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SHOW' INTEREST'. N COMMUNEfY • GRIEVES•
BEAUTY CONTEST G`�><'I'�S DEATH
MISS ;MacDO.
Norairdowearr
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, ,JULY lst, 1940'
LOCAL PAIR'WON,UND:Aii11TTED BY FIRE AND •
IND DESTRUCTION
•ROPH
This community is in deep sor- Morley Vall of Culross Town
At a' meeting of the Reunion row • by the 'untimely death of Wellington • Pelt), McCoy' of o
• ship: had the misfortune, to have
• Comanittee on Monday evening, . Miss Marion MacDougall, who I:Lucknaw "and W.. I:• . ('Ike) Miller
. his ,barn. destroyed by: fire.:' He
Mrs. N. E. ,Bushell, secretary, of passed . away • at The :Manse on °t St Helens won the annual bou. ht another barn •f om his
g •, r
the Beauty Contest committee, re- Tuesday . rnornin.g: Miss Mac- doubles • lawn bowling tournament brother n -law FrankThorn on
'ported that already' there were 'Dougall had been critically' ill•.for ' at'Wingham last Wednesday:: of Kinloss and had made
• •three young ladies who were de- some .tome and it "was .known her They had three wins 1us 19.
. ,..good
.. � ,. . � ., P �. .progress in re-ei•ectirig,°..the strut-
finite prospects for .the contest.. recovery was im :.ossi• 1 ' • Thirty''-si 'rinks. i artici ated in.
P b e.. .p , P tore, when it was.: flattened by
,Err mirgrnuin • of six contestants. is Born in- .Kinloss 'To.. n i , h . this popular tourney.. •Besides'
w.. shR,.;she
required for the. "Miss'L:ucknow" taught the P i winning the John Hanna 'tro 'h
. .• .: ,• ,.,. r mart' Class in, . g P y►
competition} with the winner ell- •Lucknow . Public °S'. ° the ,local• duo received n W: Stet-,•.
chool for sell.' � .e
Bible to .compete fat Kincardine 'eraT terms and had endeared her -."Son hats ' d merchandise to' the
for the title of MissIv .
. Bruce County self to young: anal old, value cif $25.0 :.each,
where cash prizes 'of $500, $200 The funeral service will be, Second prize ent to B.. arn'-
• . . and and E. Hardy,t,
and $1;00- are,:being• offered. � held this afternoon (Thursday) in ,: Mt. Forest; 3rd,
Three very attractive • prizes •LucknowPresbyterian Church at `Andrew .Murdison, and Douglas
will *also be offered in the. `local three o'clock Conducted Brown., Newmarket; fourth, : G.
• �:. d by Rev. ,
competition • which will be• held John 'Anderson, assisted ,by Rev Matheson and C. McManus, God- •
In. the arena . on the evening of, C. "D. Cox of Bervie. ,Interinent erich; fifth, E. •Allison and Geo:
Thursday, July 29th, preceding will be' in 'South Kinloss 'Cem-• Baechler,,:Goderich. A .former' resident of
• the "BigDay" on . Frid ' ' West Wa
y y. etery. wanosh and an exr.reeve, ' Mr. .I.
Figure as well as /lace plays An .obituary:wi11 ap
prorninent part in Selecting the next:issue:
• •winner, arid .general attractive-
•
.ness may well result in some girl
•
being a winner who • thinks- she
"hasn't a chance":
Get into ':the ,fun,: girls, enter 'of the Ashfield Circu
now and: make the 'contest a big
success. What .about a Miss Holy-
rood,. Mass Paramount, :Miss Kin
long, ,: Miss Langside, . -etc, "etc,,`
etc: • The main regulation , is that'
contestants must be bonafid'e Fes:- They. are taking up. residence
• idents of Bruce: or 'domiciled here. in Brantford Where their...dau h•• -
g
° The Feeding problem . , ter Ethel teaches school:
• .At Monday's Meeting the prob-
.lem of feeding the .Friday crowds•„
was discussed. The Ladies Aux
aliary to the 'Legion: plans on sere arid.Mi•s. Elmer 'Johns
•
ing meals,' but 'chtrch, organize- and a nried•ical Student
"..tions.: and ,the local : Women s, In-
University has passe
stitute are .not running dining :rnedica'1 'ear.'examiriations with p
`halls: The Iri'stit'te pians to' Y b• *John': 'Vlotivbi a enti is .Toronto u p op n We are 1. 1
ho o�s.: Ronald stood' quite high y
crate dne `or two :booths .featuring.
in. his class,
san l'wiches and pie.- ' .
1
EIGHT PAGES
FLOOD WON'T • STOP
B C, OLD BOYS
(The Vancouver Stn)
If they can't go by rail, -they'll
fly:• •
No possible .transportation tie
up will ` halt Brice gorily re. -
union July '20. to August 4. The °
western delegation. will - go thio..
gales last Wednesday 'night.. Tin , C• ';E• . Mahon of this: city, • or- '•.
