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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-07-17, Page 3THURSDAY,JULY 17th, '1947 oc anc THE• •.LUCKNOW SENTINEL, JrVTCKNO''W, ONTARIO PAGE, THREE Mrs, Philip Stewart and Lloyd spent the week -end at Niagara ' Rev. and. Mrs. James Dorrin of Alliston visited . last week . with Mr, sand.':Mrs. J. H. 1aI1. • • Miss Isabel Russell of `Va aeou-. ver iS vacationing at the' home aver her' parents. Mr. _ andm Mrs. Wm. Huston of.• Detroit ,are spending a week's vacation with Mrs, David' Huston'." Miss Emily Pearson of Toronto •is spending her vacation with. her c0usth,. Miss Hazel Webster. . Mr.: , and ' Mrs Arthur Anderson.' Of Detroit visited -last. week ' with.. Mr. -and Mrs. J,. C. Nlcl\Tab . f Lloyd Stewart of; Kitchener is spending two :.weeks' .vacation at. his home here. ' "FORGET ;:your. feet -- walk ori air, give them Lloyd's Corn Salve care».. •50c at Down's Drug Store: •. Nancy 'Webster, daughter of Mr. arid Mrs.. Harvey . Webster, had her tonsils removed on Fri- . day,, Week -end visitors at the home of4Mr and MO:W. .G. Armstrong • Vere. Mr. and Mrs, Percy .Welch and Brian of. London,;. Mr: and Mrs. Marvin' _Harding' and • Mr.; 'and' Mit. 'Wils:on of. Parkhi 1, Mr., arid Mrs.. lrolt.of NeW;.York. City, r_ ene 'a Mrs. Robert Douglas of Ot- tawa is visiting with hpr. sister, Mrs. Thomas. .Burns and Mr, Burns. Mrs. Roy Sheppard and How- J and 'of 'Hamilton spent the past vw,el+, with • Mr: and Mrs.' Oscar. Hodgins, and. ey Hodgins of Kirilough, .Mr. and ,Mrs. John Sherman and slaughter Kathleen from Kil- lain, Alta,, are :.visiting with Mrs. T. H. Alton and the Mallough family. _Mrs, Sherman is a , xiieee, Mr. and �rs. Donald ,'J. Lowe' and son,,,I� n_of'•Union, New -ler- sey,,', • hav(e been holiday visitor's with:„Mr. .,:zhd, Mrs, Allister Hughes and, other friends in the' Conirnunity r F • ?, . Mr; 'ah:d Mrs.. Richard Gardner of. Dungannon' and Miss Ada, Webster of Lucknow left by train on Tuesday .'for Limerick, .S.ask Where' they „ Wil'1 < visit until the latter .part of .August. 1. , and .Mars.. •Go:rd'on Johnston' and. daughter Patsy . and •Miss, June ;Wood of Kingston .have -re- turned, •horn.e after spending fa. Week's holidays,. with•Mr arid, Mrs. •,R:Uss.•Rc bertson: , •Mr.. and • Mrs. Malcolm Mac- Lejnai and Jean of,, Barrie and Mrs. D: J,..MacLennan of •Tor'on'to are 'spending. the • summer 'at the• latter's., home here. Malcolrn• has ah _ ;.ate, rl :-Jv etTMl —.A • tin rrrat —sc 4 r :p-rirre-i'pa-la ^t Tore .so#ne district 'motorist.- has found his car jack missing, and suspects it to have been ,stolen, he'll be wrong..It's a case of a mix-up in cars, and his sack' awaits 'him,;, at The Sentinel Of- fice. - 'he jack, was „being -:borrowed• and was taken in error from the wrong car. It was taken from an, old model car, which'did, not have the back seat in it at the time. The car was parked in the'vicin- ity of Thompson's store when the "borrowing" took. place: • Completes Training • ti1Vlrss . Eileen. Henderson has completed her. training:,:at • Strat ford General 'Hospital.', •is' spending this ..week with her par— ents, IVi'r, and 'Mrs,,,Johan •Mender- son, before .going to, London the first Of the -week to write:. .her Nurses.. Registration of Ontario examinations, Miss Dorothy Wagner of Kit- chener. spent ' last -+?"week -at- the home of -Mrand Mrs Philip Ste-. wart • ",:Mr; and. Mrs. Jerry Frye of Dallas,. Texas; visited last week at :the home •of. .their aunt, Mrs.' Sarah Collyer„1 Jerry, who . sery edd'with the 'Army' Air 'Corps, was. stationed. at ,P yarl` Harbor when the Japs staged t•h'eir suz;prise•. at task:. He served in thePacific theatre throughout the war, tak- ran:•-- . , RBE R SHOP HOL;ID4 `Lueknow Barbers will observe the following. schedule ` of holidays; with ..each ' shop to be closed for One week: CUMING'S: SI -IOP: Week of,July 2l1t.: SI= ERS IOP: .% :.