The Lucknow Sentinel, 1949-09-01, Page 1•
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LtTCKNOW, ONTARIO, THi7RSDAY, SEPTMB,ER 1, 1949.
EIGHT PAGES.
Lucknow Studeni
01,, Nine Bruce ounty Bursaries.
Students of ,,unknow High
School :have done exceptionally
well' in : winning four of seven
i" n=rn
Povicial student -aid:
T D.ommno
bur$ r
crieawarded by ° the De-
s
tment of.'' Educartion.. to, 'stu
per,
r.uce County. The nuna,
.dents of. Brucet
bei of bursaries • for scholarship),
' anded• each count' or
ate; . , ,�' .district,
is o7'� . `'the• basis of.caunty" pgptfla
.. n M
tion
,and enrolment -in the higher'
school grad es,
Three' of the four •Lucknow
winners were rural :students;:
Betty E. Marshall of ,town won,
a'Norrnal School bursary With a
value of $250.00..• There • are two
such bursaries awarded in Bruce.
Ray. L. Stanley,. son'•of Mr. and
Mrs. WM. Stanley of •.Kinloss •
Township Viola; J.. Cook,* daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs.:Albert .Gook
'of Kinloss .Township; 'and : A,.
JY
o ce • � e1 ' hte . of Mr,
�Can1 �? h daug �'
,and Mr;;. Wni. !Campbell. of Huron
Township won Grade III:• bursar-
..::ies,;.having..Values of $100:.'each..
There : are seven. of these. 'Ibur-
saries awarded in `'n
the Couty.
In ;addition there :arethree
university; bursaries awarded•to
Bruce ,students, but none was.
:sought •b ` Luckniow , students,'
Y ,
These bursaries are, paid in
two equal: instalments.. The first.
half, one •n;onth after'` the' student
in regular atten'd'ance in the
Fa 1 :and 1 the second• thirty 'days
after :thesuccessful student '. has
been' in . regular'; attendance fol -
•
lowing the Christmas holidays.
',The (bursary -Winning record of
ucknow .High'. School, is;' being.
well•'maintained, and is• an envi-•
a l One t r
,b e o :that .1b lugs '�distinc^tatoa
to the Se oil .and' uc . ,credit• to
students and'- teachers•. alike
BARGAIN! Ladies.- Flannelette
Night Gbwns, ' 1 . ng sleeve, short
sleeve,. 'high. ' ° Ow neck, 'all
sizes including e • . large. The
• Store with the .Stock. ,MAR
KET STORE.
NEW :PASTOR' AT KINLOUGH'
Pastor A. Vold ofbrid e
Wood g ,
-near;Tarontoy has been appointed
in charge .of Kinalough Pentecos-
tal Church `anctrasstuned his >dut
', les about 'three weeks- ago. He : is
a resident pastor.,and is making
his home at Mr. and Mrs. Har -
Vey
ar.-'vey`Had'gin's.
Pastor Vold is : arranging for,
special services on `Sunday, with
the evening service in ,chargee of
1Vir.. Hoyt:of ' Flint, Mich., who is
an , active 'Gideon leader,.
FQUNO' RARE BEETLE
Gordon Fisher, son 'of Mr., rand°
Mrs. - George' Fisher,, Boundary
East, ; doiand: n odd. looking
beetle ontheir farm, a few, .days
;' ago; and • which turned. out ''to be
• a • praying. mantis. The insect
quite rare' in` :these Rants, although.
while it was on display at .The•
Sentinel Office; a couple of those
who-saw;it, .reported.-having--seeen'i
the same insect in this locality
wring the Week:g I
The `pu �r acio'us''1 Tei noc� rugaimal:
has a grosteque form, and 'Was
green
in. color. An encyclopedia •
description sea �Ys this of the Yin-
sect:.'"They' frequent trees and
plantsand the' forms ,and 'colors
of their bodies and wings are so
alike the leaves and :twigs which
surround them ;as to'' give . thein
memarkable : power to elude
servation.' ,The praying mantis
has received its nine' from the'
peculiar ;Position"ofthe anterior'
,,Pair of legs, . resem lbling that of
a• person's hands at ,prayer. In
• their -habits they are ,very vor-
,aciebs,, killing insects '''and cut-
ting ',therm. to pieces. They are
natives chiefly of tropical regions;
but are also. found in France
Spain land' : the warmer Parts of
Eurof, Theyp
_ ; p <. axe • 'very pugnac-
iU.a
_..9_.. s ri _v .
d
are-.
