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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-07-15, Page 7, • THURSDAY, JULY, 15th, 1943 - 433.Z.IMG1,5014 • a ` • , THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE SEVEN Lyceurn Theatre WINGHAM Thin's., Fri., Sat. July 15, 16, 17 SPECIAL The Pitrundouot Musical Contedy of All Time! * BING CROSBY * [toe HOPE * FRED MacMURRAY * FRANCHOT TONE *. RAY MILIAN() * VICTOR MOORE * DOROTHY LAMOUR * * PAULETTE GODDARD VERA ZORINA MARY MARTIN. *OicK"POwEp. * BETTY HUTTON * EDDIE BRACKEN * VERONICA *74M LADD *ROCHESTER • •"•,., 7 songs that'll soon have you whistling! ana many more of •r lavorAtes! ki A Porrount Picture ALSO' "SHORT SUBJECTS" MATINEE SATURDAY, AFTERNOON AT 2.30 P.M. Mon Tues WedJuly 19 20 21 CHARLES BOYER RITA HAYWORTH GINGER ROGERS *, *„ "Tales of Manhattan" A multi -starred production with ten stars in five stories. KINLOUGI1( 01.••••••••••••••••••• Congratulations of the entire community are extended to Mrs. John Cox who celebrated her 89th birthday on Friday last, July :9th. • • Mr. and Mrs. Pete Shoebottom., and Sheila returned to London -after spending :,the past week with Mr. arid Mrs, Karl Boyle. , Mrs. Hedley of near Kin- cardine visited the past week with her sister, Mrs. H. A. Gra- ham and also with Mrs. M. Mac-: . Miss Edna Jackson spent a coit")- . ple of days With. Miss Ethel BaP deriby.. Sapper Jack Hodgins returned •to' Stratford after a week's leave spent with .his parents here, Mr. and Mrs. James Hodgins and with Mrs. Hodgins and little John at Kincardine.- _ ' the High-Sehool •entrance examination, reports showed the names of four pupils from our school namely Doris and Jack Barr, Harold Guest and Don Bus - shell. 0 We congratulate ;these young folk and also their teacher, Miss Marion MacKay. ' • The Sr. Women's Auxiliary met ori Thursday. afternoon laSt at the home of Mrs: Wesley Boyle. The president, Mrs: Milton Walsh was in charge and opened the Meeting with the hymn a"Jesus •shall reign where'er, the Sun.'? • I O lesson. Prayers followed. Min.- utes;of the previous 'meeting mere read and approved. The roll call reSporidedto by :a verse of, scripture. The president on be- half of the ladies extended heart- leSt" Congratulations to Mrs. john Cox on the occasion of her 89th birthday: Mrs. "Cox then' present- ed a quilt to, the society which she had patched during the winr ter months. This was gratefully • ALSO "SHORT SUBJECT" acknowledged. As this was a de- • votional • meeting the Inembers • HELENS. - 0,• VacatiOn- and• theie will .be.no servicein 00 0 the United ehurch'next Sunday: Wilson repeived..a .cable ..from .her ,husband,. ,Pilo, Officer T. F. Wilson; telling of O his. safe arrival in Eritain.'.'. to the • Red Cross • quilting in. the .• community hall on Friday after noon. .. • . • . • ••• Miss Dorothy Webb came home • - fromToronto On Wednesday and on Friday underwent a successful • Operation' for the removal of her appendix in the Wing -ham. Hospi, tal., Pte. Hugh Rutherford .of Or-; rillia was a week -end visitor with' his parents, Mr. .and Mrs. Will Rutherford. Mrs. Gordon,lVicIntyre is a vis:- itor with Mr. and Mrs. McIntyre • at Paisley. . , . . a • . . HELD FAMILY REUNION' • i On Sunday a reunion: of the. family 'of, the:late 7Ir.. and' Mrs. - DaVid.Sprdule„ of Saratoga, Wes WaWanosh; was heldat the 'home Of gr. and Mrs. Howard Those . present were Cpl. John. Sproule -of Camp PetaWaWa, 'Ella. Young and. children, Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence Hoy .and'fainily of Goderich, Mr.' and Mrs: 'Wilfred. Sproule and 'family,: • and Alt. Ltokd. Sproule ,of Oshawa,. Mrs: Marie Rich and . Mr. and Mrs. Andrew. SprOule, of Detroit. A, distressing fact to • Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sproule is that incSe the riot down in Detroit,- two weeks agO, their son Donald,aged six- 'n,is missing. There is no proof of his having been in the riot and his parents knew he was anx- ious to join' the navY.The police are working on the case and .they hope to hear of him soar'. .• • - ELECIII Vote To O 44 .111,111r. • 0. • o, OFFICIAL Progressive Conservative CANDIDATE . , v -- • o took part with, suitable readings: Mrs. Honour who had served over twenty years ago' at Fort George on 'James •Bay where Rev. Howard Hamilton novo is station- ed told sOrne 'very touching stor- ies of 'the coming of Christianity to that place. Mr's: H. A. Graham 'moved a vote of thanks to Mrs. Honour for her splendid address. The meeting closed with the lit, any.. Lunch was served by* the hostes; • ,Mrs; M.. 