The Lucknow Sentinel, 1945-10-25, Page 10Dq
RESUME °,TEACHER,
CONVENTION
T _ e 1945 .Convention. of the
Tiruc (in part), Huron (in .part)
tea errs' Institute was held in the'
Thursday;.
Mali,,
Paisley,
Octo •er"lit •with - ar at ndaf Ge
: of abvards:rff 230 public and kep--
prat a school . teachers..This• was
• the: ' irst ' Convention held ' since
1940 when Teachers' Conventions
ewer: discontiizued as a war in
!..ire, as well as the first Coriven
tion of the new" tnspeetorate com-
bini g the former 'Inspectorates_
'of ` est Bruce and , East'" Bruce.
'John • D. ,Ross Lticknow,.
ipres dent of West 'Bruce tnstit ute-
res ded. `'
Frank Ballachey'of• Pais
Reeve y
ley extended -;a; beartywelcome;, to
the teachers and':.displagwsi ;the
handsome ' °trophy .presented. 1y
the Education Committee:of of the
County' .Council for annual 'com-
petition
com-petition at a. County; oratorical
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Mr. J. F.' Kinl>in, B A.•, B. Paed.,.
• Separate. School .Inspector for this
,.district-:ws introduced ,b ' • In -
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Spector ''J:.M. Game:. Mr..Kinlin•
: spoke briefly. Inspector n .A, A..
Gilroy gave • an address on High
�---�---SchooY dYstrxets -: Thrszis—anew=
development in his county = and`
vie , w hear --quite a bit-about-
:in'
it-about-:in4 the; near .future. Mr. Gilroy
Outlined the: many advantages of
these districts.
The 'Convention divided into
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RE-ELECT. D''PRESpENT OF
PRINTERS ASSOCIATION:
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BRUCE. HOLSTEINS Wily
AT STRATFORD SHOW
At the seventh annual .conven-
tion of the National Council of
Employing Printers .• and Litho-
graphers, held recently 'at: Quebec
City Rev C,. -H: •Diekiinsori,.. gen._ .
eral ' manager.; of-Ryersorz're
Toronto, :.was re-elected• presi-
dent. The front -•over of the Sep?.
tember issue .. of : "Printing Re-
view of: `Canada" reproduced a
pacture.. of. Rev. and Mrs: Dickin-
son and Sir Eugene'.Fiset; Lieut-
enant ,G,overndi . of the Province;
of 'Quebec and Mrs., taken ake.
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while 'attendingthe;; convention.
Re*. Dickinson, a _former Past.or
on he Ashfield Cireuit
is the
thiee_.griups and ,.held' :meetings
of the Ontario Public' ,Sc Ool, Wo.
men Teachers'', Federation, the
,tarso ;Separate ; School :r Teach -
yrs'. Federation, and the Ontario.
blic ,.School' Men Teachers'' -Fe-
Ai chickendinner was served in
the Sunday . 'School room of the
Paisley United :Church ; `by the ! ::
i1Voman's-- Association -which =re
eivec`! high. commendation from
ie,teacher . At °the
luncheon eoi wit.' F. Rivers;; .B.A, 'B.. 'Pied.; : as
istant.: superintendent_ -of-Eleni
ntary: Education ' for the Prov : :
Ce: -...gave an iinteresting . address
Northern Mario An: illustra-
ed :lecture 'on Beautification;, of
chool • Grounds ' `divas given.::- Eby,
r. ;John:.. F.. Clark, µ'Lecturer.
orticulture, Departzn, ent''of Ag-
icu ture,P Torontcs '
Inspector, J M:Game spoke to
I. he teachers.'. •�e, complimented:
ahem' on the splendid:.: patr otic'
Work ' they had done during :the,,ti
ar ,.ye..ars He read the ";names of
e-schoolsin each township;2Tiat
had' made the'greatest ' improve-:
ent .in their. school grounds dur=-
ing thelpast year arid. complimen
'ted the .winnersfor their efforts.
The: convention; ,concluded with.
the election of . officers for. `the
coming year; president,,`- Mr: Fred'
`Obrig>Cif`"C Esrey ; vivid=president;
Mr. Wm: '.n. • >Cottrif,' Tiverton;
secretary .far West Bruce, Miss E.
MacKenzie,' Kincardine; treasurer
: for. . West Bruce, Mr, W. • E.
Thompson,:Kincardine secretary
treasurer . for East ',Bruce,
Harry. W. Alton, Walkerton,
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Lorne B . Reid, Ripley; ,showed
-the Reaer ' Junior Champion
bull at the fourth annual Holstein
Regional. Championship Show
held October 9 at Stratford.;He
-. Corn-.
a �Ma hey L:ea--Governor Co ..
in Senior- year
man2lo, the winning Y Znd
ing. Mr; Reid also had 'the
prize 2 -year-old heifer, Maple
,Lea Governor Canary;: the third
prize' bull calf and:. the 8th 'prize
Junior Get of •Sire. All of these
'winners, .Were sired byl College
Junior
earl
View Governor A..] z y
ling.' heifer : entered_ by"J. H ;G..
:Inglis, Walkerton; took 5th place
L, J..: W -Dippel, ;also of .Walker
ton, exhibited' the.''7th prize two.=
son.•of Mrs,>,VV •P: Reid of tovVn., ;ear -old `bull and the. 8th ,prize
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four
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�oldc . ;'.
y
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Herd, count Ii znp.
tion; .Bruce -was 6th . The' -winner
was Oxford.-
PIONEER
xford.
Takezi T To7zantn .Hospit
Mr. Harold (Red) Scott, of
-Walkerton, . who: Was -hurt in- an
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accident six . weeks, ago : when a
rid drive .
truck. owned; a b driven y Harry
Kennedy of Tara . turned, over on -
the, Lucknow road near, Holyrood
has been removed to .a hospital in
Toronto where it:was-f und- that
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his •
,.q asci-
lis neck ,was broken n.. the c _
dent:' He •vas :placed in a• plaster'
•cast from„head to waist and. will.
have e -the casron ` for some—weeks:'.
His many friends -are, sorry .. to
hear-bf; Mr -Scott's-cOndition as
e suffered;: a. :great- deal 'Of :pain:
'The tither:three occupants of the
truck were uninjured.. -Walker
ton Herald -Times.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1945
HAS PRAISE FOR .UCKNOWS;
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PIONE R WOMEN
• In a;. letter received' recently
from Miss Bertha Allin of Tor•'
onto, she said izf part: ."I saw
.our :grandmother:at , St, Michaels
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recently,and- was • surprised to
wonderfulfind memory
s ...e 1iil, . :- , e=had-a_.
together; and I hope to.'go agar
soon to see `ter Her, generation-
will
eneratic
w 1 soon all have :passed' on, . an
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what a .all
..lot Of women
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they al . were. I never have met
` ..eo le anywhere :than
any finer -people p •,. ,' • .
those f oii Lucknow, , .
SHERWOOD'=--FINNIG$N
The home of Mr. and Mrs, :Jas;'
Finnigan,, Dungannon,, was, the'
scene 'of a pretty wedding at high-
noon on. Thursday, October. 11th;,
• when their youngest daughter,
'Cora . Evelyn was united in m•ar..
sit. rage to IzAC= Al�zn=� S13er .
n'' son of'Mrs. M. Sherwood of wil=
n kie, +Bask , and the late Mr. Wes_
d ley Sherwood. The. date of the.
weddting coincided . with •.. 'the.
birthday,. of . the bridegroom, who
returned this, summer from sev ``
Oral years' ; servicie overseas wthr
'the'R.C;A.F. The bride was eh'i f
operator. . :Dungannon central
fon nine 'years,
.The ceremony
s mby Rev:.
Rogersperforpastor
ed of Dun .annoWn Un-
ited..Church. The ',bride), given . in
-CAPT.. D. •W,' FINLAYSON
PASSES ,AT TEXAS
The death occurred in ;San An:
tonic, , Texas, on ;September , ,4th ,
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of Capt. D W, Finlayson, eldest .Marriage byher brother,; Mr, 'Ev.
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-.-, r Finni took her � of_ the .late . Ii/fi, .-,anal. 1'�_ s, Brett . .... gan, _cilarer.,.
Ddnald Fin1a Ys 'n of Lticknow.' before a bankof evergreens tr"lin="
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Private . funera .
1— services-- were med .with pink and 'white: gladioli,
held in. San, Antonio and the re'
Hip Fracture
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,Suffered F ley -
Mrssuffe; Williamreda Kemppainful. ton ofaccideRipn-
t
ins were:: shipped to 'Washing;
ma Pp
tont .. D.C. for burial in 'Arlington
National Cemetery where an lin-
Monday -of last week- when ress}ve
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she: accidently slipped and fell
in her -home: She was rushed to
Goderich •.Hospital where it was
found, that she had fractured ail
bone in her.;
President. Turman announces a
plan to "provide work for. every
p
man ”. The 'rub ,very often is to;'
get every - • 'man to,., work.
Streamers, \ and?'white , :wedding.
bells, to thestrains•:of the bridal:
chorus •from "Lohengri'n7 played
by -Miss Shirley Sherwood, .cousin
was held
a of the`. bridegroom; who also :play}-
ceremony
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Capt Finlayson 'had ' a -long and
outstanding' army: record and;. had
never completely recovered from
wounds received in World -W,'ar
Lieut. D. W Finlayson, i
s_� heart-w�-te-mPt
_ed softly. _ during the_-si ni
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the register. The bridelooked
charming' in a, floor -length gown.
of . white .sheer: with white lace.
trim- -tight, fitted -shirred
=- `tt ; - irred -
.:•.. a:. _•.:_. '..__.__
and' bouffant...skirf._ er.-sw,eet..:.�
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was' a Gert ran ' prisonerof. war
April and . was. liberated_ . in of
this year. ,
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ful fullness from', a headdress : of ,
White ,flowers. She carried 'a bou-
uet of , American'• Beauty.
qrosesand fern, and wore, the bride- '
groom's .gift,; 'a four -strand :rope
• f-aris- =-Miss ' Y.uiciile-;-Eeci>y =waw
,bridesmaid, gowned ; in. = white.
sheer; -4loor eiigtli,.' with:white-
ibbon' .bow, in her hair.. She cat-
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vied, a • ouque • f=corm pin -roses
d fern' -Mx, •Thornton:Eed'y"wa
es.ant :s7.
