The Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-07-03, Page 1$2.04 A Year --In Advance; 50c Extra to U SS' A.
HONOUR PAID .THEY
EWA 'MODERATOR
With a dignity void •of all pomp`
and fanfare, Rev, Charles H.
'MacDonald, newly elected mod:,
eratorJ.of „,the General .Assembly
of-. -the Presbyterian Church in
Canada,' ' has been honoured..by
the folk of his two-point pastoral
at Luckno.W end • Dufgan-
charge
non, and by •fellow'' .associates of',:
the 'Presbytery- _
, LUCKNOW; ONTARIO,•
THURSDAY, JULY '.3rd, •947' '
8 PAGES
IVIQDEIATOR'S. COAST -TQ- ENTRANCE RESULTS•
COAST ITINERARY- :PLANTEI>''• . ,.....: - _..T R
• Lucknow •Centre • •
' At :the- reception.- lra 3the ' Lucky Agnew, Donald; Anderson,,. Mary
Jo' (Hob..).; Fisher, Vivian; :Hod:
gins, • Shirley.; . ,H:owald;,. Harold;
Johnston; 'Wayne; Kilpatrick,.
Noreen, (Hon,) Lloyd, Doris.
(Honk); McInnes,; George, McKim,,
Jack (I-lon•.); ' . McLean, , Balfour;
McQurllin, Marybelle; Moffat,
Shirley' (,Hori'.) Murd'och,', Neil
•now Presbyterian Church - on
Wednesday, Rey. . C. H, MacDon.
ald briefly •outlined,' the moder-
ator's itinerary that will take:
h'm forn coast to coast by Christ .
mas'time,;Ozie-of his.first official
duties . will. be 'to ' conduct. 130th
anniversary services' in Richirrond
PLATT LACROSSE GAME .. E LD
AREA
Lucknow and district, folk will
shortly, have: the opportunity of
HELD BIG PICNIC:'
seeing a couple of fast young.`
Owen Sound teams play an ex-
hibition. lacrosse game. in . the
Lucknow arena:. The date has
been. set for Wednesday night of:
next week, July 9th and if you
enjoy ,action, speed, and= -'thrills,
,this ''game will ' ':provide it, It
Hill
Presbyterian Church,: ('Iran.) r Murray,Eleanor• Percy, starts at 9.00 sharp.
` Afters e - v "cation' err . tri Y , Y,
a p. od •Rev . M e Pinnell; Mildred; Stevvart,.`•
„N1acfi�onai'd will:, go to Charlotte Donald, Weiler,,, Theresa, PUBLISHES XNTER7ESTI1IT
.k':enic. far Ashfield Schools Held
At Kintail Summer School
Attended by Over 500.' Resi-,
dents of the. Township:
•On June 24th, the first •annual•
School ''Area picnic, sponsored by;
•, the Ashfield •'•Township '` School
•
of Huron Mait Board, ,was held at ` Kin'tarl sutra -
in 'the shut chi: where he•
it •
.town. in Prince Edward Island He
f•
•
ti L1'E Y . EARLY
MONDAY' •
ti e est . `rrd,,t British e - Y .g i
bia and • lancouver Island after am .o e death o Mrs. M.,
HISTORICAL `BOOKLET.
mer School ,gr.ounds; Ideal wed-.
g
•,. , . �; •, .. yt• lal spend about two weeks, . rrT ' . .. :•, ,
a ministered •for twent-tWo .
AIRS' V6rI1I MURDiE PASSED '
has
the M t Early Otb
•
then ideal -location. and the wrote
s'that .this ,honour was; con ' ars iatte 1n c o c1•.
years' � .. he . will. attend the . Manit ' Two years .ago..this past spring,. heated aupport of the inspector,.
