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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1939-10-05, Page 4t► R. • eeeer u�. J;; "Council Standard" 1IB=ROLL et Tite-lap Roofilg. ,being widely need for hous'es., is p ant.. • iirepro .o ier• proof-- require.o ' minimum, upkeep. Write'foe one new free book, 'geese Tope". SI'JN »JT •4(.: i•1° 40: AT MONTREAL E. TORONTO 'WEDDING BELLS BELFAST CENTRE Many families from 'here attended, the Ripley, Wingham ,'and Ltick tone ' fall fairs : and all report very good fairs. ',busily engaged silo filling in this locality. Mr. and Mrs Ifarry . Sackett• and family. spent.Sunday at the home of Mir-. and Mrs Pharis• Mathers, weet of Luclmow: ' Mr. and*Mrs Jim Henry. and daugli- .l ;,tees; Donna 1 ;Aiidre-y Jean .spent k -end 'With_ Mrs. Henry's.'Ws- the wee.. ter .. Mr-.. and Mrs,: a J. M,, ,:Frank of ce ton.. -„ : 1' air: :Irwin and ,daughter Mr. St. Cl ,�. ilr b ' Dorothy 'Of ' Paramount •; ;*Pent ,. Sun_ l tit Mr. mi. d Mrs. Irvine Henry. t,aty w�i BIT., and •Mrs. R. H. Brown ,of. Dob- bington are spending ''a 'few days with . Mrs. Brown's . ':sister, ` .Mr. and !1rs. Jim Henry..' Mr. Harry Irwin is busily engaged ,It • 5 1 ° °'THE. LICKNON SENTINEL HENDERSO1-_I1EIBElN A lovely autumn wedding was . sol- emnized -Tat„ of Mee: and -Mrs • , •. emmzeil-a� the -home Charles. Heibein, Listowel, on Satur- day afternoon, • September at four- o'clock, .when their eldest daughter, Hazel .Bertha, became • the , bride ` of ::Mr. Hugh: David. Henderson, son el • of -Thos. and the late :Mrs. Henderson Listowel The' ceremony was 'perforin ed by the Rey *. E. Kelley of Knox .church before ,a !bank. of autumn, bloom 'and foliage. '1 e ri al- elle from Lohengrin was played by : Mrs. John Upper: The bride, who.was given .:inar.,rlage _by her father ..wore u floor, : length, fitted model of , white lace over satin with full: 'skirt. Her graceful ,veil fel from: a haloof, tiny '''seed pearls and orange blossoms.. She carriedan arm bouquet of pale pin! roses. Mies: Annie Heibein was her sister's bridesmaid: ;:She: Was •gownet w pale' pink Sheer iiiade On fitted line 'and' a full. skirt. She -Wore a sinal' halo hat' and carried American Beau• ty rose%. After •ahoneymoon trip bi motor Mr: and ,t Mrs., Henderson 'wit reside in' Listowel. For 'travelling . th ''ride• chose a.. tailored frock of navy plaid .with a navy coat, hat and; ac j ceesories: • . ' - . HONOUR KINLOUGH BRIDE® ELECT hay pressing'. at present: •• Mr. and Mrs., John Campbell: spent a day recently with Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Hunter . of Zion. ' Mr:. and Miele' Archie Nicholslbn ;pent' one day last week with .Mr.' and .Mrs: V. G. Reed of; Lucknow.• (KINLOUGH NEWS) The lovely : home of Mrand Mrs. Wea o , as •.. a sceneof a happy the ladies of the community 'gathered ,at' a miscellaneous shower in honour of Miss Mary Cox, bride of this week. The living room and archway were decorated vtith pink and white stream ens and hearts. -The bride was ushered to her chair of honour ,by Mrs, Dr. MacDgneld orRipley. Mrs.. Jas. Hod - gine acted .'as ' chairlady ;for { a ; Pre - g ram as follows: Solos= -Misses Nel- lie Malcolm, Madeline. Breckles. in= , ne . „� 5trumental ' W Miss•innifred ' Acker.