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ODIT.• THURS13A
(ounal Contracts To "PURCIIASE SITE
Gravel, Village Streets
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_ _or,lc--To,"Se-:.J.Pono.;.:-In---August,-;-
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• No
Action', Taken On 'Application For
lna.chine. License ' 7 irl)• •!' '''. ' '
. The Village'Gotineil. on'TuqadaY,*ey,
•• ening contracted •with Dennis Hill-
laban • for the- 'gravelling of 'village
.., , . . ,
Word :Was received here the
latter Jart:of •Itie weelt. •from-
ilfteCt" tiro- •,"
e,rty had been,piirchati'eCas the,
site .upon which„ LucknOvy,'s new '
. 1)ost; 'office ',vvilt he erected.:
;TSA'.$11.1ALL-,WOKUD*,
: done and the village, requirementir..... When. kioxer,:lopal
„ • will be Placed and spreadanywhere lumbqr, dealer; : opened a ear of
1. in the municipality • at, a post of 50c British Columbia lumber:at the sta-
fl for, crushed gravel. The, work tion' herd last week, they were sur--
• Nveill' be done -during Aaigust 'while ,Prised to find. an envelope tadked •to
Mr. Hallahan has his machinery set one Of the top boards , of the
op in Henderson's ,pit. The • •letter contained a note of.
No action was taken' on; the ap4; gteetings; from ',the Pacific. coast to
plication Of " Q. F. Knapp of Hauill- friends in, lAcknoW.• The sender was
ton, for h license to operate a slot: -Miss Martha MacCallum, who is
,machine on _the PrefiliseS 4dellPied by-emPlOyed hY-the Alberni Pacific Lunn -
H • be! Co., from. 'Who the ,.1(b.ad Was
Ant ten days are to be alleWed for purchased ,by the joeal dealers.. Miss
' knowingth ordr was-.
„ • . • the • carelessness withwinchsome going through, had: One -CC-the
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ship -
e:village residents :dispose of refuge
in the 'dumping, ground teqiiiree
• clean up of the grounds to be made.
R. J. Moore _was instructed to attend
to this and burn any inflarnrnable ,Ma-
tter that creates a firebazard.
report . on the . water servide.
'check-up, revealed upwards to fifteen
additions and new services ' siace'the•
last check. In a :few./ other cases ad-
•' justments are required:
Relief accounts t presented totalled
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$31.40. This .included accounts not
'presented at: the last meeting;
,tient accounts of $1.75 and. a . hill
\.frorn the:Township of Turnberry:Ior
•06.81,1. for . which "this . village is te-
sponsible. • •
R. L.., Treleavn,',
EttNilgt
TEIL,EritONES.: • ,
,01fice .tteskteitiel 53 J.
..Dr. Wm. 'Fowler
• PIIYSICIAN, & SURGEON' '
. • Office. Roars,:
1.00---330. P.M.700-800 PM
• 'Sandays141.30-42:14 P.M.
• Or .By Appmntmen
pers attach, the. greeting after, the.
car was • loaded.- •
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• GOES,,,FOR BUGGY RIDE
•
• In a copyright story in Thursday's
Free Press, w: Trestain; the rav-
ing reporter ,for that tells Of
a iniggy ride .witlf:Ire'V.IC. W.. 'Craw,
'behind. his titil.ze •winning mare, 'Ruth
which in : Craw's words,
"beats riding 'in_ aril: automobile ' any
time". ' • •
Craw, Who. left Lucknow five
years ago, for .Dorchester, has just
taken' over 'his new -charge near Sea-.
fOrth. .Prior to ;their departure, the:
DOreheSter congregation presented
be and Mrs': Craw;'•With a' chesterfield
•and. carved. Walnut writing
.16e6pd Vie. Craw family"'croated. when
three o grathiated.
from. Toronto ,UniversitY 1930.
%Walter in: theOlOgy. WhOta'nOWTI*---
ter' of ':,Contennial , Church, London;
Helen. in, reedidine, ;who” ,is .Pow Dr.
Helen Craw • Mitchell; who With her
:husband,' is 4on thisSionary work in
:Hanan; Ohina7Tand Evelyn, who 04,
Patedtii arts' 'op& is nowmrs. (Rev.).
.11'fatheWs' . Of St. Catherines,
1jis ISobel Ora*, the fOurth Mend.*
of the ;family is: a registered nurse,
now in Taranto.'
. 'Phone
EVELY
VETERINARY SURGEON'
'PRONE 115 LUCKNO..8Y.
. Floor Rug in 'Lucknow.
Inquire at Sentinel Office,
VIO.R.SALE=1;:.- 1927 .,Chev. Sedan;;
. 1 - 1926. CheV. Sedan. -
N, W.- :Wintetstein,
'WANTED,. 'Man lir take over pro-
'fita'ble Rawleigh Route.., Established
customers...-Must-.4.be.:-'satiSfied- with
-earnings-7'of'-$30-a • we�k t� start.
