The Lucknow Sentinel, 1946-04-18, Page 1$2.00-. .A `Year...Ain- Advance; 5
GORDON. TAYLOR..
HEAPS BOWLERS
o�••`Extra to. S.,.•
" . , AiuO,, .THURSDAY, APRIL .1,8th, 1646
L[lC)iP�oW ONS, ..
EIGHT FAGES
With. : an attendance . of more
than twenty members, ',ucknow
Bowling Club bald an enthusi-
astic meeting last Thursday •even-
Ing.. The retiring president, Wes
Huston, presided, and the election
of "officers resulted' as foilowsi
president;• Gordon 'Taylor';' vice.
president; •. Harvey'•'. Treleaven..
Secretary -treasurer, W: C. Finlay_.
"son; >grounds'.'cominittee, P. 1WI,
Johnston,' Gordon Fisher,:William°
Schmid, with power to add ' to
their number;_`.tournament com-
mittee, D: Roy Finlayson; • Fred
Steward' and Hugh Coming;;:
membership' committee, Harvey
Treleaven,- Fred' Steward: 'Mon
day jitney 'committee, Wallace
• '.-Miller, Wes Huston, Jack.Hender-.
son,—l�ev;. J W Stewart. } -
The . Membership ..Committee
was made. responsible • for the .'en-.
tertaining of, local' men .'howlers
each Thursday night;at 7.45
.All .game's are to ;start at 7.45,
nna it was stressed --that- late play'. .
era• would; not. qualify: to play in.
the •jitneys. . •
Fees'' for this Season were set
at ..$6.00 and ":$4 OQ .The Club
starts the season with. 'a surplus
Uf $50;: `wh h _. is7 considered . an
excellent Showing, in. VieW..of the
. work that *as done . ori. the • new
reen last Year:. Work. on this
'for Use next -Season:. •
rnencemerit ExerciSes Were. held
on Friday eVening,. When- the
„ the ;crowd ,Whieli...setight;
Mt. Adain• McQueen has geld in_spite_of
ley. :Adam and his 'sister are iiLiddefs.
inakibg:,,their home, in Lucknow A. very. entertaining 't,Wo-bour.
'LDERS' WERE RECEIVED •IN.
UNITED CHURCH; ON SUNDAY
.t the'morning service .in the••
United' Church; four new , elders,.
who were appointed " at the an-
nual meeting, toe their .obliga;
tion. and officially. became • mem-
bers' of the session: On'behalf of
the congregation they were re
ceived by the pastor, Rev. J. W;
MOVE FROM.. ODERICH, TO
W I� MELD • SHOWER i�':I N,TALL, GREETS
FOR 'NEW BRIDE
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RESIDE NORTH OF
Mr."and Mrs, way b .•. " OVERSEAS BRIDE
odgkin-
son 'have; moved from Goderrc'h to.
the 10=acre property:. north of the.
formerly, owned by the
MacKenzie.. Brothers, ' and which
A miscellaneous,. shower, 'span-
SO'red by the Lucnow Women's
-Instittite, Was held Irr,the Clans-
men Hall on Monday, evening in
honor of .Mrs.' Russell Whitby,
week.•age to inake Canada her
Stewart, and felloW elders: The h°rnelancl 1?Y 'adoption:
ne''‘,,Nr• elders are MesSrs. W,` L._ ; .There was a Splendid turnout
MacKenzie,' Alex! Sri -nth, Ewatt 9f Members and,' friend's', and a
taY•lor and Wilfred 'Drennan::
.Mrs, D. R. MaCLean WAS soloiSt
at this serVice,. With MrS. H. R,
FORMER HOLYROOD
RESIDENT PASSES
Hamilton .occhrted in Kincardine
Hospital on..Sunday, , lith.
'She was, in her 72rid year. -Mrs:
Hamilton waS formerly Sarah
:Jane Johristen and; Was born 'in.