'Pierson • of '1V1illartOri visited_during _the :week wither niece, Mrs. Bert McLean, Mrs. A. E. Haidenby •who is convalescing at theliorne PE her daughter Mrs. Harold Thompson, Kincardine, is making favorable progress. Mr.,Jimmie Hodgins of the Vill- age had several ribs broken on Monday when a car fell that 'he was repairing pinning him under- neath. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Stanler'arid family of Sarnia were home for the past week. 'Mr. A: E. Haldenby received .word of the death of his niece, at Santa Barbara, California in the person of Mrs. Levi Whalen, formerly Margaret Jane Gilmour who spent her _early life in this ,.community. • ' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bushell and Ronnie of London are holidaying, at the home of the latter's father Mr., J. B. Hodgkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Eckenswillet and Douglas of London were re- cent visitors with their parents, here. Friends from here attended the• funeral of' the. late Mrs, Witham Thornpson at the home of her brother, Mr: Fred Geddes' near Walkerton on Saturday afternoon. Miss Mildred. Pinnefl went to London Saturday where she, will Verict,__ a *Tic hot: . Mater, Miss Dorothy Pinnell. • • Mr. Cleve Hill of Sarnia spent the week -end at his home here. Mrs. SleSsor is enjoying a holiday with het daughter, .Mrs. O Gordon Mel3urney. ;•and Mr. Mc- Burney. at Sorithampton. AC.' Glen Pinnell, R.C.A.F., of Toronto spent the Week -end at his home' here. • , E.-1 McLean an the ho s et u relatives at •Southamptoat lio-ine- a-nd Forth Owners Share these 70 Millions Between April 1, 1935, and March 31, 1,9143, - direct financial benefits to municipal tax- payers from The Onario Liberal Government totalled $79,543,033.05. , Here are the Savings for Taxpayers of 8 r tta • • Municipal Subsidy $ 460,525.23• , King's Highways 0 ,. 758,082.00 County And Township Roads 322,515.50 Moths' Allowances 202 863 00 Old Age Pensions and PenSions of ' Blind 0 0 0 198,116.00 O Indigents in. Sanatoria 101,634.00 TOTAL $ 2,043;735.73 Every Elector in this riding hes a direct and vital interest in maintaining the Nixon Administration's policy of ever-increasing relief for municipalities froni-ifax-busrdens: . • . Keep Nixon attI.e WheI for Progress and Unity VOTE ‘L:IBER L AUG 4th ISSUED' BY THE ONTARIO LIBERAL AS,SOCIATION lElec For HURON -BRUCE A number from here took •in • the celebration at Wingham • on 'Monday. Mrs.. Maude* Webster of Sea - forth spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. John W. Colwell. Mr. andMrs. Jacob Eckenswil- ler were 0Sunday visitors ; with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Graham. .• „ PARAMOUNT • We extend our congratulations to Mt. and Mrs. Garnet Hamilton who. have recently been married. Mr. Carman Hamilton, who has been stationed at Simcoe, is now at Port Albert Air :Port: Miss E. HendersotiThas gone to Toronto .for the summer months. Mr. Oliver MacCharles is in With the theaSles. O Mrs. S. MacMahon of •Lucknow is visiting with .Mrs. James Mac- Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy vis- ited with their daughter, -Mrs. Walter Dexter and Mr. Dexter. The Women's Institute meeting Will be held at the home of Mrs. ICe on Wednesday, July 2ist. • Bessie Reavie of Toronto is spending the summer holidays With .her uncle and aunf, Mr. and Mrs. •.Grant MacDiarmid. Mr. 'and Mrs. Harold McIntosh. of Detroit, visited with Mrs. Jas. MacDonald. • •0 Mr. and Mrs. Robt. G. Hamil- ton, Alvin and LcirnieNisitecl miltIv • ..,Mt;• -and; Mr a o Mrs F e oo I fatriiIy of BeIgrave: last week -end. ZION The Monthly meeting of W.M.S. was held at Mrs., Geo: Hunter's with a fair attendance and with the- president in 'the chair. Mrs. Andrew Ritchie had charge of the program. Readings were given by- • Misses Elsie and Violet .Ritchie, Mrs. Edgar Ritchie, solO by. Mrs. Peter Cook, entitled "Love Lifted Me" was •well rendered. The meeting was closed with short prayers by Mrs. Geo.' Hunter, and Mrs. W. T. Gardner. • Mr. arid Mrs.- Gordan Kirkland and sons David and Donald spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and: Mrs. Lorne Woods, St. Helens. Mrs. Isaac Andrew' left -on Tuesday morning for Brockville. Where 'she will spend some time - visiting her niece, Miss Jessie Kilpalrick.,•• Quite a number from here at-: tended the Orange delebra0.on in. Wingham on Monday. • Mrs. Clifford, Menary, Lorna Hunter and John' Hunter have all been sick ,with measles. • ' • Mr,and ilease-and babe of. Port Albert were guests for a few days with Mr.' and Mrs. Ceeil Gardner. Miss Marion 'Gardner is assist- ing Mrs. ROA. Helm. • O • Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gardner, • Mr, and Mrs. Richard Gardner were guests of Mr, and Mrs. RObt. Hamilton, Wirighani, on Monday. last. •