Write Rawleigh's, Dept. No. ML -271
-101-G, Montreal, Canada:
LUMBER FOR SALE Heinloek,
2".30.0"; .20 and 22 ft.:: 2"x8", 16 feet:'
2.44",. 16, •and 18'feet. Beech hard;
*coed flooring -700 feet,: 1147
700 ' feet %" thick. - Thos. BOyes,
• . PULLETS: 'PULLETS'
Barred Rock Pullets:five. and Six
weeks of age, Five weeks' at 45e; six
weeks at 50c,eholV S. C. White Leg-
horn Pullets. four weeks Old, for 30c
, each., Lots' of. 56 or over we', deliver
°them to you.
WALTER ROSE, BRUSSELS, 'ONT.
P ER S.O.N A L •
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NEW OSTREX Tonic 'Tablets .conthin:
raw oyster invigorators and • Other
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stimulants. One dose peps up organs,
glands; q If, not `delighted,._ maker •re -
'funds price paid -$1.25. - Call, write.
-McKIM'S DRUG- STORE.
NOTICE TO„CREDITORS,
- TAKE NOTICE that all Person's
having , against the estate of
William 'James. Fisher, late of the
Village of Lucknow in the, County of
Blame, retired parnier. deceased, Who
'died on or about the day (-4 June
A.D., 1086; are hereby notified , to
send :their s and particulars in
connection therewith to the tinder-
• ' "signed administrator On • or 'before
the3rd day of July A.D. 1937.
AND.
that •finniediatelY after the said date
. the ,proceeds of the, 'Sal& estate . will
be, distributed having regard only, to
claims whicht have l been -'properly
•'DATED at Wingham `the .21st' day
of .June
CARItUTHERC
• E. .8, ijojyrood, Ontario,.
Administrator.
013ITUA.,11Y
• ' DONALD ...MacDONALD •
.Donald IVIaeDonald,:, esteemed
lifelong resident' of the Langside vic-
inity, Passed -a:WaY on Monday Of
laSt Week in his 81st Year:. Mr, .Mae -
Donald, has 'been pairtially invalided
\yith rheumatism for a number 'Of
years, and. • Was a ' most patient suff-
erer. Contracting the 'fin.. in •. the-
tig;,„.416:..had
health,: although not Confined to. his
bed,' a. few days:: prior 't� " his
.A •Son -�f the. Tate °McDonald
4d. cdtherine. imac.Diarfilidi: deceased
w 8,, born..J,Kest gside On the
farm now owned. 'ITY, Donald MacIn,,
ty'r.e. Of a. famiy of seven, four
brothers,, • survive, Jack, William,
Angus and. Nell, all la. the West. ,A
14 -other, Alex and a 'sister Fluplidinia'
predeceased . him: . • '•
••:Th flineral .serviCe •vas held on
_Thursday,' at his late „residence, north
of',.'langside Church, •where :he has
heen. 'son Neil and
Mrs. MacDonald. Rev. 1 John- Pollock
of Whitechurch conducted the service
and interment Was in the :rieurhy.
-rem etery7-a-t-,4angsi aez--with-÷An gu
Macniarintil, Wm. • Falconer, • JameS
Morrison, Foster Moffat, Redetiek
Ross and John 'Machines, ,acting ;as
palWearers,• • ' ' . • '
An , esteemed • resident of,' tfie -cern-
munity, MacDonald . was ' or
many years -,a. Meinher of the Board,
ef. Trustees _Langside.'..FLaternally_
he. Vias.a mcniber ,of the Fdrsters. .•
„ ,Mrs. IIVIacI)ontild; formerly' ,Jane
-F.'raser;---pasSed away little. mare
than. 4, Year and .a .ago, ,Four
daUghters and four sons survive.
Peter :Moffat (Kate). Holyrood;
D: L. MacKinnon . (Belle), cOn. 4,
Kinlass; Mrs. Alex (Euphe-,
min) 'Ynsilante;• 'Mrs. Wafter
Smith,' MNibee, Mich.; andJohn,
Gra:rid Prairie; Russell,' Blyth, 'Wil-
liam, and Neil of Langsid,e. .
PARAMOUNT .1)ACE
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Friday, July 0th.-Musie Hogan'S
6 -Piece .brehestra. 'Admission; Ladies
Gents,. 25e,
Arena Club. Boosts
`7F4nds-.00.July
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Booths:And Stredt,.Dance To, Or.
ea,
Over 570.00 For:' Their .G, •rcoiltig
.P‘Md.:.•'W4iF4 Now.Exce,t&'
• 1..50,00',. Mark • .
The Lucknow Aiten „Plub.:-: 0P0r.4-
it conjunction with the First el
,July celebration committee. •J/n,d•
siteceSSfak'day,.,that' "netted the Club;
slightly over, $79,1i0 Which boosts theii.
Lund to $1.56.1,5. as a ,result of „three
Undertakings witin a. 'period of the
.past ,three months. . ".
