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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-06-17, Page 14 • • '$2,00 A rear In Advance, 5.0c Extra to U. S. ''A. BAC 1c •TO•.BRUT°E !'JFM"'(CORDON, REGRETS HE. CANNO'1l' BE PRESENT 'Dry ,r K... M. Gordon of Battle: k an regrets rets t Creelc, Michi gg g that 'he Will not be :present at the forth -coming old boys gettogether. "Jim", as old friends know him; •rem,arks that the' faces would be few that might remember him if' he were here. He asks to be re- • nienbered to . Dave • Lawrence, who is 'among those planning to be here. Mr, Gordon succeeded' Dave as lVtaster of, Old Light Lodge forty-two .years ago. He adds, "In the meantime re, /heather me to those .still in the• old' home town and community, including y.our ,Dad, Joe Agnew, Billy,, Davison, Harvey Lindsay, • Mrs..Dave Thompson, Mrs Dun- .' can MacDonald with whom .1 went • to S.S. No. 4 West Wawa nosh.:in., the:•long ,.aetr. and wbRse hu&band .-was a' 'cousin 'of'.rnine:'• Also •the few' others left that went . with me: to the• same school 65 o :year's ago .•=- Your father-in-lawsj • Ed.:Ttiom, Lou and .Frank Vea 4 'LUCKNOW, ONTARIQ, THURSDAY JUNE 17th; 1948 NAME LOCAL CO'11,1VOTTEE EIGHT: PAGES, 1°,01t H1 AIJT,Y ' CONTE ' 'ST • ' . � LOCAL PUPILS D � D• � I � octant Ladies Meeting W I At• ' the 'weekl meeting of. the local Bruce County Homecoming ..ohunittee on. Monday night was decided to pioe4ed with plans fora beauty contest here on July. 30, The contest committee •named Was .1-1. S. revery, Chas. Webster• Mrs. Ken Mowbray arid Mr . °E.. Bushell . s, N. The `vbjcct to' `'ha�• ,' rnunicipaliticts. stage ', c, varruus the • Winners g contt.sis with ners coi•npet•ng at Kin oardin`e:for' the h •fitlr� .of, -•lulass• Bruce County, with •prizes of $500, $200 and $100,• offered in the finals.. Mr. Skye Junes is motor cul'' the• count: the. pro- moter u•nt: 'e ant, and will 'Meet with the local co. mmit- tee on •Saitii•day afternoon 'to dis cu"ss the ~dtails, Passel} 'third Year Exams b • Miss Helen Salkeld daughter of Mi'. and Mrs. • T. J. Salk who is•.takin o cid, g:: a four year'. course at `'thea, O.A.C., passed her. third year • e•caminations• with , fi class. honor's She was 16th. ern a class: o'f .205. PASSES IN' SASKAT ' OON Messr s +Cha ri•es and •Jas.:l3alyd'� have.'1 c,t.ervcd .weird of the .death' f their. sister,'Annie, '.Mrs David' `VI • 'meeting .of all ladies • inter- WELL AT, FESTIVAL anted •in Rangers, Gude x Guides and g • • ' I Brownies: 'will be' held at Mrs, A:' Luck.now Public Sch'gol wore E. McKim's home Friday even- . f' ing June 18th at 8, o'clock, cGal'1,.:who pa'sscad. away.. in S;isk aJ'• e had been.. un, 3rd.; boy's :sob 11 years and` poorly over., . Ray. Farrell; S:S. 2 u g am en- , ..An invitation Huron, on Feral' Hospital,' S Sunday ..June 6' ----•-- 'Ii' ld th SS. '''No..3,: Huron,, , . and :under, Wilda Reid and 'Billiee Kennedy, Luc_ know, •2nd trio;. open. S.S::'No. "3 Huron, 2nd;.'3- part '. chorus, open, :SSS. No.