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• LUCKNOW, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3rd, 1946
Walter Brown of.Amberley
exi cave' of Huron Township, and,
Reeve "J W.:Joynt .of .Lucknow,
• are :two of al' ,e. eight -man ,• cam-
mittee which, was organized_...at
Listowel .on Friday night, ' to
press fpr, action' to>::hav'e-'Hi` hw
g way
86 , aved.,from`•Arraberley through
to the'Guelph—Kitchener. Hig h-
way.
, This meeting, organized' by the
Listowel Chamber:of Commerce,
,atti•acted more than half . a hun-
dred delegates from • most every
municipality along the
„ratite
. frsnl. El.niira� to• Amberley. With..
out • exception, ,every speaker
stressed, the bad condition of . the
road and.. which •Mr. Jahn: Hanna
a
M.P.P. for Huron -Bruce ' aptly de
scribe : as�"dep�lorable". • " .
,The .meeting was Presded'•over
by Cyril Bamford ; of : Listowel,'.
,and was attended • by , 1VIr:: Fred.
Edwards, M.P.P: '• for Perth .and.
Mr. .Hanna.
`i he road. is 'in. :a eplorabl:
e
• • con hien and: you' Are not •askin .
g
too, much!!,: was the comment 'of
Mi Hanna when called on f r'
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his ,views regarding the, move. to
.have Hi=ghway . 86 , ::pawed. -Tl e
proposals are. sound and a' strong
deputation,' supported • by resolu-
tions. from lever
Y •municipality
and other bodies; should act ;at
'once 1 : eir .case
Highways Minister Dohcett,"
Hanna.
':advised. He's further. mtg.-
2
gested that stress be• laidi on',the'
the'
feet that: this': ro
ad was long. a o
g.
slated .for hard' surfacing. "
A � g You re
entitled 'to' it," because you• suf
fei°ed.long enough'', he said..
• IVir. Edwards w ds saicL, 'that• his.
theory 'always was, "�a .good road,
leading:. anywhere, 1 elps every
-;.• He; reiterated the deplor-'
able. condition of the road, .tiled
g:
g.
ed''lis best :support; pport;; sand: 'Jointed
P.
out that ' a strong ' body- behind
them . Would' :strengthen' 'their
hand.
Representatives 'froom all along;
: the •line were called. Those at. this;
• end'.of the road' who were called
on were, J. R. 1V ellab and,"J. W.
.. oynt : Luck r _ � .
, now Walter- alter Brown
bf Amberley, Reev D. A. Mac -
.Donald of Huron, Township_and
eeve-Elliott-of-.Kinloss: -The lat_
ter. was 'nominated .as:
a director,
rnrni##ee^
ALBERT JOHNSTON' PASSES
The • death' of ..Albert;: Johnston
of West Wawanosh Township oc-
-curred . :iii God.erich• Hospital, on
Monday: He was•in;his 8`
nth year.,
The, funeral' service 'will be`'held
at,' his late residence on . Thugs
day afternoon at 3.30 o'clock with
inter Ment in Greenhill Cemetery,
PASSED AWAY'' IN GODERICH
The death, occurred in Goderich
Hospital` on:'Monday, July 1st of
Martha Watson, relict of the late
•Ienraeth Hunter in her'86th year..
' `The funei•'a1 service will be
held at 'the home ocher: s-
on, 'Wm
McCrostie, VCon 10, West_Wawa ,1
nosh, at 2,00: o'clock on •Thurs:da
July.Y,
'MOVE TO GODERICH •;
• Mr , and M s. Ever eft : Harris
(nee He)eri MacDonald) and two
ehil:dr en -George `and' , Ivan --have
moved
to Go
deri.ch ,;to the'. H `iris
•� •a i
home on.,East Street. For: some
time MS:.'!.and `Mrs.. \Harris .have
tenai'ited; the' village • htth e'-orth
late Mrs.' Thorn.as Watson.
BUILDING :CHURCH
AT CAMP KINTAIL
SENTINEL; MAIL1lNG LIST'
CORRECTED LAST :WEEK STUDENTS. AYE;
FAREWELL ..GIFTS •: :
Subscribers are. requested
to check the date on their ad- ,' At they conclusion ..of the High.
dress label ,with this issue, 'School term last •Tuesday, the
•BANK": STAFF PRESENT • a s . 't h e ',mailing list was pupils of Lucknow HiAh S o
_,.,.S.r�...r� : _.. � .� ehsa t��I
._..__�.—,-t _--._ ,_,._a.� brhu-ght _up to"date 'ast .Fri- . made.the resentatio
GIFT TO. BRIDE -ELECT • -.. ,• presentation n of gifts to.;
day, and subscription ,pay two. •members of 'the teaching!. g.
