The Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-06-08, Page 2'PAGE TWO
THE 'LUCKNOW' SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ,
DUNGANiON
Miss Irene Menary, elder dau-
ghter of Mr. aid Mrs. Hugh Men-.
airy, 9th ;Con,''.of .Ashfield, was
feted on :Monday' night,- prior to
• her marriage, with a misceltan-
coos; shower and presentation by
'friends and members of .the Blake
United Church; in the Blake's
community hall, " WBich •- was at-
tractively .decorated for :the oc-
rasion: Rev,- C, B,.• Woolley, pas-
' tar,. of the: church, presided as
',chairmanfor the 'evening,' which
began with" Miss •� Shirley .Sher-
Mr, and 'Illus, .Palmer Kilpat
rick,• 'Cheryl a» Brian spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. S.
J, Kilpatrick..
Mr,, and Mrs. Melvin. Henry &
;family ''of 'Pine' River ,spent Fri-
day evening with. Mr. and Mrs.
'Chester :Finnigan,
14r, and *Mrs.. Clifford Crozier,
Billie', and Joanne, visited -Sunday
in �W•ng. h and attended flow-
er service in; the ;United Church
there.
Mr. 'Roy Maize spent ••two, days
:
•in..London' attending. the London'
'Conference of the United church
•of. Canada. ' - '
• Master Lorne Henry of • P'irie
River spent:; •the 'week -end" With
e*. and aunt• Mr. ' and .Mrs.
his. unci.._ ...... .., , .•
Chester Finnigan. •
.Mr'. and Mrs.- Jack Curran ,and
farziily spent • Sunday. evening•.
With' 'Mr.' and Mrs. Allan Corbett
and family of Cedar` Valley,'
'and Mrs. Cecil' Blake and
'family spent Sunday . evening
wit h Mr..arid 'Mrs. • S.. J. Kilpat-
rick.. •.
'W'ood .., :playing wedding pan++arch
strains to which Irene was usli-•
specially •decorated. seat
. �ered' to a apec . y .,
4
in
the:, centr+�. of the .half." Mrs..
• Wooley :.,gave a 1 ' ja orous . read '
ing
•Alfie tenburg played
-' - and .. Lo
• amouth organ selection.: A hum-
.orates debate provided .part of the
'entertainment.. • M i s s Shirley
•Sherwood, affirmied that .single•
life has more' advantages than
married 'life and the negative was
taken by' Ivan Rivett and War-.
r the eveningthe
Zinn. During
bride-to-be and Mr: Keith Blake,;
her, [Fiance, Were read an. address
.of best: wishes.' A .lovely' aril;+ght
• 'floor lamp and a' heavy ,piece of • ,
•aluminum kilx henware w.vaspre-
seiited to them.. They each re-
sponded in words Of appreciation
and• 'voiced +a.swelcome•to their
future borne.: At', the close of the•
cv+erii'ng' a. delicious lunch was
served and the bride Mand ' groom'
passed :cake.....
Mrs. Hugh Menary,ron two' of
ternoons and evenings` previous
to her daughter Irene's'E wedding,
entertained- at trousseau° tea s •f or
-.
100. guests.; Assisting
With the tea
Were Mrs..•'WYn. .Andrew, Mars.
ris Cobk, ''Mrs. ` Clifford' Kit
pattick and Mrs Livingstone,
Menary:
.,re : by
ansa.
e -act: la s d
"the United Churdi• -W. A: • and . e'n-
acted .;
b I.tr:•Persons from the
• Y
Dugs `' United Walton : Y.P':;ii of..'D s
Church was' held: Monday night
in, the Parish hall: The. ,:Play, • en-
titled'' "Henpeekea' Heirs'' , was'
•;well given with: Rev.: `G :Hazel
PEE-WEE..TROPHY
PRESENTED
,As a preliminary ,feature'.of the
-Flood Relief bingo on Monday
bight, Lucknow Pee.-Wees :were
presented with the • Reg McGee
and Sons trophy, emblematic of
the ';championship of 'the Young
Canada Day hockey' tournament
held in the Gederich. Arena dur-
ing Easter week,:
Bill Pa'p pas, president of . the
Charnber of Comirrerce and man-
ing play • the . la to be well' named
Mrs'.`. John .Ryan left.' Tuesday.
for Isle gton after .receiving word
that her;; daughter,' Mrs. Gordon.
ill :With an infection
froth contact With some plants:
°' while . working i . the :flower ,gear -
h g n.
den. The spread of .the infection
was so2newhat'4'affling the. spec-.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Finnigan,`
Lorne 'Henrynd •: Tom
Master Y
'Culbert 'attended the Junior Far -
C n Sat-
urday;
,-field day at Corrie o_•
'
ager of :the•, Pee -Wee Club, was
•
master of 'ceremonies•and called
'on a foursome of Goderichites-
who: were , present' for., 'the ;;pies.-
`ncludedl "Nip".
„pres-
entation.' They. • � .. r
Whetatane;" the prime exponent of
THURSD:AY,, JUNE .8th, '195Q.
L.O,OK•I NO� 'rB K ,;;ARDS.
THROUGH THE. SENTINEL: '.FILES •
o . o'clock the east wail had col-
.
Sixty: Years � Ag
The, Junior ' Sepoy
Chid• was organized with
lowing .officers: hon.. ipres.,, Jas.
Bryan; pres., M. Campbell,: Jr..;
vice pres.; D. R. .McIntosh; cap;`-
gain, Jaynes Kerr; secretary, D,
N,. • ,aWrence; ' treasurer; . 'John
Berr: field "captain," William
Yr,
Grundy, .Jr.;-'inanaging; commit-
ttee, F. Gordon, Ab Whitely, Dave
,
.Thompson and George•Kerr.
P..•Cook, graduate of the On--
y
.f lapsed inho the tawn'besici Hol,
Lacrosse lyrnan's Bakery. Aon .hour later
tkle.. fol- the • west wall collapsed, John:
I-layworth was badly burned and
barely escaped from tlhe base-
menta Kenneth • "Maclntosh of
Stratford jumped from' the ;sec* :
oil .storey oaf the building _when
smoke and fire e�ut:off his escape,;
Mr,- and'Mrs. Charles Stubbert
M
who had the hotel leased;°'lost.
e rythin . they: ;owned. Duck•.
How's Old fire 'Protection • sySten
,provided poor ,water'pressure and, .:
en
be ide Dr Ten callbd Ibut on Tarriival could d
•Yo'ung ana. a . ay,
],and;, man�agero � �._Y, . ..
. Mrs. �'enneth Carne'fon;' 'wlio'
•' M 1' in Frill, who helped , ; •J. Bennett, : painter,.' .ape. nod • a
Arena,. e v 'ate Alex• � D�.avison s.
tario. Veterinary College,' • who
. ' the • Kincardine Fire. Bi !:gado. was
specialized in ' herse ' dentistry, w
Lorne Lake- evened an 'o Ice s o
Canada D office. ,- ' nothing. . y. -
derich n'ant s O
Of the Ga •
LUCIEN"VINE :, a former Roina•n
'�t Spoke, to 'over:
+Catliol'vc ries , p .,
P.
aikerton •Pres
700 .people • in, W,
hui:ch recently.;.'The
hyterian C,
service '• was 'conducted by' the
Pastor; Rey.: Wtrn;•. A. 'Henderson
and Dr; ,C°'.Fi: MacDonald • of. Bluer.
vale offered prayer
Mrs. Frank • Jones cn,. Tuesday
entertained•friends to a trousseau.
tea • in 'honor, : of her. -youngest
aU hter Pauline rwhose mar7.
riage.takes• pace :Saturday, 'June
:10th at .• Erskine.' Presbyterian
• 'church,'.Dunganion
;Mrs.. ,Ernily Durnin, Margaret
Joy and 'J. C. ,spent the Week -;end
gat El'rnira,' and:. on their return
were ;accompanied by. Mrs. W. H.