•t;. dueteeMisses Margaret 1VYalcolrh a?rd Edna Bl readings -Mrs. ton Mc=. Bale. Cosh,- Miss ;Kathleen' Graham. -Mai,- Ellen 'Vries'Ellen '.McBride:then read the'•addrese to the bride and a well laden basket and .um'brella•carried in the many lov: sly and useful gifts. Mrs., Dr. Mac- Donald assisted in opening the gifts, Misses Elsie and Violet Ritchie :en- tertained a nuntier .of friends_ at heir '• home . on Thursday evening in ruiner of. Mrs, Charles McDonald who 1d•.ior to,, her recent marriage was Miss uby Mead, ,A humorous programme vas given •' with -- contests.. Late in the e~ -ening the bride was presented' with :'any usefu ': • h e en .0 ens s ane wishes for her future happiness. Re- "reshments were served by the host-. esses.' • Mr. and M'rs..Gordon Kirkland Were n Teeswater on Monday as the •form- en's• mother was ill. • Messrs W. , L. ;.and Lane Gardner Ire assisting Mr.' Wesley Joynt•with. leis apples. Mrs. Ernest Gardner; Miss ' Rena itun attended ttended the S. 5. and Y. P. S. ,+invention'in: Wingham on Tuesday. 'Miss. Lorraine Andrew has gone to ;atelph' where, .she intends. taking • a iasiriess course:' Mrs. • R: Phillips of Goderich was. rust at. the McDonald -Reid wedding en' Saturday. 0 while Miss Jean• Anderson read the accompanying. verses: Mrs: Karl Boyle and • ttiss Irene Johnston assisted in having the gifts placed on the dining rom otable where they were later viewed.' Mary thanked, the ladies for their kindness to her and invited all to visit her in her new 'home, Con- cession 4, Huron., _The. ladi.e, were .then taken upstairs' to seethe bride's.. trouseall after which lunch, was ser; red and a social.' chat enjoyed.. Choir Makes Presentation- g The choir of :the . Anglican church were ;guests 'of Mr. ;and 'Mrs: Arthur Graham'On Wednesday evening last after: choir practise'had concluded. Mr., s` ' Art Graham read an : address to Mary Cox, bride of this Week, who has been a !valued choir 'member: : for, Some 'time, and Mr. Harold, Haldenl>ee on behalf of,the ' choir.. made the pres- entation of a lovely'end-table. -Mary thanked everone.:for their kindness in remembering .her in thio way, A (happy time overt the .teal ceps. was enjoyed after a dainty lunch 'was served. • ' •• Fol owing is the address: Kinlough, ',Ont., September 27, :1939. tAE-HARDS. LOST PO ifIGH SCHQOI.. •Resumrn indoor s oftball after'more. than 'a week's lay-off, George 'Anse >als Die -Hera ... dropped . 71.0 .to 4- deeisien to the' High ;School . on Tues-^; ...cloy night iri a smartly 'played game., . The 11. S. bunched- nine • of :their • Ai' '•rune. in 'the"ist,..2nd-and 6th in •«tri n sric:",;,m DUNGANNON '. 0,0 Miss Ellen and Robert • Aurnin re- ceived• word last week of the sudden passing of their brother, Wm. Smith, Durnin at Scott's Blef, f, Nebraska, Jr_ek ,, i 1 rss • Rcmobe•bones 'and flake one small ML of salmon, Mix with 2 t able- spoors horseradish, 1 teaspoon Penton juice, 4 tablespoons mayon- naise. seasonings. Spread genes; ottsly between bread slices; spread outside of each sandse ch with melted butter, toast on both sides uiider•low broiler heat until brown. Pour over the sandwich a' sauce niade,of melted .cheese. POTATO AND FISN CASStROLE Flake Atte pound of canned or cooked` Esh and place in Cassel told. Slowly melt % ,lb. cheese • to double boiler; stir itt Vg cup milk. Pont this over the fish. (Saver the mixture with rnashed, of tea- retieteecte w itaeci feinaeget biscuits. Bake in hot (425°) oven until biscuitb are done. • Department otF Fisheriels, Ottawa. Please send. me your 57•page Booklet, "100 Tempting Fist! Recipes": Mame.., (ktliM tt YRIN r LEI -rams YLAEriti. )• Addreae • ,++ CW18 i. .There are so many ,delicious varieties of Canadian FISH 'available all of, year round; no matter where you liver that you can add pleasing new ,dishes to the family menus. And remember,. Fish is nourishing, and is easily' digested. Ask, your dealer about the different kinds of Fish he can get for you, and,. arrange to serve Fish to your family often. DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES, OTTAWA. FOR Nair rtoomor • • 1 High Schools -D•. Finlayson; N. S. balver t, D. Aitchison,. J.book, G. S. McIntyre, L. Wylds, R. Richards; J. 'Leith and W. Pinnell. , Die-Hands—Jack • MacDonald; A. McIntosh, C. Webster, B. 'McKenzie,. . Aitchison, -H. Johnston, Ile C. Todd. red .Collyer and F. Milne. • Umpires-e.A.. 1VlcOartney & • chison. ' ;core By Innings•. . Die-Hards ' .: • • . ' 000 010 012 4 High School :' 230 004 :o}.x-1; \* H ITECHURCH childrenIle. e resided" tteRW-7ed end nd leaves to mourn Itis• loss, his wid- ew .and two daughters; 'He is1'one of eleven children of thelate Mrs Chas. and Mrs.°Durnin,. He was .73 years •of. age. Dr. Chas. Durnin ,of Bottineau, N. D.,. and Dr. Brown Durnin,' Great Falls; Montana, • are also brothers.. Mr. and. Mrs. Sate' -Swan, Wiling 'fred' and Reta, Ripley, visited Mr. and' Mrs.. Thos."•Dicksoxi Jr. last Sun - ' Berneto Mr. and Mrs: Jack Curran,. ei son, :o,neTuesday October 341.: -.Bern Mr; -B to d Mrs.'Murray See- dy' dy` a .daughter, ' on Tuesday October, 3rd. • • Mrs. Margaret Fitzgeraldand son • Isaac and his daughter Margaret o; Kincardine visited. •Mr.' and Mrs. Wm. J. Robb• .on Sunday, . Miss Mary Jane Robb returningwith them for a vis - Mee: John Fleming, of North •••Da• 'cote is spending a" few weeks.,with her 'brothers, Mr. Chas. \Martin and Mr,, :James','Martin". and .her `sister, Vire. Bert 'Thompson, and other rela- • THURSDAY, ipii"h'O iEK 5try 1939. ° ... .0;;;•... „> •.. • on Havelock St. Enquire.•at''Sentinel, Of- Port SALE Olt • REN'''-•sIfouse , flee. WANTED TO I'UR 71iASF•--White. Leghorn, ..and' ,Barred Rock. 'Pullets. Send •hill 'particulars , arid. number for. .sesle: 'SAMPATTISON, ;Fergus, Ont. STRAYED-e3TRAY1111)-eA grey heifer, to prem- isesof; undersigned.. Ownur may have same by. proving property and paying` ex " enses• '.Alex McLeod, Con: 2,. 'Kin- loss. a. • CLEANSED and rn- {.ID1�I,YS AilE . , r . . vigorated by using Rui 1aeap$.... At 'regulate' intervals, use Rumacaps for roux telalth's sake. McKIM'S DRUG STORE. • . ,rete egeere —: .� •.-,. .e. .'Pi );q.^^,y ..i" i' M�'."a*it'�'TiR'os" ^,.'.'a7° II+5•'•,�. ,.. '�C. ... ,wwA"A`r�vu^ ply ice Gree •'s,. Radio ShQP. • Miss Sally', Polley; since her fall, on Monday'. of last week, breaking a bone in her hip, was taken to -God= er-ich Hospital on Friday. It -was very enfortunaterfor her in her advanced years to have such an• accident.. We wish for herr' •restored health again Another .of our well `known • figures, William Mole, was stricken 'last Fri- day with a heavy stroke. He had been well as .usual .and. with the'approach-. ing ' electric ' atom, he was- running for shelter. 'After., reaching the house; he: was seized'et iitharalysis . on the left side. Miss. Elva ' Johnston, ,Luck - now, is nursing' him. ' A ,. Ateette , Dear Mary: :It' is with feelings 'of regret; that we, learn ' you are soon' to heave our midst. We wish .to take this opport- unity to ekpress : the sincere regarde we will alway's bold for you., You have .always been a, willing worker in the choir, and have never refused to do your share„ inanything. thiat, was asked of you. 'Your. kindly •help 'our meet- ings, and your sincere .Christian char. acter has been a source of inspiration ,to us. 'We quote the words °of Edgar Guest: . , . Life ' is • sweet, just „because of the friends we have made. And the things. which . in common -we share, We want to live on, •'not because of t ourselves,. • - Ent because. of the people who care; It's giving and doing for somebody else On that,, all life's -splendour . de- pends;, . And the joy of this word when you've summed itall up •- Is found in the •making ' offriends. We do.not•wishto say "Good-bye", tot We 'hope, that. you may find your Way back among us, sometimes, 'But; at this time we.would like to give you something,' which you may have, ae a remembrance of your friends from the church. - Please 'accept 'this gift, and when you go to . your new home, may 'yob know that, our best wishes go with you. ---Stgneden-behalf--of--the --choir, " Edna E. 'Boyle, Organist Mrs. , K. Hedley of Kincardine is visiting with her .sister,. Mrs. Iii A. Graham am other. relatives .here' Services in . the Anglican church have been withdrawn fpr the follow- ing two Sundays owing to Harvest Thanksgiving Services at Bervie, Oct 8th. and Kingarf October 15th. Ceu.est `speakers fen . both • occasions are, Ber- vie 11 a.m: Rev. G.1 Benson Cox of New York; 17.30 p.in. Canon ''own 'sherd' of London. Kingarf, 11 tem Rev. J. Atken.sori of Southampton; 1.- 30 p.ni. ;Uev. L. Stn Mott of Bervie Kinlough service Sunday October ,21 will be at 3 p.m. Messrs George Haldenby, Bert Me - 'Lean and Ethel l'-tanden'by spent .the P week -end in Toronto. . Merrrbers, (Poul the W. A: attended •a 'missionary _meeting in Walkerton on T}iesday •after?( tin and were priv- ileged to hear Miss Winnifred Warren zeturned:-._:lnzssionary_1sn►n h e Mr. .George Fisher and Mr. ; Andy ';a.untt ' made a 'trip . to• Komoka ' on Monday. • ' ' Word has been received here.'of..the death `of Mr.. George 'Cottle' in 'Cal- gary. He Iived Isere as a young _. and :ass a son of Mr. George Cottle in •'old ' resident of this community: He was' a. brother. of Mrs. Tom' Kew of Wingham. • ' ' '• Mr•. 'end Mr's.. Robert Ross and son Mr. Robert Ross made a business trip to Seaforth on 'Monday of this week. Mese Wm. Patterson of Auleurn is visiting with . her daughter, i Mrs, Mr.: Chas.. Durnin • and mr.. George Moore arrived' home a week 'ago from threshing operations in the Basica,. Loon .district, Western ' Canada. • - Members of Ste Paul's Parish' here received word .of. the ` death of Rev. IUIr.. J. Watton's :father at 'Soutitamp- ton last Saturday.; The; funeral ''was • held • • on .Tuesday. Rev. Mr.. Watton: who is bereeeede was the, curate here last year. Mr.. and Mrs. • David Errin Mr. and.. Mrs. Robert Mowbray and (family motored to .Sarnia,.with .thei' 'inele ' Mr. Robert.Mowbray rof Mexico, who �w a0 retuning' home. 'He has been •visiting herewith his 'bre . they •Mr. John Mowbray, and other relatives. Miss Annie Kennedy ;of Bear Kin- ?ardine is spending.- this week, with - ler mother Mrs. David _ Kennedy: YMr.:. Ernest • Patterson and sons, Ross and Glen of • Auburn spent . Mon. !ay, evening with the former's'sister, Mrs. Clarence Cox. . • Mr.. and Mrs. John. Reid of Auburn visited . on Sunday With ''her. aunt, Mrs:' David Kennedy, also at Mr. and 'lrs.. Albert McQuillan's. ' CA I:L IN AT the Ci.ties'' Service'sige on • Station Street fee, gas, oil.. and parts.. Enqua-ies e on prices: of' user? tires•• invited..Your patronage is ap- preciated. GLENN STANLEY, • Luck now. n of ACTIVE -DEALERS WANTED Men and women .make easy money selling our line Of •200 produets. Need- ed' in, every -home. Sure repeaters. Wholehearted co-oPeration.' NO RISK•, Inquire TODAY: FAMILE31 PRO- DUCTS 6.70 St. Clement, • MON- TREAL. T Watkin's Dealer (between' . 25 to. 50 yearsie with . car,' .needed immediately to. havid-out. FREE..Ext!'fictat in near.',. by nuraVroute and supply established demand' for Everyday. Necessities •in - eluding • Spices, Baking-.' Powder.' 'Cleansers,. _Soaps, • Medicines, Fly Spray, Mineralized 'Stock and. Poul- try Tonics. 70 year. reputation. 10;000 dealers: • Must be satisfied with $30:00 weelfly • to start. Selling experience •.rnnecessary. Farm experience help- ful, Credit furnished right '•' parties, Write immediately, The J. R:., Wat- kins ' .Company, 'Montreal, Que., Dept. O -L-2. , - ' • FOR. SALE—One _Ilolstein,heifei, dut to freshen noel ; ore. fat Durham beif er," one Durham bell, .11/.a years old;. "from•• ace •edited, herd. 'Ali priced .rea: onably, Orville .Durnin,. Dungan- non R. 1.., CARD OF THANKS. Mrs. Thomas Henry . and' Mr. ,end Mrs. ' Melvin . Irwin .wish to '.express grateful thanks to friendsand neigh - bole"; for the many knid7a7cts and expressions of sympathy . during the illness and at, the time of the death if Mr. Henry. . ARE `YOU THE MAN'' ' • orfMeua 1 F. T. ARMSTRONG •OPTOMETRIST, WILL BEA JN LUCKNOW 9.30 , A, M. To 9.P.° M. AT WM. S CHMID'S STORE • economics, scheduled held in' Dungannon November '28th to, Dec- - ember ;21st; has been advanced one week, and will be. held.froin November 31st to Deeember.15th inclusive. The change is 'made so that the course will not interfere with Christmas ,oncerts both ch5rch and school, many the Sixth, concession of West: Wav!a- :rf which are' held the week preceed- •cosh are moving • to the village this ing Christmas.. • - . ' .week and are occupying' the house The moving of a house for a dis'-. -,f' Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Finnigan. • tance ':of five miles attracted much Mr. acid. Mrs. .Everett' Harris are attention • herr. ' The house, a storey moving to the village and• .will •oceupy and a hal 'frame,' was purchased • a part of , the rectory. Mr. Harris by Thos.• Anderson, . Jr., 'fr one Robert will take up his work at the wood Reid, and was formerly situated `'on -working shop. ' ' • . . . the first sideroad-vwest_. of:D'ungannon- ' Mrs John Miller, Bakersfield, Cal., :t was loaded on a,: large•truek. About is 'a • visitor with . her. brother Mr: ;twenty five men .Assisted in the work George' Irwin. ,' . ,sand steadied the house' by means of Mr.. Chas. Hopper, Wingham, vis- lea'vy ropes attached to the, roof a' ted - his cousin, MrS'. George Irwin, rack of ' the four corners,: Telephone' one day week.vnres. were cut in to tie Married—At Listowel on •Saturday Fuel'MrFuel' David Henderson,, eldest son of Mr. Thos. Henderson and' the late. Ars. Henderson, formerly of t�he� .coin eternity, to'•Miss 'Hazel Hiebind'►of Lis towel: - . , ,The Y. P. Society was invited''ant' :pent a' social- evening •on Monde; , evening' at the home of Mr. and Mrs.l ohnson Conn with a good attendance )resent.,, Hymns were sung, §entenc: • • sayers given, Scripture reeding � b} Mrs. Farrish Moffat, topic Was' pre. tared by Mrs. Conn and read by Mis. relma • Scott. A solo . was given b� Ties Janet Craig ail. violin music ;y Mr. Wali, accompanied on th :man by 1i:i•fs %Valla Thle journal we: !old by Mis- Mui -dine Simpson., The lee in clured •with prayer. -.