•
obi .. 'the
fe1•red,upon lion last; ;Wednesday S no zn r n and will The Sentinel published •a very'in-'Mr:.J. '.H.. Kinkead, thea School
evening:. The ' gathering Was pre- ?' d W7 n tpcg, 1 con terestingarticle penned by .Geo. ev � ncr w w� U alum This corr�munit was r cued to,- Board --Messrs. R.; McKay, �N, Al
sided over by Dr: W, O.' Rhoad , 'learn :of,the d h f 1Vt W Jiaz.dine. of Lucknow w h i ell••
Moderator of Huron-. ,• , • . • • , sketched the •. histor• of .'' •Point ton, W."Hurter; W;, T%gert and M
of Ashfield, .Murdie •which occur red at •thein„ Y
.He •vtias as ;attending` .Synod, at Saskatoon Clark and a art of Huron Town- Durnin .and the secretary, R.' Irl`-.
•
Maitland Presbytery.: and Ott Red Deer Alberta... c.o,ttage at Point Clank early Mon- a p .. •.. atuci and the• teachers who as-
s • b . Rev I; C Jorgensen ' ,AY. rnornin Death a duet a shrp'and the hamlet of Lurgan in P.•
'sited�' Ire will ieLutn south across the Y g
srsted all contributed to the suc-
t.. w s. o. ,
ale: who.,.re.ad theSct -Scrip-articular.
of Bluav x
heal t attack.. which ,she •,..had P
Pr air res - to: , Fort ' William ' to becess of 'this, grand°.picnic. ,
tore and -by, Rev:: W... S. Slither- ;. bee. .sub"jest for• the pat : five. The demand" which has on -
borne . for . Christmas' and New
land of Whitechurch ,who•offered• years " tmued. long•'after that: issu ' of The. oldest resident `_in attend-:
,
, Ycaz•s •
prayer; • Her • daughter Mz•s Malcolm The Sentinel had been exhausted; ance was -Mr Wm. Johnston of
1 x essed.•the ride decided M , -Jardine to 'put the Ashfield Township. The four.
Df. Riload e pr P .: Ai mstrong left- that morn'irig 'lay
lation ex errenced in Rev. DINT SERVICES •:�N motor ` r Port story in -booklet forms and. which .Youngest ,children• : present were...,
and e p fo o t Arthur after vis
'' but. • addea I�RESBYTERI'AN, CHLItCH , ''. is o. available at a small fee ,Barbara':MacK nzie, Audrey Alis.
NfacDonald s election . b ed iting her parents fon •a .couple 'of now,. e? -
were deeper reasons a 'k' to cover printing costs. tin;, Dilly Blake and Ronald How
'that there P w.ccks, and funeral arrangements. :
in • . Corn' v Sunday' ;and I The 'histor of Pine Point as ard Black.
for this sense of satisfaction
Were delayed pending receipt' of Y ,
c � ntinuin-throughoutg Jul '' and . es'. ack
Navin .their ;candidate .elected;: It o g?'word from •her.,u on arrival home �%t '-'vvas first `known; � go baPic Mr. Alex Smith of Dungannon
g the first''Sunday-,in. August, the' • p cticall a •centu 'y to .the 'time l ne
.showed,,'Dr,�Rhoad said, a vitality+� on `Tuesday ,nigh't:� •Mrs, •"Arm- practically • , rY was •iri-�charge of:
l..:. i andfather a
h ones of g g Y • when. Mr, . ard ri.e s a o -its ata.d� _;games.,
'1?tesbyteri�if# t e sti��n�� is rpt-i-r�,ra�,n-g. bre lane •and � taro r ni, i spo
y ,
con • ations of• the..: Presb• ter,:
altl uJei F�i7Tv%ll ` , u v a` .... i e e1 k J.:' .up -lend � rc-i ti`tte'r• 7 •ii ii' 'i7. (tatJitd-'ir .t tri` "•`i1` 6 . ...
chi s
service vv
ll' '•14tr3Vi•d
res lit Tact- together in, the.Presb•yterian .' '. 118;48. •The•:building •,af .the l ht- :`ternoon, He as assisted .b. 'the..
only :theories b actuality p ,this.. afternoon (Thursday). at 2'.30. , g;. . Y
an one• "worth:. can Church; with ;'Rev.- J. W Stewart. ' ; house • .in 1857-58 is. cribed, • as School. Boar. and`"' some ” .of the
ised,•.whereby y y. , o'clock in the United Church , � ,. c .