,• On July. 1St?, this-, Club . of scnioe.
tWerity --young Men, operated a. re-
freshment booth, a bingo ,booth an
the street. •dance.'ut night. 'Vile, total
receipts amounted.tO1171.7.4. Expen-
ditures • 'twete • $101.19 leaving .a no
PrOfit Of $70.55; •. -
;The assistance of ' the• Club mem-
1,71!
• II
Club
, We ;regret that in this issue
it has, been necessary to .4i9h1
• over considerable district cor,
$1.g",8:KY RAINFRIOAN't •
.This diStriet got,p, ;good, so4ung
:on Friday. *hew rein, :7A/hick started
,fc, fall garlY.'iwthe rnOrning',,
steadily! about boon-hdur
for an- official , measurement of .1.3fi
4nches. Higher tenaperattires
foliow-
ed the first of the',week,,,! after. the
month of June being, unusually cool.
'HigheSf temperature of .the .month
was 86 ,degr_,cs, the loWeSt-39 degreefi,
.with temperatures in the 60'S quite
common during much of the meptb.
In spite of tlie.coolneSs of the spring
there has ••not•been a damaging, frost
since April, ••• "'
. ROSES ARE IN .
•ForMer St. Helen's Man DEpuvATIoN TO TO41191111TO
Killed Hear Hamilton
,G. Smi,11 and VB.'
!age Clerk JoscPh, Agnew, were
,
lanai
• with. the
'fff.t.lells? •
Met Alnuist-IPStaht Path: 'Railway. and Municipal Board' in •
When Crushed 13* A Construction; -corinect!on .With the.s..Arena, ,When
'fruck While Working On .,:fbe 'the ;41argelY sighed' Petition*,*a :
Highway Near .Hamiltqn• • . the '21Boar4.. „
' MacDonald, :aged 51 years
`Met n.riractieallYi • instant death
'Tuesday; near Hainilton,, When .the,
:svheels- of'..a, 'heavily loaded truck
passed, over his Chest. Mr. sMaCDon-
rild.',WAS "dead, when a doetort arisWep,,,
iog• the•brnergency 'call,. arrived.
Mr. MacDonald 'as a son of the
Ilate Mr. and lIn01..MacDonald
of, .gt. -Helens, where' William' lived.
til a few Years, age., When he ineV•-•
,ed o. Ilamilten. At the Utile of his,
death,1 resided at .LOwville, -near
Milton. •
• Mr. MacDonald was eni love b
!ONE IN A • MILLION".
• AT ,I,Y.C$1.TM,•FIRST, OF 'WEER"
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' ''`One In A Million" a dtainitic
musical Comedy with an all-star Cast
is the special attraction at the Ly-
ceum Theatre, Wingharn, the first of
the week. This. week -end, Joan Craw,
ford;.' William 'Powell, 'Robert Mont.:4
gemery' and Frank Morgan star in'
the Picture "'rile .Last of Mrs',,
Re.a4 the ad.
Brother And Sister Meet ,
Mrs. H. patterson, Mr. and Mrs,
James Kerr and daughter,MissMar-
iy
Kerr: of Okeek, MicA.,•': and •. f.fr,
and Mrs: Oliver Clarke ,of..Goderich,
were visitors 'with Mr. and Mrs. Tem-
ple' Clarke last, week. Mrs,. Patterson
andMessrs: • Oliver and Temple
Clarke, are the Only: three surviving
members of a•'family of eleven, of
which Temple. is the youngest. It is
the first time in twenty -eight -Years
that he and his Sister have met.
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Related To: Florence Nightingale
mary' aimbeing to assist ,in making
an arena in LuckrieW a reality, • It
.is doubtful if there was ever MOre
energetic and 100 per cent active, or-
ganization in this village. ' •
,• Reports submitted at a. Club' meet-
ing on Friday evening, following the•
celebration were 'received froln.. thi.
following representatives of the var-
ious comMittees•.;•-7,Booth, M. C. • Orr.
J. C. Campbt11; _Dance, :Gerald Rath!'
Hugh ,Curnirig; Bingo. W. A.',
porteous, Campbell Thompson,
Statement'of Receipts 8z,ExPenditures
': • Arena Club •;. •
July 1St,' 1937,
IteceiPts. Exp't. 'Balance
Booth 8 69.79 5'4294 •:5 26.85
Dalice 46.25 . 30.55 • 15:70
Bingo..55:70 2770
5171.11 !Q1 19, $.„,..7.11...5,1
'['he :standing of -the Club. 'ah'.'pre-
sent is- Cash oir hand. .$156.15. '
, eXCellent'. statement is dile .tp'
the fact -that' Werk and COriCeasibtia
'were. donated. N.
' 'We thank the public for their whole
hearted Support.
President, W. V. 'Johnston.
•' Treasurer, E. H. Agnew.
Rural School Reports
IL S. K. No; 14, West Wawanosh
Classes as for , Sept. t; .4037. .Names
. • are arranged alphabetically. •
Sr. IV-L,MarjOrie Purdon.
