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LJMMER .SCHOOL
Organized playground activity
the Lucknow Community Cen-
. climaxed in .a bus :trip to
iderich, July 31st.
During the month of duly. ;the..
ildren enjoyed a: ,full program`
crafts, • 'games and drramatics,.
ider the direction of Miss Ruth.
eleaven and Jim 'Reed. -Div.-417,,
L into ':two• ',groups, a ',Juniors
ere in the, age.: bracket $ to 8,
e Seniors 9 to 12. ' Crafts in
uded plastic weaving, 'asbestos
odellinsg and the fashioning of
iuinals in cork. A -Special Senior`
•eject was a puppet show staged
✓ the Juniors, '.using,• puppets
id ,.a :stage' constructed. in the
•aft 'sessions•.
In the active' games division
• children; participated in a
iriety ofteam . sports. . Track
id field .and individual " aGt vi=
es were also. taught. Parti'cipa-
on: in these helped develop ,co
•dination and 'co-operation. '
The,. bus trip. 'included tours
irough the Museum, the salt
lock, the Schaeffer . pen pl ant
rid Bisset's. Thanks"'' are due'
irs.. K. Camer.,on and Mrs. H.
releaven who acted as chaper-
nes on •the.'trip.
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WEDNESDAY,. 'AUGUST 7,, 1951.
DESCENDENT OF
FIRST SETTLERS
enten
,
With the Kinlough L,
nial held at .,the/ week=end.
ppioneers
and -the :.names of
being brought to the fore,
it might be noted that Mrs.
Frank .Brown . is a great
granddaughter Of the late
Eli Stauffer •and a grand- •
nie of William and John
S!helton,._ who' • were among
the very first ;settlers to take
up land in, the area :between
'Blackhorse 'and Kinlough.
EEITH BLACK-IIAS ' STARTED
COUND-THE-WORLD FLIO'HT
FIL. C. -K. Black, pilot ; 'of a
i+CAF North Star transport, left
tugust..1st from Dorval, Quebec,. John Emerson's ` name was
in an around therovorld'rnission use : in rror. -vvir rirtmer-
ria Gander, Newfoundland :Med-' son who. was coming ' out his
terranean, Saudi Arabia, India, laneway aboutthe time ,of the
Test `:Indies Australis; Eiji . and _tragedy. He did- .not : witness. the
[iawaiian .Islands, San Francisco, accident bu ' the first car
arrive--afte s'"" -
n.
strut • ana.
•,iwa�`e : � w"'Tio"116e t
MWH Le✓� , U"w.t+.yMJn.'tl,.'.•eany®�.,.. .
fo"ielf
An impressive part ,of the Kin -
lough Centennial; was the Sunday
afternoon service,, when street
lights °'were switched on in the
i
Village as•• a memorial to .the
pioneer settlers
• To •those whose first light' was
a ''tallow candle,• . it' seemed a fit-
••ERR'`ONERRONEOUS ...' .I
SION
.S Ste
IN .'HIGHWAY' ACCIDENT
ting way to illuminate and per-
:petuate their memory.:•
Two octogenarian - and lifelong' .
residents ., pf • • Kinlough, James
Hodgins and J', R Lane, hadthe
honor of . throwing the switch"
at. 2.30 p.m on Sunday'' after. -
neon. The sprayer, of dedication
TEN 1'49/
j ABANDONS CAR
IN 'POI,ICE CHASE
was• p.ronounced 'by . Rev'.`• Benson
.
Cox, another; Kinlough octegen-
-,arian.
Pictured : above,,left to right,
Mr:. 'Hodgins,
are M : 'Hod gins ' Rev.' Co:.S : and
Mr.:Lane .
' e look Over
the
as they
Centennial issue of The Sentinel
, Sentinel Photo
A warrant is out for the .arrest
of:*: a twenty -year-old motorist'
who fled from police.in Luck:,
now on.Tuesday ,afternoon and
abandoned . his car'. after a brief
but' wild ride.' in Which he nar-
rowly
ar • ,':
r',owly inissed " running clown.
children at play..
Provincial. Officer Don Reeds
sib the TKincardirie detachment
was in Lucknow . in' •aii'id-after : ,' ..
noes, when : he ' spotted a car
about to park,, on Main Street.
near the police car.'. • '
. Therewas a ' familiar • note
about this ;car. ,and :Constable
Reeds decided to investigate."'
