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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1939-11-02, Page 5THUASDA,Y NOVEMBER '2lld; X93 TH5 LUCKNOW SENT! NEL, PAGE Fiv!1 • :Lytton. ye.e�>� Theatre _ W•INGH.AM Show starts, at .8 p.ta. except Saturday, --="Saturday night two shows at 7.45 and 9.45 pan. RECEPTION• HELD • DUNGANNON AT 'LANGUDE . ' (LANGSIDE NEWS) At a reception • held in Langside Hall on October 25th Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn were presented 'with a well filled puree. Jamieson 'Pettypiece visitors with Mr: and Mrs. Arthur Elliott on .Sunday were Mr, .and. Mrs, Lew .Osborne and Mr. and Mrs.. Al- fred Sales, Woodstock. Mrs. B. J. Crawford returned with: her grand -daughter, Mrs. Robt. Mc- Millan an Mr McMilla, o Sud dam t Thursday, Friday, Saturday, November'Z . 3 4. MERLE OBERON • GARY .COOPER THE COWBOY and the LADY” ,A wealthy girl .,m,asquerades • as a' lady's. maid and falls. in love with a cowboy: *Also "Donald Hoek" Monday,, . Tuesday, Wednesday November 6, 7, 8.. ROBERT ARMSTRONG . ANN SOTHERN in ., tt �Er; MAIS,I • "Maisie", a showgirl strand - ,ed in a' cow 'town, finds work and really' turns th, place #1L - side out. . Also "Laurel & Hardy Comedy". "Traveltalk" ". Sport Subject" MATINEE' Saturday 230 p•in, Admission Adults -20c Chltdreii -10c. .. • L WEST WAWANOSH COUNCIL MINUTES' presented.. the gift., To Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, Conn Dear Wallace and Aleta: • For the celebration of this happy occasions your, , marriage, , you see, gathered 'before you, your friends and neighbours' ,of this coni,miinity, who wish •to, extend to you their heartiest corigratuletions . and best wishes for the„ .future: Wallace, you; s'ha've• lived anion �s all yotr life and we, as a community, have never asked you bo assist us at •our socialfunctions, but, what ,you have been only "r,p, too"will= ing es.' and •:and vire hope.' you, will to continue to take part in all these a&, you have done in'the past. In times of trouble,too, in the neighborhood you have, always •been. . 'eady to give a helping hand. • . Aleta,• though you , areno stranger in, our midst, we now welcome' you tc our community and hope° that you may continue to', make many friends here in. the future, Se wecould not let this opportunity ' passwithout showing a token of our esteem and so we • ask' 'yop to accept, this gift. And so we wish -you. joy ' and• glad- ress 'as you go along the. way. We • hope your ,hearts Will know no sadness: This • wish' is ours •' for you to -night. ' , , ' Signed on behalf ' of 'your 'friends, and neighbors,' • Jamieson P.ettypiece, Ed, Wadle, Or- eille Tiffin; Charlie Taylor: Mr: -°lid+' ia: COI anis lIk: etc ge Wraith of., Wingham,. spent Sunday nvitli• Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott. Dr. and Mrs. Harry . Hession of Toronto, . Mr. and . Mrs. Reesor of Markham spent Sunday with the, for- mer's 'sister Mrs. J B:. Morrison. Mr. Elmer and Bill Tiffin. of Turn - berry ' spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Reuben: Tiffin. Mr. 'Wendel Taylor wastaken.: to Wingliam Hospital : last • Wednesda. - evening and ;operated on for- appen- dicitis. He is ' recovering As rapidly as can be expected. . ..October, 10.'4939 The West : Wawanosh Council met on above date with all the: members present and Reeve Webster presiding.. The•ininutes bf''thelast regtilar meet- ing and the special 'wereread and accepted , on motion' of Councillors Miller•nd -McPherson: The, following• resohition was pass- ed on motion of Councillors -Smyth and Gaunt. 