,Jr. .IV - Mitchell Elliott; I Agnes
,Martin, Russel Purdon. .
Jr. HI -Kathleen Bti/l, Charlie
Falconer, Reta...Pordon, Betty Thont-
Se: 11-A)onald • Newrnan, Archie
•Purdon, Angus Faleonet.
' Sr. Falconer,. 'Barbara
Newman.:.
•R. J'ean-Logan:
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A drive 'around.- .the 'village,' with
flowers blooming prcifUsely, 'findS
Many a beauty . spot. There is a wide
.1:tinge of :flowers beautifying 'many
homes and Public j5Iiices.i with roses
probably prectorninating. It is Worth
moment • of anyone's time to, stroll
to the rear of. the ,Town Hall' Co view.
the display of „Scarlet; red roses. The
boWling- 'green. is a itatice-1,- ,public
beauty spot Worth a Bert Ward
is Only One of many home owners;
who.. have .their surroundings quite
attractive, with G. H. Smith's
grounds outstanding. Bert brought
a white , rose Into. this Oil -lee the end
of ,the-w.eek,that. measured niore than
six inches, in • 'diameter. The:- rose
idoeinesVon .a hush. that is oma, -12
Latknovt Village Doe
Celebration Comeback
Afte'rnoon And Eveninir Perform:an-
. Attract Satisfactory Crowds-,
Mani See Their •Pitst Exhibition
Of Wiesiling--Eucknow, Wins - Ball
• LucknOW made .a 'celebration come,:
baek. on JOY- 1St; after an absence of
several years of anything that re-
•Senibled•-a•. day,--. CroWdS,', while
• not .particularly large. Were satis-
factory, and: the : day will show
smaii surplus, without , conSidering
the $70.09. the, Arena •Club made on
refreShnienti ad binge booths' and
:the .street: dance. _•'
The 'day .was.,,perfeCt, squeezed .in
between • the pi evious day, that Was
Cold • and the following:day that Was
el:timely' wet, !Some'. five hundred
people..attended the afternoon enter-,
taininent that incinded a -ball. game'
and"--wrestliy----W"inatch..Kitclioner(aad•
Lucknow '::' Pipe Bands, 25 strong,.
Osborne. ' , :were 011 the • grounds both,. afterneon.
Sr,' IV -Clarke Coiling, Margaret and., evening.
MacDonald,.:Jean MaeGillivraY, Mar- In the 'wrestling bout, John Giri-
OffY . of 1 Winnipeg, substituted -... for,
Promoted':frOm Jr.. IV to Sr. IV- :Johnnie 'Cater', and took on Al
s ,or ny" DunlOp,:the man . of the
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'III to jr. IV. --Murray Thomp- piece, • who ?Merged the"--Viii-ifet-7'in-
twp straight falls.• . • ' '
The bout .was. wen staged, and gen-
eraily'pleased • 'the. „crowd:" Dunlop
scored the first :fall au 35 Minutes
after; a;.seriei, of 'body slainslo the
mat. The ;second- fall carne.five .'min-
ute S •later by !the same process. .
aud-''' • Lucknow ' :earlier
staged. Seven, , innings of classy bali.
with the locals taking: a 9 tel. 5 de-
cision. Spotting the . visitors • three
rung in the fst,' Welsh' replaeed, 'Car,
'SQO 7, Aline Carter and. Patsy .Levet•
71, . Reta. Mason 624'...
Jr. IIIto• Sr, Ill -Jack Mason 64.
'Sr. .1.1„ to Jr,- III-÷HOnours. Grahani
MacDonald 8.,
Jr. 11 to Sr. II -Honours -Leonard
Vegan. 80, Allah .' ThornPsoii,73.
: Pr; to.. First -Honor ----Carrick .• Cal-
ling 88.
..* denotes illness egamina
No. ,eit toll. 15..' 'Average 'att. 13.45.
. ehe Stiathdee,.• .ruthers and 'stood- the • Hurons ,ork,their
' heads allowing' 'five hits and strikinr,
• S No .2 kinlosS •(Kinleugh). • • . • • Chalmers dn5•.
, out 9 in 6E. innings..
'; ,.;.
TiffinPromotions • dividedathe:..etchilitdutie's' ,for
. Jr. IV 30 Sr IV-Nerind Burt,85; wingham., w combed for ,
total of eleven his. .
• .Wingliam.--Mellor;'Somers,
Groves, e; Doran; IL; Rae, 3,i;d; Car;
Michael, 2iid;--Giirilay, 1st,' Sturdy,. rf,,.
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Lucknow--Greer, . 3rd; • 'Welsh., p;'
C. FitilaySon' cf 'IrWin1'41st; McDOn-
aid,. ss; R. Finlayson, 2nd; c;
Kilpatrick; 11',;„ carruthers,:p„ t•f.,,
;Scotch Concert At Night,
•The. Seotchr, concert in the evciiing
attracted some. '606 ' persons; • •with
Orineron.,”, Geddes as: indster of 'cete.
ponies and Ars. GT.- A. Newton at
the piano. •The \pfograin. Opened' with
selections • by..the Massed 'bands, . fol.
