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Honor Young People
Of Blake Community
Presentations Made To Miss Alice
Shackleton, Bride Elect .and To
Mrs. Wm. Andrew. By, Blake
Church And Community.
Blake
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 27TH, 1936.
T ' ■ . . -
( LOCAL and GENERAL^
Mrs. P. J. Naylor and Jack of Tor
onto, spent the past week at her home
here.
Mr. John Beaton of Toronto was
a week-end visitor with relatives
here.
Mr. Jack Webster of Kirkland
Lake is spending two weeks with re
latives here.
Miss Etta Lane of Ripley spent
“the" week-end atthehomeofMr.arid
Mrs.. Jas. R. Hackett. ~ | .
Miss Mae McMahon returned to
Toronto after holidaying twoweek^
with her mother at Bruce Beach.
Mr. R, W. Andrew of Listowel is
visiting this week' at the home of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W« G. Andrew.
Miss Flora Webster is still confined
to bed after a long illness with phle
bitis, from which her recovery is very
slow.
■■ Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers ^of
Kirkland Lake spent the first of the
week with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Davi
son-
Mrs. D. McGregor, daughter Lil
lian and son Frank of Duluth, called
on their cousin.D. D.McGregor,
-Ross—StoLucknow;—- —
MasterRichard TurnervisitedlasU
week with his uncles1, Mr.' Robert
Wraith of Culross and Mr. Fred
BFANT NEW RINK
Although burned lessi than two
weeks ago, an agitation has already
been started in Mildmay for the con
struction of a hew rink to replace
the old one. and a public meeting in
this connection has even been held.
New Post Office By Christmas
The Campbell Construction Comp-
any of Toronto has been awarded the
Federal contract for the erection of
a new Post officq at Mildmay. Work
is underlay and the new building will
■ pr opcupat“iojr~by~GteiStiiias”
Seaforth barbers on Monday boos
ted the price of hair cuts to 35c.
Good-Will Club Specials
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PRINTS—Stripe, Dot and Plaid Prints,. correct for school or
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>( Mafeking News)
A very pleasant event took place
Fridayevening—inBlake’schurch,
when at the close > of the regular
Young People’s meeting. Miss Alice
Shackleton was, led to the front, while
the audience sang a song composed
for the -occasion. Miss Grace Blake
read the following address after
which Miss Olive Kilpatrick presen-
ted the gift, a mantle clock.
To Miss Alice Shackleton.
Dear Alice: • .,t
I have the honour, at . this time,
to address you on behalf of Blake
Church and community.
In your quiet and self-effacing way.
you haye, during the past score of
years—more or less—given freely of
your time and talents tp the advance
ment. of the social and religious, life
of the Church., You have followed in
the ancestral footsteps in serving so
freelsrand^wholeheartedly.
.Thus far you have been loyal to
the^co^munit^but we have learned
to desert us for fields farther away*
You, .too, have responded to the home
-making urge and have .decided ^to
exchange blackboard erasers
a carpet sweeper. _
zzunity in which you plan to settle
trust that you will be with us in;
spirit and will visit us from time to
time aS occasion permits.
We beg of you to accept from u^T
this memento which indicates in a
■to
To, ^rs. Margaret Finlay Andrew:
Dear Margaret:
It is my privilege at this time,
to address you, in a Very serious and
personal way, on behalf I of Blake’s
Church and community.
We. as 7 neighbors, have watched
you grow from infancy to young wo
man hood. Your Parents nurtured you
with care and this community added
something to your personal back
ground. .Consciously or otherwise,,
you absorbed The atmosphere of the
neighborhood. Your family is one.
that made ^a generous contribution
to the social and religious life of
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MEN’S BLUE DENIM WINDBREAKERS
Sizes 36—46
Tartans—Gordon, MacLeod,
Dlake’s~churclmniithe nmmediaterlo-
cality. .
