The Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-07-06, Page 3THIJRSDAY, JUNE 20th, 1944
The LueknOw Sentinel, Lucknow, Ontario
Lucknow High School June Results
Subject to the approval of the Department of Education, the •
following stnelents •have obtained the standing indicated- in .the
•various grades. IL" --First Class Honours 75-109%; II—Second Class
Fronours 66:74; III—Third Class Honours 60-65; c—Credit
Frances E. McLean, (Prin.).
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Blishell, Donald- c ' . c 2 .c' 3 .. c c . C
•Ganirnie,, Helen, , ' c 9 . ,.., 3 ' ne - c '• ] 2 • ,-e
-Graham, Margaret • 1 2 , 4 * 2 '2 . - 1 •... 1 ••-• 2
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Quest, 'Harold , • • ' . e , , 3 ., •2 - 3 ..: ,3, :3 1
' . Irwin, 1.1layrne ' • ' 2:„ .2 3 c 3 1. , 4 3 '
Irwin;Wilda '. •. ' 3 c : 1, ' c c c 3 - 3
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Maclntyre, Alex - , '2 1 1' '1 ' 1 1 1 • 1
MacKinnon, Jean ' c c. 2. c e c , 3
• MacLennan, Margaret •• ' , c c ,2 c c c
i • MacPherson, Margaret O. c 3 c , c'. c . -e
IVIcQuillin, Harvey c c c , ., e C , • 3
Marshall; Jessie ' 1 3 2 2 3 2 3- 1.
• Milne, Carrie c c 3 c - c C
Reid, Eunice ' ; c c 1 c . .c 2 c
Sherwood, :'Shirley , 1 1 1 rt 3 21 2 1 • 3
Stuart,, Allan
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Howse, Rose - . .
The Shield for • General Proficiency for 'Grade 'IX has
been won by Alex .'MacIntyre., Margaret Graham, Shir-
ley Sherwood and 1Vlaytne Irwin .also obtained excellent
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Caxiipbell, GladyS . :.- 2 3 ' c• 1- c c 1 ,.
Chin,- George 3 c c . 2 2 c 3 3
Crispin, John 1 . 1 1 )I, 1. 1 , 1 1
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Gardner, Marion ' 3 c , c 3 . •c ., -c c c
•Hamilton, Frances „ • c ' c 2 c c ' 3 • 1 • • c
Howse, Betty c 3 .c • 3 • c .3
Howse,, Rose c te.c c 2 c - c. . c
• Johnston, Mary L. • 2 3 3 1 • 3 3 2 3
Little, Elainel ,
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'Lloyd, Ivan 3 3 2 1 c • , 2 : 2. , 2
'MacKinnon,' Wm. c ;• c 3 c c. ' a c
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Miller, Patricia 2 2, 3 ,. 2 e 2 2 ' 3
-PffteritiS,IVIary. Louise 1 2 ', 1 1 2 3 .1 2
Ritchie, Lyle 4 c •.c ' 2 c , 2
Webster, Mae e 3 2: 3 �" c 1. 2 .
Winterstein, Ruth . 2 c 2 • 2 c • 1' '2 2
Graham, Marion ' c
MaclVtillari, 'Lavergne
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' k• lgacQuaig, Mary '.. 2
Stimson, Bertha • • . 1' 3 c , ,
Hamilton, Betty , c . . •
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The Shield or General Proficiency for. Grade X has been
won by.. John Crispin.'. Mary Louise Porteous. came Second.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Johnston
and little son of Toronto spen.t
•the week -end here. •.•
Miss Isabel Howse of Kintail
•is a patient in Goderich hospital
having undergone an 'Operation
for appendicitis.
Gnr. Duncan MacKay of Pet-
aWawa is spending a few days at
his home near
It was with -sincere regret the
people of this community learni
'ed of the death in Toronto of
Mr. John A. MacLennan.: 'He was
a son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm MacLennan and -Spent
his boyhood here. We extend our
sympathy to the bereaved '•
Mr. ,James• IVIaeLe:rian..of Chi-
cago was here 'attending' his 'bro-
ther's funeral.
,Aniong, those who spent the'
Dominion Day- week -end here
were Miss „Isabel' Hamilton of
London; Misses Marian Macken-
zie, Bertha MacDonald, Mae and
Bertha MacKendrick of • Toronto.
• Very successful anniversary
services. were ,held in the Pres-
byterian church on Sunday. Rev.
F, G. Fowler of BlueVale was the
guest speaker. The choir had pre-
pared special music and were as-
sisted by Miss Munn of Ripley as
soloist. •
Monday, July 10th is the op,-'
ening of 'the third annual' Bible
School to be held in the Pres-
byterian ehurch with Dr. W. O.
Rhoad in charge, •'
The Surnmer Schdol at Kintail
camp opens this Monday. This
sehoOl is for both boys and girls.
MiSs Catherine. MacKenziewho
teaches ip Toronto. is spending
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her vacation at her home..here.'
We would like to' extend con-
gratulations to the pupils who
passed their High School entrance
op their year's. work. In Loch -
dish, Miss Barbara . MacLennan
and Master James Blue and in
Hemlock City, , Master Douglas
Farrish and Miss •Dorothy Gib-
son. •.
The pupils of thepublic SehOols.
are helping -the- labor situation ,,I;)y
assisting with the farm work. -
OBITUARY
JOHN A. DUNCAN• .
- The death of John A. Duncan
oMontrea1 occurred •in Toronto
eral • Hospital on Saturday,
June 17th. He was in his 50th
year. Mr. Duncan was_ a. nephew
of peter McKinnon of the '04th
Concession, Kinloss,' and a , son
of tHe late Wm. and "Christine
Duncan, his father having at one
tirne tailored in Lucknow.
Mr. Duncan -was manager of
the Montreal offices of the tex-
tile firm of W. J. Westway and
was secretarr-treasurer of the
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Company.' Ile, left Montreal ten
days prior to hisdeath to attend •
a directors' meeting in Hamilton
and was taken suddenly' ill:. • :
Well :knoWn in the textile in*
iliistry; he has Served with the.
• W. J. Westway company Since -
1933;• In 1936 he was appointed
assistant general manager of the
• Montreal office and in 1942 WaS
elected a director. SOme months
agehe was ' appointed secretary-
treasurer: • ••
• Mr. Duncan, who was a native
of Kincardine, -was a member of
the Engineer's Club, .the Caned-
).
ian Association Of Textile Colonr-
• ts and Chemists, , the Textile •
ty of Canada and -the Mas-
Qrder.
• He is survived by his wife, the
• former: Eleanor Stewart, and a
daughter Mina.. •
Customer:. 'My wife , arid I
Would like. to open a- joint ae-
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• count. How does it. work?"
Bank Teller:- "Well, you put
1 the money in,' and she draws it
out". • -
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Graham, Marion 3 c c o
• Henry, Harold , 3 c •c
Johnston, WM. A c ' c c c
• Lane, Everett
MacDonald, Graham 2 ,e c 2
— • MacMillan, Lavergne c 3 - c
MacMillan, Yvonne c
• • MacOuaig, Mary , 2 c 3 2
Marshall, Mary
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Stimson, „Bertha 2 3
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