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. H, S, GRAADIJATES
START CAREERS -
Graduates. of Lucknow District
'Mei School are launching on
• careers . this month. that take
them to •higher .centres. of learn-
ing at. London, ,Stratford and • Tor
To Western ,Uni►viersity, 'Lon-
don; Noreen Kilpatrick, first year
::general , course; Jack McKim,
To Stratfo'rd !Normal: • Joyce
• Baulch, K;athileen ,Lane, .Murray
McNan and Jan . gg. Johnstone. Jane
••bad been in the Bank for past
ast;
year. Other district Norrna'lites-
are Margaret KA:br, er, R.• R 2,
Holyrood, and Wm. McAllister,
]Dungannon. : ' '
To Ryerson Institute, Toronto:
Donald Thonp son,' printing and
journalism. •
. •Mary .Jo'.Anderson . will 'enter
'Toronto Western: Hospital as: .a
• student• nurse in the spring class,
Return To, University
Previous years'. graduates from.
Lucknow,Huglh who are returning
to University, include; Gladys
Milne, Mary .'arid ,Ruth 'Anderson
and. Bruce Johnston to Western.
University; Wilfred Black to Tor,
onto University and Sam. and, Bill
Chin', to Pharmacy.' •
Ardonna Johnston, a graduate;
of Victoria Hospital, Vias: entered
Western University to take 'rpost.
graduate' work In public health
nursing. •
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LUCKNOW, ONTAR•IO, WEDNESDAY, SEPT .17th, 1952
CALIFORNIA VISITOR SPENT
BOYHOOD' AT KINLOUGH•
Mr. arid Mrs H. 'IL Malcolm► `of
.Burbank, California,, have been
yvisiting
ar7itinlOugh with their
cousins, : Misses Margaret and
Nellie . Malcolm. Mrs Malcolm- • is
• 'a son of: the late Andrew Mar-.
Coln .of, :Kangas, but due to the.
death of his mother when he"Was
quite young, H. ii. made his home
with his uncles, Thomas. and Rob-
ert Malcolxh of Kinlough; where
•he. lived until . young 'manhood,.
Mr. and Mfrs 'Malcolin plan to
visit hes sister, Miss Helen Mal
'•color of Toronto and, hisbrother,
W E. ' Malcolio of 'Almeria, - Kan-
sas,•before returning to .Burbank.
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SURPRISE VISIT•
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The. Misses. • Jessie and Annie,
MacKay, Who' had .'just . returned
from a two. 'Weeks' visit to Chi-
cago.. and Oak Pari<c were pleas-:'
antly surprised • to :,have; a• week-•'
;end tisiit from their Cousin,_ Dr.
K. B K I of •Chiles City, Iowa.
He was accompanied •'by his wife
and two sons: Dr. Kerr •was en-
route to New York" oto 'attend' • a
convention:.He is a •son of the
late Dry Norman Kerr. of Chicago,
' •who practised here ,atone time
With the late ,Dr. ' Elliott.'
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FINISH-. CEMETERY
MEMORIAL GATES.
Work has been completed at
p
South .Kinloss Cemetery Of con-
structing.
on-structing• memorial -gates 'arid an
ornamental metal fence,raeross the.
front of this century -old burial
ground
-Storie pillars flank the gates on
either. side ,of the, church, and
add rnuch to the appearance• of
the • cemetery grounds. .•
The project is being financed
largely by public. • subscription
i7,nd the fund is short the amount
required to meet the, cost ,of the
.work,
If there are any plot owners;
who. .. , - -
�••--••.�-kaavenP,t�a been contacted, . or
others who may wish to ,aide this
worthwhile work, they are ask.
ed ed to contact, any of the Cern-
etery Board directors,•at an early
date• Some, no doubt, have over-
looked Making: their intended
• donation, . ,•
The Boa . sh
Board plans' to publish• .a•
list of:the.do.
crines in 'The Sentinel
at an early date.
A • service of dedication of the
..'u 'gates will be held later.
EIGHT PAGES
ONIONS ,•OVER POUND EACH
You can generally count. on
Mr W. W. Hill coming up with
something special each year from
that 'vegetable and flower gar-
den of his, in which he spends se
much time and takes such 'great
pride.
This ,year it's' Spanish omens.•
A half • a . cloien, ofthem pi, act-.•
ically filled a six quart basket.'
The three largest weighed. 33j4,,1►bs,
for an average- of a pound, and,
a quarter apiece. 'The three "little
ones weighed only 2% lbs. The
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girth of the largest onion was a
good fifteen' inches.
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COMMENCES' DIETITIAN
DUTIES IN TORONTO '
Miss XvIary.' Porteous'. has ce n
menced her duties •as dietitian at
Toronto Western Hospital, Iler
friend" Miss Edith • Crawford of
Sherbrook; 'Quebec, who .•holds'' 'a
,similiar• position and who •visited
herefor a 'few days, accompanied
Mr. and Mrs: Porteous and Mary
to the. ;city' on ,Sunday; •
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• Mary attended Alma College 'at
St Thomas for-, two :.years and
then spent -three years at °Mac, ,
Donald College,; Quebec, where
sh e received her degree' of Bach
elor . of Science in Household
Economics:
• ENQAGEMENTS ..
Mr. and .Mrs, Earle Hodgins. of
Holyrood are happy' to announce
the 'engagement of their daugh
ter, ,Shirley . Eliza'bet'h, to Donald
George, son:of Mr and Mrs. Rab
ert 'Donaldson of.'Teeswater, The
wedding to take place : September
20th in Teeswater United. church,.
Mr., and • Mrs. Robert 'Lyons
Wish to announce the engagement'.
of their ,elder • daughter, . Doris;
Eveline, to'..Howard/ A. Culbert,
son of Mrand Mrs William A:
Culbert, . R.R. 1, Dungannon, the
marriage to take place the latter.
part Of September:
Mrs. Dorothy (odwin,. King-
sten, ;Ontario, announces the en
gag meet .Of her daughter, Sybil
Vivian, .R.N.,:.to Harold Gordon
Gaunt, grandson of Thos: G.
Gaunt, Wingham, Ont. The Wed-
ding to •take place on September
27th at
5 ,p
.in.
in @u
e
en St
. Un-
ited
Church, . Kingston.'
FALL FAIR PRIZES..
NOT. -LISTED IN 11001 E.
'At the Fall Fair next, week
there will be sections for Rhode
Island Red .cockerels and R.I.E.•
pullets. These are not •listed
.the prize • list, but will be in Class
•21, •sections 11 and 12.
" In Class" 24..for the best dress-
ed chickens, there will be second
and thirdprizes of $2:00 and. $2.00
in addition . to the first .prize.. of
a lady's •'nylon, gown valued: at
$10..09:
A'TT'RACTIVE SIGN
At Stewart's' Decorating 'Shop
is' a_Catchy _sign painted'. by .their
son Allan who is a . commercial,
artist in London,: The -Sigh'', shows"
a red. Indian 'clutching' a bat ancj,
'.'; and read' �g'below "Cleve-
land for sure in W52'•'• Giving,
it • local touch. Philip Stewart
,pasted . the word Lucknow 'over-
top -of Cley and. •
WAWANOSH ,LADY PASSES
The death of Martha- Ferguson
est awanosh. Township oc-
carr
of Wed 'on Monday i Wingham,
I•iyears • She' was2 of
age. The ;funeral service will be.
held on Thursday at 1,30 p.m. at
the 1/1cLennan,M,ac'l .enzie Mery
oriel Chapel where the •re riaiiis
are
•f resting rteV, George e Wa
t
t
Will condact the service and in-
terment
will 'be "vin °D!�nga`nnon
Ceinetery, •
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THAT a recent. letter from Mr.
' • and. Mrs. W. B., Anderson, wire
have .• been touring • the. British
Isles, mentioned 'thatthey had
been visiting •in ,Aberdeen' with
Mr., and .Munro, the parents,
Mrs. Harvey:Hall.", - •
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THAT Mrs. Wellington Hender:
son and three daughters, Mrs.
Mac Graham, Mrs. Doug
Trench and Miss Lois Hender-
son, recently spent a few days
in: New York, making the trip
iby:, air from Milton :to'the A.m-
erican:.metropolis.
,
THAT • George Hassall,. •w+ho has
' been in Wingham Hospitll since
,stiffering'•a heart attack a few
weeks ago, is ,convalescing!• at
the home •of his brother Joe in
London.:. George • will be off.
work for . timet
SHEPPARDTON DISTRICT
BUYS FARM.' IN .
Ernie Crawford of town has
entered into anagreement to buy.
Matt MacDonald's 75 -acre farm in
the Sheppardton district south of
Port Albert, which is . Ernie's.
home 'community. Possession will
not be' obtained until next spring.`
It • is Ernie's iztenti`on- . td. 'move
his, hatchery and (brooding equip-
ment • to the 'farm,, where .he will
have •'range .,accomodation for his
poultry: The. rawford. , family
will° move ,to the farm and their
'harm here will be for sale. •
Ernie plans to continue his feed
businesshere• under the .manage-
ment of Clair Johnston,
'ADAPTS: HIMSELF:
TO' LOSS OF HAND
I .It is just about ayear ago that
g•
Jim. Wilson .of • West' Wawanosh'
lost his right hand in a corn for-
ager, n-iachine but: the accident
hasn't. dampened :Jim's • cheery
outlook nor stopped: him' 'from
'carrying on moat 'of his farm�.dut-
ies. •One thing he can't do (unless
with; one hand): :is milk caws but
he, tooak• his place in*the flay, and
harvest faela, .;•this- summer '•. and;
there's not' much around the•'farzn.
