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THE LUCKNOW. ENT11�Et
t .UCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4th, 1917
The LIJC.KNOW SENTINEL
LUCKNOW, • ONTAR o
"The Sepoy T'awn On tits Huron -Bruce Boundary
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Authorized .ss: second class mail, Post .Office Department, Ottawa
.Eblished 1873—Published Each :Wednesday Afternoon
Member of the C.W.N.A, and O.W.N.A.
Subacription. Rate, .$4.00 as year in advance, — to the U.S.A., $5.00
Donald C., ' Thompson, Publisher
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4th, 1%7
Ceiling Had. To Be Reinforced
The above photo shows the •type Shown is a piece`of the an
hanging down, the wood frame•''it
was attached.to, .the plaster" and
lath and the joist which run
between the floor upstairs arid, thh'e
ceiling downstairs •
It is felt that the school was plass-
;tered when originaily•buiit ui 1878
land later the ornamental tin Riad-.
ed Over the plaster : probably
cause c ac throw h
the rs
ca . z kut
$ g: �i�a .
ofconstruction in the ceiling of. the
Lucknow Public School where. a
sagging this week caused workmen
toreinforce the ceiling in grade I.
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Workmen peeled off.a section of
the ornamental tin, ceiling and
found that the' building ' had
origina.11y been plastered before
the tin went on.
LIONS CLU
UDAY. AN
OBER 13
STARTS 9 A.M.
n The Former Knechtel Feed Building : Next To
Finlay '
Decorators' On Lucknows Main
... Stream
sob *II e'saso•ao•• •ss•a.aa
You can'take part by donating airy hmg from a handkerchiefs
tb a threshing machine. The.Lions _ especially need
CHILDREN'S 'C,LGT HING FRLTISS ' and V WETABLES,
• • ' FURN'ITCRE, .BAKED GOODS. and TOMI
Please . gather your donations together ,- hi•ing them m and'
: leave at the, building or 'Contact oTfe of the •following. Lions'
'Club 'Members,.
E, Ii.. Agnew.
Elake Alton, W. B. Anderson, Alex Andrew, -Loyd
Ashton, Pete . Bissonette. Cecil Blake, Gordon Brooks, dinar
Brooks, Ernest ' Button,' Russell Button,, Clarence Bell, Elliot
C rruthers; Grant Chisholm, Stuart Collyer, Dr. M. H . Corrin,
• BrockCleland, Bob Finlay, , Gordon Fuila vson, Gordon Fisher,
G. arniss, Llo . C
yd Henderson, Tem Hackett: Elwin Hall, Alvin .ecd
Hamilton; Bud. Hamilton. Harvey Houston,'Wm:.Hunter, Lloyd
Hall, , Wes Joynt, . George. Joynt, Cam MacDonald, Jack
McDonagh, Dr. Jack McKim, :Robert MacIntbsh, Jack MarKen
tie, Bob MacKenzie. Donald MacKinnon, Gordon Montgomery, •
Virdin Mowbray, Ken Murdie. George 'Newbold, ,Durnin. Phillips,
Wm. Porteous, Donald Ross; Mike Sanderson, Bill., ' Schmid,.'
'F. C. van E'yl,:Charles Webster, Harvey Webster',' Wm. Wharry.
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=AA VIN
Frasers Visit Here
From California
William Clarence . Fraser ,of•
Castro Valley, California made a
visit to the 'Sentinel office last
week: Mr, /Fraser' and his wife are
visiting friendsand relatives in this
area
Mr. Fraser is a nephew of Mrs.
Tyndall. Robinson of town. • He was
raised on•.the farm situated in. Kin-
loss where Carruthers gursing,Horne
is, being the son of Mr, and Mrs,
Alex Fraser, a
Mr. ansiMrs Fraser came to
Ontario' via. Victoria 'and across
Canada. While in Victoria they
attended the Golden Anniversary of
IYir..and Mrs.' Bert Menzies. Mrs.
Menzies is the daughter of Alex
and Betsy MacLean.. They spent
some time with Mr. Fraser's broth-
er Clifford Fraser and Mrs,. Fraser
of Embro. ,
,TO ,JOIN CARMELITE SISTERS
Mrs. AudreyCarver
Honored At Dinner
KINGSBRIDG NEWS
A farewell dinner party sponsored
by the niembets of St.' Joseph's
Council was held.at the Bruce Inn,•
Kincardine, last Wednesday evening
in. honour:of Mrs. Audrey Carver,
housekeeper: at die 'Rectory for the
past, three and. a' half; years Mrs,
Carver leaves this week to join the
Carmelite Sisters whose monastery
is near;St Agatha. A nun's pocket
watch and a cheque were presented
by: the .;President. ` Mrs. Carl Reig-
ling, on behalf of all 'the, members
and ladies of the parish: as a. token
of appreciation of her work and: gen.
erosity ,during her stay The Pres-
ident
res-idem .ably expressed 'thoughts of the
members: in the concluding part of
her speech, quote; "You have s'erv-.
ed our Parish - always
doing.. for • others , asking' nothing in
return.. which brings to mind this
poem : "I'expect topass through
g
this world but, once. Any good thing
therefore, that I can 'do,' or any
kindness I can show to" any fellow,
creature, let me 'do it now; Let'
me not neglect it, for 1 shall not...:.
pass this way again." May God
continue to bless you and •those who
come into contact with you in your''
future life;„;,,
Mrs,. Carer. thanked the ladies
for their gift and expression of good
wishes, and quietly read' this poem
Friendship is life's sunshine,.
It, brightens gloomy days,
It warms.the.heart and makes it
• glad', in O'so many ways
Friendship is life's sunshine,
;,The reason that I know;'.'
Is because you. and. your friendship
have brightened my life so.
Mr and Mrs.: Joe O'Keefe are• at
Expo . this week.
Visitors with' Mr . and Mrs.. Gil-
!bert •Frayne last week'�' er. e Mr. and
Mrs Joe O'Rielly of Detroit ' -
Weekend visitors with. Mrs.
•Plaise Martin were Mr, and ,Mrs.
George Pollard and family of.
' Harniiton
Mt and Mit. Arthur Riber have
returned to their. home in Florida
after` spending two weeks with
'Frank Sullivan.
Mr. . and Mrs': Joe Courtney and .°
Mt. and:Mrs. Mark Dalton and ` .
family are, touring Expo this w eek :
We are, happy to report that Kev-
•
ir Austin is home from London
Hospital.
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' TONSILECTOMY •
After undergoing a tonsilectorny •
with complications setting in, four
;year old Dean Doherty returned •
home two days later than
scheduled, but his parents Mr and
Mrs. Stat! Doherty ;..report him
iris ch improved. .
Desmond, Michael:and Ursula
sari ie . 4 week
LU
RESBYTE
REV. R. H. MacLEOD, Minister
y Centennial
1867.119
Sunday, October
race
GUEST MINISTERS:
Rev. Chas. Winn, Moncton —. Rev.. Wm. Henderson, Woodstock'
Rev. George Douglas, Toronto
Rev: Doug MacDonald, T llsonburg
GUEST SOLOISTS
Allan ,Stewart, Burlington. Lloyd Stewart, Hamilton
Wrn, Thompson, Toronto..:
TRIO'
Mrs. Alvin Mundell; Mn. `Jim B
Mrs.. ' Wm. Henderson, B risbin
QUARTETTE
. Dale Haldenby, ' Cyril Brown,, Austin Loree;'.Wayne Jamieson ' .
' ORGA1YIST — Mrs: John Allason
PIANIST Miss Sbaryn Mowbray
A. sing -song of the good:` old hymns will be held
from 7:30 8 i00. P.m. conducted by Frank 'Mac-
Kenzie, •assisted by the'.Senior and` Junior ' Choirs:
A: •
Centennial' Costume .O'Nona
Refreshments wi •- .. ..
11. be served following the service.•
EVERYONE WELCOME
WESTELSTO.N
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dents 'in that.township, 300 less
ential•buyers on main :street of any
town
He said that this drop in rural pop-
ulation presents the most serious
threat; of any to business •mcn •in
Huron-Bruce.'•'"If the farming inr
dustry is to be: saved , it • must :be •
saved now' ;.he said.
He referred to' the change 'in
industry, in Wingham in the past
few years from 'small businessman
to large corporation,; ownership; If
a business gotinto financial' diffi
culty, these: branch plants would,
be the : first to go, . eormnented the
Speaker.
He spoke of the pollution of : the
Maitland river in his township.
whichhas resulted in the' death of
cattle and the end of good fishing.
"An agricultural industry is, the
best ind istry. ,any town has ,and
under a Liberal government agricul
ture'will receive its '.proper, posit=
ion in the economy Of the
province" , said Mr Elston. .
Other: 'business at the meeting
chided the Friday night business
'hours from now to' the end' of the
year. Don Ross volunteered to'
circulate,a petition seeking the -
feeling of all business people in
this regard. `
Thanks Was expressed by the
association to Bob. Finlay tot head,.:
ing the centennial•'cornmittee.' It
w.as, the business men whose inter•
est: finafy muted rhiln:t�ttr
to -be formed.
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The pros and cons of the
advertising w, rsmg promotion , hick`
includes, fees to the association,
were:discussed.. A further. meeting
will be held.on Tuesday night of
next, week;.
StOcker..Sole.H.ere
On Monday
There were. 375' cattle sold 'a :the ,'
consignment stoeket sale. on ?� on-• •
day of this week at .the LucknoW
Community, sale. :
Twenty steers 'averaging 756. ltbs .
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were 'Sold by Lloyd ,MacDougall of ,
Kinloss to Russ Adavfss of Gorrie for •
28 •30..
Seventeen heifers averaging,'es65
lbs. were sold by Adrian Van Don-
gen of Dungannon. to - Percy .. ibbons.
of Londesboro for 24.30
Robert 'MacIntosh is. Sale Manager,
Emile MacLennan and Allan Mac='
Intyre:were auctioneers.. A furter. •
sale is :planned for October leak
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Accepts Position In
Western Canada
George Hackett of Lucknos' hat
accepted a, position with Allis,- .
Chalmers Rurnely Limited ,as
Industrial Service Instructor fo=:'
Western Canada.
He will.be stationed at the blanch
in Winnipeg and be travellrn to'
dealers from the Lakehead to the
w est' coast.
George left Monday for wfnnp g
to commence his•new duties
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