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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1942-06-30, Page 8PAM =Gift, 4„,...„,......,,............„.....0........- ,m, -...,A0115. . , 4643...• . A . nclose A Paik, Horne Knit Socks•„ or Sis• eat • ' er .•urth has joined the VHF 14006* Sti1M.L,1110EN0IT, ONTARIO - Pourgx TROUSSEAU MLR AT ST. MARYS The home Of Mr. and. Um O. V,,• 'Whetstone, of $t. Marys; 19Vebr, with bouquets of fragrant roses was.. visited by many callers on Satur- day afternoon and evening, June 20 when Mrs -Whetstone entertained at ' A trousseau tea in honor .of her daughte4*MISSIfelen-Whetstorre and • i her friend, Miss Margaret *faecal- . hurt, brides-olect, who assisted her in, receiving .,the;gnests„... In the din - jag' 'room tea was served .from .4 ...porfetoiatytah.rieosceesntwreidthW.tir olznisw "rill. .*: *bite. tapers 'in silver' holders -' on,. • . either side. A basket of pale , pink l' roses . .and ' two identical wedding.. cakes -graced the ,btiffet carrying out., the Pink and white and silver...tate' Scherrie. , • , __,_ : • ., • .. ,, .. ' . s • •• '•'' TE4CIORS.H0NOREI) v. • , • :, ' Five...members of ..thetS.. • . Public Schonl, staff • have concluded IlaeierviceS there. ' ' Cupid haS. . . LOCAL and GENERAL) Mr. -James Maainnald of AShfield is quite poorly at present. _ • Mr. and' Mrs, Will Graham, of Wingarr spent SUnday with Jane • and Adam Bowman, , • Miss Eileen Valad of •Winclsor vis- ited recently at Holyrood with her mother, Mrs. James Valad. • MIME %OVERSEAS. ;Tear Parcel i Are' The 47,t boys! •-• • c• laimfoHaMilton ed three of ' the -young ladies, • •• BEE HIVE YARN:— in Airforce, Khaki and -Navy. Large balls.- _ ficient for one pair of socks. I • ' Ball - - 69c & 85c SCOTCH FINGERING. yARN. — • Khaki, Airforce, Navy & Grey. • Lb. •$2.15 SILK SOCKS---Tt. i--trear--on----leave, • • t: Fancy patterns. Pair 500 - LINEN HANDKERCIIIE FS inkbaki • airforce: . 35c OOTTON---11A1VDIEER S__t- In khaki' and airforce •• 10c & I5c • „ staff and the fifth will attend Wes- tern 15niveraity. The quintette, in- cluding Miss Margaret MacCallum, • formerly of Luckrus,v,, were each • presented 'with a lovely gift at a recent social .event in their honor, • held at St. Marys: MiSs*Macpallum received a silver cream and _sugar and water pitcher. o • • mime= Tea Given- , t•-• • Mrs. Effie Hogarth of Goderich entertained at a trousseau tea in. honor her daughter, Miss Bernice Hogarth, whose Marriage • to - Ur. AErtni took place on Tuesday. The many guests werereceived by IVIrs- Hogarth and her 'daughter, who were assisted by. Mrs, David TOM, of St. Helens. Mrs. Benson Straughan showed • the trousseau; • and at the attract/Very:, arranged tea table, centred With a silver howl Df pink roses and tall blue tapers, were Mrs: Melvin Cranston and Mrs. Stanley Todd, St. Helens,_assisted, • by Miss Pah:dine- McEwen and Miss Jessie Mathieson. MeEwen :and Miss, Mattile-: son also entertained Thr MiSs Hog- arth ati a cup-arid-aancer shower at the horrie of the former. EVERAL YASTORAL CHANGES • EFFECTWE THIS WEEK. There are several- changes listed in•the personnel oe" the•United • .. • . • A' Red Cross euchre was held last •Church ministers of the district Choir Held • ibucknow -thiited...Church •Choir keld a social evening in the' church �n Mmulay, to honor Allan Chapple, who, duringthe year he has lived , . . has been a valued member of • f. • . -- :•• RAPID CiTY— here, week at Mrs. p. T. Carters : Contri.-. Rev.. W. P. Newman, of the Dun- the choir and has always willingly ,butionsarnounted to $4.00. gaitiloit-CreWe-Port.• Albert circuit; givenof. his music • ability at the , Mr. and Mrs. F.. Hamilton and goes Brownesville, and Will: 'piana or organ. A very interesting Mmily of Fergiti Visited at Mr. Peter m•1 _stnnt__p..L.v____u 'am proved most enter- T. Carter's Sunday. Miss Mary Car- P-Ilthtc4aus_FiEermE1404.as_been. teaching there 0.7A. , tire, iand.itrill be Succeeded' by Rev. 3.‘ A. Ward. Rev. 112 G. Hagelwond, • of the oBenmiller-Carlow.