HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-01-22, Page 5esday, JanuarX 22nde • 2941
ceum Theatre
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MW starts at 8.00. o'clock
Saturday Night at 7.45 I,
irsday, Friday, Saturday.
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lay, Tuesday, Wednesday r
IUA'RY 21, 28,29
SPECIAL
BING CROSBY
INGRID, .BERGMAN'.
IE: BELLS OF..., ...
QST. MARYS'
wo Shown Each. Night;
�7;30� and- 9.$O--P;ii['.
LANGSIDE111111111111, '
Langside. Club held their;
vening lash Monday. with.
gathering enjoying ` .the'
party first High lady, yeas..
s1ey, ` Tiffin wh. :had taken.
in throughout the . game:.
1 Scott was high gent'.: Low
s • were Messrs. • Murray • of
4d:
tnd Mrs. Clark. Johnsom &'
of East Wawanosfi. spent
with Mr,and4 rs ;_-Wm
nd M'rs..Fred • Tiffin .spent
with Mrs, and Mrs... Victor
ri of . Wliitechurch-
znd ..Mrs'.. Russell. Ritchie,
Tiffin, Mi. and -Mrs: `Fred
Mr.. and 'Mrs�,Clas, Tiffin
aturday .evening with : Mr
S. 'Elmer= Huffman;
'-
Marjorie .• H'iiffinan': is .as-
at :the: home 'of Mr. ` Ire -
THE LUCKNOW ;SENTINEL, :LUGKNow, ONTARIO
OBIT UA.R :
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}DUNCAN F,• $. Mae011AR LES
Although ill for almost three
years, death came suddenly to
Tuesday .evening from.early •last
Duncan MacCharles
4.: blood
cIot.;,He was :52 years • of
'A .son of 'the late Mr: and Mrs,.
Roderick MacCharlee, ' Duncan
was, born at Lochalsh and •.was
one of a family of seven, of whom
Mrs; N. D. MacKenzie (Margaret)
.and„, Donald MacCliarles are, the
only:vors. A brother and a
surVi.
°sister die. d in. childhood;R;,and ' a.
sister; . Mrs. Sadie Rivers, and: .a:
brother P.otcher predeceased him
several years.. Mrs. MacCharles
passed.. away- a yearago last.
Atigitst and Duncan's father'pre
deceased flim. about twenty years:
ago:
"Dung", as. he •.was popularly
known• .throughout ,,...the - district,
spent -the greater• part of..his:.life
in this community, except for a
.number Of years .spent in the
Semans district in Saskatchewan,
He. was of • .a jovial and happy go
lucky. disposition .that made 'him
widely' popular. and friend of all.
.Almost .three :years ago he had
a recurring attack .cif phlebitis,
'Which with -complications devel-
oping confined him'to.,bed for 34
months. -He was never off '.his
ack i
n that period and suffered
d
greatl". at tries; although `� �
�' g with=
out ever a• word -of complaint. For
the greater part of this canfine-
ment he has . been at' the home of
his'sister, Mrs .N _D•;MacKenzies_
anti! rout ;nis i . room win ow
had .always a . friendly'•: wave, for
those who made it:a.' practise to
"watch for .Dune"
'The funeral service•.: Was held
privately' on �Friday,'afternoon• at'
Mrs. Macltenzie's .home' conduct-
ed •by Riev.:• C I-1:. MacDonald.
`:terment :.wa.s� . in Greenhill- Cern_
e er ► . e', pa . earers being:14n
Kirkpatrick, ' J , L MacMillan,
Noble Johnston, Donald, • Mac=h
Charries;Oliver,',MacCharles and.
•
lett 'Gaunt was a.."'Sunday
t the home of.Mr.'Wendal
a•
I ee
E n
Stewart ; of' ,.Luck••
-
ent
the we
ekl-en
a d at her
ere:. .. 1' .
race .Richardson 'of "Tees=
pent the .week-end:•at her
pre; •
im Richardson is••assisting
sham, Moffat. With'careen=
k af` Lueknovv ';; .
•
Jack IVICIntosh
'Joseph . Washington�:.has receiv-
ed news:of. tile death •of. his 'sister,
rs.: m H 'Grundy : of Regina,
following a brief :attack 04 pneii
monia.: She was the former Agnes -
Washington., daughter of the late.
Mr;: and•. Mrs.: John Washington
of West 'Wawanosh. • She :was born
e oron o an. a: an ;ear y age
moved with, tier .patents to ,West
Wawanosh to''the: farm ,whereher
brother; now resides. She""attend_•.
ed Prosperity school, ,';and•
College, .St Thomas,. •
She, was: Married ; in. ,Godei ioh
iii'1904 '.to' Wm, °:11 Grundy, ',and.
they. , resided there , until [they.