Owed hiter with nufnliers by the ' Kit-
chener band. Lucille Catiipbell, Sedond
,d ced se, Seotcli nimiber and.' the'
le Winner .itt the Waterloo Festival
pAgElIALT, 'SATURDAY ,
The scasint's classic is billed for
'this., Saturday at- 3:30 o'clock,. when
Port. Elgin', Bruce League' leaders
nieet the Sepoys, in., Caledonian P,ark'..
•The lectils" need' this game and it
should be .one of the ,best'sgames to
date.
at
ingles
IF
•'ArriWng' .Net:Week
own 10 Last Year s Level
rKe
_OP i.Stewart Lumber (o
Phone 34-w
Jean Thompson 81, Marion .Walsh 74,,
Dorothy' ',Pinnell 61, ,AUdreY'. McFar_
lan 47; Jr. to tSr. "iII,,Everett• Lane 81.
Ethel Haldenby--10-,- Ena---Pinne11-573
Rarph Haldenby, promoted ,ori IIS
year's Work, • , . '
Sr; 11 to IIt--L-Riith'"Guegt 7
Edna Jackson 67; Jack Walsh 65
'• Atianged. alphabetically •
jr, II-7-Wyanne Bay,''DOnald Bush -
oil, iIaroid Guest. '
Jr„- Hay, Edgar,. Guest,
V9lnia Lane. •
. pr.-Kometh, McFarlane.: ,'•
No. on ,r0I1 25. ' Ave.,'att.121.33
•• • Jean M. An*der-son
Final eicams herd the last of, .Tune.
' ..Frern Jr. IV to Sr. IV -John Ails -
tin ,•82; DdrOthy Drennan ,70; Grant
Parrish' 61.; Vincent Austin 66. • '
Froin to 'IV -L. -Warren
Zinn. sa; Evelyn Little 83; ' AlViti
Drennan ;67. • IVIary Louise Borteoitt; Mary. Le,r,-
From ',Jr. /II to Sr. III -.=Marguerite; raine johnstoh and • DOO's
janiieson, 02; Teresa, Austin 76; 'Retta McGee of''Xiechener'iji his
IsAiller„74; Catherine -Sinnett:66. •• . • 'bro`ad •ScOteli recited "Borne' Ad.
From II to 'Jr', III --Clarke Zinn 87;
Elaine tittle 13; Elwood . 62
iftek varrish 60. • '
• From 1st to, Tina -Patricia Sinnett'
'pi; harry • Campbell 70: ' ,
‘. • Fiona Primer to First -.Lorna Llt-
•tle,, George Farrish, 'Wilfred
Primer-7,jilinny'',Sinnett,,.., Beverly
Johnatoe. '
No. on roll 25. Ave. Att. 23.8,
•
Duncan lVfaccay
U; 5. 'Pith -in and •Aalifield •
The Pupils' nitMes aPpea.t the,
'classeS•.to which they havebeen pro -
Salars Hornpipe.. Other.cotch.
on
CompaPY,„ contractors .ir.. charge . •of
highway construction on " the new
Midale 'Read at Vreerriaa; near Eu rl-
ington. , • .•
• At the time of the accident, .tho•
Victini was standing' near. a large
combination, machine, used for ',mix-
ing, and layingcement, with his back
to the 'truck when it .struck
Fellow • workmen did not • notice his
perilous position until the backing
truck was almost Upon him., Their
warning..shout carne too late to pre-
vent Min beingknocked down by the
machine, the back . wheels' of which
passed 'oyer and: cruShe&hiin.
,First knowledge the 'driver of the
truek.,'• Norman Carr; of Toronto, had
of "the accident, WaS when • he Saw
workinen rushing toassist•the unfor-
tunate man:. : An .-inquiry into the
Ciden ac-
vil1e :held,
.The- nei'aI ill he
'limp this ThOtsday... Mr. .MeeDonald,
is •`- survived by his Wife,' formerly
Mr. L,ncli and --. a. 'stepdaughter,
. . ' •
Si'- brothers and a sister survive,
(01 in. Ponaldand . Duncan MacDon-
ald of I$t'.• Heleinsv John A of :Wing,
ham; Hugh 'and Angus in the. West.:
'and Mrs. MeAllister of. PuSlincir. '
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Public School-RepOrts
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Won.,13.14...e.:MeirsOryt..COOtest...•
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Memorized . *)erfed1Yillinkb0 ' Or
SChOOIS Represented In C4146141
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The'RIble .Meitiory contest has ceme-,..;
anJ -gpne but the meinori, of. the
received still remains. We.
Wish* that the -.voices of these :'#411104
•young contestantS •might have. been
broadcasted across' our. beloved land
,in an attenipt to pwaken lip fathers
andt.pothers to a realization of the
ohnial need of. the Youth Of to -day.
