HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-03-04, Page 3ri`K>ntsnAy,
.:..1i.C11 4th, 1948
-.Slipeal an : Genera....
, Mrs. C. IL MacDonald. 1s' not
enjoying good health at present.:
Mrs.- H. G. Sherrif f; who is.
teaching.' atL-ist-myel,--7spen-t e -
week -end here.. • .
1VIr. and Mrs. 'Harry. Parnell
have been •vtsiing with. Mr. and
M'S. W; J. Spindler,
Mrs, C: 'f': Doyle• of town is en.
the "sick list and has been a pat-
ient in Wingharn Hospita'1for.
some time.
• Jack McCall, ,'1'inotype operator
'at the Listowel Banner, spent; they
week-end'with his parents; Mr.
a id::Mrs , Peter .McCall. . ;
•,Mrs: T1• H, Alton has returned
iiome after; Spending. two months
in London with her •... daughter,
Miss •Alma Alton. . , •
Reception At Dungannon ;
A dance reception 'was held *in
:the ' Parish Hall,: Dungannon on
Friday' night for Mr: and Mrs:
Harry Watson of Nile; who were:
honored on the .•occasion 'of,' their
25th wedding anniversary An ad-`
dress was. ''read by . Hugh . Mc-
Whinney and. Lloyd Hodges pre-
sented a. purse of money ' :
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Abdutl• 250 , were .present. and
'many were stranded' by the ,storm
THi ; L U'CKNOW Sg,NTINEL, LUC1C-NQW1 ONTARIO'
Arehie 'Graham . of L o n d o
spent the 'week -end here..' •
Mrs. Joseph Agnew is
eseing, , from an iline
•pneumonia, Mr,,. Agnew has :also
been confined:'. to his 'borne with
a heavy Leold. - :. .
Miss 'Mary Porteous and ;Miss'
Mary Hazzar dd `';J Wallaceburg,
who are• roommates at Alma Col-
lege,. St; Thomas,,!spent. the week
;endswith. the •former's `.parents,,
Mr. and Mrs. W'. A. Porteous;"
Mrs W. A _ri;ussell_has return=
ed home ` after, 'spending two
"weeks' with MIL and Mrs.' Jim.
i,ussell and 'infant da•ughter1
$SUsan, xirri has been .transferred
from. Toronto to Qttawa, ,and Mrs.
Russell accarrrpanied: them to Ot
tawa to:, assist ' them in g etting
settled in their new home,
LITTLE GIRL . PASSES
• [LuckNcw HIGH
SCHOOL NEWS
IQiglit• courses in' bookkeeping
and typing have been'' started,'
asses will 'be -fid: Mon-
day • and Wednesday,;'
• Assembly was in charge of Wit-
Fred Black and"opened with the •
singing of "The King efJ ove my
Shepherd Is", This was followed''
by the repeating, of the' .Lord's
prayer. Jean Treleaven' .gave a
reading entitled "Febr•uary, Not
ed Month;'. Psalmn 19 Was read by`
Margaret MacPherson. Assenbly
closed with . the : singing of The
The. Luckndw W O..S,S,A. 'team'
won :8-3 • over .the Milvertonlearn.:
Y..T
Both .• teams were, served lunch
at the 'scho.el •by :the High.' School
after• the game;
SANITARY IMPROVEMENTS'
IN .MANY BRUCE SCHOOLS .
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The death occurred. in Goder .. Eighty rural : schoolst in Bruce'
ich Hospital on Sat •day of :County, put, of a total 'of 188;
Janine 'Oake 8-months-old•;.dad showed .• major .eanitatioTi ••.: im-..
• ghter. of Mr,' • and, Mrs. ;Robert
Oake"of: the' Bayfield Road,. south
of . ' Goderich; ' :The little ,gir 1's
mother iso 1a sister 6f .Er•nie and
Cliff Cra tford of town.' :.• ..
Janine had b'e'en a sem• i=invarid.
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been .a 'pat.-
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KINCARDINE, 'ONTARIO
-Arid get a right job fora right:
price all work..fully'.;guar
anteed y estimates free.
'.Phone 35,E Liteknow.,`
provernents in. 1'94.7 under the
new County' Health' Unit plan,
a• report by'.: Sanitary Inspector
Jack F Wispier of Wiartori re
eals. ,
The: Bruce County report shows
th'at•'outof'the' 188 schools,•ten.,of
• To Discuss, .Plans, For-. Luckno'w's Part:In The
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Bruce CountyReunion:
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Will '`Be Held 'In The . r
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at 8.00 .o'clock , sharp
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Toronto; for seine time;, .but ' no have! . municipal water. , supplies,;.
thing. , could be done for'her. •162 obtain their water from wells
.Janine is. the Second:.c,hild that. or Springs,. and'.twelve are with
M ' and. Mrs.' Qake `'Wave lost. ount ..their ow : water` supplies of
Mc.'
The' funeral was' held on Mon any:!sort °: °
day. Comparison of: water samples
taken in 1046 :rand 1.947 i shows,
Was 82 In February that in 1946 171 schools•'registered
On Fe;bruai'y '`19th; Mrs,. D.', C; • under; solassificatidri. A,.'five under
• Me.Morran:- of town observed her classification •B; .two, under plass-
32nd birthidayl Mr. ':McMorran. aficttion C and 18 underclass
Will .be..83.Lnext September, and :'ficatiorr 'D. This was Out .Of. a
ori 'the second of that month' this total . of 19b schools which:` had.
eSte.eined= .,duple •will. be ,57; years; their: water', • supplies'':tcsted In.
rxiarried. TYiey .have resided. tri 1947 :there: 'were : 366 water •:samp-'''
Luckn,. w for'over. half .a. century les. taken,..:of wh•ich. 252. registered:
under class A; 15 under class B,
`11 under; class'' C and ' 88: under
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UNITED.CHURcH•
LUCKNOW
Rev, J.` W:. Stewairt'
Pas9 P ..
.S116iNpAY, MARCH 1, 11948
11 a.m.: "Con.trihutiitg factara.
to the Church's' prdgress''.
Story: "The.: picture.• that is to'
be" :bar
Sunday ,School following
�orn,ing seryice.'
7. pms' r`Me
tiring Our-.
selves',' •,
Village' and ,Community is ,very :important.
ocalr anizationsAre ;EspeciallyRequested
'Fa.' Be. • Represented.
.An -Absorbing NeW Series:
BELLES OF THE BAY US_
•' u • beauties'
�Glamai
Glamorous' T.Louis-
iana's colorful bayou country live
again!, Thrill' ,to ,;.the dr'amatie
'stories of romance and adventure,
:told by :Harnett T 'Kane, author'
class D. These., 'corrrpariso.ns 're-'
veal :a 'very' 'large .improveinen't
in .1947 over the preceding year.
:.Twenty=two rural schools
the. county• had::flush.: toilets ,in
19,47; while' 27 -still had° only. the,
af' "New' Orleans Woman": Begin `'id ;outdoo.r "privies" Schools:
this ; ;gr igpng 'series iii The Am-
erican • Weekly, . great magazine
with`.:,this`Sunday's .(March 7) is-
'sue •of The Detroit Sunday;Times.
AUBURN`: TWIN '.'SISTERS
MARK 81st:; BIRTHDAY
Urider 'the 'list of' 80- ,'schools
Showing improveaxientin:1947 are"
')*hided -improvements in. light-
ang," in veitrlatron arid..decoration
and. •,in eialai gement, •and. it stalls-
tion of,,i"ndoor .toilets:`
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Mrs John McPhee' and '.Miss Itad Foot'Oashed•
Martha '1Vlcllwain of Auburn, twin. Jack.A Aitchison, son of ' Ai chie.
sisters,' .celebrated•.• .their. 81st !'Aitchison of West. Wawanosh, had.
bi'r'thday on ,Saturday; Whenthey.] his•'left foot badly gashed With
ail axe while•Working in.the bush
Were guests lof honor. at a dinner°
given ` by, Mr. ,'and Mrs Ciilff M{ l
•c- ast 'Friday.. The wound required
Phe*:. Mrs. McPhee is the former I sev'c al stitches and Jack has ha4
•Ellen Mcllwain'.and they are dau'= i to stay 'off the f?ot .for a; few
ghte s of ;'the late David y-'ltllcll-I days,.
