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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-12-16, Page 5• • 4, THURS„ DECEMBER 16th, 1943. The Lucknow Sentinel, Lucknow, Ontario Aktkailairkaa411\ Lyceum Theatre WI NGHAM Two Shows Saturday Night Thursday, Friday, Saturday • • December 16, 17, 18 PENNY SINGLETON LARRY SIIViiMS:,1 • ARTHUR LAKE * * 41 BLONDIE GOES TO COLLEGE" •The BumStead family in an- other of their, mad escapades. Also "Short Subjects" FREE CHILDREN'S Matinee this Saturday afternoon at 2.30 p.m. This matinee is for child- • ren only. Adults 'please note. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday December 20, 21, 22 HUMPHREY BOGART R YMOND MASSEY • "ACTION In The NORTH ATLANTIC" A Salutc to the Merchant Marine. Also 'Short Subject" net VOCCOCKWr • ASHFIELD NOTES Mr. arid Mr§. Will Hunter vis- • ited-Avith her sister Mrs. A. Cui- berf of Dungannon one day last week. • Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hogan and Mr, and. Mrs. Will Hogan spent' a few days With friends in Lon- don and Strathroy last week. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Menary of • Lucknow spent an evening with • Mr. and Mrs. Will Hunter. Mr. ynd Mrs. Bruce Holland of Clinton• attended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. -Gibson and spent the 'evening with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Peter ook. The friends and neighbors of Mrs. A. • Culbert extend their sympathy in the loss of her aged mother who passed 'away on Sun- day- morning 'at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A, Campbell of Amberley. MAFEKING Mr,. and Mrs..Richard Kilpat- rick and Douglas spent Satur- day with friends in Paisley. Mr. and Mrs. liet,f Brooine babe of Holyrood visited. her par:. ents mil Sunday. Mrs. C. Hallam's brother, Cpl. Ed Johnston, arrived home. safely in Blyth on Sunday evening from overseas. Relatives and friends are phased to welcome him home. - Mitric B Kite- of- Lueknotv :en- joyed a day at • her home last week. Louise Andrew celebrated her fifth. birthday on Saturday at the horne • of heir grandparents, Mr. arid Mrs.• Geo. An,drew in Luck - now. ,• •Mr. Thos. Pollock of Sask.' is visiting his niece, M,rs. Clifford Kilpatrick. Bertram Curran, S.13,A. of.Lon- don 'spent . the' week -end with his - parents. • Mrs. Robt., Johnston is ill at the home of her daughter,. Mrs. ,C; Hallam. • . • • PAGE FIVE BOIUNDARY EAST Mr. and tVtrs. Pharis Mathers and Carolyn spent Sunday at Mr. Cliff Hackett's. " Mr. and Mrs. a H. Carruthers visited at Mr. George Fisher's on Sunday. Mrs. Mary MacDonald is spen- ding this week with Mrs. Gillies and Jack. Miss Jean Forster has resumed her duties this week after being confined to her home'the- past: • week. withn. attac-.1Cof the- 'flu: Mr. and. Mrs. Miles .MaclVlillan spent Sunday at Mr. Pat IVIacMil-: lan's. ' " The people, of this community. take this opportunity of extend- ing their syrripathy to Mrs. Philip MacMillan and family ,in their recent bereavement: • Mrs. Jas. Forster received word on SundaYof' the <death of her cousin, Miss Mary MacDougall of Southampton. • . Mrs. Wm. MacKenzie called on Mrs. Wm. MacDonald on Thurs-, day afternoon. , • , Congratulations are due • Mr., Stuart Dawson who graduated as a flying offiCer. on Thursday last at Yorkton, Saskatchewan. We are glad to repOrt that Mr. Frank Miller ,came through his weration successfully on Satur- day. • Kintail. W. I. Packs Ditty Bags and Boxes To finance their work of pack- ing ditty bags for the sailors, and Christmas boxes for the boys in the service from the commun- ity, the Kintail Women's Insti- tute conducted a canvass .for funds, with considerable success. Eighteen ditty bags were pack- ed, and the work of packing Christmas boxes was not cam- ,41.eted when -this report was ret ceived.,•; , • Donations to the fund were as follows: Mrs. Colin • McGregpr $1.00; Mrs. Hugh MacKenzie .50; Mrs. Earl Howes .50; Mrs.. M. C. MacKenzie .25; Miss Annie Mac- Donald .50; Mrs. J:•, C. Webster .50; Mrs. Dave McKenzie • .50; David McKenzie $1.00; Mrs. W. L. • Francey •1.00; Mrs. Richard West .50; Mrs: James M. Bowler 1.00; . Miss Mary McLeod 1.60;. Mrs., Simpson 1.00; Mrs. Elwood Drennan .50; Mrs. Fred McGreg, or 1.00; Mrs. yofm. Johnston Jr. .50; Mrs. Diinc Maclntyre .50;. Mrs. Bill MacDonald 1.00; Mrs. Neil MacDonald .75; Mrs.' Jack McKay 1.00; Mike Courtney 1.00; • Dinnie Dalton .50; Mike Martin .50; Wilfred McCarthy .50; Thos. Drennan .50;°Arthur Dalton .50; Larry 'Wallace .50;. Con O'Keefe .50; Bernie LaPointe .50; John