� 13' Huron tied: for ;3rd place; with. Kincardine Public • p a the School: � . •Miss Marion :;MacDonald :Clrf; ton Ireland;• •;and • Everett t ,Lane:. t� ei e' aiming: the': nine music. sup- ervisors who:•; had .'contestants dtoon un Saturd Sh h arst place in the three -.art bborus at the Bruce CountyYmusic. festival. held last Thursday and Friday at Walkerton', The' Chorus was the concluding feature of the Tricia Y.. night Program,• for- which: • ,Held . Birthday' Parties Little Buddy �Doyl'e,t4-year=old son of Mr, "and Mrs : C'. T. • Do l Walkerton Presbyterian,' Church. y - Yhad.- &• birthday'party, ;on Satur- 1 vvas filled to .capacity. day .:and on. Tuesda ' The local• chola ;uncle Henderson,. y� ElrzalJetd 1 ,•. r• the' dir, daughter of Mr.': and ' e c..t>;on o'1 Mr C1iiton' Irelnd, won gan . Henderson enter- I: .Ms,. 1Vi:or n I In a class of eleven: contestants, tainea•. a : number of her including,, little , 1choirs i � from' • such eery- friends 'on .• the occasion of her. ares as 'Kincardine, Walkerton,' '4th birthday., !'ort El Paisley, well lgin, s sc , A' NUAL:tED RE° THURSDAY, The annual meeting' of the South ''`Bruce .Women's Institute was held, in '• the United Church,' Lucknow, on Thursday; June 10.••• The • president,'' Mrs. Philip ,Ste- wart, ,was. In.:charge -of the meet- in'g. The morning- session consist- ed, of reporils of •standin . corn•- • rnittees.: 'Mi s lora' '° dressed.• :the Meetin g ;on. The '!'raining Schools for Leaders", «"hien , will be held in Ripley Town ;Hall on June 23rd and 24th from 1b a.m. till, 4 p,m, The sub- • °�eit •rural, school choirs. Sect will be• ".Cottons may , :e ..the • festival . opened •.,r � , ' . :..: , • • rtr> , , . op ned with. •a,. Any Institute or any y, winn•cr from this district ':hen group may send, a leader or as- Bessie e Reavie of Par • s;ciate. The. ' amount CAMERON, -1n `VJin hair H leader returns' to her se oul won th 1 1 g ospa' BORN .:.' e.so .o. class for ills' r c g al on Thursda ornmtirls an organizes a club • ° ' y, June 10th,' 1948 .` .• . 1 � •years: and under. Ther ,with ' i>,�ls' r•o. There were to I g .,, f rrr 12 -to 26• years of Mr and IVlrs•a'Kennetl earner, l age. • Eat'h c�Zb m' rn• Makes, seventeen ' contestants. ''Another . -n, of • Lucknow: ':gleea _e s - first was Fraser Ashton.of L - . ( Mildred (spectator's sport "' dress • uck Ritchie), a' 'daughter,. + ,,,tiene: 'and ra- n•ow •wh,q was the best !;boy soloist }• fast b � Barbara Niven instruction 'in 'selectXn ma- T w •wl•o. was I. E hers ' I. I g under in' a• -class of _ . I torah and pattern, the use of corn- •sixteen: Donald Steele JOY •-.— ial pattern, S;S:;'No. I. NT —In Goderich: Hospi al• on 1 n ern, and. the' worked 13,, Hur'on,•: 'was, second in this i Sunday, June 13tI; to 1\7r.' and lbound 'button: • class, r, •and Co, _ o er tav • • Mrs. George Jo � nt ' " Luck p a, a program di 1- Other�' local; . Y noviw;,;'a ,- and di � ,+ _ d ,:. � : cussi.on ` strict .win aughtei,, Mary, ,Jane. • • , was' led by ' Miss E " e off. Hers 'were,: boys solo, M. and un- •lirrs of';the l✓conomics, Servic ,•y.' : yr . i . ac_ ,.Billy .l Flirted Lu REID..