.�., _... _-_ _ .. .e � ;�!b -:-ane:::. .nese
�. t -Ohl
fi.p_ �'
the pi �rpdse of Watching thetri
figli,t". • ,
NG: TO ET
G _.. OPP. S'ITION
O_
FOR TUG-OF-WAR :TEAM
George
g . Kennedy, nedy, president 'Of:
the Lucksaw Agricultural:, Soc'
Frey, informs '•us "that, an, .effort
is being made lo bring:' the. crack,
Finvaro• tug -'0f -war. team •to;:xLuck-
•riow.. on Fall Fair Day; Se: tem=.
Y
'ber 28th. Y •
i
Albert McGee of •Por
t Albert,
who captains t'he Ashfield,.team,
winner of the John Hanna tug
of-war'trophy is (being urged to
organize ;a team of district 'stat
warts to gilve these , Erribro husk
ies 'a pull. What the outcome- will
'be. :awaits ,to be. seen.
WON SET OF, DISHES
.AT PLAYHOUSE 'DRAW
•
Shirley Johnston, daughter' ;of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johnston 'of
L',uekpiow, won• a lovely set of
• dishes' at The Pla3house'' on
Thursday evening. It `luras ;the
first of a' series of Monthly draws
that
that is, to Ibe held at this 'theatre.
During the'' ninth each theatre
patron ret.eives' a,.numb:ered• tick,
et v;'th e::dh • admtssion ticket. ' and
the hcildc.r of the lucky number
at the .month. -end • draw will be
suitably. . rewarded"
.
The''Se .te'rnber . p rize will be
F
two $5:00 • shares. in 'the .Legion's
new • Ford : oa h•
0 .c c
TO TEACH AT BELGRAVE
1Vfiss Pearl Jamieson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs: , Ewart Jamieson
of Ashfield, '• has accepted • the
,principalship of the two=room
school at Belgrave Pearl taught
last. year gat: Sale4n`,,' •
,Miss Jamieson, returned recent-
ly from a motor •trip .with'friends
to '.Vancoulver, Theyalso • attend-
ed the ° Oalgaryo. stampede,. .The
y The
highlight' of _the: ;outing -Was the
train `trip';through the fiockies
WILL, COMMENCE OFFICIAL •
VISITS' EARLY or •OCTOBER
iMr' T. J. Salkeld, .District
Deputy' Grand Master of, North
Huron. District, A.F. ^& A.M.; Will
comiinence his official visits ''to'
district lodges in early • October..
Mr. Salkeld has ,appointeci James
E. Little as district'se'cretary and
A, E. Tavener • as • district . chap
lain:
Mr.. Salkeld's 'fall itinerary 'prop
vides• • for 'visits: to 'Palmerston,
Brussels, Listowel, '.: •Winghan-r,.
Wroxeter .and.' Tiverton lodges.
Visits' to.;Other district, lodges are
deferred' until the spring: ' ; .: r.
•
DOING PAINT JOB . AT
RECREATIONAL CENTRE
With a, view to an early un-`
official , opening of tile, Commun-
ity. Recreational Centre; an in-
terior cleanup and decorating job
is now in !progress;
, --Fred Ernberlin is spray paint-
ing. the ,vestibule, lavatories'' and
the north :ring of• the building,•
which will then be available for
the : color" •:•scheme of the.
walls Will .be -pastel shades; of•
ream g
Cie*,
tx .
and re Withwhite
• ... . w,rt a ...:
ceilieg. , r
• r 4
A ., e ' :
o •�•k bee all d b The
• w.r be c. y
'Clansmen. on Tuesday night in
order to' speed up. the work. .
