HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1955-06-29, Page 1$,50; A Year In..Advance--$1.00 Extra ToU.S.A.
OVER HALF• WAY IN
.FIREMAN. FUND
Gn• Monday of this week the
donations to the resuscitator fund
• sponsored by the Lucknow Fire
. Company had 'reached • slightly
over one-half.of the minimum ob-
jective. of:4600, Donations as. of
Monday., noon totalled $335.00. If
.. you have not made your donation
as ,yet .it, may,, ,be left at The
Lucknow. Sentiel;; <Bank of Mon-
areal, Johnstone's Furniture Store
and Hall's Grocery. •
• The following is the continued
rlvst of donors:. Henry Gardner
$1.00, Mrs. Well. Henderson 2;00,
'Finlay Decorators 2,00; Wm. Ir-
vin 1.90, Kairshea Institute 10.00,
• :Fred` Emberlin 2.00, • W. W. Hill
• 2.00, Alex .1VIacLeod 2.00, ' Miss
Elizabeth Welsh '1.00, Wilfred.
Hackett 1,00; .P. W. Hoag 2.00,
Jelle de Jong 1:00, • Harry; Laois
-- 1:.00; - Stuar-t-Robertson- 2.00, • Don-
ald MacLean 1.00, John. 'W. -Hen
derson Lumber . Ltd: 25.00, Mrs.
J. W. Henderson 2.00,' Harvey Kil-
patrick2.00, Tom • Todd' 2.00, T:
W. Smith 2.00,;, 'Helen `Thompson'
2.00,'' Mrs. Livingstone Menary.
2.00; Chas. -Anderson.. 1.00, K. L.
MacKenzie '2.00,. Harry • Nixon..
2.00, 'Miles MacMillan 1.00; ::Mrs:
R. V...MacK'enzie .50;; Mac Mac
Lennan • 2.00, •Eiwart Taylor 2.00,
, Mrs. Peter Campbell 1.00, Annie
:and Jessie. MacKay ,
Belle Colwell 200, • Robert Stoth-
ers 5.00, R. Alvin Hairi+ilton 1.00,.
Mrs. Dudley' ,50, Mrs.. W. Bushell
2:09, °Torii .Hackett, & Sons 3.00,
Mrs:"; Bilrt Reach 1.00,' `Wrri. Mc-=
Gill:•1,03, Mrs. Struthers .50, Tom
Hallam 1.00, 'Dr; M:. H. Corrin'
.'Jinn Hodge .50; ' John H.
Curran .' 1.00, Jim ' MacNa zghton
1.00, Glen Walden 2.00, . E,lliott
.Purves 1.00; Fred' Gilchrist '2.00;
Bill Ross . 1.00,"Currie' Colwell
1.00, . A `Friend .50, •Joe Conley-
IA,.
onley'1.00, Gordon Kirkland 1.00, Don
• Stimson .25', Harvey Robb. 1.00;
;Reuben ' Wilson 1.00; '. Spence 'Ir '
tvin 2.00, Alex Hackett :1.00, Har-
vey Alton 1.00, Bill Go11an.'1.00,
John: Kreutzwieser: .1.00,i • Gordon:
Robb 1.00,Harvey:, Ramsey 2;00,
•Bob:'Helm 1.00,; Wihliam ,Lee 2:00,
• Walter Dexter ,1.00, ,Jack Wraith
1.00, Lloyd Bell 2.00, Gordon . Car-
ler .50, Jim >MacTavish ..1.00. •
MAI L; BOXES lV
UST
BE IN• GOOD 'SHAPE
/ An inspection of rural mail
'boxes on : three routes: out of
Lucknow•, was maderecentlyLby..
an inspector of. the Post Office
Department -:A11- .routes- served
•`LUCKNOW, •ONTARIO WEDNF,;SDAY, JUNE 29th, 1955
GRADUATED 41 YEARS
AGO, ATTENDED REUNION
Mrs. James . A. Menefee of Ok'=
lahon-ia City. visited last vtreek
with her brothers, Miles,. Joe and
Bat . MacMillan Mrs. Menefee
was formerly Mary '.: MacMillan.
She 'graduated as a nurse from'
St. Joseph's Hospital, .London,.
forty-one years 'ago, : and •'return
ed last week to attend a nurses
reunion ,
While `Here; 'Mrs; Menefee paid,
a visit to ."Murr:ays" school in'
Kinloss Township where .she- re-
ceived her• .public school .educa-
tion: She had .a picture taken of
the, present . teacher and pupils.
at the old schoolhouse.
