The Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-08-28, Page 6'PAGE SIX
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Th • tiumelOW SENTINEL, LIJCKNOW, ONTARIO
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B. E N M I L L Fes. R.
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LU.CKNOW
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THURSDAY, AVGtJ$T 28th, 1947
LEGIONN ES°STAR4 ' FOURTH, CONCESSION.
•SERIES WITH :BENMILLER _,,-
�,.. Mrs. Jewitt. of Lucknow Spent
The August meeting of tih,�
...I tekxao�+t r: _ • Le8i innaires.«a .go into few days last week. with Miss AshfieldW.M.S. .was held Drigg
cnrnillcr in -the -first e -first- r s .1Vfargar°et McDonald and Wretlite i►,a lit'- ,�a�:h `110..., „.f ?_1r; - :
action tonight...(Thursday) 4 mar Ilia ptii.i -an .
ASHFIELD PRESENTED
LIFE 1VIEMBER$RI1R' .
the--W:O,A ;, Intermediate" "_ brothels Mac attended .the Toronto
softball ' series enmifier playa C.N.E.
Mr. and Mrs: Dick - McQuilln
here next' Tuesday, September
2nd. Its a two -out of. -'three series,
and if it goes: the limit • a flip ofI
the coin will decide :the location
of the third. garne.
• -The Leg�i-onnaires-::liave had a
21 week layoff . awaiting an op -
at .6.15 sharp
Let's pack the park to see The Legion
fres . take on Benno ler Yn . this League
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championship playdown. series.
ADMISSION 25c. -and .1
The. Stork! ''Meet !fh
Prince .Valiant. Baby: , • .
A great moment is in store for
Prince Valiant and Princess Aleta
for the' Comic Weekly, with. •this
's -August' 31) issue, of the
�.urpdav .(August sem.
Detroit Sunday `Tories, nairrsIe
arrival of 'a baby _heir to the royal
couple" Be sure to see Prince Val -
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had °a trip
urday. " "'
Mr. and
visited at.
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to Tobermory • on Sat•,
Mrs. Harold Purves
Cliff Roulston's last
Mr. and Mrs. Sangster, of. Tor
ponent in the ;League playdowns;
The game here 'next Tuesday, ,1tir; and 'Mrs. W. F. MacDonald..
will. get und'erway at :6.15 sharp.: 'Mr. W J..'Bain , and .Hossack
onto spent a' few. holidays with
,STILL 'YROT'ESTING'
'Since•.`arrangements Were made
for the • Lucknow-Benmiller ser-
ies between officials o
• ith el tines near
ac•
Keen ie p es dod -over acisplendi l:
pro4ram4' The devotional 'part rjf
the' program .was centred ori th
word ; Love and after the §sign..
tura reading Mrs. D. R. MacKer,-
zie gave a splendid conlment;ary' •
it. Primers were. offered b
Qn.
Miss Minnie 'Cathcart and Mr,, •
How.es.:Miss,Gretta Carhpbell, ;end • ,
Mrs. Emile, MacLennan 'gay;!
short, readings. Mrs ..Elizabetfa
Rose and 'Mrs D,:..A,'" MacLea;t ..,a
gaye. two well prepared paper,
Strathroy; on the.land of: religion;` inJndia
;Mr .'and 1Vlrs Wm Townsend
of ,Sudbury are. visiting at v.. Mc- ;from•'tYie "study book ` u
An, rateriestmg feature of the
Iver's.. •• ,e McCall• of Victoria, meeting was the ° presentation of
Mr. ,George
f the two B.0 ; spent' Sunday at R; 1Vliddle- a life membership certificate . to
clubs word from ..League • Pies, . • • .• . •• ' 1VIrs.John Ross, An addr't�ss �f
� Walter• � • ; ,. �. • ' '
appreciation .for her service,.. w;iio
dent Tory Gregg is .that
e.`Londesboro team. Isl. Mr. Jim: and John McLeod and pp
Ta.ras of th always gave '.ready and able a5 -
I Miss Annie • McLeod spent :SUB-
pressing for. a .protest hear- , was read. to• her'by the
day. with Mr;. and Mrs Brock of
sistance
mg... League officials, it seems, � Strathroy '
feel the protest xs groundless, and , cK nzi;e is •h.
