The Lucknow Sentinel, 1946-02-14, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL
ON MURDER CHARGE
After a `day -long hearing at
-Southampton-onF T h slay -before=
Magistrate, McClevis : Neil Nash-
kawa, Saugeen Reserve Indian,••
SAN FRANCISCO LETTER
By. A. M. Nicholson, M.P.
San. Franctsc' , knownas the
city -loved around -the --worls1",_ is
:destined to 'be one of the .largest
centres :in the world of'toniorrow,
Viewed from the. air just as the
"sun is ,dipping- into the., Pacific
and .with the lights :f the• -.city
below • it • ^ qs an impression.
Which 'will ever fo gotten.
„Built p co, ands heights,
overlooking the ,mate ess harbor,
it has been•blessed by nature`.The
city` covers the northern- half of
a ,peninsula„: wxth the .Pacific;
Ocean'. ontthe west, and'.' the. Bay
of• Sari Francisco on ;the east; the
,'fa"moats' • Golden. .Gate• '• lgi?ng
there '.: As the ;gateway- to the
Orient and•;the terminal of trans,
continental rail, 'bus and air lines'
it is likely, to be a larger centre
than ,New York some 'day. It is
'one of 'the coolest cities on the -
contineri in'summer' and it 'rarely
freezes .• in ,tyre winter;, the . mean'
temperature:' in September, ... the.
hottestmonth, being 61:5 degrees
'and 50 degrees in January
`Chest`by a heavy calibre rifle: bul-
let which'. penet'ated a living
.room window., at the home. of his.
mother -in law. He had arrived
.frorn_oye..rseas just days' earl-
ier.
At Thursday's hearing Lavalee's
Force s attentions o ;:
• .
ntar
•
During .the: Gold Rush• nearly,
a century , ago San Francisco; .be
`car e, "`a -. worlck -famous -centre-
(.growing froin 860 • to 42,000 almost::
overnight. Eastern: :manufacturers
hex while
widow claimed Nashkawa had
forced hn _
was committed for "Arial on ' a Post all sense w
of proportion ith.
i
•charge:: of murdering pte � Walter the prospects of vas
ava ee.
the spring assizes at, "Walkerton,
�, whit con menceon Murch7-4th7
The-.- accused -:was represent_ed__y_.
%P. S..MacKenzre,• Walkerton liar
rister
Pte Lavallee was shot in the
t fortunes:
e • wi 1� :stand e>�hushand�uv s overseas; .and
• b g -made. -They=sh=ipped LionS-
•
eek -En
(pportunites � :=
FELS NAPTHAp" SOAP rl
3 Bars 25c,
Maple Le f TOILET SOAP
Ii
Bars .:. ...... .....:...... .... 55c.
_V"" ` Ma •ical-Cleaner
•g'
admitted under questioning, that
` of merchardrse for which :the
_she had_.ha_d illicit realtions,'with• ,frontier-provided;no-demand; The
she claimed,' rices crash
Nashkawa, who, . nark t was•= lutted,,,p
threatened to kiln -her; if sh.e :re- ...ed, . •goods- of every description
fused :him.��.. �. '. :: ..
"I' 'have discovered", Writes ,a
doctor; "that the ;'flu is both . af-
firmative, . and negative. Some
times'the Eyesohave it and some
times. the ' Noes"
1 MBER' OF NEW
OARD ESJGN
were .left ::to rot in ' the: holds of
ships, on>ltl a wharves and in, the
city` streets) Tully as' demoralize
ing'.' to 'maritime commerce was
the 'wholesale '. desertion of • the
shrps',:cr.,ews who'joined` ;the will
rush, to •the Chi ..The San Fran -
Cisco Bay"' •preented a . strange
Sight: : in the earl :fifties.', of last
centuzay with a:. forest' of masts
ris;ng•.froni'hundreds o abandon
ool
ed' ships
The Board of, SchTrustees' - When the Panama Canal was
of ,West Wawanosh School :Area
• . opened in 1914 the modern epoch •
-met•-ms per adjournment on.rFeb-: of maritime:' expansion comment,
ruary-5=.1946.,:The"minutes -the. ar mote. than
�• ..... ed. Prior: o tlie;:_.w,
were rea
and ado
m •a
eetd
last mp
d v s-
g. 200 steamship corripanies ha_ e
ted on motion of trustees' Finni-cels which:,.called regularly "'and
HUR"§,FEBLL L..14t4
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for.:,..
We •Have Rec ,Yed _A §hiprnent -Qf
"SANDY ... SAVAOE ' SHOES.'
In Brown Oxfords Only, . Sizes From
8 to 3 in C'''D' and E 'W�dths,
t ays, TO '.Buy'e Your Children
Proper FittingFootwear.
thWell(0,-;
gar and Forster. connected San ` Francisco , with
The secretary was instructed to • •1 ver ort •on the seven
=notify -all attics' concerned ' that..
exxisting-co trac tsywill',: lre-carrred-
omto completion: A -letter from
Mr' Archie Aitchison : tendering'
his resignation ."is. a ''member of
the Board was, read.. the resigna
tion was accepted- Trustees: `Fin
nigan a d=•Durn n •-were asked to
interview ;and engage` a capable
". a''
` n er ` to do ' recess r
carpe t� Yrepair
work.
LL
LINE of Men's 'Ready to ear:.
and Accessories.
.1
gineeri d -c oen s t:r'.U,c,t i.
'achievement of our period.• It has
traffic, '' bile�:"traff c
'on.
6 lanes
fpr
tomo
its upper ..deck, .three: lanes 'for
. c and two':.
nearly e, ., y_ p......
truck„, and bus ,' traffic .:. �-
---u' Iles f=berthin track or- eleetr-ic .-trains on ts;
.seas.-..-iN-rt•1#--1-q With m g �. I
,space it: is notal rays:easy to find lower. It length . is .1-2-rniles=i��
a •shi�' • after being ashore, forma, =cluding, approaches: The `dear
p
Clear -
few. hours: . 'ante above water is 216 feet, eet, suf
a
HEINZ . "57".` SAUCE
Bottle
Add.. Zest and flavor to
every meal
28c
"Salvo" .:� `—`' Silver Polish'
Bottle ,.... 25c.
For a Brilliant, Lasting, Polish
LYONS O.P. TEA
1 . lb 40c
Listen to . the ."Lyons: Money
Makers - x iii ousel cash
�; andw y a
prizes. CKNX Thursdays 9 p.m.
40.
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THE STORE ' OF .FRIENDLY
'SERVICE .
:WE DELIVER.
.For many 'years ferry 'transport
"
was an obstacle : in moving,rapid-
a e
Liy,._.irom , one..part• of the Bad'•'a'
r,
toy another' In' 1930'tile San: Fran
cisco-Oakla'nct Bay bridge _was
corripletect It `'was a major en=
`''• Tendersfor..the supply of wood'_ .- •
to -the-schools . were._read'and 5c
•cepted, as: folloWs S.S. No. 2 and:
7 cedar at '$4. and $4:50: per , cord:
to Herb '-Finnigan and hardwood•'
at 5':50 per cord t9, Everett' Fin:
nigan; S.S. No. 3 and 12 hardwood• "'.
to Joe .Foran..;at $5_40 pez cord•
and ,• for S.S.'No. •4 and 14 ,hard-
wood,to:Elmer :Foran at $5.50 per
cord. The secretary was author-
ized to, pay monthly, salaries' when
"due •:for:. the period . ending ,June
30th,
The meeting:, was `adjourned`�to
March 5th on motion .of .trustees;
', Webb and, Forster.,
It Durnin Phillips, Sec'y •
UN, r.ED•' Ci.IURCH.
LUCKNO:W:
y.
.•W._Ste_wart,':B.A.,.B.D..;
Pastor
ficient 'to clear' .the' mast of the
largest vessels. • .
The followmg s year San-
.'F x ,
an
cisco was linked -to the` orfhe rr`
Bay shore, by ,the world's longest
span, the Golder Gate Bridge.
It . measures :4200 feet, • between
the two 'towers and, 8,940 "feet: in
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17th
11 a.m.--`The Hound ' ;of
Heaven".
Story:, --"A Boy Hero".
12.15—Sunday 'School.
7 ,p.m. `The Transfiguration'
. (illustrated). '
1. •
•
-horizorr.•-;prre-of-the-most pleasant.
ex eriei ces:'here'.ha; been 'meet-.
P
ing' a former;''L,H.S. 'schoolmate;,;.
'Clarence Fraser 'a son. -of'• Alex'_;
Fraser of the 4th of Kinloss: C1ar',
°1VIrs:` Fraser' entextaraed
-me-to dinner in has J ' i
'home: and • dater :hacl Me- �ddress'a:
large meeting in Sart:; Fra cisco,
ood `.re
Have 'also,. heard very:. g ,
�poi'ts . op the work of'. a farmer
MaeMillari; : who.
teacher, 'Hugh
t asst nment
had -had a po -
;
here` 'during,.the vvai•with the:
all. Its ,central span provides -even
-•
more •clearage, 220.. `feet. 'The
touters. _rise - 746 feet :above high:
tide.
---The residents of the�area- -iap
preciate "the, fact ; San Francisco
was.-serectedfor th-Oirst .rneef.=
.ing ;of •, the. United Nations organ.
izations •;.If a' location was to be
selected, in' the .United States -for
a permanent, 'headgjaarters the
member for MacKenzie caniYot
think- of a 'better Centre:,
In Sari.! ' Francisco as -;nearly
everywhere.one goes,' former'
Brit'sh°" Government: Llnfortun•
r
ately, Hugh ..returned to, 'Canada
few: days , before 1• came tb .Cal-
ifornia
Bought Cliff, House
Mr, and' Mrs.' Sam i fcQuillin'
whave.`purchased.. the former Cliff
horrie :in Ltieknow,' -where they
Crave -taken up residenee.'W__' , _
Attending. Clinic
•,1
Dr, D, D..Carpeneto of RipleY
and Dr. G. W ••O'Toole of Walk,
erton' are in ,Boston this week at`
tending. ;a;. postgr aduatc- cltnlc
She. flirted,' with 'the butcher,
Lucknow residents' appear' on the playing for bigger Steaks_ •'
Spedal: Mocks of Men s *eaters,
�omerriade Socks, Mand knit, locks,
ie' Store.
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Pure
ers,.
Inderweat-,
ool ' ock r ;
e Stock
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