The Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-12-22, Page 5,
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TfiU D.AY:10,CEMRER 22nd, 1938.
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T 1E• :.Lt. CKNOW
SEN:TI NE -
WI•NGHAM
,'SHOW 'STARTS AT 8 p.m, EXCEPT sA.TvRDAT
SATUARDAY,• NIGOT TWOS SHOWS,, 7,44 and 9.45 P.
atre
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DECEMBER 2
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A HEALTri 00RM(4 OR;
THE CANADIAN MEDICAL..;
ASSoctsr;oN, AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPAn/4P
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MEASLES
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Madge. Evans. Edna May Olive .'ty
Fsank Lawton ..Elizabeth Alla
Lonel:.8arrymore
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NOTICE -Matinee Monday
Mo . '..afternoon ' at 2.30
Matinee Admission,; ' : Adults -25e Children -15c
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GREETINGS
.The Management • of •�. �
>. tale L, cc ton Theatre wishes to extend 'the s-
e Sea
ole s Greetings 'to its 'PPatrons.'
as a necessary evil,', accompanied
eertaiir'w•fneonveniences, in, as a ma
{ter of fact"; serfou a
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life,,' and because;' of t e 'number '0
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In .one
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Can,lY: childhood,
i oda • 893 death"'roMeasles of,o
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which ' 264 R•ere7 children; under 'one
ar,:
veofa es;
6a.;.bt$ tdea deaths Meas'
Iles. ;oceiir under'. five,"years of"-ag e.
The disease attacks . especially ,those
under three :years. The older the
child, the. better chance he, has of re
.covers.
Measles is a .communicable disease;
it is passed from the 'sick. to the: well.
It is. very easily .spread and practi-
ally~'. all who are ' exposed, contract
the' disease,, unless they. have been
[protected • by a previous attack:,`
It 'is a .mistaken idea -that . every
child must have measles. ,It is crim
ina] to expose , children • ' to ' measles,
because.to. 'de" soli to risk their lives;
' Measles: is serious not • only' because
it kills, but, :because it seems to pre-
pare .the , ground for other diseases.
, It is the •pneumonia, followin meas
g,
les • which makes it so dangerous:_
l Tuberculosis may: become active a e' .
ft I.
measles. •
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n ernin •
the c
�: g antral- of measles,
it must be remembered that .measles
'is
Most contagious ontagious during the :days
before the 'rash <aPPears. For this
reason, it is advised that`every child
with' a cold' ,in the head bd kept away
from other" Children not
, only to .pre_,
vent the "spread of colds,' but because
•l the 'cold' may be the first' Stage, 'the
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mosf• contagious stag sof measles,.,
Part
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child life
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is the` protection of
elle child from'
me4sles. • ,
One:: life; 'a little • "gleam
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a between two ` eternities, • no second
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THE
LUCKNOW » SENTINEL
Published ever Th day. morning
at )41.14row,. Ontario. • •
Mrs. A. D. MacKenzie -Proprietor
Campbell .Thom•pson=Publisher 'c
THUit$DAY, •DECEh1I
BER 22nd, 1938
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A very merry Xmas to all' .
The Women's Association of the
United ,Church `met Friday for the
December meeting, After the opening
hymn Rev, Mr.Gill•led in praYer. Mrs
Everett ett � Ha• s read the ' `Scripture
lesson.: Repo „ , of -the•, year's s •work
were iven• bythe. secretary g; .. a aiy. and the
treasurer, • Mr. Gill thea took the chair
for. electien of officers.•which resultee'
as; Pres , Mr J. Richardson; Vice-
Pros: Mrs Rol* .
R Poor
D t' . ec,
pros, • , S Y , •Mr's:
•E, arri
s
$ As t. Sec 3' , Mrs.; • M; Cul-
bert; Treas.,.• Mrs. G,. C Treleaven:,
Pianist,. • Mrs.. • B. McArthur;' Ass't
Pianist,. Mrs: A. Culbert; Parso� = •
Ige Comm., composed of madame:;
McKen3ie, Meare, • Webster;Group:,
Conveners, madames:' McWhinney; Al-
ton, W. Sproul,, - A. Culbert: ,A piano
solo .was. then • given by. Mrs. ;McA'rth
'Ir. Mrs. • J. Richardson gave a read-"
ing, "Christina Candles," and a " sole
by' Miss Iris Rivett.. A hymn was:their
sung and the Mizpah ,Benediction
repeated.''
