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,UCKI40V f, ONT., THURSDAY, JULY 23rd, 19 51. COP.IER 6 CENTS
DENTIST
D. R. L Trelea' en, 'Lucknow'
Hours: g-19
A. M. 1.30-5 P.M.
PHONE '53 ,. .X-RAY
'� WALL . AP • " .. A, full line.:Qf •1931
.Wall Pa'_ r on hand: -Prices. consider-
- , ably down: fir :.1931.°=I am.alse ,agent
n for ' leading Viols' houses. , F:..
CAMEIWN'
-Grainer
ecorat®r, Painter `and ••- Gra
Box 3'i4, Lucknow
•
LOCAL AND GENERAL'
Miss Donalda Thompson is visit
mg • with relatives in tsue�p}i.
Mr: ' and Mrs. Stanley .of. Chesley
WEDDING BELLS
Parfitt Mitchell.•
_ Miss Ruth • Helen`' Mitchell, daugh
ter •of 113Gr. and .Mrs Ohre Ouse` Mit=
che11,. Lucknow, ;'Ont r . and Mr. Philip
town, .Osberne Parfitt,••Schumache v Ont. son
spent Sunday 'with friends' in . - rrodribbi Par
. 'of ;, Dr. and Mrag Jahn :B
Mrs.. Davis off Detroit,''spent . the , '. En land were married
fitt, Reading? g
!eek-end..,with 4her... aunt;' Mrs dos i.'- St:Peter.'g`..Anglican .church,•uck-
Agfetu, r now . on;;: Saturday a~f eenoon, The
. ..... ..' `. ' • . � illiam Shatter . of St.� Tains'
NIT: and :.1VIis ..Ford':Aitchson'..of .Rev W;'
-•r
twv ,_:,„...... , ,.10 h _.-,,s; C -.1;, •p inghain�, o$iciatecl.7%07
Ottawa ark vjsting • with"'"•the .former, . „ , , ,..:
standards of. -delphinium *arid holly;
•hocks -decorated the hurch_:fox:_ the
ceremony. The bride who was given
-iii- marriage by her' father wore ' a
graeeful: gown:;of ivory chantilly bee
over. satin; :a picture °.hat of beige
lace strew trimmed, with a bow of
blue velvet. She carried an .arm • bou-
quet of Johanna: Hill roses. and del-
phinium. Miss Dora .E: Mitchell was
her sister's bridesmaid, wearing . a
•
•.'n • 1< , powder blue chiffon frock,' with mat -
parents - ,
--STORF1 FOIi RENT-Tiie�store
until . recently occ ,pre b.v Walker Mr. Robert Kerr of Montreal was
i►tore.-A good -bus ess• location. a recent -Visitor -with -his- sister, Mrs,-
"". _Apply.'.to...J oore, Lucknow. John' Howe..
(30=4-tf ) -
Mrs. w:. F. her
of Toronto
• NOTICE -4 ani in. a position °to visiting with. her daughter,' ,Mrs. W.
do all kinds-- of Trucking,: at reason- V. Johnston.
able rates. -Wilson. Armstrong, Mil's. Wm... Black of Espanola is n
and
Lucknow.' guest at the home of Mr. and '.Mrs.
*ANTED _ Gentleman desires
large,. comfortable. •'furnished room, i
State terms -Apply at Sentinel Office Mrs. John Joy •
(16,-7-p.)
1 UCKNOW' ELEVATORS COMPANY
The annual' meeting of. 'the Luck
, now' Elevator Co,, Limited; )will be
held in the office of :'Geo. H. Smith',
• •on Saturday '-evening, Aug,. lst; • L.
8 P.M. lection of officers;, receivi,
•"of annual report and other business•
will be. transacted. • . : •
Janine 'Alton,- President
"('30==7--c.) ,
Mrs. 'Robert. Johnston. of ..Goderich, thing hat •''of Baku. straw and •.pi'nk'
s' a visitor, with her ;parents', Mr. 'and' shoes /and..long lace„ mittens..' 'Sh'e
nt.' carried:a bouquet of Briarcliff roses.
"..Mrs '.Jack. McIntosh '. of •Simeoe, and gypsophelia:.Mr.' Jack • La Flair`
pent. a few days. ' last .• week 'with'.: of Toronto,. was best loan, and' the
CLERIc_S._NDTICE: (*.L.:F BS.T
POSTING. OF VOTERS: LIST
Voters' Lists, 1931 Municipality of
Ashfield, County, of -Huron:
friends in 'theviliage. ...ushers were . Mr. 'James Mitchell,.
brother of the bride and Mr. S. C.