-lri ,VV'�•ngharn , •nos ital' .'on 'the Dept. of .Agriculture, • y� ,, . cknow :.Friday:, . p .. � :. P , . Toronto., 2nd,' : two-part "chorus for one, . June •11th; . 194a, to Mr';:. 'She also showed slides '� and lett= room'schoolS.S. N. 11' ,Huron` and Mrs: Robert Reid; `Luckn,ow: used :on; her: tri' to `Amst - P. a As 2nd; glial'$ solo, 7 and und�el :Ma (rtee 'Eunice . Re d j, .' a 'daughter: HOII`and, . as °,dere' ,delegate t ; : r g to o the. As :' 'sociated ''Country Women of the ilyn Finlayson; 'S:S No. 1.0,E Hur- Judy': • therhead.; Dick, for some 'tune. •Harry McQuillan; and at St. Her, ens, Donald and Colin. MacDon- ald, .Robinson Woods; Dave and Frank Todd and the'' Humphrey boys:' May you each arid' all have. a rollicking good ,time during.. the reunion. 1 - "Maggie "Maggie Langford"'' Wiill Be' Here Although she' was One of many who: weren't '.on• he. invitation list. Mrs, Margaret MacPherson . of Milverton plans -to . be ,hack` here. for the : Bruce County Romecorn • Mrs MaeP-herisont : formerly` -=b - 'Concession":10, `Kinloss spent nt: her •P� girlhood days in`'-Lueknow:She ..was "'formerly ' Maggie'' Langford.: er. father ;dr•.ove th to niture. .a . gory -:'for several ye:��`s �or; the old firths of `Cliff and;Foster. •M i• a MacPherson', attended; Lucknow;. school when '•D. D. Yule' 'taught,: and when' she ,wrote her entrance received,the •, :hi hent marks ' for; 'physiology andhighest r n' Ae ce.: For th '., rs sh e was • war ed a book' ofd lwerrrs bye the W. C; T U. This volume she still: o , sesses_ and - prizes.P 5, DROVE HORSE-DRA 1rVN BUS• FOR REUNION IN 1910 FROM KINLOUGH .'TO"" LUCKNOW.• Burbank,° Calrfoianaa.:. Dear'Sir. I have •been receiving 'rrrfo ; `_ ation regarding . 'the Old Boys. Reunion. and am very sorry o say. that . I .guess I wil not b able •to..' , c get. ba• ck ' to the -reunion' .as five are ,now a •.long ''way • from dear old 7.Lucknow and a • .. son and lis...•. s our:':' are ;conducting., a,. general open nial•ket cannot cl'os '• business' e.0 p and to ' e•�a k va - tl . Ca . on.I was back to Kinlough ,two Years ago When we still `lived': on Ihe.farm in •Ktrns� ' Quite.' w.,, as. well. .I r, , . e�cmber when W, Hill cana:e to `Lucknow' also' Wm. Mti i° '' die bought: clot. D C, Taylor: Dave T lore. for and HushTaylor all went: to few malcolm,,'went',:t9 school 'there. r 7orld ' .MA ItKED: 85th Blii`T•NDAY = Miss Christen G aha `t m of town observed her: 85th birthday :on. Frldayr;.June llth, w'heri .a ber. of •fi iends; dropped` in to ex tend. congratulations and • best.' wishes. 'Miss. Graham is not joyirig good hcalt•h' and has� been 'bedfast fax t.he''.past few months: Her` sister, Miss •Mimi': Gi•aharn ofChillrcotlle;'1:Ohio .: is.: visting. her •thus• .week. 2nd; -two-part school h on un , e .;next istrict annual 41,: Marshall' `w c orus, .open, to jVir and Mrs. Alfred 2nd ;duet 10 hxte.hurch .,• , Each Institute is to pay .a 3:00' Jf Lucknow, a sono PURD0N-.._In; :Wingharri ,:General Hospital on Sunday,: Juxi:e.6th to Mr.,!, and IVirs, Ilectolr don;' Lucknow, : ;a daughter, HOWALD--In 'Win ha 8 mC„eneral Hospital a 'n- Wednesday, June 2nd, to Mr. and: Mrs. Waren: 'H'owald Luckn,ow,' 'a. ' , da'ugh'ter.: the festival. The adjudicator was` Mr. .. • Mac;KE1\T2TE--iii. Wing�iaxn .flow- G. Roy:. Fenwick provincial .. cal on: Monday,.