HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-03-23, Page 5TuvissDAY, MARCH 23rd, 1944. •
Lyceum Theatre
W I NGHAM
Thursday, Friday, Saturday •
MARCH 23, 24, IS
CHARLES COBURN
MARGU,ERITE CHAPMAN
,.: * in * :
KI#GDOM
FOR.. A A. COO.K
Charles' Coburn:' brings you an
evening ofhilarious comedy
in ' this story of life and its
problems.
Also •"Sh.ort Subjects"
'matinee .Sat. afternoon at 2.30
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
MARCH 27,. 28, 29
DOUBLE BILL
ELLEN DREW
ROBERT PRESTON
"Night. Plane
From Chungking"
AND
EDDLE ALBERT
ANNE SHIRL1EY
in
"Lady Bodyguard"
LANGSIDE
Mr.. and Mrs..George Harkness.
and family of 6th Con. Culross
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
George Harkness.
Mr: and Mr's. J. B. Morrison
and Jack were at the station at
Whitechurch on Wednesday: •t.iy
vvefcome their son Tom home
from overseas. -
Mrs. Wallace Conn and Elaine'
spent a few days last week with.
Mrs. Gordon Scott of Ripley.
Mr:,' and Mrs. Harold Johnston
and sons of Lucknow spent Sun-
day with her niother, Mrs. Wm.
Conn.
Miss, Elda and Billie Caslick of,
Culross visited recently with Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Cone,
Mrs. Peter Stan . and ' baby,
while visiting with her parents:
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Caskinette,
received word from her husband
in Kitchener that he had received
word to, :join the services. Mrs.
Stan and baby returned home at
once;
Miss Helen Barbour of Fordyce
spent a few days with .her grand-
parents, Mr: and Mrs. Herb Pet-
typiece.
Mr.'. and Mrs. .Russel 1 itchie•
and Mrs. R. Tiffin sport •Sunctav
with ' Mr. 'and Mts. Victor'. Ei1t"-
erson.
The Langside.-Red, Cross he•Icl
their quilting at ,the- home of
Mrs. Ivan, Conley on Tuesday
when quilts were quilted.
• While hauling ,one log to he
sawn on the sleigh to Lucknow.
when turning the corner at the
South Kinloss ch' ircb. .Mr..' Rus-
sell Ritchie had the- misfortune
to have one pof his team drop
dead. The animal had shown nn
signs . of sickness, until:. it. fell
down.
All the hockey fans from this
community were present for tb '
.game _ bast Fricliv.. eN'cning :end
all' say they wouldn't have mi .s-
ed the game for "anything •... ,
Miss Grace Richardson Tc:: •
water, spent the' week -end
• home here.'
Mr. and Mrs. 'Toi , •\'i;1r11.
family spent Sunday Neith
and Mrs: J. Richardson. -
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy . Simpson
and farnil,y spent Sunday: with
The ,Landow Sentinel, ,Lucknow, Ontario
MAFEKING 1 DUNGANNON
Mr. and Mrs Rich Kilpatrick ` Mrs. A. B. Pentland has, re -
and Douglas visited with Mrs.
George Brooks and Gordon on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Thos. J. Anderson is spen-
ding a few days at his daughter's
Mrs. Chas. Hodgins, Kinlough..
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnston
Spent theweek-end in Tbronto.
The W.M.S. held their meeting
at Mrs. Hor'ton's on Tuesday with
Mrs. George Twamley; president.
in --charge. Mrs. Rich. Kilpatrick
very ably gave the study chap-
ter. A Red Cross quilt was com-
pleted after. the meeting.
An event, of special interest in
thecommunity was •'a shower
held on Monday afternoon at the
home 'of Mrs. Jerry' Cranston . in
honor of Miss Willa Irvin; 'bride
elect 'of the Month. After an in-
teresting prograrn, in charge of
Mrs. 'Irvine. Henry little Dickie
Curran brought in a prettily dec-
orated ,wagon well laden with
useful and very lovely gifts and
presented them to the guest of
honor. Mrs. Eldon Irwin of God-
erich assisted her sister in open-
ing the gifts. Willa madea suit-
abel reply and invited the crowd
to her home to view. her. trous-
seau. 'A dainty lunch was served'
by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs.:- George Twamley
and 'Mrs. • J.' McCann were to
Toronto on Saturday. Mrs. Mc-
Cann' remained in the city for a
visit at her daughter's.
Mr. Wallace. Twamley, Misses
Hilda and Elva visited with NLS:
and. Mrs. Milton . Kilpatrick and
Verna on Sunday last.
Church service at Blake's at
7.30 next. Sunday evening.:.
WHITEGHURCH
ceived word fromher son, Flt.
Lieut. Benson Pentland overseas
that he has been promoted to the
rank of ' squadron leader.
. LAC. Jack Caesar is home on
furlough from Calgary.
Misr Harvey Bryans arrived
home from Goderich ' flospit al
last week.. b ,
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Lorne Popp 'and Ronald 'Cnis-
holm are h'orne with the :mumps.
• Paul C'a'esar who wasseriously
ill 'with spinal meningitis a few
weeks ago returned from- Wing -
ham ' Hospital ,last week and "is
able to sit up a little each day.
Mrs. Frank Savage and little
Son ,John R. of Ridgeway spent.
a few' days with Mrs. "Stinger.
Miss Christena . McMillan of
Goderich spent the • week -end
with Ellen Maize.
