HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-10-19, Page 1,$2ig0 Yearly In Advance, — 50c Extra to U.S.A.
PIONEER RELIC.,S
AT -ART ART DISPLAY
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•• The studentsand staff, of Luck-
; . now High School have been ,cwn-
,bining 'their efforts to assemble
a local 'museurn •of .pioneer relics
and to this end their effortshave
been ,q e s ocessful; .
The ollection to<date contains
numeros articles „including a
pioneer'''ox •yoke,••. cradle,.musket,.
, spinning wheel, sword',: etc., etc.,
and almost daily. the, mtseuin' is
in
grow,,.g:aa others. unearth ,som e
relic or .+curio to add: to, the col--
lection.
ol-lection.
Each article''has a brief histor-
and ownership; card attached, :and
makes for a .most interesting and
Informative ' exhibit, which will
be featured at: two art dis la '.s
p . �'
which"are to be 'held at the' High
g
School•carprnencing. next „week:
The 'first art ••exhibi•tion will be
held front Monday, October 23rd
at •Monday, October '30th, inclus-
ive. This will feature "Leven.
original ' water, colors by • Canad
lair artists of • .lanelscapes, •;por-
traits, etc': •
•The second exhibition: will b . a
week later from . November '6th;
to :;:November ;'13th and will be
contprtsed. of Early Ontario Arch
itecture nurrubering 22 'panels.,
The school • will be open , each
even* from 7:90 .to 9.00 o'clock:
There, will, be a small admission.
'.fee to defray exile. uses
• TO ASSIST IN OPERATING
LUCKNOW LAUNDRY
, Mr, and Mrs,: lfred .Arrnstrong
••
and
d 3- e =
r
o' "�iu h.
a 1 , d� to • Ju, Y
r l
• have taken'.,up residence -here at
' the homeof il/lr. and Mrs. W:. G.,
Arinstrong, and will assist
•cperation of Arm:stk•ong's Snow
b
White' h to La n r •f Iia n
u d Alred d }aec
Y
• employed' in the Hurleirstone
The local laundry, business has
,develops a : '
strop'•' "abilit� 'to kee ) n with'
.gs v c .�
the work, and :the additional ht+i;ls.
was necessa'ry •and now permits
them :to offer a': pick-up •and'•de
livery service: an family Wash,:
Ings.
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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO, THURS., OCTOBER 19th, • 19.,a0
EIGHT PAGES
TO HOLD BENEFIT DANCE
I',UR INJURED BALL PLAYER
A benefit dance is being held
in the Agrit.ultural IiaJl, Dun-
gannon. on :Friday of this week'
for Allan, Hackett,,son, of Mr, and;
Mrs. Tom Hackett; Con, 10, Ash-
faeld, •who suffered a`severe facia 1::
injury this,,suminer::while • play-
ing
ball' for -t'he Dungannon of -
+ball team:
'The aecident•happened at Dun-
gannon n.a'game against Blyth'.
Allan was pitching for'.the•'Dun-
gannon nine when aline 'drive to'
the mound. •caught,• hint- on the
side 'of the "face • and "knocked
'him eold;r,The blow crushedAl-
lams •, cheek. bone, ••,and • required
surgieal..treatment 'and hospital-
ization :;.'n London: •: He has made'
'a'good recovery from the :injury,
but . not without much . distress,
•
lost time;, and expense, and it .is
with ..this in mind that the ball
players' and 'fans. of` the Dungan.
non eommuni:ty.:.are 'planning an
Allan' Hackett. night" ,on Friday,.
As w.ell'.;is•:the •.dance, there will
,.be '.a Prizedra v.for aa Phil
^� Lea
'mantel radio:
.OPENED cip'cR'N BOWLING'
ALLE'1S :1ST .SAItNIA
A r ecent issue'.o•f The ::Sarnia
:Canadian ObSertier devo:ted.':two
pages to the: anmn�t
n�uncee, • and
complimentary adver.•tisernents, in
connection with the opening pf
1�o•nr wham's -.new bowlingalleys•
in that.' city:
112r s:' Graharm• was .formerly Joy
'Henderson,. daught:er:'of. Mr ' and
Mrs: Well Henderson •
TheG,raba,na•' family .•.recently,
.aiiovi.•c.1: [rein Sett at1b ;d tO., Sarnia
where .: Dui hiis, cr e tetd; a c�om
p:ietely; ileo build n housing 12
flawless. bo« 1 n alley: anda re-'
t'i'e•: hmen•t bar. .'i he alley feature
the. new ,automatic foul line an'd
.the range- finder, two:. features
it •
Srr,i�r.•:
lion s'no`notice in the howl:
ing alley business. pre-
Y'iously operated.:alle:'`s lir Strat-
ford Sed oral` leagues have -,sign=
rd' to plan in }ti» new, Sarnia aud'
itoi>ium: Don's many: friends .here
rt ih
DAVIDTODD `PASSESwish him. the`':best.,of luck
. ,.' , : w .
