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TFiU�sn,AY,. AU ATST 5th, .1948
Lyceum Theatre
W I NGHAM
Two . Shows. Each Night
THURS., FRI.,. SAT.
AUGUST' 5th, 6th,7th.
ROBERTYOUNG,,
SUSAN HA.YWARD
THEY WOH'T
• • .18 BEIJEVE ME.
NO MATINEES
A`.DURING.. AUGUST..
MON., TUES., WED.
`,AUGUST.9th, loth, llth' •
LANA •TURNER, .
VAN HEFLIN
in —
Green
DolStreet
P�..hin $
SOLD �FROPEItTY ii•IEiftE,
' MOVE TOE SE
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Mr. and Mrs. W. S.. Reid, 'Bob
and Karen left for Strathroy••'on
Tuesday . where• they shave • bought'
• a ,'home • and where Bill will be
• employed., Misses Ida . and• :,Fern
Reid also.' intend making their
home there." '•
By . their.„ removal '.Lucknow
loses descendants of one of . the
'Village's earliest. families 'and'
many friends here 'regret their
de • aiture
h'e Y has beers eac'e ' tive. and;
,
faithful, members of. the Presby
lei -Tars
faithful,
and Bill' hasbeen
a valued member• of:'The Clans
men• Club. ll':: •,
George McInnes, of . town 'has•
bought, the Reid property .includ-'
ng the..: site of 'the: building'' de
stroyed; byy fire. last, fall, the for
_r za sbiop ancisadjoin.ing-gar-,
age and „stables'`
In : Hospital Three 'Months •
'Rudy -Sieloff of Detroit ha
been a • patient in.•Herman Keife
Hospital in. Detroit for the past
three 'months and ''expects tobe
confined ed
tot e spital for some
e
time. yet. He recently underwent
.surgical •treatment to•' speed . his
.recovery. Mrs Sieloff was. form-
erly Noreen Hodgins 'oKinl.oss.`
She/was- a reunion 'visitor here
• accompanied by her .soy, Elroy.
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RE • ACCOUNTS
All : accounts. owing ; the
former.'. proprietors ` of 'The '.
Quality' Shop, must be paid,
on or before August 14th=,
1948, or they will placed
in other hands for . collect='.
ion.... • '. •
Accounts may be paid at
The Quality Shop.
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THE .L;,UCK.Nolltr SENTINEL!, L.UCKNOW, ONTARIO
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PAGE FIVE•
ALL OF • TWINE.
.On display in W, W. Hill's win -
low' during reunion week, was a
huge ball of waste string accum-
ulated over a period of 24 years.
The monster ball now weighs
231/4' 'pounds, and •••if ,unwound
would reach farther than from
here to Goderich. There is' ap-
proximately: a mile of 'string. to,
•the'pound. . • ,,
The string' inthe ball tisall
light . weight string, Much. of it
being salvaged •from .sugar bags
and such odds and ends. M•r. Hill's
hobby, nets hien about a pound of
now meas=
:uresq 45 inches. around;
Another curio on display was
the first till used in :Malcolm
Campbell's' post "office" Its,. inter
est was ' added to by. the aecumu-
lation of old bills and 'coins' ex-
hibited in •it.
WHITECHURCH
Mr. and: 1VCrs -.Fairbrother rand
childrenof near Toronto are vis-
i'ting• at pie.home of her brother,.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson; Jr.
and'her;mother, i4rs: James
son, Sr, . _. _ _
',' 1111•!11i �'CIai�k �McG•egor 7of Toronto
Spent the .,Week -end: .With his
Mother, 1,/ rs, Duncan McGregor
`and otherreJati•v,.es. ,
Rev; Graydon Cox •'of Coneston
arrived'hese ,'Sunday to spend his
• helidays:,with ' Mrs.' Mac ....Ross
where his wife .and fafnily have
been' .visiting and they wid visit
"Other rela-tives too.
:. Miss Olive :Teri iff,' 'RN.; :re.=
tUi'ned.'horn e Saturday. night:•from
Brussels . where she was ;nursing
' '.%Quite a ' number•, fr orn here' at-
tended the Old• Boys.'. and Girls
reunion' at Lucknow last week. •
Rev', 'and Mrs., `W :. S. • Suther-
land are on''holidays this month.
The Session'' and ''Young:. People
are 'taking.' the service, irr` his
Place.
MtS J:ohn :MeGee. and' Mr...Fred
Fred
Davidson took.`the sem ice here
on 'Sunday:
Suther
and and son Angus motored to
Glengarry last Friday where they
'spent ' a .few ,days with his moth-'.
er, Mrs,. Sutherland and Angus
is ,Staying for a: longer holiday
Mr:
Junes. .:Laidlaw •'; w•ho: has
been tisick-for over :two, yeats'tver t
tQ Wingham .Haspitai -.last:week
for treatment
Quite, a, number fr�orri':here •at-.
tended 'thee decoration:service service by
..the'Legion at K'i'ncar dl,ne on Sun-.
days ..
Mt.
Mrs.John Reid of God
er'ich'',:and Miss•:'Nettie:Sharpe of
Hamilton also Mrs. H. Tidhborne-
attended 'the:funeral of 'the late
Mrs. Gillespie.
SUNDAY. SERVICES
FITTING ENDING
Lucknow's observance of the•
• Bruce County .reunion' were fit-
tingly and • im ressively conclud-
ed on Sunday with special 'ser-
vices . throughout the .day.
In the Presbyterian Ch•ureh in
,the morning Dr. C. H. MacDonald
'was in the pulpit and a large con-
gregation was augniented by the
attendance of members of the
Presbyterian Summer School
Camp: at ' Kintail.
Former choir` . Members '• aided
o ,.song • wi . : a
duet sung ,by Allan and Lloyd
Stewart • and a' solo . 'by.' Carrick
Douglas .of New . York.
In'•:the United C lurch Rev. John
Agnew of ' London, a Zion dis-
trict. native,.. had charge of the
service, and Eldon Henderson
contributed a solo.
In St. • Peter's Church .in the
evening Very Rev. W L Armi-
tage,' 'a native born Kinlossite,
had, 'charge of the service. Rev.
Arrnitage, who is • within` a year
'of being an octogenarian,. taught
'his first school at Kinlo'ugh, and
there too preached his first ser-
-mpassasH•sas-student-sirrinistMS-SFOT
some twenty :years he was closely
associated' with. the Anglican: . C.(4-
lege at'Saskatoon, and" is now- r=
siding in • Toronto:
Rev. Armitagegave 'the e address
.at the Sunday evening service in
the� t ark •a tended ' an' •estim-
p • ''b .Y,
ated crowd exceeding a thousand.
persorfs;:
Rev: 'Armitage stressed the fact
th.at' ,Sunday is ,the chartered day
of the . Christian Church and if
we observe it .'as we should, We.
tan •:change. '.this .;world that so
-badlie needs changing.',
,He referi ed .,to : the ; wonderful
welcome extended: at this•reunioh.
time, 'but this great welcome is
only a' foretaste of the..great. re-
joicing' that -will be experienced.
by reunion .with. them :that hate
gone on ahead to' their final,,home
on high.
' The -' Su` nday evening: $ervrc�'
Was conducted by Dr: C. H::Mac
Donald :'with ,the .Goderich . Blue-
water' Band and •a''massed choir
leading in the singing
Rey. J. Angus Smith read the
"scripture and Rev R : A..loselyn
led in prayer. • 1
The ,closing. hymn was. "Abide
With.'.Me" and the 'singing' of it
while the shadows; of night were
closing In, -provided 'a•'�tduchiri -
g P, g
note to the ;con"elusion ,of 'a: most
happy and • inspira'tional occasion.,
Decoration Service •
• The' afternoon decoration•:,;4er=
;Vice •was rn :charge of the ,Legion,
Who,' . accompaniedi by,' they . Girl
Guides and headed by .the God=
erich Bluewater Band, ,.paraded
,to the 'Cenotaph, for' the placing.
of a wreath. The•'parade•.was in
. harge of President' Bob Mcfn
tosh.