Miss Mary Christie:. of Detroit
'a•
is, Ferguson 'of' Toronto. Mrs. Geo... H.
visitor with '1VIr. and' ;Mrs.: 'A. D. Smith played the wedding' music' and
MacKenzie and Miss Lees, Miss Mildred Treleaven sang during
Wil- . A tree -
Mr and••;Mrs , Scobte and son W Lhe signing of the register. ,,• ep
lam. bf "'Stratford, , were 'Sunday 'vis-' tioni was held'' afterwards at the home
tors• with 'friends in, town of :the bride's parents. Mrs. Mitchell
-Mr.. and. Mrs. , ordon Johnston•.received her guests wearinga black
and children ate visitors :with Mi. chiffon :dress .trimmedwith cream
and Mrs. Russell Robertson: lace, 'a black, lace hat. and a shoulder
bouquet -of --orchids and lily -of -the'
Dr: and Mrs: J. F. McKenzie and valley: Later ,the :bride. and groom
family of Detroitare holidaying•. at left,.for a motor trip to Gaspe, the
their cottag"e: at Bruce Beach. ,ride travelling in.' a guardsman -blue
" 'suit 'of chongo weave, tricorn felt.
.liat.�an,d other' ' accessories to match..
On their 'returnthey will wide at-
Timmins, Ont: .
-.IS.--HEREB .41IVE
that I have• . complied • with sec-'
tion seven of the Voters' Lists
Act and that I have' posted. up at my
• office at 'Ashfield 'on the :14th day of
July, 1931; the list . of all persons en-
titled" to vote in the said .• Municipal-
ity'' at, municipal ;elections and 'thak
such .list remains. there.. for insspeei-
tion. .. .
And I hereby Ball • upon all •. voter„
to stake immediate pi' ceedings . to
have • any errors or• omissions 'car
rected according to= -lav t"lie last. da -v
for appeal being the 8th day of Aug -
lust 1931. -
Dated this 15th day , of 'July 1931.
�,,..-.-.._.,...:.C;..E,-McDonagh Clerk of ?ishfield
SCOUT TROOP
GOES TO'CA14 P
About twenty-five happy, care-
_ x..._.;
free boys of the 'list Luekriow Weep-
of-
roop
of Boy Scouts, left for'camp . at Kin
-
tail on .Wednesday.:morning. Scout-
rriaster 'Gordon Johnston, assisted by
Rev.' 'E O, Gallagher' and Wm.. A.
;Henderson.:.is ' .char e. of the.�trobp,...
.0 'for
the 'preparation and planning' ,
such an .outing havi entailed 'con..
o :•the- `art
sid�erable.••vgork „n , p
.Scoutmaster .. ,
The_.boys--harve__secured '. five conmo-
dious tents which are pitched' at Kin-.
tail,' on . the elevation across the7
golly from the summer school and
Overlooking Lake ' Huron. A program•,
is • followed for eaci► ` days; activities
and the boys take'daily turns in act-
ing as cook, fireman, etc. This sort'
of a holiday holds a great appeal.to
such boys and the mien, cost of thir-
ty. cents'' a day•makes the' outing
'within reach, of. all who are free to
go.•'. .,
The camp will continue until Fri-
day, :July''31st,.'and • the. officers
vite ` parents' or friends to visit' the
camp.' Visiting „hours', will; be any .ev-,
ening, Thursday':afternoon. oar Sun
day. •Sing -songs will be held around
a camp• fire in the evenings. By the•
way, there is .one thing we' 'must.,
`not..forget to mention=Dont drop
in at meal time,''because ; it is `sur-
prising• :•what an appetite visitors
bring with'them.';On 'visitors' days
you are 'welcome to bring. your 'lunch
-basket and- picnic at -the .camp.:.:..,
-Tees-are-spending two _weeks
.i
Mrs.
u
e
R tJiwe_ 1.1:--rege_atl;Y.•.fretu.rned•;_ sem a
visit'
Mr.
Kitty
of_. T
vacation . with 'Miss Jean Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs.. Orin Moffat of Tor-
onto,' are visitinig' With the' :latter.'s
parents, Mr. • and M'r . 'S. Rathwell
Mrs.' As: E. McKim and her daugh-
ter Mary, left'on T esday • to. attend
the- Girl Gude camp at Niagara • : an
the Lake."'
