HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1946-05-08, Page 5w pNES.DAY, MAY 8th, 19.46
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,' 'LUCKNOW,
DOROTHY'. McGUIRE • GEORGE BRENT,
' ETHEL BARit,YM:ORE.:'
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:The Spira� . Staircas,e"
A period melodrama to.¢fast irate the most. discrimina
ting followers of mystery: stories.''.
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Show starts,.at: $, ppm.; Satuitday,at 7.45
No: M'ati:nee•This� Saturda. Aftern0on
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and.William* Wsi fht t. eased on a N Rty le naDatis. or,:xntn.ny
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LEMING Pianos: by SAM ZIMBAL1ST'. 'A Metro-Catl yyr-Mw Poeta:.
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here
ill be Two`
Show►s:` Each Night at 7:30,.:
p.m. and 9.30 p.m.
Mr: Warren Zinn, spent , -Sunday
in London:
Mr. and Mrs'Lorne Durnin and
-:sans-cif=IJn'len�-aspen t ---Thin; s-
clay' el/Ie ing ' with. Mr. and '1VMs.
14laiviri.Durnin. •
Mr; and Mrs.Clifford :Crozier
and Joanne visited on , Sunday
with ':friends in London.
The Crewe' W. A. are sponsor-
ing a play; „ "Good Gracious
Granfft a" T put .on by the ,Port.
Albeit 'dramatic society ' on •Fri-
clay evening, May 10th in Luck"-
novo town halt Musical' nun -fliers
6:etVveen• arts'.:Come andenjoy' a
good evenin'g's enter.tainrnent.
8:00'.p.n •Easte•r n. Standard. Tir ie.
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:Mrs. Beit spent, 'Treleaven 's a
y p , S t
urda with he?r cousin Mr
Wi'ggiris:
ONTARIO '
WAGES
MANY" PATI E:NTS,.
FROM THIS AREA,,
1$ 3. Percent Of Adtlitisstons
Wingharn, Hospital Are Frot
Lucknow, And District—Hospi-
tal Building Fund, Still Short
$14,000,
Figures are rather a,boring way
toy present a problem . but 'to get
a 'true picture of .the service that
is being rendered • by . Wingham
District General Hospital to
Lucknow. :and' lithe surrounding
territory, it is necessary to. quote
a few statistics; .
Last ` year (19.451 the hospital
'served'5.50 adult: Patients .and 162
new-bprn .babies, which•.makes. a
,grand,. total. 'of .71'1 'hospital ad -
1 r iissio1i .•'Lucknow patients tcitar-
1:ed.. 54,. adults arid' ..17 new-born
babies (.a .total of 71), or" 10 per-
cent of... the adrnissions .to .:the
hospital. Froth' Lucknow routes
Athere were'.48 adults and 11, new-
born': babies, (a , total of 59) or P$.3
percent; Thus••it, will be seen that
Lucknow' and district ;hada . total
of 130 admissions, or' 18.3 liercerit:
In 19;44 there "was very little,
difference in. the ',,percentage of
'admissions. Lucknow had 7 per
sent '-arci..�the,routes 10 _percent,-
-1-0• a:,:.lotal_pe.i centage.� of 1'7,
. In 1945'.,the " total. nuni,ber:; of
hospital days • amounted. to: '816.5
Thus It Can be assumed that Luck
•now `folly' spent .81:6 days in .the.
hospSittal lasts yearand-Lucknow
14gnd691day_ district'` peophe, '.'combined,
Thi. nu==.bei' of nos l -days=
has increased from,*4993: •in 1942••
to 8.165 in 1945 1946 is well ahead
of -last year, there, being. 54 more
,patients: up'.,to the'. end. of April:.
To• meet.; the deiiiand in 'his
district. for hospitalization; slight
y over 100;000 '.is being sperit
to' have. Wingham- District liospr=
tal • as, fine :and' modern' as any
hos.R tal'_in'Ontario:.:In fact `some
of, the e , appointments in: 'the neW
1„
:bu loin g,, Which Will_ Opened
•aboixt Jirly, exceed even .the cif
hospitals
$14;000: ,More Required : •'
Miss Marion; MacDonald ntisic
supervisor, and , Mrs. Durnin are
•to be congratulated' on the splen-
did success.. of . the •pupils f om
this, school.. at the d usic: festival.