-Kitiloss Township on Atigust.„5,
tandla feW Yeats ado, the Ham.;
ilton• home was .a •-shert distance
west Of :1-lolyrOod. ,
The, funeral' service: wa's held
On ,TtieSdaY afternoon' at'tirik-
Scott. Internient WaS in. South
Very 'pleasant, evening.wAs agent,.
during . which "Mrs; ;: Whitby re-
ceived a .levely let' of :gifts. She'
was assisted in :opening thern
her sister-in-law, :Mrs. Sidney
'Rouse, :and Was visibly. .touc.ihed
bY' the kindness of the Institute,
by Mrsi Philip ,Stewart, president
of the 'W.I • included piano solds
_by Mri Crispin arid...Miss _Eileen
Purves; a Vocal solo 'by Miss jean
McMillan, and• readings ••by Miss
SerVed to conchide this pleasant
sorLial,--eventr_and,„a__kindly and
thOirhtftil gesture :by the Wo-
,ArriVed "Home Monday
'wine' on. 'MondaY evenirig,,' after
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ENGAGEMENT .
.The 'engageinent iS announced
Of Elizabeth' Perils,. daughter ,of
the. late .Mr. and Mrs., Jahn 'L,
Bowers .:tot 'Fred . carter of
:Wirigham*Oritario. The marriage
will take place ,in Elmira, early
in May.
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•'Sidney RoUse, who has received
Aquitania last 'week ,ancl reached
Lucknow on Friday night where
and 'two children, Judy and 'Sid-
ney, have.;been- residing awaiting
a
' ADAM' McQUEEN SEIXS
Id
be
Id
en --residing here- for •
',the past -few months • with' their
ood deal 'from rheuniatism and
gets about with diffitulty. I. He
_ elans_m_Lnliolding an atm
shortly. Mr, McQueen was born
on:the Setond,ConceSsion, the old,
'homestead being just to the , east
'The Lucknpw Agricultural Sec..'
the Fall Fait; and alrboys and
girls who.' are .interested, should
in an; entry form: now at the:
TD RIDING 'SIINDAY:
A. t, Robinson, Federal Meinber
,a report.. to tfie riding.. in an ad -
.dress from CKNX on ,Sunday
tprnood at two, o'clock. •
ERECTING.
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gw.BuiLDING
:Last year ItuCknoW Co-
ybpetative'..purchaSed' the church
Plied at ,the Ashfield' Presbyterian
,Chureli at Lochalsh with a view,
to dismantling this ,steel..Sheeted
: structure; and to erect it here as:
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At,a directors' 'Meeting on Sat -
I urclay night, it was, :decided to•
View,other_stich buildings' before
Tuesday..a number, of •directors
set out on this misSion:
tOUt by the dir-
'Whether 'the bhilding Will be a
0.he-storY structure, or will: have
eral proficiencY shield • and the
ntyre
,Day awards Were made
:Beryl Solomon. jenior .girls, Dor-
VictOry Parade",.:: 'featuring the.
b ' 'Ivan Lloyd- and a tap dance
number ..by Eileen. PUTVS,•;' erna
Little and Gwen•Treleayen, With
.a$ firiale:,Fch. this puMbet.
the 'stage Was bedecked With . the
flag$ of :the Altiedilgations....and•
.,Were,.. -represented, by ---Everett
Lane, George:Chin :and Lawrence
Salkeld in. uniform. .
The address Of ,-weleoine -wag
Weil given:•. by. Bill .C.bin, presi-
exteeding welcome , and ex.:.
pressing the; th•anksi 'of the Staff
and '. sttiderit$, Bill. .pointed out
that the preceeds•-.Were'used sole-•
the past year donatiOns had been
Made by ,the. High' Scheol to. the
Junior 'Red Cross, •The Navy
:League and the British Sailors'
Society.
The president.. made special'
Triention Of the, .seheol pianist;
Wilfred, Black ahd the..assistant
pianist, Bernice Shaddick. Atten-I
tion- was „ directed to *the Cadet.
Corp§ inspection. and the, rac,t that
referred to*the ,schebt's en -
Viable.: teeth d ih. 'Winning 'five
sCholarships in three years,: The
enrollment. this ;year is' 'eiglitY-.
seven Students; A5 ,percent bein
The .presentation Of certificates
and ;diplomas was madt--bs,
.MarShall, 'I'hese were presented
Alex McIntyre, Jim Barger,,Herb•
Culbert,' Heleri Mowbray, Mary
ham Mac' ona III I
ald'.Johnston and Alan MCM111.1...