;daunted :b 'this ;second reverse,ganizer of, the western ; epedi-'_
,� y.
Morley went to work im• ediate' tip?a !and secretary of the Vaneou
.. ver Bruce County Old, Girls' a :d
ly to start';rebnilding the barn,.' ,
Boys' Association, says plans are
complete, and they'll, get there
somehow:
. But it :looks . as if the'. special
train. ,will: take to the rails.
Seven Cars Froin B.C.
A dozen cars will, be ip the
train when : itk. hits:_Winnipeg.
Seven will roll out of Vancouver
Fpear in' ;ouz • •.UPHOLDS ROLE OF Nhis wife have lived on July .16th filled ..with West
• .. aylor and,' . ,
retired in Lucknaw1for the 'pest Coast and Interior delegates.
FAMILY DOCTOR f It will ick u” two at Eding
BEN: NAYLOR PASSES, .
'
Mr. Ben S. Naylor, a gentle
Man well -and widely known,
passed' awa in Wingham Hospital.
on ride 'He was 8
Friday,, ..0 .years old,
RETIRING FROM
Rev.. A.W , Brown, formerly
}
few years.•
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MINISTRY The funeral service was held `ton,. one, in . Saskatoon and. two
Dr., W. 7 .Johnston of• :town in Chalmers Presbyterian. Churiih, or three. 'in. Winnipeg.; And in
• was' one of ,the speakers at,Vie Toronto eight Whitechurch on.• Monday with in,;-•• e g slay, 'coaches will'
Canadian Medical Association•
it, is retir-, , terrnerit in 'Greenhill' .Cemetery. be. hooked ug'for• the last lap to •
convention :'held last:'week in t11e
mini tr A. 'detailed : obituary will'%ap
Royal' York Hotel,',Toronto
The Canadian P pear: next :week..: •
i� rens repo• rted
the highlights • of the Doctor's
speech as follows: • •
Service improvement • is "not
only • impor a t but impeerative"
for 'Canadian general physicians.
This imprevement` must carne• if
the general: practitioner is: to 're-
HONORS •
thin. -his rightful place in- a,' -field Canada ' "T:his, is .one :.of the: b est
becomrn cro` vded t _ a at the. annual • dinner Pigg
est of ' ;Mr. g � with h special. meeting at a. events . ever att em ted iii the
• , g he.,Royal York Hotel P
.ing froth the active• y due
to the condition: of his; health..
Rev. ' and Mrs. Brown raeturned.
recently from'. an extended. visit
iringland and : Scotland
GETS :: YEAR. WITH
•.Ronald • Johnston,,,.s
sts:'� ...
ton ef. gown i on' Tuesd � :even n of :1• Dominion: o f Canada", ,. says' . Mr.. 'u
The ,practise" of eneral s= Y g est' yeieek. • .
at 'Toronto b , Ph,y 'Mahon.
,Walkerton..
'About 20,000 pare 'expected for,
this first:'Dominion-wide reunion.
Heade 'Women's. Federation . ' California ,and Washington old
Dr Anna Nicholson of • Saska-:. 'boys, and girl twill be' in the del-
too' has been visiting here,with
egation and a handfirl•'from Great' •
her. sister, :Mrs"A.rchie• Maclntyre. Britain
and Mr. MacInt re. D. Ni• For many '.old Bruce County
y cholson
.was elected' president of the Fed -'residents this' will be, the first.
eration of ..,Medical. • Womeri•1 of . trip home em years.
d is ."first The whole idea is, fathered..by
ic'a•l concern .. u .; „ , , Interning .I#i Toronto•
but ublic one31}Ir Mahon resident` of Vancou
h is•ens is no 'longer a' . r. ate`mQd
" now so e ose ,. , ..
•vel: for. more than '40`ears, who.
General Hospital on Jul 1st for ..- ,.
': linked. ' With the ':Depart•ment of: : A •Y•
' his i •t rn, acts .:as manaer..foi; the special
- • .. r} e eslnip , He assisted � at Dr. ai ,, p•
;Health and welfare : that the •
Johnstoi 'xs�.pffiee while the' t oc- ;qtr •
Ty.
SI'•I P°' incos•ipetence;of:a.fe�w .eo ardizes. ,
C! J 1? F`or • 35 cams : I ve
,Loi 'wa had Lthi
, ,atPtend�i°ing•�tl�z'e�Dor-rini•o�r���- y. , .�'.
