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;',1 IVELVE+ '1'#iE .L UC] NOW. ;SENTINEL, LUCKNQW' ONTATtTOi
!LAMED PR PRINCIPAL,.
OF NEW SCHOOL
(The Markdale Standard),'
The coinrnwiity of Markdale
• 'an,d the district, as well as the
Markdale Public School; will ,be.
mtithout the tireless 'service of
Campbell Brown: when, Septem-
ber comes "
Mr- Brown, the Principal of, the.
Markdale Public- School, receiv
ed confirmation :last week of
:appointment as ,Principal of .a,
new 10 -room < consolidated Public
School between Watford anal Al,'
vjnston. The new school, . which
is expected to be' completed, by
September; . will be known AS .the
Brooke' Central Area. School.
Mr Brown, , aOri •of Mr, 'and
Mrs. Gordon Brown of Beams-.
Ville, came . to', Markdale : from
Wroxeter. He received his edu
cation at Forwich and. Harriston.
Mrs,: gown, the former Kathleen
Lane is .:a .daughter of 'Mr: and
' Mrs, Malcolm `Lane of .Kinlough..
Mrs. Brown received,, .her; educa='
"'tion at Lucknow. She was teach,,
ing ' in `a school near Wroxeter
when she met Mr. Brown:'
The romance culminated in
their'Marriage, and, then,, in 1956
they came:. to.;Markdale.. Mr: and.
Mrs. Brown have .one daughter,
Joanne; who is live' Years old.
Mr.: and Mrs.Brown are active
members of Annesley United.
Church Ms. Brownis .a member
of the Woman's Federation; a
Mission, Band leader; ' and . has,
at' various times, assisted in the
choirand in the Sunday „School.
'She' "is also a . member of 'the
• Markdale 'Public 'Library' Board,
and, for part ..cif a year, : she
• taught in the Lauriston Public
School..
Mr.' Brown is. " the . chairman ,of
• the' , Committee of Stewards hof
Arinestey ` Church and the sup-
erintendent of the1Sunday School
having also taught the • Senior
Class of . 'the the, Sund'ay School; He
is .also an active member %% of t,he
choir.•
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'. Mr.'.Brown, holds ds ,severaleverai Other
offices about •the 'town arid dis-
trict. He •.is the secretary -treas-
urer ". of the Simcoe.-Grey • Five
:Oaks' Committee, president of
the` ]District .•Su nday Schools, pre-
sident of the .ArtemesiaFlesher.
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Phone 50 .._. ;/ Lucknow
ton Teachers' Association, . and
president of the Markdale Branch
of the Upper Canada Bible Soci-
ety. •
Mr. gown is also' 'an - active
member of Hiram, Lodge; No. 490,'
A.F;. & A.M. '
/ : For several •. years; Mr. Brown
¶vas a ..familiar figure; . guarding.
the' goal for. Markdale's , eam
the Intermediate Group, of the
Centra], . Ontario Hockey League.
During, the ` time : he. played for
Markdale, the • focal team,; was
fortunate in',winning the cham-
pionship three years' in ,succes-
sion.
During. the month of July last
n/ ,
year, Mr. Brown acted as sup -':
ply minister for' Aiinesley Unit-
ed. Church, the minister,: Rev., A.
Wilbur`' Lang B.A., B.D., being
on vacation. ."This was a •.great
Challenge,". Mr. Brown told The
Standard, "and. the• four Sundays
in the pulpit .ofAnnesley Church
were. a .' ;;wonderful opportunity
;that I shall•'always remember""
Whiled Mr and Mrs. Brown will
be missed in Markdale, • an op-
portunity such as' that which was'
presented to Mr. : Brown could
not be passed up. Mr. Brown.
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value, Insulated Siding' will add warmth,
beauty and.'protection, to your home.
DID YOU' KNOW that the average . home can.
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be � covered with� Number,1. Heav
Siding, including all nails, strapping`; and.
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month?
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LUMBER 1T�n,
Phone 150.
Lucknovv Ont.
hopes to. concentrate on c'omplet Canadian soldiers requiring basic
p , NAMED TO MAJOR
inghis studies to attain the de- education. He served, overseas in
gree of Bachelor. of. Arts, when .LE Europe ' from July, 1944, • until'
EDUCATION RO
he moves, rather thanon quite January, 1946. H. was .'appoint
so: much community work.
Appointment of Thomas A C.
• Leishman, as ;director of• the coin-
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uni :program's
Department 'o Education is an-
nounced y, uca tion Minister
,ed Chevalier of . the Order • of
Leopold.,Ji, with palm, 'and., was,
T R INSTALL %n t branch of the also .awarded :the Croix de Guer-
FORE5 E S I Y P g
fn France, Belgium, Holland
-. re 1940 With palm
TWO :NEW MEMBERS : • . p f Ed t'
b Ed t' M t
1 meeting baits. and Denmark, Mr: Leishman or
. The: 'regular monthly g. Ra
ofthe 'Lady Foresters. `was held ganized educational .programs.