. On. Thursday. afterno .. ents made during the past staff, •Miss Frances E
. on ,nem :: ,. ad-''
_. _....
hers 9f. the:• -three months! ;lave been.; ad-' . .principal*. an� • r
local.. branch„ of. the, . , ... P p � d M , D IL..1VIacLean.., .
. ::vented accardiingly� ", ,Th'latter; :
Bank of'1Vlontrealkmade the pies- g ..who will .teach .eat.
entation; of an electric • rn: case of •error please ad- Acton: ne.Xt:'year• was' ' rese
lc ;iron to 1 � nted
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Miss Jean Bissett a July bride- vise. us at ohee. . \ with a.. mllfold.
elect: Miss Bissett, a *Tidal,. 4V,.,ith .newspri.nt still' avail- .i For Miss MacLean, ' who was
ele �member of,.the Banki staff; re ` a lin limited : quantities, i presented with silver eandle-
tired from', her and. at a considerably in- i sticks, it ,meant' more.:than. • the
position 'last Sat- ' creased ,
urday; price we must en- closing of the .term,', it marked
• force the paid - in. -Advance' ' 'her retirethent •from.. the teaching •
regulation more rigidly than profession, after =more than two
UNION SER`VIEES: 'Tp " . ..
every So, if t you're" in arrears, "score `.years . on 'the "staff of; 'the"
C:OlVI1VIEI�ICE'.ON SUNDAY ,
please pay up now, to ..avoiid Lucknow, Continuation 'and, High.,
the probability' of, finding ' •School=a brilliant :record - of ':
•
The custom, of the congregak ser-';
tions of the'your paper discontinued, vice , and success • on .which; we
Presbyterian ,and
f . • - could.:: ,�erblarge greatly,�if..' .we .
United Churches to' hold union '
. Carman Mc.Quillig Home :. dared :...:But_.-•kn. w'
Oenvices--during, lite- -s-a-ni.m e r o� _sng 'Mss iMac
•Carman McQuillan, ;son :of..Mr Lean's''aversion, to'we ,
months, is again . beanpublicity,
g ''adopted; •and : •Mks. -Herb McQuillan• : of, heave all these things.•unsaid, al-
' i.
h. a o
,, :, • o n, •was ,among, those. who re- though they are indelibly written, .,
During Jeil'y' :services .win Abe in> .. ,� .; ..
turned' from' overseas on the 'Ile. on. the hearts and 'inds Of the United' Church vitl Rev.: ••E. the',
.de France.:. Carman is 'visiting athundreds, of i w
ill._,_
MacDonald In---::014i4,0_
c a ge .,:arid' <. , . g pupils who 'Owe, say
' his home, here.• Father and. tw'o ::much to • her; • and • have for her'
during 'August 'Rev: J. W. Stew':: ... .
sons
Herb;
gam
and
, Car '�the ma .all .. .
. n cafe _
art will preach � inthee_P:resb ter:-. - - _ ..g .: st rbspect and .admire - _
Y served ,overseas
ran h. r h tion,' ,, . • •� ':�
Cuc
Sunda• -,: chooi - i. , in ''LEAVING
.. ,. _ <,..,.. .. Hzb' ch�ol. staf • were•:en-
Y S wit be held, LEA
each: � VINE . TO JOIN HUSBAND tertained •at. the home 'of . ' 'and
� y .
church, commencing .at aen a Mr. and
IN•:.NEWFOUNDLAND , Mrs.. P. W. -Hoa on. We'
g. dnesd�y •w
1••
aternoon when Miss MacLean
i, The:latter Part' of
Part the week, :Was presented:with a ovel' • 'aril=
Mrs. Bernard • Norris. Y
and her, ver.`dish."•
yeardid `daughter, Barbara., plan Band: Hone
TORNADO:: V1, Dred ' IYIr, Hoag
CT I MS' to leave .' for , : ; ..{
Coachman s. - l F--. , IIoag, wh-o suceceds
White Bay; Newfoundland,, Where ,Miss MacLean: as rinci - al
P p , was . .
her :.:husban. 'gaged in. onored--after--the--close of. _e
tiro the
ber business.
_ :term, by:the. -m
embers •of- thea Hgli-,:
Mrs. Norris; a daughter of Mr.�'Schaal ..i. ,'
g • ::Bandwho:>presented their •
'arid' Mrs. Charles •Burt of Kin- leader and: inst rticto
r r with a pair. c •�
lough, met her ' husban I ' of.. 'bedr-oo ,• . s :. '
KED- :FOR
permanent .lace .of.
is: being built at the''F es
r byter�an
Ca: at` Kint i -
Camp , a 1, and has reached
the .point Of. construction to be
e.
