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SCHOOL 'BOARD. VACANCY: :.
West Wawanash Township.
Counc,i l has,- appointed J"
(Coli;) NTuxray. of St, Heiens as
tho_�lowny'ip's .tepresentative• ori'
: the ' Lucklow' • District,. :"H i g"li:'
Scltooi Board; . i1r. Murray!: fills.
the:.vacancy. that resulted' :front
:the icriig'natiori .of Archie ;1VIae
'Millan 4foileWing,the `April
ppg(J o Y
PRE-SCHOOL AGE,
:GET SALK VACCINE
An. estimated three hu'ndred
pre-school' age Children'between
.• six •months' and . six. years receiv-
ed• their• first,: Salk: vaccine ir -
noculation on Tuesday morning
at the Recreation Centre in Luck-
tiow,
This' polio. •inirminization clinic,
Was sponsored 'by the " Bruce Co.,
Health Unit and was conducted.
by .Dr'. A. R. Allin head .of the
:Unit; --;assisted .by . staff nurses
Miss. K. Redgate, Mrs.; M. Colling:
and' :Miss . Ruth' Thompson:.
This is. the , first " `pre-school;
clinic to be held: The kiddies w lI
get ther second "shots on Tues
day, June 18th at the. Recreation:
' Centre. between 10.00 and 11,00'
ant. .
A`. lini
s h rn Ki
near-'
'`+dine on Tuesda" -
.. Y.. aifte�riiQon: and
;first .pre-school'. age clinic.- to: 'be
.held in Ripley*ill be on Frida: ,
May 31st, in the Town. Hall' be'
tween 2.00 and.: 3.00 o'clock. q-
: :On: • Tuesda morning rrierxibers�
of •the Ladies' 'i
es Aukilary . 'to the
• Canadian Le
gion,'.:assstedin reg.,
isterin the children. '
g,They. were`
Mrs. Roy Black,
Mrs: -Clare .John...
stun, Mrs. Wm: Welsh:,
Mrs. Bob:
Ar�msti ong .and Mrs. Tom Ander-'
On Tuesday, and Wednesday
• .pre-school age ,.children in Ash-'
field: and " •-Wawanosh received'
Salk vaccine' at clinics held in;
• Dun_ ...
Bannon; ; by :Huron County;
:llnit officials.
RETURN SS
�O .Y'UKON '
Alex: MacMillan, who:has been
,atthe home. of his brother; , J. L--
MacMillan, . left on Thursday. ori
his ;retuxn too Whitehorse He - flew
from, Mallon• and planed a: stop -
e Three years of. work ''and saidy �•
was clrifrraxNd cin Thursday :even-'
'ing for . "twenty -.two members.° of .
the -Sch-tisil--.-of r Nursing`:of:•'Strat
ford Gerieral''H'ospital, '
• Arnong those . •receiving, . their
dial lonia.s and•piris were -two. local
girls, Dorothy Margaret Miller,
daughter ofT 1r,• -and 1\1rs, Eldon
11Mfi1ler of West Wawanosh• ,and
Audrey Isobel 'Stanley,• daughter.
of . Mr, and Mrs. Harold''Stanley
of .Kinloss • ' •
The girls •will ,complete their.
training. in about :three•months.
Graduation • exercises: w e, r' e:
,held in • .the Stratford Collegiate'
auditorium .which•• -failed to.. ac-.
conaodate 'the attendance. •
A 'reception followed at. the
`nurses' residence for '•inune'diate
rel.• hie graduates:=
Later about twenty relatives and.
.friends of. ,Miss Stanley were'
guests at a , reception at. St. Johns
United, Church. • M..iss Miller's, re
ception was : :held at the Golden
Barnboo;' restaurant with •about.
thirty .guests ':•.present.' •
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MARGARET MILLER
HELD CADET ` ' . � �:'• ADD pu'sLc . SCHOOL
EYE INJURED
INSPECTION
... FIRE CRACKER
EVENTS:'T0-PRIZE,• LIST ,.
Lucknow District 'Cadet e.t. 'CU S
rp.
was on parade -on • Tues' a. for
the annual' inspection by':the •in-•
spectng; team .: of. • :Capt.
Thompson;' of the 2l st 'Field 'Reg-.
. g
'imen't, R:C A and' Capt. ,:A P.