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y for Canadian ''service per..son.nel.:.
on April 3rd with a good at-
o stationed in, Europe:
tendance, Brother. Matzanke in
Upn his return to -Canada. C
stalled' two new members
1'946 Mr. Leishman was a
Bar ars •Stan'le and Mrs'. Dianne oP
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Mr. Leishman attended school
in Brantford, and later took
courses at the Hamilton normal
school ;and at the.: 1.Iniversity of
Waterloo and University ofWes-
pointed assistant: 'director of •,the.
tern Ontario.: For some years he
. Ontario adult � education board in
s on, :Mount
taught school in.`.Bo t , , he:. Sudburydistrict. The follow
His in- t ,
Pleasant• and:' Kitchener..ing •year, when ' tkie.. executive
terest in sports of - all kinds -has staff of this board joined the de -
Always been; keen.: He has: play- -
partment • Of. education, he =be •
ed .and coached baseball, hockey,.r' res nt ti
came the disr ctt r,a p . e a ve
basketball;. football., andswim f r.� he "14. countiesof Southwes
o t
ming. • •tern. Ontario nwit': headquarters_
Mr. Leishman s wife is the' n n: Throughout the a
Londo area
he has or anized ' community
'conferences,., . night'school classes
for 'rural ; and semi -urban areas;,' '
and ' classes for . newcomers to
"Can"ada.
.Mrs.
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Hackett. He was assisted by the.
Chaplain, . Mrs. Eunice Cunning
ham ' and Mrs: Elmira .Finnigan
who•• acted as , conductor in the
absence of the regular conductor,'
:Mrs. Edna Watson ,
The kitchen committee ' report
ed on the cupboardsthat are be-
ing installed and; it Was:decided
that they could :give the carpent f -rmer Mar. Douglas. of Luck=
er the go: ahead on .starting soon:' now,daughter of gthe' late Mr.
•g
The meeting was closed' by 'the
eMrs. `Shirle � Brooks
president, Y and all, • enjoyed lunch at . Mrs.
Mildred Leader's home.`
'1ST, KINLOSS' BOY SCOUT' •
GROUP
c st ' iron..dr'
The a r ve is on for
this Saturday. The,.snow beat us
to, it: when: 'we. had • ;our paper;'
drive,' but we hope ' forbetter.I
weather this week., Anyone who
has, :cast :iron • to donate , please
call' Fraser McKinnon, Roy Cor-
nish or Morley ° Wall 'as ' we. 'do
not intend .a general'; canvass. •
and Mrs. George .fi Douglas:
They have•;. three sons and -make
their; home in Markham, where
they take an active ; •interest in
community and church organi-
zations.
Mr. Leishman brings .14 years
of • experiened in the work of
this branch to his new duties:,°
For the ;past, seven .years he has
been' supervisor of field services.
'In 1942;; after serving as small
arms and .physical training in
structor in the Canadian :Infanj
try Corps, Mr. Leishman was
given responsibility for` work in
the. experimental . training of
SCOUTS
Hoping to• get outside • last
week, •w.e cancelled our regular
meeting . in "favour ' of :an ;after -
:noon; but with the 'nasty" 'weather.
we ,ended inside ,anyway pn' Fri
day' afternoon.
The troop learned to 'es -timate
heights. and' widths: by various
"methods: If the rural .hydro want' •.
• to know the hieight of their hy-
dro poles,', just "ask 'our Scouts.:
Floor hockey should be the
Scouts national indoor game
its fast and' its' fun. With a little
more practice our . challenge • to
Chicago • or Detroit or .even Luck -
now will go out.,,'
CUBS
The,• highlight • of last, week's
' 1 meeting was 8 cubs being 'pre-
I sented with their 'first star:: They
were: Gary Carruthers, Barry
`Haldenby, David .Eadie, John
Ackert, Jim' Mci(innon, ' Ken
• • Ii,oulston, Erie Thacker, Bob Cor-•
wish::. They were presented by
'Cubmaster.,' Morley Wall: ' '
More were,•ready for their Est
star but ' they ' hadn't reached
their 9th birthday. • .
On, Saturday the Cubs . were rr
present for ,two hours, rat the:
Leadership Course in the Hall
at which they. played games and
even enjoyed a bruised and a
broody nose.. •
The hilae scheduled for, a ,.week.
ago, Saturday -was postponed on.
aocount of bad weathorti
FENDS COIN .IN CELLAR;
OVER 100 YEARS OLD
Mrs. Mel Morrison, boundary'.
east, ' recently: found.: a' coin i:n. •
her•.cellar that was` dated :1857..
The coin: carried the inscription,
Bank of -Upper. Canada, the date, F"
bank' token, one penny.'`.'
The coin was found resting "on •
the top; of. the foundation wall
in . the : basement:
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1959 CHEV Biscayne
P.riCed to Sell."
Coach; *Z clean one.
Coach, loaded with extras,
1957 FOTtD Coach, V-8; radio, a sharp one.
(warranty) lOoks nd runs like 'new, • .
19 '57 CHEV Z10 sedan; like new.
1955 CHEV 2.10 Sedan, 43;000 .rnileS, iimpaculate.:
PLYMotirll ,Pla'z.a Coach, new Motor.
1953, CHEW Bel Air sedan, .overhauied.
‘1.953 PONTIAC 'sedan, runs Well.
1952 PONTIAC' radio, etc.
an Irwin
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