Moved West 35 years ago; :where
•they lived.. at Limerick and Rei
Bina. :13esides'.her husband, she
s ,survived . by • her brother, 'Jos.
Washington, .West' Wawanosh. .
000,9 YE4R TO START
%41$ &MY/
rHERE with eggs; to sell, with cockerels to sell, as .early in
possible it�'promises At, .be :a good_poultry year,'. Beready 4.
in on that prornisel 4
Dc rhinion ,.Department of 'Agriculture 1Ulai*eting Soi' r. o'
[ends buying •chicks a month 'earlier this year, arguing ;that
;g�f oxt••falt and early :winter Will ;help ..hold heti' e:xp i t` .•
ik
over 'the advantages if.''stai ting your 'chicks a month . ,
Add ' to that, the advantages of : buying `Bray Chicks- —
ivc.l r,bred:ftom'••flocks selected" for, yeah' for egg site and
it,dcrvelopm'ent: E very. flockpullorum-.tested. Get the best
the best.• Ask or write today for free,.illts•trated catalogue,
►rices and full'nforrnationw �*
Interested in Broiler's?, Ask, us • about
February' Cockerels!'
NLASON ..BROS.,
FILUCKNO�V` :'
AGENT.
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COUNCIL • ASSUMES.
DENTAL. CARE.
Kinloss: Township Council '.has
•assuni cl the cost • of dental care
for 'Township school pupils. This
action was, taken by the New.
Board following a decision of the
retiring Connell to discontinue
this :service. . •• ••
• .
Back • -of .that action however,
was.the fact 'that for the past,few'
years dental service has been>ad-
ministered• . by' , the Township
Board of ;Health, which ceased to
eldest 'as ,.of • July 1st, ..when the
new County. Health Unit was
'established.-
•
At the final meeting of the:year
dental accounts totalling $32Q 5zQ
were submitted: for .-payment: and
were- passed by. the Council, at
-wl inn time lhe motion was pass.
edto discontinue dental care and
have the matter taken with
the County Health Unit. The re-
ply. was to the .effect .that, the
Health Unit had nothing to do
with. dental are, and only as=
sisted local Boards in obtaining'...
their, provincial; grant for this
service=for.. which; incidentally;,
Kinloss, Council has .had' noneed
for 'assistance as ' the -Province
paid its share for dental-' service
promptly on submitting .the ac
count . The.
o inion•
.:�-,;.�.�. _ , 1� ,v ., ,was the
khat in this, connection the rather.
costly: Health Unit was nothing
more than a clearing' h.ouse..,
Outcome of the whole:' affair;
Council' ' has directly ;'assumed
dental 'care in 'the 'schools and
will' carry on the policy:` that has'
been in..effect for .the: past five
years:. •
i•'
MRS; TOM : MacDOALD
HEADS LADIES' AUXILIARY.
a•
At the -January rnndeting of th:e.
Ladies'. Auxiliary to. the :Canadian
Legion, • the • ,following''Tficers'
were 'insta'iled for 194;7
Hon Pres:, Mrs A Hughes;
Fres:;,-Mrs. T. .MacDonald; , lst:
vice, ;Mrs.:: Roy'' Black 2nd .• vice,
yrs=Herb :.MeQurl in. see -Mrs:-
Clark. Finlayson;' treas.,'Mrs. -Ted
Collyer; ,,standard bearer 'Mrs.
Ronald Forster; ; executive' Com-
mittee; Mr's. Noble .Johnstoai, :•Mrs.
Alex •MacLennan,' Mrs: Russ
Miss:,.MacQuag.
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BOUNDARY ' EAST
A benefit dance was, held in
the Community Memorial Hall,
Whitechurch on 'Tuesday evening
in honor of 'Mr, and Mrs, Robert
Laidlaw and family who lost
their home and contents by fire.
A well-filled purse was presented
by Wears, Russell Gaunt •`a n d.
Miles MacMillan. A number .of
"quilts, socks, fruit and other .art
icles were also donated. i!`ree,
music was supplied by Tiffin's.:
and Farrier's orchestras. •
• Mr. and Mrs. John MacMillan
arid; ' family' were present • at a
birthday. dinner in honor of Mrs.
1Vradiyiillan's.:rnother, Mrs, Cath-
arine Morrison, who celebrated
her 86th birthday on January 16;
We' join her many friends in
wishing her good;: 'health 'and;
more birthdays: •
Mr( and Mrs. 'James Little of
Teeswater spent 'Thursday even-
ing at George Kennedy''s.
