The Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-01-26, Page 5ie.
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T+RUR,SDA,Y,• JANUARY 26, '1949
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W I NIGHAM .•
Two Shows Each 'Night
FIRST . SHOW AT 7.15„
TONIG#T THURSDAY
•M (,UREEN O'HARA,
DANA ANDREWS
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FRIDAY ek•SATURDAY
JANUARY 27, 28::
FRED lVIadi\gI RAY,
• MAUREEN O'HARA:
Father Was a . Fullback
Matinee Saturday ' at 2.00 p.m
MONDAY 8i TUESDAY •
JANUARY 30, 31
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WEDNESDAY 8a' THURSDAY
FEBRUARY.. 1,• 2
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KATHRYN GRAYSON,
JOSE ITURBI,
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at Midnight, Kiss
:HAVE STRONG:' LODGE
Zion 7 Orange . Lodge has'. been
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'•rejuvenated durin�bthe _past year
or . so : and • riow• . lias� a� stro
n
r. �g,
• youthful and active Membership
of '53 meinberS.' Their 54th rriemL.
ber,,:' Eddie ...Johnston, joined • the.
Order last summer and his: death-'.
Was the first: break since °the
ge - .,re .or_anized:
' 'Ti]..' LUCKNOW, SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,' . ONTARIO"
PARAMOUNT
Visitors, at the ' ,home of Mr..
ad Mrs. Jack Henderson at the''
we k -end weie, Mr. and. Mrs • R •
Bu and. son .Rodger from Al-
pena, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Henderson, Haanilton; Mrs, M.
Rios, Whitechurch; Miss' E. Hen-
d.erson, R,N.,•' Stratford.
Mr's. •R, Richards is under the
doctor's' care. , . • • '
Mr. Lorne MacLennan, • who'
spent Christmas and New Years
with his .daughter at Willow . Run,
Mich;,, is making his' home 'with
Mr. Wm. Keeton:,
'
.: r. .sand ,' Mrs. W ' Wylds and
daughter. Lynda visited; With Mrs.
Wylds' parents ,"•-at : St.:Marys.'
Mr.: Warren. ` Wylds has '• been
laid up with the' 'flu.,
Mr. and• Mrs,' Rabt. G Hamilton•
accompanied , . by, Mrs. -„R. Scott,
Spent as .few days with their Sis-
ter,
is t
ter, Mr: and Mrs. M: Kosrnyn:a at
Toledo,. • Ohio, and with their •
•niece' at. Willow Run', Mich., Mr.
and , Mrs, • Marvin Jackson (nee
Katherine •MacL.ennan)
Sidney Crump of 'the •R C A.F
who. has ,been stationed in the
Yukon;.visited,with' the Haxnilton
boys on Sunday He., was accom-
panied' by his brother, Harold
Crump, of Wingham. Sidney will
• now be 'stationed at' Edmonton;
They are.- sons -of . Mrs 4. -Crump.
(nee Jean Towle)
Mrs... Don Kingsbury and dau-
-giter ' :are • visiting wit Vis:
Kingsbury: ”
,The 'January meeting.. of the
Women's. Institute w'•as •.held at
the hone of .Mrs. Fred Martin
with a :.good • attendance.', The, roll.
pH-, was. "Oddities: in' the News".
There was. a .display •'of •handi-
crafts' by .the xneni(bers..Mr's Dick
Martin ' gave a• talk on ;health:.
Mrs.: Herb Ensign :took current
events: • Mrs Walter .Dexter gave
.a.:reading ,and 'a contest concern
ing New Year's resolutions. The
,February meeting-, Will. beheld
at. the glome of Mrs:: James K, et-
.chabaw.
Mrs. Wm Martin and Mr.
Goldie Martin-sp. ent New' -Years-
,:,
:with Mr; and Mrs. Allan Stuart
at Eganville 'Mrs Mart><n•:is stay'-
ing'for a: few . Weeks.:..
No :'persdn'..Was ever ;honored
for what he received Honor :is
the ' reward of.*
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mess ;YoU"R�.a.
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in ss enterprise rise de ends large-
The future' success of, any ".b>�is c t p p
customers -it obtains ,but on
ly,' not on the. nUn>tlier• of ;usto oh,tains, ,
the' number of "SATISFIED CUSTOMERS 'obtained:
•
determined to. give complete satisfaction to
those who favor us with 'their' patronage.