•June 14th::€o Mr. direct it off':''xnusie , and d Mis.' Franik 'M; �.. — - ac . pie W- • -f Ken 'fi - h1e�•- - �•.. :lo• I 'fir- , ENGAG>J--111LN*TS -. c s dePrts: did: we kilOivr, a ,.' lVf<1' Il' Mrs. Gilbert Ba'rkWell;' Luck •now,_ announces .the ,engagement df her yeungest.'daughter, A1i e Anna: to' Mr. Geoi;ge':Edwa1•d Tay 1or,, son of Mr..and- Mrs.' George Taylor; Lucknow,. the, marriage to :take ;ace en' 'June. KINLOSS.' COUPLE HONORED .ON 25th ANNIVERSARY• On ;Monday .afternoon.. a 'nurii bar of "1<1lies. called at. the` hones bj Mr;: • and M,rs.Sutherland o'f Kenlbss toy present them...:411. ::t• gift i7 recogniti.ori of,t},eir 25th wedding anaiversar y. The occas ion wa_s inarked' .infor=mally in cull's.. manner, because :Mrs, Sut.n- orland'has•not.been enjoying good' health:.: As : an •eitpl cssion of • the;,, .esteem and','best wishes `of'•''th.e comnunity',. IVIu '" and ,Mrs.uth- erland'�vere spr•cs.c'ntc'c1 with a sil- rer ;tea �sei•vice •alfd• tray and cr (, uncal: ciindlc. Stick; t�•ith tits t lJnt, silver inlay; rlteimipatji .cl by t}l.e• follow 11.11; addt ess• • siene.d ' ''b friends and iicighb',ri•:: of th( Sixth,, Fourth iind .Sl ri,nid, ' itilcl fort dr. '1'tl' hs 1.1 • rte itihl�„r; ,tlrr�ti laving in'Ltit'},nflt DDcar:'-•Alex :iaid F1rtw, r On.'tlltti, the* (it•'. '-Jlrt;'fi1 yC,rit . 25th. I.vOcldiiig =1i,Jlt\ t isle! '. ,.tip(,• your fri't'nd.4;'lr{'ll;:kifr.ut k and mem- bers of the liair-.11c. .: h,stitiltc, felt thtat we eu .Ilii .not l'(t fulls anni`•ersary ,g0 by`:4.1t'itt,u'1 1e,tiinxt You: k'novy' .licit4` v..ei,,ic hear•teeclly tyre rejoice �ti'itlt ' you' ori fluff; r,t 1,108; and••if 1''. with t;i•C'ail l)lt'a- ire that' tt' ,' prc'solfl t:i y ii :tliis ]Iver . tea: service '(,riff :t1 �1y' cis •'toki�n cif alit goo wishes Yciu '.}rave' • be'el'1 good 1teighhois,' lway's` t� illirtl; te' he°lr; i:ii '�i'1y orfinih'nity' e'ntet:pi•i.�t ':r;le'l li:f'E'n trlifalling in 1';,101' • 'l(•I11 1t•lriii, Church and In::`titufi •:.t t'iviti( �: i ''Maty *the.. r• c'n,n '`rrt voe1, • 1:1"e• bring goad, Health, 'worry and "11t (T,•. ' ,. • t th son fe'e ti their `district .annual.' ` Dinner was served',' church school room. At the,, afternoon',sessio•ns .the.::, address of welcome:was, given by Rev: Chas: MacDonald, D:D., i and responde to. by Mrs.. R: "McKel- lar; Tiverton. • °iVIrs. Arthur,; Hamilton :: Atwo • ood,: Prrvrncia1 Board ..Director, ad-. d`r on.the scholarships for; girls -in essed• 'the .meeting and spoke, club�wark tea' a• e bionic festival, the were r ram Ian n Y Y .,• of so fai•'tun:ate, `�a't •the County ]Vh�cINTYRE--Ing.' `=Mrs.' T.: Et Morgazr; Ripley; ave •. gam`•°'Hds� Y, g the IcDonald--fn • • • stftute, Guelph field: meet On Wednesday.'';' Roz- 'Pital .on Wednesday,' June 9th: t ' a: `r'eport of the. conven.ti'on. • dIj :H'owal-d 'won third_ in the 50 0 11�usical numbers `war given ,by, Mr, 'and Mrs. Doilaid: Ma•!0:1 tyre, !e vard :dash for. girls 9 :and:. under:_ iilllgss' 'a .daughter,.