The Lucknow Sentinel, 1946-06-12, Page 5WEDNESDAY, JUNE. 12th/. ,1946.
Lyceum. Theatre
WI NGHAM
•
Show starts, regularly at 8 p.m,
_,'Saturday_at 7 45piu_,•
T
Changes in • time wilt be noted
Thursday,, Friday, Saturday
JU' E &13,. •.14,
ROBERT "BENCHLEY
IANETTE; PARKS
in. — ' a
<"SNAFU"
A humorous comedy of a fam-
ily attempting to adjust itself
to a returned servicenian._•
'f' Matic ee Saturday . at».2.30 p.in.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
JUNE 17' 18, -19
DOUBLE BILL''
VIAS.• COBURN
JOAN BENNETT:,
Col Effin` han 's'Raid
g ,�
A • righteous.;eecentrie turns his
fire ' •on the maehinations of
local; politicians::•'
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A
MARSHA `HUNT
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For
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• vie
lot of fun in the slapstick
manner.•
Mrs; Orville : Tiffin, Mr.: • and,
Mrs. Joe. Tiff•il Jr.and Joan, ids
-Thos.. Morrison, Mar -lin and Jiin-
mie and Mrs. Victor Emerson at-
tended n
ded the MaeInriPs: Falconer--
.' wedding which %washeld at the
home of »Mr..:John .Falconer 'of
':Wingham on Saturday'whe
n ' 7B
•: relatives: were • .present
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WHITECHURCH
Miss. olive Terriff, R.N,, is
nursing Mrs. W.. 'Robinson of
Lucknow. ' '
Mr. aril Mrs W. J. Coulter and
Miss. Flora coulter of Kitchener'.
spent' S'ut?day with Mr, and Mrs.
Mac Boss;
- Mr. rtita,TIMCri4or, teacher of
near Flesherton, .sperit_t e We
elcz
dn'WV '-_}-ins parents, Mr, • and`
•:Mi s. p.un'can: McGregor.
Mr, and. Mrs faa olci }?olloek
and family of >!ordwich, Mr•.'and
Mrs. •Russeall Gaunt andfamily,
also Mr. ,Beth Gaunt . of Galt,
.spent Sunday witt .M'r,•iarid Mrs,
Gorge .'McCleiyaghan.�'
•;Mi•, Carman. Fart'•
ier and .Miss
Winnif edr l+ ai rier�., R teachers of
•Toronto, sPcnt the week -.end• with
their parents, Mr, and Mrs. W.
R. Farrier, •.
Mrs. Payne of Saskatchewan is
visiting at t•h'e home of her; uncle,
Mr.. Joe Tiffin, Sr. and other .rel -1
atives.
The United 'church held :.suc-
'cessful anniversary »serViceson
Sunday with ' their mriniste.r, Rev
Mr.. .Newton preaching to large
een re
g gatrons. The choir .render
ed special music: :.
Mr'
anMrs °•
d, Harry � Moss n
near London spent Sunday With
her. parents, .Mt.. and Mrs.; Ben
McClenaghari
Mrs. Hui'rr . ,
p:hrey_ andMiss Lila
Humphrey, 'Mr. and Mrs.. Peter
Campbell` of St Helens, also Mis
Isabel' Fox of: • Kincardine Spent
Sunday with the •latter's. mother,
Mrs. A. Fox. Mrs.' McKay and
Miss 011ie MVtc(ii11 sof Blyth also
visited there,•:
rs
M Wrn:•
.. Ci aw�
i'or d'• and :he
On; Mr.. and Mrs.. Bert ,CraWford,
also Mr.. and'»':Mrs. 'James Jofhr-
on Of Port Albert. spent Sun. ay,.
i•'. ar?d MTs L
•
on, and ,at the home of,:Mr. and
Mrs VV R-arrrer:.' h
Mr.' and Mrs ;, >�,lwood Barbour
•
and family of'•Fordyce spent Sun;
'clay with his'sister, rs,' Ben Mc:
era
an
arid.
