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TIIIITRSDA.Y, AUGUST 3Lst, 1944
The Lucknow Sentinel, Lucknow, Ontario
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PAGE SEVEN
Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAM
\ Thur. Fri. Sat. Aug. 31, Sept. 1, 2
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• Also 'Short Subjects"
Matinee Saturday Afternoon at 2.30 p.m.
Starting this Saturday afternoon there will be a
serial "King -of the Royal Mounted". There will
be 12 episodes playing Saturday afternoon only
for the next 12 weeks. Do not miss the first epi-
sode this Saturday.
Mon., Tues., Wed. Sept. 4/ 5/
r SPECIAL
Ann Sheridan Dennis Morgan
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"Shine On Hirvest Moon"
A nice variety of entertainment from songs and
comedy. . . both old and new. ... to a trained seal,
lifts !Mu latest story of vaudeville's nostalgic
charms to ar-level of enjoyment
Also. "Short Subject
• Problem. of Tomorrow's CULROSS .CORNERS
FIying..Jeeps
Anticipating.. when skyways Mr., and Mrs. Ivan Pollock and
will '.be as .crowded as prewar family 'of Ripley spent 'Sunday
highways:- engineersare. working with Mgs„..John Wail and Mr and
• out plan.s to expediate aveI..'Mrs.''Midford.Wall.. • • "
Read. American Weekly Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hodgins and
tvitp. this Sunday's '(Sept3).issue Betty ••Gillespie, Mr and Mrs Sid
• • of. The Detrdit Sunday Times. Perry-, •Jack and BilIie,of Detroit
.howairlartes will becomedefiri-' visited. Mr., .and... Mrs, Earl -Hod-
' 4te•Iy marked. with flying officers gins one evening last 'Week..
. • with' electronic "eyes,•"ears' • ,& • Mr. Donald RossR.C.N..V.R. of
4-voiceS", keeping you in line, Get, Saskatoon: is .holidaying with. 1s
Sundayls • Detroit Times.
• • "parents, Mr. and Mrs. John. Ross:.
1 Mrs. •Robt. McKee of TeesWater.
is spending. a few Weeks. with
Mrs. .Joe Hanna. • , • •
Mr. and Mrs.•Milton Opper-'
heaUSer and . Buddy -of, Elmira,
Gorrie,
visited Mr:, and .Mrs. Earl.
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Warden and' Mrs. ShewfeIt,
• N.-eirria and. Bert, of Kincardine
!,,pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Hodgins:
Jackl.Xesbitt visited on. the
Sunday, afternoon. :• •• • .
Mrs.••Ed James/visited Mrs.
Frank TI-tompson on Monday af=
t.•srrioon. ,
Mr: and •Mrs: Hackett spent
Sunday' With their daughter. Mrs.
Midford- Wall. •' •.
I Mr. a.nd• 'Mrs. Harry Hodgins
ond' fmi1y r -)f Toronto . spent a
holidays. with Mrs.' Walter
HOdgins and Mr. and Mrs. Char-
.4-fodgins. '• • •
Mrs, Chas'. Schurnacher-iS spen-
na ci.n.st Ti-,ronto ,With
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' Wartime .travel is th,-, .most un-
• cornfortahle distancd between
, two Points,. •
School Opening
Dates
• Lucknov.r Public School
will opin
TUESDAY, SEPT. Sth
Lucknow High rSchool
' will open
,MONDAY, SEPT. lift'
•" T , London;
A. E. NIcKrn. Chairman. . .. .....
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Board of Education
.: v.-:-.y..-ick sper.t 5 4v
-.,.t.--k ir, Wngharn witil
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Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ritchie and
Alvin and Miss Elsie Ritchie of
Zion visited with. Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Sherwodd. on Sunday.
Mr. and .Mrs. Bill French of
Hamilton spent their honeymoon
with friends here. • .
Mr. and Mrstl Benson Shackle-
ton & -Mr. Will Shackleton spent
a pleasant. week -end with friends
at Port F.1gin.
Mri Raynard 'Finnigan visited.
on Sunday . with Mr. and :Mrs.
John' Kilpatrick, Lucknow.
Mrs: Geo. Freeman and.: sistel-
Miss -RoSe , Cooke of Leeburn
spent •Moriday With: Mrs. Lorne
Emmons._ ••*1 • , .
