The Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-03-16, Page 5THURSDAY, MARC!! 16th, 1941
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THEk "MARINES"
A tory' of' the leatherneck,s
filmed :in technicolour. ' '••Y
Also "Short Subjects"
Matinee Sat. 'afternoon at 2.30
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
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"Heaven. Can .Wait
A family study, 18$7-1942.
Also "Short Subject"
The Lucknow . Sentinel, Lucknow, Ontario
DUNGANNON.
(Intended for last week)
Vie are sorry to report the ser-
ious illness Of Mrs. Hugh Thomp-
son on the 6th Con. of West Wa-'
wanosh. ' • •
Miss Bernice B1!ake, B.A., Oil
Springs continuation school spent
the week -end . with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Blake.,
Mr. Will Reed and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason McAllister spent the
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PAGUE FIVE
WHITECHURCH
BORN—In Wingham Genet -al,'
Hospital on .March 6th. to Mr 'arc -t
Mrs. Waiter James.. (nee.- Ruth
Moore), •a son. •
Pte. Frorn.e who -is stationed -at
Kingston, spent . the -week-end
with Mrs. Frorne'.and 'little dau-
ghter here. •
Miss Agnes Wilson, R.N. of
Toronto -General Hospital,'and
w.eek�.end in Toronto.Miss Merle Wilson, R.N. of ing-
Mr.. George. Moore who °has 'ham hospital, also their mother
spent the. last' two months .in mil
itar,y hospital, Londpxi, is now at
the' 1iome' of • his ,parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robt..1VLoore and,'does • not
seen • much •,•improved. • a
• Mr. W. H; : -McClure returned
frorn. spending a-- week visiting
his' 'daughter, Mrs. Alfrea. Hef:
ford„ Toi onto. ,.. .
Pte.° }Irvine Eedy , of Hamiitori
'spent the N;veek-end with his'par,,
ents, Mr.' and Mrs. H. J. L. Eedy.
Miss Flora Durnin,' hone -econ-
omist coach, is spending the next
two weeks at Oweri Sound
Mr. and°Mrs. John .D.urnin and
children {{lof Ebenezer spent Sun-
day. -with Mr; .and .Mrs.. Victor
Errington.•
LANGSIDE NORTH
The Y. P. $: social.' Was held
at the. home of- Mr: and Mrs. Fait
Moffat on 'Monday -evening:
the,' absence of the president
1Viiss. Grace Richardson took the
• chair:,, George Moffat: had ' c4iarge
• of the: devotional part and. gave
'a splendid paper on- '.`Sacrifices".
Mrs: Witdis and Winnif.rcd Don-,
aldson . had charge' of the 'garnes
and,'contests. .Lunch Was , served
and a. social. time spent.:
Mrs. James. \Olson Sr. of Wing
ham spent the week -end with the•
tatter's son ':1VIr..Jamcts 'Wilson
and Mrs. Wilson,''of here.
Mr. Angus Mowbray of Wood-
stock, spent. the' .week. -end with"
his parents, M'r. and Mrs. Robeia
Mowbray.: '
Wren Velr°na , Scott , of St.: Hya-
cinthe; Quebec, is . visiting this
week with her •"father,' .Mr., Price
Scott and"her aunt, Mrs. Murray:
- • Mr•. Aldiri Purdon is taking
treatment at London, -for ear
trouble: '
Mr. and Mrs. Rhys Pollock vis-
ited on Sunday. with Mr., & lairs.
Stanley Pymn of Y.ucknow. -
Master Bob .. Eynon visited 'on
Mrs. A. B. Ft.r:tlan J returnedSaturday with''Master Carl Mc -
last week after spending the past. C.lenaghan,
month with her- daughter, Mrs., •Mr: and Mrs. , Harr, T•ichborne
Ernest Pritchard, Toronto. of God.etich visited' on Monday
Master Delmer Maize enter--, 'with her: mother; ' Mrs. David
tai.ned a number'" :.,f 'his young Kennedy.:
•
friends at his home on Saturday Pte, Orton Grain of.Woodstoc:.
the .occasion. being his seventhand Mrs. Grain of 'Winglram
birthday: • spent a two-week.,fut•lough With
Mr. J. C.' Alton of Clinton. his parents, M-r.'and Mrs: Lancd
Business college' spent . the week- Grain and other relatives..
end. at his parent's home. Mr. °'& The Women's •Institute .held a
Mrs, 'Chas. ' Alto.'n. • euchre and dance. in the Ir slit -
,Mrs. Frank Glenn spent a few ute -hall last Friday evening with
days visiting her sister, Mrs, 'MC- 10 tables playing. ,Highest scot-
O1•illin. (nee Myrtle Cook), Tor ers were Mr. Rhys Pollock and
Onto. • Mrs. Dustan, Beecroft and 'the
lowest were Mr: Russel Pui,do-n
Mrs. J. J. Ryan entertained the and •Mr•s. Rhys Pollock. Lunch
W. M. S. of the United church
was served and music for danc-
on Friday afternoon.' Mrs, M. J. ing was.supplied by Messrs: Jahn
Reed, the president :opened • the- Gaunt, Robeirt. Mowbray, Chas:
mee.ting..Owing to the absence of, �Jlartin Mrs Ezra Scholtz Mrs. John Blake,. the worship
period was taken by Mrs. Arthur
l lliott. Mrs. " E11iott read the.
,criptere• lesson. M'rs. Reed gave
4 voluntary' prayer. It , was re-
ported 'that„$4.50 • was . sent to
headquarters which was the col-
lections from the World's Day of •
prayer Service. It was moved by
lett -and: seconded -by -
Mrs. J. Finnigan ' that April 5th'
would be the date for -the.. next.
meeting and quarterly tea: ” Miss
Wellwood, a returned missionary
from China, is to be invited to
give , an address on the Sunnday
following Easter. Sunday. Mrs. J:
Finnigan gave a reading .on the
temperance' movement in Rus..
sia. Miss Elliott was 'appointed
friendship secretary to - .succeed The minutes of the last regular
Mrs.. C. Alton. Mrs. J. McWhin- meeting of .January 10th were
nes read a• paper on Dr'• adopted as read.
McClure's activities'- - in China. B _law No. 1, 1944 .was amen
Mrs . Ryan 'read the IV chapter. dedyby appoi{�ting Denzil Stat -
of the study •book and a short
discussion followed.
. 1h'1r. Ivan -'Conley and iV1r•. Tom
• ' Mof fat : were, the .Red Cross col-
lectors in - this community.' ' .
-- Miss 11 aA;e Donaldson:. is._vis�i
infr at- h'cr• borne here.
Mr., and.. Mrs..Williatn McKen-•.
Tic entertained'' a 'few' friends on
Tuesday- evening.'
•
Mr. F..G. Moffat and Mr. Dan
T. McKinnon. are `attending the.
Und 'rWcitet•s' • Firs Association
convention in Tefronto this week.
-• Since January .28tri the• lact.ies
of the communi,ty have'sewed six
ladies skirts and four blouses for
the sewing einvener of the Red.
Cross.
ASHFIELD NOTES
Mr. and Mrs.' Les Ritchie spent
an evening - last aveek with Mr.
and Mrs. Jake , Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs: Peter Cook and
children 'visited with Mr and
Mrs.'Sam heed oil Sunday.
•
Mr. Denis Hagan of Toronto
spent Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs.
' M, 'Hogan. Miss IrencoHogan -r. -
turned 'to ' the city with him
where she intends to visit .for a
while. •
• Mr. & Mrs. -Edgar Ritchie- vis-
ited .with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Helm on Monday. -
Miss . Margaret' Hogan and Miss
Wilma Gaynor spent Monday of •
ternoon with Mrs. M. Hogan.