M.M"'
. �-r. cGlenag}3air=
• ••Mr. and Mrs:. Fred Tiffin •and
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MISS
Canada's Prire: Minister
Sets Leadership record
Leader of the .Liberal Party: in
Canada since August 7th, 1919,
;The, Right Honourable
W'x L..
c!enzie Xing added further
distinction, to; his_Political. career:
win on Monday he °entered
Upon.' his 20th. year .as Prime Min
istei of _Canada This is- a longer
period of time than, the head'
of any other'',government in. the
• world, today has: held similar of-
fico .
:MacKenzie King `was. • born at
Berlin, •.now''Kitehener,u.' Ontario,
an pecem•her 17, ,1874, the.eldest.
son jar .. John `King and ' Isabe`
Grace Mackenzie (King)'.
Jlis: mother's father,. Williarn
'f�yon • Ma'cke:nzie, was the" first"
mayor of Toronto (1834).'In,1837-
38 Mackenzie ;led `the strig'gle for.
responsible government in Upper
Canada (noW'Ontario); His'fath-
er's . father 'was °a - rneniber of a
r egirnent of Rtoy'a1 Horse. Art ll
ery In. the Rebellion of 1837, he
fought .
g with Her Majesty s troops
against Mackenzie:
His • mothe
r.I
sabelGrace Mac-
kenzie,. was .the ,``rebel" leader'S.
youngest 'daughter.`'She was born
after the rebellion •wh•ile.:.M
acken-
zre:: was living in exile in' the U'
ited • States; n
His father• John'
, King,..was a
barrister' and solicitor, and' for. 20
years a lecturer- in.:Os oo`'
g , • Hall
Law sch-,001;--Toronto i•.
•Early Studies
Mackenzie •King 4s an honor,
rt
g
grad ae• u . n Political •Sconce of
Toronto:,.: University, He further
pursued his studies
'flea]
Science in universities in'., .t h e
trite
•
vard) and abrpad Iis early aim
.ad:4been an_academic 'career, butt
the manner in' •which . he : fitted
himself 'for his, profession proved
in the end ,to ';have'prepared the•
wayfor• has enter•ing_•the�:.larger
field of public :Service. offered by
'the - Government of Canada. ,
- Inl
90.8; at - the• -age--of :34; 'Mac--•
ke i
nz e
Kr,0
''r
esr n `
ed from: m
gthe
Civil Ser.;enter polities He
ran
as' Liberal. candidate in
the constituency .of North Water-
loo `(in Which he had .been. born),
arid:was elected to tie'Houser. of
Mrs. Reuben 'Tiffin and Mi and'
Mrs. Russell "Ritchie- .of Langside,
als `•
o. Miss' Lila.,
Em °
erson '
andiVlas-
.
ter Eldon Emerson' spent. Sunday
'with wi Mr.arid n
d1Vlr'
s. Victor' Emer=
•son.
TI+
p'If you are a young'Woman: sixteen years
or over' and wish a position'that will pay
good ` wages In •. pleasant surroundings'
,in a good town ri _ •
• Wte to ..
▪ ..:MOONE`
Post Office .:Box 351, Kincardine, Ontario.
SING A 1!i AR
'Music By.. .
GEORGE' .JOHNSON'
and His 9 -Piece Ex -Navy. Band
Dancing 9.30 tc 1.00
Admission '50c
•
.Commons..In this same year, Mr..
K-rig--�is-ited-°Ind-ia-amd-ire'gotrated•:
on , behalf of the Canadian.:. Gov
ernment,'2 an agreement: between
the governments "of India :.and
Canada, restricting immigration
from India to Canada. He was a
representative. 'of' the Govern-;
Tent' of Canada on the Internat
iorial dpiuln ..Commission Which
met in Shanghai, China, 1908..He-
latex• visited»Japan
In 1909 he was appointed; Min -
?sten of Labor i•n the 'government
of SiL Wilfred. Laurier ,
At the 'elections in 191;1,• Sir
Wilfred.' ; Laurier'•s government
was', , defeated 'on' the. .issue 'Of
reciprocity in trade with, the
jJnited States:: `Mi K'ing was de-_
feated. • in»North • •;Waterloo. He'
then became for a time the 'head
orthe information office. of •the,:
it rty' vn4ty”--arierecliltdr� o cls,
niorithly- pUbllea€ion•,• -also. fair 'a
time the president of the Ontario
Reform A,ssoclation.
