HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-07-07, Page 9JpLY 7th, 1954 •
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’PHONE 10, LUCKNOW
WINGHAM HOSPITAL GRADS
HELD ANNUAL PICNIC
The Wingham General Hospi
tal graduate registered nurses’
picnic was held Tuesday, June
29th at the Wingham Golf Club.-
The president, Mrs. Wilson
Ringrose, presided for a business
period when: correspondence was
readfrommanydftheabs ent
nurses. It was a pleasure to have
Mrs. F. A. Stark (nee Miss Im
lay), a graduate of 1912, present.
-Mrs.-Richard—Lloyd,--W-inghamy
was chosen chairlady for the el
ection of officers as follows: hon.
pres., (Mrs. Gibson. Gillespie,
‘Whitechurch; past pres., Mrs.
Richard Lloyd, Wingham; pres.,
Mrs. Wilson': Ringrose, Wingham;
sec.-treas., Mrs. Neil MacDonald,
R. 3, Teeswater; lunch committee:
Mrs. Bert Walden, Kincardine;
Mrs. Donald McKenzie. Lochalsh;
Mrs, Calvert Finlay, Kincardine;
sports committee: 'Mrs- Stanley)
1 Gallaher., Wroxete'r;,Mrs. Sidney
Moffat, Wingham. «
A hearty vote: of thanks and a
dish, was given .Mrs. Neil Mac
Donald,, the secretary treasurer.
, Various contests were enjoyed
. and prizes given. Grace was sung ,
-^and-adelicrious’-’picnic^lunvh'^OT^:
_yed._ It was planned-Lo-have-the
. picnic next year at Kincardine
Beach on June 30 th at 2.00 p.m.
THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE
WEATHERMAN RAINS OUT
TWO GAMES WITH pLlTH
The Weatheman was not'favors
able to games scheduled Thurs
day and Monday between Bly th.
j and Lucknow Intermediates, as
the rain halted play. . ■» /
On Wednesday night in the Cal
edonian Park .only 6 innings
were completed before the rain
«nd a terrific thunder storm
bought th£ game td a halt. Blyth
^ere leading at the time but a
softball game constitutes seven
innings and. therefore it was “no
contest’’. .......
Lucknow returned to Bly th on
.Monday- but-—rain—and—^^rer
grounds caused the ‘game to (be
, Ppslinch, Towmship in Welling
ton County will, remain dry. In
May. voters voted about' 4 to 1
against permitting beer or liquor
outlets within the. township bor
ders. Thus did the people of Pus-
linch strongly affirm • the lgst
liquor vote, taken 40 yearsLago.-
The vote was on five questions:,
liquor sale from Government,
st-res, beer’ sale from Govern
ment outlets, beverage rooms for
-menv/beyerage rooms for"Women/
dining room sale of beer and
wine. This victory was not won
without -hard work by a local
committee. Into every home went
a 'pamphlet packed with facts
about, the issues a/ stake and
challenging the • propaganda of
wet advocates. Some extracts fol
low: “Really now., is iPuslinch
Lake (a delightful and popular
summer resort) a. good pl ace. to
put a-beer parlor? According to
an estimate supplied; by an OPP
officer, 70 percent of the deaths
due to accidents in 195.2 were,
caused by. drinking drivers. Dare'
we increase the hazard to our
children? Remember DRINKING
| P-L ACES attract DRINKING
I-DRIVERS’'. ‘ /
. _ -./Re. taxes^-CVV-e-hear -a- good deal
of talk about how ■ these outlets
will help our taxes. The fadt. is
they will’COST US PLENTY in
additional POLICE, WELFARE
and other dosts . . . .To get even
cne dollar of this tax. the Town
ship must provide Police Pre
lection. In cash terms—for each
10,000 gallons sold, the township
.gets’less.than $200.. /. .How much
liquor and beer must flow before
the salary of even one policeman
is .paid?” . v i
A final note: “In 17' places in
Ontdrio since September 1953
where a vote was taken, the el
ectors have maintained the J dry
status”..-—Ad-vt. .■■.•
Plumber arriving, three- hours
aftbr the call: “How’s‘things, Mr.
Brown?”. •_ ...._■~~Mr. Brown: “Not so/bad7~WhiTe.
• we were, waiting I taught the
n^aid how" to swim”.
grounds caused the ‘game to
postponed.
WHITECHURCH
, Mrs. Fred Tiffin, Mr.
