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L LTCKNOW, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 29th,1947
EIGHT PAGES
SHOULD BRING
CRDS.JTQ CLI.N.IC•.
'MpTe then 2000appoe tment;
cards are now in the mails for,
losis :.detebtiof ' y
'x-ra.
the tubercu ,
survey, to be held, In' Lucknow
'Town. Hall • next 'Monday and
Tuesday.
• t emphasis is .laced on
the fact thatta a appoin;trnent cad
'isnot' essential •for' anyone to at-
tend.' f you have not; been:''cen•; .
ten.' I .Y
'tacted. or your. appointment, card
fails: to arl'ive,, you, are urged. to.
attend the Clinic at your conven-
ience, . arid, a card will be made:
out for you by the clerical staff
of local ladies ' who' will be con -
'gently o.n•
duty::.
Fill Out, Bring:. Card
All those receiving appointment
cards are requested. .to fill in. the
information required. `on .the re
verse ,side of the 'card, and to
be sure to bring' it, to the clinical -
This *will speed up .the work, : as
•the'. individual :proceeds directly
to; the x-ray'• machine where his.
or her card is turned in, Cards
ed or ` if.. t e. ar c
h
ot-.f�.11 ea.
t�?� •r'- 3x
forgotten: w`iii "entair.a 'lay wnTie'
•the''clerical staff fills thews `out. •'
'The clinic , w:i11: ,'commence at
9.30. on. Monday:morning with the'
3,e -raying of'. the High School,
h..
pupils. "To accomodate the pros
.pective attendance in •the two-day
Ste " here lila 'e ei t ill b
operated each' evening Until 'ten
ten
:o'clock.. • ,
It is. natural that: all,'appoint=
meets could• not. be, ;,,assigned , as
noted on `.the' .canvas .cards but.
the schedule has .been adhered to
as closer as ossible. If. anyones
Y � p .
fi ieepos •ible-••-to' steep the-
,a ointment• which.; 'has been' set
pF
for there they mayattend ' their,
>. y atr,
own convenience. •
'Morning and, eveningsessions.
are. the�'mo t •,full �,en .a ed`
• • .s,..., y... g g., and
itis;:,
Suggested ikiat. nriyorie Chang,.
.n, ,
g pp e t, 4. -acorning;
without _aroma ::ointinen Should -
:attend
•. t,
:attend the' clinic in the.afternoon.
if at all" ossible.
Trans• rtation .Neede- ?
There 'are.''a : fe ..
w instances
where some may not e' able to
attend
duet •
0
Ick`'
a of`'f' a.n '
r sports-.
tion.,• Possibl your ,neighbour can
� x g,
.arrange e ''to bring •
g you, but .if rro-
such arrangements .can be .made,
an effort.. will be. ,made .'by_ Then
Cl'ansnien
to furnisln�..trarisporta�
WAS. 8;0 ON SATURDAY'
Mrs. David •Huston, of town ob-
ser'vecl her 80th birthday on. Sat-
urday, May 24th. She continue
to enjoy: goad health; and is quite
active. Mr and''Mi Robt, Fisher
of Haznrlton • ind IVtr. . 'and. ,Mrs.
Wille. H;uston., of Detroit spent the
week -end- here; with 'Met, 'Hutton
end. other relatives.
Graduates .In:.Medicipe
hard' 13 releave
TOOK'OVER . NEW
-GIRLS 'TOOK THIRTY -MILE
• ,BIKE TRIP SATURDAY
BUSI NESS' 'MONDAY
Mr.
Mr.. and • '.Mrs. ' William Lloyd
of town left the latter part ,of
the week •fo-e incardine-•tom hake'
their home,' Mr; Lloyd having re-
cently • bought the South . End
,eneral: store business in that
town. Stock•, taking, was held on
Saturday and an, Monday the
Lloyds,were open far .business;' in.
their new stand
n of Harxi B'll d
i carbc u e is amp•. pyment
Men,' and well known here, is• t;Silverwoods Dairies Luckno.
one of 35• students." to' graduate in
. W:
last "Wedn sda - and i hisd
• e Y, n c ,
medicine this year from the Uni- parture'•the firm, lost an employee
vei•sity of Western ',Ontario..
who has; given 25 years of faith.
