HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-06-22, Page 5T U•RSDAAY, JUNE, -22nd 1950
A. G. I TCHISON. FLEW WailA
TROOPS TO FIGHTFLOQ1): •
, A, G. •AM,t ..on, elder"
:sen of Mr, and Mrs. Horace Alt-
.chicon; was one of about 5,000
soldiers who were rushed to Win-
nipeg to helpbattle . the .flood.
Ayliner is stationed at Vimy Bir
racks at Kingston. , •
They were flown West 'from
Trenton airport •in an R.C.A.F.
North ,Star.: transport plane .' •did.
.-Were.'JuSt' '/z _hOUrs. •from_:Tren-
• ton to. Winnipeg. `What. a sight
• `the. flood was, from the • air. It
• was 'hard' to believe until we got
• there aiid s,aw. it",., Aylmer Says. ,
;They..' were; there about' a week.
• before :the Red River . readied its'
ained 'for, ,'
;:lae'alr •andcern about 3,
altogether.-- 19 �:
• Although', donations ;for, '
perP,
1e of 1VT•anitaba ar•e .coming rn
1� i
frtini'.'all 'o.ver' Canada,;::Aylmer
"I. feel uro' 'i wili • never'
• says: • -SUre: � .•.._.
.i. full
the
he enough to p y in -fall ali ,
damage •done'.
M. IIENDERSON TAKING
:'SPL'CIAL PURINA • COURSE'.,
A specialized c -dur
ed e iri- seen-
s..
tific',farm management, feeding
and sanitation practises for a, set=,
ected group of men 'from;Puriria
• feed stores got un'denway •recent-
ly in: Toronto at the Icing Edward
TSF. = LUCKNOWM SENTiNB;L, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
Ii,ED CR4)SS DQNATIONS
STAIN:). AT OVER $.1,600:9Q
•
, 'SAGE FIVE'
Total donations • to .the 1 uck-
now and Vicinity' Branch of the
Red C.r:'ossstand at $1,916,50. The,
canrrpaign; opened early in March'
and for 'over .three months dona-
tions have continued to come 'in;
,to boost' the' total to the • above:
figure, which is a, remarkableachievement fora oeromunity of
this. ,she, and one 'which` distin-
uisihes it for its generous; and
continued, supoprt Of this _ Soc-
iety in . peace time•s 'i
a n war. - .:
The following donations donations have.
clot 'previor sly : been a'c'kiiowledg-
ed:..:John ,,Brad1'cy $5;00,, ;,Tames
Shiells 19.00X ` D,avid Johnston
5.0„0; , A `Cciurtney 2;00;- Kintaii
Women's:. Institute'' 25.001. John
'McFaclY'eti; Tiverter x'1.5,00
Reid, R 4, Kincardine, 2.00; K:• L:.
MacKerilie S.Ot)
• : •.CHiJRCH NES
Ilunter=Jones Group W.• A.
• The June 'meeting of tine :Hun
ter -Jones Group was:held at.the
home of Mrs:. Robert: Thompson
on Wednesday, June .,14th, with
•Mrs.-Pharis Mathers; convener cif,
the program• .committee, presi dw.
ing.•' The •scr irptu:re• :reading ;was,
read shy Mrs,; Albert Little,'The>
:i•o11 call •was'answere.d; by "when.
,is' your birthday". There will be
of essioj ai ;. no t»etirrg:•—cirrri�ig ;Jal.y and
August. Nirs. Amelia :Treleaven
gave; '. a reading,: followed by a
'piano. solo by Mrs:, Harvey •Web
•scar :R.c'idin ' were given by Mrs::
Fd.•H'odgins;: Mrs. Vernon Hunter
and Hazel ,Webst'er. Marilyn
patrick';.and Elizabeth Ann, Web-
ster "theii faiv'ored with a vocal.
duet:. An `interesting. contest was
held after *Welt; lunch was ser-
ve
;.Hlotel.. A .series 's s e
, tieing held periodically.. •
Muri ayr .Henderson, feed: sales
man J at': S.: W. Gibson s, is. air cin r
• those enrolled' inthe coi.iise•w.hich,
`will. include. four. •snore 'sessions
addition to,assi,gned;.field, pro.
jects-in this area.'
"Cond by 'b 'the. Ralston' Pur
Bina' Company for the purpose of
training these ,men to . hel,p farm
er s in their. poultry and l i.veYstoek
operations,, the ` f i,r.s t' session
stressed, the i•nvportance of farm'
management • •.and. • the.; need for
anirrial .„arid poultry' • diseas'e : con-
trol. • ,
suecessful coi•n;pletion• of
p ,
the:. 'course,.