Mrs.;Ci,arlie Tiffin, Mrs. M.
it* n* a^d Mrs/ Russell
«itctoe and Messrs. Fred & Rob-
all gathered at the home
J Mr, and^ Mrs. V. Emerson in
^2L^J^heir-.30th--wedding--a;n--
. eFs^ry on Monday evening and
lfJs^nJ-e42Ihem—with-an-eleetw
7a,Settle. ,
t>an^ - Mrs. Ftfed Tiffin and
^tchie attended the
•Erin Par^Cn^c was held in
dnd Florence"
■J , /or<)nto spent the week -:
W sister, Mr. and.PSi M. Richardson. ' .
BORN ' (
RiTCHIE—in Wingham Hospital
- Ton^Sa-wday',^ .Jul^UUd,4-0^ML.^n!da
Mrs. Leonard Ritchie, .Lucknow
R INTO CL—on Tu.estMy,. Jone 2%,
in Wingham Hospital, t0 t
Mrs. Gordon Rmtaul of East
Wavi’anosh, a daughter. ■ •
• N'EiiDHAM-n/Kmcardim! Hos-
piXn JuW 27, W Mr. and.
Mrs. Harvey. J-,
' Molyrood, a sow. pobeit Manty.
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LtlCKNQW BOY SCOUTS AT
CAMP MARTYN THIS WEEK
. Lucknow Boy Scouts are this,
week under canvas at Cdmp Mar-.
tyn at Iriverhuron. Scouts from
other centres in the S^ugeen dis
trict are also, attending the camp
and wilj number close t’o fifty.
They are in charge of District
Commissioner Archie GoWanlock
and Stuart Collyer, local Scout
leader. : ■
. The camp, will continue until
Sunday,, when troops from other
points, will move in to occupy
the site throughout the summer.
Camp Martyn has been mod
ernized in recent years and now
has hydro, gas cooking and re
frigeration facilities. There is a
flowing well which is. utilized
this season for a milk cooling de
vice. '
Bunk facilities are limited at
the camp and most of the boys
will be in tents.
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HURON CO. CROP REPORT
Some - sections of the County ,
/escaped .without rain last week ]
and considerable haying' was ]
done in these areas; Approxi-.
.mately 25 percent of the haying
has-'been completed in/the ,Co.
; -an d ’the--hay crop will "be "ah’" av-r
erage- yield. All crops are making
good growth. Fall wheat is com- _ _______
mencing to turn, color and most marriage of’Miss Margaret. Nim-
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of the spring grain is now out
in head. Cultivated crops suchids
corn, sugar beets, white beans
and soybeans are making excep
tional growth.
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bt. Joseph’s Hospital, London.1
, - M-r^ and -Mi’Sr-Jt- Spillsbury" and
Donna , visited with. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hamilton over the week-
end. Mrs. Spillsbury and Donna
are staying up for the Week.
The boys from Kintail Camp
with their leaders attended the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday
morning. ’ • - . '
The Presbyterian congregation-
FQftMER ASHFIELD REEVE
HAS 91st BIRTHDAY
Charles Stewart of the Kintail
district and a former reeve of
Ashfield Township, observed his
91st birthday on June 26th. .
His health is good, he is keen
of mind and—walks—with—the-
spring and sprightliness Of youth.
Mr. . Stewart lives oh ‘ the farm
on which he was born. .
He served as reeve of Ashfield
Wthree years—Tffl5-16’-17. . J
NEWLYWEDS SAIL SOON FOR
FORMOSA MISSION FIELD „ „ —
Mrs. Margaret MacPherson of’
Milverton ,was a guest at the
mo of Wingham to Rev. George I
Malcolm of Hamilton, which took j
place in St. Andrew’s Presbyter- !
iah Church, Wingham, on June
26th. Rev. Alex Nimmo perform- i _________v_____ ____o--o____
ed the ceremony assisted by Rev. al picnic will be held at. the Ash-
D.-Gangi of .Hamilton. • field.Park on Tuesday.
Dr. R. White and his daughter
D. Gangi of .Hamilton. ; *
Rev. and Mrs. Malcolm will
leave on August 2nd for San I Nancy and a friend, Mr. Thomas
Francisco from where they will1 of Chicago, art visiting with rel-
sail for the Formosa missionI stives here. '
field... I ' ..
BORN
MORRISON—in Wingnam .Gen
eral Hospital on Wednesday, June
30th, -■ to : Mr? and Mrs. Gordon
Friends of Mr, Alex MacDon-: Morrison (nee Phyllis Blake), a
aldwill ibje_.pl.eased-4o know—he son, -a—brother-for La urine and"
is home after being a patient in Miurray. .
ASHFIELD ,
Brown?’’.
> Fan: Is it true ‘that your Wife
has been , married four times and
you’ve-.beer) married only twice',
iMovie Star.:. Yes: she’s- two
chumps .ahead of me‘.
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