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Word. came to relatives in this to al•'•
'its , regarding .,the.'death. ..of Mr Ed
waid.'Durnin, South :•River„)\T. Ontario
occurring Sunday; :December .11th at
the age of .80' years. 'He 'was a rativ
t
of W. ' Wawanosh, 'borh, on' the ole
homestead on -the 6th -concession.
owned by.'John Dui ruin; son of the late
Wm. and Maria, "Durnin The .'.funeral
was conducted: at 'South River by th'.
Orange Order on » Tuesday December
13th
. Surviving, members of, his fain:
Hy. are Mrs. Daniel "Fowler
On the 6tli
concession .of, W,. Wawanosh; Mrs'.
John Tigert; Port .Albert; Jas. Durni
Goderich; John •Durnin 6th' concese'.
ion of West Wawanosh;�;Robt. Durnin
,and Alex; Durnin; •'Saskatoon
Sask:
'A, number from here: attended. the
funeral: of »the late ' Wilfred ;.McLear'•
of Goderich on Sunday, Who conducted
a meat Market on the ,:Square , ane
a.,.
ss'
awa 't ;.'d
Y rvo aysafter •aserfon _
operation:. .
,Born, ,Saturday, December 17th te'
Mr. :and Mrs. Stanley Orser (nee. Amy
oung), 'a °daughter:.Congratulations!
A little' brown spaniel dog •called
eddy ownell by Air.:and Mrs T. Park
as ,over And :killed., by.'r
assing• motorist! .The family pet was.
ged• andmay it's »death in this may was
t , trriexpected; though' . it will be''
issed by them_
The "'Sunday: School. of Erskine
esbyterian ,Churn will: hold' their
Inas entertainment- or; Friday,.:Dee
ben 23rd. A good program•is' being.
repared and everyone is welc'ome.,"
We extend syrnpathyto Mrs,
. Heb
e dedy who has: been' sorrowed by
eath .of ,her mother, Drs. IIenr
•dt, r'who' passed 'away after • a.'very
ort . • illness •' at. •` the, home of, her:
o:
ghter, Mrs. '. V:. F• Nickel, 'Strat
.'.The funeraLis being 'held T11prs•
y with interment at Moserville cern-
ry The deceased was 7 6 years of,
he Home and : ;School,• Club ;zlnet
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esday night, December :13th at the,
;cheat., bits:' C Alton, read' a paper•or"
"Mental Health and Parent. Educat-
ion" followed by. a discussion; Mies
Fern: Alton favored with : a. solo 'ac:
'companied by Mrs. Bruce McArthur,
Mr. • Graham Pinkney, ;;the' principal
gave an address on Health, which
stihject,.he took up at.Summet. School •
It eras, decided to have the meetings
for the ,wrote months in the.. home§'
the next one'/to be held. at Mrs. B.
Bradford's.
Mr.' John Dui nin •returned to his'
home after: several .'weeks visiting
with' relatives in Goderich."'
Miss Reta Swan, daughter., of Mr
Sam Swan' of,. Ripley,„formerly of
Dungannon recently brake a bone it
her. ankle while playing at' school' •
Mi`.••:1lYm: Mole spent a week=end
:recently in Toronto' and . While there
ailed on , Dr, ' T. Case former ':bun
ganrionite. The Dr: is in bed at pies-•
ent,' not feeling »very Well;
Mr. GeO., Rely. is not as well his
frienda. ahd 'neighbors would like tri
.Mrs. Hodgin and :Shirley Spent
:the week-erid "With lire; bon, Mac -
Mr. and Mrs. Freak :Thontlisen
spent Sunda- .in Teeswater with.
and Fred thorapeen.
Mise Ethel Wall speitt an, afternoon
et list week ivith'
Mrs.. Hannah last .Week. •
Mr, and Mrs. Hannah Motored *tO
•11r. and strt. lifeeloy
LIVET ,
Young People's Societ
y .: ..
The Young People's meeting of Ol-
ivet Sunday School was held in the'
church • on Tuesday evening, December
13. Elmer Avery . took charge, 'of our
Scripture reading. Mr. Walter 't ,laiden
Sunday School .Superintendent; 'took
charge of. the topic for, ;the evening,
and• he gave us a very interesting
talk, We, then, had our election of
officers for 'the »year 1939 .which ' are;
as: #ollo'ws -Hen. "'Pres;; glean 'Mc
Guire; Press Norval Stewart; Vice-
Pres.; ',Noreen Walden; •' Sec.-Treas.,
Sandy .McCharles; Ass.:
Sec:
Treas.,Marian VQgan, Organist, Reta Wal
den Ass't Organists!,
rganists,. ClarkeCoilingand ,Ositornie;
:c hrietian
loivship ' Con., .Jean McGuire; Ass't,
.Christian.Fellowship, Willie Stewart;
Citizenship Con:,' Elmer Avery; Ass't,
Citizenship` Con; :aldDon
_ aMech ail
Missionary C'on; �,;Noreenc
es,
., � 'Walde
n;.
Ass't. Missionary '.Con.,• ' •Jessie Mc -
Charles; Christian Culture, John . Me
'harles •.... Ass't. ' Christian. ristran !Culture,..
Beth McTavish; ' S,ocial, Com.; Ret'a•».
Walden, , Marian Hamilton; Harvey:
Brooks and ''Mrs. ` 0. Brooks.
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• We are sorry' to 'learn of Mr.
Rotdston' being sick at ' pies
Kincardine; Hospital. .
LUCKI'
HIGH SCHOOL RESULT,
FIRST TERM EXAMINATIONS ;
, FORM .V.:
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Caesar,, Madeline . . , , , •';
°Campbell, Islay .. , .,•, 1 .. ...
Mary ;'
,anter, ...,.. .. � . , •
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Finlayson, Anna - , '
Forster Jean' , a
Gilmore, He en
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'H
amilto
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'Helen
Lane,`Hilda.
'MacDo
Wad'
l Etta, . -ell
Belle
is
54
MacDonald,' 'Helen .
'MacGregor,; , Robert
MacDonald; Marion,
-l: -80 81
MacIr tosh,' Robert ,„
Ma
cKnnon � Donirl
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63 52: 48
!13
22
80
46
40
59 66
46'' '
51
72
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60
'62
McLeod, .64
P ee
.Jack' :57 50 '
eai`lman
,i Maurice:. .64 . 50• . .70
Paterson '
,...Muriel ,;.: ..,,._ ,,58 • 61
Richards, 'Raymond:. . . ,', , • .
Russel, Coyle. 48
Ritchie Doris •
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�' Thompson, Harold , r
Chas. bl
Wainwright, . Fred i r
ent.:in Wilkins, A
K.59" ,
Wilkins, Q .51 ,
Mr. and 'Mrs: Harry Adams, cif 'Bel -
grave `.visited: one day list .:Week `-with
her . parents, ' Mr, and 'Mrs A:. ' C.
l lamilton..• t
The W.M.S'. Meeting
The W. M.; S. theeting for the mon-
th of
December was held in the 'home
of .Mrs. Mac; McGuire on Wednesday,
December " 14; ' The President took
charge of ».the first part of our meet-
ing: and after the °busines . part, our
leaders Mrs:' W. ' J.{ Roulstenfor the
month of':December,, took charge 'of
the ;;,remainder.' 'Mrs. J. 'McTavish's
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Mee, group al o joined with : , Mrs. • Rou]
Stop's. for this • meeting as this was
the end of the. year and the last meet
ng. A vote:.' of thanks
was _tendered
to all 'who, helped with quilts for
q.
sister -in -la*,• by Mrs,'W. R ' ,H
ten. ' Mrs:' ;Roulston led in pra
Mrs J. McIntosh,too » chargeof our
Scripture reading. The Devotional
Leaflet " A Christmas. Message" `.was:
taken. byMrs. W. S. McGuire. •Mrs. G:'
Barkwell gave 'a ` reading ;" Christma.�.
ComingTo. Chin" ".
a. Mrs:-
D. Stewart
gave us• a. veryrea i
"A interesting ding 'oh
Christmas -,Message" by Dr., Wood-
side the Moderator ' of our, Church.
her Hamilton, Helen • •
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Brigham, • Robert '
"Cam bell, Eileen
"Campbell,
Islay
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Carter, Mary: .:51
- 56 48
Cook, Eliz
a :55 51
, :Finlayson, Alin . .».
'Fisher, Ma
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52`"
Forster, :Jean .51 • "46
' . Gilmore;, Helen .43
Greer,' Louise: ......
