HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1946-05-08, Page 3WEDNESDAY, MY 8,01, 1946
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Miss Belle Robertson has been
in with pleurisy but is. making
a good recovery, q.
Miss Margaret Taylor of Wing-
hani has been visiting' with'
friends''and relatives here for the
past week;
Mrs. A•ethur Stewart of Las.
Vegas;, Nevada, : is visiting with
}ger sistex, Mrs, K: Lindsay, and
Mr. Lindsay, ,.
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special program will be ob-
served : in • the United .Church . on
.Sunday morning, in observance Of:
Motliei's; Day,•'and Family Sun-
day. •
Miss. Cather ire ` Johnston ' :of
••Toronto University , spent thfie
week-end.at the home of her 'par
'ents, Dr.,an.c1 Mrs, W. V.. John
:stop,
Mr, and. Mrs tarries' ,Snowden
•of, East Wawanosh •spent Sunday
with .Mrs, Snowden's sister, 'Mrs.
Wellington ;Nixon and Mr Nixon'
of Lucknow, •
Miss ,Audrey Campbell; ' Mrs:
Jack Campbell, and Mr. and Mrs:
.Allan ;Durni , attended ,the.' Trine
main -Windsor wedding at Gorrie
Uniteon hunch on. Thursday af-
terno
Mrs.' Douglas Clark (nett Isobel,
Hamilton). •has been visiting ,at
her home here, iprior. to =leaving
for-Regma=--today(Wednesday)-
where Doug is s:tatioiied .with the
:'R.C.M~P., and where! Mrs.. Clark
will:rnai h {io'rrme'• •
• The • May meetin he Wo
men's ,Institute willl.held at
.; the home of, Mrs .Phil • smith on
'Friday,' May 10th . at. 2.30.
Mem
bersr.wishing to go ple0e -give
your name to`Mrs.::Philip'Stewart:.
day at noon. ' and meet• at the
Town; Ha___ ,Friday,'' at . 2.00 Pan.
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A new ,black and white street
sign, flow marks the quarters of
the Lucknow Bxxanch of the •Can-
adian 'Legion.
Mrs. E. D: Hassall who had
'been quite ill"at her home heie;
was . taken to Goderich1 'Hospital
last week. •
Mr. W. J, . Todd, who suffered
a' stroke several ,weeks , ago, is
able to, be out again and takes
•an occasional stroll ="uptown.
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MrS. Jarries`R. Macke.t'suffered
a`' knee injury and 'has'�been .con-
fined to her bed . for the past
month.• It;will be..songe time yet
before she .will be , able., to • put
.any weight on the lrrn'b.
Mrs, Jaynes; Gaunt who recently
.underwent a •`serious 'operation.at
Goderich Hospital, is convalesc-
ing at .the home of her daughter,
Mrs. • Archie Aitchison • and 'Mr.
.Aitchison; '
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Basial Hogan of Ashfield '• re-
tunned recently' from a nioior,
trip' to .Manitoba ;arid North .;Da-
kota where. he .visited his uncle,
Josephh: f Hogan, who had . been
'quite, iill, for a time,• but is irri;
-proving-"slowly •
.»Y1 K1nctdine,.�Hospital.
Mrs:; Matta:Gaynor =has-been-- a
patient in Kincardine Hospital for
the •past two" weeks, since suffer-,
i g --a• -severe•---heaxt—a-tt�aek: M:r -
Gaynor will be' confined to bed
for • some time. until she ,gains= in
strength sufficiently •to •.'{indprg
a: thyroid •
operation.
Mr. and .IMrs Harvey :Hodgins
and family of Windsor--; have
taken over. the hom't'farm of'the
late Fred Hodgins on the Gravel;
Road a,mile•south•' Ki
nlough
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p To arrive home last Friday
1 evening and :find a very intimate'
girl' friend • from England at. her
front door was the delightful sur-
prise' awaiting Mrs. Jimmy Burns.
Mr. and Mrs. Burn. were • at
the show that evening and on ar-
rival borne found' Mr; and Mrs,
Lyrna. 'Grander of. Idaho, await-
4ng their return This
bride of eight:Months arrived in'
New 'York 'the' previous~Saturday,
where ,she• met her -husband, and
before leaving for Idaho; they der
• cided to motor; to'Lucknow, Mrs,
Grander was formerly Iris' Nixon'.
of Stoke: on -Trent, -'England; and
was ,a .very:intimate friend -.of,'
Mr..Burns., • The • foursorne : had:
"previously .ail met in England.
One can readily .imagine the joy
that 'was Mrs. Btirzi's• in meeting
someone from borne, and the
scores of .questions she asked her,
and forgot, to .ask, d'uring: their
week -end. visit which ended oz
Sunday. ' w h en Mr. 'and Mrs:.