MA AND PA KETTLE TO
RUN 3 'DAYS AT 'PLAYHOUSE
`1VIa Gfind 'Pa Kettle At Home",
is the feature picture at The play—.
house this week, and: will rung' for
three , night"s, .Thursday; Friday
and . Saturday,. as well -as ..the
'usual Saturday afternoon mat-
• mat-
inee.
The,• Kettle pictures ' always
pack 'ein, and the. extra , night
run •has been arranged this week,
end to accomodate the:Crowds.
Public.' school children Passes
will be good this week only at
the Saturday afternoon ;show,.' .
'bixthcijay • on Wednesday, June
OCTOGENARIAN REVISITS
SCENES OF HIS :BOYHOOD
•
Mr D. S :Baynes ,and` his
ghter., Mrs: ` Beverley Brown.' of
•Long' .Beach,, California; . visited
last week at the Stothers tigm+
in Lucknow. They Were enroute,
Iby.'train' to. NOV' York CitY; • and
y�,
stopped' off at Woodstock .where
they hired...a car, to motor.•to:this
community • where• Mr •: Baynes
was born
He is one of a family of 'four=
teen childrenborn to., the late
Charles Baynes • and Caroline
Andrew, ,a great-aunt of; S'.:. B.
S'tothers: The 'Baynes . home' was
on the 13th•'Concession of Ash-.
field, three corners west,.'of. the
Gravel Road, and:the parents' are
buried' at Zion. .Mr: • ,Baynes .is
eighty'years of age '
• ENGAGEMENTS
Mr.' and` Mrs: Torn:: Hodgins of
Kirilough' wish .to .
.engagement ,of. •' their. daughter, announce the
SWIM CLASSES
a
START: MONDAY`
Under; . the sponsorship of the
Lueknow and District Branch of
the ,Red Cross Society, the.. child -
Jen . of this community;,wil1 again
have the ppportunity..to receive
swimming:' instructionsduring.
the Summer: Months.
• Tfwice weekly --..each ,Mond,
and ,Thursday bus tran .ortatio
aP na
:w.ill be provided to the,Teeswater
Lions pool, where qualified in-
structors. willv' be, in charge of
swimming. classes,.: -
Any 'student, from Lucknow
and district who is seven years
and over- is welcome to attend
theseG classes: The bus will leave
from ;'the Recreation Centre at
:9.00 attn., and will return by. noon
'or shortly'' after....
•
The .- first trip will be made next
Monday•,inornnng, July. 4th. While.
•free ','transportation is provided,
each student will. berequired to
pay , . a 10C pool fee ' each • ' time
they, ..attend.: .
FORMER. •RESIDENT
WAS 92 LAST WEEK
•
Lucknow friends join in ex=
tending' congratulations and
",best wishes to Mrs; John
Hovvei:Who observed her. 92nd
.22nd. A family gathering
;Was held on Sunday at , Am-
herstburg to mark ` the , note
'• worthy event. Mrs, Howe
makes her horrie' at Amherst-
burg with her daughter; .Mrs.
:Elizabeth. Feyge.
LEGION AND AUXILIARY
HELD'' CHURCH PARADE
The Lucknow Branches of the'
Canadian Legion and the Ladies
Auxiliary .,held, their annual
echurch 'parade to the •Presbyter
ian Church on Sunday ,morning;
.where they heard a stirring; set;
,mon .by`;•Rev. ,Wallace McClean:.
The para"de, 'stone fifty strong;
washeaded by the Lucknow Dis-
trict :High School Band., : • •
The Legion • color party' was
Roy Havens and ' George Whitby
with George 'Taylor, Sr.; as 'Ser-
gearit-at-Arims.T he Auxiliary.
color bearers were Mrs. . WM,
MacDonald and' Mrs. Robt. Arm-
strong with Mrs. Joe Wasney act-
ing -as', color guard. .
During' the service Mrs. Wm.
MacDonald presented the' Auxil-
iary's new Union Jack which was.
dedicated by .Rev.. McClean, :
Kenneth Cameron.:__.:isv.__Legion;
president and Mrs. Philip Mac=
Milian is the Auxiliary president.
AT CADET CAMP
• Bill Fisher, Paul:Couse and Ian
Marshall are. at eddet , eamji , at
Ipperwash' takin•g'';a : senior lead-'
ers'course. The Wraithbrothers,
Eldon' and, Roddy, ::are at Camp
Borden, taking' a ;wireless arid
line communications course.
