HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1941-06-05, Page 5:THURSDAY, JUNE 5th, 1941
lyceum theatre
WI NGHAM .,
Show starts: at 8.00p.m. except
Saturday. 'Saturday night two
shows at 7.45 & 9.45 p.m.
-Thursday;--Friday,--'Satur ay
. JUNE - rs, 6,7
• SPECIAL
JEANETTE
Ma.CDONAL
';_NELSON EDD'
In Non 'cmmairS
Wet cad„
L 1 TECHNICOLOR
wan GEORGEE-SANDERS , •
IAN -HUNTER, FELI1i9R1SSAItT
A .musical. drama:
Also '."GROWING'UP" starring
the: Quints & °''!trews.'. :•
Matinee Sat. afternoon at 2.30
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
'CLAUDETTE'COLBERT
RAY MILLANII•
in'-.
'ARISE MY. 1;08f "
The story .of 'an American girl"
reporter in Europe who'•would
stop at nothing to get a story.'
•Als'o. "Gene: Krupa '& Orch. "
ST. HELENS
'.Week -end visitors included Di..Wrn
• McGregor, of Chicago, and. Miss• Cath-
erine •McGregor' of. Lnckitow with -Mr.
and' Mrs. George Stuart; Mrs. Arnold
llarbour 'of Fergus! .Mrs., Tyson and
Jackie of..Toronto !with Mr's., R:' J.
. • Woods. , . • • . .
Miss •Limine Miller .has joined the
staff of the• Winghani' General Hos--
•
los=
• pital.
Mr. John Aitchison has. returned
from a .'week's visit with friends at
• '• Iironte '
The May contribution to' t1 e Red,
Cross • included.:. 1 sleeveless sweater-
1 turtle -'neck• -sweater•; 2 -pair. -two-ova,
mitts, 5 pair soldiers sorl(s, .l pair
.. seaman's socks, 2' helmets, 1 siiloi
• - scarf; 1 afghan hY pupils of SS. No.
3. Donation of 0. quilts.
•
Mr. Cairns . Aitchisen ie..a patren'.
in the..Winglram Hospital followine�
a weals spell •suffered '•,chile Amor king•
in the garden on Monday' morning..
• Rev. G.' A.. Barnard is. attending
the meetings 'of••the . London :Confer•
-;-ence •at -"Windsor --this. week.
HO•LYROO'D
Mr.. and Mrs. • Ed iedied Thompson were
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
- - Percy : Deyell ocf- Winghwms - -•
••, The teacher and school board spon-
.' gored .a play and:dance on Friday, ev-
• ening with the hall filled to capacity.
The play, "Here Conies Charlie=' was
presented by the Arrnow young peo-
ple', and MacCharles'' orchestra' played
• .for the .dance. •
Mr. and Mrs. John Palmer, Isabelle
and Chester of Detroit, Mrs, =Robt.
' Palmer- = of • Lorne were Saturday vis
itor's .at Mr. Thos. Ha z is'.
,i • • u - :''.'. . • 'o and
family spent'. the, week -end with
' friends in Cookstown and. also visited
Camp •Borden. • ;
We are pleased- to report that. Mr.
' Angus. McIntosh, is .able to be nut
• again.
Mr; and.,' Mrs. John ,Jamieson; Me.,
• Stuart Jamieson of Lucknow; •Mr.
Mrs. Robt. MacDonald •and ftin ily
were Sunday .• visitors at Mr. Thos.
Harris'. •
.."Mr. :and Mrs. George Saunders, Lot-
tie and Lloyd spent Sunday with their
daughter,. Mrs.' Eddie Thompson -and
•Irs. Thompson, ' .:
.4,6,Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank Leslie, Marilyn
ae&-Joan • of •Kintore were week' -end
visitors . at Mr. Ernest Ackert%.
• "• •• Mr. and Mrs. Janes Little • and
family 'were 'Sunday visitors at • Mr.
Bert Thornton's,' Teeslvater. •
Mrs.. Raynard Ackert spent 'Ole
week -end with • her parents, Mr. and
Mrs: John•'Reid, of Reid's Corners on
a motor trip to Kitchener, I•Ia.nii)t'on,
Toronto, etc. •
• Note, that the Institute,meeling-haA.
(been changed to Wednesday, •,Tune
• 11th and the hostess is • Mrs. Thos.
•
oilgis' ,
(Inte'1nl ed for last week) • •
r. and Mrs. Howard Robinsotr and
fa' • 'ly were recent ;visitors rw;ith
fr. s at Southampton. .' '
Mr. • and Mts. Ernest Pridham ,of
Goderich were recent visitors with
their niece, Mrs. *Raynard Ackert and
Mr. Ackert.'
Miss 'Mary Johnston of Kineardi'ne.
Mr. Everett .Johnston of Teeswater•,
Mr.• And Mrs, Percy Devell of Wing-
sham; Mr. and Mrs. 'Joe, Wall of West-
ford were .week-e,nd visitors at Mr.
Mark Johnston's... . , '
It's well you're notpine.; Mr:
'Baynard. Alekert and some friends
landed twenty-two of them on the'
24th. : '
• ,Mrs!,. Macpherson and daughter
Yvonne,. Wingharn.• spent Sunday at
Mr. Homer Barris'. • '
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie TTar-ris
family. of ' SLrathroy Wer*e, • week -end
+visitors at Mr. Thomas Harris;
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THE . LUKN W S
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MAY RED. ..ROSS
--SHIPMENT
-British War Victims -24, .quilts, 2
afghans.
• Knitted comforts far •soldiers --25
pair. socks, 15 sleeveless sweaters,
40 two-way mitts.
For `Sailors -a, turtle -neck sweat-
ers, • 5 scarves, 8.10g stockings, 8
helmets. •
call s lea Cluub-�2 sweaters, , pa r
rnitts, . 1 paT'r. socks, 4 shirts, 1 blazer,
donated -1 quilt.'
Zion Workers, -7 shirts; ' five ' pair
socks, '.1 scarf, 2 '•sweaters, 3 pair
Mitts, 1 helmet, :1 sailor'% socks. Don-
ated-1 'quilt.' •
Larigside
Red Cross Uni'►t three prx
pants, 5 pair mitts, 1 'swe'ater,' one
scarf. -
L acicett's Women's Missionary'•Soc<
tett'-1 ,shirt; 2 .blazers; 1 scai(f 7.4wo
pair•'socks. • . •
•Kintail .Wo•i an's'. Institute -Seven
sweaters; 4, p tir'mitt's,. 2 helmets,; six
•pair socks.. ."( • •
•Kinlough•, Woman's "institute=Five
:Waters,. '2 shirts; • 2. pair, mutts; one
scarf,'2 • hel•inets; 5 pair: socks; dona-
ted ---1 quilt.
� inlrt5�• •
I' it'i'otir Society -donated
1.1 quilts. .
Hulyr�ood- Workers -1 girl's sweat-.
el...Donated 2 quilts.'
• T'araivounl Woman's Institute -one
.dozen gauze handkerchiefs; . 2 -dozen
khaki handkerchiefs, '; pair mitt:, 3.
Pair Sn'ic'ks. Donated=. -1 quilt. • ' •
St. Ilelen's - Woman's: dnstitgte-5
pair socks, 1 sailor s'.'stocicin •s, two
pair mitts, •2' sweaters, 2 helmets, one •
scarf, 1 afghan from SS.: No: 3. Don-
a•ted=0• quilts. ' • ' •
•Donated• -1 afghan by U.SS.. No. 4,•
.Ashfield and 1 _nlu.itt by. Mrs. •Wm.
Cox. :
KINLOUGH
•
HOMECOM I NG ; WEEKI:
More thin .one hundred Ontario
municipalities are going' "alt out"
this summer in 'connection with' the
Homecoming week idea: Each muni-
cipality of the hundred, through its
merc'hantss and the direct :effort of
individuals,, endeavoursto get in
-touch-v ith former-esideaits-.nowJiv-
irig in the United States, An nvitat-.
ion isextended to 'them -and to'their
friends as .:rwell-to come home to
Ontario during the.' first week in July.
This partic:alar time was- decided up=
din for two reasons; Canada's National•
holiday, the' first, and 'America's nat-
ional holiday; the fourth, fall in the',
same ,weeiC.--in the •latter case . �n
.a 'Friday:.,, It is also a period. when
Ontario . enjoys , its: .-most favourable.
weather .of the year .from• • the stand-
point of out-of-doors, recreation.
• Stressed in these invitations. is the
c'.ltlaortunity Homecoming Week will
provide to meet old friends, to see
the,_,_o1d, •'once -familiar places and to
enjoy a `grand Ontario vacation.
Each town, 'village and hamlet in
Ontario has its quota Af formercit-
izens who, now live in. the United'
States. In the past we used to be. ble
to visit tbacic and forth . at will,. but
the• war has changed all that. Today;
CanFlians must .starat home conser,',
wing American funds for war parch-
ases across the. border. •
If every Ontario citizen: were to
•-wriAe--°Eo nx--friends•• r relativaii;:-
like United Statep extending an .in-
vitatiori :for a visit this Summer, this
. Congratulation'• to Mr. and 411-s- ,eountry would' benefit to an ineal-
Bert McLea ii on the arrival -of :i Baby .suable extent, far and above any'im-
nboy% in Kincardine hospital Monday, mediate monetary. consideration. We
.Time 2nd, • •
Mr, a;d. 'Mrs, ,Syd. P'arry,' Billy; need missionary (Work done over there.
Ruth and • J a.uk of sT,h trait : crc i -e week Sinister f'ot ces .have been active in the
t rid ;tii:' ts•' it 1!4r, and `Mrs. John' Hod- U. S. to discourage travel : in Can=
gins. • ada and sad to relate,: they have' met
• Mr. and Mrs". Rudy Sieloffand El-
roy-of-Del-jolt,
l- with much uccess.',Stories have 'beenroy-of -Del-j oit wet i ,i ec Ic erul \moi;-4s,'5
with Mr,'and Mrs, Maurice 41:odglns spread -and .believed -that .;Ameri
-and. AI r A d. 1.l ad _ i a-.:-• . can c . they -ye Canada
amiss ' Winnie 'Percy, R.N.; spent without•passports 'that• they are •lia-
Sunday with' A'lr and 'Harold '
e
Percy and Mr::. in Percy :ble: to •interninenit 'once here, that
Mrs.' Chas Boyle, of 'Moose Jaw,. their personal effects,• cameras, etc,:
Sask.; is Visiting with relatives trere are subject. to .confiscation, that gas- { .•
Mr. Jas. llod. e attended the •Grand oline is. either unobtainable or strictly
Orange Lodge meeting held in St, rationed, that'food is poor. and scarce I
Thomas.. • •• .
• Mrs. M. 11'IcLean and •Evelyn •v,is- that, Canada does ••not want. visitor-
itecl daring the week with ' 'London :•wh.ile . she is ati-isa'r. No -amount of •
•and 1$nibro f r i(ndG. ' 1?aid sidver.tising has been able : to
• Mr. John Wright., Mr. •. and Mrs.
Cordon Wright and children of near remove in toto'the full effects 'of this;
Mildnia.y, Mrs. Chess 'Boyle of Moose campaign, upon•the mind of the pros -
jaw, Rev. and Mrs: W. ,J. Ecclestone pective ,visitor. 'But .your letters .can
of,, Loudon mere visitors during,• the. help tremendously.
weds -end with.. Mr.' and Mrs. Wes
A
Bole: , What better way -to set these stor.
Airs, George 'Huntley of •Pu.tnam'ies at rest then to play host to as
pent. -a f esti day s -with -her- mother, -.-many of eur--Ameriean eousiits as -pas
Mit.:. K.i.ake and other friends here. sible.this suminer? Show there that
Ittl Muriel Jean
i c rriodgins; daugh•
t i
tsar 01' . M r.' and . Mrs.., Maurice Hod Canada at 'war is• still a `democracy
ia'ins has been ((trite sick,
anal; a inighty •pleasant one to,, litre in;
l iedli y of .Kincardine' Twp: that we are;• above all, friendly neigh -
is; visiting with •bersister•, Mrs: H. boars wttose• interests, 'aims, hopes,
A.-Giahanr •and ;other relatives here: and fears are co•?�nmoir with their' own;'
1 ; Wrii. ,Pinnell injured the sight that we ''want itheir friendship and
,
of ,his•,eyes: on Thursday last while
_ their help'and th•at at we deserve itdoing electricwelding and swas under
the .doctor's care: American
who comes "home"'
,,Mrs. ,John Hodgins and Tena, Mr:. this summer is going to be a mission-
an(1: AIrs•. Syd Parry and children in' t- art'' for Canada -and for Britain=
o}erl to Toronto Saturday. ' when ht .retkrns9�I
Miss M. Martin of Whitechurch is • '. '
as 'sting with. work. at the home of, friends ab •
out our fine yacationland,
ourfriendly people, our grand fish-
iritis.. James- 1lodt;ins...... We; .are_gla'd
to report Mrs. Hodgin's ' condition
is steadily improving. .
. The June meeting of the Ho'lyrood
Women's Institute will be held on.
Wednesday next, Tufle -11th •(Note•
change of date) at .the• home of. Mrs„
Tom Hodgins. Convener,' Mrs. Perry
Hodgins, Assistants, Mrs. Jim Hod-
gins; ,Mrs. R. Elliott. Topic, . Agri�c-
ultrire; Perrenial border. Current ev-
ents: Motto -An 'Institute without
'sjiks a .garde, without` flow-
ers;' Mrs. • Raynard Ackert. Roll FaTi
--Name a flower grown from a; bulb.
Lunch c.(i.iumittoc, Mrs. Toni Ilodgins,
Mrs. Charles Congram, Mrs.. Fred
llaldenhy. •
1
THE PICTURE •
GALLERY
WHO IS HE?
' Last Week's Picture Was
JOSEPI.1 AGNEW
who since February of 150'7 has been.
Clerk of the Village of• 1. ucknow. Mr,
Agnew raised at Paramount and
moved to the Village to reside forty
one years' ago this past April. One
of.his chief hobbiess bowling.
Prom, a box • of old cuts we just
'grasb" a picture each 'week. The joke
of it was that last week, Mr. Agnew's
Son lloward did the ."grabbing" for
us, and whose, picture should he pull
tsar of the box; but that of his fath•a
'er,
4
on*.,nnn..
ing and hunting,, our natural,, iinspoil=
eci scenery; our magnificient : high:
ways. And he'll be spreading the idea"
that a .Qanada, at war is still- a •Can -
da where the democratic ideal is
functioning' twenty-four hours of -die
day. '
• So •let's get behind this Homecoming
Week idea. Write .your friends, ae
uaintan.ces and relatives:inthe Un-
ited . States. Tell them that you want
to see them .this .Summer. 'Let them
know that they:. can come and go with-
out hindrance- or: restriction of .any
:sort, that their American• dollar bill
will buy that,
than a dollar's, worth
of pleasure and entertainment, and
that when they . visit you, they'll ' be
among friends. Send 'along a •, copy
of this newspaper, or let us have their
naM....!.1 and addresses and we'll do it
for you. What is more, •do it today:
O
4th Anrrtary
- For Two Weeks our entire stock goes on sale at astonishing ow
Prices that in many cases are below today's replacement costs.