:Murray', ;will', be.':a:
graduate feeding advisor; ' qual-•
ifying him to work closely .With
'fanners : in their : ptod'u.etion pro-.
grams"
OIst�ri n
Chesterfields .And''
• Occasional ` Chairs
Repaid and'Recovered
Factory :'Gurarautee
Free Pick -Up and .:Delivery
STRATFORD
UPHOLSTER ING CO
42 Brunswick . St. , Stratf oral •`
For further information
enquire at
JOHNS'TONE'S
Furniture Store
'Phone ..46, Lucknow
•
11I4eNay=Kilpatrick Group W'A.
:,
The ;McNay -Kilpatrick,- Group
of :the W.A. met, :at :the home -of
M•i•s.;W ;G. Andrew: with 23 lad-.
ies present: 'The program conven-
ei, :IV1rs'. Alex :Andrew presided.,
Mrs .'Umbach led in prayer. The
•scripture lesson', was t-ead•bi;Mrs
F G: Breyer A bale .of clothing'
will ;he,packed for the. needy and
doria;tioris'are' to.,. be,;,left.. in, the
United'., Church ' 'Sund'ay •School
roof—this. week. 'The roll •call was'
answered'. by hancr,:ng in gift bags,
Two`'. humorous .••readings:,.' were
gni en. by Mr s:. A," E. `McKie acid.
COWS -- $5.00 ,each
HORSES
—7$5.,00
HOGS SOc:per cwt.
(Over 250 •lhs. each)
Phone Collects; -
Ripley 182
Wingham 561-j
Ingersoll.21
William Stone Sons, Ltd.
INGERSOLL, ONTARIO
ANN1ilEItSART :GREE'TINGS
SENT WMS PAST PRESIDENTS:
The 25th anniversary meeting
of the United Church Wopi,en's
1VJ;is'sionary :Society was '•held at.
the home of • M'rs, Thomas Burns.
Mrs. W. ' ;B. Anderson presided,
and Miss Kate MacGregor , read
the ,scripture, The hymn., "The
,Church's ,One Fouzidatioxl". open -
cd the. worshipsexrvice.'The hymn
and ,scripture were those used.
the inaugural service, -October -
25th, .1925, at floor"St United
Ghur;oh, Toronto, ,
Mrs. Ewart Taylor-, 'Mrs: ,Root.
Thompson, Mrs. George Andrew,
Mrs. A; :E ' McKim, :Mrs. N. L.
MacKenzie and. Mrs.. Robert Rae'
eviewed .the progress of the `'Soc..
iety"as a 'whole: Mrs'..'S.. Rathwl1,
M. Allan Turner, Toro ito''and,
Mrs; George 'Andrew, 13ast .presi-
.duns; Mrs: :W: B.'Andersori;° pres
i:dent'' and:: Mr's. Thomas' Burn's,;
treasurer;" Ware • :presented• with
flower corsages.'' . .
Mrs."Mprnford: reported, on the
W M.S. Preslbyterial -held in Kin-'
•ca dine, ''A vocal duet by Mrs,
P. W.. Hoag; and Mrs., J. Hall, and
a solo.. •by •-Miss Margaret• Rae
were ,acconiipanied by Mi s, J...
patrick. •
,
Greetings . were sent . to past
presidents,,. 'Mrs, Robert Mo.Cal-
lupi, ;Port ;A}berr i, B.C.,; Mfrs,• ;R.
C•ruw, Toronto;; 'Mrs:•'S. T.
--deizer Idronto-°-..1Virs. Allan Tur
ner; Toronto; Mrs. Con ; Decker,
Kitchener, and Mrs: J: W. S:tew-
a t; Trhafalgair•. • ••
• For. refresh �nents 'an attractive
ly decanated "birthday. cake"
Centred 'the. table, The president
lit .the candles • The •'program and
lunch 'were: under the convener,
ship: • of .Mrs JohnHenry, : Mrs;
W •B. Andersar ' and Mrs. J.:W.'
Joynt.
gave apiano solo. After a •cox test
u nch,-,W as. served"by:.the cormnit^
tee..'' The next- meeting is",:to be
:held at the •home of .•Mrs. J,:
Joynt in`Septenilei.
Mii.mford Group .of. the 1V A.
T1ie •:Jure meeting: Of 7Group,.1
of: the W A; of the, United church
was held at the home •ot Mrs. l;1:
Tham'pson,.::•with :the leader,
Mrs., Mumford;: 'presiding;,,'.1VIin
.fes were. read and approve::d;'corr-
respondeirce.re td and the call,
• was —answered. 'by, 20 membeis,
Mrs,. Mininiford• .thanked.. all .the'
members .,*.1-1.0' .hacl. helped
-'from
Grout 1 to male, the, silver .cher.
�versary tea the' success it ,was.
:A ;short business sesAori followed.
`Members were told that a - .bale
was. beingbacked and 'ti it; clues
tions of 'used clothin .wO e bent;,.
asked for' and• • could; be left . at
the; c.hurfch.. The° cheerio commit•
tee. reported .and. •the treasure :*
gave.: her. roport, Mrs. Jack ,lien•.