, Rankin, cadet training •officer of
the.. Western, Ontario :area..
Cadet Ar•thur'Howald..was re --
,.R
sented with 'the` Strathcoria con.a Crest.
for:'the. "best •,shot rr ..t'he•:s'chooi"'.
.with ::a score•'of-9 ercent.
`l -Percent .
Cadet •offi•cers and N.C.O's ate -
as
as .follows:;: major, .Arnold lura
ford;', cap.tain, Bill ' Fisher;.-
Platoon,
isher;'`Platoon, Lieut.'WM. Marshall;•Sgt.
Doug ._• Stanley;• :NO. 2 -Pl'atoon,
Lieut. Jim` West,'..Sgt. Don ,John
stop; 'Colour Pasty, •Lieu.ts ,,--Jim.
Petersen,• Gerald`'Murray, :' Arth.-
' Hoewwald; :Escort; -Sots, Ted
,Col•lyer, Barry•„ • McDonagh;, No' 3'
Girls' Platoon,' :Lieut.• 'E.. Miller,.
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-Sgt:-•=--J• Donal dson;•-No-4-P1•atooTri
Lieut. B Stanle'v, 'Sgt: Joyce �Me-:
Nay; Cadet Corripany Sgt..Major,
George Hackett.:
w` 'I`1re Company, ` close To 150.
strong, paradect through the Main
Street following the inspection,
over for a . few . days, at Edmonton,
before:. proceweding. ' North . •
Alex came: East in June`of last
• year for a 'visit, .' but while here
look ;critically ill, and for a time:
is recovery was uncertain:° He
has now..regained a fair measure`.
of health :and_ 'was ' anxious to•-
return'to Whitehorse for a time:
.:at least=.
`The parade was:led by'thecadets.
''til lowed, by .the ::School Band, and
'with the ,two nattily attiredpia
toons of giils• in.: blue.blazersd
--bere?ts; br`rrig g ::up=tlr ear of
1Utr.,;
rs ..o e gricultural
Society -met- .-
et 'last .
Y w ek
e . to revise
se
the
Fall .•F Fair r prize list with �th °
-the-
• chane 'being.additions
,g to'
the• . list: to afford'' a wide' range:
of .; competition for public school
p.t1 ils'
both .On. an':Individual P .:.r... ,.•arld
school �'basise
- The -,
new 'classes', ' .cover
such
Projects ,: s• .art,' !. -,
Projects a social Studies,
sciennee•.`
crafts.' and:''hob�bies '
Time ;':and".spaCe re
P.,• P ,vent more.
details' of • thio at present but.
tethers and;.pu. ils-should '
P P vuatc-fi
next week's Sentinel for further'
information ` an d start:: '
t planning •
for next 'fall. " •
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I��VER � .
SARY
'MARKED ED
SUNDAY':�:.•.
Stirrin . ad'
g dresses:. we're iv'
g en.
on Sunday 'by Major �the..R:ev.
T -Y; �F"iaser :who 'was ' -the guest
speaker at the.,. 4Presbyterian:.
'Church anniversary' services,,• The.
occasion ;roar e the 67th.
versary :of the opening,' and .def:
.ica ,tion , e thepr-esent eh>:r-1-e�lr
• v6hich took place', on .May 9th.,
18917:' .
Rev.:Eraser; is the 3Preslyteriar-
padre, :at Sunnybrook 'Military
and
liospital,�and is a Npersonal friend.
l ev ; Wa)Ilace McClean, wl:o:
welcomedhini to :the Lucknoyw
pulpit He Said- he • .had rejoiced"'
in -his •1,friendship•and would have
an :inspiring 'message, • which , be•
Most' certainly :had:'
and,. Mrs; / Wesley ' -Alton
called;on Mrs A: Alton on Mon'
day.•
LOCAL .;:COUPLE 58, .YEARS MARRIED
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'Amelia .
G
arruT
heis�=:--� if_ t:`.e:_ em .:•
:Year=old daughter of. Mrs.
.D.. H.
Carr thers • received a painful”
eye injury while' w.atching a`dis
pla reworks in. 'the-,Riple
.�fip Y.
pak Monday night.
A• small fire :cracker, t
brown ,
into the crowd' -by a
,. Kincardine
youth, lodged -behind: ".'Arrielia's
a1asses exploding .and causrga
internal ,burn .to the eye.