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• ' president, Mrs Neil J.' .Ma Ken
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oh z1 .
Miss Bessie M ee and regret for hel' 'approach-
Puck,' the are 'trying to "talk' .him: out bf the •home of her oro-. ng departure .from our, midst.
dant color • page in, daying • at
Comic Weekly,'with this ' Sun -it",' and save''$25:' If the hearing th`er, -Walter McKenzie.
day's Detroit Times 'held it was .slated to come up
The. meeting ;closed ..with the
Lc entre;
Lord's prayer and :national ' an
them::A very. socialperiod was' •
'last night d).,
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Receives. New Dodg.
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NcQ�ILLIN Tn Wanghan Hos-
petal: onAugust- 12 n.- -° =. $ Hendersoi receiPv
ed
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Pw; Dodge • last
Mr: -and i%Ir5 'Mr:Q i-}Iir<, _d&i c �.. n D dg
son
•week from, Reg McGee, Goder.ich..
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Hospitals on Friday, . u gt 22n
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enjoyed afterwards. • :• .
LclCe- aas;' P ,amela
Eileen.:
Won Group -1n Two Straight::.
Ripley girls •are' group softbal-1
champions; •having nosed. Kincar,
dine out m ,two str. aight by. score's
of :5=4•. and 4:2 The:Lakeside las-.
iW io •eed late .Ser
form arid after''eliminat g Luck-•
now'' with. `Compartive ;ease gave
the:—crack Ripley . nine a ion for
the. money.
• People sometimes ask us what we
,are doing . about ' providing' more
electricityT for. Ontario. Many know
• how close We are: • nett' to using'
up: all our present supply.
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Since, the .end'•of the war; Hydro's • Ontario, which was started many
peak: load demand hos increased • months ago ' when mafenais :and
,
y., or• were in even shorter supply
approximately 500,000 horse • • .lab
power •,, or more than25% of the than' riow.. It" will give you 81,000'
it stii{ horsepower 'comnnencing net'year.
highest wartime demondand , •
• being, rushed to, completion, o
What are we doing abaci its , /dded 500;000 horsepower will be
Above is a but only a pori,'' avp iable!in the naxt five years
Part,
1• ' of the '-ernswbr It shows the great : In. the meanwhile we must all o°se
power -development at Stewartville,' ,Hydro ; sparingly so there' will be
on the: Madawaska River in Eastern enough toga yaroi,nd.
With other Hydro developments
mounting. '' n
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ELECTRICITY,.
LIVING ROOM,
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OBIT:UAR
Mr. ,and'Mrs. Donald.M'a tin
• fainily Mr.,: & Mrs: Orland John
ston, Brucefield, •were Sunday,
visitors with Mr. and. Mrs; hlark:A
'Johnston:
.Miss Doris, Eadie,• R.N., Tor
onto; ."is spending this v eek af. `
WM G McMANNIS `
William G.1 McMannis age 83,
of•. 834 Portage ,Ave'., South Bend;
Indiana,::- a'nager°.of the
hurldirig :there until his, • retire-
ment • four :years ago,,' .died' at'.
�1!!em `ia1 hospital --after an- ill-
ness -of tw,b' months
Mr. `McMannis . was: born. in
Luekn.ow, 'Ontario, November 9,°
1863. ••He: was the youngest, son
,of, Aimour: and Mary; ,McMannis
who were 'among the first settlers.
,of 'these part.
•Iii 1879 ;tie le.ft' Luckno'w' and
became an• apprentice. in; the .bar-.
nesse 'l ustrt.eis in 1Cincardine. In
1883 he 'event ;'to b :the United
States . and - set.. up :.business :an
Sheldon, North Dakota In 1886
re--opened-*'--ha-nesse :biz-s-ineSs--x ;
Pelican Rapids, Minnesota •• and
conducted that ';until'" the spring
of 1889• wher1' he Moved to South
Clinton, �irsiting with hey' hr�-_"
Bend, :Indiana. For several years: then lVlr.. are and 'M.rs. ,Josh , Ackert.
