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The, Lucknow Sentinel; Lucknow, Ontario
THURSDAY, JUNE 22nd, ..1944
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NORTH .CULROSS
There was a quilting at Mrs.
Jos. L. Wall's, Con. 14, on Tues -
Mr. and Mrs. Will Haldenby
and family attended the , Scott
reunion at Mr. 'Wes Guest's farrn
home. Over one . hundred and
sixty-five of the. clan registered
for 1944
c • WHITECILURCH
Mrs. Roy Patten of. St. Georges
spent the week -end with ,her
Mother, Mrs...A 'ox.
Mr. David . Kennedy . who has
been visiting his 'mother, Mrs.
David ' Kennedy Sr., returned
hoagie to Victoria, B:C. on Mon
Quite a number from- here at-
_tended the memorial and decora-
tion service at South Kinloss on
Sunday in honor of our soldiers
who passed away -in the last war.
Quite. a number from here .at-
tended .. the anniversary services.
at Langside when Rev. Mr. Cram
of. Teeswater preached. The choir
rendered special music, with a
male choir consisting of members
of Langside; Calvin . .and White-
church. taking part in ,the even-
ing.
Mrs. Cecil Froome and little.
daughter Jean spent the 'week-
end at . London with her husband
Pte. Cecil Froome and they .also
visited at St Thomas: '
Mr. and Mrsv Harry Tichborne,,
and Mr. and Mrs. John Reid of
Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan:
Kennedy of Wingham, Mrs. Dun-
can McDonald and Mrs. Donald
McDonald of St. .Helens, 'Mr. Da-
-vitt' Kennedy of'Nletotia °'-B. > C.
Mr. Peter Kennedy Sr. -and . Miss
Annie Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs.
George. Kennedy .and .family of
this community visited on Thurs-
day evening with Mr. and• Mrs.
Lorne, Durnin of: St., Helens.
. The Federation of Agriculture
had a social evening Kiri the In-
stitute hall Friday evening with
a good • attendance., A short pro-
.gram was given and an address
was given on. Bangs disease by.
Dr. Campbell of Hensall. The rest
of the eveningwas spent in tan-,
ring with muse supplied by Wal-
lace Conn, Eddie Waddel and Al-
ex ' Robertson . accompanied by
Mrs. Garnet Farrier as pianist
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tibor=ie
and Mr. and Mrs. John Rem of
Goderieln attended the memorial
and decoration . sc..rrrice at .Luck -
now on Sunday and alo ar:-"-ted
Mr. Reid's sister, • Mrs. James Mi-
Intosh and 'Mr. 'McIntosh of near
-Langside.
Mr. Mac Thompson who signed
up with the Navy, was home with
his .parents and sisters for the
week -end. His brother Lloyd is
in the Navy for some time.,
Mis. Herb Carter and fr►ily
visited at "Glen Douglas" Mon-
day. Herb is with the Invasion
.Army.
KINLOUGH
Mrs, Howard Thompson will
be hostess to the Girls Auxiliary
ori Saturday afternoon.
Miss . May Boyle is spending
this week with Wren Iona Terry.
at the, home: of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. K. H. Terry, Belleville.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Eckenswil-
ler and . Douglas of London are',
holidaying with their parents
here.
Canon W. 'A. Townshend, Mrs,
Townshend, Bobby and. Nancy
Belle of London visited during
the week with Mr. and \Mrs. Karl
Boyle. .
;Mrs. : Bolander of . Toronto .is'
• holidaying,.. with• Mrs. W. JF ,Mc--
Leari
Mrs.Jane Percy Of Tiverton
is '.visiting with Mr: and Mrs Alf
Haldenby.
AC2. Glen Pinnell M Toronto,
Mrs, Pinnell and Bobby of Wind
!.
sor are" visiting with Mr. and
MO.. Wm. Pinnell.
Little Helen Schumacher of
Culross spent the week -end with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Wall: .
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Frank Thompson, Con:. 10, on the
arrival' of a baby. girl.
The tenth annual reunion of
the descendents of the late Hugh
Scott was held on Saturday after-
noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Guest. There were around
200 presentand the afternoon
was spent 'in a ball game and
amusement for young and old
after which' all:. gathered on the
lawn and partook of a bountiful
nicnic, lunch which was' followed
by -the election of officers: hon=.
orary pres., Mr. Wm. Wall, Sr.;
oast pres.,' Messrs. Wm. Scott,
Ben Scott, John Nesbitt; ,pies:,
Mr.Wilfred Campbell; vice pres.,
Mr George Haldenby, sec.-treas.,
Mrs John'' 1VICra'yden.. Tv'V'o- min-
utes 'silence was observed in
memory of Marlene, infant dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wall.
Some from here attended the
Memorial ,Service held at :Smith
Kinloss on Sfinda3r after noon.
The Presbyterian ' service here
was held in She evening,
On Sunday afternoon at the
Anglican church a service of
baptism ,was held. Those bantiz-
ed were Shirley May, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Hill and
Donna Ethel. ,dauehte'r of Mr. 4
Mrs. Howard Haldenby: '
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haldenby,
Westfield., have received' word
that their a ralat or , PO- Fred
Halderiby' i reported , missing
Snecessfll Normal Students
Stratford Normal School l re-
sults list the following subeerssful:
students from this district: Mar-
garet Marion Cameron, K:4 Rip-
ley; Elva Louise Coulter. R. '5.
Wingham; Eileen Dorothea lrl-
liott, R. 2 Ripley; Glen Herbert
Emerson,- R: 3 . Ripley; • Helen
Margaret Howatt; R. 1 Auburn;
Helen Margaret Orr, Lucknow;
Gwendolyn A. Robb, R. 3 Luck -
now; Dorothy Isabel Tigert,. R. 1
Port Albert.*
THE TIME IS NOW, WHEN
COCCIDIOSIS .Takes Its Toll
..-__.IN_-C141CKENS -&--TURKEY-PPOULTS
THE SYMPTOMS ARE bloody droppings, crowding, wings
down, pale heads and very thirsty due to loss of blood
and increased temperature.
Thee will be a district Orange
parade tr$ the Anil;son church
a 7Ati k free Sunday. July 2nd
at o , E7e:^Y rhe is cordially
it :-ited Do attire ..
Mrs- Arthur P`nillitS and babe
are a-isitirgg vvith Mr.( and Mrs.
John Lane.
13ra Was: Maleolrn who return -
ed home . from China recently, is
visiting at -the home of his bro-
ther, Mr. Rs bt. 3hal�nlrn
The Presbyterian SS picnic
will be . held on Saturday, June
24t} at. Mr. Wesley Guests home,
Mr: and Mrs. Oscar Hodgins
and family of Lucknow spent
Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hodgins.
THRONG GREETS NOTED
GUESTS AT SEAFORTH
From widespread parts, in
'Western Ontario, a throng, est-
imated,' at from ten- to tvjely
thousand persons, converged on
Se-it—of-err-last viediiesdsy"tt greet
the Governor-General the Earl
of Athlone and his charming
wife, Her Rdyal Highness Prin-
cess Alice.
Their visit to Seaforth was on
the occasion of the Huron Coun-
ty Federation of Agriculture pic-
nic. and ,field . da. ..wh ch: Pas...an.
outstanding success . in eacet'y 'de -
WE RECOMMEND THIS TREATMENT:
Use -"HEWS" as directed, even at two weeks of age.
Vr. ,Ke r -t'fy . o tL.`ner ale-' !rot g.stlnal ektamosr in the
mash for five days.
On the , sixth day put one cup of molasses to each .gallon
of water for two days.
Once a month use Hews and Poultry Conditioner and In-
testinal Cleanser to avoid . range paralysis in the fall.
Lorne Matienion, 'phone 77-w
FOR RE 50 acres for pasture.
Apply to. mas G. Gaunt, R. 5,
Lucknow.
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FORA F., --Fry.
Fr & Wood Ha
Mo 5 foot -cu in good shape:
Irvine Henry, R Lucknow.,
HOUSE FOR :SALE. in Lucknow,
6-room,'kitchen attached, wired,
town water, Apply at Sentinel
Office. ` ,, ,
L =in Lucknow on Saturday,
a ca eo broach:` Reward • offered.
'Fin please 'leave at . Sentinel,
Of e.
HOUSE FOR SA
frame house, in g
3'a
acre of ground.
J. J. Wilson at.
ery or . to Bea
548 Elizabeth, St
Seven -room
repair,and
pply to Mrs.
yman's Bak -
Armstrong,
ndon.
ENJOY LIFE! Get fast relief
from indigestion; artburn, ,sour.
stomach, dyspepsi with pleasant,
tasteless Wilder' tomach Po*-
der. AlsOrin tabllst Aprm. 50c and
$1 at TAYLOR'S' DRUGSTORE.