After the; reception,; the wed-
ding' dinner:: was served. .A .color
scheme of pink `,and white was'
carried out,_ With. Pink and'white '.
streamers arid wedding bells: The
three-storey wedding. cake.
orated with.'„pansies, centred' the
bride's table, and pink lighted
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'Manufacturers are expected to'
turn out 36,000,0Q0 pairs of ' ny-,.
;,-- o osiery. • y.:December: Merry
„Christmas;,girls!
LOCAL DOCTOR NAMED •
4S•SOCIATION • COi.NSEILOR."
The .annual ` district medical
. meeting of . the Ontario Medical
Association; for'district' number
, ,three, cdniprisin of the •counties
of. Grey; Bruce ,and Dufferin was
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_. eld in Owen Sotind . on Wednes
day, ; October 1Ot1}, when, the at
tendance was the largest inmany
years. •
The`•officers of the, district ,for,
the current year are: Counsellor,,
Dr. A, DI 'Pollock of Owen Sound;.
Vice counsellors, Dr. G, W..:Tay-
TO-i• of Owen Sound and br, W. V .
'Johnston of Lucknow.
'During - the. •business ' session:.
Dr. W. V, Johnston' was elected.
a's Counsellor for' the . year com-
mencing. in May, 1946, while the.
vice=counsellors ' elected for . the'
same petiod•are Dry' G. W. Taylor.
Of Owen. Sound arid ,Dr: K. Daw-
son. of Chesley. N,.
The 'meeting on wlyednesday
Was: a combined ,scientific,' btisi-
ness ••and ;'s ociah gatheringr'for the
• doctors and ' their Wives.'
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His Majesty : the King,in a recent:
address to the Em iP re ,,..Forces spoke
these' wise words of counsel:'-. "By
God's, mercy the orcesi of evil have
been overthrown.But many tasks re
main ,; to beaccomplished if ` the
blessings of . peace are to be restored
to a suffering world. It is the duty, of
;each one of us to 'ensure;thataour loved
,oneshave not :died in vain and that;. our
hard won achievements are not lot to
h .•
the cause of freedom in which'. we
undertook them".'
Remember these words, . Bruce! Many
i ``'to' accom fished!One=
• tasks `remain �ie p , , ,
oaf our -first -post -war --tasks -is -to-ensure
that we. Strengthen our peacetime
i;econonir by prudent •: investment- for
the good of all. --Buy Victory Bonds,
the best investment in Canada.and for'.
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,candles were :. upon both tallies '
LACE;an..d `Mrs-` Siier"wood left in
the: afternoon bL -motor for_ a '.'
honeymoon' .trip; the bride don
ning: for travelling a�"ceriSe.=col
ored dress;' :mist ;.blue :; coat with •
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Theo tirade , ,coal's gift to the. '.
bridesmaid` was, silver , candle=
sticks; to;`.the pianist, a brooch;
=and' to they best: m atbtr `
—Canada!
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Bruce County War Finance Committee
KINCARDINE is to vote on the
question, `"Are :you in favor- mf --
'the .establishment of _government
soresfor the :sale of liquor Under
the Control; Act".
PARAMOUNT.
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The :Paramount Women's, Insti .
tute met at the homeMrs;-=Jack
:HanJlton with 'an • attendance of
21:,Mrs' Al Irwin -presided. Mrs.
Oliver•McCharles. read, the; min
utes. Readings were given by
,Mrs Wrri. Stanley, MrS. ' Daisv..
McCharles, • Verna Hamilton; ,
Alice-.l3eid`'and'Mrs; James V1eb .'''
ster.. '"Mrs. Oliver McChar les :cba:
ducted ' a contest. 'was decided 'l
to' hold. a Hallowe'en' tarty: in
the, school' on ° Friday .with the.
ladies to bring sandwiches 'and
pumpkin pie, .A shower-was.Sield
in .honor .of Mrs. Reid: A Splendid
address was • given by. Mrs. Reid,
r. and , Mrs i -di ; '
Grace MacDonald :visited with
Mr.' and Mrs. Eldon Henderson on
Sunday'
Miss Eileen Henderson, 'nurse- •
in -training,. spent :Saturday ' with
her 'Parents— ' . .. •:
Mr. and Mrs W *ei Dexter'
attended Lucknow United: church
anniversary -Se-tykes --and' Visited:
with Mr. and -Mrs. Ed,Pext"erg'
Mi 5 °Ada Stanley, R.N., left .for ,'.
Deriver, • Colorado to ‘i/isit with
her sister.
Mr. Goldie: Martin . is ,ex:pected' :
home, having spent, a while
St,. Michael's Hospital, Toronto~
Goldie had a i axrow ir•,lapesss
blood poisontiig, set
Mr. James Murray returned'
hcinie o, :Saturday,'
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