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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-08-19, Page 3TIIURSDAY, AUGUST 19th, 1943 THE_..LUCKNOW SEbinNEL, L %CKNGW, ONT RIO' K I N,LOUGH. --r and Mrs. Elmer Armstrong and family returned to their home at 'St.' Catherines, - Mr. and Mrs.' Perry Hodgins was recent visitors with, friends at Jamestown. •• Visitors with Mr: and'Mrs: Fred • Hodgins during the ' week were. • 'Mr. and ' Mrs. George Margern,• ' Mr.. and „Mrs:- George..White and• , Mrs. Deckerson of Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. • Herman ..Care-. foot were. reeent visitors with • friends here; • , 8' ; ' Miss. Joan Elliott of,',London is holidaying, with herr sister, Mrs. Karl Boyle, A number from. '"here "atttended •i 'the, W.A.' meeting at the rectory, t Bervie. The guest 'speakers were Mis:. ,Edgar Rowe, deanery sec- ` retary Of Kincardine,. Mrs. Hon- our of Bervie, Rev. W. D. Davis of ' Owasso, 'Michigan and Arch deacon W. H.. Hartley .of Kin- cardine: - °Congratulations to. 1VIr. and Mrs. Allan Wall on the arrival of 'a baby girl.... • Betty • Gillespie and Jimmie Hodgins are visiting in St. Cath- arines.: 4 Mrs: Pierson visited during the week with Mrs.. McLean. Mrs. Frank',. .Cole , of .Lucknow spent a. day last •week. with Mrs. VVm. Pinnell:. ' 1VIrs. Wm: Holland and Jack visited with leer Cparen-ts,-Mr- -and Mrs.. Robt. McLeani • • Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert 'Hodgkin- son 'and Kenneth spent Sunday with South Kinloss friends: 'Mrs. Harold Thompson of Kin= cardine spent a few days with friends here. Mr, and Mrs. •A. Haldenby. and Mrs. Art Graham spent Saturday "at Kincardine. Mr. Bert McLean spentthe week=end at his home here. Mrs. A. Hodgins, Mrs.' Rudy Sieloff and Elroy. of Detroit are. visiting with,. relatives here. • Mr. and Mrs. Geo: Haldenby, Ethel and Marjory and Mr. and -•". Mrs.- Bell spent' Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mc- Guire., e Visitors with'Mr. and' Mrs. Al- lan Wall on Sunday were Mrs.' Wellington McKenzie, and family. pf Teeswater, Mr. Grant'Whel- arrd-; VIr and -Mrs:- Jafnes- Stan- ley and family, Mr, and Mrs. Meredith ,McGregor and family' of Kincardine. ' , • ,.-Glen Pinnell, R.C.A.F., Toron- to is with a mobile unit at Port Albert this week and :also holi- daying at home here. Mr..James Montgomery of Tor- onto-spent oronto-spent Sunday with his sis- ter, Mrs: John- Bushell and Mr. -Bushell'. Miss Mabel Bushell is enjoying. a week's holidays with her par-' •ents. Mr. and Mrs. •John Bushell. S7`. HELENS Mernbcrs of the ;Beef Ring please note that meat coupons .1 Nos: 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 should be handed in ore Thursday, Aug- ust 27t-la�„, • • • Miss Florence' Stuart of Evan- ston, I11.. is a guest of Misses M C. and W. D. Rutherford. Miss Jean Thorn who has spent the oast, few months in the Mari- time provinces spent the week- end at.her,horne here b ore leav- ing for Ncw York.. Bdr.. and, Mrs. Gordon Miller have returned from their wed- ding . trip, and are, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Taylor and Me, and Mrs. VA• I. Miller. All the ladies are invited' to the Red Cress quilting in the •hall on Friday afternoon. • Miss Rowna Urry of Toronto i spending hler vacation with Mr. ' and Mrs. Will Rutherford. • ' Gnr. H: L. Rutherford of the R.C.A., Orillia, is horne on farm leave for two Months. KINLOS'S CENTRE: Mrs. Ada Hodgins of Detroit is visiting,. her son Morris arid Mrs. Hodgins. . Mrs." NellieBeckerso of Wind- sor visited last •►week at the home. cif Mrs. James Valad. • Mrs. Thos. Roach of Lucknow spent a couple ofdays at her home 'on Concession 6. Misses Betty and Norma •Cas- idy of ..Cargill" are. visiting their - cousin, Miss . Helen Valad. ' • - • DON NYBROIO:K The W.M.S.' met on Thursday afternoon with an attendance of fifteen -During the afternoon two quilts ' were completed' for the Red .Cross. The president, Mrs'. Albert 'Ca'mpbell, offered her home for 'the September .meet- ing. . Sgt. and Mrs. Herman Chamney and fap ily of Windsor spent -1 -he week-end.at•the home 'Of his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Chamney. Tpr. Wilbur Barkley of Sask- atchewan, now • in training at Camp 'Borden,' was a recent vis- itor with' his •aunt, Mrs. Albert Campbell, ° Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Craig were London visitors a couple of. days last week. 1VIr.. and. Mrs. John 'Jefferson and family of Munroe spent•a day last week at the 'Jefferson home here. • Miss Gladys ,Jefferson; R.N.