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WEDNESDAY, .JULY 3rd, 1946
Lyceum Theatre
WINGH�NI
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
JULY 4 5
CLOSED FO
REDECORATION
Monday, Tuesday; Wednesday.
JULY 48, 9 10
CLOSED ,FOR
EDE
R CORATION
CREWE
Mrs. Harvey Maize entertained.
aonie 30 'members 'and guests of
:the, 'family from ., Galt;Guelph
"GeocgetdWri— and `:Wingham...a,t
;birthday. partyfdr her "mother
Mrs; 'Glazier, .it being. her' 86t
birth A--vei enjoyable `day
wa's spent by• all..We join wit
the family in' wishing ' ler ,man
more, happy bii9 hdays ,,She
now visiting with- friends ' a
Guelph
Mr.. Marvin.. .• •D�.irnin' returne
hone `: frorri `London hospital ` o
••' ha? _been•' a
patient for -the' last three •weeks
,Me are glad to ,report `heis'mak
ing a 'favorable • recovery. '
Mrs.•; Chelton and two children
of Guelph •spent a few da s•with
her aunt.' Mrs:` Harvey;Maize:�; •
Visitors. with Mr::and.Mrs. C1if-
ford: Crozier over `the weeken
were Mrs, 'Crozier, Frances, Colin
.and Lorena Of London, .Mr. Wm
Campbell 'and' �'•Mr:` and Mrs. 'Al-
bert Campbell' • of Westfield; ;Bill
and Miss'. Jean Allin of Lucknow.
Neighbors Horior Mrs. Crozier,'
On Saturday .evening 'a, few of
-the . neighbors gathered at ,the
°'home: of Mr.. and `. Mrs Clifford'
Crozier' ' tb .honor one who ' had
been a' kind friend 'and. neighbor
to .all: After. a •;dainty lunch • ha'd
been'served, 'Mrs. Kilpatrick read
Rshort address and 'Mrs: Wm.
eid presented Mrs: Win.. Crozier
with a set of colored ,Pyrex. Al
though taken' completely .by sur-
prise Mrs: Crozier' thanked them
for 'their kindness in remember-
ing her, •and extended`.an invita-
tion to visit her in her new Thome
London,'All joined in singing.
�olly..good. fellow"%.
'Presentation Made •
Crewe Servicemen.
On' Tui ;clay" afternoon a corn-:
rr1unity picnic was held. on the.
riZ r lie-n-Lsotre--75--,pevfrle-
were°" pr-e`si.nt� >to enjoy races,'
.Win i•ng _.-acrd-a saftl a t'"garrie-.
After lunchP had been .served,'
Rev: lloger; called Elliott Rivett,
Colin .Crozier . and Homer •Ditr-
nin, who 'had erved ' in the ai.r,
, force. and :navy to come forward
while Mrs. Raymond. Finnigan;
read the 'following' address' and,
1lrS. ,Jim' Sherwood and Mrs.
Bert Treleaven • made the pres-
entation of a Parker pen and
pencils set 'Althoff gh , taken by
surpri5e, they replied' fittingly
and , said • while , overseas, they
never forgot' or •failed to' ,uphold
and rememher their home corn
inuhity.at Crewe.
Crewe, June 25, 1646.
bltris amends:
With a.'feeling of gratitude
that we have;, assembled here this
afternoon to ' do honor'' to these
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THE ,LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ANT RIO
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High. School Proficiency shields To
Mary Aiiderson, Ardonna Johnston
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L11CK1yOW HIGH SCHOOL •REPORT, JUNE 1946°
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tire following students have obtained standing • in the various
s • bjects • of the' general High .School course as . indicated.
below:
1--75% to 100%; First Class Honors; 2--66 to. ?4, SecondClass
Honors.; 3-60 . to 65, Third Class Honors; c--50 to, 59, Credit.
The.Shield, given by the Finlayson Bros., for General Pro-
ficiency in Grade IX has been awarded to. Mary. Anderson Mary
Chin came second •
The Shield, given ''by the -late Mr. Wm. Maf;Kenzie,for General•
',
4 Proficiency in Grade 'X has been, 'awarded -to ArdonnaJohnston.
:Jean Taylor 'came 'seeorid,
` GRADE,•IX
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Anderson, Mary 2 3
Bolt;. Will ani. c c.