Mr. ClOrderi Taylor presehted
the profiieticy shields and field
day medalscassisted by Jean Tay -
ler,' Margaret:Treleaven, new, of
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urmertup, George ;Eh -1-n: Junior
.boys,, Harvey Ross , .runner-up,`
George "Fairish '
' ' Bill Chin thanked"Dr. Johnston
an '• r. ay or for making the
presentations,.andon . behalf of
ray'` winners expressed, was
apnreciation of the' : medais, :.and
•acknowledged; the" assistance': of
all who`` had • contributed to -'the
success of "'their annual sports
event. Bill 'expressed ,,the hope
a .agger :.an .e er u: er-
Scheel sports competitions Woul
be resumed; •
From Gilbert' and Sullivans"
H.1VI:S: Pinafore ''the Glee Club
presented, a :number, featuring': a
solo, "The , Admiral's Song"bye
Everett'. Lane; 'a solo, "Little But-
,
tercp by Shirley Sherwoed and
-the ' Sailors'• Dance by Doris
Lyons, ' Yvonne: Magoffin, Bernice
Shaddick, :Douglas ;Farrisht, Mary
Chin and Jimmy Morrison
The. High ., School 'Band, under
the directions of Miv. P. W.'Hoag.
rendered three selections,
'tight . Echoes""Gibraltar" . a n d
"Boys of the ,Old „Brigade" sand •
showed marked progress shaving
been ' made during. the past few
months. The band, includes, .cor=
nets Ivan Lloyd, $i11 -'Chin, John.
Crispin Jack. Stewart; • Mary'
Chin, , "Mary. �;'Johnsten; clarinets
Mary PprteOti ,Jimmie'Nlorriso •
COMING EVENTS
LSC.EUM SPECIAL:`,
"The Dolly Sisters", which re'.
concluded a. long run •i i
Toronto; :will be on the screen
at the LNTcetur� ;.Theatre next.
?� onday. Tuesday and 'Wednes-
day. It's .a sp:c,c rel with ,two shows
each night at .7.3.0 and 9.30.
MINSTREL• SHOW '& DANCE
„
"Sho'. Nuff Minstrels will.. be
])resented in the Torvn 1-iall,
tincknow; Friday-,• April 28th, at.
3•.15, by ,St: George's A.Y.P.A. of
Goclnr;r? .. This is tops in, enter-
tn:n ..-nt, Come early for a, seat.
Admission, 50e diad 25c.• Dance af_.
tet: for music by Carruthers' or-
•chestra,. admission .50c. Sponsored
by the :"Agrict lturyl Society
rtc
bass, George Chin, Harvey. Ross;
altos, Jack McKien, •BrUce John-
ston, Keith .Kilpatrick; baritone,
Don Cameron, Mary, 'Anaersoh;
slide trombone, Gwen Stewart,1 cently___returne_cl_Lfrom overseas,
in •Kintail. Hall On..)kOril '2nd to
welcome. Mr. • and, 'Mrs. Gordon
MacGregor, Go rdon. returned
years everseas service including
action on the Western Front .and
Germany. His wife, Miss DorotITY
Muir. of, Dumfries; Scotland,. with ,;x..
husband. ;
' Gordon. is the. youngest 'Son, of..'• •
Mrs Murdoch' MacGregor and the
late. Mr. MacGreget: He is a
great-great-treati nephew of ken-
peth.,MacGregcir, who was the
fitst to settle in Ashfieid 'on the •
1Rke shore, Cerning. here in 1838.
Duncan MacKay introduced the
Lerman pip ti‘. thern to the ftent
and Arthur inipson read afi ad -
'With Mr. -• Earl Howes presenting
,thern• With 'a... well'filled
Dalton, in -his uStial pleasing man-
ner sang "Always chasing rain -
and Doris"; two laVokiteS' of the
In 'dancing ,to Carriither$ oreheS,,,
tra and :mr, torn Bogie gave sel-
eetions en the bagpipes. •
The„follewing week,. the Wo-;.