E;BURNS . PASSES.
Lbers of the Anglicareehurch, aid
Burns r :,i -
of Own • were sadly bereave ci . eXri,plary,citizeis„ Doris end Ivan
,Mr, and .Mrs. Thomas H. wee qui et, unassuming and ex-
' on
Sunday morning by the death -:of are students at ,Lucknow :High
their youngest 'song Elliott, who School. and will remain here for
passed :away : early . that morning. the completion of the term. Both
at his home •in Temple .. City in are ' m_ u ` . ly inclined' :arid Ivan
.9
th 1
suburban "Los • Angeles. 'Word of is •eading membeirs 'of
his 'passing was. received by his the .High, School Band
ir>stlrer` ewaai Detroit arid
t a
'SODDEN FIELDS MAKE
SEEDING IMPOSSIBLE'`
ful and efficient service.
The Lloyd family have many
friends here who regret their de-
parture. They were faithful mem-
'•he; and Mrs. Burns inmmediately
motored to LucknoW'to break.. the
word to the parents.
• ' Elliott' was 'forty` years of. age,
'being born in Lucknow :On Jan- Soaking i,ains that have' •con-.
�•r 2 � 19' on ra uatitinned' With-regularity'for: the'
ua Y OtliA.:. 07 . Upon graduating ng
f r o m Lucknowt Continuation ;past' teri e.. days, hlave brought all
_semen will e. •. . , ii: seedin. efforts to. '' a • com .lete.'
standstill.. Many farmers haven't
•a seed in the. ground. ' ; . , - ,,
In the: '1•akeshore district fields
are flooded or'soak'ed,that re=
ardless of'. what turn the evea
g ,,
ther "may take, little or. 'nothing`
can be accomplished this week;
'I he: end ol�,May-; is -fine deadline.
with ma'' lanting :Oats, -al- dry'=in°r:`"p • .
though ;growth generally,' it: pp.,
' hind: time , this' season • •and 'dome.
•wily take: a' chance on'.sowing oats
J!
to:: the end.of the' 'firsts week; in
June: ,' After—that„, .; :baile . cern;
l:. Win'
favor wi 1 w n favor 'for a
Mary Chin, Margaret Chin,
Shirley 'Robinson and Mae Irwin
spent the 24th on a bicycle. trip
.to Point Clark and back. The
three town girls went Via Belfast.
to �rieet. Mae Irwin '•and;'• at• Am-
berley the' foursome picked up
two "passengers" the. Campbell:
sisters .Toyce and. Sean.
• t was. evening before.the le ,:
weary': •'girls got ' home, ,two of
them being over an ,hour ahead
of . the ;other ' pair, and 'needless
to "say they didn't return via 'Bel-
fast'as an escort for Mae.•Any-
' vay :it was fu�i',• the 'girls agree,
even • ifR it did. take them a few
days to • get over the affects•
of
the.,,seeexiui n outing
•
HONOR SERVICE
MEN AT DANCE
Twenty-two of some .sixty ser-
vice men were able to..be present
at a dance in their honor held•_.
it •the. Town Hall On Friday night
and : sponsored - by•the Ladies'.
Auxiliary
It• was 'the -fifth and final' .,en- •
tertainent • staged by, the ''Aux-•
iliary ,,in,' .recognition` : of "the Yse
'vices of over two hundred vet:..
erans' of World War II from
Lucknow • and district. Previous
functions included 'a 'dinner: and
dance,,.but•with`�only a small per-
centage of the remaining. boys'
able ' to be present,.; ..the. dinner
Was dispensed with on this oc
.casiox
On• Friday night: the ,boys were
guests at the well attended dance,:
LIST DONATIONS
TO L.H.S. SHIELDS
•
• The Lu' ckn w High School Stu
dents' " • Council would • like . to
tharik, the following 'ex -students•
.for. their . generous donations', to-
A generous '�
•
ward: the thiel c Alumnae. and
d.
dj.e. rant
of the required amount, so. if :any.
ex -student wv uld.:like to contri-
bute ".it.. ,will be gratefully:, receiv-
ed. .
