The Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-01-29, Page 5'114sk.
- Niatedne_Sd'ay„ .34110,4 29thp. 1946 .
yceuimi Theatre,
wiNGHAm
.show starts at 8.00 o'clock.
• Saturday Night at 7.4,5
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday
.JAN. 30, ill !nal
" JOAN LESLIE *,
ROBERT ,'HUTTON
ERW4RDI4tRNOLI?
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Janie .Gets Marriej
lnathiet Saturday at 2.00 pin.
Tuesday, Wednesday
FEBRUARY 3,14, 5.
DOUBLE BILL
BARBARA STANVirYCK
ROBERT CUMMINGS
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he Bride Wore Boots
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VIVIAN BLAINE
' PERRY COMMO
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"THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LTICKNOW; ONTAR.I.0"7.
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MRS. ARCHIE Mael[NTYRK
:HEADS KAIRSHEA•W. I. •
Mrs, 1-larveY IToqst�n was hos-'
te$S. for the (Januarytmeeting 'of
• the Kairshea Club with Mrs.;
• Archie MacInlyre, . president for
the, coming:',year, presiding. The
• program included., the president's
remarks; community singing
•reading's by Mrs. F. GilehriSt. and
Mrs; H. Mole,. duets ,by Misses
Mary MacMillan and 1Vlarybelle
MacQuillin and by. Mrs. lc.' Mac-
Kay and Mrs. J; Bryce of Ripley.
Mrs. J. R. White of Ripley was
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present to • organize the former
• I.P.F.W.O. Club to an Institute and*
conveners: for the Standing com4
• mittees ariaNha district ,represc.mt,
ative Were appoirited.-1VIrs. Bryce;
secretaryof :Ripley. ,-Iristitute,
gave an explanation of the 'Blue
Gross Hospitalization plan with
relation t� an organized group
• and Mrs. MaoKaY, Prealdent ,�f
Ripley • Institute, • spoke briefly,
Wishing 'the ClUb• every Success
as an Institute. A -.-Yo.te of thanks
to the hostess and these 'taking
part was moved b'Ms. A. Suth-
erland' and -Itmeh, was. served and
asocial half hotirtsirr..
• Mrs.. Win.' Hornell; .LuCknoW,
bas kind1yxteded an_invitation,
to the rkairshea titib to Meet at
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her home in February. .
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DISCUSS CARTELS.:AT'FARM:
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• 013 1TUARY
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MRS, .SAMTJE14 SHERW9OD
Therepassed awarat the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Les Ritchie,
10th 'Con. Asl-field 'on January
20th, 1947„Frances Erniiia
wife of the 'lite SAmifel..
Sherwood, in her -80th gear,
Born on the 9th Concession, of
Ashfield thelyear 1867 she was
a -daughter • of the late Mr; and
Mrs. George Twarniey. She Was
married to the late Samuel Sher-
wood • on .October. 6th,, 1884 and
spent her. entire married life on
the 10th ConCession, Ashfield,
cep_for two and a -half • years
her ,daughter, /Mrs, Andrew,
daUnt, Wept Wawaripsh: She was,
a rnernber:zof Hackett's chtirch 'for.
634 years; 4gtiiie, in.everr depart-
ment up to her Iasi' long 'illness
of.five years' duration, which he
bore With wenclerf!-11 fortitude
and cheerfulness, .
.a %family of Ont.:children,
three are • predeceaSed,, -Ernest,
,Wesley- and Layina- Offs. Elliott
Miller): Three • sons and 3 :dati-
ghterg survive, Janies; 6th. Con.
Ashfield;, Charles, Detroit; ,Earl,
:Cailow; Mrs,. Les .,Ritchie (Den-
eda), 10th ,con. Ashfield; Mrs.
;
'Andrew Gaunt .(Matilda),„West-
WawanOth;. also •orie sister; Mrs..
•Jas. Drennan' of Goderich, and
14 grandchildren and: three treat
,•gran, ell eren. ••, .
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The funeral. :was held frOirrthe
COUNCIL_MINUTES
• WEST WAWANOSH. TWP.
The• West WaWanosh Council,
'met ag-per statute oni:J'anuary 13.