- a Indies' .quartette :of. Ripley olid • 'Donald MaeIntyre."of..Second Con= ct ssiun ' school won"'second in the;: Tp HOLD S11NDA :senior s ft'b'1 . 'SCHOOL' o softball throw and'' 'third; CONVENTION 'FRIDAY. in the100 d d h 14 and over. .. yar as Douglas St. . aniey' of Krniougl 'won: ` first'' int _ The' annual Sunday.School don - first 5 e 50 -yard dash y . as for 8-' ventron for the area comprising Townships will ' be held in tars -olds Ki•1 as . s n ,, Culrxs; Ashfield• a rid. Huron T COMING, MI. NG .EVEN. -,.' MA SO�'IC' CHU#:GH.' SERVICE 1 Old' Light Lodge, A:F: &' A.M., annual' church'parade l:cld. cin Sunday morning .to the . Presbyterian- -:-Church Luckn ow '• L01 scr�•i1 e at' ll' a•m GARDEN , PARTY. '\t fiol r v ci.id •on Thursday, June 2•ith sponsored by 'the''•Wom:ean's. ;- Institute. ,Supp'r',6 'to 8: Mixed 1�}'t1g1'ain feilri<iwed ;by . a dance to. l';at if nRhQitra; DANCE AT .LANGSIDE '1'iit'•1s C, Country Club is sport s(•lt.•iri ; :a 'dance in : the'. Forrester's!, 1'• A' I:t;'I 1Ii ;ide on Friday June ,,' 10th rt 11) 1 1 (.fuel k.. c shay Lunch . p It ot)t liter.' Wilbur' Erb's ' arclie'stra, • • �iid , ' at Kinlough when .my dad, Nelson Bushell and I were• c in the. same class A: at Kinlough . t school, y was •�, at the • ittst 'reunion, . n 910' The Malc,lrris a , in hlted the . ollj ' iT t Kinlough: e4a bUs and 'loaded CkI)ow station down toaded it full to' come c the. reurlion, main driver I was .the Cain stables;.an� put up.at the You. ,may i; c' lr,, this' his on to - •the:. `111 °n • Boaid with . ver ' dies for r. „ y bust ing to hear gr �tricl ;r•eunxcirr•. Hop telebr more of the gran C1' .g d Your Old 'Soy" ,Hugh' f1. M• 1.•, (Continued a ,coin. ed on' Page .8). • • a solo by Miss Gwen Stewart` of Lucknow, A `short :course on "Developing Community Enterprise". 'w'as' chose:.; en as a district project. .. • Mrs Han.iltori installed the. , ..: foll1owing;alate• bf officers; 'pees.,' Mrs. l?hilip Stewart;; Lucknow• 1st vice, • Mrs. R. • McKellar, ;Tiv Hackett s• ;Church; Ashfield; ,`on'• ,'erton; 2nd vice Mrs.: Frida June 18th with: afternoon. rq. ` • �', ' ernoon; "eardine; :sec: -tress: • kin - and ev ' ., Mrs. •Mervin evening ng sessoris.n :. � Rorrie, ' Teeswater. ' A Vote: • of "thanks to the ho'- s tess branch" was . given ,b " Mrs..S. Fair., Bervie. The National Ain a$erri closed the meeting. ,SGH0OL STAFFS I" s� ARE COMPLETED. To: Teach At Kinlou '$ • ' 'Sin 1., 'g g •e. vacancie s that. errs t on.: '. 'Miss . ass Catherine Gibson, ala r h-. froth ..the - Luckno . �� .. . ,. tt,, g w High School , . ter 'of Mr. and , Mrs. Sarm Gibson 'and ,:Public School' staffs have- of town: has'been engaged ':t been': filled and the erson e. ' l?, n 1 of.te>ach at.Kr 1 nauhS ch(i I b O. 'MSS as the he ,staffs.. definite '' nit e for -I .