We have gaj?ed much through our
value what you have done very high
ly and we are pleased that, when the
— , time came for you to lay down the
for teacher’s pointer and take up the roll-
„ __ . .!ing pin, you still remained one of us
We wish you well in the new com-j Instead of deserting the community
'down. We’will miss you greatly but
III-
HALL OPEN IN EV
EXHIBITS TO BE IN BY
ONE O’CLOCK
Misses Beth and Jean Land of
Kinlough, Lauretta McBurney and
Nora Van Camp, of Belgrave spent
Tuesday with Mis3 Lena Hackett.
Mrs. C. M. Johnston of Sarnia,
spent the week-end at her home here.
The first part of the week. Miss Helen
Thompson was her guest in Sarnia.
Misses Pearl and Annie Turner,
who have just returned from a trip
to Vancouver, spent a few days with
Mrs. Allan Turner and other friends
near Lucknow.
Mrs. Gordon-R. Moore and children
of Rockwood spent a few days with
Mrs. M. Moore of Lucknow, Master
Alvin and Miss Muriel remaining foi
a week with their grandmother. .
Mrs. E. N. Hodgins and Miss Mar
garet MacCallum returned -If 'from
.. .-k,- .. -• Sarnia the end of the week whereCQUid jin the commuruty life. ^and ex- they were the^guests of Mr. and Mrs
G. G. Moore (nee Gladys Hodgms).
Mrs. D. M. Thompson and son Rob
ert, are in^ Chicago this week to at
tend the wedding of Dr. Kenneth
Thompson. They accompanied Mr.
i nd Mrs. W. F. Thompson from Tor
onto.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wallis .
Englehart and Ifv., and Mrs. Frank
ifeena of Brentha. N. O.. and Mr. anc
Mrs. Howard (Keena and June of
Ripley were week-end Visitors of Mr
and Mrs."Con. Decker.
Are. you. going to be a contestant
in the Lucknow Good Will Club?- If
so, start early to have your friends
save the coupon votes available at
• 20 stores in Lucknow. Watch for
the penants, displayed only by “Good
Will. Merchants”..
• Mr. Alex MacDiarmid. accompany
ied Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Stockham t<
Detroit the end of the week, from
•wherfe they plan to leave on a fiye-
weeks’ motor trip to the Pacific coast
and south to California. Mr. Mac-'
Diarmid may visit with relatives ir
Vancouver and return by the Cana
dian West.
Mr. G* S. Robertson of Lucknow,
well known to many in Clinton and
vicinity, was in town Tuesday calling
on a few old friends and made this
office a brief call. Many of our, read
ers. we feel sure, were very much
interested "in his reminiscences ap
pearing in the Lucknow Sentinel and
reproduced in these columns, term
inating last. week. Mr. Robertson has
had what many would think a rather
hard life, but he catne through with
flying colours and now at the age
of fourscore and one, is still enjoying
physical and mental health and. an
optomistie outlook on -life.—Clinton
News-Record.
Upper School Results
Following are the names and stan
ding. of the Lucknow students who-
wrote on the Upper School examin- '
ation papers set by the Department
of Education, including the names of
those who were recommended on
■their year’s work.
I—75—100%; 11—66—74%;
III__60—65%; C—Credit, 50—59%;
F—Failure—below 50.
Armstrong, Frances—Mod. Hist. C;
Alg. II; Lat. Au. Ill; Lat. Comp. C;
Fr. Comprc. ... ~ ■<'
Campbell, Ina — Eng. Comp. C; ’
Eng. Lit. C; Mod; Hist. F. i
Collyer, Stewart—Al'g. C; Geom* C.;
Crozier, Colin—Alg. II; Geom. II; I
Lat. I
I
you have brought a new member in- -
to it—I refer to the one for whom
you gave up your teaching, career and
entered the ranks’ of home-makers
At this time, we wish to present
you with a small token of Our Sincere
appreciation Of our association with
you down through the years. Please
accept it with our kindest wishes for
your success and happiness through
out life. r
• Cecil Johnston presented the gift,
a walnut table. Mr. and Mrs. And
rew expressed their thanks and ap
preciation for the gift. Mrs. Andrew
said she had always enjoyed helping
in the plays and in any way she
tended avery hearty invitation tc
all to visit them ip their home at an?
ed. There Were over sixty present.