After the inaugural proceedings
• Reeve Brown Smyth addressed
the Council, briefly. The members
......_Everett Finnigan., David l*A1-
lister, Gordon McPherson. and Tonight, Wednesday
Wallace Miller were unanimous
in their OlairliOil that this Muni- The ,eurtain is 'going up oh
'c4:ialit3#5.must make a start on 'a
'plan of. 'road reconstruction.
.The •minutes' of last meeting.
were; ..read and accepted •on:
motion or Councillors Miller and
• McPherson. On:motion Of sco4rt.,;-
elliors Finnigan • ,and McAllister,
Mr. 'John 1VIcqujllin.waS appoint-
ed
-`SC'hogl. atten.„44nPe officer; for,
1947. It was decided On motion
f Councillors Finnigan and Mil-
ler to open -the -Township roads.
at 'tithes when it is cansiderel
!advisable and :the. road stiperin,
fendent was instructed tO, employ
riePess.rY
1.-p'pointitxg officials for,1947
was read a third time and pasqed
on motion Of Cou.ricillors -McAl- • JUDY CANOVA ‘'‘
lister and McPherson. By...law No.
' you'll get a' kick Out of • this.
12- to adopt the assessment made
1946 as. the asSessment Included -In the Oast are Rosa
rwl;ICir't,he-Tate,.ef.,taiation.10 the -T‘
Doris Merrick. 'You •ean't keat
,..11untert-LForhinio.Bonaiio,
year l947• shall be .fixed ,and lev-
ied- was: passed on •••:inOtion of this show for fun. •
Councillors Firmigan and Miller. ' '.'Matinee Saturday at 230
_The Clerk was thstriirted fialiad-
yeptisp for .'apPlications for the:
-position ,of assesibr, at ' Salary
4
of $150. ' g ••••• PLA'YING
The follocvfn.g is the list'of of= 'NEXT WEDNESDAY
ffoi41s. -ylre-Re)rTlieatr-e-proudly pre4
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Rutiedde; clerk, Durnin Phillips • • sentS the tihn
treasurer, W.• A: Boyle; Caretaker,. i4coyiNNi FRENCHMAN"
Don Cameron; Board of. lipalth; ;.,
week in TOrontO..! .
Ir.. a'. tale Of:France, awl *Eng-,
.land,' a Cornish Acl.:Bretran
.:fisher folk. ',a tale of love: and'
War. It's a.'4 -star You
trittstn't tail to see thii.sPlent=.
'did' Picture playing next Wed-
• ?AGE FIVE
4111111,
X THEATRE
LUCKNOW
MATINJEE Every Sat. at 2.30
!goof- WHITE'S
SCAN DALS"
the show of stars,-gitls,-mu.sie,
lauihs and starring JO=
Davis' and. Jack 'Ha.ley with
phillip • Teiry, Martha Hopi.:
'day, "Betiejane Greer &' Gene
Krupa, Ethel SMith.
FF
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SAL,
THE
with
At the C6ut'lles'. Corner -1-''Kum old homestead, .now the home of
'her daughter;.Msi r•Ritchie,•on
differenc'qs• between. commodity
ag s, and ,partels Were r•j„a.nuary:
!Tient to keeP. Prices stable. Car- lier -fay° fte hYrn "Beyond
teemen t
A
-7--eiissert:The-formerisLan-:Ufr'ar.Pge‘--- Tn-e-nriil.,Gteen hill e'emetety. :Rey.
rnent •put forth , by the govern -1:
. Woolley' conducted. the PerVide.
leis are In the 'nature •of unipn
of manufacturers which' have a
tendency.. to.,lesseti,.:the
tibn • goods sO ...that 'higher
prices:can be- cOrritnandeU-
-Manufacturer also has the :power
to 'buy, over smaller companies:.
he wheat :agreetnent of, 1940
between Canada- arid Great; 13ri,
tain-4iicouragis_over.4- • foradition.,_
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keePs prices ' up .and .assures far7-
..mers.Of more normal Market con-
ditions in future 13tit."it also With -
:holds • grain from needy • count-
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• Ten Not; Ivo; • 1. .
„ In last, eek's. report 'of the
Presbyterian' clfiircli‘', a n n'u' a 1.
onieeting it should have -read ten
were received into membershipand :ten rernoVed.• In .each Case
we tWo
had `' instead of ten .•
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STRANDED-. by last week's
• overnight • am:mu:dation
had to be found for over IQ'rural
• students., who. • attend Seaforth
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111,
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131ake. , The laallbearers: were
Frank Sher wbod:Toin
George *Twaniley, Ritchie,
Wilfred Drennan, Gordon John-
ston: floerbearers.'were Shirley
and • Sherwood, Mrs.
Feeida, GontieriMrs.:•Stella Sher-
wood, Elmira Alton.
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• soh• sanitary inspectors; Thomas
Salkeld :and 'Joseph Leddy; sheep
valuatorS; -Ed.' Purvis, ; AndreW,
Gaunt; ,•John , A, :'1,hp'friPson An'd
Jas.,' poundkeeperi,-.. A,
BrOWn, H. Reid, 'W, Nicholson, T.
learny, Mid Hum-.
•phrey, :McKenzie: Webb and p.
fenc.viewers, kick -A-70.
..Morg0i,'Iciild;" Victor Errington,
,Mark ArinstrOng,,. D...A.,.ndersbn
, and J. M. Greer; Weed inspector,
Robert Cha • •
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• NORMAN' .WAltR,
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Friends of his boyboA, days in
Goderieh learned with ''regret of
the death of. Norrnari Wark,'son
• N..
FOR THE
eeswater ieNsr atc ery
ilril-t-,-1316CV.Nriiit.h e
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On Property' of J. H. MacLachlan
Recently Purchased From 'Miss N. Baptist
INTERIOR COMPLETELY •REMODEC
UP-TO-1DATE & SANITARY.:
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. • We Plan TO *Mike, This
.Your 'Neighborhood Hatchery
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And Headquarters for Everything for Poultry' including '
• Master Feede; Jameswayr Equipment
Also Other •Proven Lines of Equipment and
Poultry Remedies.
We have 'increased our 'incubator capfteity' and ao oUr
• Breeding „Flocks to supply high' quality hatching eggs. '
'Over 4,900 birds barided and blood -tested lby .the PoultrY, •
r&talf of Ontario Agricultural College under their :
Ontario Breeding Station policy.. •
Not One Reactor To Puliorum('
Disease in 1946 and 1947.
This is our Third Consecutive Year usirig Pedigreed •
R.O.P. Cockerels •to head:our, pure matings.
, 'CLUCKS ARE D
AS GOO' AS THE BEST
' AND BEVER THAN MOST.
Have Your Chicks Hatched To Order
By Placing. Your Order At Once.
TIRESWATER,. ONTARIO
'PHONES - Farm 84-w; Hatchery 8•4
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--man tearn and'inOWer .is Lop
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per
hour. Man and 'team 75C per
:hour; Man, 50c ' per °hour,.
The -Meeting Was adjourned • to
FebriPy.1fth :at 1.30 pan: •
Durnin Phillips Cletk.
Wark of town. Norman was
born:46 yearsagor:in. Toronto; but
...•SPent moSt Of the'yeara 'of hiS
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Youth. in, Goclerich.,. 1Since .last
July ,he had been :farming, near.,
the town of .:.Perth. in Lanark
*County, having:: taken ;over the.
farm of his wife's parents. He had
preyipusiy., been 'with. .the 'John
Inglis, Co,. of Taranto for several
years i • On. New Year's Eve he
And , his Wife ;attended • a part
at A neighbor's home and on 1eav-
ingoiUo.ispn orhe e
had trouble in'.• getting his ear.
started. Before' he reached home
he SlumpecLover on the, steering
Wheel, his heart haying been.Iat-
allY,- affected by the Strain:He
besides his ',father and his
a : daUghter, ',Eleanor; ,fifteen
years of 'age; also a brother, Her-
bert, at. Brockville and two
• tersi Mrs. Thos. J. Salkeld
Of•LUcknOw, R, 1, and Mrs Doug-
laP Campbell "(Ruth) of StCath-
alines. The funeral took place at
Perth on: January 3rd.Signal-'
Star:,;,
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FINES
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.On Thuday, Januar,y 16th,..
Thivid• Stanley Fines passed. aWay,
suddehly at, his home,:31 Banff
'road, Toronto, in • his .46th year:
Mr. FineS, was the husband of the
,
forrner Alm.a W,' Blake of 'Ash
fieldwho survives hink :-
a on of .the, ahd Mrs.
Wm:Pipes of Grand Valley,
For the :past. 25 'year § ;he'had been
.associated with Parker's. nye
Work, '14'614.6nto; holding the pos-
ition of, Office manager. Besides
his 'wife he leaves a daughter,
Mary' Suzanne, alse two brothers
and to wsistetS.. The funeral ser-.
"vice WaS held at, Toronto on.pat-
urclay evening and Was',conductcd
by•`;1Rev, A,- 6. McLlentidri of
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$IfFIELD
Mrs Nei J;IMacKenzie spent
the week -end in Detroit
. Jaminie.,:fthoadi thehttle' son
of Dr . and Mrs.. hoad is nursing
.a.,badly ;scalded arm.
have inbvedto their- new s. -farm
• which they bought last fall frOm''
„Mr., W. Reid.' Mr. ,and Mrs Geo,
Moncriei have purchased • the
fartri;vaeated by Mr..Parrish:
l'be. wolves are still at 'large
in .theneighborhood. ,Ross , and
,
Ray, NIacKenzie Saw two; back of
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their farni and -Mr. R WiIion
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spw, their tracks, quite' 'near his
barn:
Mr.' and '-Mrs. David lAapMnr-:
chie had their daughter .and "son-.
in-law; Mr.. and Mrs. C. Hather-
'ton "Of 'High Hivei, Alta,,., visiting,
with them. They 'Motored 'and'
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neSelay. •
--74pirere-Wilt-pe-riwer4eonip1etp..
showings: at 11.00', and 10,00.
accompanied - by: f Ott:i
f.riencls,,' the 1Vifsses. Jo'ari ‘Soutla-'.
-borbthca
Rewan and Rachel McCuaig of
. . , ,
Edinonton': '•
• Manor rQd United Church assist.
•ed by, ,Rev, W.11. Gallagher and
Rey. H. Gallagher, Toronto, The
remains were. brought ,.,to Dun4
gannon and were 'interred in the
Durigannon cemetery on 1ViondaY
aiternoOn. Rev.' J: W. 'Rogers cOn„
ducted ,the burial service and the
pallbears: Were 'Ross Fines, .El-
mer •Fines, Cecil 131ake, B. ,F.
csitifort,' Henry ,•JohnsiOn and;
Richard.Itilpatriek. Friends were
present froni'roronto,..,St. Cath-
arines,Straford and Oratid
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:_FOR STEADY :
EMPIJOYMENT,
7,
By one of
Westeria
•11164 7'
FURNITURE FACTORIES
--77.72-43a1-44‘
• 2, Rubbers
2 Belt Sander's'.
ighest wages.-- Gixicl. *Ork-'
-tag ,conditio#s to, those who
eat':qualify Reply to Box
Tho..'ILUelnow Sentinel.
WIIITEd4VRCH
Mr, and':Mrs;:,4)? .cbuites spent,.
the week -end at Paisley: • They,.
were 'railed thereowing • to the •
serious , illness. of her mother; .
Mrs. teir.Y;;;,-, ' • •
. Robert Ross who' has not.
been well lately; is getting all his
teeth out.'
Mr. Jas Jatrats Wilson had the mis- ,
fortune to. have his hand 'badly
,
eUt with •the Saw ohe day last
week He will not be .able to use
,it for some time. , • • ••
Mr. and* Mrs, ,Jack dillespie Of
.TorOnto spenethe Week -end .here.
We are sorryto report Mrs.,'
Kate BonnOtt,to be in the hospital
in Winnipeg suffe,ririg' from
broken hip, She was Kate* Gillies
andAived on the 'farm where her
sister-in-lawi,.. Mrs. • Alex Galles
now, resides. She . has many
'friends, in. this': cc•nuriunity who
will be wiry to hearof her
mis-
fortUte. .• •
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