fi
be:ehosen' fpr: thea highest: office .in" charge. -
.•
well as various shipwxeeks•whit. ' rat�epayers a d teachers: T e='sec
rdless' of thesize of the con- Redecoi atron of the- United ':' occurred,:. on: this .dangerous shat- retar ' of the' Board•laid'out cash
regi ;X a cted • to .c rumen ,e: BROTHER -IN- W: DIED:' •n . t by YP•. .
gregation �`o� th.g location pf. the. Church' is expected. o LA lows, not •overlooks g he ',,,big prices of• 15,c; 'lOc' and 5c to•=the:
� , about .the m`ddle o r
church,. t , f.- July; .and` f ,SU:DDENI•1Y: AT gORIELIA form disaster on• :the lakes •in winners' who won ribbons -for the .:
' Mr. Maelsonaid's: modest in .the work .is completed t'he:-joint '1913; following :which .'seven bod. following . events: girls,' fit. 8e un-.
Y
.congregation w` 1:.hol 'servi es :in The death of Mr, Harvey`Cook `.ies' were. washed 'up between the ..der, -o ,ce
t e . �,zecratron • of his .talents •._ll d e ... .,......, ' -Marion McI:ennarr; J y
as ieferre, ; to by `:Dr. ••Rhoad,.
who told of Huron -Maitland -hav-
t 'e' :, e urc r c Y .,.
ni
o e. -re' -o curve • • en a
..Veteran
�o •
inch ' s in - u list:. Tues a He' ' :was a •ve .
�rnaining �' St y �• g d �' ,
n roue a and; as • n :
Othervtiise . ser vrce� .v✓i co ox° ', , o Y.. .
e held• in .Abe. Fresh. terian: ears of. age.. He'had a big blood
to b Y y g high,
blood
co:ndition,; and death, was' from' Mr., -Jardine, at the, booth 1 McDonald; Frances Murray; 'boys''
su
ia
:rg ouse „ an • ' r, - r • me s C av,: • . argare ac a oys
home; a half mile ,south of -. the "g& ' under Larr ,... McIn.t • •' Geo.
Y Y ,.
ing turned a deaf eat .to Mr.. Mac= l) t _ W d 'W 'I d �v ' 1 ° 28 Point "l BTackett, Jim' .Hayden; girls; 8 &
• Donald's 'protests,. when ' Pi csby-• These • booklets are, obtainable under,:: Mary Ann West; Shirley
..r h.
:Chu c a,
ter) irorriinatedhi.m for this `� high.
Office,. -
f
Congratulatory ' speeches mete
VACANCY.,. L`NFIL'LED
due 'to,' a brain benihorrage ` at Pah-it'Clark or at The Sentinel' 8.& tinder` Billy Bhack Raymond
Mrs.
U
k -was formerly
1V.. s. Co Office.:
1 Jr re Reid i
is l0
Chrsho m mm s
g
lUttC " Cr avvfUr'd ' daughter of .Mrs • Carol
� •arid. under;' Isabel ' Tigert,
4 ,.
i�c n• `51
Gai•dne • G b�•o .-bov C1•
z; Shirleye ,
y
1 rend under;.=Norman 'Stewai t; ;RDAs.
t
r'Chat-,
offered by Mr.H."3.,* A....MacEwan
GAELIC 'CONVERSATION. •
clerk'. of•se'sion •of Knox 'Presb - • The..vacanc , on tl e•' .Lu'c;know, V..Tilliam:J, Crawfobd,and,the`late!
s •yi Y
• is :High res .' Mi : C•i awf or:d_:.of, Port .Albeit:' -'
tcrian Ghuich; Goderrch,, who Ha,.,h Schoc►1.staff; due�to,the
r,m•on those attending•the fun
•srbstifuted, for P�ev:.Richard'.Ste. i nirtion of: Mi s Mar diet Ma'c= Artier*. ,a
g WO - Margaret
wart, who had not •the> returned
:from Crab •:ar w here' he •`had - re-
g Y, P.