IVI„, *hp had ' been visiting,
hers .sari Bill and'' family . for
week and also• her:daugihter,, Mrs.
Alfred Heffferd; .Toronto.:
Recent �visi'tors, With Mises
Nettie and 'Rebina Sproul ` were
Mr. •: and Mrs.J.. D.. Hesson and
'Miss Clara •,Sproul, Stratford '.and.
Mr Wm: Begley, Hamilton;'. and
Mrs..Robert W lsono.ofrGoderich
Mr.. tack Rivett• was seriously
ill last. •week' arid received: •treat-
'meet for a few days at Victoria`.
3-oizder-was
retu
'
ed. home. h
'i roe
e d
ed .home• and is much mp .
•'Rev. M. G. Newton of
en's United Church' preached at,
Dungannon:- United church
Sunday morning in exchange
with Rev.:' J. 'Bright, who °gave
the 'anniversary address . at White-
church fox' VLr. Newton
OVIrs. 'T: Park .gave` her. home•.
for'the June meeting:of St. -Paul's,
Anglican. 'Guild':with• a: fair `atten
g
dance... Mrs. "'Ben Mole. ::presided
and opened b • reading • the 105th
.0 Y
psalm' and. •the Lord's prayer.'was
r eated ' in union.. Rev. A.E.
a•nd Mrs.Tavener were present.
Plans. 'Were made for confirma-
tion
onfirmation and a reception on June .
` �ed
and 'e
El evert +~-ill abe confrrh x
ceive• memberslii at Dungannon:
P •
had been bedfast for: tV,�a year's
I o make the event a sue; shop oppose _
' neat y t ftYrniture :'shop.. died:' at her Borrie: here in: her
:cess and Reg McGee, donor of 55th
Year:, ;'
' anad.e the Pres- Fire at. Bervi;e destroyed N, ,. •
f 'i a .. Mrs,. : Nin, and Mrs;, John Blake inov,:
the trophy, vsrho •
Jack•Ghin' on,behalf' Mclntyre's • Post f c e.d • to Win Iia• w:
eritation to .., , e and _, ., . g m her c. N1r, Blak
of the (bays:, . ,
assns ed a i ahari�'s i~lc�rist,
:aelse
eedham sred d, Vit• gg • ,Gabel s
s Firedestroyed•m +llunoc-Ott
• hsstole,GallaghrttG e
1VIr.' Pa pas •: ealled . on '.:Coach , and d. welling,•- George
Pappas 'tore
D 'Thompson and, Trainer o:.
•• •Gar!butt s tailor shop;' ,N. ,Harr;., • eurpled house on,•,Allisl:a�r;'s'Hughec'
' a ersen "to take a bow. d:• store W:..Anderson's farm.. It was 'an ;old ;la•ncltti• •1; Ori
P t . ,gan s fee ,
and roup
Individual • cups .. g
dwelling.•the Lucknow-HoTyi�oid road,'
•
cos were ' iesenfed'tto each ;M as' `held at' the McCharles Brothers' leased the
pho p A banquet w
n the:.tro..h winning. team: � ' .in:Ibonor.ofAlex Mc_east store ire the John'ton::Block
boy o , p• Y Cain. House . ho
.nor
Baker ' Kenneth .•MacNay;. Inti i•e looal merchant,. who was.::'and'' ,fitted it up: for. a grocer4y.,
n Sieve , prior City s or, .
Ernie Crvbson;•Ian1•Marshall, departing• 'fore .Sup y,
+Carnegie, •Kenneth • Hodgkinson,
Jack Chin, Bab Mowlb-Fay, •Roy:
y
Frri�,berlin, Len Clark, JimmYWit-
son;. Bill Fisher, Clair •Thuelle and
'Wayne Mason.:
In coping the trophy
the Lusk -
now lads wonfour straight
games~
scoring 31 goals `with.. only: one.
;scoredagainst tii.em'
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OBITUARY
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TEUl ce ; in.
ok a
' The . marriage •t`
4 p
Win' hams .on May- 24th of:'Joyce
, g .
Helen., • Steuernol second eldest
daughter of Mr. 'and .Mrs:. :Elsner.
Steuernol of Teeswater and Mark
•
Ivan `Gardner, • son of Mr:and
Mrs; Mark
Gardner of 'Wiingham. •
The Rev 'Alex,Nimmo per
>f "i�med the -cereony
at ' the.
0
Presbyterian, .Manse.'
was
. becomIn
1
dressed in...aa feather' . blue •-suit,
grey hat and grey shoes, and her
si ter June 'Beryl, Ibridesntai-d,.
was attired ` in grey suit,' navy:
blue.. hat : and: �''rey shoes. Mr.,
Bbl g
Lorne. Gardner brother 'of ,the
w.as best man: .
groom, ,
•'A' wed ing.arid birthday,,
,d
tier, was ,`served ..at 'the home- of
the groom's, mother,; Mrs:. Mark:
Gardner,. it being the date of.lief
:
'birthday, also ;the •birthday of. het,
eldest son, Lorne
Earl in the evening 'the• bridal
Y . ,the
; . 2 from :,�Iolyroad
co
Early
b. motor`. to. Hamilton, ,
up Yth :ity `' and
�• 'Bu• falo: • The Kinlougk : cam unl y
Niagara' Falls-aridf
Mrs, Robert `McConnell before
ldiichigan.
'ng black ack . plug -hats eats mem-
Weare P g
bets. of Lucknow; Lodge No. 112.
I.O.O.F.•' headed by 'the Fire Bri-.
ade•' Band .marched to the
.Baptist church where : they`' were
addressed .by the pastor, 'Rev. J.
B MoKirinon
•
Thirty -Five .Years Ago
Bell and Dowse were advertis
;nag. .a' -`,`Great ;Dissolution
A Wood` -sawing bee rwas, held at
Jean. 'Ches.-nth' who trained for'
a . nurse: at Rochester; passet1 her.
•R N: • examinations •
Ma:1co1m C p ampbel 1, . a son of,
.Lucknow's •firsy merchant, ,died
in , 'Cobalt.' and'; Was bullied. in
South'•Kkiloss Cemetery: Ile was. ,
the las' °r of, six.,brotliers, and was:
. urvived' by. two sisters Mrs. H,'
Fierce of Winnipeg; :and Mrs T.
Watson of ' Lucknow, ' at ,;whose
home the ; 'funeral servie'e '• was
held:
Notwithstanding: • the loss of •
John Hogan's'followed.by+a°dance the Cain• House by .fine, Locknote':'
rartepayers, .,voted l2� • to 118,
that: continued' Ito the wee. •sma
+a ai�nstinst llin
hours, with• :music 'provided' by• • g . a • , g a. $65,000,':aom.-.
esti.c' .water 'system.
Messes: Towle; .1VIcKenzie, 'Nelson....
and Lannan, ,accompanied by Miss
. :
•
BarnbyBagpipe ':imisic''• was fur -
Y ..
nished by. 'Messrs.'. Fairish and
MacKenzie.
•
The deattih of
J. G. ' Murdoch
occurred suddenly on February
24th' in. his, 57th year, removing . a
Ten ;Years Ago
In early . Marcie George Robin
g
son ` enlisted in the YR C A;F.
Georgetown Ji.minated Luck-
' • o. a d n ,:bv;..
leading business man, an :pi
• 11-7 'on ° the- retied. TheSopa,
spirited _
novas. o l
Hat o
ld Ritchie:
1' u a
g
Citizen. He had attendedine
':.