• the'open., GrbSon 'graduates 'this •terrri from,.:, :rid 'of the Frail' term; • Str`atford _Normal. School. Miss Martha Lowndes. of Wiar= ton has been engaged, for' the High' School. staff: to succeed ,Miss B•rv1' c Lake, popular , member of. he staff;`•'who has..resigned, after a...one-year' ter rn.- �r:,";:nd 1VI. • r rs. Joseph M. Jar- " the Public School staff -Miss. 'dine Of Evanston, «' Ruby Webb' of Pink:erton has.;. n W ' t n, .rl a. 37 ,sailed edncsday :for a: 3 -months"' }leen engaged ' to teach third,trl5 to the British' Isles arid ream"; succeeding. Mrs. J. A. - c. a the Ctrs Continent, 'The.�T` left • froi�i New pin 711 health prevented' Mrs. York on" the, Queen Elizabeth. Crispin: :from completing, the re-' '' Mr. ancj"' e P i1/Irs. Jardine•'were.re' sent 'term, .with Mrs P, W. Hoag i can't • visit'ors' here with: Mrs.' Jar= With these single changes Kenzie.' • `' _Mary g h e• I{•I' (`E1"1'(()N AT ST, HELENS 11 .i;ec'c tltirin Fill 'be. %.held at t'. Ilc.h n' .Community'' !-fall . on 'Chill' duo,\•. Janie 17th.(tonight). in' 1.1:'11(x, of Mi and ' Mrs. .G•eorge 1.ildics please. bring irrrle} .:F rifler°s orchestra. Every - 't 'A'''EI I;Ik)•t1 1111t1S1C FESTIVAL -111 (' t important, day: 'in, Inu,,sie iI°c • 111:18 will be the Water- ii+:T "rlirsit' 1-t'ativar and Tattoo in ';itr'r'l ,( I':rrk, Waterloo'. Ont,, S'attii eft '. ,l'tr41'(' 26th. Music from 81:110 am, to : Midnight. Oyer 40• bands.' 1,ii.ticireds'• of .nidiyidual contr '::tl,`:., g•,(at'tattoo in el''en- lr,: ; ` i t\ (irks' the rn•<ist ax lzt ,:•.'';i',ntcri( �In4' spectacle on Corrne Laxly `aiid wr+('; ri '1' 'O i' '1 he°ailti'!'ul \Vat - f •,.)) la:F,k. I'"r,tllltic9t;'Ffor •fam,ly liit'riit. ; rt f,:'eshxne:rsts served on the 'Jt'y.'cincis. New .York.�Roches'', tt`t. 'hili'' 'T'or'onto sol') artists,' • W, ,,G, 11 indalti, •• t'i • 1)(t:'n1t ,7;14•: he. eyxpects• to e11111t i;c('i{. iCi iffy( old home t'o\vi1 f.#r the rC onion, and lnnok. fart\''aril to rt+ri:t:t;g il,f o. i enc s 0 y 4:. i SAILED >( E D W.ED NESD �l ,YON.` nue 'TO' ENGLAND ' :supplying for •her dynes sister, Miss M i ,y 'Mac=: staffs "'Fill be as : follows` next • turn High' School; Mr, Hoag, principal Mr,' W . OPFI , m. Mac, r . MIST ORGANIZERS • ' Donald; Miss: Jean Osborne and VISITED :HERE LAST WEEK Miss Martha Lowndes:; Public • ..—Officials :of the ser. vrce Optimist International,..' were in Miss Ruby town' last 'week: „contacting a few' • ansrri.en conce•nin;g• af- filiation: with' this organization. The`` two' .gentlemen Whd. called here were J..0, .L•:tird,,' extension 'Counsellor from Windsor 'and. H. .. ,. Roper, past. Irr•e id'ei t f School, • John. D. Ross, .priricipalt 1fis. Helen • Ham'ilten. Miss .'Mair` i arieCrarrim and M \Vebb. of The Cl Mr. A. W. Anderton has . been re: -.engaged •:a5 music- instrubtor. I E e was forced to resign a' couple df years ago because of ill health • and, since' then, Mr. Cliftorii°Ii•e.. 'E land. of Teeswater' has been in London grand.).x o the charge. of music instruction .i dress . Theyf hope no,,ad ' school; n• the cs; a meeting‘ of thy. C lamstlytn' 'a lac ,d •iit' a c r ate, • • • • 4 F. Yi o. • trio �r