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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-11-03, Page 7i WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3rd, f954 •* r A T . / 1 ■F FARMERS! ARE YOU RETIRING THIS FALL? Before You Buy Your Town Residence See The Many Fine Homes For Sale In GODERICH through HAROLD W. SHORE Real Estate Broker' ’ 38 Hamilton St. Goderich, Ontario DUNGANNON . THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ..........- ; • .a of honoring the graduating stud ents. Dr. McLarty, stressed the pojnt that it was ho longer enough to have the knowledge, but one must ;have the certificate to be recognized. . A vote of. thanks was tendered the speaker by Mr. Robert Rae, and after a chorus by Grade 10 girls the evening closed with the singing of “God save fhe. Queen”. and Mc- 7 PAGE SEVEN KINLOSS REEVE MEMBER OF P.C. EXECUTIVE Officer >, of tx.e Huron-Bruce Progressive Conservative’ AssocL ation were elected as follows at the annual- meeting last week: Hon. Pres,, J. W. Hanna, M.P.P.; pres., Know Ison Hueston, Gorrie; 1st vice-pres., Lloyd Jasper, Mild-, may; 2nd vice pres.; David Car ruthers,. Kinloss;, secretary, J.H. Crawford of Wingham. ' J. W. Jo.yn.t acted as chairman Shelbrpok„.,Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Jack^Errington went West at the san<> time, Sept. 12th, and were at Ogema, farther south in Sask., also coming home the week be fore. Repeated harvest trips have been made, having relations and friends there; Esteemed Resident Laid To Rest The funeral' of the .late Wm. Sillib, 88, "who. passed away on Tuesday of last, week at his home after a, short illness, was largely attended by relatives and neigh bors. Rev. G. D. Watt, pastor of Dungannon United __Church, . con ducted the service Thursday af ternoon at his late home in the village, Mrs. Otto -Popp presided for hymns and Mrs. Allan Reed sang “In the Sweet Bye and Bye”. Neighbors carried lovely floral tributes. The pallbearers were Leslie Schultz, Bill Watson, Frank Thompson, Chas. Jeffer son, Chas/ Robinson and .James Leddy; Interment was in Green hillCemetery, Lucknow.; ■ “^"Successful anniversary services were ' held at ^rskine Presbyter^ Jan Church on Sunday, conducted by the new minister, Rev. Wal lace McClean. Guest soloist was Miss Hazel Sparling of Elm vale Mrs, A. K. Lightfoot of Kenora is visiting ‘Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wil son, 6th Com, West Wawanosh. Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs, Cecil ?lake, who last Thursday, October 28, were presented with a baby daughter at Goderich. Hos pital, ; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Durnin . of Irwin, Pa., spent the week end with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Durnin and aunt, ^Miss Ellen Durnin. Visitors of Mrs. Minnie. Jones' and Mel on Sunday were Mrs. ___W'ill Stewart,_Lillia.n—and—Mrsr Allie Wilson and Mr. and Mrs., \ Reg Bowen of Auburn. Rev. Hugh C. Wilson of Ontario St. United Church, Clinton, ocr cupi.ed the pulpit Sunday morn ing at the Dupgannon United. Church in exchange with Rev. G. D. Watt, who preached for ' ; a special Sunday School. Rally i . service at Clinton. A. lovely bou- quet of mauve and White chrys- | anthemums from the funeral-of p" ^the_late'Wm; Sillib Were a mem- orial tribute on the altar table. I Mr. and Mrs. Victor1 Errington I and grandson Donald Durnin, hr- L rived homeLTast.; week ; from ___ ___.o _______ I spending si^ Weeks in the West-1 with Miss Barbara Wilson as or-: I ern Provinces, staying mainly .at/ganist.