Miss Doris
Peggy: Palin and iVfr:'Bi11.1?aliri
of'`: Toronto' visited last �� 4 ei: a;
the Thgrxtpsori home.:'•
Mr,' and • •Mrs..;•Robert 1Ii Don
aid and •farrilyspent Sund iy.' : 1tn•.'
'her 'sister, `Mr. and, i4lr :Cl14)r,ge•
. elson, PaisieY. .
Mr: ;and Mrs. Ogle: '.ilki • ;11 ;•,
ICingarf were guests of Mr.: and'
Mise, Ernest ,Ackert on ,Sraltciay
Mi and'' Mrs... John
O.v; en Sound • were .recent visitors
at the home of he . son \i •: and
;Wits.' Jack Ackert, :Mrs'.'�1r'alf;er
ren fined for a. few''days-.
, Miss Norma. • McMu1 chi., ;,,11:x.,'
Huron, was:"'a visr.i<or= -last: week:
with • her. cousin', Mrs R' s nsrd'
Ackert
Mr. and'', Mrs.: ',D -ick lMleQui'lm,
Mr., and. Mrs !Max Bushell and,
Mr. and '':Mrs;''Ge`o :Colwell spent
the week -end 'at Tobe r rosy
1VIr: and Mrs:' Jaynes O'D'nnnell'
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and family, Mr. arid. Mrs :Jarne3
'Smith ...and boy's. 'attended the• .,:
band.' concert at. the, Palace -Gar ----7--.
,deris,•PorMOSa,
aiace-Gar---- -
•dens,•Pormosa, on. Sunda
.Mrs Bill Sterling and Nancy,
he •• was. eon ployed by :the . Singer,
Manufacturing Company and
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Stduebaker: Coporation of South
Bend. From, 1910 until 1914' he
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• A numbgr, of homes on; the 8th ..
Con:, west, afire ;recei�ang a.' fie�h.
coat of paint '
s Harris• spent the
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was .manage' � of the employment: • Thofriends
Mr's tri: Krn ;,
'department of'the United` Statesweelend'with fr
sar
Steel: Co, 'Gary,• Indiana. when
dine
, the present T 0 0 F.. building was
•corripleted "h : 'became .manager =Sympathy acknow le;df,sement,
1 Wand ' held that .. position until his
retirement •Augtist •1943:;
He was • active . in ' Odd'' Fellows
circles, holding posts : of ()grand
senior .warden • of the Indiana
grand " encampment, .grand . patri-
arch .of the.tencampinerit and .nat-
ional treasurer ' of the, • ogran=
ization. He was • a member of
South' Bend Lodge No. 29, IOOF;
Portage Lodge Net. • 675, F. &, A;_
IM,; 32nd. degree Mason, and the
1 South Bend Consistory,
• IIn Sanuary.' 1886 he, married
Sallie E. Brown; who.,preceeded
• him • in -death' in Decenlb'er ' 1930.'
In 132• Yie married °:Mary' Burr
tgoyne, 'who survives: • Other sur,
✓ivbrs. are a..ciaugh'ter.,. Mrs, Theo-
dare E. Graverson, Bremen, „In-
diana, seven grandchildren a n d
,our teat grandcnildrem One
cards are available ' at T"e. Sen`
tinel Office . ,
Put On Two Night .Shore ; ` • .
"The•..best of •its' .kind he has'.
ever seen", was,the avay,nnc "old-
timer" described the `Goodie.Fan-'
ily performance° presented here
on Monday and., Tuesday :nights,
And, this Boost. •come:, f :,m one
who has seen many a 1`1. show,
The Goodies, a 'color= i.rirrl�' c
Members,., t avbl , fir: a large
bus,' and' tYtoveci .irsto tcwr..on
Sunday, parking their• travelling&
h ne beside the Town
...Versatile a rid tale IV; e.d
mttaicians
; . they i tt::r�rt. a very
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entertaining"' .show. on • Monday
night, The crowd • wasn't ler:ge�
and .with an open 1k"ht Tues 3Y
son, '1-lolla A. Mc•Mannis passed decided to remain a.;.,-.2. .
a .ay in 1937. peat ,perfoimar.ee.
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