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• 113E, LUCKNOW , SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, O ,ARIO
AT GRAND. ORANGE. LODGE
IN CHATHAM LAST WEEK
Bert Alton, deputy -master of
Zion. Orange, Lodge; C ,E. Mc-
fonagh, ex -county, master, Bob i
• McCormick, County Master of
West Bruce and Jack,,McCormick,
were 'at. St. Thomas lastpweek at-
tending the .annual ' conventian
of the Grand Orange Lodge of
;Ontario West.
For Mr. McDonagh,, it } brought
back .recollections, that 41 years
jgo he had also been' in attend-
ance at Grand Lodge in the same
city; at' Which time he held the
:office of County 'Master, of West
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AUBURN' ,CHILD 'DIES .OI
HIOHi'VAY.INJURIES :
PARKHILL BAKESHOP OPEN
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The P•arlthill'ibal eshop reopened
for business last Thursday.under
theanagemnent of Mr. and Mrs.
Haro.ld�.-.-Johrustone of Lucknow.
,Donuts, ice cream- and: cofffee
were served by the management
to all. who visited .the store on
opening day and the crowds•were
numbered in the hundreds, some,
even, dropping in after the• shows
that. evening, Many coMplin .e,r ,
tary remarks ever heard concern -
Mg the Priglit, new appearance of
'the; shop and the quality of goods
being turned out. Parkhill stores
'are; again displaying .Parkhill
bread sO that • customers may, or-
der it •with, 'their , groceries. ,7 -
Parklull Gazette."'
jizclrth :range, 'eight'year old
daughter .of Mr. arid Mrs; Arthur,
Grange,. Auburn, died in hospital
in Goderich i about. • Log o'clock
Friday Morning from 'injuries re-
ceived •'when; she was struck • on.
Thursday' ,.afternoon:. bya • car
driven .by 'Wilfred -Plunkett. The
'child was struak as'she Was leav4
ing school abut ,a:;anile :east of
Auburn: She was rushed "to hos
pital by. Dr B. C. "Weir of Au-
burn. ' She .is 'survived by her'
yarding,. and 'two sisters,: Eliza-;
beth „and Margo.. • . . •
• The school remained closed.
Priday, following • Judith's death.
Mrs. mange was form`'eriy Dor=
othy Walters Of Benkniller.
Following •a private service 'at
'the Arthur funeral home, ` a'pub-
lic..,service. was held in• Auburn
in Knox United Church. Burial
*as In Colborne cemetery:'
KINL'OSS FARMERS
TASTE.OF "FIRE AND FLOOD"
two Kinloss Township fanners
have recently had unpleasant ex;
pex'iences. iwith: fire and - flood. A
couple •of'{weeks. ago Geo.' Lock-
•hart had. 'quite a 'battle 'to control
a grass. fire at his pasture farm
on the` . 4th Concession; • A party •
shooting, :groundhogs :,is •believed
.responsible for the conflagration,.
, wch stad frgm a .point at the
roadsidehi;wrtehere. some empty care-
Mons. had, been layingfor a time,
•A carele sly • disoarded . buttcigarettehave started. 'then.,
�a�.. S
could -
d h . he smoke was•first noticed'by.•
Ira.. Dickie, who '• single. -.Banded.
put out the grassfire on the road-,
Side. The• fire' li,ad gotten'r,int:o
the rail fence, buf: didn't appear.
+r` .he. making ' mnuoh headway ancl
'Y Ira left :to 'notify, his neighbor to
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Grou ,
Hunter -ones p eover' • an of water. to pui?
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The May. rrieeting wuas •held •,ta�kat out -the fence.
the borne'• o Mrs. John Hall , with.
an attendance of 24 ladies :and. ' '5
Children. After' singing hymen 497
,the Lord's prayer:. was. repeated
in unison: Mrs Cowan , read. ' a;
passage.•of" 'scripture from. Isaiah:
Several, mutters of business were
discussed 'and final` arrangements•
for the anniversary, •teak were
made. ,Miss Eileen ' Hall gave ,a•
ari,ost interesting talk on' her visit
to Trial, B.C.,aand showed some
snaps taken on her a trip. •Mrs. J..
C, :;Ainiatrong favored with, a solo,
Mrs. 4L Wraiths gave; a reading
anifl s,7-Tom7Arrde'rsam read}
short prayer: Hymn 562 was sung
arid thee`, mizpah benediction ; re-'
pelted., Mrs' . > Iunter. conducted: a
contest' -and all enjoyed•;. a tasty
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lunch :. •�
'q- All Persons Who Own --
arbour .