.We. were greatly encouraged ,not
nily by the .size; but also'hy the spir-
it and enthusiasm ,of the crowd of
men and „women who'•Were present for
the • demonstration. The number had contestants were more :.than ,had -
hoped for and the quality of %the
work
was bea,utiful.-There were 1:02
Mis's' Etta Thom and )4iss:., Maty
Nightingale cif Chicago, :have , been
,visitjng • With Mrs..David..Grillies and
erie a ives,- in • the cnnnunitv.
M's Nightingale's great grandfather
Im„yrtprotts.41,44: 11111 with the
s
Lac; Nightingale "The of Floi-
�f-the.'Vord,. have encouraged the
Criniean War.
•-„he .entire . hst,IWas covered and re- •
viewed. four girls were still on the .
platform. •
The • Contest was 'won. by the pupils.
from. the Whitechurch Pnblic. 'School;
first prizes going to Doris McClena-
'Iian, Mildred
•
Moore, Ilene McCletp.'
aglian and. Mildred McClenaghan.
ecoid Prizes were • awarded' te. Max- i•
ine Reid .of Whitechurch Alia Eleanor,
McFarlane of Kinlough. Third prizes
to Esther Patton of Lucknow and
Margaret ' Wadel of Whitechurch.
Fourth prizes :to :Hugh,, Grant- and
Mack , Rutherford of Belfast, 'Roberti
Phillips of LticknOW.-joy Carter and •.
Noreen' Thonison '•of .2nd Concession .
Great Credit. is due., net ,only to the
teachers, but also to the. parents of •
'these ,boys .and girls who
the. opposition of ..Satan to God's':
' •
.Receive :Schools :
- Douglas, Clarke has .been aPPdinte4
.teaeher of third room" in the. Powas-
Sari public 'school. Miss Isobel Doug -
la. ha's been engaged as teacher in
"Properity school • near Dongannoit'-
Isabel.,is a merriber of• the 1937 Strat-
ford graduating class.
WEDPIN.9.-BELLS
. '•
. Room. I ,
.' 'Prornoted from:Sr: I . to Jr.
. . .
irm•e ,ARDif:XEY- , ,,
ILT.,00linio4rSpDoio.tneaoludii•• • N. michirols.'. Mary ' ' A 'quiet" but pretty Weaing ' vias
. ,,olemnized ' at ' the • twinge'. LiicknOW
Johnston; .' Roy : Aitchison. .•. pais....•;en Wednesday, June' . 30th; • at 3.1.0
George Chin, Wilda Irwin,•. Elaine. 'a.m.; when Greta Noreen; -.eldest .claii::
IdRioPcn'l:iina,H.rdaC•,0;Ti'eliretti:Vie„Aii?1,1:1G617;r4allynetinGenOMd116carCrlik,o'e,niGg..o.h. rt:., . i.,1Ae'illyat;get/.toeci!".ANEvIi41:1k.eotin.,:mdmi7apsi.':i':utTihihtaeordidn,a:i,ssci. ynimoi ae. okrf-.
'.Promoted.' frOin . Jr, 1. :to '' Sr. ..4.,-,.,,-- Mr..,:and, ..mes;.. w.:., J. ,Pritchard„ of
Iloriours--jean TaYlor; :Margaret tre- TdOcknow;: Tlie -,ReV:.„C.,.'11..MaCtionald•
fred, Black.) ties, ' .BettY ' Teiii711.1aC,' ."7-710-'' $1..iclej-t\.'h's Oh.rh.li*F-.iii-,dra„rlile,'
leaven (Lautence Salkeld officiated. • •
goWn of :white slik net over
(Bei•yle Soloinon and Jackie' Forster) taffeta and
Joan M4,Quaig, 'Jean Reid, :Bob_ .carried pink Johanna .Hili roses and
.L)YrAQiesog'mlicecA'atirtn,h,ejyeanG1*Teren•Ideottivyenn.8Pteaviisj: u)a4len.„ hair fem.'. Miss Florence
:Hockley, sister of the. bride,. as brides -
art (Betty Marie Griffin' and 'George inSid, wore an, ankle length gown of
,organdy NMI 'White accessories
and carried •Johanna. Hill rOses. :The
Boen11. ,Poin,oamoted.cQonu tgr.eJeonYpJurolvins-. gloom was eurPorted by his friend,
„k—Jack
,eTreieuary
Sr. II to Jr. the inimediatc• fiiends of the families.
at the home of the- bride's parents to
:17..eal. ; • -comple7--Inurrediatelv-following-the-re=
h lu • 'h
Ve wish to publicly thank the
editor of the '.Sentinel.i.for:.,lia ,arden+;
did,••eb7opetatiori,...also.-•'-'1Mins • 'PeggY;':-:..
.MatDonalit- Miss.'".Eanice. ..NetOtorti.