'Mr. Elsner Culbert spent th'
ayeek-end With his parents. El-
sner, 'who has• -been trliining with
the Navy for the past. 3 monttvp,
has been transferred to London.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Menaey tf
Lticknow. spent The week -era 1
with Mr. and Mrs. J. Hunter.
Mr.. Lennard Ritchie of 11.)1y -
rood -spent Suneiay With' .1.11S ]sia
•ent`. •
'sympathy
Vic • extend our t.
``quil.'
'Mk.,. „F.�tcl Swim who has
recently' received the sad view e't-
the,death of her aged rnother'Whcr
resided at Wiarton.
-• Mr.' ft Brown. -01. si 2..e �. til�c
a few days with hc'r sister, Mrs.
Cordon Ritchie last Week.
and
others NLrs. Dustan Beeci•oft's 'John Bennett, Part Albert,
group:made a quilt .and sold tic-. Saturday evening. ,
kets On it. Little Richard, Poi- Mr.- and Mrs. Bensori..'Shackle-
ton were and,
London :on Friday
Mr. and' Mrs. Matt. Shackleton
spent the ,past two weeks in Lan-
don where Mr. Shackleton hau
an -operation at Victoria ,Hospital,
We are glad to know he is .feel
MAKE YOUR VOLUNTARY RED' CROSS.
r DONATIONS
Donations Received Saturday Afternoon And
Evening at the Bell Telephone Office
AT `OTHER TIMES leave donations at
.10
McKimt's Drug Store.
d
Make Your Donation This Week and Save - The
Canvassers.,.a Call.
Do It Now.. . . The Need Is Great
CANADIAN
RED CROSS
CREWE
Mr. and 'Mrs, Roy 'Atkinson 'fyf
Sarnia visited recently with Mr.
and Mrs. S: J. Kilpatrick. ,
Mrs. Raymond Finnigan, Ches-
ter arid„ Louise spent Sunday,
with "'friends near Belgrave.
Mr. and Mr's, Jim Curran and
Dickie';arid Mr. and Mrs, • Lloyd'
Hunter of: Wawanosh -called•••-on
Mr • and Mrs, Jack Curran an'
Sunday.
• Mr. and Mrs.•' T.' ,1Vh ' Durnin
were' guests • of ' Mr., and Mrs.
lock drew .the. ticket and Mr. Jas.
Conley. was.•the -lucky winner.
Pte. Tom - Morrison who. •has
"been overseas :for. the ,past two'
years has arrived -in T-oronto
whe ce' his wife is, spending the . ,
'� .._ � in rnu'ch` better.
winter and expects to return hEr� g
in the near future.. We' welcome
-him' home. '
COUNCIL: MINUTES
KIiNLOSS • TOWNSHIP
Council" .met in the hall ' on
February, 7,' 1944 asPer adjoUr•n-
ment. All members present:
The annual meeting of share-
holders
hare-holders of. the Goderich Rural
Tr lephone • Co. was ' held at the
•office- on Thursday, March ' 3 -rd.
A Staccessful year was repotted
and the officers and directors are
President, Mr. Clarence Dustow;
vice, president, Mr. Win. Cran-
ston; manager, Mr. Jas. McWhin-
ney; directors, Mr. J. • Park, l3ur-
ton Roach; secretary, Mrs. Lorne
.avers; chief operator, Miss 'Cora
Finnigan; lineman, Mr: Jack Mc-
Gee: auditq} s, Mr. Will Stewart.
T. M. Dufhin. ` The number of
phones in use at the : end '•of the
year totalled - 516.
ZION
Mrs. Ernest . Gardner spent the
weack-end with Mrs. .Jas. Gard-.
ti r, Lucknow.
Mr. Graydon Ritchie is a'ssisf-
cliV Mr. Henry Gardner cut wood.
