The Lucknow Sentinel, 1946-08-21, Page 1ata►,"!oridiV,L`ullMlrilra'`"'!'�G ill' WO'We'll' .
$2.00• A Year ---In Advance; 50c Extra to ;U. S, A
FAIR PRIZE. LISTS •.
NOW AVAILABLE
. `Fall Fair prize *lists for for Luck-
now Agricultural Society's 81st
annual exhibition. on September
24t1i
and .'..26th are. now' available
hem the • secretary, Mr. Joseph.
Agnew: or at The Sentinel Office
. The list has not been: changed
extensively this year, with the
exception' of some • •additional•
special, 'prizes; and sonic .;Altera --
thins., as recommended by direct
ors of the various classes,
• Goose Special
— Attention is ' • drawn to' one
special which is listed on • the, last
page of the book, 'It is for the
best dressed goose with prizes of
$6.00 and $4,00 'donated'by Mr.
Herb McQuillin. The poultry sec-
tion had been printed when this
r prize vires received,_-____ .
Change Livestock .Section
In • the
schoolchildren's com-
petitions, the livestock section has
been„,. completely changed, ' witha
view to
.encouraging tour
agingyoung farm
lads •to show :calves, lambs and
hogs. Six :prizes. ,of. $300 each
=ar.
being. 'offered. in thecalf come -
Pet tionwith40 Percent- -
of the
'score awarded for showmanship
'of the-calf•--Orve-halter' "Six lamb
• prizes of, $2 00 are offered and six
prizes of .'the- same amount .for
boar
or.'
sow.
.Square uar
q e Dance, Tug• 0'War.
Two
special
events'
Pof outstand�i
g popularity ; will again be
• staged. One is the ;square dance
contest open to the municipalities
of Ashfield, West ,W-awanosh
Kinloss; and' Huron. for;: 25.00 `.
do
prizes. The other ', is: the tug
of
war for the
J.g•
hJohn Hanna trophy,
open to all municipalities_; in .:the.
provincial riding of Hurori-Bruce.`
couple of ..weeks to help: ease the es arage has. been a
ARM BADLY FRACTURED
Jack McGuire, : son 'of Mr.
and
Mrs. W. S. McGuire of. giurori�
Township, suffered` a badly:frac.
tured left arm the first of,last
Week ek
when -
he fell_ from_ a wagon
lead- grain, �while,'tightening.,
the .sling ,:chain: The'.arm. was
fractured both at,the, elbow and
wrist:
KENNETH. CAMERON' ISS
QUITE ILL •. ` .
kerineth ' Canjeron,.• : who has
• been 'recuperating' from a `long
illness with pneumonia, is ',back
in bed again with another attack
of pleurisy; and pneumonia:whic
struck the ' other lung. Kenneth;
g netl,
was getting along' well until last
Thursda l
Y, and on •Fridaywas,
ordered to, bed.'7'H'
rs sister in-1'a'w;.
Miss Doris: Ritchie, is attendin
him • at g
present, He was quite, ill.
the latteri:part •of.,th
e week,: bu't,
was. resting ' easier, the first of
this week.
BARLEY . YIELDED
FIFT •
Y --.BUSHELS
Almon four thousand bushels
of choice 'barle: '. were
`"last _y._• ..._ _ Y w' e threshed
week on the W. B Anderson
farm' at the corner of the 'Bound-
ary West -and Fifteenth Si:
deroad4
Approxirnatel. 80
farm we Y acres of'` the,•
re sown to barley and
Without being broken by even
fence made : Y. en a
an impressive' sight'
while:=standing and. while in the,
stook "as well.
Net yield from the crop was
lust slightly less than 4000. blush•
els, or an average of close to
fifty bushels to the a'
,The crri �'
,Th
>ap was stook threshed
and week bY:Mc1Vlillan Brothers
2 the 'job was com leted in
.1 days. P,
LUCKNOW;. ONTARIO,.: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1946.
;.LEAVING LUCKNOW, HAS
POSITION IN GEORGETOWN
Mr. A. G. Andrews of Lucknov,V`
Industries has accepted a position
as electrical 'engineer with the
Federal• , Sales and :',Engineering
Co. at Georgetown, Ontario, H e
will be'taking charge• of the de-
sign and . development of a new
line of electrical equi ment -
p ,n � pro-.
dtiction•of which is'.to. be :started;
•soon: Mr:" Andrews wit
1 be lean;
ing in, a :few days to 'assume his
new duties. Mrs. Andrews and
son George will fellow'' him later,.
as soon as'•housing arrangements
can be completed. Since;• coming
to Lucknow about two years ago'
they have resided in, Roberf Fish-
er's house. •
.L .H.S UPPER
SCHOOL RESULTS."