:available: lifer use °this 'surnmer.
he' . church is�.being. built from
• nateria`l salvaged ._,; •
alp aged- : frorr�. •Eadie s
church, which -''was. �recentl. t or
Y on..
down
The • Lucknow • and •Vicinity
o :ship .Branch of the: .Canadian • .Re
Cross. is joiningin.. the campaign;,
-launched bythe Ontario'
Dr�trision
•to raise $350;000 to assist in the
e.
Work ef--,rehabilitating-ting stilt
families in the ;Windsor area, ;So
disastrously. struck `''by a: ';recent
•.tornado.
OU..
B GH
T WATSON HO1;IE
rank,• Lbruss ; C.N.R. section
foreman, has,,-pui chased the 'i11
age residence :of the late.:. Mrs,
Thomas Watson: Th.e deal wase
-concluded ,on Saturday;.. when.
Capt, Malcolm Watson visited
Lucknow .to .inte viewprospect-
.
ivef uyers:
'Mr.-' Lorusso -a ;veteran , ' of
World Wa:r IL, , came here as sac
cessoi to , the late Charles . h:ad-
ck: He-was-`marrned in Holland"
While over seas, :and expects his
nursing in: Vancouver. He. recent
ly received • his disc
. chargeafter I
six ;'years' service in.:the ' Navy 1 FIVE-DAY HEAT -;WAS-- °-
Donatio., .>o. ,,..1a fund are be'. ,
ing acceptied by Mr. T.. W Smith' tine .native country. :,
W. , Mrs. Norris o is and Barbara raplan
esid
crit:
of
the p, h . L`
uc 'n
k
o1v
and'
4�f
'T
Vicinity • . • . to � fly _rum :Toronto oronto: to' Gander:
Z icinity 13ranch. °The- need ;is very
Bay- :which is so
t _l.
me six. y: mi es
urgent .and 1cl 1, and. district res:,-, I ,.
f o ,
dents,. PUt.of the � • . :. r m White•.Bay� where they. plan,
_..._. thankfulness f` :.to: m
their` hearts for escaping such a eke their home for the ,next
disaster; should give: liberall "'to Year'
liberally
AO
those unfortunate folk, who •
h
,:
ave ` •NOR
h
ad deathRETIRING
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and �:destructorr..�•.
strike so "suddenly: ' '.
L
OT
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A
N; T.
E�•=.
• • Dofrations .:may also be "deft' at .
ACHE,
the. `Bank 'of Montreal, Lucknow..
. � r Honor"was - aid • `Mr
. P s.. �Thgm'as
When this disaster :struck 'sub=' Q ui le nee
" Q. b . Y ( ,Jean Long)" at a
.urban_ ,Windsor --,the ==Red Cross pleasant
,� p 'at social evening held in
was ,quick to act.. From. the`. On :the school•last Thursdayevening;
.tar.io' Division'; headquarters, . as: that markede'
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of thie newly.formed Hi '• , - wife'. to ar iv�e, her -i:th rs: Qu%gle sh fare-.
ghway. 86 t e n . the. `earl; -well : as from : the Toroxito 'and,' 'well
--• egni) ttee . but , , withdrew his fall. London• Branches -as` -teacher where :she •has'
•Commi•ssionr.
• name, � as • did, Fred D •-, • . taught 'for twenty years: She ,is,
Davidson of John AlA`�r Marsh sent •quantities .of • .-
�� retiring .from. leaching, and resi-
•clothing, bedding', food and : mo- g'
of ane Goo" .: : _.
deiits. of the section.;took this :op
d Roads Association • BEING'MADE *AT. PRESENT bile canteens and: personnel to, ortunit to.
el of the Commit -r t portunity present her with a
Winghari•i: Mi'. Elliott is.. a director
RESIL ENTAL : CHI NGES
Th
e per Sohn
tee,i ;•
s i•
, es
F id .r
eri`t, ,Hohn c is eel
L� t , .
Lis owel•...'vic
e residen ' :
-Davis. Listowel;P . t, � 'C
secretary, Jos.
Benson; Listowel; directors J. W.
.Joynt, Lucknow: Oliver. W i lr
Woolwie11 To -w � g
nship; Jack:'Reavie
• Ingham: �;W.,T f.
Cruikshank,.
-Wingha n,,`Walter Brow . .
-.., n, Amber-
...
'KcNab
........: pointed out -that
:.
rheic y ,hat
ti er a-sik ..biasses : a day into
Lucknow„ which made
road important_ •-a' good
p tant_ He. -said that in-
--23
'`Years; 'he had
, 86 :. never seen;: No.
in Such a . r
do 'ugh, condition. ;Mr;.
Ynt pointed out' that two .ears.
ago LtICknow ConnellY
:sentcd,a , had 'Pre-
resolution to the Depart-
merit of Highwa
road '>je . _ ,Ys a"skng� that .the
i hard-surfacecl, which Was
acknowledged . to `the,,effect .that
this would fir given .consideration
in the near' future.