•Follow.ing the death of Sir
fre'd,'Laurier •in .1919,: Mr. King•
Was, leaden of :the• Liberal
party at a national:•'convention
held :in Ottawa.'
Became Prime Minister in 1921
,In 1921 the Liberal party .won
a 'majority of seas • in, the House
of;. Coinmons and Mr, ''Xing .be•
came ' 1'r ime Minister -ani ., office
which he ,has,,held far more 'than •
19 out. •off the past 25 years',' He
himself :represented North. York,,
Ontario, fr9in 1921 std 1925;, chis
is • the same a constituency which
his grandfather; Wm. Lyon ac
'ken'rie• first • represented in .1828,:
From 1928 to 1945 Mr.''•I(ing rep
resent.6d' Prince . Albert, Saskateh-
NATION HONORS
HIM.
c.
Rt; ;Hon.' W. V. MacKenzie King
whose.' record-breaking • .,political
• career has:. been dedicated to
building Canada as:: a_ nation; •
etan'.�=He now represents Glen-
garry, Ontario: �..
It iso. interesting to ; note that
when h•is administration. was re-
turned to'. power. in :1935, it won
what ,up ;until then was the•.larg
apo itieal -h s
tory of Canada, but even this, .
record was. exceeded by the 'maj-:
ority his':: administration received
at then general 'elections. in 1940..
His
administration was again re-
•
,
to power at. the 'general
election ,in June.1945 •
Regardless; ' of one's : party ;a f-
filiations;,none.:can- deny. but thiat
Mr, King's political_life, has been
above reproach, and his untiring,
efforts dedicated to the burldng
of, Canada, as'.a nation.. :
PLAYING AT THE
REX THE;
LUCKN
d -ante
• •-a•
x
ednesda °
`PAN- AkiERI(A _•''
It's; , really sWeh show, • m
. w
ecce. not . kidding.
Itis alive With Romance,
loaded with • • Rhythm
,• lavish 'with Stars—
, Terry;'Audrey. Lorg,'.
Robert Berichley, Eve Arden,
Ernest • Truex, Isabelita; :also'
famous stars down Latin Arra;
erica , w. ay, ; Rosario and . Ant-
onio, Miquelito Valdes, . Chin-
ita Nariri ,
FR�I, SAS :&
DONALD O'CONNOR.•
P
EG Y'
RYAN
AN
—in=
t.t
-Patrick--T.he • 'Great"
Playing .NEXT WEDNESDAY`•
:East' Side' Kids, in:
"LIVE WIRES".
also
"DRIFTIN„NG ALON „ • '
Jinuny•
Wakeley ey.'
1111
114
COMING
Pat O'Brian, .' Carole Landis
. "SECRET, COMMAND"'
used upon a Saturday Evg..
` os s ory :. an • ;; . gst :•: selling
novel by . John Hawkint:••and'
ar a:wkns. '
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Coining ins Technicolor
"A SONG • TOREMEMB _"
A Hug
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A,
hu
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stu
r e
o
n
mea
su
rin
g 6 ca
ted
on. • ordersfrom ,
Ottaa
rafeet`3t c1es•e and weighing 108having been taken out
of'season,
lbs.: was dragged from the . Sau-; but not before.
some ;1;50.0 .:_per ,.:::_
geen
River
near,a
r Walkerton a kerton -last sons saw. it on display in:_an ice
week. The big fish.. ;was: - confis- pack in the -Walkerton 'Arena.;
FIRE,
SURA
,ucknow, Ontario.`
CASUALTY, ` ALrTOMOBILE
ow. Representing All Coinpanies�
Formerly Served By The
Geo. H. Smith Agency.
waste butter -fat every milking—.
eat up profits in . costly repairs --
are
epairs—are' slow hard to run . = difficult to keep . clean
`Viking" (ream Separators
skim to a ••mere trace; " are built to stand lon
continuous service; cost practically nothing
. or.•• repairs; are easy to run and clean:
L' OCAL
••�A'CxTNTi-
soraon H. Stewart, Dungannon:
Telephone 1.1 4$'
Repairs To All. r: " ' Of ` 1VYachines
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