• ofi Toodstock is home for a . va- cation and Nursing Sister Olive Jefferson of .. Toronto spent the week -end at home. , Albert and Marie Fitzpatrick of Clinton are spending the holi- days' with their aunt, Mrs. ..John Hallahan.. . ZION: • Rev:. Ward of St. Helens will have charge of the church service on Sunday at 7.30 p,rn. • Mr. and . Mrs. Chester ' Hinton, Misses Ina, and Irene Hinton. of, Oakville, were visitors over the. week-erid with Zion friends. • Mr. and ' Mrs. George Hunter; ' /Ir. and Mrs. Will Hunter and ,Marlene • visited with Mr. ' and. Mrs. Wilfred Drennan of Crewe on Sunday. . T pr.'. Jimmy Hunter. of Camp PAGE TBRE1K . WH ITECH URCH Mr. and Mrs. Neil McCallum of Lucknow visited. on Sweday with Mr. and Mrs. RabertViowbray. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart of Win- nipeg are visiting with her sis- ter, Mrs. Ezra Wellw�ood and Mr Wellwood. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw of Toronto visited last week with her mother, Mrs, Jarr>:es ' McGregor. 1Vjvigs Ruby "Conn is visiting, .a few days this week with Mrs. Rhys Pollock at a cottage at Point; Clark. . Mrs.. C. Murray: and Mrs. Robt. Mowbray ,and. Miss Roberta Mow- bray are having, some holidays .this week of Miss' Henderson's ' est -A -While"' cottage near Kin- cardine. .Mrs. Cross and family of -Walk- erton visited last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mc- Lean. 1VIr.: and 1Vfrs' Elmer .Alton of Ashfield visited on Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. Joe. Tiffin.. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Kruger' of Detroit are visiting this week with her mother Mrs. David' Gil- lies. • 1 , ' Mrs. Eynon and three ' children •of London have moved ' into. Mr.. Herb Pettipieces house last week: Mr. ` Price' Scott, visited this week With. his daughter, Miss Velma. Scott of Preston and who is in the 'naval service. She is being transferred this week. -"- Mias Eileen Yeoman is visiting an Toronto this week., .• Mr. Frank Coulter is working with ,Mr. ' McDonald's threshing machine, of St. Helens.. The Young .t'eople of the Pres- byterian church took ; the service on Sunday, morning as Rev. A: H: Wilson is On his. holidays. 'Mrs. Dawson! Craig took the chair, hy`rnns' were sung,' Miss Annie Laidlaw read the .scripture les,- son,. es.son,. the meditation was taken. by, Mr, James Laidlaw "Making Life Complete" • and :Mrs.k Johnson Conn, gave the topic'``Loyalty and Courage", prayer was offered by Mrs. .Dawson Craig. They took the evening service at Calvin church also. . Mrs. Scholtz of Auburn is vis- iting this week with Mrs. Ezra Scholtz, • ° • Bor-derEspent the° x've kericl :at his, _. ,home ,here. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Young, Mr, .Allan • Young of Carlow vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred ' An`- derson on _Sunday .afternoon. Miss. Ada Webster, Miss Agnes Lindsay of Lucknow, Misses Ma- garet and • Nancy ..Grant of Lon-. don are, ;spending a few days with Mr. and' Mrs. Richard Gardner. Misses Elsie and Violet Ritchie are visiting with their sister, Mrs. Elmer Wall and '.Mr. Wall this week. Mrs. Will Helm spent• a few days in Toronto, last weep. Jiese clays, when ' tea must yield the utmost in flavour, quality is of supreme importance. Ask for., - ee MAFEKI NG. Mr. -W. B. Stothers .of London spent a few days at the old hol'ne after holidaying at Wasago• Beach. He returned to London on Sun- day. • Mrs. Jbs. Shaeltzer' of Amulet, Sask., visited at Milton Kilpat- rick's on Friday last.,. ' Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J. Anderson spent Sunday in Clinton with their daughter, Mrs. C. Pearse. and Mr. Pearse. Miss Phyllis Blake is -spending this week in London. Harvey ' Kilpatrick of ' Sarnia spent the week -end' with his liar - elate and sister." Mrs. Will Conn, Mr. and 'Mrs. Wallace. Conn :and `Kathleen Simpson'. 