Mr. 'arid Mrs. Albin Griffin 'of
Detroit visited in this community
over' the Week -end. •
• Mr,,, and : Mrs Cecil' Forster,
Grace,, Elizabeth, Jimmie & Gail
visited. •• recently: with Mr. ;and
Mrs. James Forster.
:Mr. Miles MacMillan spent the -
week -end. in° London !
The Women's Institute met on.
Tuesday:.
afternoont the
a ho
Wine
ofµ Mrs "Geo.TR M'cClenagt an 'with'
Mrs'; Cecil ' Falconer presiding.
Mrs. Jaynes Faltoner'has resigned'
.her job' as, sec.-treas. and: Mrs;
Victor Einerson was elected • to
erp ce.:
Beloved "Cleric" Passes
Ir ''Austin •'L. Budge who :ser-
ved the Presbyterian,. Church • in
Canadd.as' mi"nis'ter. and; historian
mince 1896 died;Thursda.y in.Ham,
aton General "Hospital., He was
1;
ias®p w or
head of '-the historical. L.
st xic.al' : corn-,
mittee• of ,the General'`. Assembly
..of:°the.-Preabyt+eriar-iehtireti-irk.
Canada that. Dr.: -fudge •was lion
ored: with the .degree of ::doctor
of divinity by Knox College, Tort-
onto; in .,1940..:
C.RaE'. WE
Nlr. Win. "Campbell of: Donny-
brook . is spending • a, few, days
with Mr,' and Mrs:.Clifford, Croz-
,ler...
The installation was• conducted.
by Mrs:: Jack. Campbell • who com-
pleted the' year `as president .after,:
the departure of
Phili p:who. had hel' : tha i' " , .h .,x.ofce
in . 194
..
ing at `:the Lucknow. . sawmill..
•'Mr:. 'Ronald Treleaven was
home :frorn: Tiverton;''for lam wee,k
' • Mrs. S.. J.:Kilpatrick : spent a
with y i
th 'her 'daughter,' Mrs.
Cecil. Blake, Dungannon.'
LUC,KNOW
MATINEE Every Sat. at 2.30
' 6
Tonight, Wednesda
A Double Feature Program.
THE BOWERY BOYS.
•, Fast Company'
and. ,
THE SHADOW
*in*„*
``-.Behind the:a ,�
•
�s
A. Comedy Thriller, •'
We. know 'you'll 'enjoy' :this;
program. .. • .
:FR I: - SAT:• MON..
Gene' . Stratt, .. Porter's fam
oius novel showing at The Rex •
Theatre.. .
"THE' GIRL:OF
we�.. us
THE LIMBERLOST"
... t. knave a't•
here -.von. t �e<
enough seats for everyoltie
.who' wantsto see this show.
.So, come early and' avoid the
rush: The cast iiieludesRiuth.
c , . Tnn'
Tindall, Gloria •'Holden,
.Matinee; Saturday at 2.30
PLAYING
NEXT 'WEDNESDAY
"GEORGE • WHITE'S
SCANDALS" "�
Starring'Joan ` Davis,. Jack
e-�-i�-�h-ieh=-J'oar�-anEi •,fie
•clown their way.. through the.
hottest`'show ;in many a moon.
PLAYII�TG', ,
' 'Friday, 'Saturday,:.Honda.
January. 3lst,':February .1• 4k •
Judy, Canova in•
"HIT al'HE. `HAY"
PLAYING ..
Wednesday; *February 'Mk
""JOHNNY FRENCHMAN"'
d
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4
sons of °St. 'Helens ..spent Sunday,
evening with' Mr and Mrs. Mar
:vin Durnin.
1VIr '
,and • Mrs Jiro Sherwood,
Shirley and ' Norma visited his.
.:
mother, Mrs. , Emma Sherwood &
Mr.* and -Mrs; Leslie Ritchie: •
4T
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LUCK`NOW
IS `WE
:EK O1L
'a
in: ail .lines (f stoC
.M:EN'S WORK: BOOTS
Five' Stulydy 'Varieties`;iTo
Choose From
MEN'S.' SLIPPERS
Rorneos, Shearl'ing and `Soft=Sole+
,Slippers', Five Varieties. •
BOYS HI CUTS
and
WORK, SHOES
MEI`i'S LOAFERS:.
• 'and
FINE .SHOES
1:1—OUTSTANDING -VALUES,-OF .FINE N QL
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