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LU0KNOW: ONTA•R10..; THURSDAY, MARCH 10th, 194Wm._
d�.
VILLAGE LADIES' JOINED INPLANPERMANENT'
TICIC'ETS 0 ;WORLD'S DAY; Or P.1,4YER.
FOR C. C.�;BANQUET • — i IRh GUIDE,'CAMIR::
-- --- : tiJoining, i,n spirit With "women i
advance sale of tickets for ....,.•e world over •Lucknow ..omen ; MIS A. E., McKim was in St'rat-
The ,. � w .
Chamber of . Corn neroe bars met : ; coanmemoiate 'World D I ford"yesterday' attendintg` a- meet
the' aY , • •
• • qquet ' ..ext week indicates an at of Prayer•,on Friday, ,. he"em. inb pf• the. 1-luronia Area 'Girl
t'li e
a..ce of Ione or mare, Of the meeting -Was ,.was "The Lord is 'uide.Camp Committee, wh' h is
ten d nIg'
`i '.ttee in clharge wishes TIT Keo er" Psalm ''12' :5: 'The laying plans : far the establi hhi '
The Co_n� ,. Y P � l .
y un. erstood that it is rbgram' was prepared , p.1..o f a perin�anent Girl Guide Cam
.:cleaily d l�. b p p ed .bY �b- p,
not a I usiness mens . and Indus- World's Day ..of Prayer commit- The estimated cost of the Project.
^ is - banquet, but is : for all , tee of the United Stat . • 'Of Ain.;
• tnah. is , ... ,. e$ n,.
•ens" of the, viliaige : and' rural .:erii,*a in consultation with ...groups
Qi'tix. _ ; . g ps
•c .uriity, `Who:_'atre •genuinely of Christian: Chinesewomen in
.. f" 'ie&ted° in the gen
ral w.• ,,
.: p.a~ts • of-:
xhe;conn,slirY.' :'Vrs 'W.:J. Do•WiCtah,si,n- 'president•.
Tickets• are''av+aiiable until
Sat- ;of the Presbyterian ' W.M.S.,: Was
urday .night at the Bank of Mon- key-worrian: and was in charge
• ti•eal or Downs Drug Store... of .the meeting. She ,was assisted
..The banquet will be held in the by Mrs. • W. Anderson and Mrs. H.
H.
' Hall • on TU'eY, March. Webster, relresenting the 'United
.30.'The catering .. is' being Mrs. Temple. ' -
• • 115th ,at 6 , . � � Church,. T.. p Clark reap.:
Berta eri ,iby the Women s :Tn.' resenting .. the Anglican Church
'um �
stitute... ' •' and,Miss Gretta Campbell of the
r
Qwest. 'speaker a't' this affair, l,resk,3 t' terian church
• ;mid ' is, •expepted to be' the lire-' Prayers were ,,offered by
C. +
' im a stepinyestablishing I,otbentson ' 1VIrs. ` .SrEimson ` MIs;
1 in ry
•of C,t•here, Will be Mr. 3. M. Smith
of the field service' department
g.Ca
the ritadian Chamber" of Com-.
•.
Merce.:.
Affiliation with. this body
" means• .a` local 'broadeni}ng of. 'act-
ivities M.:.aRragrani that includes to: which the offerings''are,'iven.;
. Onuriercial,-: !industrial,.- a�gric.ul- Sihe:urtgied' the wicirnen`ho be pray'.-'
• tural•, and civic ,phases. -:The scope ' women.. and •c'ted incidents
of': the' Organization extends to ..of the marvel of prayer 'against'
provincial ananddominion affairs.:
Lucknow'an:d COrrununity could
benefit: greatlyby rnenious+co-
operation, under the direction of :sided: at. the Piano.—
• a' well '`organized and'live.wire
Ohanibe+r of•.Commence.
Mt. Arid, Mrs A. Bohnert' and
•
OPening Decorating • Shop Tamil 'have': ' from Hanover
The � ienir.ises in the' •, "Alliri H nil ri. a were former
p to a �, Y
RUock".. recently 'heated.' by. Art .•residents Oft o'w for, a': time.
Breckle4-,> ir, lhei�i gig,, rredeeorated' When. Mr. Bo was employed
:,prior', to Mrt..Philip Stewart open- in the Luo - Industries.' plant.
'ling• a : ;wall r and, .- i it ;sem
1�Pe ,, `� • . P
t will in liide a stock` of `•an - -
'ha 1 o Y
l�Zoved . Bahl
•,,.
thing in the •decorating line. , : .There wwas. `..,er•;able'insterest
:.,- caused in• `. on . Monday ,arid:.
OMITTED TWO MEMBERS " Tuesday; G y Moving of: a, barn•
• OF• MacLAREN • FAMILY 'from Miss, Archer's prop-.
erty to ',Mr. ?Otter's residence'tit,
In our reference • last week' to •the east a :; illa�ge
the • death of Mrs. Peter,MacLaren
Stcrvdart, Miss Mary McLeod, Mrs.
,McGill and Ma -S. Wilson, Miss''
Pearl Henderson.. gave `an.' address
or':prayer.:• She spoke briefly ori
Mie 'signi>fi,oance of,:tlhe World Day
of -.Prayer, ''including the .projects
the Communistic. 'i forte of', the
world today.' M•rs. Joyrit vas,.the
••
soloist `and: Mrs. Clair Agnew' prey;
Moving To Hamilton
ma"ved
L:uckri
hm�ert
kziow.
consi�
town
the m
Laura
Porte
the
•
is .estimated.,at soxhe' $20,0,00:
,The carry ',;,will' !bee situated ';at
p .t.
the "Devil's Elbov"►„ at e foot
of the 12th 'Concession
ons farm
lands `
� ow.ri
e.
'Johnston.
The cam .siaepwh occupy about
•
15 acres, and will be' quite a mod.
ern caanp, built to ,specifications
{approved 'by the Ontario Depart,.
anent` df• Health. "The :camp rvirill
serve all Guide Companies .. m�panies in
Bit 6 Hnrraix Crre ' `Perth . carat-=:
erloo,. Wellintgton,• Brant and Nor-.
:folk:.,
The 'L
uckntxW • C�on'nkp, a'ny
; Which
has
has been ,continuously active f r
twenty-fiveyearS, • ,will benefit
greatly from the 'close ,,proximity
y
-of the - caMp and together With
l: otherici
: mun• ities, a .,local
al ..,..pal ,..
appeal for funds will be made to
help defray •the costs of ,this ur
dertaki �. `Councils in, this
' County.,
area are also being asked 'for aide
and P
erth has already votefl' •500
to ti'Yie •:fund..
F
The drive
will.
l. Sh rt1
be, c.
om
-
nence and it is' hopedthat the
mone •. Will `•be• in' Sight ,•Apoi
Y g by l? ._.
:1 a i•.:.k...,.
st,'so that 'wor at the new,carnp.
site `.carr'get started •as • soon. as
• .
weather -�rmits`
• we omitted two of the. surviving,
'members of the family- •of five,.
daughters, all of whom reside in
Detroit:
The family :includes Ella,. Ethel
and .Flossie (twins), ; Jean and
• •Lyla:
. Mr. MacLaren,. as• we mention
ed last' week,. operated • the' bus.
.and express; business here before
the turn of: the. cenfury ' He, died
in his 414 year in 1898, and' for.
r.•
several years Mrs, ` MacLaren re=.
`tained; the business, , which was
operated by .Isaac Morrison. 'and
'la -ter, Joseph W9laon. Mrs:' Mac-.
Laren disposed' of the buines¢ to
• Mr, Albert Millson�
Mrs, • 'Maclaren •. was' ninety, last
February
'believed to have been
caused .by ,citierheated' Pipes. coin' -
home'. occupied bY 'Mr.. and . Mrs.,
Lloyd Turvey) abotit.4 a.m. Tues -
Iodated 'about , mile.' north Of
Mrs.. TiirVeY and...sew Wayne
were alone ' at the tune and
to the gratin& alOng Wi,th: all the
contents, 'nothing being saved.
,teaches school, at
S.. S. Tuelpersrnith. The
CoMmunity is rallying. ,to ,their
The fainily automobile, • Parked
and was also 0:l6troye+.0:CMT'S. Tut. -
Vey. „had to,..riin to a neighbor s
for assi:stanCe.
arritred; ,the ire•had gained such.
headWay` impossible to
Ove the -bnilding. which was a
salvaged,' Mr.. TurVey workS in
42,000 and $3,900,. was coVered: by
Friends, hei:e regret to 'learn of
the T,urvey'S (misfortune, -About
ten years ago 'they were burned
Qta 'whep fire' gutted their, 10e "to
$1.00 store Where LtizOn's store
is new lNcatecl. Since leaying here
Mr, 'and Mrs, 'rtirvey were.' be-
reaved in` the death. of their
YEARS
Ashfield qnietly obsertred their
54th , wedding anniveriary
Mrs, ,Irwin IRAS formerly Latrina
Florence CLieSar, daughter 'of the
14te and Mrs. 'Henry 'Caesar
*Thanes pioneer settleFs
irV,in is 79. years of age
•t, arch 12th. noth are, enjOYin'g
comPeratively 'good health, Con -
Held:,Euchre • Part :Frida
Y Y
n .Friday. evening, March4th
thirty-one -fiends
arid; neighbor
attended a: e•uchre _ party ' at the
•
libme, off Mr. and Mrs. ' W. J. Ir
oitn
. Leonard
I won
win. ;Mfrs eon�a d Mc xiries :
h- '.•riz , Ifo the, highest . lady', and
t cap. a r Y,
n uil .iii --r. ei :ed
Mr: Car3xie M 1 ec v
+ GQ
: prize.: Theconsolation
the men's. ,p , e..c _.__-lta
prize was awarded to Mrs. Harold
Stanley Lunch was served, . and; a
social' hour: and sing-
ingCommunity
brought the enjoyable 'even-
ing
Y
' ''•to • a 'close..-
'Zioii Oh Friday; March
please 'bring. lunch. ,
PATRICIt'S DANCE .•
Match 15th; 'modern arid old -
:time .dancing, Farrier's orchestra
In the' 'Agricultural . Hall; ..Dun-
gannOri,. on Friday; :'.March 11th,
under, ';auspices of Agricultural
SocteV 'Carruthers .„ orchestra.
'AdMisstion 59c. Liurth counter..
Come to the variety prograin
Wiehes free. Children', free..
Carnegie Hall, ,Lucknow;
Thursday, March • 101.11. spOnsored
by Lo. La le Clirb. MUSie'lv Far -
at 10.30. Cither pries during.the
evening,. AdMission 50c.' Proceeds
to children's aid, '
UAS DISTRICT AGENCY•-
• , a`RED CItOISS•. DRIVE
Art . Lreekles was m Stratfor OPENS; ' MONDAY
the. first .'ef the week when kiei
received' the- af5Poigt3:nent of dis-
trict ,agent for L' ucknow and
Vicinity for 'the Austin car.. Art
has made'_arrangem,ents to, ha;re
them serviced at' Elmer John-
stbres- garage
Using. Waikie Talke: ,
t
•S ud entts •. c5f .-LzcknoigHigh .
S hool • are ``kee iii in "toucl'-
c p .g:;
With each other and . v�bk th
eirr
cadet tr irii teaser r. Wm.
MacDonald, by use of a "w�alkie
�
talkie" sending and receivi,set:
1VIrs. Corrin's` Father Dies.
Frank Leslie Carps, of London,
father of Mrs. Bern` Corrin Wing
ham,. and forrner1y; of Lucknow,
died. Thrursday in Victoria Hos-
•pital. ,He was :.in his 67th year,
Other survivors ; inclutde his Wife.,
Elsie,and another daughter, Jean.:
The funeral Was held on: Saturday
afternoon. with burial in .Wood-
land Cemetery;. Loridon
• The' ,annta:al financial, campaign, • •
of • the . Lucknow and Vicinity `.
13raiieh of the .Canatlian , Red •
x n
dross will' openM net o,da v,
March 14th ir}. conjunction.':wti,th,. •
the. I caninion. appeal, for :.$5,0R0,
000
Objective ' of the local .Branch
is $1,600' and it will req i f e very„
liberu or.t rag t: h, s
l s _lp ,. � � Ise.
arnounat: 'The:• local; •c -paign is
ril
scliediiTed; to close -on. �• t
It is hoped o. raise the.,quota. by
voluntary contributionsand if
this� can, b•e achieved it • will ..
elini matte the ne+ce city' of 'a per
soizal canvass.
Donations may •;b,e lett' at''Mc-
KIM'S
McKIM s Drug Store, Bank.''of Mon
Beal,. The . Sentinel Office, or at •
a y • of; the following rural'stores
intihe Community:
Lochal.s;
h,` D.- A.
.
McLerinan'sFrank 112cLenaaa's
Amlie 1e3,• .Shiell sStore, Court-
ney's
ourtne 's Stare
McDonald's
.Store; Lanes,.' Wilson's : Store; .St
Heli'en's Miller's Store;` ' White
church; Store; Holy-.•
rood, • Percy's Store;" Langside,
Fegan's •; Store 1<inilthigh, Need
ham" -s•• •'Stor+e;' Kinloss; . Farmer's
Store •
Tihe 'natiohal, Cain' object
Imo►
The Play, "Busy As A Bealver".,
will be •presented. bY the Luck -
now Dramatic Club in the base-
ment of the , Anglican Church;
Xinlough, Wednesday -even-
ing, March l5th at 8,30 o'clock
sharrtr, tinder the'auspices of *the'
•
At. Seed Cleaners':Conference
Mr: Stuart •• ;rRobex
tson'was in
Clinton recently attending
the
Seed C'leaners.: ',Conference for
the counties' . of Huron, ; : Bruce,
Nc thy.. Weltiington and Perth. i.e
'pitorug'
ni :session was' held in -the:
Department of Agriculture -:.office
with an .: a:fterntoon " deinonstration
t. ex •'ander' `seed•clerani . plant
�Al..a s. �F
ive' is increased this' year; by :two.;
r.
n -i, Ilion ' d ;Mars: Last year's tree
milli n tlollair '
objective', was su f=
off. .1 o ..
ficienIt. only :,because ;of;• surplus.
war funds on hand.. That ,h isi;beeri.
used up and• the' 'Siociety must
at Londesboro
, rely entirely.' on current cbitri,=
laifivedol; ztgns:
Of the' m i illio Ii
fats asked for more. than
.: orie
qurarter. 'of the amount will :be
us,ied in +establishing ::the Blood
S bywhich it •
'Ser' ice •
Transfusion:..
is, .hoped • that.. every Canadian
from coast to. Coast may soon. be
.recei ' free` blood
,as5t;u•e d •; of� viriug
AT FOR
�:;A tD E
SC..t*ID. ., :..
GRIT' CONVENTION
�
W. RTomlinson, mayor' :of Port
Elgin and ex1M P. forte,' Federal
ridirg •o!f Sruce, plans to .contest
- en ' to
.the norni�ri►at>; ` �-cony, trioti be•
transfusions."when ,the gleed arises
h•
eld ; about the: middle i•: of �ril. ' Local •'• . cibizens are Jur ed
A Federal el'ection'is in the offing make their do: aeons • •at• their
e , n venienee.'.•Tihe . list ti
this year • and: will';•prolyably b e•arlie�t"'can. lir5t of
will.. ,ar, .in, Vie.•
held in the.'Fall...„onti-ilbutoz•s ,ppe” •
Mr.: Tomlinson ..made .his anSentinel:
n15uncement • at 'a meeting ,,Of the
.Executive' of: the 'lattice Liberal :
A sociation held aai,.'Southampton
on:Friday Friday eveinin,g,,' and •presided
over by ,Win,:.Eldridge of ,South-
STILI NO WINTER BUT
NUMEROUS SIGNS OF SPRING
and Donald .1.1tte' of Ripley; 'both 'querice in' January
of, WhcArn 'have .been' freqdently that Lyng awaited blizzard is:still
rn.entioned as 'possible candidates,.
addressed .the 'meeting- but were
tention.s With respeet..to the nom-,
inatiOn Meeting. Mr.• Whither,
bon over '..17,0P1141,5014:..waS..4e-
feated ins the 'election bSr". Andrew
LaSt week's Wiarton Echo stat-
-ed reliably-,reported—that-
two men. from. the southern end
.ot, Luckne* .and Harvey. Link -
later: of kintardine .Will
their names !to stand at the nor*.
convention'".,, The Echo
Keri. Symon •.Poisible candi-
hanied at. Ftidarrs, meeting ..to
recomMend officers - for the of -
looked for.. It Ives two years 'ago
tic was paralyzed,: ,,and •major •
railway wreck 'optutred. nOr'th. of
tOwn as four, engines. on. a snow-:
plow; tried, • to force a *passage 0
through the. Henderson cut,: '
.. Signs of spring are 'nunierotia
now, and it. may be that 194p.4,i4.
go dawn as a .44winterleis",,winiter.
Geotmdhogs • are being 'seen, d;
ported !for -the pat pfree: ,
fices (34f President, Vice-president;
-end steretarY, their report ,to b9 I
ip,A0nted at the nominating 'con-
vention. ,This •corrimittee-• eqrisist
Carl Whither of, Cblpoy's
siti'p, John. S. McLeod of ICinear-1
ToWnship and Wilfivd And -1
• Gfey-Aruco, was present and ad -
Walter • „Ratris, ' M.P. tor'
FIFTY YEARt NEP'
ON TUESDAY
Of town. qtlietly Observixi
the fiftieth anniversary. a. their
marriage on Tuesday, March, 3th:
and are ,receiving the congra.tula-
"bons arid best' wishes of' their
trierly Margaret Woods. •
•Weeli-end guests. of Mr: and.
Mrs, IVICQuillin were, Dr. and,
Ha/Inman, 'Detroit Mich..; IVirs.•