, in his .'taew:.enter prise
Todd
TheM ° -David
death• r.
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f
who had been • seriously ill in•
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A
PLE
Wingham Hosptal'foi� a. time,: o.c- C (� BS
BEST P
tutted : early Tuesday morning
He was 77 years. of•" age:
•T will be held
,he funeral service. w
?t. his 1 a idence at' St. Helens
te resi
this afternoon (Thursday) at -L2,30•.
o'cldck 'with, interment in Green.-'
bill , Cemeter•
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LA>1)NCH';TICKET SALES ON
REMEMBRANCE DAY DRAW
Lucknow, Legion is planning.
for their 'annual Remembrance:
, :Night dance and bingo, with
Which ,is associated • a prize draw,.
Tickets foE' this arc• now on stile.
Four prizes. are being put up, a
follows:. Ti ' Toy .suit and toll-
coat or: overcoat, Sunbeam
zrrri c-
overc.�at, S � ; .
,;master,• bicycle arid a .parr. of
woollen blankets. .
,A,S1'NIVERSARY MUSIC .'
.LCKNOW UNITEll CIIL t,,
•
11 a.rrr. i
• ,
Organ Prelude: 'That Sheep Ma
y
Safely • Graze" (Bach). '
Anthem:,"Lift Up Your. licks"
(tropkins)
Anth . ._ .. e.lsis, "Mass
em. Gloria in Bxc . ,
in F".—(Concone)'..
Organ Prelude Allegro, A minor
Concerto (Grieg).
100 p.m.
.t)
Ox an _ lu ....,Monar
g , Prelude: Allaa ( 1 ,
Anthem,: "HowLovel , " Are Thy
y
' Dwellings" (Fagge),.
Anthem ''The Sun. ;Shall Be •1\o
More ,Thy Light • By D:ay"•--•.
'('W. oodward) • ,
Mare, ,Quartette: Selected (Um-
. bach, Henderson, Hodgins,
McNay); •
Organ Prelude: '"The Heavens
are Telling"• (Haydn).
DAY SALESMEN;
::Lucknow Cubs'.aiid Scouts held.
a veleY :s iccessfu1 Apple r Day on
Saturday. • Close to ,$170,00 had
been • received by• Saturday night
and s' ecial 'donations to the cam-.
i r , . sill 'cumin ,-in, Fine,
IT• cr1 still r7,
,pa ri, . �, F •.
brisk i\boather,• and` coi:dial'recep-
tion-by
recep-tion"by the pub' c: +gave. encour-
agiment to the 'boys, many' .of
whom : i emained• on. the job.' all
clay. The Cubs Were particularly
energetic stilesrt en,: and were e..;,
sponsibl(' for moit: •of„ the Apple
sales. r"or•k •was.n nde easier,for•
ri}1 enc('rncd } y the fact` that
Joe lVloendl:.t1'. once again ga't'e
use (,i' his' v. cant' ',tore in the
Middle of .thY • main . sti'eet far
use ofthe IVI.J' It/a'tt(rri, .
Pr Pies i•1()r 11ii1'd nioneV collect_:
Cub :Sizer• Hon Tat'ener'.
c(1,.g(a to c>v
CobI ri (.'0 - Baku, who
and
1()tlght 'It tht: record °sures YOf
lE�(. Rite' ' 1.1,2'1. and. a lttirrd.
prize wfw
ill 'go to Ted 'Collyer who
collected . $9.18 the equal of last.
-yeat•'s first ;prize, In the Troop;
prize:; ior• tnc:••t money collected.
�lad kinson, .first and
•gta to, Ken I g
Rod Wraith, second, ,
Awards' for best decorated pas
.leets go to
Cubs Jim. Brewer, 1st;
Ron TaVener, 2nd; and 'ail s: were• John 1`Iall,•
Mar-
shall, 3rd.. ,, `r:i e
clg r
Kett Gair7r
•ion and, Joe MacMil-
lan. In the Troop 'be'st baskets`
were Ken Hodgkinson; first 'and
rel second.
.In e urge* , at campaign head,..
quarters .sere,. Rev; A. 1 ,, Taven-
er, clta}rcptn •. • ,
Floyd L.' Wilson ,,.
secretin y, and committee` 'Man
John • D, Ross. assisted by' other,
member `of the Group.
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•TEST PUMPING
FIFTH W•
ELL
. Optimistic results ' .have been
obtained in the drilling of a fifth
well .south of the, flax :mill. 'A
strong .flow of .water. has• ben ob-
tained and testing .i commencing
at once _as to quantity sand qual-
ity, The quantity appears satis-
factor if it will stand tip to sus-
tained, pumping; .'and a turbine
pump was broughtfrom ;