*eek.. `of. Jul 28th. RIT. CLIE'S SHOP: ;Week`of August 4th.: 'A • i.- • The .Lucknow . Waterworks. System:' Finds „; eeessary`:^`o:: 'es ric e ase . e N ''awn Taps TO .21/2 .Fours Each •Evening • From: V What's scarce now? Lumber, nails, plumbing. or wiring equipment`.... the est.'s • endless. No sooner, is one problem solved than another ,comes along. " The scarcity of materials :has delayed the completion of many, new Hydro projects, This, combined with: a greatly increcised demand; has limited• the power supply. ,.Never has,,Ontario used so much electricity as now .• . not.evenduring the record-breaking. war years.' Another,.half million horsepower could be utilized • almost ;immediately,• if available:.. Hydro "plants to generate that, much and more have been planned and are under construction. • ` Sonie .additional power will be'delivered jhisyear ... more in '1948.. But it will be 1950 before the big new, Hydro plant on the QttaWa river can start to 'pour its' 360,000 horsepower••-•---•• ' into the Hydro systetriP. Why'so long? It's because of theshortage of building supplies' .. '. '.a: tre..• • me d'ous ' . "uantit of ceinstruction materials and,.electrical equipment'. must lie sought and bought to build such a plant. The Ottawa lrri►er development alone requires a concrete dam nearly haif'a•mile long, in addition to the pryer house and the thousands of items' of 'electrical equipment, small and large. •Building , a new power plant• often creates an entirely neiii community. It takes a long • time ...: especiallywhen materials are as scarce as they aro now.. Few places In the world have as much electricity available per perion as Ontario has. However,• it must be conserved so that new, homes and industries will all receive their share ... so that the wheels of our factories will be kept turning and maximum employment and ;produstien maintained , . use Hydro e wisely and there will be enough' or all. - •DOW'T BREAM' • ... nh.er.:• • e.. his Restriction. Will Continue "In Force. Throughout JULY Y :aid AUGUST., - rPeration of . ` ate1. Usei s:._is Requested. • f ENTRANCE RESULTS.' Dungannon ''Centre • Madelaine. Anderson-, , Eldon Austin,• . Allan ;Barbour; Donanne Caesar,, Ita ' Campbell, Margaret.. Pauline' 7Ct eke,' Alma. • Culbert, Donald Dew, Eldon Emerson, Freda Johnston, Helen Little, El "mer MacKenzie, 'Wrp. ,'Kenneth : es :McAllister•; ' Donald: Reid Murray,. Betty Nivins;. Billie park,- Earl ;Rivett," Elniia` Robb, Danny Rose, Isabel ' Scott,..Louise. Sproul, Certificate granted: under :Reg, ulation.10-5—Donald,: Caesar: • Teesvater Centre. Ballagh, Velrna (H); -Be.ckingi Hugh; Bruder ,.. Shirleen Gerson, Gordan; 'Currie; Donna; David- son:: Doris; Donaldson,' ,Mary; 'Green,: :.Donald, : : Grubb, Lloyd; Haldenby, Donald (H); 'Haldenby,, ;Joyce Hodgins, Jim;'' Hyslop, Macwell; Kelly, . Howard;' 'Kuen- zig;. Catherine;:, Lorentz, ' Joyce; McCallum; Janet;. ` 1VLeKinnon,• Betty; .McKinnon; Jack McKin-: lion. Twyla; McTavish, Allam Meyer, Bob; Moffat, Evelyn (H) Oberle, Patsy; Petteplace Clay-: tori; Piekell, • Leona; Ross, . Eve- lyn; `Schaefer„3, John Sheldon, Norma;'. Simpson; Connie; Walt- ers, • Helen; Woods, Frances; Wraith, Gertie ,(I).'. SMALL CROWD AT LACROSSE 0 Two- ()Wen nd .juvenile teams . put on a good exhibition of lacrosse .in .the ;Luckn:oty Arena.. last `Vednesday, evening.. 'An 'at- 'tendance 'of. less than four hun- dred persons tivas a stnaller4crowd than way,, anticipated. The event. ,came in the midst of hayingand crith MYM:art 'Kenney playing at Kincardine ',which : were. factors lin cutting down the crowd. The ,teatiaS' were brought here by The Clansmen, and were .en-. s.trander Yt tcrtained at Johnston's :. Restaut ante after the game., . i E rY Goodyear tires last longer ::. cost Jess per mile of Nair - service. , Come in dud choose' yoursize today. .. • • 'ra OODFEAft .1 0EALIft G. OSTRANDER Ford - Sales .and Service 'Phone 40, ..Lucknow • • • a t. •: