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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-10-12, Page 8f• of ' ••• • # • 3,-,,,,,,,4,,,,,l00000mr,io.mog.00i,o,o,,,,,—,—,,,,,,,,,ofowoor,.'"^P4.4"";•^.•,"•"—""'''''''."-r.^.'"`"*".'"'"••••.""^""•""•"•' ••••---•-•••••••,,,,,,,rorror, or` " ' • :„„rO,'"` o • •-•• • *,•• • •'• T.114 144porif SeititinRit 10UerkiPOW* Ont10,0 THIURSDALTa OCTOBER 12* 1944 •PECIAL For Thrifty, Economical Folk who wish to make their. own DRESSES,, SUITS or COATS For, Little Money. • DEAUVILLE CREPE, a favorite for an inexpensive best dress. Will drape, pleat or shirr. Colors moss green, brown, wine or blue. 38". wide. Yard , 89c FEATHER FLANNEL. The season's most popular frabrie, plain ground. Make smart dresses for grown-ups or child- a ren, colors red, green, brown, blue, InauVe. 38" 79c KOOLETH—Good ;Weight, soft and pliable. Nothing better for tailored dresses or skirts. 54". • $2.25 ALL WOOL COATING 1n winter weight. Smart for snow snits or coats. Navy & beige. 54 wide:- $2.98 ,SENT UP FOR TRIAL • Claude Smith, highways con- tractor of London; who has been crushing gravel in Kinloss town- , ship, has been sent up for trial • at the Fall Assizes .On a serious • charge involving a teen-age • 'Walkerton girl. The Smith case was sent to ;he assizes by Magis- • trate Walker Who presided at .the • preliminary hearing and which • was held in camera. EX -MAY -OR of 'Chesley, E. B. Caldwell, died of suffocation .bel • • from his burning apartment early fore, rescuer% could remove him last' rrida3r morning. • He was in g his 61st year, and a widower. I o• ANNESIIIII9mmimmemn DON'T PUT IT OFF ANOTHER DAY! • CHOOSE YOUR Overseas Parcels • NOW; FitOM Fre-Packed Christmas Boxes on Display at Thompson's. Order one of our Pre -Packed Victory Food Boxes for 'Yours in Service' this Xmas. Save time, work -and .worry by hav- ing us select, pack and mail your box direct to its Overseas destination. ' Xmas Greetings and Card included free in each box together with sender's name. • Overseas Mailing Dates OCT. 25th—The United King- dom and France. JUST ANOTHER FRIENDLY SERVICE FROM THOMPSON'S • 'PHONE 82 • WE DELIVER • WEDDING BELLS PREST—ASHBY The marriage of Miss Mary Helen Ashby, daughter of Rev. H. B. Ashby and Mrs. Ashby, to Mr. John Percival ?rest, New Toronto, took place in the Church Of St. John the Evangelist, Strathroy, with the bride's father officiating at the double - ring ceremony. . • A long graceful princess gown of• ivory satin with lace inserts Was worn by the bride, her long veil held with a feather, cap. Her flowers were a shower of 'White roses and white baby chrysanthe- mums. Mrs. S. Bertram Ashby, her matron ,of honor, chose white silk net over taffeta, with narrow velvet ribbon trimming, and the bridesmaid, Miss Katherine Prest was in white taffeta with trim- ming of ruffles. Both carried pink roses and white baby chrysanthe- mums. Mr. Stanley Prest was groomsmanfor his brother, and the ushers were Mr. A. E. Will, London, and Mr. L. T. H. Stanley, Port Huron, Michigan. After a reception in the rectory the couple left for New York and will live in Toronto cin their re- turn. FQWL. SUPPER IN THE TOWN HALL LUCKNOW Friday, Oct. 13 AuspiCes of St.. Peter's Weimen's Guild Supper 5:30 to 7.30 TICKETS 5 0 c H, S. FIELD DAY HELD THURSDAY M0.•••••11,11.010•110.0. .There was keen competition at the annual High School Field Day, held last Thursday in the Caledonian Park, with close con- tests waged for the Championship awards. Results were as follows: • Senior Boys , 100 -yard dash, E. Lane, ;H. Cul- bert, J. Agnew '(12 315 sec.); 220 yard 'dash, E. Lane, A. Stewart, H. Henry (25 sec.) Standing H. S. & J., E. Lane,, G. Chin, J. Ag- new (23', 9'); Running H. S. & G. Chin, 'H. Henry, H. Culbert (33', 10"); Standing broad, H. Henry, G. Chin, J. Agnew. (8', 10"); Running broad, G. Chin, H. Henry, E. Lane (16', 61/2"); Running high, 4:Agnew, H. Hen- ry, G. MacDonald (5', 11"); Ac- curacy throw, 11. Taylor, D. Mac- Donald, I. Lloyd; distance throw; J. Agnew, G. Chin, A. , Stewart (203', 11") ; 440:yard run, E. Lane, A. • Stewart, G. Chin. (65 sec.); Relay; Grade XI—Chin, Culbert, B. Hamilton, M. Johnston; Grade IX, Rutherford, Black, Solomon Rutherford; Grade X, Stewart, McIntyre, Marshall, Milne. • Senior champion -G. Chin, 20 points; runner-up, H. Henry, 15 points. Everett Lane Obtained 21 points in the senior events, but at he won the Senior medal last year, it goes this year to George Chin. • • Junior Boys 100 -yard dash, • W. Black, J. Stewart, A. McIntyre ,(12 415 sec.) 220 -yard, W. Black, A: McIntyre, J. •Stewart (27 415 Sec.); Standing H. S & 'J., W. Black, J. Stew- art, A. McIntyre; Running' H. S. •& J.; W. Black; J. Stewart; G. Farrish; Standing Broad, W. Black, J. Barger, J. Stewart (8); Running Broad, W. Black, J. Ste- wart, M. Rutherford (15 ft); Running high W: Black, J. Ste- wart, L. Salkeld (5'; 41/2"); curacy throw, A. McIntyre, J. Stewart, E. Swan; Distance throw J. • Stewart, A. Maclntyre, M. Rutherford (186 ft.) ; 440 -yard run; A. McIntyre, J. :Stewart, W. Bolt (74 sec.); Bicycle race, W. BlaCk, A. McIntyre, E. Swan. Junior champion, Wilfred Black, 40 points; runner-up, Jack Stewart, 28 points. • • Participation recognition ' is given those students who partici- pated in 75 per cent or more of the ten FielcrDay events, as fol- lows: Seniors, G. Chin, E. Lane, H. Henry, A Steytrart, J. Agnew; H.• Culbert; Juniors, B. Lydns, George Stanley, Wm. Bolt, A. McIntyre, A. Alton, R. Morrison, H. Lane, J. Stewart, J. Barger, • .UNITED CHURCH • LUCKNOW Rev. J. W. Stewart, B.A., B.D. Pastor SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15th • ANNIVERSARY • SERVICES -Rev. C. H. Dickinson', Book Steward of the Un- • ited ° Church of Canada, will be Bluest speaker at both services at 11 a.m. and 7 'p.m. • Special music by choir. Junior Chtirch. 3 p.m. Sunday' School. 1M. Rutherford and W. Black. Senior Girls 100 -yard dash, Helen Mow- - bray, Betty Hamilton, Mary Mar- shall (14 215 sec.); 220 -yard dash, Helen Mowbray, Betty Hamilton, Mary Marshall (32 sec:); Stand- ing 'broad jump, Mary Marshall, Helen Mewbray, Pat Miller (6 ft. ?1/2"); Running broad jump, Mary Marshall, Helen Mowbray, Pat Miller and Mary L. John- ston (11 ft.); Standing H. S. & J., Mary Marshall ,Helen. Mow- bray,' Pat Miller (18', 5"); Run - y. S. and J., Margaret McPher- son, Mary Marshall, Helen Mow- bray (24', 5"); ,High jump, Mary Marshall; Betty Hamilton, Pat Miller(3',, 10"); Accuracy throw, Margaret McPherson, Mary Port- eous, , Mary Marshall; Distance . throxi; Helen Mowbray, Margaret McPherson, ,Betty Hamilton (117', 5"); Bicycle race, Helen Mow- bray, Mary L. Porteous, Mary Marshall (71 sec..). Senior championship, Helen Mowbray, 30 points; runner-up, • Mary Marshall, 27 points. Junior Girls• 100 -yard dash, Beryl Solomon, Jessie Marshall, Ruth Dahmer (14 sec.); 220 -yard dash, Beryl Solomon, • Ruth Dahmer, Jessie Marshall (30 sec.); Standing broad jump, Jessie Marshall, Beryl Solomon, Betty Marshall ' (6' 9"); . Running broad jump,' Beryl Solomon;, Jessie Marshall, IBetty Marshall (11', •6"); Stand- ing H. S. .& J., Betty Marshall, I Jessie Marshall, Beryl Solomon i 17', 9") ; Running H. S. & J., Jes- 1 sie Marshall, Betty Marshall, I Beryl Solomon (24', 1"); • High •jinni), , Jessie Marshall, Carrie Milne and\L3eryl SolomOn, GN,veti Stewart (3', 8"); Accuracy throw, Eileen Purves, Beryl Solomon, !Margaret Graham; Distance • throw, •Gwen Stewart, Margaret . Treleaven, Eileen Purves (98',, 2"); Bicycle race, Ruth Dahmer, IVraitaret Treleaven, Beryl , Solo- mon (71 115 sec.). • Junior championship, Beryl Solomon; 30 points; runner-up, Jessie Marshall, 27 :points. ut as she received this award last year it goes to .Betty Marshall with 10 points. • • Participation mention: Seniors Helexi Mowbray, Mary Marsh- all, Bertha StimsOn, Pat Miller, Margaret McPherson, Mary L. SEPOT Theatre Friday, Sat., Mbnday GEORGE SAUNDERS GALE SOND1ERGAARD' MARGUERITE CHAPMAN ONSLOW STEVENS STEVENS' in Berlin, • Also On T4 Pkogram: CARTOON • KITCHEN QUIZ LATEST SCREEN NEWS — Quebec --Churchill, Roosevelt, Eden, Premier King confer— also Mrs. Churchill and Mrs. Roosevelt. — More scenes of Paris liberated. — The War in Holland. • Coming Next Week . . •HUMPHREY BOGART in "SAHARA" Short Subjects Coming "THE SKY'S THE ' LIMIT" Fred Astaire • Joan Leslie "TOP MAN'' DONALD O'CONNOR Johnston; Mary L. Porteous; Jun- iors: Ruth Dahmer, Beryl Solo" - mon, Jessie Marshall, Mayme Ir- win, Eunice Reed, Gwen Stewart,- Ardonna Johnston, Betty Mar- shall, Margaret Treleaven, Wilda • Irwin. Active Director Lorne Durnin, votes the dir- ector of the Dungannon Agricul- tural Society who gave the most time and the use of his car dur- ing the year, was awarded a year' i subscription to the Luck nowSentinel in recognition of his interest and help in making the Fair a success. 1..."N4N.1.1•.."...," " We Ask Your Co -Operation When you have shoes to be repaired, bring them in before they go too far. • • • The longer they are worn the more time and material it takes to fix them. The less we have to do on a pair of shoes the more we can do. BY CO-OPERATING YOU SAVE OUR TIME AND YOUR MONEY. S. C Rathwell & Son 'N.Ist\--S.."•." N." \--%..-S.1.-•:%.1.`NW.\.-S=s..1.1....- 11.1%1: \--s=k."Nts..." 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