- that '• stunnps ' him, even though'.it.
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may0slow him'. up.
Jim had • the hand. taken off,
some yet.
below the wrist point;, losing the.
—o thumb and all.,. fours fingers.
THAT, the annual field.' day of
the Lucknow District High
School will be heldin the. C'al-•'GETS::WE LLAND;
edonian Park on Friday after
noon, . September 26th. 'AIRPORT. . POST
THAT George ,Kennedy sittended`
.the Hereford ' Regional Show at
Mount :Forest on • Monday, • in !
his official capacity as president
of the Ontario Hereford As
sociation. Georgewill also at
tend 'regional shows this week.
at Orangeville and Seaforth
and was previously at Dres-
den. • ,
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THAT, the Kinloss Township.'
school bus, .driven by Harvey
Webster, has' a near capacity
load of .fifty 'students:' Seven
late starters .have increased his
High School student to forty,
plus •,teen:<puublic school children
from the Sixth Concession sec
tion. Harvey's trip takes him'
' ar
• to Ka.ng f, a s well as east and
• west on the Durham Road a
'short distance.
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THAT ...Alvin Hamilton, Con, 2,
In -4a on yTownship; has bought
the, freme shed at the north-
west corner .of the .'Caledonian
'Park • fronn, the,. Agricultural
'Society.
' , moo---= • .
THAT . we . had a subscription
order, last week from FO. J.. H.
Barger, son of Mr: ,and Mrs:
'Howard .'Barger- of Ashfield.
Aim, who ;presently ,is "way
down here in the bush". at the
R.C.A 1 . station at 'Chatham,
NeW7Brunsik, wants to keep
in touch with wh,ait's' happen-
ing
appen5Wingin the. old home town;
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THAT'. Rev; Grant .Meiklejohn
will' conduct anniversary ser-,
vanes ._at.•.Port....Albert United:
'Church on Sunday.,.Rev. Geo.'
'Watt of Dungannon will",have°
charge -of. the services here,
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THAT in renewing his Sentinel
subscription:. ► A. (Tornrny)
Thompson of Tweed says 'they
• didn't make it to Lucknow dur
ing, the holidays; but hope to
before •.d.another year • • rolls
of
I kinsn rt
THAT .Ken. o� o
...:� so
Mr. and Mrs. Wib Hodgkinson
of ' Wingbam, suffered a frac-
tured collarboYie in, a rugby'
,Scrimmage,
THAT the old, wooden , platforrn
at the C.N,R, depot has been
repraced ;iby a modern asphalt
•strip. , • { �j Fruit Market':
• Melvin R. Stewart, son of Rev.
J. W. Stewart, forinerly of Luck -
'now, has been ,appointed manager
of the. airport at Welland. He had
been • assistant .mlt.nager ° for. ' the
past Year of the ,Waterloo=Well
ington airport' ;at. Breslau.: '
Mel was othe first' Student : to
obtain instruotorship rating. at
the Waterloo. field He is 26 years
of f,age and enlisted: in the.
R:C.A.F.,i during.`., World. '.War . II,
as ;soon , as • he ' was of age.'
He started :his - post-war ' flying
career 'at the Waterloo rairport,
and was the
tain : his commercial license as "a
member of the Waterloo -Welling
ton Flying Club.
During the, .past sui caner Mel
took a course for instructors : a/:
.
Brantford and•assisted .with the
instruction of air cadets who were -
studying under 'scholarships.'
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart.' ,(form-
erly Lorraine -•-Dennie') and---two-
daughters Dawn and Judith Ann,
are taking up residence at Well-
and this week. The whole fa7ri.
is air travel minded and they.
frequently. fly up to visit ,at her:
parental home. here.
• ' MARRIED AT ;MIMIVO
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STEWART - STEWART ---" On.
Monday, September &th, 1952, at
6.30 :o'clock, in •the ,parsonage of
Wesley United Church,• • Mimrco,
by,, Rev. Harold :Stainton, Violet
Stewart, daughter of Mr. George
Foreman, to Rev. Joseph .: 'Stew-
'art:.