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ALL•PEItSONS..OWNING Olt HARBOURING DOGS in The
Village of. Lucknow 'Must Register same' at the
:cipal Office: and procure a; license on or . before June
IT IS REQUESTED that dogs be•not alloWed to run•at large
during• the period: to July—lst,L1.950.
DOGS NOT WEARING TAGS and running at large at any
.time are liable to be ' impounded ht the owner's risk
and .expense...
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Manitoba FloOd Relif Fund
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Flood waters have forced 100,000 pecnile:in South.:
ern Manitoba to flee their homes leaving ,all their.:
passessions and.personal belongings behind. them.
Their 'plight `carmot be described . lois and
',damage is beyond estimation. Give to 'help these
IN fellow .Canadians.' The Flood 'Relief 'Fund object- al
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JOSEPH AGNEW, Village Clerk.
. RESIDENTS OF
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You 'Are Asked
we Liberal
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When • George. arrived :' it • had
developed into a lilvely blaze and.
'had swept some distance into his
fields. Quite a . stretch ' of• fence
had to be torn down to halt:!the
fire, .and it was all Ira and Geo.
could do :to' get : the grass 'fire
under igomtrol,: with the latter
suffering, ia' burned hand in. his
efforts and was used up for ten
.days after with a severe cold:
R "Flood" at - Hughes' , Farm .
•` . The "flood"< was at Allister
Hughes' farm; It 'seems that: in.
cutting a hill on fire Sixth Con
cession m .Kinloss 'West•'oi-Ross
MacMillan's, the: weight -of the
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:fill . caused a' neaiiby . culvert to.
sink, so that .it backed •up fi vertu
able lake on , the. north side of
the road:.
',Scott's 'power power equipment was
used to excavate across- the road
and when the opening was made;
the water swept across the corn-
er 'of Archiee" M.cKinnon's farm,
through the' culvert on the Coun
ty ' highway and -.into the catch
basin', in` a freshly -seeded:..field
on. Allister'.s•.farin Btit •the catch:
basin..•eouldn't handle it. .and `the
torrent of ,Water swept':.over the`
•field,'-,gougnig 'a •oqurse of :its
own, deep' -enough ;at one point
to uncover, and possiblyd'aniage
the ixrVaiii 'drain-, through' the
field.
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.11' Ini, Lucknow. Leave, Donations At :
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: Bank ,Of Montreal,' t''' Sentinel Office . 1
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TO HOLD BROADCASTS,
OR DUTCH NEWCOMERS
(Intended for Last Week).
will ObServe their golden wed-
ding at, the. end of, the . week with
'at their horne. 13oth and Mrs.
,$tewart are' enjoying verY.' *good.
health . and .they have the . best
Wishes' of all for many mo're•
niversaries to. enjOy with their
family and friends: '
Mrs. Lloyd IlOdgei,wasrable..to
bring their little baby daughter
pital after removal of appendix
onl .unday, May 7th. .The
'for Which the anxiotis !parents
as well oS other friends are•wery
sWeetness not quite six months of
age and we -hope she is well 'on
the way for growth and develoP-
Visitors With Mrs. p. E. Ander--
son and Carman On Sunday were.
a.liappy reunion,..of the' family,
vvho' !attended. the morning 'ser-
vice at: the Dungannon "United
church for ',the 14aptism of MrS
AndersOn's, little granddaughter,
Heather. Andrea Whitlarm Those
Mr. and Mrs..' George Whitlam.
(Millie), who,' Came back &Om -
Mr, and Mrs.. Robert Stothers
(Helen):, Dungannon, and Mr. and
Mrs: Warren. Bamford (Alma): or
wife of Rev, iG,713aUlch of' South'
Xinless Presbyterian -church is
.teaching the -Senior room of
the Dungannon public ' Schtml,
.suppl.srink'"for riddle of
Listowel, who has' been quite ill
'with pneumonia. A nice letter
was ' received from. the pupil's,,
thanking them 'for get.woll cards
1St.' Paul'S Anglican .chtyclio Dun-,
This summer,: Dutch newcorner..s.
in Ontario , will, have the oppor-
tunity ofk-.hearing the story, `of
Canada in, their own language.
Belgi'nning June 5th, "the Com-
munity PrograrnmeS Branch of
the .Ontario Department of Edu-
cation is sponsoring 'a, series of 13
broadcasts in the Dutch language;
They will ;be heard every Mon-,
day evening -from 9 to' 9-15 p.rn.
ov,.er station CHIViL, Hamilton. The.
piLo g rarn,ine'S are designed to assist
the Dutchne:wcom.ei oto' gain a
clearer insiglt. into the ways . of
fife 'in:their new country.
