'Club'' entertains'
d ship` headed all rural municipal
the returned servicemen of the viiii r'with
• � bes Bce l . ��suljscripti.on:s
cor'rimunity and ,their-fanilie• : of • 223,450.'or• 150 percent of:the..
Rev.' Dann acted • as; chairrrian for
'a, short' program20 Canada :was
sung, followed' 'b'y instrumentals
by: Dr. Little• accom a t
p Hied �y
Mrs. Philipa •sole •by Mrs. ,Car=
ruthers and ''a';reading by ;•1VMisS.
A ie ac r•
..?ln __ 1yi . day. - - �• ..
µRev:'' ,a ., : ,. _
D r n thcri announced"tlr
c
following 'names': Tsabe1 ..l?h lip,
,Ted Murray, Charlie Robinson,
Jon Simkins ' George p , gc:Riibirison,
oar
d lrfeid,:• Donald''Stimson,
Wm: Stimson, Jr:, .Jo'hn • 'Carter,
Ted Collye , IKerineth 'McKenzie,
'Gerald Wagner, Allan •McCharles;
John Cari;others•, 1{enn:ie Graham,
t u 'ter ' • 'P'a t
n tcrscrn; Reg Lays,
TLloydEllio£t,-"Do tape IcTnty-r e,
Don ,-'
alcl England,. Leertiaid,•Mr,
a
Lod. Billfolds were' 'pfesented;
with. '.the next -of -.kin , recoi'vin
the gift, fol': those who Wore:. ail,.
able to , be Present, •
Lunch w:as;•sotvedrind the is
maindei' of ':the •evonin 51�e'iit n
dan.cingr
SPECIALS tri men'S Fi'tie Under-
wear.
e
VItC-'aI', The St:flll. with tl�•(. Sic i'lk.
THE ,MARKET STI ORF,'
objective of •$148;000,
Teeswater .Was-,' high the yr:-
ban
r ban ;centres with a figure oI
'$224,050: .for 219,• percent 'of the
objective of $102,000.,
G-ARNIER'S-• BOOK.
knuinber` cif ,well -bound copies
Or: -the' bciok "Prince Pedro" writ-
'f'ten _b ` the -'late Dr. G i-rnier•- cart'
,be had at the Express' gffice fol.
35 •cents,a 'copy;.' •,
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COMING, EVENTS
LYCEUM•.SPECIAL •
"Nob HILI a technicolpt .spec-,
1 ' l4 C 011 171
yceuin scFeeri
at Vi i han this•-1hursday;"1"r1-
day and Saturday: Its, a 20th Ceti-.
,t ii•y-Fox picture ;starring:George
`Raft and Joint .1cniiett,
AUXILIARY° DANCE ..
T hp' Ladies' . AUxilinry v'1/47i 1.1'
sponsor. a dance in the Town
rr ill, L'uckntr on Fi;iday, No T-
erilbo °`'301h, Alun is by Carruthers
Hogan b- ush that day and had left
the team:in his barn that night.
Fanned by a strong Southerly
bree• Y
ze the flames set fire to the
• roof of the -nearby` brick home.
,Ladders, were lacking g to get: to'
the:. roof and, ;a hole was cut thru
from the ` inSide side but by..this time
the flames were bey ond. cont
.. :Y rol
and" t
ose on; the .scene devoted'
the
tie
those
'
f ; is to' savinga�• •good'•'d `�
cal
of the hous-e: of effects. ,W a un=
derstand•' '`
(here:: was "tri '
-the buil.din s •bu
g ., t none on_ ,the
v.
•
. •d
ontents,: and' -'stock in 't
the barsri
which
.
rte
reser
a
is '
P .bi
g loss. .• ' , d
The fire broke out 'before M'r.
and, Mts.' s.. Dalton had risenn; the
mo
r
nin"
g
• and
ndt.
he barn
r
n
w.
a
s
i�
a
r
-
i g.infern before
aware. -of the'confla tion �hich
"was" first- observed: "
sh rtl' `: b fore
Six. .oclock Those ;fist •.: o tt ,the
scene said it was evident i .the
blaze had the ._-k-
originated i s able
of the barn : It' was: believe
. •at1•that
had they been.. able to. get ^o the
roof of ;.the., hou_se rom
l �
the:
home might fiave b e{ saved.