Mr: ,Rex. Ostrander. •.and Mrs. Patton
for ,their. ,hel.P. With the music .and '
the , boys' and gttlei who sang so; 'beaw.,...• -
beau-
tifully. :extend.our thanks
"t57-ReV:71.7.1C-MiieGilliVraY,"-Ret;""'C.:-
:II.,..'MaeDonald'and 4o4.4
for, -their part on • :the,:•Progrant..•If
*se boys and girla.'WhO meinorized
the...25•vetsei Perfectly,. and who were
not, able to be present at the eontest: .
will ',call at...the,.Christian :Bea , MAO%
they receive their prized.'-..,:.. " •
•• Pearl E. Henderson.
• • • '
' S. S. No. 5, Ashfield•
'• Jane Promotion Exams
• Jr. IV to Sr, IV -Possible , marks'
750;' Honours 563: Pass • 450. -Keith ,
Hackett 661;. Keith Ritchie 546; Rua-.
sell Ritchie (absent through illness
tit promoted on year's standing). '
Sr. II to Jr. .III -Possible marks
525;-'lloriours.-194;Pass 315. -Lyle
-
, Ritchie 473; Allan Ritchie 405; John -
n -y -Hunter -394; 'Eric. Hackett .361. .•
t • Jr. 11 to Sr. II --Marion Gardner,
.480; Lois Hunter 408; Lorna Hunter
•
Pr. -Freda Hunter.
Ada M. Webster.
D Ida M ai Eil Mr. Eddie R Gaunt Of Dutton...After •
the ceremony; -a-'-',dirinet-Was-t,served
- In +1..evening. a wedding recep-
Oii RDOobriesitaPyhltilrl.ipsDSolinnira et h
• A
Mac Wehster,
ley Culbert,
eption
e bridal
.1°ef' left hebridala
Ma.cCartney,.1Billie Johnstone, Jessie hciiiey.tefoc,i-L-to,„. Niagara, FallS. and,
Reid, „Alma: Solomon, Patsy Treleaven other :Lpeinf,s___east... .0n::tbeir'•.retarn
By Examitiatio*LMait ,IvfacQuaig; thev will ,reside at the groom1S," home
George Taylor, Lois Henderson, :Buth on ...the 12th con. ot 'West Wawanosh.
Havens, ' Allen `. Johnstone; :Ivan . •
•The ,Marriage took 'place' at, three
1. „promoted. To // oeefeltocikoo'r'ons eJuneet.u2n5ti the, d inclituhrecii,Tatori?::
Albert Chin,. ,Gorden. onto, of Alma Alida., daughter',of .Mr:
. Allen Stuart; Ann.: and Mrs.:Edgat.A;.:GteentO
Mr. Dun-
stiopg, Billie Mactront...ean.: .Finiayson," son :of
, • . • Donald,...Eiplayson and the late Mrs.,
" ; • '• ' • , ' H. G. :Sherteff Finlay's-On • lof • Lochalsh. Frank,
FidlerOfffciated. •
•• . • . .
jr. 'Ili to Si. Ili 7 ; • bride- was give 111
NVintersteirr,----Jim-mie-F-eiguson, Ror,
,41•11••••,111111•11,
--
iiarriage
y 'hei father. She were a navy blue
• 'On 'Yeats's, Work—Reggie Ferguson, b
sheer frock over printed silk with
Lorraine- Ferguson', • Verna I)ahnter, 'navy baku hat., blue. and . white, ac -
Ronald Johnston, Bill :Chili, Georgina .
oedgheg•an,,. Doreen , mil,.1.,. 1.,_,,,,,. cessories and her corsage was . ;of
. , :.-N-4 .4 r'`"';'. Goodtime roses and, lily-of-the.valle .'
A'1131i;: Exarriltnation..- Jean Webster, F. -0- s•
Maleolrn
Mts. G. F Hatters ...was her sister'
onlY, attendant, Wearing. a turOlioiad
'NOrman '1VlacCartney, : Mabel Mae- 'blue and yellow . paisley freek. with
Donald, Esther, Patton,. Itennetli Web -
iter,' Ronald McInnis, ,KathrY,11 Ag. blael' hal ahd .accessaries and . a dc'r'"
neW, Jack Wilson-. Donald Johnstone ,FSaintiedy%fpnYt.e.blii.°61'1.1'el'r'd$06/.0.iTgrr' groom, was
Warren Vylds, Billie Button..
