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OI,:• NAVY LEAGUE'. TAG DAY
PROMOT 1 ONS
LUCKNOVV, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 4th,, ,1945
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WE ON SATUR»AY-
EIGHT PAGES.
On. •Saturday . of this. • week the
,Navy 1;-entgu-nf C, n r,a W,' •, zi l h ld
it's .annual ---€a
,_ du'
When; • -'our nickle
Y s d Imes and
,.
ing on this organization's vei ':
s lendid' work.
p. . •. In peacetime . as'
well as in War the Navy "League
offers a marine service that. no
Pass ; Button,,.'Eunice: Camp-
,Hbeolwl, a;lGd,wen;;., • Gaunt,', : K nneth
,
ao
rganizati. o
n'
.
m
a
vail
able. to.menof:the seas. 'During
•RQzella, Little, Joyce;
Roulston . amore• thanfive years of war the a 11 , Bobby;
demands on""'these services li
• ' xv ccs ha re
Stewart Donald Thomp
3 mY.i r. , , , ;•
,..,
', the'Navy •League• defend
• From Grade 1I, to Grade Ili 'an more
Graham•
, Ronpie; ' Canadians, to carr. 'on"
y their' 'w;oi•k.
• q.Tagging in . Lucknow. on: -.
Sat
',urday' will. be done; by local g'ir7s.
Be prepared to . buy a= tag, when.
Irene, , been increased many fold and
son Jini Waith Roddie
s. more
' .'d• on the generosity of
Honors --
Marshall,• Edith; Ross, June;
ley, Roy; Webster, ,George,
Risk -Carnegie, Valerie; Gol-'
Ian,. Margaret,. Gaynor, ' Leon;:.
Haldenby, Dale; "`;.Hedley, Kent;
��
`ow" ra
win i"D'ohna � 3e e �.IVi n
`Tr � 3r, •
Jack; McNall, Alvin; McNah, .
Margaret; McN ay; Kenneth. ,
f. ,
• Perfect „ attendance •-- deer•l
Webster.
ix
M E MacDoug ll;-Teachle'r
• �
Honours. -Irwin, Helen..
ss -Chin Charlie• PiCollins
Lloyd; Conley, Betty; Ernberlin,
:' ::.Demi •Ho wrald, `V Im' 0_111 i
-stop -..:Ruth -.Ki atr� : la
Mathers, .Billy; Ross, Bowen.
G ll
ondit o nay 'Joe;
Stanley, Jean. •
1eV 1to . 'Grade Y .
lion urs --` AndersOn, a ,. , A o , Georg+e•
• Hamilton, Jean; Huston, Grace;
Johnston,:
Betty Joan.
Pass- Gammie, John; Irwin
4; Vlll;K; M cLe -na ' • ifs'
Reid, Bobby.•
they call, or when they ;meet:yyou:
They o:this+s__.
d
s �. i.,
- - .-. and
gladly. Your courteous :. co-opera-
tion -they
o-oper;-tion-they will appreciate greatly,
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie McKinnon,
Iolyrood;' announce' the enga e
.e
t' -o - th ' ..
gg.,
.,tzi_ .n_... fT elr_daiighter-.;Joa-rr,�tu•
Mr. Joseph Bu ns, son of,Mr.•.and
Mrs . Thomas Burns, 'Windsor, 'the
inarrititacf,
O R REThREb ' .
FIRE •CHIEF'
Tlfe. • Clgta k1; 3 Ltlt•.�z°ztl...
_, aid- a:tt '�trtt�"c � e��rslzzai;` di
nch- .
int= .eld� �� .. -�-- ,
ers_.of-
._-. . . Y --1i �, 1h
;Calgary z , Fii e •'De artme
P nt in
]honor 'oa their ,chief,•.:Mr. -John
McKinnon; ''echo-_ retired after: 41 .;
Yeats pi service 'as afire .:fighter.
.in that city: 'Mr:.,McK intron ..who,
;is"
at present vi iting :laerey was•
tl res' '•
ted' `;with a "'
" presented valiseY by •hi
,s •
fellow :."sn•ioke eaters",,'
There
were 70 at they luncheon
when' Capt. W. A. Cowan enum
i
crated' some:of the'improvements-
made in the department :by Chief
McKinnon;and said •he', was' one
of•• the most progres°sive-'men ever
to head the; department.
, The new chief is. J. Shelley :who
had•
' been associated With Mr. Mc
•Ksni:on. foi..:f,both-
ving onNNt
le De?art ent
away
back in the days when
:motorized;
,equipment was never dreamed .of .
Mayor' Andrew;' Davison •attend=
ed the luncheon •and ,presented
Mr. McKinnon with' a complimen
tar =letter -which =read `in `part -'as:
:follows:. "We: have•°always found
you ready and willing to co-oper-
conseieitous.' service is `
certainly.
appreciated :During your tei ure
as Fire Chief you :displayed7exe-.
cutive'ability, of a very high Order
and you are leaving,.'your • De
partment in very excellent shape.