cuar.61_,Garter_anei_mtt_ •S. Dalton 1.00; Roy. eyers 1.00; Will 'Brown' of Walkerton and Mrs. Will Irwin and family were Sunday visitors with Mrs.. Httd- son and Greta. .The Bridge Club met at the lion% of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Coll- yer last Wednesday evening with Mrs: George Fisher and Mr., Hugh MacKenzie holding high scores. Mrs. Farish Moffatt thanked Mr. and Mrs. Collyer and Mr. and Mrs. McIntyre for the use of their home and the meeting closed • with God Save The king: AT THE- annual meeting of the Bruce County Holstein- Breeders' Club, Walter B. Walden was named president and Lorne B. Reid, secretary. • ST. HELEN'S Pte. Albert Lindsay of Fort Qu'Appelle who is stationed. at London was a weekrend visitor with his friend, Mr. Wm. MeQuil- lin, z/ The annual meeting of the Beef Ring will be held on Thursday night and meiri. bers aie,urged to attend. • Donnie, little son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gaunt is home after spending a few days ih the Wing - ham hospital.where he under- went, an- operatiOn. Any' contributions of jam, etc. for the blood .dono clinic should be left at the store or with 'Mrs. W. A. Miller before Saturday. All the ladies are urged to help in this project. 1.00; Mrs. T. S. Drennan .50;'Mrs: •W. Farrish .50; Mrs. L. Farrish 1.00; Mrs. Adam 'Johnston 1.00; Mrs. Elliott Sandy. .60; Ms. Gor- don Barger '.50; Miss' Mary Mac- Lean 1.00; Mrs. Robt. ,Nelsori 1.00-c_Mrs. Jim Little 1.00;. Mrs. Warring 1.00; Mrs. Ewart Jamieson .25,;, Mrs. EsSery .25; Mrs. Lewis Taylor 1.00; , Mrs. •Lloyd Robb 1.00-,' Mrs. K. ,Far- rish .50; Mrs. O'Laughlin .50; An- nie Bowler .50; Donald MacLean. 1.00; Mrs. E. Sennett .50; Mrs: F. Moran .50; Bob McDonald 1.00; Edwin Meyers .50; J. C. Dalton 1:00'; Jim Garvey .50; 'Ethel Aus- tin .50; M. O'Neil :25; Mrs. Geo. 1Drennan .50; Mrs. Wm. Drennan .50; Mrs. Alvin Collinson .50; T. J. Lannan 1.00; B. Murphy 1.00; Pat Murphy ---50; G. • Frayne--,.50; Clifton Austin .50; Mike Law .50; Bert Martin .50; Steve Martin .50; Cyril Austin .50; Pete Ans- tin '.5.0; Jim Wallace .50; Jerry O'Connor .50;, Jimmie O'Neil .50; Frank McCarthy .25; J ohnny, Gar- , vey 2.00; Tom Garvey L00; Bob Menary .75; Frank ..Austin .50; Edith Johnston, gifts; Mrs. Robt. Howard LOO; Mrs. P. Hogan .50; Mrs. M: Hogan .50; Mrs. Robert Scott 1,.00; Mrs. •'Joe Courtney Earl Mc-iona • .25; Hollie Cairci 1.00; Mrs.' John MacRae 1,60; Jack Cowan 2.00; Tena Buckingham 1.00; Mervin Avery .50; Mrs. Rhoad 1.00; 'Neil J. McKenzie 1.00; R. A. Grantr.35; Stuart Wil- y •5t1; Allan_ Grant_ l_._00; _Dime Cameron 1.00; Donald R. Mc- Kenzie .50; flax Barkwell 1.00; Murdo Matheson 2.00; Mrs. Jes- sie Smith 1.00; Roy' McKay 1.00; Mr, .Cowan and Elia Cowan 2.00; Dick West .50; Tom.Robb 2:00; Dave Johnston 1.50 Sam Gibson 2.00t Neil G. 'MacKenzie .1.00; Russ Bissett 1.00; Chas. Robb 1.00; Mrs. Bulleri Henry McKenzie 1.50; Reuben Wilson i.00. • .LOST IN MONTREAL Mrs. Wm. Hewat had a few anxious hours recently, when her son Bob was lost during the Santa Claus parade: in Montreal. ;Bob- bie himself wasn't so upset about it. The crowds were so great alorig the route of Santa's - arrival at a big Montreal store, tharichilth ren were' required to .stand/ -along, the curb,, and adults' "were kept' • back. When the parade /passed, so great Was the surge of people that it actually swept the child- ren away. By the time Mrs, .Hewat Iodated • her..daughter,„ Nancy Lou, Bobbie cAldnot he found. Aid of the police, and the' lost Children's department of the store was recruited -without result fctr. some time. Bobby in the mean- time had found his Way to the bus station at which they arriv- ed earlier that morninglrom Val- leyfield, and sat down to wait.. Friends from Valleyfield ;who ay. - rived at the depot at that time' saw Bobby, and when he was still there some time later, when they, returned, questioned , hin and found out he had lost his mother. The police were contact- • ed and soon Bobby was with his mother again. He had little com- ment other than he was hungry and lonely and that cousin Don- rrottrimhirri-. The quiltingl‘AljERgRrolupmet at the home of Mrs. Jack Bradley where the ladies quilted one quilt. Sympathy is extended. to Mr. Sam Gibson of the death of his mother, Mrs. George Gibson. Mr. and. Mrs. 'Richard Elliott of Holyrood,. Mr. and "Mrs: Wes Whytock, of Teeswater visited ret= • eently .with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Robb. • LAC; Eldon Bradley - of the 1.0AF. of Moncton, N. 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