Miss Mable . Johnson' and Mas-'
tr•r"Bert-Howse fr.f.Lucknow..w.e '..
\'•i'r'k -end visitors with .Mr.. art41
Mr -z.• Sidney Gardner.
Mrs. Mary McAuley of Ripley
,visit—rd Sunday with Mr. and •Mi -s.
Fr'uik Ritchie. •
Mr..and• Mrs.,Will Ritchie were
in G xlerich on Mondav, 1.►;:t
prnclti�g •tfif' clay vcit# -Mr. -,dict
Mrs; Papernick.
•
ters livestoCIE valuator in place -
of Mark Johnston,, >+esignied,• and
Clifford Johnstonpound •iceeper
in place of Albert�:'Thompson.
A grant . of $10.00 .was given
the, Salvation Ari iy. ,'
•
R. McQuillin ". was 'paid: $20.0 0
as
,wolf bounty,.
The auditors report, nn the
treasurer's, booksof ttie year 1943
was accepted and the tteasure'r
authorized to have three copies
of the report typed. '
• The collector's • time for the re-
turn . of: the tax roll was extend-
ed to March 20, 1944.. Counciliur'
MacKenzie was appointed coun-
cil delegate : to the Good Roads
convention, 1116 road supe. also
authorized to attend.. .
The clerk was 'instructed to
call for .tenders for the'crushing
and trucking of the gravel re
.quires for the year 1.944. .
Council adjourned to meet a-
gain on • Monday, .March 20, , 1944.
Cheques, issued Municipal
World, 8 subscriptions, $8.00; 1.
R. Lane, reg: L': •1171, arid 11, 1943,
7'.75; Salvation Army, grant, SS10;
R. McQuillin, wolf bounty, 20.00:
Johnston, Conn, au•itor, 25.00; J.
RI Lane, postage and . telephoie,'
4.00. x .
Highway cheque \--- Pay. Roll
-No. 2, _$60.90. .
J. R. LANE. Clerk.
•
(Intended 'for 'last week)
Mrs, T. H. Culbert .spent the
past week with friends at Clin-
ton and .attended the funeral of.
her uncle,. the late Wm., Marshall,
. Miss Violet Culbert'. ho spent:
the past four years with Mrs.
Chas. Robb, has secured work at
Sky Harbor 'airport.
Miss. Mabel Reid received, the'
sad news of the death of her
cousin, Mrs. McIntosh which oc-
curred at Toronto on • Friday.
Order Bray Chicks now,, and be
. "lucky" when egg prices climb -
next Fall. ,See me, or .phone me.
right away. Personal- attention.
prompt •delivery.
FINLAYSOI1 BROS.
:PARAMOUNT
A' Red 'Cross quilting was h:.?a
at the home of Mrs. Wm. Kemp --
ton. • , ••- " -
Harvey Brooks and R. M.cKer--
zie.__have., been collecting for 1!
Red Cross. -
•Melvin Raynard: of Goderict
called on friends; here'- last week
Mrs. • •Jas.. MacDonald who' has
spent a couple of months with
her , daughtter, •• Mrs, :Frank.. Kings
has ' returned'hprne. •
Mr. and. Mrs., Lorne Hamilton.
and• son of Hamilton spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Hamilton. ' • •' .
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. 'Hamilton
and .Lorne visited 'with Mr: and
Mrs. Jack McCharles on Sunday.
ERIN GO BRAUGH.
The Third Annual St. Patrick's Night
NCE
In The Carnegie Hall-.
Lt'CKN'OW
r�iday March,. 1
e
7
Under Auspices Of
Lucknow Branch of the Canadian Legion
DOOR PRIZE '
Old Time & Modern Dancing
MacKenzie's' Orchestra
General Admission .--- 50c
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16. in, Con'tume Prices
Fancy Irish Costume $5.00 and $3.00
Comic Irish. Costume ---• $5.00 and $3.00,
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