The wreath c was 'placed; by Mrs.
W.' ` L. MacKenzie after Dr. Mac-
:Donald had led in prayer in trib-
site to those who. had' , paid; so
dearly;s."so that truth; love , and
honor may, not perish front the
earth".; Th.e :Last. Post' was sound
ed by 'Mr. P. W. Hoag and .the
parade broke. 'up • w egion
me4nbers , concludin their
moray• by• the decoration of graves
at both •South,, Kinloss and Green-
hill
reen-hi11 Cemeteries.
SCHMID BROTHERS.. HELD
LD
WEEK -END REUNION ,
•
• A Civic Holiday week -end re -
onion was held a.t Wm. Schmid's
cottage • at Arnberley ;Beach when
the five : brothers were all. • •to-
gether for the. first time in Can-
ada
They are Louis of Thamesville•,
John of Cayuga, : Jiie "of 'Rodney,
Carl of Sarnia and •1;3'ill'of•'Luck'-
now. .,'
A 'cousin,' Mrs: l-ivia Though..
of Rodney. was .also a visi or as.
well a the, brothers' families.
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L$.. 22c
MacSween Apiaries
'Phone 141.-w, • Havelock' •Ste Lucknow
The .Former' George McInnes Property .
•
HOLYROOD
• Mrs. John 'Walker, OWen Sound
is spending a few days at the
home; of her 'son, Mr, and Mrs:
Jack ~ Ackert. •
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Mrs. •Duncan Wallace, Beaver-
ton, N1iss Winnif red Wallace of
"Tdronto are visiting at the home.
of Mr.. 'Horner" Harris. -
Mr. anal Mrs.'. Eadie and
e . PLAYS
PRESENTS,,
Thurs.,... Fri.,
AUGUST 5,;:k..7.
A picture, for the
whole family to see..:
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Mme'#!>�f
i .1■�I 11111-COLVANIA WW1 r.,
lsb--A, comedy with
,The 3 Stooges
• Monda Tuesday, .Wednesda ' �Au ust 9 10,'11
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Millions, read the book, and it now comes to your ' screen..
Young and. old Will enjoy this heart warming, heart break.
ing story.
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"A Tree' Grows In Brooklyn"
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With Dorothy McGuire (Academy award), : Peggy .An• n
.Garner, Joan Biondelt,
' DON'T MISS THIS': ONE,.
CONGRATUL
TIONS TO-�'
"Miss'; Lucknow",- Ardonna Johnston
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Doris 'were Sunda •`
y. visitors isi ors wYth;
sisters. Mr. and: Mrs.- Charlie
Cathers, Wroxeter
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• Mrs:'. Edith • Ackert, Learning
ton,; is'visiting with Mr. and• Mts.
Ernest A,ckext
Mr
and •`Mrs James Smith, and•,
farnily •:visited 'recently with ` her'
aunt; Mrs.; M. Murray, Teeswater.
Mr: Hilts and Mr. and Mrs. Art;
Morrison of Collingwood, : Mr. &
Mrs. •F. Weatherall, of 'Stayner gtiests. •
Mr. Wm. Miller . and Mrs. • Sum-
mers of Toronto, • Mr. and Mrs.
Weatherall arid Roy and Mr:• and
Mrs.. Lewis Cook of Stayner, 'Sgt.
Major Pinch, Mrs. Pinch nand Ron,
ald' of' 'Clinton visited :recently
with Mr. and , Mrs. Geo: Hilts.'
. •The. Women's Institute is hold-
.
ing their,
.monthly, meeting in the'.
Holyrood' Hall Thursday rafter-. •
noon with the Kairshea 'ladies as •
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