'de'soii gave- the .scripture i c:ac1 .
ing. The September ineetinl is an
.evening Meeting and is•to 'bc, hel"-•1.
at the hcirne.' of Mrs,' Fred Gil -
Christ and wi).l'; take :the ',forth of
an auction sa e•, The nrenlhcr:
.ere asked to keep the: stl.nshine_
bags • in rind dtiring the'• sunmier.
months°. The June committee of
Mrs._ =Giant Mac Diarmid, • Mrs.,
Bert Roar. h..1V rs I�lcici» 1Ji*ndc'p.
son and' Mrs; then
took charge of the 'programme
which Was as follows.:'t1 spieild
ict talk by Mrs. Turner on Arca
we taking .too much 'far grantee:.
'an instrUn ejital on the auto htir c;.
ivy 'Mrs. ,lttnles. Webster; a ("elid-
ing by Mrs,. Tiert': Itoiich;..a' solo
by- 'ittle l)ontla Johnstof 'who' ac-
corllptirlie'd• , he*rself 'ctrl • the., auto
harp; ti_ reading 'by Mrs, Neil Mrs
'Cenzie and a contest conducted
by Mrs, Mae1ThLrmid; The,iiiipah
benedic.ti.ori closed the meeting
and ;then =e1 litt1 25ci ,taa •Was sot.,
vctd by the committee with the'
pr oieeds ';ac►it1l to the 'cheerio'
..00 tilitte0.
Jessci James and -the .Baby
When a ' b;aby's • 'cry, annoyed;
Quan'trili, cruel Outlaw; • .` Jesse
James,,,'saved its life; proviiig..he:.
could •be as gentle 'as a ,:worrnan•:
in '•soothing: a -child.- Read.``Jesse.
James' and' the Baby,", by Homer,
Croy.' and' ?E L. Losito, in •; The
American • Weekly, with this Sun-'
.
•day's, • (June,° 25) -.issue of The . De
tkoit:: Sunday , Times.
The : ,total • population. of.. ` Cori
ada's ten ,provinces at Decen'iber.
1st .1949; w:as 13,'107,000.
,r.,mssos•a, !►0•!,!!! t !olmo oo<y
AliertriarowsoommAispointoiwirce
a nmar o
Child and Animal 'Ph tography A 'Specialty .
'
iPOIMAI $
WEDDINGS. = COMMERCIAL
Films Developed
Cameras Repaired„
.and Printed 'Z4. -Hour. Service.
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- . ZION W M.S,
Mrs. Lloyd 'Hunter, was hostess
aM S ednesdato Zifter. n W ay.,, ••
noon; • Jur _ 7th,; for their •'annual
ran other ' • ' meeti'n •Th re'
g dm s. ;; �• � • .�:
'iwere; •sixteen ,present, 8 ofthem
randnrrothers .. also five ,af the
.,gran�ddhildren:f• 'Both, • grandmoth-
ers of • - Mrs Hunter's 'childrei
were present, Mrs.. 11. Curran be -
mg a visitor from Blake's society.
The president, Mrs: W. O. • Hun-
ter, opened the meeting, 'after
Which ,Mrs: ''C •B. Woolley • con-
ducted • a short worship service'
w th, • Mr:' Woolley reading - the
•
lesson Mrs Will. Hun
'ter gave� t b, Mrs. readtn � also Mrs.
Woolley,while . Mrs. • Kirkland;
read the thapter : of ' t study
book; `Growing with the Years",,
Each . of the grandmothers, Mrs.. ,
Mr-.
sIsaac 'Andrew, ':.,,,4S, • 1
Gardner,.
,Mrs, dn
e
r,
Geo: Humer, 'Mrs. -IL ur,
rn•Mrs: FredAriderson•Mr's.
,
WillRitchie,
Mrs. W. :0. H `nter
and Mis.•Wdolley .were asked.to•,,
,. g.
;tell• .s.o, •ie • aniusin g :' incident " •or
speech of their,: grandchildren:.'
Mr, Woolley closed .the meeting,
with. prayer, of er WhIrelt-`nth .
younger :members, •served a del-
icious lunch, ,including ,a beaut-
ifully !decorated ,pink and white
grandmother's . cake,,''• tarts ' • and :
candy.' On Ibelalf • of .the ,grand
mothers;: 'Mrs. Geo. Hunter mov-
ed' a vote of . thanks and all
agreed it ; had . been'very, en- :
•joya'ble meeting, • '
;••
u �aranteed
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ISSUED. for any ammount'•, .. , : fora• term of
• five years guaranteed both as to; principal;'
and interest'. .. Interest cheques mailed, to
reach; holders on: due date, or, 'at Holder's •
option, may be ;allowed:•, to accumulate -*at
compound'' interest.' .
An ideal investment for:
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Committees •. 'Corporations •:'Trustees'
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The "cut -in" driver is headed for trouble ® on
the :road or in the courts. The motorist who
swerves in and out of traffic lanes is a menace
to life and property.
.DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
GEO. H. DOUCETT, Minister