It will payyon big dividends to buy now during our
Anniversary Sale
•
Wednesday, June 4 to Wednesday, June 18,
o e 1.•
Quoted Prices can't convince 'you"of the saitinge this Sal offers you, so°
•
Come i art S.. ,.:_.e. „O
• , , .n � e . , art a Early asr •First �•houce
0 0 the-oBar ins in all Merchandise, i
Clocks
Watches
Jewellery
Silverware'
Diamond ,Rings
oiler: Chests
China Cut Glass
Complete Dinner Sets
WE. INVITE• YOU • TO COME'IN AND 'LOOK AROUND , AND LET US, ..
• Y}cOVE-TTf"A`' IIIIIS7rfi "'A -NN 'V'ERTARY-SA t7I11T'E-li XRr
GAIN SALE IN APPRECIOTION OF YOUR PAST • PATRONAGE,: •
�1,
JEWELLER AND WATCHMAKER,,: LUCKN¢W
REDEEM'Milli OLD .GOLD AS
. CASH ON, ANY ARTICLE •YOU
•IIUY. :.•�.
LiEEIiAL -TRADE-IN, A.LLOW-
AN 3 FOR YOUR OLD WATCH...
fli1T. A
NEW ONE: •
LA.NGSIDE NORTH: fi
A�large number Of friends attend-
ed the •reception at . the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Moffat on Friday
evening in honor•, of Mr. and ,Mrs•,:
Lloyd Moffat` (nee Gladys Scott) who
were married on• Wednesday, May 21.
The Mission • Band meeting will: be
held at the. home of Misses Ardyss
and Gertrude Brown on Saturday.
June 7th.
, Mr•. • and Mrs: Parish Moffat and
Donald Donaldson `.yisited•.on Sun-
day With Mr. and Mrs. James bon-
ald iTt, ("tllross,
The• Y.'ij.S:! held their social at the
home .of Mr. and .Mrs. John Richard-
son. on Monday evening, May 26th..
Mr. and• Mrs. J. W.• Ross of Tees -
water visited on Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. P. G. Moffatt. •
' Mr. 'Bill Sinith spent the week -end
at his home.. ••
Holstein Field `Day
'Arrangements ••have been made by
the , officers of the. Htiron Holstein
Breeders Club to hold their annual
Field. DIty and Picnic at !Jewett"
Grove,. Bayfield, cin,Mondar, ,June 0.
Teacher::, Name three collective
nouns.
Bobby: Py -paper, ' waste -basket
and vacauni-cleaner. • •
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BeaMan
;norm Men.
"Yoiu'11 feel like a, milliondollars the minute you step out in• .
that fine new uniform . now ready for you. 'You'll be a man
among men, a vital cog in Canada's great mobilii war machine.
You are needed to ,handle guns, tanks, armoured cars and
other motorized equipment. ` Canada is waiting for YOU to
spark them to victory. Canada wants ACTION. You want
ACTI"'ON. This is your chance,•to-get• it.
The Canadian Active Army requires men for Artillery,
*Engineers, Signals, Armoured Cars,Tarnks, Infantry, Trans.
port and Supply, Medical and Ordnance and other• branches
of the •Service. The Armyis prepared to teach many trades
and to train you to efficiently handle Canada's weapons of war.•
Go to your nearesiDistrict Recruiting Office. Find out' about
these Units; how they work,"whatt they do. ' See just where
you'll St .in. ' See where any particular skill you possess can
best be utilized. Then join up for ACTION! .' •
RATES OF PAY
IN THE 'RANKS'•.:
$L30 perDay with Board, Lodi-'
ring, Clothing, Medical and Dental
care provided. EXTRA: (1)
Rates varying ,from 25* to 7
per day for skilled tradesmen
ACTIVE while employed., -(2) Dependent
Allowances in Cash: $35.to wife
$12 each per month,, for 2
childrldier.'en---only 3' dependents poi
SERVICE, so
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Apply to Nearest ' District . Recruiting Office
'or
Any Local Armoury
DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEFENCE
CANADA
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