• You are' invited to ,give us- the opportunity .of ;proving,
'our ;words ` by
Placing Your Order Now For
DAY .QLD or ' STARTED CHICKS
REMEMBER . Our• eggs; come from Canadian approved
flocks, pullorum free:. Our hatchery and equipment has; been
inspected and Government : a'pprov'ed. All eggS used- 4tre well.'
cii iscarefully•followed, dein in .__
over the minimum requirements 'and' placed .m mo
bators' • where procedui e
Our Brooders (600,9 , capacity) have done:
excellent work in the pasta
BUY AT HOME.
Where, you 'are' known and..,where , yoiir. personal,.
• welfare':is our concerti, "
'PHONE 1G5`; I CCKN:OI+J
Discount 'For .OrdeReceived In January.
Leghorn, x. Barred Rocks New..Iliimp x Barred Rock
Fast.. Feathering' )tarred Rock,,
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OBITUARY
MRS.. THOMAS.CIILBERT
Mrs. Thomas. Culbert . passed'
away on Tuesday, January 17th.
at her home. ' on . the 4th Conees-
sion of West 'Wawanosh;, a,fter. an.
illness of only a 'few days with a
severe heart seizure. She' was 'in
+her'•86tt year. The former 'Mary
Elizabeth •Wraith,'she was, one of
eight children of the late•Mr.. and
'Mi s. Thomas Wraith of Lang -
Side. Fifty-five Years . ago, she
married her now. bereaved'hus-
iband, TIl onrias Culbert; 'who is.
his 95th :year. By a. fiormer mar
-
:ridge, Mr. Culbert -had six child-
ren, whom 'She 'lelAed year :on,
the: Culbert hbgriestead.. 'iii Ash
field, near Crewe., To them 'Were,
born • four :Children.; ' Thirty-eight
Years age they: • purchased u land'
•moved to a' farm about two miles
east of; .Dungiannon ` on the 4th
Concession' of West • Wawanosh..
In the '.latter years, .their::: son
Nelson, his wife and family con=
timed to live• With them and..
were a source of* comfort arid
pleasure: Surviving stepchildiren
.are Fred of' Listowel, , Thomas of
Ashfield,; Mrs. Sam' Swan of. Bel
more, ' Mrs. Jean Patterson '.. of
Goderich. Llewellyr"i. was 'last
heard' of in . the West. 28Y ears
ago," and Arthur, died :13 ' years
ago._ The`ysecond,family are. Mrs.
Wren Nivtins and Mrs.. Jack'4' Er-
rington,. Weat Wawanosh; Nelson
d Mabel, ; at homcie: A btTier;;,
Willitaan Wraith, rives at •Lang
side. me ' funeral took place on
"Friday 'afternoon ' •from: the fam-.
ily hoarse,,: Where the service was
conducted by Rev. Jas. Bright.' of
Dungannon ' United Church, of
which deceased was .,a: member,;
The /pallbearers were six .grand-
sons Ix ternierit was • in 'Dungan-
non cemetery:
Had Huge Crowd At Sal•e
MacDonald' ori:' Loc
alsli, • who recently held, a clear-
ing auction ' sale, -.Was delighted
with• the results of ; the sale and
says it was .one Of . the :'largest
attended Sales he -:ever -saw -, Cars'
.lined the highway ,for,' 180.rods.
Emile MacLennan made his lauc
tioreering debut at this: sale.;. •'
Presents ... ,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, January 26, 27, 28
A
eat t epic of the outdoors -action, thrills
and suspense galore -
StationWest
with Dick
�:JaneGreer.
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Plus "NEWS" .
dayn , . �► y., Wed esda , Jam, .30,;$1; Fe
:sto
Che of those heroic men `w
. v ho foughtthe•
. . ry •
Japs- when. things were really tough;: Action
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an° i human kindness, eoiinbined - .
e Flying; Tigers
with North Americas most• i. i
.amb t ous actor,
John Wayne.
THIS •MONTH
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GIVE-AWAY: GIFT will be an electric•,;
pad. Draw on 'Thursday,'.January 26th.
s E MaeCallum Lucknow
Present .High Prices `of Frain Affect All
Feeding. Costs
Canadians smoke: ,approximate,
ly: sixteen billion cigarettes ' a
year,•' and.,pay $170;000;000 ;in 'f'ed-
T. HELEN
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arison
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SINGLE ,,.I E : B
.. ASS to CARLbT UANTITIES
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Do•
.. You know . We• 1
.Make A.
HIGH • QUALITY STEER FATTENER
• With . molasses
ormulae by Swift Canadian Co.,p roven' on
releaven(:
Report Year of Progress , ,�Y,a.oan�, � Y „r s •
Y. immim
Rev: M,• G Ne�wton,presided for
the annual meeting • of ' the St. for . and • what skills they bring' to ° award ' for the, best film of the.
Helen's United' Church :held 'on.
Thursday afternoon: The: various
reports presented, •"showed•"'a. year
of • `ro re s. The: auditors'. report
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showed; that the.:hydro'. had been
made available throughout. • the,
church and all a tperises met -with.
a )balance on:hand of .$404:51: Thee
report. of..the VTornen's Assoc a-
•
tion, presented -by Mrs.` G. Mac=
;Pherson; told of a ibusy year with
receipts' Of x$387.12 and .4 balance:
'on, hand.. of. `$89.89. 'Mrs. W.•.. A,
Miller reported for'the activities
:of they WIVLS.. which had meet
their :allocation, With.' $1'12' {being
forw,ar,ded.:. to the , Presbyterial
treasurer. Mrs. Gordon: reported
that $144.00• had been ' raised for,
Missionary. and. Maintenahce.'.The
retiring stewards; 'Messrs., And-
rew 'Gaunt; Lorne,' ,Woods and
David Todd, were .re-elected with•.
Mr. .' Wm, Webster being appoint-
ed in. place of ..Mr..' I5urnin Phil,-
lips, who` had ,Droved td Dungan
non. Messrs.,. Stanley, Todd and
Allan Miller were appointed aud-
)tors. It was agreed to ••assume
our share of raising the mini'
stet's "salary. to • $2200 Votes of.
thanks were, tendered to'Rev. 1V i
G. Newton, the •various. officers,
the 'choir and to Miss -W.. 15;. Ruthr...
erford• for, printing'., the. reports;
At ` fh;econ�clusion .�a . social , hour:
was enjoyed when lunch was
served by the ladies."
' Mr. Charles Me uilliri .. was'
horse „•Froin Zurich for the.'we"ek-
View Interesting• Films
The'Niational Film..Board sho.wW
cd .seven" very interesting .films-
tr the school on Tuesday' 'even-
ing 'Those included 'P is port to
featuring the ,' l.arg
number ,of hinimigran s corning to.
Canada to' build' :r fresh life, ,;•h a.t
�ttc haVo .. {lona to. receive 'them.
an�tc1 e:j 1ai:necl what they hops"'
,indwstries .of . their' new home; year. The story .is,.an old .Indian
"Accidents • don't,. happen=they're .
caused" Was, a lesson. in.., safety
told with htimor,.''`.`L and in Trust"
'was ia; report'on the'land showing
how.it..has been ,overworked and
'undernourished. -Following this
show'i'ng. Mr:. Fred,:MVlcQuillin.. ` led
an interesting" discussion , on soil.
conservation:' "An ,Island ' 3oli
day"; _.pictured beautiful Cape.
•Breton Island; "Coffee from :Dr.a-,.
• zil". traced the coffee' from. the
+planting of the • bean fo' its 'con-'
suniption' at'°the breakfast tarbie;.
'People :of Brazil" *as .followed
by • "Thee .Looxi's, .Necklace",.. the
winner of... the Canadian : film
.legend . of '.how •the loon got'.
.;markings. around .its_neck sand •
-Indian .• masks • from the National
Mluseum ' collection are used
the acting. • The next showing of
films will be on. Wednesday,' Feb--•
ruary.,,15th,
The regular meeting of, the Wo
men's Institute .will, be held at.
the home of 'Mfrs:; .E.' W. 'Rice on.:.
Thursday .afternoon,.. February
at 2:30. Roll 'call,' "What consti
totes 'a good, citizen", -subject, in
charge of Mrs. Lorne Woods; pro, •
grain committee and. hostesses),
Mrs.: John Cameron, Mrs. George •
Stuart.
eels, ,;Fertilizers
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Groceries
Phone 27
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3uy Your. 1950 Fertilizer At 1949 Prices.':
HOW? BUY NOW:.•
Take,delivery, in the.Spring. Our first 200 'tons is being sold'
• at last . year's level. All regular `brands available for:, lin-
mediate or Spring • delivery; For unregistered brands' as
may' berecomifend'ed in, soil tests, or for special' crops; see'
The Lucknow., District Co -Operative early as such.•brands
must have the endorsement of Government Fertilizer•inspec
.. Y
tors.
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