At
• -the height -of
the. � laze i.t, a�
4ji�
feared,' -that •bui�ldin on
g theH'en
Jardine• announce the •
marriage:
of-` tr i N-aylo-r�`fa-m :.acro s ..the.
r. daughter Gwendolyn .., road,.
mr .
ht• alio so:
t
ak ',� '
g ef.
i
r
Ab"'. e
i A
a drivels
t'
o h
ect
g •
Mr: ''
: Ge'.
or
Albert e 1r
to
.Fficke ^ t e -we .ani close b
r, . Jr,, 'on..Saturday�q :Novern._ y the barn ,
ort the' .alt
' e Dalton on •farm:
b r 10th 1945' at . escaped es
• , ,. Evanstdn' :Il'1"in< P
t
r ' .i •:
u
cti
on
i.
0
s: �
i
-t--. O
-•- = , , ._-Sunr�aw a=stead. -s
-"-Tlre br:ire =ism niece of MVliSS J e' tre-arn o
cera ,
Mary •MacKenzie'- nd-- p.. tors .yisi ed; the- ruins. ,The
a Mrs• Roas
MclViillari : of K' .., par'tia.4y;atariding .brick'wall
.Kinloss TownsEi sand
P �a ire: of :ash
_and is ,well•�known° to.man.:' P es were, all 'that re=
y here:; '
ma.ined of the•hoirne pnd from the`
Still •'smoulderin . ruins -
g of the.::.
„bar`n. came the acrid stench :of ;'
-the ca-rcasses, of the ariirrra�ls that
were: burned to. death.
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MARATHON.
SEVENTH ,ROUND
BRIDGE
Mrs: Solomon—Miss ,M.
Trelea-
ver, `.Mrs..Jasel ` Mrs. W.
Johnston.
Mrs.
H.:,1vlcQuillm •. Mrs. W.
Henderson, Mrs; Philip, Mrs. • K.
-Murdie; .;
Mrs: J. Agnew—Mrs. C. Then -IP:::
son, Mrs. J. MacMillan,' Miss L.
Robinson
Mrs. R.•• J., Button Mrs• -A
Havens, Miss . ' Osborne'
Douglas
:Leishmna -� Mrs. A. C,•
Agnew.:1VLrs E.,.Collyer, 1VIrs. Hal
• 1ynnan,, -
Mrs; • Hewat--Mrs, •{
G Taylor;
Mrs 1Vh,,Hendexson, Mrs: C. Cook:
Mrs. W. Huston' 1VIrs, .McI '1m,'
Mis `J; MacInnis, Mrs,' muffin.
Mrs: E -Harris --Mrs. H. Web-
ster, 1\rrs . G,, Joynt, Mrs. %i.. A.l-«
lin,
• Mrs. O.
Rat well. _
Mrs.. T.
-:Clark, MIS, BreW$I`'
.., M`rs: H --Tie=_
leaver'i. _ r - ..::.
, Mrs; R: Finlayson 'MI's. C..
MacDonald, ;' Mrs, • T. '•R obinson,
•Mrs. W. B. Anderson:
Mrs J, R. Johnstone: - • Mrs, •
Roach, Mrs': , 'J ;Cameron,'Mrs;•
E� ��
T. MkeDonal
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CHRE.
Mrs, MCCal - -MIS.' J. Hall, Mr',
Go Fisher, Miss D:.:•Cook
ewers stra, Novel . dances, A 1VIrs. S ZOUI 411,o.„.. i H. � Nixotr,
Ma
song lei s, li, Joltnst
on.
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ST: ANDREW'S .:BALL,
FRIDAY OF,. THIS •
WEEK
St, .Andrew's Ball `a � o: _ul
annual ` i? 1? ai•
event under ' auspices ;of
the Kairshea Club', will be: held:
in the Town Hall, Lueknow, ori::'.
Friday night of :this''•w
,eek, Nov
ember er
3rd•;:,,•
Its '.the :Old. time dance'; ,of the
year, but. • of course there'll be
plenty'of modern tunes a
. lso,
vided by ` Carruther•,s,' orchestra;
and as well one can
expect . some `� •
:piping •arid°':$co;tch'"'dancing
--
Wouldn't. be . St. Andrew's ' night
without it; Th •
e admission' is '54c, `: •.
and there,' will, be? lunch counter
"Service.'
't7 BOR$ °
HODGINS _Iii Wingham hospital
tar
on Monday,'
p November.''. 19th, to '
li/rrs--;Osea'r-•-Hcrdgirrs'�if`�'., ----
Lucknow; a.,son •
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