..'Mervin Solom,ori ..Maude. Fish-
er;'Mary Struthers;. Kathleen NIc-
Intosh, Mel 'S:tewart; Mildred Rif -
e
at the, Bank of Montre l•: or at
•The Sentinel
'office.
Kim's'•Drug Store` for •about . a
year ''before . going to Detroit.
,From: theme he' went. to Arizona
to engage in . the undertakiryg`
business for :a : 'short time. , and
nineteen .years ago. he 'm:oved, ,to
Los'Angeles toenter the empt
Y
of the• Goodrich 'Tire Company •.
A year ago he. severed ills 'con,
nection :with;' that firm; • and '• had
establish•
ed . a prosperout. real
•estate business.` '. '
• •E 'ilrott's u�tiideath' struck
n.nely .
w hocking •' i apidity and was
ith'' s
due :to a'ttmo-r of=he-let- lung-
ove the' ;'heart -It• ,was. not until
six• . weeks ago-. that.'' his ;parents:
ents:
were aware 'of: his Condition, after
Elliott had': consulted ;More thorn
a d. ozen of the ,best- _doctors: in Cal
ifornia, Who offered. little encour-
agement.. Three weekss Tater 'it
became • known that all' hope of
'his>rec.overy was.! in vain; and 'El -7
liott was given .not more .thsnr
three weeks:end Carrie
;within two Weeks:: f
Soon, after, going o os nge es.
Elliott' married.Isabel`,Baill'ie "Who!
survittes, With one :'sen Tommy,
age..1.7: who as,> `lad _ egularly
spent -his: summer vacation 'with
his grandparents_ in Lucknow
The ,bereavement'. it the 'more
sorrowfulbecause of a farnily
gather rng which was, to have' been
held' on July 5th, -to
celebrate Mr.
and. Mrs.': ' Burnt' .:750th • Wedding
anniversary. The,'anniveisar.y ..9f
theirmarria �g e will be in' early
Junes but' the observan'ce of; it
'Was :'•set. for'. the holiday season. ,
'when the eldest and the youngest
-of the. family, Harold and , Elliott,
Would ' have• met .for the' first time`
in .20 -years.
Although Elliott )l,ad • been' back
but once since', going to:.
Los
Angeles, • he ' has many friends
here, who -remember hire as a'
genial young' man and a general.
favorite with young and old., To
his wife 'end son, his grieving
parents and three brothers, Har-
old of Fort Wi.11iam,,.Stanley of
*Toronto and 'Stewart •of Detroit,
the sympathy of this' community
-goes . out,.
Tho -funeral service' was' held
atLOS 1,
Lo An �eles on Wednesday
where interment was nude. Har-
old and Stanley• went by plane
to attend' t'i'le £uncral. His brother
Ste.Wart flew to Los Angeles two
weeks before I lliott's death.
1vylti.�f..•MT�I.:.4i
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'received 'free` `Feats",•at the lunch
counter • and were presented with.
two', "flat '50's" 'Of 'cigarettes, '.in,
place., of the,, :custornary ..single
pack. Cigarettese-will'.be forward '• '.
ed;`II,.to the boys who,were•not pres-'
ent. Mr. H.. ":R... Azlin` ,:acted• as
t•cls firman and •
lie isen: tion •
a t to s
µ�
b
were • rriade by. tire.. T. A: ,`Niac, ° .
Donald;..—Auxiliary president and. .:•
'Mr. George' Whitby,: Legion.press
dent;- assisted by ;Mrs: W' C. Fie-
laysOie arid, Mr:' R. W. Andrew,
secretaries of:. ; the respective:.
branches:
' .Those in. attendance Were 'T.
e, :'George; E; Taylor,
on Finlayson,' Jack McCall;:
y ack ;England, Donald • E'igland,,
Donald : McIntyre, .: Glen .Tasker; '.
David „Anderson, ' . Jack ' Cook,..