We s'n erely trust your will be
spared �r`:. '
par'da omany years- to enjoy,
your well 'earned pension".
;A'nn'a Church, Riversdale on July
-14Th;
HOLIDAY ,CHANGE. .
Commencing ::next week the
Lucknow Branch' of the Bank of
Montreal will observe the• weekly
half holiday ;on Saturday instead
of- Thursday'. See the :advertise'
nt_r garding_Bank. iurs-else-,
re`i ir1 Anis*issue.
Conditionally Nicholson, Ken-
neth,,'Stanley,' Clarke,, .
Helen M. Hamilton.•:
Grade. V to Grade .BVI
'
•.. �onours—Chi, Gladys
Harri•
•�
ilion ; tfy; MacNa Donald'
McInnes, Catherine-;- Reid, Edna,
Thompson :.: o
urn in,_
Bettyi`' Irwin, Ellwood •Ir in
•w ,
M
;ileac, Johnston;._, Joan:;: ;Marsh-
` all, Shirley; Moore, Eva:
Grade' V1 to S
Honours -•Anderson, Mary Jo;
Howalk Harold;. Kilpatrick, Nor-
en;, Lloyd; 'Do is; M
Moffat,: Shirley..
• Pass.- Agriew, Donald Howse,
Gilbert; McAlpine, Donald; Mc=
Kim, Jack; Stewart, Donald. '
Transferred To Brampton
... Lloyd_Stewarts;--who `hats: been
assistant manager in: Loblaw's.
Groceteria at Kitchener' for:, -the
pasty
ear;:hasbee'
n•i::.
trans
ferredto'rBram ton, Ll d spent
the week end-holidayfat.-.his_honi
here::
B,EDROOM, . s SUI'
OVERSEAS E
�E'f1' ,WOOtLTa�'� "INDUCTED
IN ASHFIELD FRIDAY • BRIDE:
K�ES` IT_, HERE,
On: -Friday; evening, -;,June 29th I • _
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Rc' .:C, -F1.: Vv ot�ll.��T•��.:-:�.�'aGi�c�cci�..;,_. _
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riitii, tei :.cif' tf�e
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f` i
�.l r••
-
_axiirens.:.
�,.�t;-.a.n w � er�xi • .eld
,Hackett's Church On- Sundays:;,
Rey.' Woolley' conducted -services
at all'•three' a 'ppin' o.meats
t .., I
Rev..' and': Mrs. "Woolley ;come
here from: Corbeton Where he has!
ministered.: for ..th
e .past., four
years. He . succeeds .Rev. • Howse
. who has served in Ashfield for
a similar period.
Mr. arid Mrs:- Wo011eY have an
adult family of twa. married dau-
•' ghters and a son who ,is'with the
Army --.Ordnance 'Corps , at Tor
onto.
Attended , Graduation.
Mr ,and Mr.!si_. ? ciii i %vYi': kt
Berson. `were' in Toronto last week
attending. the graduation exer-
cises- at the Moth,ercraft-Hospital
,on ;June 38th,- when their -daugh-
ter Lois was one of `the graduates.
Another.. member of the, graduat-
,in
g _class,. was: Miss. J'cari::Bushell
of Hamilton. .and' , formerly IL of
Lucknow.
Jarri
ori
C iada a.stzu 1e of :wrecks
_ __, s4a~._..,.
but :that's . ': lon :enou h to:co ..
g. g•n
vince:, her that. she likes',it here:.
he'
S s moz•.e � n� ea edw
More: tha 1 s th the` ,:
p _. ,
land
.ofs--her adoption.randevery,'
thing; • will; be 'perfect' when -Jim.
'he loin able
i ' to .
s .. lain , r Here, about
Se. e
t .mber•:,it'is do ed:�M s: 1?hl
P .: P, r .
1 lips; is now ,making .her home in
Ashfield with -Jim's :parents, Mr.
and Mrs.. ,Elmer Phillips. • - •
;• Mrs.._ Phillips was. formerly'
1 Rub • Prickett of Hove 'Sussex
•Y , , ,
which is ' in Southern .England:'
It was• in Kingston -on -Thames
k
t'ha't Jim
Ruby met,when
romance first bloomed. They
were married in ..June of 1944 :
and? s!aortl y.; wi'ter : pri. :ally_:22nd
J:im sailed for the .continent with
the A'rrfy Service Corp He' 'is
at present: in Holland, and' last.
saw ' Mrs.., Phillips while back to
England 'on . leave in • Fe ruary.
'-Jim s brother Archie, is also in-.
:Hollan -.
d -but.-:has:-•met-his:J•sister,
in-law.:
When, .Mrs. Phillips 'sailed for
Canada on 'board the Sciatha she
deft :her p • arer[ts• and :a fifteen
year-old brother behind. - .- `
:' One; thing that;.•'appeals partic-:
uiarly' to Mr's Phillips:'is out climate, •;:in contrast to rainy ':Eng
lane% -and we - think '.v i e' been
having a wet season
• Jim's Dad drives, a: truck for.
`Maitland . Creamery and •Mrs.
Phillips' is - taking advantage of
thea ortunit and enjoying in it,,,
of • accompanying cher Y: father -in
'law-: on his (route, and 'taking' in,
the • scenery which is ;all so new
and ::Pleasing to her. .
•
EXPECTS TO ` RETUR '
N TO
FRANCE . EVENTUALLY
Mr. William McKinnon 'whose
headquarters are :: at 'btt wa
a , is
visitingn
. at present 'in Kinloss at
the home me of his brother- Dan T.
McKinnon. Mr. McKinnon. who
spent several years in Paris;
France`7moved out - f : that= --city
the day the Huns moved in back
ilul►l'!�iK
in 1.940, Severall 1.
m
, • ; . : •- . � .onths' later he
Was,able to .leave the .country, via.
S
pain .an arrived back' in North
•
A feature .'of. The Clansmen's .America • in September. .of 1941.
u
T"eld on' •Thurday.,: ugust 23rd,
, . Atlantic in October 19'
1 •'arid in
TOP DRAW PRIZE
ann as� uminer rn
ca iv. ,al to be :Mr. M.cKznnon first crrossedw.Ahe
Fishing was Good
Abe. _Johnson,`1..Harold : Oelker
and A. L. Brownfield of Urbana,
Ohio' and Frank Thomas' of West
Liberty,, Ohio, spent a few days
fishing at •Clam`Lake on the farm
o,
f Mr: and 'Mrs. Art :Breckles.
They had ,'good lu k, and besides
living on`. fish while here, took'
home about fifty pounds dressed
• Perfect attendance—Eva Moore, CHILDREN GIVE
Neil-Murdoeli
,! Mrs. J. A, Crispin Teacher. TO H.C.S.:• , FU
Grade
VII to Grade V)[ll •
•
.'Local donations to the'..buildin building.
"fund :of the•Sick Ch'ildren's. Ho'•s-
p a , ital received :'at ,The --Sentinel
Office'up to Tuesday• ave; total-
:;
led $40.00 SAI .th -C
0. 0 and .repr t z
$ P c
donations.
Of this amount'' ten dollars was
contributed.; in pennies,. , nickles"
-and d • i
mea=t,
'second and.: third, room` . of
]Luck
now'P'ublic Scheel, B'roams' do
nations:'were Room -I $4:50;
Room
II $2:50 and Room III $3,00
In addition individual dons
tions of $5.00 have been, 'received
from ::Mass ;;Marion 'MacDougall,
acid $25.00• from Mr': G H Smith.
The:T:Sentinoi w
ill,-con-tinue'x
receiveBoast onsfor-ashort'tinne:
reHyou:'Lore 'interested-•in•—ths
worthy• work; act`now °Make,your
donation this` Week -end.
•
Erect .Welcome. Sign
Lucknow Branch No, 309 of file
• Honors, --Anderson, Ruth;Chin
Mar' . ,,
.
Margaret;' Johnston Bruce; John=
• stone; :J�=' • . ,
•
it ;tri
Milne'
Gladys.. .
I.
Pas
S—Chin Morley Gammie,
Dorothy; • Oollan; Wilhein
' � can;:
iris, George; 'Johnston
• le .: . ,
Y; McAlpine,:Maril. n;
G an m T o
qdf
:�- a ill
e-
lVii
llan'•Jim•' •
'.MacMillan,
RP. .
oabt
,McNaY, Bobby; Orr,' Opal; Shiley;Ross,
.Arnold Stew _
•
art, Winnifred.;i
Whitby,. _•.
John D. Ross, . Principal.
. r , Cipal.
',ANNIVERSARY
,S)SR'VI ,C,. .
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T
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b..
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c''
essfu `
la..,
• __ :110.1! ring . • .'
wen � versary services..
-held
S
P'
etc .
r,
s.
Ali
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Chitrcl...� o , .
Geo ' n Sunday 'with Rev.
George- Penning of ' London • as
guestd preacher. at bothmorning• '
end eveniit '•.
liver' g• services` when he ,:de,
ed
in `
It is spiA ing"sermoas..
e
s �y
Y�
.e
t
the 'first n Y ane„Years since
Anglican 'congregation
'*as established
in •.
L.
.four
Years ucknow, atX
later,: a church:
built on ' was
the'
'bi�han 1900present' • site, `: