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THE .Li CKNOW SENTINEL,W
LUCKNO,
L.H.S ' CHRISTMAS
EXAMINATIONS
The High School Christmas.ex-
THE i LUCKNOW SENTINEL
I,ucknow- Ontar> ►,•...
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Memlaer of -The C WN A.
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L. C. T drnpson, Publisher and 'Proprietor '
Wednesday; January . 1st, 1947
Established' 1873: Publish M„ ach Wednesda
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Tg$- HQUSING' PROBLEM' • LET U.S RESOLVE
Bold of 494/, there
threshold
.:: _.. u know .is, not On the .
:The ,fad that L G ., never was a time in- the
alone confronted with a, housing probably
of this ; Village ,when
i .. •:�_ i --so.1 .: to ,. hi'st4rY ,, , ; : t o r
thob`Ierrr, . - greater .opportunitie5:;1ay a • 1
those: who . cannot, ;,•.find ]wing -
at ,the Abest, in- door. Being • surrounded ' ;by a
• quarters here, or
• accomodation. T hi s. prosperous„ rural community and
problem again to the fore, "arid having:. within, our Midst -'stro strong
problem isv tand rogressive industries, Pro-
.
,should. halve; the'serious'consider progressive .. •
in the .corn- vides the basic• essentials for:
anion of•: everyone • . surging'ylahead•tcf bigger .and-bet-
During
and bet''
xninatY, '•• � . � .
u :in the' year'. the 'Village ter things. . ie ;will 8o I
u r Bu.t . our bpportunit: S•. , f Grade: xI.. ,_
Council. nasi looked: iiia'. severalthe' civic mind- ssed in: all.. subjectS__Shirley:
.' ° d to assist in the fo naught unless. .
Pa
seed
designed • the ;, comYnunity" pint .their .!Sherwood, '"' 79, • Alex MacTntyre,
roblem; but each a • in M t
of -this p e
•
easing.77 Maym
appeared. to.'•,have its ,obstacles so.
...far, as 'local application was con*.
' eerned.' - •, -
.
erns ..
•
-.. 'Wartime H .plan.
•. 'Wart ........... ...
called for units. of ' :50 houses
GNTARYQ' . .
Wednesd ►y
X
anudii,y
amination results .are this year
on a different basis than ° form`
erly, the standing being Oven on
the average mark in all, papers:
written; with, those who passed ain:
all subje and those whq'failed,
in one or. more, being, listed. 'sep-
aratelye To pass on .all subjects
a' mark of at,,eleaSt' .50 was re'-
quired in each subject.
idual reports have been.
. _>`n�liv _
submitted,.to the parents.
;XIII
Grade • ,�
ll•- . Passed in all Subjects• --Mary L.
Porteous, 73; Mohd.Crispin, '
K°' ARD$
FILES`
THROHGH ThE. SE1 'I1NEL':.
•xt Year;- Ago
'At a gathering at Dr, Tennant s:
home the presentation of a cutter
robe and driving :17a
oves was Yna4e
Rev.. Mr, 'S'haV tom''. 'Paul's .Episcopal hurch in Ltick
n Jim • 'Huntepurchased-; ,
y � the
m�► ,
old frame .school house frons the
o - 41 0 .. and ,.. started
trustees . f r $, 9 .
'tearing it :$own,' a '
D. •O Cameron; son °of Rev,: 'D.
68
Cameron, passed • his examine-
,
'
. • :. .: Chin tions ars barrister ,at, Osgo�de. Hall.:
Catherine Gibson, 57•, Sam ,,i Opening' of• 'the. new brick
Failed• in one or more 'subjects
-2 Patricia Miller, 59 : Mary L.
Johnston, Ivan' Lloyd 54.•
occurred suddehly'�at Biaekhorse.
At the annual meeting. of *the,
•Whitechurch. Cheese and Butter
• Ccs„four of the old directors'were
re-elected, F. Henry, Win; Mar-. �.
tin, av-in W: l$on` and John Gil-
lespie. . Wm. Purdon' .succeeded
Mr., Pettypiecg who retired.