Walter ,Brow •:;
stye n of An bei'1ey:
siecl the iiriportance of start-
rng work. . . ,
,Be stye on a good foundation:
stressed the need of a 'better`
-rdad to 'one, of the finest
fronts •in lake.
the..pro�nee".• The
ia,r`eaiIy not. rood
safe to travel en, at
:.series, of , residential --moves;
are currently ,taking' place in the
village:. Roy • Graham, . Who is.
'building a home at Kinlough, has
t, _disposed of-his-••-gi1l-age=-r-esicl-efie_
tlie"fofrrtei�"MtcheIl h' in: to'
RalpJRRodgins
Mr. and ':Mrs, ,Hod—i0 Have
been tenating ,Matas: Hanna Mac:;.
Donald's residence •ori Station St:
to where Mr. and Miffs: ' P'i•ed Ste;-
:wait are moving, and. th apart-
• m� enu they;" -rile vacating 'in•. -the..
Henderson - Block is being . occu7
Pied 'by •Mrs. David Huston;
present hc' added.
Reeve MacDonald: of . 1-16rori
added. his -voice to the , unsatis-
factory condition of the road, and f.
"\referred to the ,„liea`vy ti aff_ie to
Point Clark and Bruce •Roach re-
TheExectitit c mot after t)le
meeting and in effect 'wilt iids„,pt
the opening .i en rtrks .of Sc�crjtGti•\'
Benson, "to keep haniieiqng till
action is taken .and. not ” totoy
until the road is paved from w1nt*•
Berley . to Guelph •
he stricken area, Sarnia, St
,,,,liber
• pu-r�se of an . re
emhs---an. C atham'--Branch4s- nits
fVY rwas•
The last five; days sof June gave
e•nt-
.•district : its first taste this•
season of withering. heat, t, with
reached
,.•
ea'
the '� ;
a
d peak on
PSunday
. th �.
a temperature , of;. 89 . degrees..
Wednesday, :� Thursday, Friday •
Saturday he theremcmeter'stood ;:"
at, 82, . 88, ;:87 and' 85;
Th humidity associated with
this -first -��
spell of hot . weather
ni:ade it very oppressive. ": A Cool
wave followed a • heavy rain • oh,'
Monday, and that _night.'the tem--
,perat<ure dropped. to a chilly 43' .
degrees.
Rainfall in Jime was about; nor,
rp.al : at slightly'over two inches.
.The'
haying season, which is' a bit :later- than usual, is in full...
swing.this,week.
. invaluable'. ser -
the.• byand
COMING EVENTS
4 ANCir AT »tNGA \NON'
Open air drthce at- Dungannon
WedneSd t�•, July 3rd' (tonight)
under auspices of the Agricultur-
irl 'Society. Farriers Orchestra.
tri paish Tall iii• ease of'rain,
at.ght a— Iia=-Stree_;, =
was evidenced: at the. gathering h'' Yt '
' Chesley,• which he :is opening as'
,when; piano 'instrumentals were
given• by ;Sybil Barger; Shirley
Gibson and `Phyllis Gibson. as.
Well . as choruses. by 'the 'pupils.
An. address 'of appreciation was 'tradesman,'
.. , A..�.F�:as.:.a_shoe.`re arr...tra �.
. � :.. • :repair desmon, , ,
•
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a , shoe , s.torel and shoe. repair -
business .
-Mel closed his business her°
e
during the, war .to 'join the: R. C.
, pp emented a . post that: eventually took4:hlnl
'read by, Earl. wan supplemented 1
expressions �
by p essions :of regret .by -others
\present,• in, losing Mrs..Quigley's
service: The presentation was
made . by Gordon I itchie.'
Mrs. Quigley replied fittingly,
stating she was''greatly attached
to : the continent: Since his 'dis ,
charge Meta•. has been ' looking: •
around for an 'opening ` that suited
him, and he's found it in• Che
sleyy `
In" the meantime he had been em-
ployed at Walkerton:.
• to all the, children tvho . had at-. Mel ' is 'Putting hispremises
P g
tended the schooLrand'e re ''s d p • •
• e an expects to
appreciation f t
co-operation that. had existed in . of the 'week. He will Special"
p o. n o he •harmony' and be open for business by the end
the, section;' with 'a 'special' word 1 on the .ire•
shoe :repair end. at the
of thanks for those N, ho had so moment, • but' is a ..
oft 1 putting in a full:.
line of footwear as supplies : are,
available.
The Orr family will co ti°....
� ri xnue to
reside here for the t'ne being. at
en: helped her throughthe.
snowbarqs.
The ening was Spent in' pro-.
egressive euchre, With ` refresh -
tents' served,
i
least,,
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