.wain 'and Jane, Johnston McII�
'wain; They , were born in West'
Wawanosh 'near Mile. They at-'
tended 'S. S: No. 1 ,West Wawa•= Mr. anl. Mrs. E Harrison. and,
nosh. Fifty-three years ago• Ellen Miss. Irlma. Harrison of Winghain
McIlwani married John' Mar•1?•hee•;, visited on Sunday with *Mr, and
After their marriage 'they Iived. Mi'-. ,Jaynes .Hodgins. j'.
."the Aubu in -!dile boundary . Sympathy is extended 'to
where :Mr. 'McPhee 'died '12 .years
ago, She hays a fancily of two wills,•
Cliff on the hdmestcad and. Ralph
of 'London; thi'e step,. childron,
Thomas 'of Wc" t', Wav a•nosh, . Da visited a feW days • With her aunt,
vid of ,Vermillion : and (Laura Mr,:• George Graham. •
Mrs.'Jackson,. ,Embro::: She has '12 Mi'4, II., Graham retie ved word
grand children,,and• 11
chd: r een, great gigand her. sister,. Mrs. Wm..Hedley
b. : had .fallen ani.fractured herhip:
.Of a fanily of 13 Mrs, McPhee MTS. Iicdley has. been' in failing
and Miss 'Mclh' a•in; have two 5iS health for someAiirie, , • •
tei••s and,to• brothers living, Mrs. mi.. and Mrs. Malco'lrn.: Lane
Jbhn Tiffin 'of Goderich amici Mrs. i Were week -end, guests with Mr.
Wilson, Nile'' Andrelk, Godctch tine! Mrs: Eve`.cit 'Lane. at Port
'Win Aubiti.n. •ltlgii ,
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and ., .. . , ,�T ,
• - Miss' Mctlwa°in ' has intade lei a r. Jack"Walsh left ail S daay
-home with het° sistei•'for the Past ' for criiclpli where he' wr i, i
35 yeaf r a time .
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fire, were to :destr-you--you-r property,,' would the. insurance'
You .now carry be adequate to ;cover. the cost • of building at
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-present: high prices k
•"•For •free counsel and advice on any • , insurance.. needs
such as. Fire,. Automobile, ::Life; • Hospitalization, write . or
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phone without` obligation, •
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Messrs.Jim and Orville Wilson
in the death •of their father, the ''
late.-Jarries Wildon
Miss lean.' Young of Kingarf.
• TRADE NAM w RM•
MIRACLEANALL: FINISH
ALL' THESE ADVANTAGES" •
I , � 'T PER tktt'. Gllt;:
.1, Coven 011 su fates one4.'
wallp.apir, painted'
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wan:; plywood; , b rick
a~, brie coat )*oily '
c
inferiors, etc: .
ov.rfr
3: Dries. in One hour. • '
trop; gal. dols largo CO,NCENTRATt "'
5. No'"painty" odour.: PASTEFORM
6.' Plod w'o:hahi sur
,face: ONE GALLON DOS
7. 'A'pioneers to put on.,, .A LARGE ROOM
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KE M -'T O KE
ROLLER, KOATER
• KEM-TONE. TRIMS; '' -
AS LOW .AS 20c.A.ROLL
and
Both
r +in bei s .o f a r
Nile 'United. church., '; } Miss Betty Mi. `Don 'Gil -A,
The, two women are i`etnark-; lespie visited tat Sunday with,
'their • grarldthother, Mit. John
ably active and'..arc cri;ioying goad I i..., • ; � Whitechurch. r
health. :. .: '
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'PIHONE 66-w
Porteous
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LUCKNOW, ONTAR1i0