• 'W.. Millyard, a student 'at
S.• ]Viill
the Ontario College of Physicians ,
•
and_ "Surgeoxis spent'the;, holidays "_:
a
at his home here:
• Tho son tax collect-
QViiliam . • � �
Or for •West 'Wawanosti;: reported
,that all.but •.$54 of the taxes had : t
been collected,
Miss Mary . E. -Murray •of Para-
mount .resigned as: •teacher
Crewe• school and, was succeeded ,
by' Miss :' Margaret •- 'Kilpatrick.: ' • '
Mrs:. David Clow •. of ',White-
church. suffered .:a' broken leg •
when she fell while c rrying; an
armful of wood.
Twenty., Years Ago
•The.:death :,occurred .at Holy
rood of 1Vlargare , Ifakeir. ”"
The. death of Angus Cameron
occurred. in • Vancouver. •He was : •.
R. D and' •
Kenneth Cameron -of Town
• • Dr. W. R. Ha ably • sold; his
Win ham • practise to. • Dr. !W. ' H
g
Colborne .
. h rt
•
Albert •Boyd'.was seriously u ,•
'wlien'•' he .ge.:11 some thirt feet
coon., from a :tree..:. while c o g ,
ox
or'
left:f T
Thompson • W F:'T P
•onto to , accep a positr
teaching : staff.
-_i. MacDonald •::of= hoclialsh,:
Alex=:-MaGDonal
and Milton,:Bruce :of Whitechurch
.Coped •the prizes:in •.a locaj
trine• fidlers contest in the under.
•
•
which was':'beyond the require-
ments • and 'as wellwere
m,
Yeterans, and
--.-abs-�-'.
and on a rental basis.They eau
she 3'derS.' co=operatively to.the
wheel for the • common good...
There are: ,many -excellent . resol-
A :
• is
utions one might make in this
connection In. ina1Cy , cases wtlus.
New Year enthusiasm.' ;may` be
shot : through . and . through, • but
not. 4without some civic good be
Irwin 76; argare .
Gham •-71• Jes e''Marshall, 67.
ra , . . � .
Failed in one or 'more' subjects
'--Fames;Barger 61; .• Dorothea
Macintosh 59.
Grade
, :PP�,,s.. sed• in�;�all subjects Jean
Tay* 78; Ardonna Johnston 77;
in
not be :bought by an. individual. Let us- resolve•
Plan, interest in.
The . integrated
++�M�--.e ^ !po take afl. active
.put the onus 'up to 'contractors, municipal and • civic improve
p
undertake o bur 121 hose ;who don't
when would merit • matters:, T • ,
'groups '.of,homes, for which they a little. right' to criticize
` would' receive' bonuses •of : from ,hav s u ort local:merchants and
To. s, pp ,
theGov
400. If.not, ` dived •
OO`ta.
in
3 toand
I.�
y•.•` home' industry
imrYera w$uld- on. ally•an `co ec ive y:: s
,the �endsef a year. Priorities • the present hotr'sing.°shortage.
• 1 given under this
materia s were • , e.
. . ` To work.' together: to the Mut
plan, but` 'no guarantee- that auit ,of both�
'ahs o. •' be obtained; ,.' - ual interest and :benef ; .
''m ai;eri
urban and, rural:' folk ': ,
.. en .th w
e.• the 'National
Th. ..
`'iron•
re
u
Plan in. effect's for, sev= To ;consider' plans � for ;a .
Housing,- ,
whereby. 'the individ • 'in in, Lucknow m in the not too far
• ,::: , ' eraT � ears, when y•
J.. Y `vat 'stance. '
his =� rl
-;. uah a •rs 17 •
Bernice a • • is - o, lif e
church built by the Presbyterian
congregation at . Kinloug'h, • was
announced .for January 2nd, :1887
- with special 'Sunday` ,,services
morning, afternoon :and evening
and ' a •:supper and.. program on
Monday ,evening; Total .;cost of
the . building, 3640 with a 12x12'
brick :' porch, was about $2,500 but
was' reduced considerably by the
amount '•of' volunteer assistance.
On December 22nd, Rev W. 11.
Moss united 'in marriage ` James
Henry , Phillips and Frances • Al-
ton, daughter of • Mr, .and
Black 73;' Betty Marshail '173;
;Eunice Reed :71, 'T
Faile in one or more subjects'
:e 68; •Lawrence
-,=Jean • Treleav .n ,
Salkeld.. 61; :Margaret • MacPher.-..
soli '59;' Dorothy Gibson 57;, Eileen
urves'66; BettyIMiller 51 Lorna
=receives the advan-some of
t and recachieve :
Contract, TO strive ', to , �,
rnment 'pian•` in•. : • �, and
leges • of. a Gove P those `'things which' .vire, lack
financing : the ' deal, 'but` with' no i.. important'to <our :wet-
• : gwhich :ane.
riorities :dn;rnaterials, •and., progress..— •ess..-- to mention
•';:..P • .. ills=
, ~Earle __ P.
'But, hi spite .of all the : des- recreational centre a
advantages. an • •• • ra ' . ni
these plans,• surely there is"sonie
solution' to this '°housing conun
drum;'`' if citizeYis' of the Village;
would work co-operatively, and'
'.zein"selfishly , to that e d. •
et
uracil s re-•
�Co
�srs
nosh
Mrs: John .Murdoch of Ashfield
sed away ` at the age : of 82.
pas Y
11 ; concluding his duties.': as
• hoof Mr,'.
. xsc
Grey ria.
Gr
ac� t Y
te •
James.: MacDonald was presented'
'with an: easy chair.. The address.
he
• al •t.
behalf .+of
b
' on 1
ned
enry
Hudson• and Andrew Lockhart
''at
A. : similar ,event '.;took , place
Paramount' School: where ` Mr.
r
three
ne
after s i d
'Horton. re g.,' years.
as teacher He •was presented
gift. of, • one • by Jaines'
Lois 'with"a. g , m.
,. Murch so rand lohn C.'
_: A aively nomination meeting'
- eld ' with the: town hall law
•walla,
suit as : the ; chief, bone . of con-
ittle 50; J Brennan 45: Gwen was 'sig
: Stewart 45.
• • : I pupils by ,John •Mc1ntyre,
Grade
all " sub ects-Mary
Passe ' in. J
0'' 'Ray Stanley :'76•, Joyce'
Chin 8
C Y
h
Campbell 76 :Mary :Anderson. 74;•
•74• Marion .Nichol
Viola; Cooke, , ,,.
son 72; Gwen. Treleaven :71; . .
• i"Johnston ; • Joy Johnston 69;
r'w
It is the Village"
hi in
• rs
•de
. sponsbility. to give leadership; P,
this 'matter, but the :.solution' does
l y \within their.ower:
..not lie. sole„ .P
____ t -o',68 -;--.Don• --C-ameron
Ji�ri Morriso
07; Jack •Stuar 63.'
:. ' Fail' d in `one a r more', subjects,
_ tendon. There was upwards 'to
-=Mary Murd
some; a. rec. a uai 65,. 'e en
Q g.
s'v imm ng pool',' a hospital, a i .:.::
• :, ass Farrish 60, •,.
• ns 48
.Llo•d
•' to •th Robert , Y
• • attention.' It `�52' R 1...y
ons ' a strict a I Bo ,
pay
town and .our rtne• '46.:•
ice' 'of our Cour Y
•
:�appea�ca ,�
ozne ,..
och' 1 5; DonaldaMc
300 persons at the meeting with'
1 e' ruin•fi4- Dora - i o err width
nant :gialifying for.the •+eeveship:
:Candidates for council' were W.
Melhs John Grundy, D. Camp
bell, W S : Holmes, , ' W . Alibi,
rund'
Adam Thompson 'and'W. G .� y
hotel, Clifford MacMillan illie
h s.
Grade,
To press ;f, r better street light- passed° i all subjects—Juanita
• s n•t a Town Doris Lyons 79 • ` Ray
,Ing and fire. escapes o • h _ I win 79 Y
Hall:
•
•
- To celebrate at least one of our
_Basically it is a problem of `the �i' rather .than` close
public holidays.„
•: •' . individual,' Mit he has:;the right . ,•• '
'd , up the town 'completely and per-
to expect and demand the assist-'• Tri runnin off to'other Points.:
list• g
ante of: an 'energetic and .infli
iral o g- emir
in the interest of . everyone with-
in i to see
,that he
'Telt
manic
in the P Y
gets it:
'In � an u g
no nein the launching pf
an' evangelistic '''"Fighting At.
tack" Campaign which wily con'=
thine 'from.January •lst to -Easter•,
Sunday,. General Albert Orsborn,
Saivation Army world leader said
in 'part: "Of all - the • processes of
rehabilitation :that areibefore : the
worldi, the most urgent is at .of
w � g
'•resto . ng
ri a recognition .of and:be-
lief` in spiritual values;.`A renewed'.
moral' ,and .'spiritual ,_:atmosphere;
must,be given to the world before
Any, of the programs before Man
can have any hq e''.nf •success":
• p •
'' Ved and to. bear in
Highway 86 •pa , -. Da�iid Bar 'welt. 61 .
Villagegis strate
mind that, theone or ore subjects.
Failed .in m
icall• ' located in °having;:.': this. Johnston `69; vsinne
Y -Bruce
highway pass through our main '?Mag offin.'e4; Mae Irwin 59; •Sher-
street • ,~•
r. ,
MacKenzie 78, Gladys ` Milne '76, :. F•ortr Years :Ago
•50: class. In the .over. -50: class the.
ere; -I£., R----McKKe-h•S e.
�rxl�rers�-`vw
and .Dan ; Geddes . `.
Rob:et't- :Conn' ;was f-atally-" Tit
j•ured. in a woodcutting accident
at the.'farm:: of Reuben Tiffin.
Jack . Cantelon,: • a member of
five: years, _''wase transferred :�to
M eafojr
• Duncan 'Stewart, a Cain House.,
•
en lo'.'ee, `*as ''called-to•'Duluth. ,,
p,.Y ►.
on acco nt • Of the .death of
sister who was ; . accidehtally•
electrocuted, n
died
fie d
Ah
1
`' of s
'Bowles,.
' m
rfrom a stroke: He: was
in Condo
in~iiis 57th
year..
Robert' Johnston
R'e;�ve r ..
aired after,, ., holding •the •••..village
.,reeveshi for -ten years. , He.' was,
P
uthAnderson :75; ° Shirley :John Gallagher;The death of Jantes G
Y
n' -74 - 'Mori Chin • 73, :Keith ;' ” ' c red: in
to �. a .native of Lucknow, • .c ur
Til atrick 73 • ane Johnstone' 72 oungwife
P • > T,oronto:. Besides his :.
Margaret Chin 72; Gail` MacMil= • andP arents.'he wassurvived''.•by
len 69;
"Int re 69 ; Joan' Allan Mac Y �. twb" siste-rs, Mrs, 'H . Mathers: and.
• r TARE TIME,`,: > .
'Take time to . work—it : is the
price' pf ;success. • . '
• Take time to think 'it is "the
• Soui;ce of'. power a • • • • ,
Take time to, play -=it •is the
. l' -.'secret of :perpetual youth.
Take time to • read -a• -it' :is the
'fountain of wisdom. •
;,Take time to be friendly -it is
'the ' teal' to .happiness..' •
Take tirrie`. to dream -Lit is
ching ' your wagon . toa star
Taketirtie to love and be loved
mit
is. the` privilege of the gods...
Fake time to look around --it is
�tortis}�oa t day -.to be selfish; a -.
Take :time to .'laugh- it is the
music of the soul,
To 'support• and. be• 'faithful 'to
our; :churches and to lied iii her'-'
mo y. and'to-operation• with; our:
neighbors.
a e -a a er::
P. A. Malcolmson. was • appoint
ed deputy judge of Bruce County
during :a leave of .absence grant-'
ed .JiudgeKlein:' .
ley •Robinson X59;: Kathleeif' Lane ' The •death' of Beatrice Baechler
59; Gladys Gibson • 59; .Lorraine .I
MacDonald 58;_ James°• MacMillan
57 • ...Harold Cooke 56 Patricia
'.
MacMillan 53,: Ar'nb�ld '' Ross •52• ,
ma e e 'Ina arinan Toth: ac n
TO eac �, ald 51; Ops Orr'. g0 Lorne Cardia •
- pital, Toz`onio, Spenf the Christ-
:vel. .and !'endeavour +• to :five
resol
L•
stepped up: by acclamation. "W. J...
n
Spindler filled the vacation on •the
Council Board; . the other ineni-
:hers being' Robert
Buswell and Robert Mullin
-ST.
Mrs. E.: W 'Rice will be hostess:.,
for , he rneeting.'of the W rnen, ;
• l Inst a to be heid Thursday of
• .Miss Zona oN'ewtoii.' student �
' 51 T' is •'i , .' s os-:
` D • - L r'e at the. Chi dren . H
nus t
good. T• h•' .'._k 'his', Own go
..56;. Robert MacKay. 49, Dorothy rias week -end with her parents,
them out... .„
o
•,M'i :TOWN.'
My townis a place where' my
home is '.founded,where my” vote'
• is cast,g :where m' neighbors dwell
, " y
:*and,,, where; my life' is 'chiefly liv-
ed; It supports `me and I •support
'is not only with to*es; but .withal
loyal participation• in, all moves
to make. it better:
My town needs my'citizeinship,
. -artisartshi P
xio� my P p► my friendli-
ness,' net my dissension; `iny syn
pithy and intelligent support, net.
my.indifference or knocks. '
Gammie 49; Audrey Smith 49:;
Grace Cooke 48,• Marie Srnith 48
:Jack''Mcrtiltzillii 44;. Galvin Gibson
'43;•:Winnifred 'Stewart 41.; Bobby
Taylor 9 Donna . Hamilton ..34;
Donald .Ferguson 30: ••
FOURTH' :CONCESSION
Rev.. and • Mrs, _ G; iVi,' Newton ,
•• Christmas holiday' visitors in
.the coin unity included • Miss W.
D....Rutherford 'Of Kirkland °Lake.,
•Miss Helen • Newton of Ottawa
and Miss Joyce Newton of. Wheat-'
ley; 'Miss Norma Weatherhead of.
Alton, .Miss :Grace . Weatherhead
of 'Holyro',od; 'lit' Charles 11ilcQul:-
lin of Zurich at their homes here..;
Mrs "and Mrs. A extMurdie and
Bobby. •'•of ,Toronto and Mr,' and
�ternoon, January 2n8,•,
nd`.•Mr • Neely Todd and
+ •Mr;'' a s•
David' • of ,Stratford' -and Mrs D.
' Catharine
J;. McIntosh :of St. Cat
were holiday , visitors . with M
end' Mrs D'; Todd
T. •
From Itain 'To. Zero
:The .week -end .brought :a va.r- :
iety' of weather ranging from rain
to a: near.. e,ro• 'temperature, On
Friday evening' a .torrential.—rain.
•• Happy 'New 'Year: fell ,and' continued into the early
Miss Laurine Martin of Toronto ?.our's of Saturday .-morning. .`With';
her • the "catch basin'' : in ' 'front" « of
p ,•strias with parents,
s ent •Chir
Davisonls Store plugged tiitMr ,MrsRMartin MrsMelBrownof Kitchener
, Mr, Graham MacDonald
of Tor-' snow and .ice, the .Maine . Strcyc t
were. Christmas visitors with: Nin. - .1'
I
onto is spending 'the heli '
• i
days at and' Mrs: rt Wtods,' • ' was flooded at this point ant
My. " town supplies •me with, l his home., 1Vlr, and. Mrs• Ronald :R thWell the drain was. opei�ed:.. A .drop in
friends,education s c h o o Ps 1VIr4 R.. MacDougall returnied, o.". 4
of Norwood spent ChriStrhas with terrLperature left' . highways '�i
trade •entertainment h f i`ui hospital I,, d ,
churches,. ,
I
th l ti
U.
home roin London '•'e a• .
latter's parents 1VIi and •Mrs sheet of ice on S'aturd with
•
recreation' .and the .right to free .Where d for- a few - n °
• .. he
as corn• ine . •
rno al. citiienship It .has SS11 ne •`•,, v u..K ,a ; ie g snug very Well.
t ins that are
rs.' G, S• `McIntyre and little*
better.than•otlieis, daughter Blanche was with Kinn
thd. da The hes: rain ' ' vrE''1�
h . g son,Donsyd of Meaford ar'e•hol'_ y
. for- few - days, i
,The best things l will; seek too . : °:. ,, conned iia 'sura • sections .y,b.ev. :
• • ; .and • the worse .
: Miss Anna Graharti of.. Toronto..day visito'S with her. parents,, Mr,
make •
better; and 'Mrs, W 1• Miller a water' supply shortage has •
-things X will Help to suppress. it SP>ent:a few' holidays at home: n ,...._
Geer` .e 'Mid"dleton' of Lo don•• } Mi,. yin 1Vltrs, Cdr tinned to 'be a problenl on 'many
is my, town and as such is ,en- g xt d don
Miner •oi Y
titled to the best there'is. spent Christmas da at his. home; •
l�rr me,' T ^rl<,n were
rrurne for ...Christ,
•
y
• :41,'•%_t ''tilato•x* "AINO •11,tait- _ '
tie** '0.ia-:ala 'tfE*,t+‘!
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