Sam Glazier of_ Guelph, a bro-•,
ther of Mrs. Harvey. Maize, is
still. in. Military Hospital at Lon-.
don 'and intends undergoing an-
other operation.
Mr. John Clubby who has .spent
the winter months with his dau-
ghter, Mrs. Norman Stewart of(
Lucknow returned home last Fri=1..
day.
Miss Wilson of Guelph is visit-
ing her aunt, Mrs. J. F. McLean.'
Pte. Thos. Morrison from over-
seas, also Mrs. Thos. Morrison;
and: little daughter Marlyn who
have spent the winter months, in.
Toronto returned home last We_d-
n ;day. He gets 30 days leave be-
fore reporting : elsewhere, They
held a: Social_ evening for. him
the InstitiJte hall on Tuesday of
this week.
James .McInnes' mother,
Mrs. Wrn. Roane 'of Teeswater
had an operation -in London hos.:
pital last week.
LAC. Donald Watt of near Ot-
tawa visited lastweek with his
sister, Mrs. Milan .'Moore.
The"Women's Institute •meeting
was held last Thursday after-
noon at the home of Mrs, J. G.
Gillespie with a good attendance'
considering it was so slippy. The
government speaker, Miss Vera
Bainbridge of Toronto was pres-
ent and spoke on "Our Food
Problems". • ,.
While playing on Monday "lit-
tle Richard Pollock, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Rhys Pollock cut his
face badly. He was taken to-
Win,•ham hospital, had an .anes-
thaelic and had stitches to close
it,� •wtien he was able to °.return
home again.
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PARAIVIOLJNT
LAC. R. J. McIntosh spent:, the
week -end with his parents, Mr.,
and. Mrs. Jack McIntosh.
A ':gathering • was held at. the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc-
Intnsh: in' honor of Eldon Buck-
ingham of the R. C. A. F.
Miss Margaret • Murray: ' is ill
in Wingham• 1-iospitaL •
Miss E. Cook,. R. N. of OWen
Sound returned to her' duties of-•
ter hnlidaying•with' hen parents,'
Mr. a,nd ' Mrs. A. Cook.
Tr: & Mrs. Oliver McCharl'es.
Ilan and: Donald' attended the
,Icrthda v party held ' for Mr. Gert:
1l.ncGillvray, '
ltt. and 'MI's. Grant McDiar•
r:t; ended the wedding anni-
r•;4!1'of Mr. and Mrs. A.
C'ui•tt c y ref Amberley.
',;ttl,., Jean Anne Richard is
;eend1ne, a, few days with her -
aunt. Mrs. MacDougall.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gibson of
r'lin•tnhh visited with Mr. Georg,"
Gibson. •
The 4th Ration Book walll be
distributed at Dungannon Public
Library on March 30th and 31st,
in charge of Mrs. Lorne. Ivers and
Mrs. J. ". M.: Reid.
A NATWE of. Kintail and wide-
ly
ide
ly know . in 'II-luron County, Wm.
T. Pellow passed ' away at his
home at Goderich on. March 12th.
He was . in his 71st year. Bill as
he was popularly known was
proprietor of the British Ex-
change Hotel for sixteen years.
For 12 years, he was hotel license
inspector for Huron County.
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Cash and Clothing
ANTED
For the Lucknow
Aid To RussiaJFund
Yui; re not asked .to, ;yet behind this fund but
to get into int with your donations as the ,i eed is
very: urgent—"fliousanels, Upon. thousands in Rus-
sia are' homeless and destitute.
Donations Received at Smith's- Garage
Or For : Your .Convenience They. May Be Left At
Shiell's Store, Anberley; Frank McLennan's
Lochalsh; Miller's, St. Helens; Br'own's,
Langside; Colwell's, Holyrpod. and
McLean's, . Kinlough.
Have you done your share in the Red Cross drive
FO. BILL CAMPBELL of Port
Elgin was one of the crew =which.
made a world's record trip from
Canada to India byair recent-
ly:. He : was previously in, the
news after his liberation from a
Vichy internment 'camp in. North
Africa.
ACTING ON instructions. of Kin-
cardine Council the police chief
has laid a charge against aiocal
merchant for serving a customers
20 minutes after the stipulated
closing hour on Saturday night
Try A Sentinel Want "Ad.
hen is a Dollar Not a Dollar?
When it won't buya dollar's worth of goods! For instance, compared to present-day
stcndords,your dollar of the :last war was worth, not a dollar . but sometimes
Iessthan O.. Housewives,,who went marketing in 1917, hod to part with
for o four -pound jar of ja m which you buy to -day for
set him back � then,as.compared to the
690
Dad's winter underwear
he could .buy .itfor to -day:
You get a lot more for your money NOW”@ ..“ because price ceilings and
i 1911 1944
other anti-inflationary measures have kept the value of your dollar H I GH I,
That's why it will pay you fp see that selfish spending ' never undermines
price control in Canada. Remember you protect your dollars worth when you
use your 'money wisely . when you -pay off debts •;.... refuse to buy
needless luxuries... give black markets owide berth .. and dont hook! goods.
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I promise to give my support to keeping the cost
of living down. 'I will buy only what I need. ,I
will observe the ceiling whether buying or sell-
ing goods or services. I will pay off old debts,
save for., the future, invest in Victory Bonds aid.
War Savings Certificates. And I will support
taxes which help lower the cost of living.
► 'Published by THE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTAR M ,-..
to help reveat the dangers that inflation represents for all the people i,t the jlation.
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