'That the,Reve and Trees vier are hereby'.authorized on •behalf. of the Corporation of the Township of West Wawanosh .to instLtnct the Bank, of Montreal, Lucknow, Ontario: to pay .at 'debit of the account of the Corporation all, cheques, ' also all maturing debentures arid coupons of • the ' Corporatign, whether drawn on the Canadian Bank of Commerce,' Au- 'lhurn. Ontario or payable :at the of- fice of the Treasurer. The Council decided to donate $10. to8 the St. Helen Women's 'Institute to purchase .material' for War work:' Other societies in the Municipality, engagers' in the same rwork will re- ' ceive grants. This .was passed, Lon• motion.of C'oumillors Gaunt and' Mc- Pherson. - Mr. II/ached ' itiirray- wee' awarded the' contract at $25.00 to cut dowr the hill and clear up road opposite his own property on 'Concession 6. This was done on'.motion of Coun- cillors Gaunt and Smyth. ' The council adjourned to meet Nov- ember '3rd, at 2'.30• adjourned. 17urnin Phillips,Clei'k. •yap•• \ tina,h a TH.E, • LUCKNOW S•EN•T I NEL at Lucknow, Ontario. Published every Thursday Morniny '.Girl.. A. D. MacKenzie_-Preprieto• Campbell Thompson-•=Pubt;ishee THURSDAY- NOVEMBER 2nd, 1939 Amelia Mclllwain,. , her housekeeper' returned to her !home at the.,Nile..,. Mr. and :Mrs. George Swan;' and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon•Struthers,, Luek- new visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shields ion Sunday.' ' Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Elliptt, Cal- gary, Alta, visited a week with his sister. Miss :'Betty ''Elliott,' They had attended the ,New. York World's 'Pair •. before coming•up thisway : Mrs. Toni alVIeWhinney •siren$ • the week -end" visiting, ;relatives at the Nile., Y • R ich. -'We are: :sorry •to report Mrs . R McWhinney. at the Nile has suffered as. troke recently. Mr. ar Squires` received ward How• d on Satterday that his brother, Alfred Squires • had passed away in .Orillia Hospital from pneumonia; He -was in his 23rd year. Mr.' Howard Squires and Mr. brace McArthur, undertaker, Went for the remains ,and the fun- eral took place. from •the homatdof his uncle; Mr. Isacc Tabb, Carlow, Mon- day with interment .in; Colborne Cern- etery. Mrs. H. Casemorem . of Belmore is also .assisting in .nursing her brother. Mr. W:ri. Mole who is recovering, quite a lot from a paralytic stroke at the home of his'daugh:ter, Mrs: Wm. Cook. Mrs.„.Minnie Jones 'visited Sunday: with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McConnell, Mr. and Mrs, . Wm: 'Brows Ardysa and Gertie spent Sunday a, with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown of Ripley, Misses Jean Orr of Kinloss and - Tena, of .West .WaWanosh spent Sun= day at .their home here. Presentation Made On Saturday afternoon the ladies. of ''the commlunity' gathered at the' home of Mrs. Alf Troup and presented Miss Florence Wadle, bride-to-be with• a linen sheerer. Miss Florence Reed read the following address; Dear Florence, , It was with a, feeling of happiness we learned of your ceming marriage Wand we have met here this afternoon to spend a social time with. you 'once more. . Typhoid Outbreak • Up until' Friday of last week, there were seven cases' of typhoid fever re- ported in Goderich. Two doctors from the Provincial Board of Health, Tor- onto, investigated • the epidemic, over the. week -end. The, milk and water supply Was found O.K. LAN:GSIDE ' NORTH A large number from this neigh- borhood attended the fdwl supper at Bethany last Thursay evening. . Miss Jean Orr is visiting witht•her . • parents Mr. and Mrs. Win, Orr. Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Ross and Ron- ald, Mr Thos. Moss and Mrs. Craik of Teesviiater were Sunday visitor° at the home of Mr. and. Mrs. F. G. Moffat.'' Je ' ral - Citi -. ' !Ad 'i T.angside ilia it .. g evening. �'a�uccessful meeting on Friday.. g enin, Officers elected for' the Cantingear• _ are, ,preside Gordon Wall; vice-. nti, presidetit James Mchardsere secret- try -treasurer, Wes. Tiffin;; committee, man, Victor Emmerson. Mr, and Mrs.' James:' Donaldson of Culross' spent an evening last Week with Mr. and Mrs: Farish Moffat. 