Grund'e. r left for their home in
the 'States.'
Windsor to make her Borne with.
her.,daughter, Mrs. James Fowler.
INSTITUTE ' SPONSORED PLAT Lucky,, Miss W. McDonald;. Allen
DREW`'LARGE AUDIENCE' Kelcy, an artist, L. Sillick; •Ken
.tuckey" ;•Twist, Jack .'`McKague;
the 'bu.tler, .R:: McKague;, the maid,.
Miss 0: Grant, • the .'chauffeur,. C.:.
Thompson. '.; '
"Beacon Hill Billy",' • sponsored
by the Lucknow . Women's Insti-
tute, and presented ;by the 'Tees -
water Dramatic ' :'Society i n
Carnegier Hall on Fridayevening,;
drew a: lay a a rd Lice, which wak:
Well •entertained " by • this three
act comedy, .'that ,was exception
ally well enacted
Mrs. .Philip—Stewart—,----president
of the Institute, spoke briefly.
prior to the ,Curtain rising, :;ex
pressing` the appreciation of the
Institute; and explaining that:two
members of. the cast, Miss Ruth.
Arms ong, as''Elsa; and ':Jack' Mc
Kague, as, Itentucky-Twist, were
substituting in the unavbidat,le;,
'absence of the •regular 'members..
Both acquitted: themselves .in : 'a'
.commendable manner.
The "cast was as follows: Mrs.
Wipthrop-Beane; Miss • K. Sled;
Norris, her' son, R; Hyslop -;',Elsa;
her daughter, Miss; Ruth' Aran-.
Boron dill
Hll Fon -Oil °heiress,
Miss J: Thompson, : Winnie Mae,
a hillbilly, Miss L..,Meyer; •,Aunt
,Between., acts': the following.
ntimbe's were given,' male .quar-
tette, :Tack •MeKaguo;--Fihank Igen--
wick, Albert Worrall, Jim Mc=
Burney trumpet solo, Albert
Worrall; vocal. solo; Fran'k''Ren-
wick ,The pianist :was Mrs Grant
Sy, mons.
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Following 'the play, • Institute
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members served lurch to the.
players; .1
Leavbig London. • .t
Rev: ' • Duncan McTavish, a
Huron Township: native, who re;
signed' as pastor 'of 'Calvary lJr-
ited church in London a month.
ago;.; is to.. -be succeeded 'by Rev. y
L. C:' 'Lawson' of Aylmer. ,Rev.
McTavish is going _toSt.' Paul'S
Church, :St., ,Catharines. Besides.
London, his -prev ictus-:pastot a-tes
include .Port', Hope, Exeter Cre,d-
iton 'arid : Saletii: ,
> resbyterian Mission Band '
The ' therne of the meeting• of
:Monday. -afternoon -was "Musicr-
:'Psa1m.' 103 was recited .by Grace'
LH.uston a f te�c , which the-psainal
was_ sung Psalm : -1-50--was Teal
by Winn'ifred: Stewart Atalk ;was"
given by^ thel leader on "The king
s- who made4-mtisic24-•-and=-B bre ref=
=erences, ,. on `'musical instruments
were read by .Betty Durriin,. Boli -
b Reid. Jane Joh s . , . , .
ohnston.• " The story. • of, Handel
:was given by Gladys Milne :and.
Gladys"... Chin and ,the hymn
"Sweet`" Hosannas'; set to 1`; his
music, was •. then sung. The story
of Antonio ,..
Stradiva ius th
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world'sgreatest violin' maker •«bas
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mission study on' .Africa.. Lunch
-was served..
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.AGED GENTLEMAN DIES
The death of` Thomas' Wiggins
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.his
Occurat
edrr home in Ashfield.
on Saturday, in his 86th .year. The
for 41U E rra�service ',was e ' ' ''at his
late residence '' on : 'Monday with
interment in Dungannon cern
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etery,
.Prayer ' Meeting For,: Revival.
Frida ' evenin• at .3 'clock a
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prayer meeting' for R;evrial• wal'',
be held at the home of the 'Misses
Henderson, Havelock St.
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Scheme has been
approved by the OntarioGovernment, and Became
Effective
Effective` on and after May 1, 1946. Under this scheme,' all
buyers of hogs for processing ori for resale to processors; are_
required to ;comply. ;with the following regulation
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o buyerother than a pro'cessorshall buy hogs'
exec rundel the autliorii. ,a a bum � er..s licence;,•
Applicants for licences to buyhogs should .complete the
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in the business of 'a •buyer of hogs `under the Farm. Products' Marketing .Act, 1946, for
the °ieriod .from .April ,st, 1946 'to: March 31, 1947.;
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