sented Mr. MacDonald's'name ;for:
the. • officg`, and':by Mr • Henry
Strang of, Exeter oldest .re res
p..
ally. Rivett, Leonard • Hickey; :girls rl
� Those in ': this• :.. traditionally -iv
Kenzie, 'ral ' a •- Or11'lra"on ..Friday ..were :. R.
hen7ac . zcmained.,uiifilled: early t. Y SCottish.comniunit who can. 'et and under,, Evelyn Atthill, Joyee�'::
Y Y
v. ;; . e.. , nd Cliff . Cr,awford of•• le,' .
in, tlacy .1t,�r:k•, Only,,on.e., application 1✓i n,ie a :. ; .crnv.erse to -•the: Gaelic;• have be-• Cattle, Phyllis ..Gsbson;':boys 12 &
ition- to��..'n::bothe rs-rn-law. of the' de- . ',`under Frank ',Alton Stan Do.
Was, 'received 'for, the. pos „ : 3 .,� : ,come very few ir1'numbers,' ::and , . ',Alton,
se x, . it 14`
the a licaiif deeidn to ac= cEa� d . i ' • • ex tion- of an "'odd •licit), , Alvi:n, Hackett; g rls &
.with .applicant ,.•_ g..• .• ,• •,. ' :, With the. .cep
:;•his":' of t owin . widow ,a : .. i .
,cept.. atrother. apporntment: Resides. S' g + familiar: phrase', : •thss•tongue • :is `under;: • "Edna .' :Sie'wart, • .Shirley.
•-en positions on'''b oth the ear• old..•da:l-igbter, Sharlene, also- Hamilton Jeanette Dickson:. boys•
tativ'e elder, in the- '; Other, � positio � Y seldom hea:r'd.` ' "' ,
'who exhorted >R'Ir MacDonald to' 1'-li •h School • and Public -School survives..
•
s rive. 'to. lift • th e - church `s irit stafts::have b„een:••filled : with all.a. Gaelic conversation ' between• Rrveti, :Tommy, C.o1e;, Young . Wo-
e p,
•' „tin d :in';: sin Y4 &::under, Eddie... Tigert, Earl
But. recently we. t, a g., ,
ua11 out ,o t s.i ned Mrs. W: 'S. Slither]and of White:: mens race, :Lorrain :Ferguson,
y t f the legarthy of .:matte contracts g . • „ JOINS •PROVINCIAL ,P.OLICE ,
r. •Donald MacLean. Edna Stewart,, Jeanette 'Dickson;'
tihirrch •and M M
•D
• .. r. James Little offered :violin . FIRE BOMBS' S;
of Lucknow'-'• who had .little dif young 'men's race, Eddie Tigert,.
SAVED HOUSE
, Constable. Hugh .Rutherford, -a ,
' saleacuity. in 'conversing intelligently. Eldon Austin, (Ra •. ,Haggitt Don -
coons with. miss LillianI:illi:an :`Gar- ; • .. ' 'merribei of , the ; Orilla Police fico ty gY ; x
•r •th i. ` eh s i their ancestral.dialect..
u ers at the organ,,•after �vhrc - _.� Toni .Morrison of .Whitechurc .. toi:cP for' the ast� `t�vo:years; has. n t e
• • � past. • • elf
the gathering.;moved.'to .the' Sun- credits fire:..bombs Manufactured
fined the ' rovincial police force
dsy„School.., room"for the re - and sold b S d Rouse of:Luck- . • Toronto for:.the Ha in Started Last Week
cep a y yjand has been• rn o y g
:tion which.foll ,. saved 'his home:-
ovtred: '' ;•.'., now, with haying, 'Month.. ..
•past - ' month , taking a : � special.• The=contrnxi;ed dry weather last.
Mrs.' . MacKerroi recently. The kitchen of :his .home.:. course '* of a .,being posted- . for week saw a • few farmers , com
.. Present � ,- - b �'
Occupying' took-fire::rece tl and spread rap- is a .son- of Mr. and.: menee • haying .o erations.and in
upying•seats .of. honor `were. >�' Y duty., Hugh p
: coal oil fed `the ;