Keith., Johnston,. /Robert Andrew;
114- .W.;• T '.,.,.'.::O-.
msori' Graharri•Y Moffat :
Elmer . Ma
c : •B•
Ka 'iii
Mrs. Jean' 'Whitby, , G•eo Wraith,,;
Chas. McQuillini :R ;7E. "Cr' .ford
War ren Wylds•azul J. 'R "Camp
7
bell
Those • .urnable •. to. ' be ' ,present
were e ;:Lomax ;.Bush:ellr, , ,Egbert _ •
Bush`el.1, Morley Bushell, Harold
o inson, • Geo.e or,•
D"IDon-.
g
,ald McGregor,• Stewart Cameron,
•J. C. 'Armsti ong, Kenneth • Mac
Kenzie, Athol... 'urdonLar"
., � � Larry
';Downs, Meleirr Orr, Jim Hamil
ten; ,Cliff McNall, Bob, MeeKen, ;
zie,' Douglas• Aitchison: Jack Fish-,'
er, Gordon McGregor,• Duncan'
Mokay, Ross, McDonald, Ken -Jar-
dine +• 10 .d 'Henderson' Eldo'•
;Bradle• 'Rev. W. S.
., Y� Sutherland,
llevv J. A: • Smith, Robert - Burti *.`
Bt
ishell . ur
Hector F ' •
e den, • ;'Jack ;
Wrl'son, Dave Jewitt,• .Frank; Lor
usso,W :Jack: McDonald. '_Bert: Cur_ . •..
ran; •Carmen: McQuillin, Bial Reid;,
George. McInnes, Carmen,.Hamil•-
ton, Malcolm-, Ross,:. .John' 'Car-`
ruthers, Gerald Culbert,.. Arnold
'MacDonald, Doreen. Miller, Wilda;
.Irwiii• Alma. Solomon, Ber le 'Sol=
Onion, ' Mrs.:' Bill • Lloyd, Willard
Thompson, ` Lillian Carruthers,.
Mrs. R.:• Foster Clarence 'Greer,.
•1arold ' Greer, 'Stuart '' Coll'.er
J -e -an •, :acMillan,.Mrs -'Wes .Hes
ton Grace . Weatherhead Mrs: • W:,
S; ::aeid.`ne Coll' er, • Dr W.
Ju . V.
Johnston, Mrs. Douglas Graham,
Marion:; Graham, Bill Johnstone
Reid e im Ca?n .MacDonald,
Ca Thompson,C
Albert
Chin ..Mrs Noble Johnston Ge
Move To Miln w .
e Re • sidence •
Mr: 'and .Mrs. 'Sidney. Whitby'
have ;,moved .to the..
e residence of
Dave Milne, .Jr:Mr., and Mrs,:
Glen Tasker are .moving to the
residence vacated' . by »:Mr. ' and
Mrs. Whitby and :awned .b..
•,. , .Y Mrs:.
•,David
Hackett',' .
HAL'L'S •RESTAURANT
Buyour.:
y . Sunday' . ice � -cream
brick: or have: ,ours_ elf '
�y a coke in
Bali's.: Open every Sunday from
1st June: ;uhtil 31st August. Cold
meals tea, coffee, sandwiches,, etc.
will be served from .12.30• until
Pm:
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr.` and Mrs. • Ernest Blake ' an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter,' 'Phyllis' Kathleen, ,'to
Mr. Gordon Samuel Mq rrison,.son
of Mr. and Mrs. Sa'
mu Morrison
the marriage to' take place early
in. June,.
Mr, and Mrs:
SamueL.. Desch
Wish to announce the a
en"en�ierit
of their gg t
youngest . daughter., May
Marie., to Clarence . Ray MclVall
• 4f Milverton ,
son of.Mr.'and' Mrs.
Root. McNeil of Luc
know', ,,the.
marriage vte take place• early in
Juno,
fee'dixig 'orop.
_`There. are still•• large acreages
of flax to be sown, but, early'June
is regarded ,as not too: ..late:"for
seeding this .crop to obtain a .good
+harvest.