Chin,' Mary " .. 2. .2 '1
Cook, Viola 2 'c 2'
Durnin, Helen
Elliott, Eileen
Johnston, Lois
Lyons, Robert c c • -c •
MacMillan :Clifford c 3
MacQu'aig, D.onalda
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MaeQuaig, Joan c c
E Mc'LEAN (Prim) ,
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Morrison, James!.'3-
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a Murdoch,' Mary•' • c
, > Nic.hclson, Mari iii c
h Ross, .Harvey c
Stanley, Rca 3
•Treleaven, Owen
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•Black, ;Wilfred
Dahmer, .Ruth ..,
d; Drennan,Pt J. C.
Gibson, ,Dorothy
Hamilton, Alvin.: .
Johnston; Ardonna
Johnston,. , William'
Little, Lorna
Marshall, 'Betty.
• Milne,' Carrie
Purvis, Eileen
Salkeld,, Lawrence
Shaddick, Bernice
Stewart, ' G'wen . , �
Taylor, Jean
Treleaven, Jean ;
Gibson,: Catherine' ..:.
Reed, .•Eunico
,Barger Jaynes
• Chin, George, '
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Graharn,-Marion :..:.
Gibson, Catherine
Irwin Ma 'ne ;. , c....,.._..2
"Ii �V iii.:VVrlda c
-Lloyd
Macintosh, Dorothea c c
Macintyre, A1�x 2, 1
1VIacMillan, Yonne ..
•Marshall, Jessie , ...
Sherwood, Shirley
MacPherson,' Margaret ..".....:.
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Ashfield Presbyterian W"M.S.
The June meeting of. 'the Ash-
field W.M.S. met at the home 'of
Mrs, ,Wm. Johnston; 'with 23 Pre-
sent. The vice .president,-, Miss
Sadie' Johnston was in charge ,of
the program. The scripture read-
ing waa` given ::by ' .Mrs, " Huebert:
Wilson. Anna Mae` MacDonald
gave the 'meditation on it:' Mrs.
Russell Bissett :gave a . reading.
An outline of 'the' life, of `David
Livingstone •Was . read by Mrs,,
'Rev. Rhoad, Mrs. • Neil' MacKenzie'
'of#ered�-gayer;,-,Mrs-, D:-A:•-�Mac=
Lean: gave • . a reading entitled
`.`Sone have gone ,forth!', ; Mrs..
Simpson gave. ' a' report on: ' the.
history of :Ashfield given at the:
Maitland Presbyterial - . held: '.at
Wingham; Mrs. 'Collinson offered.
prayer. Mrs.11. •MacLean 'gave
the dedicatory ,prayer. The presi=
dent, Mrs: Isabel .MacKenzie,. now
took charge. A committee consist=
ing of Mrs. D.. A.. • MacLean,: Mrs;
D. R. MacKenzie; Sadie Johnston;
Anna Mae' 'MacDonald,. Mrs. Liz-
' zie' Roseland Edith Johnston was
appointed . to select •furniture•, for
the ;church. vestry. ,The .hostess
served refreshments.
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HELM PICNIC Hgip
AT KINCARDINE;-
• On ` 'Saturday, June .22nd a
number of the . Helm• clan: met
atu:the picnic grounds at K ncar-
dine and enjoyed' the iafternoon
together The young' ' people: en -I
-toyed a game. of'�ball itithe--after-1'
noon:: and . about' 5' o''ciock',' about:
50 sat; down to .'well•laden tables
prepared=. by ., the. ladies.
Mr. Bert Helm acted as ,chair-
man for the day, ,and:,the follow-
ing officers `and committees were
appointec' fo'r 'the following year.
president, Mr., Wm. Helm,. Tiver=
tong secretary, Mics .Pert.-ielila;
table:.committee, Mary McKay,
Myrtle Helm, • Isabel Ritehie,
Maizie Mathers;.. program, ,. Alma
McKinnon, Marjorie . Helm, �. Jim
::Hunter and Allan. Ritchie; sports,
Wilfired 1=ielt* Grant' Helm;;.'Lyle
Ritchie . and'. Pharis Mathers.' ••
='It was' decided to meet the 4th
Saturday •,in' . June at' ''the :same
place: •.'
Two miry. tes : silence'` was Ob
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c served in'memory of Mrs. Albert'
'Hely; . and ' Mrs., :Edgar Ritchie
wh passed away last July. :: '.
Orad ' Richards. 'Tea ; was poured
;by. Mrs.. J. W. 'Stewart and Mrs.
Tyndal Robinson• and. the ` .wait-
resses .. were Mrs:; "Jack . Ackert,.
Mrs. Melvin Stewart, Mrs. Melvin
Morrison, Misses • 'Eileen Hall,
Elizabeth Robinson . and Doris,
•Taylor.
A very enjoyable program, was
presented consisting of; . instru-
mentals :by, .Mrs.• ,J. A. Crispin; •
•solo, Bessie • Reavie; readings,
Mrs. Ewart' Taylor; • Mrs. -Alex
McNay;, .vocal quartettO Mrs.
'Hoag, Mrs. Hall, Miss Elizabeth
Welsh, •Miss Doris Taylor,_.-:_wrtla.
,accompaniment by Mrs. G. Mac-
Diarmid; solo •by Mrs. to, R. Mc
Leant--with-�. accornPaniment - by
Mrs. H. •R. Ahin; solo, Mary Jane
;McKpp, dUPt "rM Ss=Ii 11=grid Dfiris
PLAYING AT THE
REX THEATRE
-JCKHOW
To=Hite Wednesday
JOEL McRAE
GAIL., RUSSELL
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HE1JNSEEH"
This is ,an unusually,good.
mystery -thrill° away r.abov`�e
the : run'of :the mill' "horror';
picture=plus a,:fine.' cast.`
FRT., • SAT..'d & MON.
`Eadie: Was A Lady'
A very light and very gay
comedy .in which :you will get
a peek into the , private life
of a public figure—what a fig-`
ure'
With : ANN' -MJ LER
JOE BE�SSER:
Allso Chapter Two fur .new
Serial "JUNIOR ' G -I s" •
PLAYING (NEXT
WEDNESDAY
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SING CROSBY in
"HERE --COME THE WAVES"
—.wr�.�e•w
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COMING, SOON=
"STAGE DOOR' CANTEEN"
FINLAYSON .'BROS,
LU.CKNOW:_
A program ,of .songs: by ,fie
Tiverton children and Lucknow.,
`1 girls ;'followed and' Eoin McKin-
non favored' us with a .recitation.;
1 The 'sports connriiittee conducted
3. some ,races' which• were enjoyed
by the children..
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;young men ; whq have given of
their service to our country.
On behalf of this' gathering we
would ,ask you to -accept this gift
as a token of the' esteem. in which
you are held. We can assure you.
our .thoughts' and • prayers .were
ever withyou while you were
absent from, us, and how .. happy
we are to have you back unharm-
ed.
' 'Our with and hope is that in
the future you may. retard ,the
the
same high ideals: you have in the
past, 'and when . you enter into
the higher services, of our Lord
and Master you may be rewarded
with a :"Welt done, thou good and
faithful 'servant".
Signed on behalf of 'Crew'e W.
A., president—Mi's,; Bert Finni-
gan; secretary ,- 'treasurer, Mrs:
Jinn Sherwood.. ti
Mrs, Harvey" Maize, Harold and
Mr. Fred Morris visited with' Miss
Connie .Morris' at London, whom,
we ,are glad .to say, is much im-
proved in health. .
W. A: GROUP HELD .
SUCCESSFUL `ROSE. TEA
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The Henderson -Richards group
of the Women's, Associ'atiori'. held
a Rose Tea in the'•United .Church:
on.• Tuesday. The school~ room of
the church and the •tea tables
were decorated `beautifully by the
committee,- Mrs. i',. W. Hoag, Mrs.
:Alex_.'Smith ....and Mrs-,-.4.-W:-Ste-
wart' ,
---The- guests •were -'-receive°:-'' ljL
s_ ..,Elden . Henderson and Mrs.
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Taylor.
GRADE XII,
Canipbell, Gladys • 3'•`
Crispin, John $,, ."""",."...22.'
Gibson, .Catherine M. . 3
Graham, Marian ..E
.,H, amilton, Betty' ....... ...
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Hamilton, Frances A.
Johnston, Mary L. 2
Lane, Wm. Everett
Lloyd, IIS Ivan :,.. . c
MacLennan„, Catherine M.
MacMillan, .Yvonne .. .:.,, c
MacQuaig, Marg, ".... .
• Miller Patricia S.. 3'•
Murray, Veronica ,� c
• Porteous, Mary' L" . .»...,..1.
Stimson, - .Bertha M • 3
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