-Nile-Lee7 burn circuit, is being transferred to Walton, and will be succeeded by Rev. !Jerold E. Currie, pOw Of Bay- .11Owed at Bay- - field by Rev. E. J. LOOTanag-Beif:11. C. Wilson, of the Auburn -Westfield- • Domiyhrook circuit, la being trans - .2.1112=Ites+21=11. Six Foot Wheat. • Those:tall grain stories stili con-. tbiue. Andy Culbert of Ashfield re- ports six-foot wheat, which is re Ily something. ...• ferred to Brussels, and will be sue.: Ceedediiir . . ' changes will be effective thefirs Sunday o y. • • • • . f Jul tat , Here a.re some miggistiens Perk Loaf • SARDINES:4ln Oil MEAT SPREADS • NOODLE SOUP MIX PREPARED COFFEE 110T iumso rEAr,arys— in tins • MAPLE SUGAR PALMOLIVE .SOAP • KRAFT CHEESE . • PRUNES: & RAISINS • TEA BAGS • • FRUIT JUICES • RITZ BISCUITS • GUM sp •TOBACCOS - CHOCOLATE' BARS THOMP$ON'S 'Phone 82 • We Deliver Mr. Will Lees of Detroit is visit- ing With his Sisters, 'Mac- Kenzie and Miss Lees. Donald Johnston who is attending • Technical School mHann/ton, spent the, week -end at his home. ' Mr. C. A. Higgins of Detroit and son Jack spent the week -end :with his Mother and lister, Mrs. Harvey Treleaven. s; J Arm§tro g, Mrs: Gordon. Armstrong, 'Mr. WM. ' Armstrnng, Sr. and Miss Beatrice Arinstrong London spent, the week -end here, , 1V1r: 'and Mrs. Stanley Burns, who returnedrecently from the- West Coast, spent the week -end with the former's parerits, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. - -Burns. - TUESDAY; JILT/sig 30th, 1942 • ' ATION ARM t. WEEK.' iii. ii: 11‘77. JUNE ' 29 ' a‘ JULY 5 •AR citizens of ,Lucknow are hereby requested twobserve in.sorne martAriny Week, and by so doing pay honor. and • tribute to the men and worrien on 'Active Service at home antabrnad,. ' Fly the Flag during :Army Week. Visit an Army • Centre if you can. Send al parcel to A boy oyerseas or write him a letter. Plan to attend your Church .on the Pay of Prayer' . Sunday,. July 5th; • • AIther WEEK Is 'Your Week •,. . , s .. ..- ., • . Respectfuli,F-P:roeiairned, NELSON E. BUSHELL, . • . . Reeve. . . . • THE RING Pi-sseglin-Vinnipeg • . , - Mts. W. G. Peters, Alice and Anne • Word has been received by •rela- Brown andRoderick Gillies of De- fives of the death 'at his 'homein troit were week -end visitors at the Winnipeg of Rev. John. Bowering, home of their aunt, Mrs. A. R. Fin- after an extended illness. Surviving layson. • '• are his wife, the former Miss ' Jane Reed, daughter 'Of the late Ar. and Mn; WilliamReed of .'Ashfield, two • daughters, Miss Mae Bowering, Reg. N., Winnipeg, Mrs. Mainland (Ruth), Halifax .and one son, Dr. Melvin Bowering, serving- with. the Ganz,. -'---Mrs..---Wmt---Rlaik-of-Espanala•Inge.„ adian forces (Medical Corps) over - Mary MacLean) is visiting with l'elr '14*rs*:-Frt-PhilliP ;s-Grt3der'ish friends and relatives here. Mr. Black is a sister. The late Mr. Bowering is a„ member of the R.C.A.F. and is serVed as a Minister of the Meth - at present stationed at Prince nup- odist, and later of the United church ert. . • .•: in many charges in British Col- umbia and Manitoba including BoisseVaiii,- Mariam' -and Maiden. lie was a man of outstanding ability and of estimable character. He was •both nearoLangside, north-east of ko , - E • Mr, and Vir-s Torrance Anderson_ and Josephine of Toronto are spen- ding twoweek's vacation •with Mr and Mrs: J. D. • Anderion and at their cottage at Bruce Beach. • •Cecil McAlpine, of the Bank of Montreal ,staff, who has been ill with pneumonia is able to be out again. Dr. James Little Who was -critically illwith_a_slinilar illness is aLsa much improved in health. MacKenzie anci family are holidaying,at their, cOttaget Bruce Beach. Te Doctor frequently calls On friends here during his va- • cation but owing to gasoline re- -strietienahe-will have_to -stay pretty close' to the Beach an this' occasion. *ENGAGEKENTS . Mrs. 'A. B. Pentland of Dungan- BORN non announces the engagement of HENDERSON-4n Listowel Mernor7 her elder daughter, Margaret Al- tai Hospital on Saturday; June 20th, exandra, to Mr. Ernest Pritchard of 1942 to. Mr. and Mrs. •David Ilen- e derson, a daughter (Shirley Anne). i=ta--rov4 . • • Pass R. N. «Exarnination ' -Nurses- in :this _coriununity who Were successful in passing their nurse. registrationexaminations in- clude Edna May Cook, R. 3 Luck - now; Grace Mary Courtney, R. 7 ILUelmow aiittEvlyn Geraldin borne, Ripley. The S. 0. S. Girls ▪ , „ Are Proud ys From Lucknow • WE SHOW THEM WE ARE WE \SEND OVER SMOS • Girls•of the S.0 S. 4czy:aldsvia actsSteward - •yinh .Mary Struthers • Mary, McKenzie • Arnetta ThoMplOn, •- _ • Etta *Belle MacDonald ' • Marion StinsOn • Flora. Webster • lba Mowbray-'• Crladyl MacDona • Maudie Fisher Rostella . Mullin Hazel Culbert. Mildred Ritchie ' R 4 -• • Mrs: Joe • Jardine and son Ken- neth, also Miss Ruth Hesse Of Evan- ston,are visiting Mrs. Mckenzie Iand Mary. • Mr., Jim 1VIcNall.,xleft for London I the first of this week. ' • Billeed_and Mrs. Reed vialed a week ago with h1it. Bill is stationed at Kitchener now. . • ' Get Into The Scrap By --SAVING SCRAP and help us To Keep The Smokes. Rolling We're 'Proud .of Our Boys in the Service, They'll...Finish The job: WE CAN MARE THE TASK AHEAD t ASIER SENDING;--THEIVI-SMOKES REGULARLY YOU CAN HELP BY SAVING METAL, RUBBER, RAGS, MAGAZINES, PAPER AND BOTTLES Make a c1e4'12. up 'no* during Arlisy Week The Clansmen Club, • Lucknow For A Lasting And Treasuredl Gift Send. Him A: SIGNET RING MILITARY WATCH BILL FOLD • .• CIGARETTE LIGHTER At Speea1 _Prices During • Army Week and Every Week Our 5th Anniversary Sale Ends Saturday, Ally 5th • • Wine Schmid • • . Jeweller & 111111.111111111.111111! The engagement is announced- of Tuesday, June 2a, 1942, to Mr. an Charlotte Irene Crawford, Reg.N., •Mrs. Larry Henderson, a son (Ern - second daughter. Of Mrs. Crawford est Arthur). . and the late William J. Crawford, Port Albert, to•Charles Harvey Cook; CAPT. ELMER D. BELL, second in younger an of Mr. ,and Mrs. Chas: command of the 99thBattery (A.F.) Cook f 0 '1 "a. The, marriage Will has arrived in England to take a; -tare-place7earlyin-July-: , ' ---..--....special, training ..course. gmr, •CLEVER STUDENT WINS• . UNIVERSITY, SCHOLARSHIP Miss Annetta Stewart, elder dau- ghter cif Mr. a,ng, Mrs. William A. • Stewart of West Wawanolh, is re- • ceiving the' plaudits of hosts of \friends upon her outstanding suc- cess at Toronto University where she has been a student or the past • two years. Awarded first place in Modern history with firstclass hon ors, she received two scholarships, •,that of the 'University College Al- umnae valued at $100 in cash and also the George M. Wrong scholar- ship valued. at $150 cash. In her first year university wort she. won a scholarship' amounting M. $75 for • each of three successive years. At the Goderich Collegiate Insti- tute, where she, was a student 'pre- vious to attending university, she won every scholarship which was open for her to receive, including the Hugh Strang • scholarship, • which entitled her to four ),years free tuition at university, • re,r, stand, hos sold' her home here to - Mrs. A. E. Durnin.• • Held Picnic Thursday • The S. 0: S. girls enjoyed a pleas- ant afternoon, picnicking at Kintail beach last Thursday. • • The Lucknow Fire Cossipany pays 'Army Week' Tribute To Our Boy's in The Armed` Forces We Keep Them Writing THE LUCKNOW FIRE COMPANY IS PLEASED TO PRESENT EVERY • • LUCKNOW BOY ON ACTIVE SERVICE WITH AN ENGRAVED PEN.' • ALREADY WE HAVE PRESENTED OR HAVE NOW ON ORDER, A TOTAL OF 56 PENS. If You Know Of Anyone- Who Has Been • - Missed, Let Us Kilow The Lucknow Fire Company R. T. Douglas Dave Milne R. IL Thompson I, R. J. Moore • AUSTIN SOLOMON, CHIEF: • Harry Nixon • K. C. Murdie • L. C. Thornily' Clair Agnew • Sidney Whitby .• Cameron MacDonald Harold Treleaven. J. S. Kilpatrick • . . • You Are His Folks Back Home! Send That Soldier a Parcel, Write Him a Letter, or Send That Chap Who's Doing Your Fighting, Scottie Smokes MARKET ,STORE Lucknow ' A o .'r 1.1 4. • .• '