During the;,past ten days, a few
hours of 'sunshine. >haive. been
sandwiched :between the showers,
but :never. enough to evenequaL.-
�� amount of moisture' that
ize- the a
h' s' fallen with the result; that
Stanley, G&atd_.atir►�1,:.-H.
and Agnew,: •••Gordoin Fisher; J.,' D
Ross, :1Vfrs. M. 1. 'Plewes, ,Velma
Stanley, Mr. and Mrs:' Harold 'Al-
lin, ''Wilf ed Anderson, Art An-
drew, •Margaret: Rae;-Bud.Thomp-..
sora, .Alan McKim,` Mary, Marshall,
Mrs Archie M
acIrityr�Bill
Campbell Donald ':Ien'deison,"
Morgan Henderson.,
Worse and pr'b spects • for' .. a good'
harvest .more discouraging. •
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COM INC EVE TS
AUXILIARY MELTI1VG ;w
;The Ladies Auxiliary tb.'the:
Canadian Legion ' w'11 meet; on
TucsdaY,. , June 3rd• : t 8 o'clock,'
vvinen Miss'; Dorothy. ii-Ioyle, Zone
representative , will pay. her. of-
ficial visit. •Initiati'ontand lunch
GIRLS SOFTBALL
At the .High .School Diamond,
Lucknow, Friday, :May '.3Ot11.; .at.
6.30. Ripley Girls Versus Lucknow
Gii•ls iii a• Scheduled W. O A:' A
game, 'Silver collection. This Will
be a •thriller.
ATTENTION
' Come .to the Tea' and; Country
Fair in'•, the 'Auxiliary Rooms,
LueknoW,. on .Saturday afternoon,
May 31st, ,,commencing` 'at three
'o'clock; DSP, under. the auspices
of the Women's Association of the
St.::Helenla United': Church.,
LEGION CHURCH- PARADE
The Lucknow. Branch' of the
'Canadian. Lerrion and the' Ladies
Auxiliary will hold. their 'annual
rhtlrch • parade. en Sunday,: June•
1,1t at 11 a,rri. .to the United
Church •for the., unveiling of the
Honour Roll, Moet: at...the. Legion,
Room at 10;30:
•
MEN '8r..ec lYS' S.uminer Under=
wear,: shorts;:vests, 'Combinations
ansep•ra e;.armens.; e - or
with the.Stock. . THE MARKET
STORE'. '•
COUNTY` ASSESSOR•§§ HERE.
Last w,eek, Messrs. Roy Vane
Dusen' Reeve of Tara • and •'S..
Ballachey, Reeve of Paisley paid .Thoreson. •
•
•
•
i4
E4. o
1
•1,•14.
y
a visitto the village' in'connection,
with: the.` cobalt e u lization •• f :•
Y equalization o.
assess.meiit,.a''task that it under
taken :every:. 'ten ' years:' The. . two
gentlemen conferred with' War
den ,J, `W: Joynt while; here. The
committee' is -Scheduled • to. lake
report 'at the June session. •
DIED IN • HIS • 88TH YEAR,
The; de.ath :ef William G. Arm-
strong: occurred ` on Mondayat
the home.' of his son, Mr. Mark'
Armstrong, of,
8, West' Wawa
nosh. He was in his 88th year.:
The' funeralservice:
was was held in.
Donnybrook United Church on.
Wednesday. with ,interment in'
Donnybrook Cemetery.
Suffered : Stroke
:Mrs., M. A. Treleaven of town
suffered a stroke, , about two
weeks ago, affeetiig her left side
•but the. seizure :was not real 'sev-
ere . and. Mrs. • Treleaven• is show-
•ing narked, 'improvement,:
though :she swell past•tlae four-
score. mark;
MR;S.'HiJGH CUMING-:
HEALS .LADY' ;BOWLERS
At e re -organization, meeting of• •
the Ladies' Bowling Club Thurs.
day evening the following, officers
N ei e elected ' Hon..,pros.,: Mrs:
David: Huston; , pres., Mrs: 'Hugh•
Curni.ng, vice pres . Miss : Mar
gai'et 'Rae. sec tr•.eas:; Mrs. Chas.
Cook; ',entertainment ` committee,
Miss, 'M'audie • Fisher, Mrs`. T:
Clark; 'Mrs. W. ''Huston; social
coiiiiifttee, Mrs.; Roy' Black,..
F. Steward .membership,, Mrs.
Chas. Steward;. •
RED CROSS DONATIONS
Four more donations . .to. the.,
Lucknow and.'Dictrict Branch of
the Red Cross .have raised, the
total •td''$1457.44. Glen Campbell,
R. 1 •Kincardine, $2,00; James
Shiells, Amberley ` 10;Q9; . David'.
Johnston,' R. 3 Goderich, .5.00;
'A. SGk mi&,
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