'of Langside visited •at. George ;Saunders on Sunday. • Guests over the week -end 'with Mr. ,arid Mrs. George Twamley were her.. brother Mr: Darrell Mc= Cann, Mr. &'Mrs: Chester Brown and Master Dean McCann ' of De- troit.' Mr. and.. Mrs. Herman. Philips andfamily visited with his moth- er, Mrs. Thos. 'Phillips of St. Hel- ens bn Sunday. ' Miss Ruth Schrriidt of Tavistock .visited over .the week -end with. her friend,Mary Horton. ' Mrs. Sarah Helm is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J. An- derson thiss week. • ' Mrs. Eddie Johnston and fam- ily of Blyth 'spent Sunday with Mr. and , Mrs. C. Hallam, Tom and Freddy returned home, after_ a holiday with 'friends.. ; Mrs:Herb Herb Curran returned on Sunday night after a pleasant visit in London. INJURIES that include a broken back, . which' he suffered while tryin"g to board a moving train, sent Allan Wilson of Kincardine to Kingston Hospital:in a critical: condition. He is a brother of Mrs, Grant Bannister, ' formerly of Lucknow and St. Helens. ` Heres the :New Easy Wiytp, , Healthful �am,�l Peals'' : `1NTQMEN everywhere 'acclaim "Eat -to - • Work -to-Win"*, authoritative new :booklet that takes' all the guesswork out of good nutrition. It's practical . time=saving ... easy to'use ! 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Please send me my FREE copy of"Eat-to-Work•to-Win". Name Address 1 1 1 1 .1. 1 1 1 1 1 N a r•®Wei1rralot lrYYetlest Week meumf! CREWE Mrs. Kenny Campbell and een •and • Lillian of.' Detroit' are ..spending the week with Mr. ohn Menary and .. other' ' friends' ` ere and at' Mafeking. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hunter and 1Vjarlene and: Mr. and Mrs. George Hunter ' of Zion spent,, Sunday' with Mr. and. Mrs. Wilfred Dren- nan. • Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Kilpatrick during the week were Mr. and Mrs. Fred -Finlay, ' and. sons Bruce and; warren' of Exeter, Mr. 'Harvey Tr-ele:aven ;and dau- ghter , Jean of Lucknow, ' Miss Richardson of;Seaforth, Mrs. 'S Treleaven and .Miss Kainne ' of Dungannon, Rev. , Isaiah and Mrs. Kilpatrick of Strathroy and Miss Margaret Kilpatrick of Toronto; Mrs. Sarah. Helm of St. Helens: Mrs. Helm is remaining for a few days longer, • Mr. and Mrs. .T.' • M. • Durnin spent Sunday with.. their aunt, Miss Letitia breaney at ' Dungan- non. Other guests with Miss. Dreaney were Mis§ .'Letitia Dur- nin of Fort' Frances, 'Mr. Tom'' Garrison and friend of the**. ,C. A., F.- at. London. • - • • Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hackett;' Mr.: and Mrs. Vernon Hunter,: Joanne and Murray of Lucicnow, Spent -Sunday with IVfr. and Mrs. Bert Treleaven, Mr. and Mrs: Jim Sherwood, Shirley and; n Norma- visited on Sunday with Mrs." Sherwood. and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew . Gaunt, St. Helens: • (Intended for last week) Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fines and Suzanne .of Toronto, spentthe week=end here and 'have- taken a cottage at ,Kintail. . • 'Messrs. Roy Culbert and Nor- man Rivett spent Saturday in London and Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Treleaven,, Ronald • , and • Gwendolyn'spent Sunday evening -T with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hackett, Belfast. Mrs. Lawrence Tremain • re- . turned to Toronto on Wednesday after ' spending a few days with her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Treleaven. M. and Mrs. Clifford Crozier and Joanne spent. Sunday • with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Maize. • Miss Lorainrie Drennan visited • in Toronto with her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence- Tremain. The annual Sundayschool pic- nic was held on Tuesday .after- noon on the river flat. An after- noon of races and softball was enjoyed concluding with a del- • icious picnic lunch. _. On Thursday afternoon '•the W. - M. S. held their girls' meeting at the home of Mrs. Edna Mc- Whinney with a good attendance. After devotional exercises taken by .the president, Shirley Sher-, wood gave a reading, followed by a • solo by Gwendolyn Treleaven and a reading ,by Sylvia Curran. Shirley & Norma Sherwood then sang a• duvet. Ruth . Curran and Gwendolyn Treleaven gave read- • in'gs. A temperance reading was given by Mrs. Benson Shackle- ton. Mrs; Treleaven gave a read- ing and Mrs. Kilpatrick led in. • prayer.