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T ,NAL
'VVOINT>RNA IO
CHINESE , TENNIS TUUR' NEY'
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Fran Chin • of Lucknow and
Henr Lowe Toronto • won the
Y� ,
men's double trophy at the Chin-
ese Eastern 'International Open
Inivitation Tennis . Tournament
which was held' at the C.MR
tennis club on Labor Day "week-
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It was the' first tournament•of
its kind ;to 'be "held' in. Toronto
to.Which'playera canine from Mon-
treal, Ottawa, Peterborough; Lon-
don,. Hamilton; Detroit, Fort Erie.
and Fort
THAT a frame , building was
.moved into town. Thursday as -
an addition at the• rear 'of the
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FALL' FAIR NEXT
WEDNESDAY
Next Tuesday and Wednesday,
September - 23rd and 24th are `
show days in Lucknow, andtihe
Society is ,doubling its efforts this
year to 'make ' • the 87th annual
fall:fair far an . outstanding success;
Amore attractive looking prize'
•list should steep. up • 'both indo'or"
and ' outdoor exhiibits, with . the
school ,children's' competitions
probably being more keenly con-
tested .than ':ever 'before.
The h show 'gets 'underway
with
• a •monster S1C3hool cl`iiIdl en, s pair.
ade and twobands^the. Lucknow
School Ba
A glance atthe •grandstand list
•of entertainment - ind'icates there
won't be- a dull :moment all 4day; ;
Highlights should be the : tractor
rodeo ;'which is . attracting many
'prospective -competitors and the
square dance contest.
',Ralph Smith's: hurdle jumping.
horse and his trick horse "Silver
Bell", . will.provide . something of
the unusual sand he and lis ,wife
Will ' give an exhibition with tihe `
lariatand roping,; ` ,With this •
troupe . is. Jinn•• Stedman?,the.
yodelling :cowwboy. '
`' The evening entertainment *ill
be an amusing '.play : "Aunt M in.-
nie from Minnesota", which. will
be
rbe presented both Tuesday and
Wednesday night. Those Who, can
are requested to attend the first
night ‘as'.the,.Fair "Night crowd.
frequently overtaxes the,. capacity
of. the -hall, A •:dance 'will follow
Wednesdiay 'night's coricert with
music, by Jack' ' Henderson's,• ' or_,
,chestra
Secretary A. T. MacNay re
quests that exhibitors have :their.
entries in On Monday '°to•':relieve
the, ;congestion' on: Fair days..
ESTABLISH :WELFARE OFFICE
The Honourable W A: Good-
fellow has :announced'. the ap-
pointment of Walter Chalmers to
head the District • Welfare Office
located at Wmgham.ii
eMr: Chalmers' w.be respon-
Bible for provincial welfare act-
.ivities m the Counties' of Bruce,
Huron 'and Perth. In addition to .
the, Wingham office, local offices
ill e mainin t
_ seriak.
` and aitfordtatoed aWve:lerton these
areas
b.SStr
The staff in the District Wel-
fare'
elfare' Office ':are mainly'acoiicerned
with • the . administration of pro-
vincial
welfaren:Amonmes,
chiding . Disability ,, Allowances,
•Old, Age Assistance, •Blind Per
sons' Allowances. : and Mothers'
Allowances, together with 'the *x=
amination . of ° direct relief ac-
counts.'
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PORT ALBERT • 1.0
LOCAL. PARISH ..
Effective this • Sunday, .Sentoni-
b-er7-21st the . congregation. • of
Christ Church,' Tort Albert, wjll'
rejoin• • the local ,parish of Luck-
now, Dungannon and Ripley, caro.-
der,. the rectorship of Rev. H. 'L.
Jennings,. who' Came to St. Peter's:
• this 'summer succeecin,g Rev. 'A:
5.., Mitchell: •
The Port Albert parish was: as-
sociated with ,Goderi0 , the ;past
few years during the- pastorates
of Rev. Tavener and Rev. :Mitch=..'
ell. . • •
••Since', joining with Goderich.
the Port Albert congregation has;
:been under •theministry of Rev.;: •'
B. H. Farr, who, .after seiven' years
in Goderich Reaves this week, t.p R.
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assume `hes new duties at 'St.'
John's'Church; .Sarnia, •
• . First service at •Port Albert, 'un-
der Rev.' Jenning's ` incumbency
' thisSunday 'afternoon
will be . 'Other services on the
at .
,.
3,30 p.ln, 'O
circuit that dray will be at Ripley
in, the' morning, •]Dungannon at
2.00 pan. . and at St Peter's oat
7 30 'p:nv;: 'wher''the first of series'
.of Harvest Thanksgiving' Services
in the- pariah will, be ,held, •' y ,
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