Spotting the Officer the youth. ,
took off, in his ''car, went up; a
back alley on the ; south side, •of`
Main Street and ,onto Willou'gihby.
St., where he "opened her .up".
Failing to make the . turn at. the,
Recreational:, Cen re, ' h proceed -:-' _ ``
ed another block. to Outram' .St,,,
and wheele# north endangering
the lives oil/Children at play; •
' With . the. police . siren ,wailing
behind .'him 'the youth' turned off.
the.' ignition and Ieaped' from his. `1:
Oar,.. letting it . careen• to a stop
just, at the Main St. intersection . `
beside.: Nelson Winterstein's.
Taking to his heels he fled ;a
.: short •.distance down Main Street,
then 'cut through H D. 'T,homp-
.son's and' Roy ‘ Black's, . proper
ties •and kept ori'" going till` he '
hit 'I the, swamp ''behind Harvey
'Webster's.. •
"e :Marto
r.
e ed � near
th
. He'..em r
g
H'' 1
kSt."
e ave o0
Toss
' ra' ': hone c .
I
n
d ,.
! south to the MacDonald. mill
•
•
n :'reporting; thedeath last'
week of . Mary Lou; .,Collins,. The
Sentinel .article>•�itirtay fiave. given
an. erroneous.' impression, and ' •if
so 'we wish to correct it. •
i/►
.T ere was' no car' . approaching
riAA
the ColliinsT ' car, riot, at least to.
a point tants headlights; had
any 'bearing whatsover on the
accident., a
Winnipeg, :arriving aback at Dor-
val ,August :28th.
Mr. and Mrs •'Cliff ''Congram
and sons, Dale and Bryan and
Miss Ellen'" ,,,,McBride, e, returned
recently fro:a. month's . motor
trip through Western Canada to/
the. Pacific Coast
Douglas Harton, of Kintail
has not been' enjoying good
health. and`; for ;: the,, past 'few.
weeks has' been a,patient in Vic-
toria' ; Hospital,. •• London, where
she is receiving treatment ' for .• a
heart, condition
MEET -T -FIRST
SUNCE CHILDHOOD
Mr -and Mrs. ; 'Harry :Bettis and
twin datilibiers-of-White-. Plaina,-
New York, have been visiting
with his sister, Mrs. Percy Gar
butt 'and Mr.. Garbutt . of ,Kinloss'
Township'.., :,
'ft is the ; first time they have
itret since Mrs. Garbutt • was a
rhild'.n her, native, Holland. Her
"big br'other"' Harry went sail-
ing when she was a girl' of; four.
and later located in -the United
States:
puri
d War .. 1V.crs
arbu t was active' in the 'Dutcl
underground, and in this wavy She:
Tnterifirdied Mr. Garbutt, a
veteran of .World War I1 `: and_
gas wounded an- action
It 'is about eleven i
.. . ,... since
1VIrs. Garbutt'e even years.,,... ,
came. to Canada,
and . for dive years, she and her
itSliand' have 'lived
in I{nloss,
this Wag the first o ortunity
has
she. hag .. • hadpik? for a reunion with
herer, of ` whoaa'i she had
only th faintest merriories,
•
tsEND' P.M. SPECIAL ISSI3E
John '.Hanna,' M.P.P., call -
d•: last `wee to ,comp -'men.
The ''Sentinel on.;'the'...Kin-
lough
in-
i
1 .: reunion
ough r
and to ask us to send a copy
to 'Ontario's• 'Prime Minister
Leslie Frost,.
Incidentally, la: telegram of
congratulations 'was ' received
from ` Prime; Minister` Frost •
by . Harold.' Percy,, chairman.
of the •: Kinlough Centennial.
Committee. Mr. Percy, : read.
the telegram at Sunday af-
ternoon's
ft'ernoon s dedication • cere-
mony as . well • as a tele ram` ,
g
from'Rev,. W. A. Townshend,
Buffra- an •Bisho: of . Huron
and a ' former •,rector : at Kin -
lough Anglican• 'Church.,
•
-LEAVE FOR' WEST COAST
TO' . MAKE:. THEIR. HOME .
yard, and was ' lost "track. af' near
l the High School::
.. .Poli:ce • believes' they _:have the, •
i=dentity--of=tho—L-Ma • • _ -
is till
Ardonna left an 'Tuesday.. for it .,only ` a matter of time
Van
c
ouwer
where
here they will m
ak
e
:
they pick him up.
theuhome. .Hill has ,been.trans- The car was impounded
o
unded
and
ferred to the coast by
Nauga- ' taken to the .B.A: Service; 'Sta-
l..
mi: als aif :Elmira. t tion,. andsit is said to contain
tuck Che • c
Their -daughter ' Nanc'° who is
Y+
completing her course as ' a
mothercraft 'nurse and• their'; son
Bob who is employed in ;the East Chase.
for the'sumrner, ' will :go to 'Vail....
he earl,. fall. ,�- ____ ._. - THDAY�•�_
�ouver in the. early • • MARKED SOth SIR„
re
The Hewats ` 'Motored to the i •
i;,
were a co
m an ed .by
oast and . c
CA . y.
Miss, Helen. ,.Thorn s.
Aon : who will
rin ,".A
uisifin�h'e es. �•du g ug ,
some rat'her ; incriminating
"equipment": He threw "some-
thing" froth the . car during the:;
- .Letting 't • e grass • grow un • er
your' feet means., mowe ouble.
"?'""10" --
i.fl:tenie.te
entennia:t
servan(
A fitting m` in meorial' service on
.
..
Sunday marked, the centennial of
the', foundingof South' Kinloss,
Cemetery,' a hallowed spot where
many of: the com 'unities pion-
eers and, s succeeding 'generations
lie buried'• •
Taking part in this uniqueser-
vice were,. left, to right, A. M.
"Sandy" Nicholsons. IVI.P., • of
Sa.skatchewari Dr. Hugh . Mac-
1Villan, • home .on -; furlough from
Formosa; Rev. Robert T. A. Mar.
.A:: Grant o ular'.and wide -
1Y. .:,known Ashfield Township",
resident; observed -his 8fth i th w.;
day on „Saturday, August. 3rd,,
when a .birthday party' was ar-
ranged' to.mark the ' occasion and
on Sunday.;a family gathering
was' held. • •A •
The date also marked the, •
birthday or his son, • Jim •:Grant
of Chicago, who was here and
well was the 28th wedding an-
niversary • •of rank and, Annie •
MacLennan of , Loohalsh
ENGAGEMENTS
. Mrs, ;Charles "Chin 'an.nou�net
the engagement of her daughte,-,
Mary, to' Mr. Henry Hall
of Philadelphia; the marriage te,
take place at Knox' Presby;terii,:,'
Church, Toronto, ori''. Sat d
August, 3lst.
.The engagement is annotinct,
of Annabelle 'Marv,' tdaixghter i'.-..
Mrs. 'Olive Mct%ven` f G1eicher,
:A1berta, "and, the late ,Mr,
McEwen,, ,to ,Doctor, Wilfred Roy'.
Black;, son: of •Mr. and ,Mr' D, .
R.' Black, of Lticknotiw, Ont.ari•c•.•'
Tie t}e-ddirignril takeslacc ,-.w
Christ Church; Calgary, „on
ust 31,, at 11 'a:im,
ASSU
• MED. NEW
shall, South' IT)loss .pastor, who
arrived here frobi ' Ireland, this
sA .ring; Rev;. R; Douglas ' Mac
Donitld "Of Tillson"burg and Rev..
W.• , A. l-Ienderson of',Walkerton.'
Lorne.'. P'bwer assumed Wo.
u ies as n.,ir text' 1..
District Co-op on Thursday laA;'
Mr-azul-�1VIrs. Fowey -arid--.twt
4.
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year-old son Andy have taken t4
itlen e` `in; -the'" hcrtn + r!i't. :.
occupied by the Ca. faniiiv, v .
Mr.. Power, has ' kbe.en •,in
onto forseveral years „with tett.
United .Rubbe'r'Company. Native,'
of the Maritin' es t3acy toctk` "n •
• •t, -Sentinel Photo trip "back home"1 `crit.to:e yt"akit fa• ••
••!,oyer his ;.duties hens',
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