1 a-alritilee,:fefitaitettiea We could not let this opportunity pass without expressing •aur friend- sbip if only in a; small way, for artier kind and genial • disposition and pleas- ant smile has won a warm place in. WATCH YOUR TO1NGUE - ' Canada is_ at war, and• • to the aver- age person it ie well known that .the spreading .of' certain 'reports or the, making of statements is •a punishable offence' under,'"Tho 'Defence' of. Cary a a• Regulations." a• • . For:; the information of our readers yve publish' these. regulations :in,.part' No person shall' by word of mouth .Spreadreports •or: make state-` ments: false ori otherwise; 'intended or. likely •to, :cause disaffection `to'Hr Majesty :'or• to u}'terfere' with :the . sac Fess of • :His Majesty's..forces or. of the forces of any`'all'ied„or .assoicia.ted , Powers or'to prejudice His' N1•a�esty'; relations with foreign Powers, or; (b) • Spread reports: or, make .state ments, false or otherwise, .intended 'or likely to prejudice , the recruiting, training;. discipline, or adininistrati,on of, any of His. •Majesty's •forces,., The penalty fee breach of .above mentioned regulation:-:„. • • "Such 'person `shall be liable oe Harvey Mole is laid up in bed with blood 'poisoning ' in his - lienee: A social evening under the sponsor- ship,. of, the Y. P. U. of the', United Church was given Monday night, ,'A large ., attendance was evident -With. many taking part entertaining and a great 'Variety of'co.attufines'niade lots -of fun:.Prizes were given for gents to, Walter Dickason;: ladies ,fancy,, Mary. McEachrer ; boy's comic; .Mar- ietta Stingell boy's fancy, Lorne Popp ; girl's fancy, Doris .Reed; 'girl's comic,, Eileen Ctirrie. ' ' ' 'Mr- • J. D. ° Richardson :was taken quite ill on Monday and was taken to Goderich Hospital ' ' Hallowe'en :passed . of "very nicely! The children, masked, went in groups to do ors for 'hand-outs and 'did very' well and 'for' the large amount gath- ered and •consumed;. in dreams there :may have been 'Goblins" for 'goblin'. The Women's Institute of Dungan- non entertained the .Lucknow branch and 'a pleasant afternoon was spent. The visitors gave an interesting pro- gram. A coniniittee to represent the W:• I, in the .Red • Cross was appointed and are -Mrs. Wilbur. Brown, Mrs. Wm. Stewart. and M•rs. J. J. Ryan. 'Miss Cora , sCulbert led in a musical, contest a'' lunch was being served. Mr. and. Mrs. Jas. Culbert, Luck- now, visited Miss L. Meanest, also Mrs. R. Fitzgerald • `Mr. -and Mrs. W. • A. Culbert and :family visited the tatter's brother, Mr. Melvin Tyndal, Carlow, on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Dickson Jr,, •enclr ...n roue,lien ta,-- = .,.. and :;Mrs;,, Thos- Diekson.:Sr:. spent ,.a We ask you to accept- These few linen gifts to you are ten- der•'ed • By your friends sincere and true Hoping, just to be remembered When we are' away from you., 'Remembrance is the golden ' chain ;, That naught on earth can sever The passing' years roll-on in Vain, True • friends are friends forever. We all join together 'in wishing for end at her home at Ripley. The November meeting of the Mis- sion Band will be' held at the bowie of `Mrs: Parish Moffat on Satrurrday, November: 4th. , you Success your housekeeping journey thru And as 'you climb the hills of coming ' years May you ride on high and never shift gears, . • With plenty spark of s ark and never 'a knock And a joy 'filling station in every block. , Signed on behalf of your friends, .Florence Reed, Mrs, Ed. Wadle. n A ineeting1 of all those interested iu Tiffin's ceanetery , is 'being held on November 6th at Mr. Walter Scott's home when the question of estaab'sh-. ing perpetual upkeep for'the ,ce�et- ery will be considered. The Langside Rural Club held. their ® Friday organizai�rn' iteeting last+ y evening 'when ti'l'efolk:Wr ng` officers were elected: pre's., 'Gordon, Wall; la vice, James Richardson.; sec.