HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-12-09, Page 5THURS., DECEMBER 9th, 1943
Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAM
Two Shows Saturday Night
Thursday, Friday, Saturday ••
December .9, .10,`'.11
STAN LAUREL
OLIVER IIARpY
* * in `' „ •
"A -HAUNTING
WE WILL GO"
The. antics of Laurel and
Hardy , are supported by
those of Dante, tie Mag-
ician.
Also "Short . Subjects"
Matinee Sat. afternoon at 2.30
Monday,.. Tuesday, Wednesday
December 13, 14, 15'
VIRGINIA WEIDLER
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Edward. Arnold & Guests
* in �x �;.
"THE YOUNGEST
PROFESSION"
An adolescent .comedy.
Also "Short Subjects"
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LANGSIDE. :
Miss Grace and Jim Richardson
and Mrs: Widdis spent Saturday
in Toronto:, .
• Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wall of
Culross . spent Wednesday.even-
,with' Mr. and. Mrs. Russell
Ritchie.
Miss . Pauline ;Becker of Tees -
water -spent the week -end with
her friend, . Miss Grace Richard-
son. °
Mr. and Mrs. John Reid. spent
Saturday in London..
Mrs. J� Hughes. and'her grand-
son, Bruce Hughes ,spent '.'Sui- -
day with Mr. and Mrs. John Rich-
ardson.
We are sorry to report Mrs:
Tom Hill to 'be confined to bed.
at present with a severe cold: '
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown and
Gertie spent • Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Clarke Johnson of 9th
Concession, East Wawanosh.
Mr. Jack Morrison spent last
week with friends. in Toronto.
Mr. Dave Moffat \of , the a _ C.
- A. F. returned to his camp in
Nova 'Scotia :after holidaying at
his home here.
The United W.M,S. met at the
home of Mrs. Torn Hill on Wed-
nesday last. '
Mr. and'Mrs. Sam Hutchison
and. granddaughter Dianne Tem-
- plenian ' of Wingham spe t: Sun-
day with the latter's sister, -Mrs.
Wm. Const.
Mr:- and Mrs: Russell' Ritchie
• spent Sunday -evening with Mt.
,and Mrs. Elsner Wall of Culross.
Mr. „Billie Caslick of Culross
spent Sunday wi.t4IlVfr. and • Mrs.
Tom Hill.
Mr.and Mrs.. Fred: and
Tiffin an
Mrs Victor Emerson speht' Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Mac-
Donald.
.The Langside 'school .is still
closed on account of so many con-
fined `to their hories with flu.
Mrs. Jim Harkness, Garry and
Jean spent a few -days last week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob .Reid.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, . LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
"THE RAMBLER»
Some few weeks ago it was our
pleasure to again. revisit the
Evangeline Country better known
as the great Annapolis Valley.
I had previously travelled thru•
the Valley via the rail route and
on,. another • occasion viewed the
same from a bomber during blos-
som time,- an account of which
.you read some time ago.
This last journey afforded an
oppor:trinity to- see the results .of
'the season's- activities which •are
of course centred around . the.
apple growing . indus;try. The
area :: from Windsor through to
Annapolis- Royal .is. where the
apple growing is concentrated..
One can drive for miles through
orchards. which are so close to'
the road you can reach out and
reach the branches • from. your
passing car. To add to the beauty
of the drive the road is far from
being straight. The course of the
journey is in one general : direc-
tion but' whether built as an
after thought or following some
Indian trail it sure wasn't de-
signed in• the interests of. econ-
orny.
The very heavy crops • which -
it was o:ur pleasure to ,feast our
eyes on, met with disaster the
day' following. A very severe
s • ,• passed �th e g1 _ li veY ,
heavy loss to the fruit growers.
This loss Might have been .sal-
vaged to some extent•had it not
been for the continuanceof wet
Intosh Reds. The other varieties
although true to type did not
have the familiar flavor.