- /z : |,Z. Naturally you prefer butter! It’s a natural'daify food, made of rich wholesome cream, delivered to yotir ■ creamery while ft is country-fresh; Butter’s flavor is, all its’own ... mild, delicate, creamy. For good eating, good living, there’s nothing like butter! fr ‘ ' • / 89% of urban Canadian ; housewives prefer Butter to any cither spreqd For a booklet of grand, new dairy food recipes, write.to Marie b aser. DAIRY FOODS SERVICE BUREAU A Division of Dairy Farmers of Canada; ’ 409 HURON STREET, TORONTO » L. D.H.S. STUDENTS RECEIVEAWARDS The Lucknow District High School Commencement was held in the school auditorium on Fri day night.. The evening opened With selections, by sthe school band under the directidh of Mr, P; W.. Hoag, and the Glee Club under the” direction of. Mr. G. M. . Fleming of Kir canline accompanied by Laurine Nain. . Mr. Allister Hughes of the L,D,HS. Board was chairman for the evening, and in his remarks paid tribute to the lovely lecturn donated to the school by the Henderson Brothers. Secondary School Graduation Diplomas were then presented by Reeve S. E. Robertson to Jim Hackett, Doug Haldenby, Laur ine MqNain, Gladys Kilpatrick, Sybil Barger, - Nancy Needham, Erlma Percy, Mack MacDonald, Norma Murray; Mr. Robertson then presented Intermediate Certificates to Mar vin MacDonald, Marilyn Kilpat rick' Lois Jo.hnston, R^l^mJHanir„ iHon7^iffi“;Mdffat, Irene ESlphick, Bessie . Reavie, Bruce Hamilton, Isabel MacPherson, Wilda Reid, Edith Marshall, Ross McDonagh, George . Webster, Bob Mowbray, Archie McQuillan, Ann Pedersen, Ben : Moulton, Carman Nixon. Doug Conley, Marianne West, Marg Armstrong, Caryl Gardner, Ahn Crawford, Doris -Miller, Belle Qraham, Ruth Treleayen; arid Jim Reid. ’ .. A piano duet•• was then played by. Joyce and Elaine MacNay, followed by the” presentation of. proficiency awards by Rev. Meik- lejohn. The following were pre-* sented: General Proficiency —in Grade 9, Louise Andrew; Grade 9 English, Ruth 'Steer; General Proficiency, in Grade 10, Archie ■ MacQuillan; Grade 10 history, Archie-MacQuillan; GenefaI~Pro-" ficiency in. Grade 11, Ernie Gib son; Grade li Mathematics, Bev erley Ashton; Grade 12 languages, Florence Fry; Grade 13 science, Carolyn Gibson. . After , a piano sold; by Sybil Barger, Mr. A. Hughes/ in the absence of S. B. Stothers, pre sented ‘the following awards: Grade 1.3 English, Mack Mac Donald; Band Members Shield, Geo. Anderson and Bill Baulch; The Miss F. E. McLean trophy for languages - in - Grade l3, Joan“ Hamilton; Dr. Johnston shield for- the greatest number of op tions, Joan. Hamilton; Soldier’s trophy for citizenship, Nancy Needham; Wm. A.( Schmid pub- 4iG--&peak4h^trophy;‘i^I^iyh^K^I^ patrick. \ .’ . The male quartette sang two- numbers after which Rev. Jen nings' .presented the athletic, awards. Senior champs, Ken MacNay and Isabel MacPherson; Intermediate champs, Geo. Rich ards and Rozella Howald; Junior (champs, Tom. Pritchard and . Don na Johnston. A folk dance by Grade 9 girls was followed by the presentation of the Women’s Institute Schol arship by, Mrs. Charles Cook to Mack MacDonald for general proficiency in Grade 12. The Lit erary Society scholarship for Grade 13 was then presented by •Ken MacNay to Joan Hamilton. Mr. C. M. Carmichael of the University of Western Ontario, • who was relief teacher here, last Spring, then presented honour . .graduation- diplomas-to —Audrey- Ross, Joan . Hamilton, Carolyn Gibson and Bill Baulch. . The Valedictorian for the ev ening ’/vas Bill Baulch, one of last year’s graduating class who is now at the University of Wes tern Ontario. Bill very ably paid* tribute to his teachers through out his high school days.' He ^.oiWme-nded—the--facilities of the • new school arid' said that he was friroud to be on.e of its.'firstgrad*. ! trophy - was’ then presented to Bill by .Mr. Robed.Rae.. J........ z. The' guest, speaker, ' Dr. Dun-. . can ' McLarty of the Botany De- "partmonf of the ' University- o.f Western Ontario .was then iritro- •; diK'o’j. by ML Carmichael," who, ’ well as being an associate at Wehool. is a cousin. Mr;'McLarty ■ <pokr on “Education in the Strug- ' for Existence”'. He expressed his pleasure in speaking' at the and ide until the new president was' el ected. f r m XI m 2 r- < 2 £ z 2 J- rn -4 > O X>ZZ c- • 2 z O o "/ 5 X* m —. Q > CD Z X> > mm cn ' 'JO 0 J 1 ft ■ r 9 m (Tv £ «=0= S3