-treas., Wesley Tiffin, assistant; Chas. Tiffin; con'trnittee •man, Victor Emerson, floor managers, Orville Tiffin, John Smith, Bill Henrys George Tiffin; caretakeg., graham' Moffat. The entire proceeds after' expenses are paid are to be used for Red Cross, The first meeting will ovetnibe be dancing ori enders rumen Mir. Herb ?ettypiece had the Inds - fortune to have one of his horses suddenly drop' dead while ploughing en .Tuesday nmorning., • ,, ,r, �r��'j ',1\\�' 1 .w few days last week visiting et Wheat- ley, Windsor and Detroit, and while away purchased a new 1940 Dodge car. Mrs. Alex Pentland' returned from Detroit after several weeks , visiting her son Mr. Laverne ..Pentland and family. ' Mrs.' Burton Roach has been on the Sick list lately, included with many others around. OLIVET. Olivet Y, P. S. Meeting The Young ,people s meeting .of • Ol- ivet Sunday School was held on Wed- nesday evening, October 25th. There was about, thirty one members and visitors present. C.ur. meeting opened ''0 Master let me walk with Thee", eve :repeated the Lord's prayer in 'un- ison: The Scrip, Ire reading was taken by Beth McTavish,- We then • had a survey of • the work, of the different oi•ganizatiens of the Church; "eachdo-. iiig 'Well. Mr. W. •S,: 'McGuire spoke, for:the session. Mrs. R. '$Tack. gave a talk on: W, 4. S. and the superinten=.•' dent on. the ,•Setnday school',, ;Mr;' Wag ?Walden spoke on .the iteporten to of' a. schooal in the comnivaiity. The repres- entati•ve ,,for the Board gee Stewards eras, ;uinable , to be •present and this v'as'reviewed briefly by Eltner'Aeery. Norval Stewart represented the Y. P. S.. Mr.. MacKenzie gave a very inter- esting talk pointing out that each ;has a part in the great wolf of the ROUND . TRIP BARGAIN FARES November. 17.18 from, LUCKNOW To Stations Oshawa and East to, Cornwall inclusive, Uxbridge, Lind- sey, Peterboro, Camp•bellford, Newmarket, Collingwgod, Meaford,. Midland, NorthBay, Parry Sound., -S.udbury,'Gapreol•and West'to Beardmore. ' TO TORONTO also to Brantford,. Chatham, Goderich; Guelph, Hamilton, . London, Niagara Falls; Owen Sound, .St. Cetherines, St. Mary's; Sarnia. Strat- ford ; Strathroy; Woodstock,• Seehandbills for complete list' of destinations For: fares,,` return limits, train information, .tickets, ete, consult. • nearest Agent. • T337C • The' autumn, Thankoffering •rneet- ing• of the W. M. 'S. 'was held•• in .the chrurch' .on. Tuesday with a • geed at tendanee. Several . neighboring 'sec, reties 'were ' invited.. After .devotional church, stressing the need for unity exercises Mrs. Menary gave the, ad - and co-operation: The president took) dress of welcome, •which was ably charge •of the • remainder.. of the meet=.M . responded to by Mrs ' John •Blake ing, :During the business•' perid •• it. 'vas decided to hold weeklythen .2'is; Herb Stothers'of Erskine ' . : me�t- Ings' on • Wednesday,' night. . Mr. arid Mrs. J.' H. Howe 'spent the', week -end at • the home .of ' her •Summar Conviction to:a fine neat eat . 'father, Mr., T. McGuire.; Mrs:' Howe y remained for a''few • d'ays. ceeding" five hundred dollars,. or• e tO "14isS. Sadie• McCharles spent the. t .geed - imprisonment for, a term no xc h !Ionia church Dungannon read' the Scripture' lesson. We were 'then favoured With 'a solo by:firs.,' Spence 'Irwin; •followed by'•a reading by Mrs: Dan' McKenzie. Miss Syli•b •'ourtice,, the guest speak- er 'then gave• a very interesting talk i , .presented to the young couple. Art Browr'i is serving as juryman at the •Fall Assizes', which', .opened in ''Walkerton Tuesday of this week. ;Oiiver Jacques attended' a group meeting .of Watkins 'reperentatives•. Kitchener,. , Mervin Hunter visited for a few days -with .his grandparentsiir' the • village. :. Several Walkerton ladies . were guests at the. W M. S, meeting.,here • on 'Wednesday; the visitors ;present-. ed a ''very fine programme. ' ' v6 Recent visitors with Mrs°. R. • T. Brown were,' Mr:"and•'Mrs: J. Bugle- annan'of,. St: Jacobs, John BArown anal grandmother; Mrs. M•, Brown, of :Buf- . fa]o, ,Mi.ss E: Weigh and:' Miss Hal - bine ;of•,•Kincardine.