The meeting .,was of the, opinion • TAKE OVER QUALI
tri r i. libortn rurarratituIes
The Quality Shop
Q
or other organizations might be'
interested m: sex ing meals; and
•. .they '.It
'would be most �ve1'eomc.. feared at the moment that eat-
ing ' accomodation (may fall - far
s, he t of requirernents° •
• �<..rcti •as>a .V4 . e' -,:.•h£'•. Wg ri-,. �` , ii"iron in :the bac•'. .�
• b Johnston • .rt edits Convention. t' 9• b e o my head.
.T
The "idea'
has c u
rco e n
a ht on east to
P
n
0
show -the I
s• closed; o
fx
r. quilted figures .,to .� o r,ven ion• .
west=llke.:a ,prairie .fire".
•R. MELVIN CORRIN '.
stoc k :skint; and will bulk of graduating, Med-,.
Saturday. •• morning under ' the .i`cal students would not • become . I. `T .
•®IEZATE
msnagemc>nt : ;of `Mi and Mrs s.iiecisalists.' e • said only. 26. per_
Chas: V�'ebstci . Who nave boo h.:'REUNION'!
l g , t cent • cir`moQ` of`.13,000...Un •versit �. y 00TH.
out Wesley Huston. an.t, Harvey y
.o.fTo}:eritfi• doetois rrr.training;.,in-
Treleaven who have operated this tended to'be.specialis'•
Ted Brewer; :J:: A , . Them son . ' r
. P business in :partner°.ship. Hospital Preference
and Donald Henderson were. nam: '•
•He claimed•some hospitals
ed• as the finance committee ;
• p were
HARRY CHAPMAN AR.MITA,GE' showing' preference' .for potential
Reeve'.•Solomon. Was• appointed ., . T . N
DIED I1\ OltEG01 � .
• .. specialists asp internes and .were
to interview` The: Legion, request=,, acre - tin only patients 'o s ec-
p g y.P.
ing that this organization, . take . Thie.; death of. Harr Cha man
•Y' P ialists.
charge of;prom,oting and conduct - Armitage occurred•'su•ddenly` on "This'•em' ha
p
Th ' matter:: of ,traffic a
e. .tri c 'regal �$ui i��l was;' in Poi tl<,nzl
.tion '
s ,arid control was left in .the.. June ' 1"8th,'. �•
'' SUCCEEDS' BROTHER HERE
The regular meeting : of ' the
Lacknow Women's� Institute; was •
,, ,� , Dr.. VT •V Johnston 'is to be as= •
h.2ld on I ridgy in the los n•:'IIal1•.
Mrs.. Vii J. Douglas • gsv .'a•.re- listed• by Dr Melvin •C .Corrinof-
vi Q 1London, whoicomrmences his new
view of 'the district annual n-ieet
duties 'today, July ,1st Dr. `Cor
frig. held .here: °'A $$:00 donation r. w
v�-,as voted .the United '.,inns a• graduate:, 4 •Western Uni
ed Church' for
' � ersty; '.laas completed ,, •.h'is .in= •.
a the_ use ` of 'the, ; church: c'n that
lis on specialize terneship at Victoria Hos ita1.
•occasxon, .• P
Dr. and Mrs;".CQrrin'will occupy .•
It: Was'decided to :'• operate a
h,00th on July;. 3Oth, which . is the apartmentacated by 'his br.o-
Lucknouv `Da ofther, 'Dr.- Bern : Corrin and • Mrs:
the Bruce...
To '.improve genera1-practise he y. Corrin° Dr:'. Bern. Corrin ' who.'Y�ad
County. Reunion: The Institte
said • more. ; family physicians assisted Dr'. Johnston for the • ast .'
P.
Should, be ons hospital and ani-• 'year,, has gone to Win ham.
f' t help •... g
In •.the calithur'npian• parade• * June' 14th :at' ortland Oregon.
I' �.tion has'done Something, danger '
o 'Friday, ous to the family physician •....
said 'D•r.' Johnston.'.
a` son of
ge and Liz-
khorse. 'He
'ersity .teaching staffs. The in
‘dividual ,doctor cavi improve him
'self• by keeping abreast' of latest
medical ;,'deveiopments •
He' urged, establishment of part=
nerships and .co-operation.- with.
.c�lmies:
:"The passing of :the family
physician has been.. predicted
Many times but he is. Stip'
the hest safeguard the public has",.
•• hands of; the Village 'Council. and:. Mi...; Armitage was
• Provincial. Police' ' with ' -om•
wh . the late James A•rniita
they will'`conferi zie Sil elton of Blac
was. employed at the Lucknow
Table Factory at • one time, and
HNO', coritin;ued-:in ,the furniture trade'
NHOUNCE `HIGH ' .
1� in. Portland. 4 1�Ie, retui�rned for a
SCHOOL a o •after
L AWARDS � � � •visit• a..'couplc of •years g
'an' -absence of: some, 31""years:., •
Rev.. W. L.: ,Armitage .'is a'"bio
ther and Mrs. T., w. smith of
•town a cousin: of" the deceased: °
Seven of eight 'scholarships,
Proficiency shields'. and medals,
awarded to stiuitlents of Li tk now
High School have been: won by:
girls.