.strocessful noiscellaneoui .• shower
in the Hemlock City School when, ,
75. ladies...gathered to again 'meet :
and honor . Mtg... MacGregor with...
Useful and pretty-- gifts: . •
m the Canadian . army who re-
'Grahamd Gwendolyn Treleaven. tithe when he :gave thenvan un -
:The tifirty-five veiee. Glee Club forgetablg talk .and_thanked them
rendered `:r Ldi.r.e Y9.11 TrulY" •for the Parcels and,. gifts 'with-
and-- "Were=1 :-A F3ird-11. . Everett- which the, society hia-roinembeK-.
Lan,e Sang "Mary' -of Argyle"'and , ed him while overseas:
G:Wen Stewart toOk the solo part I . Mr. and' Mrs; MacGregor
gJelin BroWn had a Little, In- 'taken tiP, residence in, the house
recently occupied by the late Mr.
clUb swinging eXhibition John Cowan. Mrs. MacGregOr is •
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Chin, Everett Lane, Alex,
Ifityre,' Lawrence'' Salkeld, J, C.
Drennan, Jaek Stewart, 'Graharri.
McDonald, Alvin' Hamilton.
•Gave" Valedictorian
Miss Ruby: Irwin, a 1945 grad-
uate, who. "is at present attending
Welts . Academy ' in London.,• gave
the: valedictory ;address.. She ' re-
ferred' ''to her` days at Lucknow.
High . Schooll.. ash' happy ones,..and.
paid tribute to the 'teaching staff.
Not till we .leave school, do . we
community and is certain fo'' like'
it; far: she 'possesses . ;a ' cheery,;
friendly -nature..
TrATIVE OP ASHFIELD
DIED IN SASKATCii•EWAN
realize .and appreciath the..effers
of our teachers MiSs Irwin. said •
She made sPecial.mention
MacLean,: as Principal ef •Liick-1
now High School • WhiCh ranks
educational field -and
of • which Miss. 'Irwin said she
'She had a special wotd 'of
thanks fot ex - students , who
Served in the armed fdrees, and
pointed. out' to preSent"studentS,
that time-Pspent on studies nOw
Would 'prove of great value in the
einted out that Helen Salkeld
was attending 0.A.C. at• Guelph;
Catherine MeLennan,..Bill Chin
and- Everett Lane .were Conclud-
ing their studies bere and Harold,
Henry in Wingliarn; Murray.
Thompson waS'attendingiToronto
-Norman; 'and7Alan McKiin and.
Rdnald 'Johnston were attending
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Toronto University ' •
Th,e concluding nurnber 'en the
program waS an- amusing play,
entitled "Ici' On Parle 'Francais",
which Was well pregented by the
following cast of .characterS,,Mr.
'Spriggins„ jehn Crispin; Mrs;
SprigginS,! Catherine Gibson;
Major Rattan, IVan Lloyd; !qrs.
Rattan, Marion Gtaham; Victa
Dubois (a .Frenchtnan). Wilfred'
Black; • Angelina Spriggins, 'Mary
Porteous .and Anna Maria., the
'Maid,: Jean Treleaven.
received :Word' of the death other
Wilkie, Sask. Mr. SherWood who:
was 47: years of age, died. stid-
denly from ;:a 'heart attaek., He'
is survived by his -wife apd four
childree; his mothet, 'four .sisters ••
Mr.' Sherwood was born. 'at
of -Wm, Sherwood%and Margaret .
Jarvis and went -West -with 'his -
FOR:. VETg:RANS
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age Couneil ten days :ago, it was
'decided- to. contact, the . Recen-.
.strutieri 'Priority Officer: at Len-
.niaterialS Urgently' needed: for the
dati94,-:in the village
-In replY... the DePartment of
Repopstruction and Supply points":
out .that while unfortunate, such
priority' .assistance "is enly, _
homes ; being, built by :for
World War II Veterans.
regarding the nesSibility of hay-
ing a few rieW houses built here.
acute housing shortage which e
requiring that houses now ,vacant,
be made available for occupancy.
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