Miss Mary, Rathwell of Matheson
is visiting with her parents.: Mrs.
The 13read' The Bread
of ieaikh NOV: IS
of Health
OUR... MOTTO _i1S :QUALITY AND ..SERVICE
IS ,COMMON' .SENSE APPLIED TO SPENDING FOR
Thrift.
EVERY PENNY, SPENT' •ON. YOUR TABLE -- • _ 1
THE IGGEST ..-FOOD•, VALU,I , '. t
�D� GIVES,;YOU �
a . •.S•P.EC1A-LS�. ' ...
U S BOLT•
OUCIIF. mim•eo;
CREAM:.l' IF;P , � B
B ' RR3G TARTI.FTS
--• JELLY "ROLL
RASP ,E .
r• a;
ABES
;LIQ 2,`C
T ,
•' IUALITY 'BAKERY
- • . . Lucknow -
in Toronto. ,-' .
and Mrs. S. C. Ferguson, Miss
Holliday and Miss Enid Perry
pronto, were and,
visitors
�...,_ _.. •. : 'at the home of Mr. M. Mitchell.
We are agents for Beatty Bros.
goods. -Wehave in stock Hay Cars,
Forks, Slings and Ropes. • ,
Wm. Murdie & Son
-" Mrs': W: L-:- MacKenzie- is- spending-'
a couple' of weeles in • Thaniesford,.
UNAVOIDABLY DELAYED
We have •been unavoidably delay-
.- ',_.ed ..in.,. publishing The .Sentinel _this
-week; owing- toe -interrupted hydro
' service,----dightning---F•fer-tile-second
time . within a week, "having . struck.
and damaged • the ,hydro . transformer
• at Holyrood, on: Tuesday .evening'
about six o'clock. On this occasion a
transformer had to be trucked from
.'Toronto, the 'repair work being'eom-
pleted Thursday, morning at 10
o'clock.
1•'
Gilt Edge Brantford' Binder Twine
650'•11 his is the Twine that give's
no trouble.. Wm. Murdie & Son.
•
Former Kinloss: Resident
Dies• At Fort Frances
, A former resident . of ». Kinloss
Township, Mrs. 'Marg McLeod, 83
years of age, died on June' the 3rd,
at tlar"}ronfe c,f•-her-sail; -M•r, -Peter
McLeod, of Flirt ,Prances. -
Mrs. McLeod was born in Scotland
toining oto' this conntty as a young-
sterwith • her parents who settled
on a . farm ' near Lucknow. At the
age of 18 she became the wife, of Mr.
Norman McLeod, also 01 Kinloss, the
.e'fYitg couple living for a. number, of
• years on the, 6th Con., on the farm
now occupied by Mr. D. H Bain. To
this union ,was born sixteen children,
eight sons alien, eight daughters. Thir-
teen 'children( eight daughters and
fine sons) rnourn.the loss °1St moth-
er of sterling christian character,
who was a good nei}ghbor and a kin'
friend to all One son, 1V(alc'olm; 'was
killed duripg the Great War, two oth-
er boys dying at an early age, There
Sur ..
�vive also five sisters and' two
brothers, ,
M. arid• Mrs, M.eLeod and family
• ._ td:'_:Raiity 12,i_ver district in
moved y
'98,
Following
ti
e funer
al se
rvice
t1e_hoiie of -her so, ret -anent
ad a in the family plot at-It;atny;
� was ma a
River.
..• ll;ve
+ r'
SEVERE 'ELECTRIC. ,STORMS.
DO' .•MUCH '.DAMAGE
Hydro • Service Interrupted
The severe ,electrical storm, ae
companied . by 'high winds and a de
-
Inge of rain, which broke late late Fri-
day afternoon' in this district, • result-
-ed-�'in -tlie-hve-ton--transformer a£ -.the,
hydro station at Holyr-ood being
struck and• the village was without
light or power until Sunday at noon.
This interruption in the hydro ser=
vice proved "very''' inconvenient `in
Many cases. but repair Work was
;soon underway by a. gang. of Hydro
men who worked throughout Satur-
day night in an effort to repair,the
damage with the least possible de-
lay. A transformer' was trucked* from -
Bartle, and . se up in a temporary,
and Miss : 7essje- c emir is . visit=
ing.with Miss Mary Wilson Pin Ham-
ilton. ' , •
Mr.' and Mrs. Alex' Shaw acid fan.-
ily of; Windsor were week -end visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Button.
`They are' at' present cainping at
point Clark. •
Miss Ethel' McKay of 'Seaforth is
visiting with Mr. .and Mrs. W'. W.
Hill.' Miss Edith 'McKay of Toronto
itnd Mr .John Daly of • Seaforth were -
also weekend visitors -at •`the' Hill
honie
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Smith and Miss
Edith spent Sunday in Tara. They
'were accompanied by -Mr.. Smith's'
mother who has been» visiting here
for some time and dose hofne)is
Tara,.
Mr. and Mrs. Locke and Mrs. Bish-
op and Irnia of Detroit and Mr. and
Mrs. • F'ritzley of. Chesney were recent
visitors at T. :TN,. Smith's; owing to
the. illness of Mrs. Ross, who is iioW
improving. Mrs. Bishop and Irma are
re7naining for a time.
positions while--the--damaged• one is
being ovevhauled.
Hay Is Suffering '
' The storms' of ;last week were gen-
eral 'throughout: Western Ontario,
causing considerable damage to crops
and in this district causing farmers
much concern over the hay crop: Con-
tinued rains mad& it .impossible to,
draw in and as a result the'hay has
deteriorated greatly • in .quality and
in' some -cases is'almost useaesit as
fodder: ,
Death of Finlayicbonald,
Mr. Virdisr MacDonald; an old and
'esteemed resident' of - Ashfield' Town-
ship, died. at •his •horne on the tenth
concession* on Thursday, July ,16th.
1VIr. McDonald, who was. 81 'years+ of
age, hts been ii .declining `health
far over a year, and during this time
•
has. been affectionately attended by
fora ,
his sister, Miss F McDonald, and.
a brother, Mr. Jack McDonal'd with
whom . the deceased i
,fade his horn..
There -ere asd survive, -tvto' ether broth=
era . 1VIr: B McDonald of Kintail•
1 of R
cDona d Y
�t•M
.�eand M;< ,
'ch
'Was
t wha
e vee
')• sr
The. Edicts ,
conducted by Rev. P. Al,.Coignhours
of Aslfieltl •Pr'esbytet'iao church, was
held at the faaiiily: residence an Sat-
urday, "Idly if terniarit being
in 'IiairitU i Cefletery, "
'Wellington .gton counon ty ,s ' tax' ,rate • of
..
1931 will be • seven malls, This IS a
reduction of 14 milts Will that, of
00. previotts ' year..
Death Of Miss'Jennie -
Woods, Of Wawanosh
•
Th ' death of . Miss Jennie Woods,
a lire • long resident ohhe Township
of -West Wawanosh, occured at the
family, residence on the 8th conces-
sion, on Saturday,_ July. 18th.
Surviving are o>S& sister and three
brothers; Miss Tillie and Mr. Tom
Woods ;with whoa i the deceased made
her home, George, who teaches at.
Saltford and a brother in the West
Who was unable' to attend the funer-
al. A sister Annie; who for a num-
ber .of ° years.was a dretsmaker
'the village and who •will be well re-
-membered by many, . died several.
years ,ago. -
The funeral service' was held from'
the family home on Monday, July
20th to Dungannon :cemetery. The
d
service was' conducted by Rev, Hall
of Dungannon Anglican• Church; 'who
was assisted by ' Rev..Hicks of Wiart
ton,' a former pastor of the Dungan-
non charge of
.. s was'
which Miss Wood
a member.
Phone •36'.
In Caledonian Park,: 'Lucknow.. ;
Commences at 7.30 P,M.
hu rsda� July, 30th.
T r 3�, Y
NUMEROUS BANDS r,
Also: Comedian, Jack•�Thynne.
its 25c. 'Children 15c.: .Cars;.free
Admission:-• ' Adults
DANCE AFTER TATTOO .
Town Hall Couple':50c.: Extra Lady 25c:
A. NOTE FROM .'THE EDITOR'
.. mayi.