• PQ.' '• COrin'!;Crozier left on.
'Thursday ..for Lachine, Quebee..
Mrs. W. Dodd and Nancy. and
Mr...and Mrs. Pope •of London.
visited on Sunday with -:Walter
Dodd and.Mr. and Mrs. 'Jim Sher -
Wood:
• Mr, and Mrs: Jim Curran and
Dickie Of St. Helens spent 'Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs.. Jack-CW.7,
ran.
. Misses 'Shirley:: Sherwood and
Gwendolyn Treleaven. spent the•
•week -end at Kintail Camp. •when
Miss .Flora 'Durniri entertained
the memher,sof. the "Garden. Bri-,
• gade". A 'most. enjoyable time
was spent by. AM',
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Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McArthur'
Valeria and.,JiMmie. of 'Moncton
were guests of Mr. & Mrs, Cecil
Blake on Sunday.. . .
• Mt. and Mrs.. Jones .& Mildred
:of .Winghain ,spent Sunday with
their daughter, Mrs. Benson
Shackleton, • •
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OBITUARY
MRS. THOMAS ,H. WALKER ,
• After a week's illness, Mrs.,t 14.
Walker, formerly Margaret Ad-
ella Augustine, paA'sed away at
Winghani Hospital. She made: her
home• for the .past 16 years at,
Brussels and was predeceased by
her husband six" years ago.
She was in her 75th year` and
Was horn at Mt Forest, a daugh-
ter of- the late Sara Ann and
Benjarnin Augustine. Surviving
are her only son Lieut: Stanley
Walker; Windsor; 2 grandchildren,
Patricia and Robert. one. *te
Mrs. Ada Pentlandof Dungannon
and a brother, O. Augustine of
Blyth; Miss Clara-AUgustine and
Mr. Laverne Augustine prede-
ceased.their :sister.
• -The funeral service was held
at the hoihe of Mrs. Pentland at
Dungannon on Wednesday �C•r-.
'ducted by- Rev-. Kerr Of Brussels
Presbyterian .Church where Mrs.
Walker was active in ,the work
of the W.M.S. 'and
Interment was in Dungannon
Cemetery. the pallbearers being.
Laverne, Ronald. Frank and Wil-
fred Pentland. G. R. Augustine
and George Cowan. •. •
• PAAILMOUNT
Mr.',' Marvin Sanderson, St:
John, N.B. and - Mrs. Sanderson
of .GOderiatk Visited.' 'with Mrs.
Jas. • MacDonald: - • "
Mr, and Mrs. Hartley McTavish
and children of. MacTier visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Mc -
Charles. • • . • ,
Helen Blue of Detroit- visited
with her, aunt arid uncle. Mr. &
Mrs. Grant McDiarmid...•
Master LOrne J. Hamilton. is
• spending. a few days with his
.brother Donald at Carlow.
Miss Ada Stanley, RN_ return. -
ed. home after spending ,a .vaca-
tion at North Bay. .
Mr. and. Mrs. Acl.• MacDonald
'of Pine River •visited with Mr.
and ,Mrs. • A. Cook. .
tilt:. and Mrs. Alex MacKenzie
of Detroit visited with . Mr. •arid
.MrS: Grant Bilac.Diarrnid.. • •,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver MCCharles,
Allan -and Donald spent Sunday:
at Wiarton.
Mr: arta, Mrs,. .R. G. H.arniItor.
sns an.d Mrs. Jas. NracD')n-'.
17,7ent Mr. .ond
IV7. 3 na
Mrs. V;:r.,rrd
T7r 2=,1:1,' and
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Neighbors Rally To The I m
Md Of Homeless Family m
eily Women Over 40
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Feel Weak,Worn, Old :il
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(NORTH CULROSS NEWS) Want
The neighborhood was organ- . Normal Pep, Vim, ViblitY? 1
ized• int groups to collect along • IrarraisretAnfi!(a.nOledr Tar-yedOeTreftlee.=
general tunics, stimulants, ofteaneeded atter 30 or
the different concessions for. as-. 40_ Supplies iron, ealcluin. phosphorus IMAM=
Bt. Helps you get 'lomat pea, Vint. 11111.‘
troductory size Ostrez Tonle Tablets only 350. For
sale at all good druz stores everywhere_
sistance to the Siller family who
lbst their home and almost all.