The first town of Windsor is 'a
most aitractive and progressive
centre. The place has some very
Modern stores, very spacious arid
no where in my travels have I
seen. such brilliant store illum-
ination. The town is outstanding'
in the , Maritimes in, the field' all
store merchandising; Here they
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WITH' SUPPORTING SHORT SUBJECTS r .
eiNG A TWO-HOUR SHOW put on by the Army, Recruiting Cen-
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really have a modern
of how • to 'display goods:. The
residential districts. ,are: quite at,-
.tractive and.:well kept. Windsor
is an array town. thea; ,being a
camp :close : by .so if you have
friends located near • Windsor
my dear reader, they are located'
in one of the most attractive cen-
tres in Nova Scotia. -
Kentville is• still .another, pro-
gressive centre well kept and has
several , fruit packing houses
whichis characteristic of . all the
larger .centres in the Valley. This
town- is where Hon. Mr. Ilsley
had his beginning . and who's
home -coming once in. a while has
always been an .eventof, import-
ante, Cabinet timber seems :to
be an obsession among . the Nova
Scotian politicians. Hon. Mr. Mac-
1c1 -e€ -the-- Fa d on. r.
Ralston, minister of militia,- are
both Nova Scotians. •,
Berwick, Kingston, . Middleton
nd Bridgetown . are all towns
weather. for a period of a weekwith similar characteristics. One
after. thing which impresses .one plass-
The shortage -of labor with the i g through' this . district is the
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fruit growers was alleviated by ever prevalent well kept frame
the help derived from. the armed houses. Stone or brick are. a rar-
services. No doubtmany of Ilse itY• .The .last town in the Valley
which can be considered -as being
within the fruit growing belt is
Annapolis Royal On arrival
There, it is evident that we ' are.
on the, threshold of the great
French Canadian' section which
stretches from here to Yarmouth.'
Next week I shall endeavour to
bring you a. word picture of this.
quiet interesting section. .
"THE RAMBLER'..
ooys enjoyed the time out as well
as benefitting the farmers.
The ever universal appeal .of.
an apple as a delicacy was reas-
on enough for, us to sarnpl'e the
fruit as we passed through Many
familiar varieties were 'to be
found: However strange as . it
might seem the only true flavor
ed variety, on .Ontario standards.
was the universally popular Mac -
p
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At 8 o'clock sharp.,
SILVER COLLECTION AT THE DOOR:
Entire Proceeds For, Legion
Tobacco Fund' ;.
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I . Mr. - and ' Mrs. George Fitzsim-
mons of Arkona .spent a day `last
week with their daughter, Mrs.
Cecil Johnston . and . Mn Johnston,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton' Kilpatrick
and Verna visited on Friday evs
ening_at Mr. _A lam,_John- ston's- at
Curries Corner. -
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Mr. and Mrs. H. Caird of •'Kin-
tail spent 'Friday' evening with
Mr, and Mrs. Herb Curran:'
Mrs: George Twamley is re-
covering froman attack of flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Blundell
and babe of ,Goderich spent . the
week -end at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Irvin.
Mr. and. Mrs. Ernest Blake
Mrs. Annie Johnston spent
week -end at Watford with
and Mrs. Hiram Moff
The Women's •' Institute will
:meetat the he tme of Mrs. Wm.
kernpton on Wednesday, Decem.:
bet ,15th: Program committee,
Hamilton. Roll' call, Exchange
Mrs. Oliver McCharles and Vern"
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Christmas gifts. .
The 'Red Cross .nursingclass
has held several meetings in the
homes with 'Ada Stanley,:' R.N:, in
charge. The next meeting is to
be held at the home of Mrs. Jas.
MacDonald on Monday night, De-
cember 13th.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hodgins and
babe of Kinlough visited on'Sun-
day -with her parents. '
and Dr:. A. N. and Mrs: Atkinson
the and' Mrs. Broad of Goderich spent,
Mr. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Kilpatrick.
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