Some of my frienda'have
cone to think the condit on .:of ,• The Lucknow • Citizens' Band .will
rny- health -to be rather-- worse -=-hold-their-annuaLTattoo,. Thursdayti
th'an•it really is: For about three July 30th, •at 7.30 P.M. in Lucknow
months I,' have been , suffering Caledonian. Park. The following, bands
from 'rheumatism. which alinost taking part are Blyth, Harriston,
• rmperceptably - became • .worse- I{incardine,, Ningi►am Lucknow -and
from
n -
from• Week to week: 'Taking to Goderich. These ' Bands should ' pre -
bed a couple of weeks ago was sent a very interesting Musical pro-
,' merely the first step in an effort gram. Thosei who have attended Ta
to'coinbae the trouble -an effort 1 ttoos remt,•''ali these Bands having
• which appears to be' . proving made a Milked improvement since
successful. t -.. they last appeared here last year.
In my .absence from. the '.office • Anotherfeature of tills ••yeairs pro -
a11: of-'lest:.w.eek, under, order ,te.
rest, 'any two •youthful assistants.
got out The -Sentinel doing ev-
erything from newsgathering
and editing to ;gettingthe paper
to the Post Office, ' and -I am..
sure you will agree that it • was
a very creditable effort. They
are getting. out the paper again.
this week, ' as I am still • taking
the "rest" cure. ,.
I must thank the- many- friends--
;
Who- 'have enquired-- about me: - • now -Ban
.-ncknow Citens'
Band, Tattoo
CIES SUDDENLY -N -~i'',
i0 V-iR'
gram will be Jack .Thynne, The, Kan -
ass Farmer entertain ,who . as ap-
peared all over Ontario. He is • re-
ported to -be the only singing violin-
ist, in Canada; this alone is' worth
the price of admission. The 'fireworks
as in • the previous • ,two years have
bean dispensed. with owing to general
conditions and in order to keep the
admission fee. down to the•popular
price of twenty-five cents. • H. 'Scott of Kinloss, with . whom the
Luck=. deceased made his _ .home, Watson
This is 'the only, method .the
d__ has for raising funds and ; Scott 'else of Kinloss Township and •
-• There is noiiceeaisle`-impraveiirent—s this --program- is-considered.=th
Word has been received here
the sudden death in- Vancouver; of •
_avid Alexander_. f5catt,_ a_pi neer' '
resident of Kinloss Township.
Mr. Scptt who for, the past number
A years has .lived with 'his brother.;
Mr.' W. H.''' Scott on.. the 12th cones-:
don of Kinloss, just west of Kin-
lough, was born in Bervie sixty-six
years ago and for the past 55 years
has been -a desirable resident of the
Kinlough district.
Mt., Scott? accompanied by his•
nice, Miss-Marville-,Scott-rho-teaches
in Toronto, had taken a pleasure trip
to .• the -coast, leaving -Toronto -about
the end of June. Shortly after reach-
ing Vancouver he suffered a stroke. ,
He was taken' to St. Paula hospital.
and according -to information. eceived •
by his brother, was ' getting along
nicely until. word came of his sudden
passing on Monday.
Surviving are ''three • brothers, W.
• m
- every day of late..valor evening of the year itis'tins='
• . Sincerely, ted that the citizens of Lucknow and
• A. b. MacKenzie. • • vicinity will patronize this entertain-
ment as they have in past years in
order ' that further improvements
may be made in the. Band. -LET
EVERY PERSON GO.,
IMX'ROVEMENT. IN .MAIL
:SERVICE
•
We - have been advised by 11'ir. J. H.
Lindsay that a• bus service has beein
arranged from' Walkerton to Kincar-
dine, so as to allow the mail, form-
erly on the late train, to arrive ' at
Lucknow on the early train.,
This 'means that the 'mail which
formerly arrived on the late train,
Clow goes from Palmerston to Walk-
erten and: thence to Kincardine by,
motor, arriving in Lucknow. •on the
early `morning train, is distributed
and reaches the public s' ithoiit any
delay. "
•
SPECIAL, SPEAK AT'" PICNIC
_
� lire
' It
13ii�arto s Mriti�ter"�f -A-gricu ,
Hon, Col. T. L. ;Kennedy, is to at-
tend and 'speak at the
-Hrace .Rural
Peo"le's Field Day to be held
Young p .,
in the exhibition rounds at Port
Elgin on Friday of thisna *reek, ally
?�4, Don't miss .tills treat. .