SPECIALS ,Men's, Boys' •Work
Clothing;..Pants, Shirts,. Overalls
and Ur dei;wear. The'Store • with.
:they stocl , THE .MARKETS •O E,y
Lucknow::,
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:THE TAX R TE in Goderich for
ils a
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rease
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1950• will be � .._.; �
of 10 mills! over 'Ca t year.
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TiURSEAY,, MAY 25th,. 19&4.
SILVER LAKE PILE STEALS.
M4GIS1RATE'S• TACKLE
have frequently, heard of ,•
law enforcement: ofticidls
fiscating. fishing equipment, ,but;
a novel twist to the yarns was
reported on Monday when a 'big
puke literally stole the 'line, rod •
and reel of none :other than His
Worship, Otto McClevis, the istrate of truce. County,.
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- c.orhpany With County• Goaler,
Archie ,Ferguson,' the Cali teas
enjoying a .day's ,r° ast�ti!;.t,r :pipe
at Silver':.L fake, and. haviii
caught no leas than nine' he
. auties ; .
th.O pair N iere.- a.bo it to cull •it a.
day, when the •Mae tiate had
vicious; strike; Just" as. 'he'gave ills
rod the jerk to,hut>l'• fire° fish t. u
latter -.;:made 'r ,dash„ for. fi eedoi".:
'With such violenlce.r.th at . itti ;
�;r a;s p li
file rode f Dili lri e
s '�, gtt
.1ast seen of the hook iii
. ,, lY., sinker, .
rod• and reel •owas `thi";:l<cttei as'it.,
disaripear ecd . into, the, de th • f
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the lake, still spinning as the. big
pike darted away with ,the speed
of a bullet! Since the ..episode
Magistrate iMcClevis has.."'been
obliged to take: a :lot: of razzing.
from .his friends, 'who claim the
fish -deserves a methal' for having .
thwarted: the .efforts of the IWO:..
burly ;law 'enforcement :officials
by making off with the tackle.
Walkerton.11e"raid-.T.imes, _
pert on Monday mccrning attend-,
Observed -at titie Pungannort Un-
ited churCh at 11 a.M. with K K.
Dawson, Sunday School .Super-
intendent in charge. An order of
worship for; Clirsitian.Family. day
-was followed, bY leaflet and the
stOry 'of Timothy leaving home
'with Paul Was, drainatized; by
Irvin and Delniar ' .The,
teacherg and . scholars occupied
the, front. seats and -the Mothers
.of the congregation 'in the choir
were.' placed. near the' .,altar in.
quet Was ,in meMory of the late'
Mrs, 'David Sproul 'by Members:.
of, he'r family: 'A double.duet of
with .and •Mrs., Geo. Stuart:
• The WA:of the United Church
sale 'of: hetne baking in the
Reere.atienal Centre, laucknow, on
Rural Life Sunday • ohser-
Church 'Anne Toad sing
SylVia •Stingel -sang' "Lift
110 Thine • eyes t(i the
An irnPresSie part:. of the ..Ser,
WI -titian -1 and ,Terrel....lan; son of
.Hoopital„....LOnclan, was horne fora
guest of Mr. , and rs. rvin MN
Cabe at 'Windsor last week •
With, her .SistOr, Lamp -nail
The Port Albert school' ball - :The 'June' 'meet ine of the'
,team came up after sehool: on Men's elnstitui6 \yin be 'held' qt
TuesdaY 'afternoon and' ;played the hbrpe 'of Mrs, ••deorgo: Stuart
with Dungannon scheol the Score 'on, ThursOay...1i.ine, 1st. at
being. 31-20 in favor of Port Al- Roll' call, 4.41-1int On the. Care .of.•
Miss Marietta. Stingel.spent the 'Program committee and hostess-
week:end • with'.her Frani( .es, 111Itss Mary Murray. and Mrs.
avage: arid; family of Ridgeway. .cliff Murray.. ,
eveloped and' Printed
24-HOur Service
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The. Quarterly Meeting .Of The
'141.JC)KNOW FISH AND GAME
-.PROTECTIVE' ASSOCIATION, -
Will beihelcl in. The .Recreational 'Centie,•
LPCKNOVV
Monda May 29t
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.'there will be a showing of Interesting
WILI?LIFE MOTION PICTURES
Everyone Welcome