• • .. A most successful. •chicken,. pot pie , supper was, held . in •St. John's 'chrurch on Japan which we all enjoyed. Then ing twelve months, or to, bots': fine. and"'e ch ' erson may "' ' imprisonment; •but su p . elc-end: at er, Mr.. and Mrs. 1VIcCharles Fern Alton faveured a solo and •.1VIrs. at the electionel the Attornee-.Gin- f 'eras of Canada; be prosecuted' upon I C' Richard .McWhinney 'closed the • Meet- ing • with ;.prayer "and` a dainty lunch R E W E was, served . by ..the • ladies;. Collection .indictment, anti' if'Cony i.cted shall. he I •• $11.76: :� liable to, 'a• fine net, .e!:ceeding five!. M'r• • and Mrs. •Sid ' Gibs. •n of Strat- ''Mrs. Jack •.Rivett received the sad 4' ' 1• t 'so r r n n e i fiends ,ae ar;ee daata" are, r •�•:,a�?:a•�,..�.nllat's;.,n_.• ..D .tan.Ir'l.r ;gra � e ,k_f�ta:,el•sp�f.il,-. �_ek !':tad...,. � ...X'......�.,,x�s�urs: � nf_, h r fsth,_�... for a 'term not ,exceeding five `years, ` here: James Johnston, whin •. died suddenly andini i Viso ment." . m. Campbell of Dirnri brook i 2 or ,t o•beth fine 1 t • ra Mr: W p Y . at Wilkie' on Sunday, °`October ..2nd.. • � is 'visiting a fora:.. days with his' r 'PURPLE GROVE '. MAFEKING • Mrs. Wm. Blake is visiting at pres- ent at..the .home., of , Mr. and' 'Mrs, Hiram Moffat of Watford. • •• Mr, and'�'{ rs. •I. M. Kilpatrick: spent •In the week -end in Toronto. `. . . Mr.and ,Mrs. Eugene ;Hansen. of East Tawas,, Michigan, visited ,last •week lwith Mr. `and Mrs. ,S.'J:• Kilpaf " t rick _ .• •' Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey ' hall. 'have moved'' to' Dungannon for the winter. . I. A• number ftom this line attended the •fowl, supper at Kingsbridge Mon- day evening• - The Y. P. S. held a Hallowe'en s c- ial in the Hall last Friday evening. All'report' a good time. • Mrs. 'Harrison and babe of• God- erich spent' last . week with tee- par- ents Mr.' and.. Mrs. Dan McDonald. ar The Ladies Aid was largely ateg y tended last Wednesday at the home of Miss Minnie Fair. -Mr., and Mrs. George Cdlwell and children visited at Mr. Russell Coll- in's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Emmerson spent last Sunday, at Mr. Angus Gra- ham's sof Lucknow. ' ' Mr,, and Mrs, John Emmei`son ,spent Sunday evening at 'Mr.. John Mc= • ,Lean's. ' . 1}2r, and Mrs. Norman McDonald's of ' Ripley,spentSunday- at 'Mr: D. McDonald's. . Mrs. Futsiton and Miss Mildred' spent Wednesday with Miss ,Minnie' Pair. . Mrs. Milton Walsh sI? pent a leg days at, Mr. John 'Wraith•'•s. and Mrs. Tsaaa Nixon and children • visited at Jack Emnerson's recently. • daughter Mrs. Wm. 'Crozier, • Mr. and ,Mrs Raynlond .Finnigan anis. Chester' and 'Louise were visitors with 'Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Chamney, Marnock, on Sunday. •' Mrs. Will, Reid and Douglas spent a few'" days with her mother, , Mrs. : Wilson, 'during the week. • Miss Peed. Janes 'of Donnybrook". is ' assisting" .Mrs. Shackleton, 'whom,, ;rweheuam°re'tsorism.y'to:rsay,'is"suffering with. Mr. Colin Crozier, Was 'nip from Lieury and •spent a pleasant, week- end' at„ his home here: . Miss. Beatrice ,Treleaven is spend; ping . some time with 1Vlrs, ,' Bruce Me- Arthur at Dungannon. ' , Mr. and \ Mrs. Eugene Hanson. `o f 'Jackson, Mich., visited on Wednesday. I' with their niece Mrs, Cecil Blake:arid BERViE 'on Friday evening, the proceeds ,of , which amounted to ' over. "Milli The Women's. Institute' meets Wed- nesday at Mrs. Roy '. Peters home. A special meeting for theinstall- ation' of officers of the T:O.O.F, was held, here last 'Thursday. evening., Mrs:Barnes of Port Elgin wk's the 'Mr. and Mrs Allan Robertson • of guest of Mrs: 'John Sturgeon. during Tiverton visited Tuesday with •Mrsa the wwleek.' " 'Jas.. Hunter•w•ho is not in good health. Mrs. Dolgety; who has been with a:6 present, • . her daughter, Mrs. ° F. C. McRitchie A Hallowe'en social was, greatly • :for some .time past, ;returned .recently , i;njoyed in: the basement of the Uzi' . . to her home' in . Sombre.,• • : ited Church Tuesday evening, • Rev, Bert°1 Scott and ' Rev, ' Affleck, ' Toronto,representatives of the Y. P. REMEMBRANCE' DAY . • Forward Moven%ent ''of ' tl a -United STATUTORY HOLIDAY: church'. Were ,guest speakers at a. Y. P. meeting,. here 'on' Tlipeday evening and .,were also • present at 'service on Sunday. when Mr. Scott'pieached. 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