27 YEARS IN BUSINESS
Of the businesspeople of Luclinow
there are , few Who can . equal: the
record of Mr, Vt W. Hill, who on
Saturd''ay,. July 18th, completed his
'27th year in thergrocery business in
Lucknow. •
Mr. Hill. was attracted to Lucknow
by the opportunities this village and
the widespread and .iprosjierous
farming community offered. He was
p!eY viousl in business at' . Mitchell,
and on coming, to town occupied the;
Tenant Block, which On account ' 01
its central location 'became famil-
iarly known as the Flub Grocery. For
21 years Mr. Knill conducted business
there, six years ago moving to his
present location. -
TWe t seven' Years behind the
CHURCH 'NOTES
Rev. R. W. Craw leaves for a short
Vacation this week.' During his ab-
sence the morning services in the
United Church will be continued,
while the evening services will ' be
withdrawn. Next Sunday morning,
Rev. ,W. E..Pescott will occupy the
pulpit. . /41
Presbfterian W. M. S. ,
The July meeting was held' on .the
8th inst. The children of the Cradle
Roll and their Mothers were present.
Mrs. C. H. MacDonald presided and
Miss M. Murray conducted the devot-
ter is a lon idd erof puhli'c
counter i; p
one. -vent
lrttae:
.Oros ry
' is
a
e wh h
ff
servtc
opportunity for any . •more'. than a
ru
very holida brief and hurried y
Th
out these yeal's, Mr. Hill has always
conducted an u._ bus'i'ness ,and
11p -to -date
hen Handled only the 'better 'linesof:
mere lea idisif y
_a -m_ es,Seott of the.Soutk line.
„The funeral service” wi IL• be: held' on.....
Tuesday, July 28th from his former
home. Rev. J. L. Burgess, pastor lot
Kinlough Presbyterian church, . of
which •Mr. Scott was a faithful mem- •
,her,. will conduct the service and in- -
terment will be in Greenhill cemetery.
Tonal exercises. The program follow-
ed consisting, of 'readings by Mrs.
Steele' MacKenzie, London, and Isa-
belle Douglas, and solos by ,Miss'
Mary Douglas, Helen ,MacDonald and
Lloyd Steward. A social. hour was
spent at the close of the meeting. --
-.,
MINI '1R INSTITUTE ENGAGE E', Smith, , Wrii. McPherson, Mrs.
IN OF'TBALL TOURNAMENT Temple Clarlsand Harold A`llin, 8rd•
Praze went to EN, Hodgins, Te
m
P
le
thel ..bra •Clark,.. Mrs. C. Steward ' 'and J. E.
Otte, of the features of ce e J.
tion held in Jamestovtn..on Tuesday .Agnew. , .
was a softball tournaments in which Two Rinks- -alt Goderich
the Lucknow J: I -softball team tooki. Two,, rinks of bowlers went to God-
�'art; I `. the first game they were erich on Tuesday to compete' in the
p. ,.. e.- i .,. ....: .. i ... had
,' _ -< leve the• local Ladies- ..rink .tournament . �hrch
-matched against Moncr. �• ,
girls winning. afteasy victory byit not progressed for ,long when it wa. .
;score' of 33 tso 13. tiii the second event abruptly ended by rant. The -tin 's
they were niittche'd against Wroxeter, consisted of: Mors
EMilson
, Mrs.1the winners of the Paltnesten-Wrox- Wes. Joint,, rsConnell and Miss
eta game. Rain however interrupted GertieTreleaven; Mrs. Agnew, Mrs,
ttle gamein the third inning with Clank, Mrsi oriiell• tail WS; Al xi
,
or having a lead o !i >1i1 , e1)4itll.
Sec'y.
ELECTED' 'TO DISTRICT' OFFICE'
Mr, George T. Aitchison, one of
the, •local •representatives at the Sias
-
Mit Grand Lodge held in Windsor
last week, . ,was . elected as District
Deputy Grand Master of the North
Huron district.
BOWLING ACTIVITIES
Mixed Doubled'
A new feature at the ,local green
as -the -mixed' doubles field on
day evening of _ last- week. Prize win- '
nets were: 1st; Roy Finlayson and'• ' '
Mrs. A. McDonald, with 3 wins and
a plus' of 11; 2nd, Mr: and Mr's. .
Russ.. Robertson with .3 wins and a
plus of 9; a'rd, Mr. and Mrs. Temple
Clark, with 3 Wins and a plus of 7.:
Mixed ,Twilight
On Monday ,evening a -local mixed
twilight was' held at •the green.' The -
rink consisting' of Mrs: It. E. Smith,.
A. E. Wilson and Mrs. 'and Mr. b.
Huston, carried off 1st prize The •
winners of 2ndprize weiie, .Mrs. T.