Amelia .faintec and 'vas attend -,ed by; ;Dr, Tyndall • who is''send:
i:ng he:r' to`.London for oarserva
tion.
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MINISTER '.APPOINTE
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FOR � ASIIFI�LD • CIRCUIT ': �,
:Rev. G. W. Kaiser of R.R: ,•.2,
Sarnia; has been' invited and Chas
accepted the .a. - T.
p ppo'is iti°iient . as : as=
t•CONDITION. IMPROVED,:. j
IAS SEE' �T gGRAVELY ILL,,
Mrs •Rae Watson's condition
has been showing some impro•„c=
ment • after • a fewcritical:, day's
f
he her .life ' -a been ignging
in the balance.. - '
Mrs
:Watson had been. hospi-
talized ',for a time: 'iiollowirig a''
pelvic injury• :in a tractor mit:
.chap: "Orr t lard -4y the a :•=strick-;
en with ,a blood` clot that- rat
endangered her life,'' New
that have been used are- credite•1
with the irnprovernent that- is
ing noted:
•' Word ' on Wednesday •morning
was that. Mrs. Watson was, out .Of
'the oxygen. -tent, . and .her gen=•'
eral' condition much- unproved., ..:,
COMPLETE BOARD
OF ARB.I-TRATION
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Municipal appointments are
.completed, for the Board of Ar-,
b'itration that .will:'deal with • the
petition :Of ,five .'ratepayers, in
School -Section ; No. :7. .,(Second.
Concession -School), to'have,theiz••
property ,transferred. to Lu
cknov •
for '•publ>c •school taxation pur-
poses..,
'.Members of the, 'board are: ' Kin
loss '. Allist r
e Hikghes;:; Lucknow
I C Murdie; West .Wawanosl:i.
:\Ternon -.Hunter;• As .field Henry
.Mackenzie,' along. ..with J. M.
:Game ` Public,. b c , School ••Inspector.
.for .West. Bruce. •'
• While e:e ra•fv" to a ers ave ; -
;titioned for .,the' ' transfer there
a'''re ,well ove •twice 'that �t
many.'
r • •;
• ro ert .ownets that 'are, ` -
pd in .the Boards:. final'`d'ecision.;'
No ; meeting_ofi. _the riew l ' .ap-
Board has yet:, been call -
for of ,the -Ashfield Uniteu
Church Circuit' and,, will assume
•-his duties ;here on July .Ist.• .,
Supply .here
,have been.'.
occupying the •: Circuit pulpits'
since the .accident at :Christm'a's
time that, claimed the life :of their '
minister;: Rev..• C. C. Washington.:
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MIL: AND MRS. EDWARD DETER
Mr, „
. land Mrs Ted Dexter, oat- he is kept busy`at Many black,
• England,- e,• • g• nd; but residents Of srrritlrng jobs, •arid hes happiest;
th
rs _
gored Y Observed
diis".
rued their 58th wed -
g anniversaryTh rsda
May t Yx
.
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lu•TheY". spa t.the,cayvith
-Witt-VS.. Walter Dexterp
i.
on, the
old farm at Paramount.. Was
ou,nt. It w
nea.rb at " . ; ►
YBtu£falo ,, atthe cot'.:
tier oflli
.
ghway $8 ,and'•.thc 15th
Sideroad that' Ted
m• �started bls'oh-
e
ithing when he• came, to. =an•.
ada; He had t C
ad learned his trade in
tie-Old.-Coun , trade
the -old -Country; ancl`e�:en taday
You ll fin i
d him in his' smithy be-
,hand his
t�s `hotne in Luckno ,White
pare to
have a horse to shoe.
, Major the :'• Reverend Fraser
'succeeded : Rev, D.' Ti L:. McKer-
roll "as minister of Victoria- Si.