TEACHER. WANTED 'for S.S. No.
3; Kinloss Township: State qual-
ifications nd salary expected. P.
A. MURK AY, " secretary, . R.R. 1,
Holyrood. •
TENDERS
TENDERS—WANTED for fifteen
cords of :16 -inch dry. hardwood,
to be delivered at . S.S. No. 5,
Kinloss; Township by September
1st, ,1944. Tenders will be receiv-
ed by, the:undersigned to July
10th.. 1.944.. ,. ........_.. .....;.... _ .
HARVEY HOUSTON,. '
RR..3, Holyrood.
COMING EVENTS
DANCING AT. PARAMOUNT
Every Friday evening; Car-
ruthers' popular orchestra. Door
prize.
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES '
Will be held in St. "Peter's.
(Anglican Ch
Sunday, June
at 11 a.m. an
evening servi
ed by Venj
Hartley of
cordially" n
c
Lucknow, on
h . with services
7.30 p.m. The
will be conduct
ble Archdeacon
ardine. You are
oto attendi
ited
. Notice To Creditors
All :persons having claims ' a-
p,a inst the Estate of James H.
Reid, late of the. Township of
Huron in the County of Bruce,
Retired Lumberman, deceased,
who died on or about the Twenty-
fourth day of April A.D. '.1944,.
are' hereby notified •to deliver or
rend to- Edith ,,Lowe, R,R. No. 3,
Lucknow,.' Ontario, or A. P. Ste-
wart, Lucknow, Ontario, Execu-
tors of the Will of the said James
II. Reid. on or before t}le, 15th
day of July A.D. 1944, full par-
ticulars of their claims :in writ-
ing.
And further take not -ice that"I
after the said 15th day of July
A.D., 1944 the assets of the said
estate will be distributed among
the parties entitled thereto hav-
ing regard only to claims of
which. the Executors •shall then
have had notice.
e ( Dated at Lucknow, Ontario, this
20th day of June A.D. 1944.
'Edith '.owe
R.R. No. 3, Lucknow, On'
A. P. Stewart -
Lucknow, Ontario.
VISIT PAL/WE GARD N - For-
mosa, one of the loveli: , spots
in the entire district.. ideal
place for 'tamilry or grou . icnies;
boating, playground e • ui • ment.
For rates apply to P . lip' Ober,
meyer, Formosa, Ontario.
CARD OF T
I
wish to thank `Jth,
Fire 'Co. for the lovel
pen which : I rece,ived.,
Jim Hamilt
s
uckp.ow
fountain
m them:•
.C.A.F:
Notice To Creditors
All persons having claims a-
gainst the estate of William. Arm
strong, rate of the City of Lon -
•don, in the County of Middlesex,
and Province of Ontario, gentle-
man, who' -died on or about the
thirtieth day, of December, ,A.D.
1943, are notified to send to J. H.
Crawford, Wingham, Ontario, on
or before the. third day of July
A.D.' 1944, full particulars of their
'claims in writing. Inimediate1y
after the said third day of Juiy
the assets of the said testator will
be distributed amongst the part-
ies entitled thereto, having re-
gard
only to claims of which the
executorsshall then have notice.
DATED this seventh day of
June, A.D. 1944. . •
H. Crawford,
Wingham; Ontario,
Solicitor for the executors.
tail.
to addressing the gathering the
Governor-General paid tribute to
Canadian farmers who played "a
deeisive and notable part" in
driving from Great Britain the
shadow of the "spectre of . star-
vation"' • which threatened her
when enemy..sinidngs of Allied
LOCAL CASES HEARD
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
-.The.. Waikerton_Herald ,-_ .Times
carried a lengthy , report last
week dealing with cases of local
interest that were aired in Mag-
istrate Walker's court on Friday,
June 9th.
A charge of theft of a crank-
shaft resulted in a conviction and
b term of three .months in jail
imposed on a Kinloss Township
iat
young man. His 15 -year-old bro-
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AT WM. SCHMID'S STORE
P. Stuart MacKenzie
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Each Wednesday
OFFICE IN
GIOi�i BU1 LDING
had never been to school, 'could
neither read nor write, and that `
the had not" been toy church or
'Si!nday sehoral.;�for t!
. seven years.
A former Lucknow resident
was alleged to have secured gas-
oline and tires by false pretences,
and was fined $100 and costs on
`each of four, charges,
In this same connection an-
other resident was fined $40 and
Costs on each of twcr charges ..of