Hall, ;Eileen . , ,
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30, ' 64 : 47
' ',» Lane Hilda . ..............51 ' 55
e'r. MacCrostie, Marie .k. ,
MacDonald, ' Etta
.•MacDonld;' HelenBelle -.•
MacGregor, Robert
MacKenzie,• John K :66.
MacKinnon; Donald . -46 .48
Macintosh •'Robert
s62 60'
MacLean Lilian
63 . 50 36 • 61
MacMillan, Bruce . 51.aR as
. McGuire; .Gordon ,
McLeod,'' Jack . .47 4g
Nelson, ,Jean 54
Paterson; Muriel .50 ,� 46
Pinnell, Wray :. ..56 .44 '66 . '57.
Richards, Raymond .53
46'. .55
Ritchie, Doris' '...•..........61 5S 69
Salkeld, Margaret 65,:: 76 58 :
Russel, Coyle -. - 61
7 75 W."»," -;B2:
9 57. .. ' : 65
6 42'
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`We
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her
Luke
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mee
The
Hon
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Mrs.
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Guire
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'.Were then favored by 'a `'d
hriSt of The Cross" by Misses N
and Reta Walden which'every'
eyed. Mrs. Rev. McKenzie gave
plendid talk. or "topic, •choosing
subject , the first 'two chapters
The meeting, Was :firelight
lose ' by), ::Mrs. A. McTavish• le
prayer. At' the close Of
ting all enjoyed asocial half --ho
new slate of officers is as Polon
Pres., • 'Mrs. J • Coiling; Pre
R. Black; Vice -Pres., Mrs.
an;' 'Sec.,, Mrs. 0.,:, BrooksTrea
A. McTavish; 'Correa.', Sec'y
J. :.Coiling,: Associate ' Heine
y.,
, Mrs.'' W Lever; Christi
Stew
Sec„ Mrs: ' E. Osborn
Ply Seca, ';Mrs: M.' Colling; Lit1e
re .Sec'y,.:'Mrs:. 0. Finlayso
ionary Monthly Sec'y.;l Mrs.
Walden;' : Stranger's. Sec'y., Mr
McGuire;' Press: Cortes., Jea
uire; Orga�riist Reta Walden
organist, 'Mrs. W. J. R"oiilsto,
perance' -See'y , Mrs. Mac Mc
;• Auditor, •Mrs.,' IT. Vegan,' Con
rs, ,lira, ;111 Vogan, Mrs:-; E. Os
bgrne, Mrs._':O. McCharles, Mrs:. .
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Christ
mai, concert-
". United Church .et Olivet held
Thursday, evening', . December' 15
Midas, Schen' Children provided
ndid pregram .including the fol-
ilted a:Pageant; after which we,
favoured hy 'Violin seleetiMis by
d Wylds, Recitations were giv-
Osbert*. , Allan and 'Carrick
g".., Allan ISfe'ravish and :Tack:
Ceokeo..litarifin :Vegan, gave
• very 'interesting' Monologue.
dry. Rotilston gave . recitations,
bciys and ilia Ray -
"The Lighted . Candle"*Was
"raeters and all took their parts
bk Ma
orirecl
arid sl
by thr
the .las
of cha
veil", 'Santa Clads; who r'esetrible&
jack MeIntosh, acted as Master of
te the delight. Otilie children. At the
conclusion of the program 'each Child
received a big bag of sweets be.:fore
leavirig for hente 'wits alio
t(;-.. Willie Stewart and tinier
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48
Stewart, Bessie „. 1
twairiley, Elva 55
Solomon, Marvin
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:4 -Brigham; Rebert ...62
I.Campbell, Audrey.
LCampbell, Eileen '50 03
Crozier, :5Lorenit",,,
`Forster, Jean .
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Hoffman, Marjorie „
Hunter,,. James
MacDonald; Etta Belle
• MacLeod; Grace
MacLeod; Murdeah . .60
MacMillan, Bruce ...
MeLecid; Jack,
McNall, Clifford
.Pnterson, Muriel
Salkeld; Margaret
Taylor, Neiman
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FOORIING,RESTOtIqiiD. AIWA' the movement:
CO, Shearer, agricultural. re:
that the 'cithipitign.in favor' Of Making
tor cattle waalnaking Moit4fas;rahre'
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61
had vot'ett: arid' th'se '98.3 per Cent
laid itotit by the ' Goirerrentent, and
the :feeling favor et the ristrieted:
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