..The following Upper School re-
sults have been announced; byMr,
P • W. Hoag, who. •'becomes .;prin-
Opal of Lucknow High School
with the opening of the Fa11 term
First-class honors 75 to°.100•
, 2nd
class, 66 to 74 3rd class, 60 to 65;
credit, 50 to 59,
'Chin,.'. am.—. Mod. Hist,... II;
Geom., .III; Trig., & Statics, _• II;
Bot,, IIT; Zool,, .0 Lot,- Au., III;
Lat, Comp., III.
Chin, Bill— Eng. • Comp., C;
Eng. C; Geom:, C;° •Bot:, . II;
Zool , III,
Graham, Marian—Eng. Lit., III;
'1od. Hist.; III.:
'MSS S DOUGLAS: TO• CONDUCT Johnston, Bill—Bot., III'. Zool•
SOUTH KINLOSS SERVICE IL ' , ,
Miss Dorothy h Do
y uglas will be Eng. Lit., III; Zool. IL
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Lane, Everett—Eng. Comp., III;
the, speaker. at the mornin . ser- g MacDonald GrahamE
Church. at.11 a.m. D•S.T. Miss C; Georn.,,,.0;::Tri , 8i Statics
•Trig, C
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Douglas g s recently returned from. Bot,, III;°'tool.,. 'I;'La t. `Au., C,;
,tl e',Church's.missiorn•field at New Lat.;,Corn C
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of the illness of • Rev. Statics IL _
Herbert'
Dann h .. :
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con
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' • g service when no doubt
large congregation will welcome_
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now Board f Ed
tion' announces`. the'
and High. School will re
Scheel oA n. on
the same. date Tuesdayx Septem-
ber 3rd. During the'':latter 'years„•
o . uta: Z•. ••
AWARDED
CONTRACT ,FOR'
TRANSPORTING PUPILS
of .the War the High School open -h•
ing date`; was • usually' deferred a Rr-` •
Robt , Moffat of the •Super:
warded the
farm labor shortage: contract for transporting pupils
• I from ' S 5:. No.. 6 ". Kinloss ..(Grey
Recoverin . From
g Operation
J'
ack .'
F
arras �•
1-
h 8 ear
• f y old son
'• df Mr =arid Mrs.• Lorne Far ish of
Ashfield recently ce tly underwent ;an.
emer
enc
a end'
ixo
g era'
Y tion• in
PP. ,
P
Calgary Hospital Jack has been
in.the West since 'spring. His con
dition'-was quite grave fora time
but' Penicillin.' was ,used, 'effect-'
•
ively and: he's :now 'out of the
hospital and :expects to be back.
at work • before long.
• w
Ox) to :Lucknow Public' School.•
Due
to ,the ,small :number •
of
school .age chil'dren :in• the Sec-
tion, , this. ,school has been:.'closed
for the ' past few _ years. .There : 'will
Y
be six: or, seven u ils:to be'
P P trans:
. pouted to_ _and from. ' Luckno.
when the fall term opens.
' Mr. Moffat's"' tender w
as the
:lowest of three applications.• for
the position. The duties were .per'_
forined quite satisfactorily .during. `t
the, past. term by 'Lloyd Mac-
Dougall. '•
ac -Dougall.. '•
1
8 PAGES'
HAS �'IIVIBER WOLF BLANKET,
I LOCAL
ON DISPLAY AT DAVISON'S•a . "
CARNIVAL.
• !` EXT *EDN ESDA
One 'of the prized 'possessions.
which Mr, John Colwell. brought " The - Clansmen's carnival'. i s.
With him on his return from the, slated for next Wednesday 'night
west was. a wolf pelt .:blanket, • and: this'popular ' annual event
given' him by his brother Sam.' ; promises to ' again attract
T g ract a
..•....he blanket was `made. by Sara, capatcit crowd= o
in its' entirety' ineludin shootingY t the arena,
g... where!the show will get .under
the . wolves, which, were 'bother-. ..w . 'Promptly K `
•„:_ , 'anti ; • � .� ay p raptly at. 8.30 with,: set-.
ing his trap 'lines ant_ tanning. of ectiens by the `: Lucknow Pipe
the!. six pelt,;; p p._
which 'make u the Band.' ` � • 1 � ,
blanket, and which' is now on dis Russ . Creighton entertainers
play at Davison's furniture • stere.)-will� provide a variety floor show
e
. � The blanket is not new,•hew- featuring comedy,, magic, music,,..
ever, having been made. some 30 I •dancing, acrobatics
and: roller.:
years ago ' when : Sam was trap-. 1 skating,. "by the followin , '
g artists..
ping. in the Arctic to:' grubstake Sandy • Christie,' -top ranking
his:: summer -time Prospecting. p
Scotch
Rod Roddick,
the man ''of mystery; Bill Banton,
BUY , mountain
S ball
TUR ads
R iHOIi�E. and guitar and. '
Ruth Gibbard in senastioiial ,.
Dr.�Ross Howson has; purchas- specialty `nurribers. -” —
ed the village residence of Mrs. The entire , show will ' be. "' re-'
stinted on . an eleva • o
-Allan Turner,'who�'fer, some time d platform
has retitled in Toronto.::The h" ' so. that all can'see and .wll'h'
•orae � ave
is at present tenanted by Mr. and, special`' sound equipment... and
li
M htin
rs. D tiff •
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c
g. is
. D. R McLean and family, g
who will take up residence '.it ; , Following the s ,how, there wild
be
A It
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oto n
n wh ' an' '
ere . 7 d cin `"
h � Y
e to• :
has m '
.been ap- gmusic hyo
pointed to the High: School staff. Russ. Creighton and his 'Variety
D
nce'
Dr. "Band'
. ,and. Mrs:: Howson are.at pies a , and a complete set- k '
_ ul of carnivab arries a as' -`
en residing- in-a-pertiorro• f--�9 x , tveli- ,
Ma..L^,1 bin ,o and a
c . ennan• s .,home...: � • g refreshment � booth, • '• �
10' ..Pries' In., Draw
�u
, Anothert
feature of the e.. eV
ening- - Ienin
IFEL'b
ON
G LOCAL . MANS
will he: a' drew for ten lover
I Y
• ,
riz
,
s'
e Th
prizes,' esti include e a r
adio '
a
dinner set, pair Of • wool blankets,
On. 16thr: ;q
gladstone bag,ch' nille b
MPa eds ` .read •
Mi. gull
drop..leaf
,_..
eaf�
e
nd:
table, '
P table Lamp, •
therm a -jug,; hassock .and a step
stool.
' Prizes . area on ..display'
� at Rath -
'
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WAS 81 ON ,THURSDAY •
Thursday last, -;August
W. E'.,.Treleaven, lifelong
lege:, 'resident ' 'and proniinertt
dustria list, quietly observed his
81st birthday. Mr. Treleaven oven: is
no longer activelyenga ed .:iii a
g well's, :shoe store and tickets are
operating the mill, but:does a 'bit on;.Sale. from all members of
the
of pinch hitting whenever. his Club at .25e-.or:five-for-$1.00.'
services : are required.
At straight as" a whip, and .
a -spring' ire -his stephie a.. teen -:Il} . With••. Shingles- .
ager, M'r:::Treleaven enjoys ex-: •• Rev.' 'Herbert F. ,:Dann a
ce p tional.l . :good -of :South ., . 7 -.-
.pastor
ugh
P. y, g health. In fact .Kinloss; andWKirilough'
f he, could have :got. of a s p arring _ . Presbyterian' Chur -
g ch
h'
.1� as •
b •
partner, ;he'd:'have taken anyone indisposed' frorri an' ;:attack of
on for a. few `rounds to .mark' his
shingles. He is making
a r
g aduait
birthday. We :offered. to',`compro recovery and -it is ex ected :Will P, ill
mise :
_ eon ;a foot- race. ., shortly ' be. able tee resume,his:
Mr:; • Treleaven' does •. a great pulpit. 1Viiss
v, g at _Dorothy'Douglas
deal'. of reading, , and associates :Will speak in.. South: Kinloss "on'
-his physical ::- well-being in : no Sunday mor ing, and:. the. service `
small
degree. with keeping .men- at Knloughan ..the afternoon, will •
tally .alert and up with' the, times.. be:.withdrawn.
Hist. many ,'friends in •this •dis• '
riot "•extend congratulations and 2g00_MII,E MOTORCYCLE
best wish s: I•
-TRIP MADE IN` ABOUT 3 DAYS
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SEVERAL FACTORS
UP SCHOOL RATE P. -C.: PICNIC SET
FOR NEXT WEEK
The • increase of 7.4 mills, send-
ing the 1946" school rate .tie to
13.7 Mills,. is due to' several fact-'
ors it .is unofficially explained,
but first it is Well to :.bear in mind
the ' 1945 rate of • 6.3 ,mills; drop
;:ped. 8.9' mills from the 1944 rate
of 15.2 mills; •
Due to':unlopked for Provincial.