OCTOGENARIAN JOINS
IUCKNOW UNITED .CHURCH
At the Sunday `morning conn-
munion service in the United:
...Church, . Rev. G A. Meikleohn
announce at Mr
Lorenz has• joined,,the church by'
profession of'faith. Mrs: Lerenz,
is :now in the "octogenarian cate-
gory,,, and ;is .the . oldest . member
a ev. eiklejohn.:ever re -
TWELVE PAGES
YOUNG DANCERS
FEATURE TATTOO
o
of weather
eather prevailed , last.
Wednesday '�niglit for the annual
tattoo of the" Lucknow. Pipe Band
which was :.held - at . Ripley, aS:..,
the Caledonian. Park was' under-'
going '' repairs. • . •'
Pipe,` ibands "from Mount Forest,
Brussels, Palmerston; Listowel '
and; Lucknow,. and. ,the Chesley
brass bank provided selections
which were interspersed by
Scotch. dancing, • ' under the dir-
ection of Amy, Johnson.
. A quartette of dancers from
Owen Sound was composed, of
Sheila MacKinnon, Jane Gardin-
er; Alan Jackson: and Gail . Rich
.In addition members., of. Miss.
Johnson's 'Scottish dancing class
of Lucknow. performed pleasing-
ly. 'They. included Beverley'Mac:-
Kenzie,
Kenzie,. •'Joafi" MacKenzie;,' Mary
Allin,.. Dianne J'amieson, of Luck
.now;. M"argaret :and Florence Me-
Lennan, . Finlay . MacLennan,
.annee MacDonald,__' Jane arid •-Bar
,bara.' Finlayson; . of Lochalsh;
Barbara MacKenzie, of'Ashfield;
Caroline'' Forster and Diane Mc-
Auley
of Ripley.
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OPEN THURSDAY• P M:
Business places ' in • Lucknow
will remain.' open : all day' Thurs-.
day,, and will ' be " closed for the
Dominion Day' holiday, Friday, `
July lst.
GOT THIS .GLASSES
Mr and Mrs.. R; J. ' Button 'The` Sentinel'
. wasn't .any' more
motored•.to •: Windsor the end d -that s. Charles than:.. in the mail 'last week' -When
of'. the 'week for the birthday.. a 'Londoner's ey !;� glasses .were,
e
• .party. f f h as ''good . as' • returned. He.. had ..
dropped them' in 'a .. ear driven:
GRADE 13 CLOSE" TERM
•WITH SOCIAL GATHERING' - •tH t R M en him .• a lift, and who turned ..
• ceived into church membership out to . lac, Donald •MacNay: The,•
,
by a Lucknow boy, Who had :giv-
Gladys ,Kilpatrick was' : hostess on profession of faith. London man, David Lakei. ivrote.
last. Wednesday night to thee. Others received '•lby • • certificate''to..Clerk E. • H. Anew ..and'
g'The
Grade 13 class a1 Lucknow . Dis-. on Sunday were Mrs; J.. C. Arm- Sentineluiblished . the descri �`-
P .P
trict High• .School when they en; strong, :Mr .and Mrs Robert; Mae- tine .letter. It'srobalbl - the first
P Y a'
joyed .. a, dinner . party, . theatre. Intosh•'and Mrs. Wm, -Button, time Donald has :..been .called •
party .and., social, evening to mark .• • : "red-headed,although •his "curly
g
the end of 'examinations and the•croP' May have atinge •
ge to it. . .
•
closing : of the 'school • year, `: ��ETERANS CONSULTANT '
Anyway 11!!r. Lake received: a '
Those,' in.• this year's graduating . E . XT WEEK telephone call Wednesday .night
- Margaret : IrlTna, R.N.; to Mr.
Douglas; Raymond :: Teixeira ,of
Vancouver, B. C:,• ,son of • Mrs.
Teixeira and the late • Edward
Teixeria ,of Georgetown, . British
-Guiana. The marriage "will- take
place. on, Saturday, July 16th in
the Church of Ascension, •Kin-
lough, .at;:3,00 'o'clock
ATEG
-�-ED-Ie-
• from Lucknow have been inspect-
ed over: tihe past':. two` .or three
years. .
'ln cases_ er-e-the-name is -not -
on• the,. box, 'th'e box is • in ' dis-
• repair., or 'the. approach to,it is
•notgravelled,: a notice to this ef-
fect is, left.' in the .box. If '•the:
improvements are not •made with.:
'a- month "a 'registered letter
follows, and 'a 'deadline set." for
carrying out . postal• ' instructiOtis.
Failing this rural mail. delivery
need not. _ Abe: -made •and the
of
OF SALKELD, GIRLS.
On Sunday' June 26th, St.
Peters'. Church, .Luckrnow, cele-
brated the.' 81st anniversary` . of
regular' services and;,the• 77th an-
niversary of'the opening' of the.
Church. •-•,'
••At the morning, -,service •the
.--render'--is-Tr' aired toV ,n __
mail a obtain his' •\• enera�lele VW, A. Townshend, IJ.D
t the Post' Office.
T ose.regulatioiis should add
stimulus to'' the St, Helens Wo-
men's Institute projegt.;of having
games put, on mail, boxes in that` . : ,Guild: Dr, Townshend
the Ladies .Gu
•.f Londhn, dedicated the.hang,.
irigs which been donated'. by
Dr.. Helen Salkeld and • Miss Mai'.-
g'aret Salkeld,' •and prepared by
district, with awards to be Made
for the .• most attractive mail
boxes., .
Postmaster Kenneth'. Camerein
'ad'•"is&: The'Sentinel' that if mail
boxea. are in bad trepan', :new. Cor. 3'64,. '`I 'have planted, A.p-
fbuxes can be obtained for 4 00 red but God gave .thee.
$ pzillos wale
'based his sermon' :on the faith.
of the four men who had carried
the sickman.:In the evening.the
Rev. 1I. L. Jennings, the incum-
bent preached from the text, 1st
which includes .a name stencil: increase►,: In this. text, was rep-.
resented -the p~ani,h-e-preS'A:an
BAND • HAD BUSY DAY the future. ,
Fred McQuillan, lay reader, .as-
Luekriow District High . School listed in the service by reading
Band had. a •bus ' ,., n second lessons for the 'day...
: TheyY. day on Sunday.. the... �. c . .
played ' • for • 'the : Legion Theme choir, , led by Mrs. Fred
1were h' ,rade in the morning, McQui7'l`if, presented anthems
mere •at ,bh,e - venin "Just As I
er .: Dungannon Cemet morning and evening, g, ,
f Y tneinor'al service `in the of- Am'' and "I Will Lift U"p Mine
tern()
on and presented
class. include Gladys Kilpatrick, �� advising hirci, that Donald- had
Laurine' McNain, .Jim : Hackett, m. . Scotty . ,Forbes,, service.the glasses. '.and the 'next 'da'
bureau officer of. •.the Canadian 'Tiede y
Charlie Chin, John Helin, SybilFreck • Button was, going to Lori•
Barger,Erlma; Percy, Mack :Mac- Legion will`, : be in 'town 1. next . done and took them: to :Mr. Lake:• ''
Wednesday.. morning, 'July ::6th,•
•
Do aid.
9.30 to 11.00,• to ,provide:: informa
• , • •
tion„ advice or assistance regard-
NN O U N CE L. D. H.
SOCTO�ENARIAN QN•'TRIPiIEST HELD GATHERINGng war ;disabilitypensions, treat-. AWARD wI-
NNSmentallowance's • etc. • ' .
The•';Forster farrih iked-a're Any. veteran 'rriayconsultwith=----
Y hi,ii, at, that time or Soirol st1 :. pro iciency awwar. s
cent ' get-together; 'rior ' ,to �1VIr.may contact; 1
pat'•Lucknow District High School
James' Forater leaving on a trip.•Kenneti� Cameron' •or. H...'D, i -re'
Thorrinson- for further •announced as " "
his , 84th . year. ' He accompanied'
Finlayson -Bio:
Grade . IX Profici
•
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•.:
'1 4
.• ,,'
�ti
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Petersen; 2nd, Sara Jane Banni-
-riot-tired--East';-a-in•d-wxthwvhom-hc-�: HOM E- F ROMHI-N � I A I sten• 3rd Gerald Mowbray
will • visit in, the. Manitoba cap= W,m. A. MacKenzie :shi'vld • for
Ito PAYS VISIT H. E R E Grade ..X . Proficiency Laicise
at the .Forster ler,
.Emmeline it •
Forst r homestead. in West • Guests last week with Mt, and equal 2nd, Joan Donaldson,',3rd i
Wawanosh. Present to wish . Mr. Mrs. John Kilpatrick of Lucknow Bill Marshall.