held in Goderidh: the past week:
Mr. andL 1VI;s Andrew 'Gaunt
and Murray of Sty: Helens visited
With Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sherwobd
ti
on Sunday:',
resa
1875
Xterian' church in Cana
1 ' -YEARS
194..6
875-"1` ,
he se•�veral• branches'of. the.' . resbyteri<an
communion united . to form the Presbyter
lau , Church in Canada - a single of f ecti' e`
uproclamti
n
><nstr merit for the.� -proclamation of the
Ref
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ormed Church ,witness to the •Gospel' of
Jesus Chr><st` .�
To
date .$86,000 0.0 has been ,raised
toward this .'4pioject as; ::follows:
Huron County? -G -o roil ---$25;400---
Town ` of Wingham: 15,000
Province' of Ontario 10,000
.H.owick . Touvnship. ^ :'1,000;
Turnberry Township 1,000
Morris, Township , r : 500
:West' :Wawanosh Twp 300
Brussels., .300:
Wingham sttbscriptions : 33,000
KINLCQIJC
Mrs. Peter Murray who has
spent the winter with her daugh-
ter, Miss ,Margaret Murray at
Montreal, returned home during
the week and. is visiting with lVi,
and Mrs, Alphonse 1Vlurray..
Miss May Boyle .attended, tlae•.
annual" meeting of the Women's
Auxiliary held at London •Wed-
nesday and Thursday.. of . last.
Week;
Mr,' Glen Pinnell of ,Windsor
is spending _a. while with his par-
ents, Mr. "and Mrs. Wm. :Pinnell.
Mrs,. William Waif spent Wed
nesduy ., in .Loudon with Mr. .and
Mrs,•' Allan; Wall. •
Presented With Signet Ring
' The:; Wornen's Institute met: ori;
Thursday afternoon at;•:the :home.'
of 'Mrs. James' :Hodgins .With a
good •a' cndance.' The ;president;
Mrs. ' Tom Hodgins, had chargeof
the meeting which opened with.
the singing' of ''the Ode 'and re-
peating the.'Lord'.s .prayer in Uni-
son., The secretary read: the :cor•.
respondence`' and business was
dealt with,. The . district meeting
will be" held' in Tiverton on June
,18th. , At the, dance.: sponsored by
the W,I; dur.ing"the'week-another
of Our servicemen;' Edbert Bushell
was prese4ted.-w_tt1T:a_gold signet=
ri-rrg�-;1VIrs--�Erne$t, �Acker-t favo'red.
with :a solo; Miss .May Boyle:'read:
a poen and .Miss Then McBride
gave, , the topic , :on ;;trees arid',
"shrubs Mrs.;'Jim Boyle, Mrs, -Jack
odgins, �Mra Archie' 'e Arlan
and Mrs: Albert 'Thompson were
._cosen..,;.judges'for .the lemon pre
•carates -,-Pies went to' Mrs .T.o ..
Harris and,Mrs Frank Thompson:
The roll call. -was .answered with
the beauties : ,of� a : farmer's ; wife.
The National anthem ' closed the
meeting and lunch was served 1
,the hostess and `;cominittee' 'in.
clarge: Mrs. Thomas Harris is the
'June, hostess
*i.;,. -i ussell,' Dobson of Windsor
visited:.:.: over:' the ;week -wird with'
Mr,.• Wm Dobso anid:' Mr: .•n.
Mrs .:Wm Pinnell:;
r:.' and rs. im ,ow er. ,o
Windsor motored here :Saturday'
for her mother,,•Mrs. Susan -•,Hod
gins, who returned . to Windsor;
with them
HongresL_Mrs Fred:-H.odgms
• ,The Ped' cross ladies gathered.
n. i i is
o . Friday evening .at, the>;home``of
Mrs. W: J :�MaceLan' to honor. our.
faithful :: president; . Mrs..; `Fred
w �awil1 _be'making her
home elsewhere: Mrs; . Milton
Walsh :presided. and the following
program: was given Blest;be'the;
tie. that: binds,. reading, . Doris.
Barr, duet, Mrs: Alf Haldenby
and May oy e, guitar• Solo;'1Gfi s::`
Jaynes. Hodge;°reading Mrs .W:,
MacLean;, solo,'__ 1VIi1di eci., Pinne11
reading, ,Mr�s;,,Bert' MacLean. Mrs..
W: J. MacLean, read a; suitable
address to Mrs; Hodgins '.express='
ing deep 'r.egret 'in losing' her from
the 'Red Cross' :and; the comrnun'
icy.. She was J presented with, a
beautiful Scoffield : bible :, in'` ap-.
pi oaati•on ,of•- le -r faithful erviee-
Mrs:- Ho'dgins.' rplied' fittingly, and
XTHE,
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IUCKNQV1
To nice Wednesday►
DOUBLE BILL 0PROGRAM
Thi Strange Mr. Gregory'
EDMUND LOWE
and
Lonesome Trail
JIMMY WAKFLY
FR I, '. S�#T &MON:
COUNTER, ATTACK
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Starr'nng .
PAUL MUNI
This magnificent; story is:
•adopted from; : the Broadway
stage success' •"Counter. At-
tack".