- Progre -11:dleifyieeeee son, Also -Mrs. 'toss of •Langside were recent Visitors with Mr. and Mee. Malcolm Lane:"... ' • Mrs. l aa'ke lead the misfortune on Thursday evening' last to fall fr,tct- uring tier left wrist.' Everyone joins in wishing her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Kaake is one of the grand old t , ,V t 11nu .. ki Tye crokinole • was played and the winners were Mr. Cecil' Falconer "ant! %hiss Hazel 'McBurney. A lunch wa •erved afterwards.' All had an enjoy able evening. - ASHFI•ELD. Miss Sadie'Johnston, ,R.N. of Wing' "ant spent' the. week -end At her hom, here.• -' Mr. Malcolm MateLeod • of • Chicag • t' ,paying a 4vXsit to his old friend here. •- The 'Presbyterian congregation here 'lad' their . anniversary services las' eeinday with Rev.. G. Peddie of Clin on as guest speaker. Servicers wen ;old 'morning 'and evening. The choir rider the leadership of •Mr. Donald Reclean with Mrs, D...A. Macl.,ean. it the organ and assisted by the ':idiee quartette- of Ripley rendered ;petal 'music. • •sixplaces under Announceinent has been made. by • vhich it ''was necessary • to move it, - 1. ' C.. • Shearer, agricultural-represen- -tative for .Huron 'County,, that the :Ina although it swayed at' times it .bort course in agriculture ..and' hone .vas moved without mishap and .placed in . position on the farm of Mr. And- erson, ' who will fit it. up for occu- pancy. ' . Miss • W innie McClure, R.N:; is nur- ' sing at the home of Mr. and Mrs..' Murray • Hardy. CREWE. .. Mr. and Mrs. Matt . Shackleton vis- ited ' Mr. and Mrs. Jesse ,Gray in Gods !rich. on Saturday. • ° , • Mrs, Win. Crozier and, 'Frances spent "Monday with the former's ,fa• her, ' Mr. 'Wm. Campihell at 'Donny brook. 1VIr. and Mrs_ George Freeman ant._ area, Mrs, :Cook and daughter Rosa : ie Leeburn Were Sunday visitors with their daughter, Mrs.. Lorne Emmons. and Mr. Emmons. • ' Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Drennan and .Iiildren visited* Mr. and '.Mrs. James Drennan; KiVntail, On 'Sunday. Quite a number, from here . attended he anniversary services at Port Me ert.on Sunday: 1 The .Young People's. Society held I�ehflrg``ww`�Cc'fr"`fomc'_;'tire•-�ftr't� tl"•`of�•-:'t:� social. A very' enjoyable evening WA. spent..•. ladies of bur Community. Mr., and Mrs. Milton •Walsh' and family were Sunday 'visitors with Mrs. ilawkshaw. ' 'V1 1 ij', 1, . .11, ;) ti111 1 ., 1444.1 t1i 4, FARMERS needing money' to fiuiance improvements which good business judgment approves, are invited to consult with our pear- eit branch manager. - -The Bank of Montreal recognizes the need of farmers to keep their properties from becoming run- down and their equipment from becoming obsolete. t Borrowing to keepyour farm in good working cortdit'ion should be profitable; it is ;a constructive use of credit. " • ,• • • Our local branch, managers .are familiar with the deeds of farmers in each locality.. They 'welcome applications for loant having a constructive purpose, urpose, - • - . �i 1�T-RE I T S1D11 .gym Lucknow •Branch: V. N. PltEST, Manager ft . • 1.1,4 4 + . �, .:, .,t , 11t,i i 1iJ 1 • ' • 1 tett 1 d 1.ii tlttt 1 is , �.�+'\ it h Il' 1'',ht • ltti 11 1 1l'.,0 1 1� • Al' ', 11th .1 0,11\ 4, .4' n 4 0e, + e