Church,'' Toronto, 'where, Rev.Mc:
lZerroll :Ministered for a quarter
of a`century aftcr leaving Luck -
now. Rev.. Fraser served
padre iii .World- War sept ,and has
retained'.' phis..' associations '.with
•servicemen' confined • to:'•Sunn'v-
brook,
Rev Fraser'chose as hit morn:
'mg subject,; :"Am,iaible:. Taber
nacles", when' he referred .''to':the
love our forefathers: had,:for the
House of God, and the example
they,. set' •in ' church-: attendance,,
which we would do -=well 'ta-fol=
•He stressed the kinship of
church' and hb rhe,• -and added that
without church -going;, parent's the
discipline of the hoine is impair-
;.ed, In the evening,.'Rev. Fraser
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:is 83, years... N
Mrs.- Dexter -is one year oun• -
Dexter i, y Y g�
er, She ctintinties, to cnloy a -fair*:
mease of health aandca
pries on
et ,ousehOld.`dutie .,
h h
1V1r+.. and' Miffs. Doter have
three :children. Walter'•of 'Huron
Township, Mi s, .%Taws•fir d Ro ,-bi'ns0m.
f . Ltrcknow and::
' Mrs„s: W
J. En-
sign ofSt.Cat1hcri �s .. Theyhave
three grandchildren,; ' 1VIrs Ed
Leroux of ,Parry. ,Sound
Shirley Roon of Aylmer 'arid
RobinSon
Billy Robinson elf Lucknovv,• and
three great -..grandchildren,
on "Keeping Men On Their Feet",.
. _S ecial rnusic:�was--r
p -rendered by
the choir-. with Norman. Taylor
..at_..:the..-or'garatr yin ;the morn n -g
there was a trio by; Mrs. 'Philip:
Stewart;; Mrs.�.Ronald Forster and
Mrs. Stewart Jamieson. 'and at
the evening service a male Attar
tette selection by Philip Stewart,
miles" ,MacS'ween 'Billihe
.sr
�' and
;Jack Pollock,
'Mras. ,Sam C;hislett ''ettiriied
home' on Thursday. ,after• ten
days, in Wi' .
� , ngharrr. •'f�os�ital,
.RS•ER: t b `SA.th WEDDIN NNh.
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'MR; AND MRS. FRED ANDERSON
Mr. and 1VIrs, Fred 'Anderson of 1 ent • at - the
. „ golden anniversary.
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Luckno‘v, • are • observing•
their ` ire is in his 80th year.' „
fiftieth wedding anniversary, an •Mr, Anderson is a son of the '
event that .is-, .being :-marked -at. 'late. ;David.- Anderson: and ,' -Mary
:she.i:.
1t3rtrre-of'1VI nd—Mrs. Jack Ann ,''estet. r: an. 'Mrs. And-
1vlg held afternoon, and evening cDon.agh, witho pen house -.be- ' erson spent all their .married,,life
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in . g at Zion, Where' red ., was •, boil;,. :-
to rece,ve Mr. and Mrs. Ander- until retiring' to Lucknow: a•` few ,
son's m :ny ,friends, who exxtend 'years ago. -. : • •
warmest greetings and '
g. g host wish- • Bath Mr. and Mrs.; Anderson
P tea are Mrs. •Sam: -' 'Mr
.! � Kil Mrs... Anderson underwent, a le .
patrick, Mi•,,Ander_son_.s only. liv._..`aina _. t.ati.oni_opera:tion.-:upwar-ds of
ink' sister; Mrs. Thema' tr •Ander- three$;years ago, rout has cheer,-. ,-.
So i , his sitter -:i �.' „- >. ,
�.., n�l,a_�.,�..A2zS`Viel .fu�,yjV vaeceptacl--hc.i_=harrelifia
vin 'Reed,' Dungannon; Mrs, -•Ward Mt : and .Mrs. Anderson have
Fritz, . Zt rich .and, 'Mrs. W'..' . J;, three'•. children, Mrs. Jack McDon-':
.Doug -las and Mrs, John Carruth- agh (Noris) and . Daveand,
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ers, Luck'nowrN'ieces. and cousins' Charles of .Ash edea.,• Charles is s.
ted ,with•
assisthe• serying, • presently •confined• to bed :': an
d
Mrs: Anderson was the former was unable-. to. `attend.'' be
Ruth Girvin daughter ;of M'i, .'versary fest�i.�+.ities.
and. Mrs. Hu :.h Gi { ,µ �* ,...,, 4
- g � r � in o� the�i •.• They have eleven gr�andchalcl� ..
Nile district. Her' only living' .peri, and two • r- at ' grandchild-,
,:great i d
brother{' Anson Girvin 'of Sask- ren,
'and pies- Sentinel hbfb
atoon is.sI Visaing here .
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