_.lack of K>:r-icardine -Sp nt•;Suinday
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'with 'Mr. and :Mrs. B Obert
Lean. •
"`The. Anglican Sunday School ;' .'
re opened;on _Sunday:last „for the'
summer months: with ,a, rally ser-.
vice,',Mrs..„ ('Rev.) ; Owen gave a
very. interesting'and instructive
irl 'i -alk to; tti,eeh-iid erin-orn thet-e t -
"Ye are the light • of the world,
a. nuriiber: of; the •litt10 pries taking
part,. �lVirs. Har'old' Iialdenby favi,,.
cared with a beautiful solo, .'"My.
Little :•Prayer"
Total, ,., $86,000'
An oppor,turlity for the' people
of-Lncknbw- arid -district to hac1C
this great district enterprisejs at
hand. $14,000 at• least•. still' hhas to:
e. subs. 4bcel l-laz--nQw--t-o-'2-assist
this worthy ", cause.. •
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RETIRING' 1'I9DERATOR'
BC•ANNIVER'SARY PREA, HER
a
Anniversary. -services in_L.uck-�
noW, Presbyterian'Churcli will be
,held on ,Sunday,., May 12th, when
Itie '.'_Peter _A • Dunn,
'of St: Paul' s''Church•, :Hamilton;
w it bete iii est- s '.eake'r i} at- oth. b
se•i ieeS..'Re�'. Dunn is the irxi-
me:diate :past moderator ot the.
.'S;yriodt of Hamilton and `'London,
w on gr• ati�-n-is
and the Lucknow vcg eg o
fortunate in having,the. opporstunT
xtv to laca �l�i-i1% this--arrnlvera---
sitry occasion. "*
. Special music will be furnished
choir assisted'b:.y Mrs. :T:
y �the'ch r
A: Leishmati and Mr; Lloyd .Ste-
wait, •
An Open nieetirig of. the: Sunday
'School will precede the morning
service at 10 o'cldclz; • at whieli
Dr. Dunn will speak,,•and when.
certificates' will . be 'presented to
'mem'bers hof the Sunday School.
1946.=.. _
It is of the' mercyof or God that the
Church, so formed more than seventyyears
u
' y
,ag o has enctuired to this clay,; and that the
� r"
Gospel of: the' sale tion : of men', by ,grace
alone'. is heard in our
Published,in the interest of the Presbyterian Advance' for
Christ Anil Peace Thankoffering, and publication dtidr
authorized. •
It is a)vays so easy; -to see
throiigh' people, who: make spect-=
rclos of themselves;
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a11' joined .in -the 1iymn `Wh t a.
friend we have in 9esit? ". Mrs: I
-Wes Guest conducted two con-
tests and. ,lunch -was. served ' and
a.' pleasant chat was enjoyed.
Miss Calyni:"M Buil `,y�of Km
enidine. visitt#d, Over the week -end'
with. her ai:int, Mrs. B.ei t Mae-
Lean: d.
.Mrs. Arthur'Graham.spent.the
week end with • Kincardine
Mr. and Mrs. Ha.rvey.Hodgins,
Glen and • Kenneth'' rrioved on
Tuesday to 'beside 'on"their farm
here: We welcome.::them to our
co'xntnunity
r ' 1VIi 5 H A. Graham spent,
Thtir'sda;ywits her daughter llWeS.,
M.' Johnstone' and My.. jo' nstot e
at Listowel.."' '
Miss Ellen , 1VreBride and ' the
pupilsf S S. leo ,2 went to West•-
ford r Arbor Day to. join the°
teacher ;a4t' ,;riuils there for an
kfte;r'nor ,' ; e "incl sports,'
Mr. a - '.,,,. lInland and
'R n :
Little Leonard Stanley, 2 -year‘,.:
old son.__ofland - Mrs: Ezra
Stanley, hadhe'. :misfortune' on
Sunday afternoon to fall . through',
a • trap door • .in 'the bar. n arid'fall
down.. into ' the' stable, fracturiin " A -
his hip:: The -little lad was rushed''
to the:'local:hospital and ;on
'day, was removed to :: the "Sick
Childr,en's. Hospital, Tbrontoi: -We
all wish him a speedy',' recovery.
Mr. ' and-. Mrs: ,Ben Scott W and•
fari-rily of '.:Purple : Grove visited
':Sunday with Mr „:and :Mrs. Alex
• Don't let one disastrous fire wipe
.out-the'results of years- o(lah�ur
•Let us study your property, estimates:.
the protection you need,,and write
a Pilot Insurance Policy to give
you adequate protection.
We'write .Pilot Insurance'to cover
selected risks u Automobile, Filre,
Personal; Property Floater, Burg-
lary, Plate Glass, Public Liability
" and other general insurance,
P. S. STEWARTLUCKNOW,
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