Winn e r s •of these various
awards',are as 'follows
Finlayson • Bros.' pr`.oficiency
shield for Grade IX: Noreen Kil-
patrick,
Wm
A. MacKenzie pt`pficency
shield for ,Grade X: Gladys Milne.
Wm•.' A. Schmid proficiency
shield for Grade XI: •Joyce Camp-
bell, • '
• Women's ''.Institute ,scholarship.
'for Grade XI
• L Ardbnxia Johnston.
',Grade IX medal for proficiency
in English • Jack • McKim.
Grade X medal for proficiency,
in history: Ruth Anderson..
• Grade,,Ki medal for proficiency
in mathematics: Joyce Campbell
Grade XII` medal for .prdfici-.
eney in languages: Ardonna John,•
'stone • •
BACK IN PRINTING BUSINESS
• A, G, .(Andy) Smith .of Toronto
has returned' to •his first love
the printing business, having ptlr-
chased the Dovercourt Press,; a
commercial printing business • in
Toronto; 6*
Mr.' Smith was' at one .time a
Sentinel' einployee . ° For several
years, before' moving: to Toronto,
he published ..the•Wingham Ad-
vance until its amalgamation
with .The."Trines in 1923: ,
During the war. "Andy" was• a
public 'relations officer ' with,, the
Wartime Pric & Trade: Board's
ch. i �'ri
Inifoi•matiort B
Mrs.' Srnith was formerly Jean'
Irving, - daughter .of -the late Mr,
and M.rs•'Janies Irving of Luck -
,now;
•.
zry
,may 'operate tw.o'. bboths,.'if sttf
icien can be obtained for
both" It was decided` trot to serve
Meals. The . booth buying com-
mittee was'' appointed,• including
Mrs. T,• Clark,. Mrs A. J. Wilson
and Mrs C..Cook. •
The lristitute ''is sending ' a per:-
cel to Britain to aid needy: - fam-.
ilies" :The'Institute .picnic is tobe
held at Camp I intail in August.
The program.. consisted ;. of , ..the
rriot4lo byMiss': Dean' McLeod,. a
piano instrumental 'b , Mrs. 'Har-
• . vey.--Webster and the topic taken
'by Mrs.• T. J, Salkeld -
Mrs.: Cook was appointed as
.delegate to the• • convention: 'in'
Guelph' in •September,
COMING. EVENTS ,:
• JOINT PICNIC ,
Tie Kairshea Institute & South
d{inlbSsSunda -School joint' ic
Y J P
-•nice will :Lae .held' at Poplar Beach,
Friday, ,.July. 2nd. Basket lunch.
DANCL' AT •LANGSIDE
A dance will be held at. Lang-
Side Hall in h'gnor of .Mr: and
Mrs. Wan\ Brown, on Friday, July
2nd, , Tiffin's 'orchestra Ladies
please: bring lunch.
PLAY AT 'IkXNL• OUCH
The Kingarf AA.Y.P.A. will pre-
sent their .play, "A Pair of Coun-'
try; Kids" in the I(nlough •Angli-
cart Church basement on. Friday
(to -morrow) ,'evening, July 2nd
Admission' 50e. and 25e.
1
•
TWO` SHOWS WEEKLY.
Commencing nett Monday, -'the.
Playhouse Theatre will run two.
shows a week. •Since the re -open-
ing of the theatre three pictures'
roti as an 'ex'
aer�imenthad , been : ,. . .. ,s
p t" , .Belles of the.. Y.W.C.A:
It is felt that two shows weekly On 'Monday, June 21st, about
will bemore satisfactory' to the 50 friends from her home com,.
average theatre. gper, and, by this . munity surprised .Ellen with a'
'move' the YProprietor will get Only sewer at the hone of the ;bride's
the very best pictures. • , .realer
H O N O RED AT *PRE-
NUPTIAL
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U TIAL..EVENTS
Preceding; her marriage of Sat
urday,. June 26th,'. Ellen Andrew
was honored with many showers. •
Mrs. :R, °W. Pante, . (Kathleen:.
Gardner): •of'Toronto"' entertained
before leaving .for. 'her new . home
in California.' Mr:' Marshall' arid
daughter Bette of :Toronto. also
enter: ined:pi Ellen's .office assoc
iates•„gave a pyrex,katchen show-
er, ,and the Traffic. and Engineer-
ing;Dept. of the -Canada Brazilian
Service, where Ellen is employed,
presented • her with a, beautiful
walnut coffee table and end,table.
The. Parkdale, United. Church
Mission Circle gave Eller' a beau-'•
tiful silver': dish. Shewas also
hopoi'ed by Mrs. Frederick Best,.
Sr.;\ of Toronto` and by: