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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-03-04, Page 5••THURSDAY, . N!°ARCH; 4th, ',1'948 Lyceum Theatre WINGHAM: —Two -show Rath Night Friday and Saturday MARCH 5th, 6th NEIAON, EDDY, IL,ONA MASSEY: • N�rth..est. Out- - as matutee Saturday at 2,b0 . .ni. Monday and Tuesday MARCH 8th, 9th ANN SHERIDAN, ZACHARY SCOTT• in . �E°;UHFALTH�Ut.; (Adult ,Entertainin%en't) ednesday, Thursday kARGH 10th :.ltlth" 'GENE KELLY, MARIE MacDONALD ''HB' LUCKNQW 'SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONT.ARIQ. WHY' ECNURC. Tkis. comtn.un'ity was saddened by the sudden passing of a. life- long and ' highly .respected resi- dent) Mr. Mac Ross; He suffered a. sey;Pxe_strike•=ori1-S-aturd'ay • and passed away on Tuesday. He was a .son' of Mr, and Mrs, George Ross, pioneer. settlers of • the 2nd • Con, of Kinloss, M'r, Ross' was' a staunch churchman.. and :always ready • to .• help'.anything for'the betterment of the, comhunit y:His family were all homer for the fun- era1, Mr, and Mrs„ Graydon Cox aleft this, Tuesda '.fol Y; their, home in .Coniston; ,• . 114r , Foren, .also ' Mrs '•Brayford and Mrs..Russell spent •a few days with Mrs, Ross and Olive Mr. and Mrs. Lorne- Johnston spent Friday : at the Nile .with ,his sister, Mr. and Mrs., Watson, .who are ee'lebrating' their 25th. wed- ding anniversary. ' Congratulations 1- �to • Miss Ruby Conn, ':Miss':MaryLaidlaw. and Mr, Gordon Welwood • on `Cele- brating birthdays ' on : February' PfAR:AMOUNT • Mr. Ross • Henderson .,attended the Atwood and Morrison: wed- ding held in the United. Church,. -Teeswater, on ,Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. Garnet •Hamilton and daughter ' of Hamilton spent. Sunday 'with ' Mr: and •Mr's. •Jack Hamilton : .Mr, Ronald Henderson of Harri- ilton'ipent Sunday with his par • ents, •Mr.. and Mrs.. Jack 'Hender- son. . Robert Rae 'is busy wiring Dave Anderson's place for." hydro. • A. very successfu 1 aening of euchre 'and :dancing was held 'al the home of Mr and:: Mrs..` James Ketchabaw. High lady in .euchre was Mrs. Alice Aitkens. Highest Aman was Mri.' :Wm.. Ketchabaw. 'Mrs, •Aitkens handed in her prim, to be sold by Harvey Brooks. Jack McIntosh was. the -highest. bidder. Mr.. and Mrs, .Ll`od Wyldsand daughter, Kincardine and. Mr. & Mrs. Warren .Wylds. of Lucknow visited with .Mr. and Mrs:'Dan' Wyle,, on'Sunday.'• ,Mrs M. 'Ketchaba'w` and Bill We are gladto report Ma and •visited' with Ketehabaw's Mrs. Russel Ross' baby recovered sister, Miss ' Bessie Walsh` of enough to return to its home a - Wingharh, who has been.. i11 in ter being in. Wangliam ..Ii•spital: the Hospital '": ; REW E ° Mars. Ra ' a yrnond .Finnigan ,and Chester' visited her mother, • Mrs. 'C1:ainney, Who we are sorry to say, is not as well as her many friends would wish. ° many Mr, and Mrs, .Clifford Crozier,. Joanne and Billy spent last week. end in I ondon with Mrs. L. Croz- ler ,and• fami)ay, „• Mr. and Mrs. 'Belt Treleaven silent Monday with Mr;° and Mrs. Ronald; Treleaven and Mr.. and Mrs: Jack Curran. - t • , . 1 Miss' Jean "Free •'vsited over'; the week, • PAGE F!IVIC week:. end with ' lier friend, Miss; Donna ;Hodge, Dungannon. °A- number 'from here took m thew show "Gone with' the* Wind" --Coderich on Monday evening:- celebrated Mr. and Mrs Ronald Treleaven his ,birthday with bis sister, Mrs, •' Vernon Hunter, Mr. Hunter and family •cm FAclay ev- ening., Mrs. Bert Treleaven spent,Fri- diy *afternoon' with her sister, Mrs, ' Herb - Stothers. . • Mr. Ed Webster' of •Saskatce, wan visited.. his cousins, :Mr, anti ' •Mrs, S. J. Kilpatrick ,during :the.. ar.k e NEMPLOYMENt INSURANCE • 'R; . :r *. r •;'0 iving In A Big W Syrnpathy is.: extended to Mrs., ,j'. Coulte • and .. Mr...: Robert y Ross, also Mr. James Ross of the Wes ther; Mr: 'Mac. t in .tile passing of their. bro. M■II■■,■■■III■•■■••■•■■■.A.uU■i■■■■■•■■■l•i■i'U■•• r 1 S.. attended 'the:funeral of Mrs.: lien-. derson's:'brother-in=law, Mr. Mal- colin Ross;: Whitechurch. United Church Evening Aux.; The February.. meeting; 'was held at: the home' of Mrs. L 'C ji■ Thompson with an attendance of ■ NI ■ 27: After the •bUsiness period, Miss .i..11 TI�:u�c• Mary Struthers ,introduced the worship .s'eryice. The, scnptiire. was: read; by Mrs T ,MacDonald:'' Miss- M. Cramm• offered a prayer The: Study • Book was 'given • by Miss Helen, Hamilton,.. followed by an instrumental .'by : Mrs J A: Crispin : Mrs A, ,.1VlacNay- contri= -bated a • reading. - After: the }clos- ing hymn,• lunch -was -•served; Mrs E,.',Crawford; thanked • the hostess.' y•: near pedal' Request, Will play ~a:return engagement NAINEGIE•UALL,, •LUCKNOW e. ar. ■ sb Pre terian Y P S., ■,.r y ■u ,' ■ , The regular, meeting of the �:. N P S; was held on Monday even- ■ ; .in: ,March • lst ".The meeting g�a ng. Li . opened w th"the music,':'"Day is, • ' Dying in the West" followed by. •• i the 'singing of ;Psalm : 86 • and: a prayer, Margaret Graham:.read 'o the scripture ''lesson and Gwen` 111 ■ Unc!er auspices , of Lucien() Canadian Legion Door Prize and:. Special Events ` ''sizes Admission• 0c• • Stewart commented on it After Marion Graham ' read the minutes' hymn 738 was' sung.. A radio play' On ' the work done ,by overseas' ■ : n .• relief for, Europea, children was 'a : presented and: •programs were inade- out for a worship'. service.. After singing hymrr 335 'Norman Taylor ,closed 'the ,,meeting.with. prayer.: ■: ■, ■ ■ ■ c■ isrsrarrr■■■■■a■■■■■ ■aeie.e■■■•••s■■■r■rrrim ::::(14111.0* cknow Dijtrict(O-OP: 1nc .. CAN YOU SAY, '`My hen ing well; rny4 chicks • aren't .dropping in milk s • are laying fine, my 'hogs aye do- nY ade me Money last' year.; my cows productions" BUYERS OF CO-OP: FEED you can, also, by pati feeds, . EY DOING 'SQ yoti • will' `b :veil as heiping.-ydurse DROP, IN` AND ASK how Your hogs, or an extra s are all `telling these:stories and r onizing your local Co -Op ,for all' e strengthening n • your: Co - •c ,,as. :.f, you can get an 'extra dollar' for cent or two for :your: eggs. • Your Co«Operative, JOHN JAMIESON, Mgr. $87,500,000 was' paid :from. the U. n employment • Insurance, fund to' unenl. p'loyed Canadians. from September I' 1;945,. to Ocfober'31, 1947. : 31•'.0 - $ 00,000: was : contributed: ':to • thi and by .the Government of: Canada, 500;000 . ]individual unenYployesd fitted. fromworkers and their ':dependants , bene -. thee ° ph Y a ments.•... In :many cases had payments not been available the unemployed would have suffered want!' "; • What's: the good of 'Unemployment Insurance?—Can there be any :•doubt! Unemployment Insurance' helps the employer .by . providing ;unemployed with pure}i,�using power and helps .the worker by .providing maintenance • all owancep during • unemployment-` Employer and Employee and the Gov-' ernment' all have' ' an.interest•-Unem, ploynent Insurance i 'a• large factor • in a healthy :-NatioiiaLEconamy. • I '. Make full use off':your local'office`.of the ,National Employment Service. �epartment, of ,Labour • HUMPHREY MITCHELL, Minister of •Labour'. A. MacNAMARA, Deputy Minister • • • , K .. r "? That's when•a roan is really down A fellow } risks everything :else before he. pat'* withhis a.. shirt.. That .,goes last. He: values it too•much. TJ1 a expression dose your shirt is' used for good' reasons. A good cotton sbiri is something to cherish: The:: same amount of money 'could b4y nothing of similar quality::,: That applies also to cotton' lied sheets; handl erchi"efs; gown's; and cores �of:other items of daily use that are made.of cotton... Cotton' with its fresh•nesst its washability,;••its resistance .to itua and heat and its durability,gtves top value for your luotaryr' you 'can. het your shirt•on ,that! :' • aOMINiOH tirr COMPAtNY:LMITEb ,)Ili y;;Iaproducts sT turer bf • �=mndi_ •