_greets_the _Beard ---fou-nd `:itself
with an i unusually large surplus'
last • year, and faced With no
major expenditures slashed the
rate: extremely to give the rate
payer s the advantage: One:. opin
ion is that the rate was cut ;too
low. 1a'st year.,
• With • a •r'•reduced surplus and
lower county and provincial
grants this year, the Board had
no alternative but to raise their
locallevy sharply. What Pro-
vincial • grants will amount to is .
unknown at yet, but,the;'¢bepart=•
merit, has • advised they will be
down and to "govern yourselves.
"accordingly":
Ontop of this there.will be an
COMING EVENTS
'increased salary outlay this term,- Tej
plus the c est of operatin a High , ILIAM
RY ZONE RALLY. • h'. • AYJX
School• bus• through a edition; of The annual Zone Rally of:all !of.
Ashfield Township: These factors Ladies' Auxiliaries ' to the .Caned lea
wh
cou
leg
Premier . George A. Drew will
address a : monster 'community
basket picnic to•be'-held at.: Har-
bor ;Park, ' Goderich; next Wed
nesday, August28th sponsored by
the Progressive -Conservative As-
sociation of Western Ontario, for
the ridings of Bruce, Huron' and'
Perth: Another . speaker: listed iss
.
•J.. M. Macdonnell, K.C:, ' 1VI.P. of
Muskoka and 'president of the
HIGH SCHOOL
BUS' ASSURED
•The'. first of the week A C.
Agnew ; obtained:'delivery oft a
.'George ; Beaton, son of Mr: and '• ;•s
Mrs. `Jas .Beaton, Second Conces-
sion, Huron; arrived"' • in • Elbow,
-Saskatchewan, a few days: ago,
after making, a '2500 mile trip by •
motorcycle: George reports; a finer
G.M.C. bus and. on ;Monday > sign-' trip.
ed • a contract, which � he,made• in .four days.;
tact with the, Lucknow He `Was ela'
oard" of::Educat''� delayed' two aftesrioons
on to operate a' by ` rain'; Elbow 'is' ' Beaton's �
h. 'school �: old ,,
g student :bus through home:town: 'in•;the. • West. -.His sis-
portion of Ashfield:.' ter, Mrs. Geor • e 'Bo '
This -bus service will -c g olr resides in
ommence' nearby Loreburn,
the ,opening', day of stool ` 'The motorc y
ycle is nothing, ne_.,..,
ptember 3rd, , and' will cover.- o eorge, who did a .good'
e following route:. Lucknow of god' deal
• ..:.driving' -while overseas.
uthward to.the 9th Concession;
stward'•, to • Kintail ..:.north -to
nbe'rley' and yeast oto Lucknow,
distance of approximately. 35
les. -The bus will leave Luck-'
w at 7.15' with:an hour and a
11 allowed to make' the trip,
riving back' in the village at
5, earl... The route will . be al -
mated weekly; so that the same
dents 'won't always be. the
ily birds". Seating capacity
of the 'bus is 22 .adults. A, trial'
run is to be. made to arrange a
'definite`' time schedule:
hi
'a
on
.Se
th
so
Dominion Progressive -Conserve e
Live Association: • A
• The picnic is.scheduled for1.30
1:30 a
and a full afternoon and ;evenings mi
program it arranged. There . wilt no
be a sports program music by the ha.,
Goderich. Boys Band` and the. ar
'Lucknow Pipe Band;,free' boat 8.4
rides and treats :for the children,, to
ladies' softball at 6.30. between: stu"
"ea
Goderich and St: Marys and :'at
9.00 o'clock a reception and dance
at. Goderich
Attend Business College
its Marian Graham, daughter'
g
Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Graham,
ves On Friday for Toronto
ere` ' the will . commence a'
rse: , at Shaw's Business Col-
e . ..
seem to highlight the Cause of the 'ian • Legion in Zone 18:., Will be.
school : rate being more than ' held in :Lucknow Town Hall on.
double last year's rate; "' September 9th at 8 p.m.
'WILL TEACHI
N ..
WEST.: _ •
WA�NA N OS.H
West Wawanosh' Township
School Area Board has all- teach
ing positions filled in the Town-
ship schools, as follows'. S. He1-
' n's school, Miss Joy Stewart and
Miss' Beatrice 'McQuillin Fordyce
school, Mrs. Durnin,PhilIiAs; ,S.
-
No.. 17i Miss- Helen Stothers; .S.S.
No. 3, Mrs. Mintz; S.S. No: 2, ,Mr"s.
Stewart Plunkett:
music instructor in :all
schools win be Everett Lane;'
S.S. No. °`14
(1V'aylor's; School)
'will be.notopen this term, as the
number: of, puils• in . "
P the section
had .dropped to :four. Transpor-'
tatiott ' We understand, ., will be
provided • to Fordyce School.
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