RAPID CITY
(Intended for Last Week) r _
Mr. John Carter of London, visited sma]l way <?UT sinc?re aPPr^tio"
relatives in Ripley, Lucknow and vic- of our association with you. With it
iuity goes bur best wishes for a bright
'Ef- a"MtasPPShS^i “^pressed her
motor teq> through west with Mr. for the Kift- her pride in
Fred Dixon <rf Dun^nnou. , home community, the^ pleasure
Mr. John McCosh returned home ske had taken in her work here and
Monday after a two weeks absence: jnvited all her neighbors here to
Miss Evelyn . MeKnight of hear visit her in her new home.
Listowel is visiting her cousin, Eileen Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Presented___
Carter. ■ y-r- —j and Mrs. Will Andrew were
“ Miss Winnie Thomson is spending then invitled to come forward, while L
some time with Mrs. Harvey Maize, Miss Olive Anderson read the ad- time; Refreshments were then serv-
Ashfield dress. ed. There were over sixty present.
of our association with you. With it
$
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ANNUAL
Flower
SHOW
< Under Auspices Lucknow
, Horticultural Society
In the Town Hall
LUCKNOW
WED. SEPT. 2
Rain Breaks Drought
Wind Storms Follow
Friday Rain. Was Followed By Dam
aging Wind And Electrical Storm
Saturday Night. > ■ '
What was claimed to be the worst
drought this district has ever known
was broken on Friday by a splendid
rain that soaked well intothe ground
and which has since been followed
by further showers that' have satis
fied the present moisture require
ments. ‘
Saturday night a damaging wind
storm tore through the community
shortly before midnight that was fol
lowed by an electric storm and tor
rential rain. Another storm followed
about 4 a.m.
. Saturday night shoppers were ei
ther marooned by the storm or were
sent scurrying for home in a hqrri-
can-that made driving difficult And
whipped up clouds of dust that didn’t
help matters.. -
Apple orchards ; suffered and as
well as trees being broken, barrels of
fruit were blown down. Sheaves of
I grain were reported in one instance
1 to have been whipped around like
paper, Whole sfooks were picked up,
and tossed, about and many sheaves
were scattered across an adjoining
field.
’ In the Auburn district, the storm
seems to have been more intense.
Barn roofs were partly ripped off,
Maitland Henry being one to suffer
this loss to his building. During the
electrical* storm. Westfield -* Church
was struck, tearing oft the steeple
and bricks from the front of the
church. John Hardy’s barn in Turh-
kerry fell prey to flames after , being
jnlso struck by lightning. »
Bot. Ill; Zool. II; Phys. Ill;
Au. C; Lat. Comp. C. .
Culbert, Jean — Eng. Comp.
Eng. Lit. C.
Douglas, Isobel—Alg. C; Lat. Au.
II; Lat. Comp. C; Fr. Comp. C.
• Finlayson, Cameron—Eng, Comp.
C; Eng. Lit. F; Alg. C; Lat. Au.
lift Lat. Comp. C. ~ *
Finlayson, Christine—Eng. Lit. II;
Mod. Hist. II; Lat. Au. C; Lat
Comp. C.
Fletcher, John—Eng. Comp. F;
Eng. Lit F; Lat. Au. C; Lat. Comp.
C. .
Graham; ’Myrtle—Alg. I; Geom.
C; Phys. II.
Hamilton, Catherine—Eng. Lit. F;
Alg; F; Geom. F; Phys. F; Chem. C.
Hamilton, Isobel—Eng. Comp. F.
Hewat, 'William—Eng. Comp. (F.
'Eng. Lit. F; Geom. F; Bot f’r Zool.
Ill; Phys. F.
Horne, Audrey—Mod. Hist. I; Alg.
Ill; Lat. Au. II; Lat. Comp. Hl.
Hunter, Elleda—Alg. II; Geom. I;
Bot II; Zool. Ill; Phys. Il; Lat Au.
II; Lat Comp. II. 1 —
Johnston, Marion—Alg. II; Geom.
Ill; Bot. II; Zool. I; Phys. C; Lat.
Au. II; Lat. Comp. II.
Johnstone, Eileen—Eng. Comp. C;
Eng. Lit. C:
Joynt,, George—Eng. Cothp. F.‘
Lane, Hilda—Eng. Comp. F; Mod.
Hist. F; Bot.. III.
MacCOnnell, Mary—Eng. Comp. F;
Eng. Lit. F; Mod. Hist. C.
MacCtostie, Hugh—Eng. . Comp. C;
Eng, Lit. F. „ ' • ■
MacDonald, Manion—Eng. Comp.
(I; Eng. Lit. II; Mod..Hist. C; Geom.
F; Phys. C; Lat. Au. II; Lat. Comp,
n.
Macintosh, Alex—Alg1. F; Bot C;
Zool. C. .
MacKenzie, Catherine—Eng. Comp.
II; Eng. Lit II;. Alg. I.
MacKenzie, Frank—Eng. Comp. Ii;
Alg. F; Geom. Ill; Zool. Ill; Phys'.
C; Lat Au. C; Lat. Comp. C.,
MacKenzie, William—Eng. Lit II;
Alg. li; Geom. C; Zool. C; Phys. II;.
Lat. Au. I; Lat. Comp. Ill;
: MacKinnon, Be|h—Eng. Comp. C;
Erig.'Lit F; Mod. Hist. F; Geom.
Ill; Lat. Au. C; Lat. Comp. C.
MacMillan, Jean—Mod. Hist III;.
Alg. II;-. Lat. Au* II; Lat. Comp. C;
Fr. Comp. II.
McDonald, Mary —Eng. Lit. F;
Alg. C; Bot C; Zool. Ill; Lat. Au.
F; Lrit. Comp. F.
fMcKim, Mary—-Eng. Comp. Ill;
Eng. Lit. F; Geom. II; Phys, II; Lat
Am C; Lat. Comp. Hl,
Martin, John—Alg. C;
Phys. F; Lat. Comp. C.
Miller, Dorothyi—Mod. Hist. Ill;
Geom. II; Phys. F; Lat. Au. Hl; Lat.
Comp. C;
Lat. Comp.
Geom. F;
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Parker, Ruth — Mod: Hist. If;
Geom. C; Bot. II; Phys. H.
Ritchie, Violet —Eng. Comp. F;
Eng. Lit. F; Mod. Hist F; Alg. II;
Geom. C; Bot C: Zool. C; Lat Au.
F; Lat t Comp. C. ■
Sheiriff, Graham—Eng. Comp. F;
Bot F. .
Thompson, Frances—Mod. Hist. F:
Phys. F.
Thompson,
C; Eng. Lit.
Harold •— Eng. Comn.
C.
Thompson, Robert—Mod. Hist. C;
Alg. F; nLat. Comp. C.
Twamley, Hilda—Eng. Compel;
Eng Lit. F; Lat. Au. C.; Laf Comf>;
C* .f,
Weatherhead, r Norma—Lat. Au. C;
Alg. F; Lat.
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Comp. C.
Miller,
Eng. Lit.
C.
: Miller,
Eng, Lit.
Newton, Eunice—Alg. HI; Bot. II JI
Zcjol. II; Lat. Au. C; Lat. Comp. C. I’
Nixon,7 Dorothy—Alg. C; Bot. Iw
Zool. III; Fr> Au. HI; Ft. Comp J*
Gordon—Eng.
F; Lat. All. F;
Laurine-*-Ehg.
F. •**
Comp. C;
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