the contents by fire. Over' four
hundred dollars was -presented to
themat a. social evening in the
Salem school house as Well as
quilts, dishes,' cooking utensils,
e,tc. Mr. and Mrs. Silier expressed heartfelt .' thanks .to their
friends and. syrnpathizers:
--A quilting. was held at the
home. of Mr. and •Mrs. Art Gra-
ham, Con. 12 at which two 'quilts
,were completed. The quilting. was
done, on the lawn so there Was
, no ,dikonifort frbm..the excessive
heat. •
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Miss Wilma: Carter. teller in
the Ripley bank spent a few clays
with her granchnother at' "Glen.
Douglas" farm. •
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Mr.
and Mrs. Tortori. of Port
Elgin beach paid a' visit at "Glen
Dougla.s". •
Little Ruth .Johnston Of -Luk-
now is spending- a pleasant hob',
day„with her aunt and uncle, Mr:
and Mrs. Jos. Wall.:
'Mrs. JackWilson Is spending
two weeks with •her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm,. Wall, Sr.; •and her.
two sons •Jiituny and Orville:
Mr. and Mrs.:CarSon OfTbrOnto
are holidaying, with her .brother,
Archie and Mrs. McKinnon. •..
Fire Alarm Saturday • •
A grass 'fire on the property
of Mrs. D. Patterson on Saturday
resulted in a fire alarm being
'turned in, but was extinguished
Without the assistance of the fire
brigade. Grass fires have- been
nuineroUs and prOpided =a real
hazard during the long 'dry apelb
On the farm 'Of Allister Hughes
between the 4th and the 6th
Concessions is evidence of a blaze
that swept,over quite an area:
before it ,asc6titrolled. It is
believed to have been 'started by
a cigarette tossed from •a passing
car: • '
FATHER OF SIXTEEN
DIED IN MANITOBA '
-1-:;1-ri July Cvt pub-lhed- an–itern
about the death of Mathew Phil-
lips, who ,was the father of six-
teen children, with six sons serv-
ing ...in the arined forces
• The following obituary has
been received by Miss Christina
Graham of town; from his home
town 3f Findlay; Man.:
"M: A.• Phillips. 71, native, of
Lucknow, Ontario, resident of
this district for 40 years. died
July 3 in Virden hospital, and
was buried in ,Oak Lake cem-
etery July 6, with Masonic rites:
following a family service, at his
residence: His marriage to Bertha
Redford McLaren took .place in
190 - She,survives with eight
sen and eight daughter?: Sgt. A.
N. Philips, with the Canadian
army' in Italy; FS. A. M. Phillips
with the R,C,A:F.' in Canada: Bdr,
R. X. 'Phillips- with the Canadian
army overseas: L -Cpl. M. A. Phil-
lips With Canadian paratroops
Overseas, at present ir, hospital
in England, having recently been
wounded in action: H. J. Phillips.
prisoner of war irt Germany: Al-
vin H. Sidney H. and Flobert
home. Sidney having reCentlY
beep discharged frOin the army:,
Mrs. Andrew Baragar
'oam Lake. Sask.: Mrs. HarTy
Hewitt (Jennie. Wape!..:a.
Mrs. Wrn. Macdonald (Florence .
Oak Lake. Man,: Mr5. Herrhan
Koss (Jessie). Fort W::liarn. an",t :
Mrs. Phillsip Cook (C:aire
B.C.: Shirley and Patricia,
Toronto. Ont. and Viva, at hon -
He leaves. leaves two brothers. W1:arn
Phillips: Brandon: Dr, A. H:
,Chicago. Ill.: 2.1r.-2, one siste•;.
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'There are alsi 11
1.3 !.-.7'are
atr.csmber -f
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'155.40:
a way
a
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sac
of both boftles and
, cortons... it's downright wasteful
to leave a lot of them at your
• summer cottage, wicni. they
• might otherwise be put tb good
ousr all winter long. For bottles
andcartons are used over and
over again: So please 6.return
your summer's collection of
empties, in their -original car-
tons,, now — to your nearest
• Brewer's Retail Store, and help
-us maintain steaay supplies for
• you this winter.
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