Local paint dealers have do-
nated.. sufficient paint for the in-.
terior redecorating work.
Office ,accamodation isbeing
sought in the building by, Bruce
County '•,Health Unit for their,
resident 'public ,health nurse, Miss:
Edith Munroe:
.l . WHO. OWNS THEM?
'AWAIT ,FIRE TRUCK
HALL ;WAS 'FILLED;
FOR BARN DANCE
Luoknow Town Hall was fil3ecl , ...
on Saturday ni;ght4or the .CKIITX
barn :dance, and the dance floor
was crowded for the dance'WvYici
followed, .
It, was the second appearance
of the Barn ,Dance gang in Luck-
now this year.: On ,their first : ap- '
' ear•
.."ar
ethe hall failed 'to ", .
_
c0 odate thecrowd that'sox ht
•
adma stun..
It
as • originally ;. �__ planned to ..
-hold Y Saturday: nights,•(broacdcast •
in; :the Arena, but the' show was
switched to the 'town hall at 'the
request •"of CKNX, 'due to the
arena.
But' medical yscience has` the ans.-
pices•' of the L• ucknow 'Agriculti r
al' .Society ,Which received .30 ` per `cent of the gate. The total take
was $37850, with CKNX :receiv-
ling ,$264,95; .and the Agricultural; '
:Society $113.55. • •
Arnong The Sentinel's lost
and found• collection is a lady's
neck piece'. and a lunch• box.••The,
neck piece was found. in -the
ball 9ark.. Thelun li.', boxwas;
left in the United Church several
The finishing' touglies .,have;1; weeks• ago.
'been • added to , the new fire hall,
the construction of ,;which : has ♦V. ILL. PREACH
•
been ''financed.;bythe Fire. Cam
CALL SSUNDAYpang. '.The. doors and windows
have been'•arnted'an' appropriatP:
p p�.
red to , make the • cement ;block'
.structured
stand out prominently.
chimney was•' b ilt last -Week. week:
A,c y u 1.
• i ' ' •. ow readi-.
[ t.nd the is n
ness to house the 'neva `fire, truck,
delivery of which is 'exlpected'
within a few weeks. • •
• building.
'CHANGE NURSEY:.SCHO'OL
OENTNG' !DATE: ONE: DAY •
The Lucknow ' • Play Nursery
for • pre-school` agechildisp is i
L NEW
at d
LEGION'S W
e
�ehru'tel o .. , .. .. .
e
e the direction of M •s. A. E. - _ _
'under t r
HA
Ta w�ene�r: The .opening. date. has' : r N n u ♦ v
i
Lucnc
know' Branch 'of.' the :Cana
adian Leiglion` received . deliver.:
Y
the end' of. the Week of their :new
Ford,: from : Montgomery Motors;'
•and it was on display' on Sat-;
urday evening for the first time.
gr
e `
co
lor with.
wHite wall tires
e
• sThe. car is a coach of,gre nish
t
and : he er,• and 'even uall'y
"becoinehe property ' of:. ',some
luckYareholder
-.
A, linniit of • 800 •'shares 'in this.
oar ;will .'• be ; sold at.' $5.00..a share,
with; .th' lckY shareholder areholder ge
t
tvng the smart. mew ` for ana dditional 'two; .:bucks.
., li� a for the' draw w
:Dead n,hether..,.
o
� :not
tl a 800: shares have ,been , ,
sold is' Remembrance 'Day,: Nov
ember nth,. but` we �f the. quo.ta'iunderstand,'
s .sold prior oto that
'
time, the draw'° will: be •made
earlier
•It seen -is likely that" the de=:
mend for. tickets.will ,exhaust the
800 shares 'well 'before Novebei..
l l th, . 'and ..anyone wlho is • plan-
ning to get a .ticket shouldn't de-
lay g
too long.in doing ,so, :