'Forster :a:..pleasant trap and. holi- and with relatives at Dungannon °Wm. � A. Schmid • shield 'for'
day were Wm. Forster and farm and ,;Goderich. were Mr. Edwin...Grad e ` _ i.
d XI Proficiency.. - Archie
ily, Mr. • and ; Mrs.' •Cecil,'Forster Kilpatrick of Ogema, Sask.; ' his' McQuillan; 2nd, Doris Miller; 3r-
d,
•and family, Mr. and Mrs, Walter
Forster- and family, Mr and Mrs.
Ronald` Forster and' family, Mr,
and Mrs:. Alex•'Robinson.and fam-
ily and Joe -Forster. ,Twenty -brie
•of Mr.' , Forster's • twenty-five
grandchildren'. were present: He
also has.two great , grandchild-
ren.
T:he family gathering :Was held Andrew and Emrrieli M
ATTEND: FORKSTERS GARDEN
PARTY' . FRIDAY `NIGHT
Two carloads from the local
.Foresters a Lodges were at' 'Wal-
lace,
Wal-
'lace, near, Gowanstown, on Fri -
43 ay-Levering..atten.d n.g-the-annual
party, concert and . dance, spun
sored , by, the Foresters of that
'community.
Those from here included Mr:
and Mrs. Joe Wasney, Mr. and
Mrs, George Taylor, Mr. and Mrs:
Robert :K:` Reid, Mr: and Mrs
Carman Itarflton, .M'rs. 1•Iarotcl
,, i,ally. the I Con am, Mrs. Thomas Mans
an open Eyes .• The church, especially Y
air b beautifully d - field, Mrs. Roy Black and; .Miss
that k �yeriiirg,
orated for' the occasion. I
and concert .at.' :tbe school altar', wase very ,beauti u y ec•
zap..•�`...ere�ss�,'�carx�.d�.�:•ror�.ev,.arrwx�,tiiRt•rmme�nw:emar�r_ouKx.,wa.ro-:+moi+tgadiemgmaa.a;tiaaaa{.:arii:,s�..
petty Miller., •
4,2 ,a1R21.111t Ala
daughter, Miss Joyce 'Kilpatrick,
who,, -just ari; ivied- •from India, and
his son .'Bruce "of Toronto
':' • •
Ed Kil.atrick i a f.r,.er Ash,.
.fieldite• : John Kilpatrick is a
nephew and Milton Kilpatrick ..of
Godericii• 'a ,brother, a •
Mr.. Kilpatrick's wife was the
former Etta St•others. of ,Ashfield.
She passed away while her.dau-
ghter Joyce was serving her first
five-yer period • on the mission
field at Dhar, India. She is now
home for an 18 -months' furlough:
Joyce's father flew to the Old'
'Country: to meet his daughter,
W a-n.c-.;w'hi-le�there�-th ey�v-is ted --Jt
ancestral home at Armagh, Ire-
land. Their' return from the . Old
Countrywas by . plane as' the
.
Saxonia, on which, they . had
planned, to sail, was strikebound:
Accounts of Miss K:ilpatrickas
'work in India have'',appeared in
the' united Church Missionary
Monthly and have been followed
With special • interest by those
known the family., , • Grade XII. • .
who have ....
Marilyn' Kilpatrick.
Grade . IX Cup, Pr ficienc. ` in
English—Sara o Y,
g sh--Sura Jane Bannister,
Grade 'X •C•up, P-hof-i-ciency -.
History -:Louise Andrew. .
Grade • XI Cup; Proficiency" in
Mathem'.atics.--Archie McQuillan
• Grade XII Shield for .Profici- '
ency in:'_ English Ernest • Gibson.,
Literary Society` . trophy for
School Citize' 1? i•l-
nshp-�-Gladys Kil-
patrick. • . • • ..
Literary . Society trophy for
Valedictorian_ -Mack MacDonald.
Wzn. A.'.�'Schniid' for Public.
Speaking -•--Sara Jane Bannister.
Lo-Lam;=Le- shield tore-roficiency
in. Rome pcoiiomics-Sara Jane
Bannister. ,
To bean .
n�ounbed later
Johnsten's shield, `: proficiency
highest number of optional sub-
jects;• Band Members' shield,. pro •
ficiency in kidrade KfIJ;, Science
coup, for Grade ,XIII; Literary
scholarship, for Grade XIII; ,Wo-
men's men's' Institute scholarship, ;for',
�,,
, r'�.oA M`ir.'�+' ..r.li► - d�► ".ir�, ]1l.1•W :ru"°.w.r' .yr.•�ruµwi�.,..r,