't -he 'funeral of; Walter Stewart '
def.; Geor-,g4--Book,—,Keith McC.or'
or -
that : afternoon, another `.protnin- •snick centre ;.Babe' Book;;canis,
ent business man of•''the .village. Herold Greer Jack.; l± ;she:alt.;.
Mr. Murdoch was reeve: of ,tbe Bill' Harris. Cam Thompson, El
'village : at "the''titme; •of •his death.,. •
wood Solemn,. Leonai d• McDan-
The. Mallough hotel.; at Dun-'' ald, Bob McKenzie
fire.
gannoh,, 'was..•.destroyed '.by .
Mr.. and . Mrs; George Swan, Sr.
The 'building was owned. by •Ev=
-erect Malloug h andthe business were.:5'4 'yea's mai r•ied
operated. by J
aures Durbin: • 'James •Webster, died.' at his
Rural • delivery o'f .-11-1 ail :Was home West of 74th
commenced • on• routes 3 and 6 year..
out of Lucknow :androuteS, 1' and The,"farm ;borne ofLorne Far-
risk .was: destroyerd bey. fire>..•
'the L O.L:' Lodge honored 'Mr. „&
THAT one the :
High Scllof 'the': memnbers''of..thee rrioved' to'Bervie:' '
: 'oo l., .. Band lost their Judge Klein was ? appointed
'Bruce :Countvi wage to.su'cceed,
cornet mouthpiece. and is. very,,
. anxious. to 'have: the finder re- :the late ,Mr. Barrett: •
turn ; Dave Moody, former Lucknow,.
it.: , ' barber, died ,suddenly at Berlin
(Kitchener). A. brother Robert
died suddenly two weeks before.
I sat before the glowing. fire,
My' m sigaz.ine'• a nread, . : Twenty . Years " Ago
Then I slipped 'off t'o drew-blantl Fred Fomsythe, agricultural rep-
• and `
Lay back, With nodding ,head.'resentative, held .a ; meeting in
Lucknow to discuss making Bruce
The long long years were wiped County. a restricted area for
'away stamping .Out, bovine •tu'bercul-
And I again a ;boy
• SWEET DREAMS'
osis.
Around the Hernlock •City- school -The 'Cain I -louse Lueknaw's
Those school mates whooped with only hotel, was destroyed by:fi.re.
joys/
•
but of the happy past they -carne
I knew 'thein all' by name,
We played the •old school''games,
'Once mores
They' all looke$F just the ,same
Aird then the school bell rang,
and we •• -
Marched in, in one lank. row,
We answered te the. roll call just
As in the long ago.'
'Then I 'awoke; tw•
aa just a .dream
But' Oh-- t was •ju ,t: swell,:
To sdeyy' iy school mates once., " '
again o- P
And. hear, the old school bell. •
1VI;'"luckinghan ,.
which _ broke' out' about • 11, a:m.,-en. Friday, March 28.th., *By one, .
Rev. F,, C.. McRitchie of the
•.
Ktoin:WaLou+gh lkertoparish'n,tiv'-*..
tr;lnsferred.`
:
•
... �-et
Johnston /.Roulstnn nit Ol
i
died in his '87th: yea
F. •Nlalcolin retired after thirty-
i in tll'c' tt',mAtey'l ousi'
eight "years ,
Hess.
The,Lucknnw F1OOC
"lihed in 1865, hitch-bee,n in opera-
tion for X75, years, •
: $igh, School fiil;�l city awards
were . made, •a5. senior
boys, Jatk Leith; runner-up, Gor-
don Seward junior, ' Ross Pat
tn; n -p,' GParrish;
senior girls, :Mtii~y Sa1kerantid, rctn:;
Hers-uersop,ruEvelynneruT`ai'lor,. G'a►'olyn
Al in; ' junior; ,i at:hel in'e «Prost,
runner-up; 'Moi -mei Ri•'tchie,• Ge tt
eral a.profefericy Shields•were wo
by '• Catherine 'Johnston' and Fern
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