• best man. . •
.inelncletra• mimber,. by • Dorothy,
Webb, a Swed &tete
.bert and. Etta • Belle,. MacDonald and
the Scotch Rcol by, Mary
1110ted--, • .• • : •
Sr; Raynard,,tileen Uej
derson. •
1.1T,-413uddr",
jr. III -,Donald, 'Hamilton, Gertrude
RaYhard.'• •. r • •
-MaeDermrd;.fvan
kderson. '
" Itatililton,
_ pr',,,parothy__Itaynata-;
• . Gorcron Cimpt3elt,
• •. (Continued On Page '
dress to • the Haggis". and an
:dreSS.. to 'the' Tootliadlie.'",„ The • Mac
'Keridilek '•vocal tmattiette .1L6Cli
alsb„ • Kathlceit,',• Bertha,. ;May, and
Douglas,: were ,.,'popular With•thii
numbers; followed later With i 'het!
by Bertha' and May :withguitarae-
tompanirAnt by Kathieen:Their
closing miniber was a g,ne11 aorim
"dedicated. to G. 11,..Sniith and Cant.
eion, GeddeS".,
' Cameron .Geddes.
followed by tt. male cliotii;q of 'Over..
twenty voices, thaLled inconitnunity,
gh1,0juk"aethe'. 'conclusion ,of ah fnter
eating pregran,(;'illat was. f011OS'Ved by
Street;dCnce. • • . -
AltOgether'• the: day. Vag . quite, sat-
ifi,tviceirtli'a. IS "minute.
arrangements,. that.,Were "'Ogled Vita'
When .OtherijVentS" that Were ipiihda
failed to tTirough Thj •day. .1,-a ;Re -
the i'!ettirit!'of an 'anfitittl.
"bilr..4y,o iii I,iickrioW that will be
planned to_become*.„Iiiggel1 and,„heit.ot,
'until it :again, resembles- the: fainons
Ca1edo0an &tithes .of Yeats' toll° by.,
The --reception was -hold
•": ••• Gables.. mrs. Green; Wearing .May-
rornotion from Sr. III- to Jr..TVivin chiffon With navY. blue hat and
, .
On Year's work , AllanMcKim, eorsage,. of •cream roses, received the
Mervin; Helen Salkeld, Leine bridal .partY. Later the couple •left by
Reid,. 'Norma, Ritehie, Doris Wylds, motor' for the 'Seigniory Club and a
Jean, Bushell, Ross. Ilendetson,., . •trip through 4he Adirondack. On
By 'Examination -Total 600, Hon. their reg'irn they Will live in yorento.,
4500' Pass $60, -4=.13a$s-,T.irn Purvis ' Those who.; attended. the Wedding
422,, Stanley. Prest 469, jim from. Lochalsh
ton.. 408, Russell Whitby 406, ihytbn.: Mary a,pd John.• •
soionion, 404,, Carmen ' •'
lan .360. •
• . , , .•••
,'.••-.Reconfinerided-DorcithY 'Paterson
340, ,I,AOYd 'Steward ' '343, Donald Mac,.
Kenzie • 301,'":RUSsel1 Atinationg' ,g43.
,..,margort"
• ,
. • •
ITV 1o,Sr;,rv,
Oii Year" Standing - Helen Orr
aha, Betty. Taylor' ;(ties) ;' Catherine
Johnstone:And' Celia "Wilson. (ties);
Bill TreleaVetw Sanl, Chin and Eileen'
Geoghegan (ties). '
.;BY\ writing. two
Dahtner, Itathieeri Reed, Jean
: -BY Ono\ txammatitnis'.-; Total,
650; • to. Pass 890, Hon. ,486 -,Roes
Pateiton74512,,,..'71Ceith`;GQllyer 424,
ICathallne ?test ''422, Feed Webster
420, salt MeQuillin 417-, Tom 'Patton
36R ,(R),,nArtiest,i3ottoti 326 (R).,
11V-4-Yeaelenteffiled)7. 1C MticDonald.•
ft:
't.
Miniater ,To, 'Leave
•
It is . reported that • • Bey. J H
Geogheganhas been appointed rector.
at •RidgetoWn and, Will.leaVe Lucknow ,
the end of .Atigust, 'after n' five-year
-pastorate-inthe Aotal
µ
IIELP IS SCARCE
With a,-...biniiper..._hay serop,t0 he
harvested, -farmers in this •community
are finding it difficult to get help, and • '
in some • cases almost impossible.
TWentYrfite,„: and., thirty dollars, . 4
mono seen is to be the run of wages.,
Two dollar's h. day is being, generallY,
igked by help available by the .day. '
•
.1
ERAAIRENT
• $7.00
§II.A141309,, -F1141.,GEB WAVING'
'MARCEL,
Mike Appoiettneo,ta.'A
HAZEL CU LBERT
• .PlIQN1'
S CHOOSERS...
and, 'buyers of glasses , may' not
,realize • it, but ...they are taking
• a. chance with their niTst precious
poisession-their sight. There is
• F. , T., ARMSTRONG'S
a better EySIGHT
ra Lucknown, sE RvtTHAT.c
•
.APID. S TORDAY. ONLY:
tiltr;§gts-"-:-.Tho&o •••trd
0.1e.t tyio.s, te61. .zsniiiiter shades'
CtilsE Ditt S$i„7,8-41otal.,deSigits, also seine
.. Checks., kor
stomsILK....;ii08E—ctfitirm, pr , set -416
79e, Special ' Friday and' 8aturday Only: