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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1935-05-09, Page 4#.• 'C: THE LUCKNOW'.SENTINEL 1' ■7 'I spent Sunday with Mr. and / V THURSDAY, MAY 9th, 1935 < • -• '■ -—:■■■ 7...... ............................................................................... LANGSIDE Young Men of Lucknow Are invited to call and pee the Two New Makes of shoes ^especially for! young men. THE WINSTON abeautjful shoe in every way priced at $4.65 per pair, and The VARSITY/ priced at $4.45 per pair J . Both? are of superior quality and are com- Ibination fitting thereby assuring a perfect fit for every normal foot 0 * the New RANGERRAMBLINGS / / T489 lation. hikb conditions left I till a ' in an aeroplane. When, h.e came down he said to the pilot, “Thank yo’, boss fo’ dem" two rides.' Standard Classs Tickets good-via GREAT LAKES rdutemeals and berth extra. BAGGAGE Checked-.Stopovera at Port Arthur, Armstrong and west Twa Tfctets. SJ^ping Car. rtserxaiions, and aU infQrmation frcm-any-aRenX. ..A^K-POR-HA N-n Ri-1-Tr-— CANADIAN NATIONAL •- ------------- ---------— —■ ■' ' r-----; •" --------------------------• CENT A MILE —EACH WAY GOOD IN COACHES ONLY/ / - ' ■ 1 : SLEEPING CAR ACCOMMODATION ' ear (P3« is required, the folio wing dighdyhishwfarM.ppfyi „ . oToanrt Sleeping Car, tA approximately 1 J4c Her mife. pliB regjrfw berth rate. CWSteadardSteeptogaadPariorOrs at approximately 1 per mile, plm regulw berth or chair rate ■ enough to sfi< sensational fbotball play, of a fifty-yard run, forward pass im ’ PHONE 129,. WINGHAM [ SCOUT NEWS Don’t forget Scout meeting 10th 7115 sharp. • I guess I have an apology to make f^^hot having a Column' this last while. 7-- well there wasmo news. . • .Boys’ let’s have a big column. Here’s how. Every time you hear some' jScout pews tell the press-^re­ porter —‘ you know who he is. - \ May , J EXCORSIOMS^r- . GOING DAILYt-MAY 15 to 28 inclusive p : Return Limit: 30 days HOW ABOUT MOVIES? M • k I n g f- home mov­ ies with a modern, low-cost camera is actually .as... ",...» a sya s —■ m~«--k I n ’fl”" snapshots. It'sfascinat-" inp sport, - ■ tOOf ’ - ' V K4AY as well be frank’about fET •VI Until a few months ago I had the notion, shared-by a good many other folks, that home movies were (1) expensive, (2) difficult, and (3) not verygood, anyway. . -■ And then Bill, a friend of mine, got a movie outfit. Neither he nor his family can be classed as wealthy. .orKnythingJikedt.^ Thecamera itself was about the size of a rtnall book. Slid into a (top­ coat pocket without any fuss at all. It was neat as the proverbial ..-pin and about as simple. Bill showed ' me how to run it; You merely held ' it up, aimed it as you would a gun, pressed a button—-and you are mak­ ing moving. Oh, of course, there was a spring fowind"ancra lens aperture to set, but it was any amount sim­ pler than my favorite snapshot cam­ era*- Even the loading was easy.. That particular camera, as I re- ■ 'call it, cost about $40. It used 8 mm. film and held enough to allow for a couple dozen full-length shots—each \ ...shot long enough to show,, for ex- ample, a sensational fbotball play, from the snap of the ball to the end' of a fifty-yard run, forward pass im "v eluded. All that on about ten cents’ .._______ ____ ______ Movie film, I learned, is really . pretty cheap to begin with and doubly so when you consider that the purchase price includes the cost of finishing done by the manufac­ turer. :, Well, I revised my notions of movies, as >to cost and difficulty,. ■ This will be' bur first meeting; since Faster, so make it a/success. "”Time''we^’'”were'. having enrolment. Let’s talk to the Scout master about it. ' , ( Evidently the girls are waiting fbr the boys to plaster;—or hAve they, run out of paint? “ One of the'- greatest celebrations" of the land ever carried out in-Ca­ nada; a chain of Boy Scout .beacons from Cape Breton to Vancouver Island, flamed westward at:nightfall •On May 6, in honour of the King’s Silver Jubilee, r_In_-jnany:..cases— lighting- of the bonfires. Was preceded by the firing of a royal salute of. 21 rockets. ■ i,:, Ju' "L ' T/JIE Sentinel Published every Thursday naormng at Lucknow, Ontario. - Mrs.'” A, D.MaicKenzie ■— Proprietor Campbell Thompson—-Publisher TTHURSpAY, MAF 9th, 1935,:“ Presbyterian ;lGuild The . regular meeting of the Guild was held in the Presbyterian Church .on Monday evening; The scripture lesson Was read by, J. C. Johnston. The tppic-“How Can l Serve Christ in My" Vocation” 'was read - by MisS Muriel Farrish and in keeping with the Silver Jubilee of the accession to, the thrOne"“Jof King George-Vs an apprQpriate.,reading^-'was-givenby Miss Greta Campbell and. also a suit­ able Jubilee poOm read "by Miss, Mar-> garet McDonald._.Mi?s*;„Irene J^letch. contributed a reading “How Big’s the Man?” The musical numbers on the program which were • varied, were mu eh enjoyedandincluded/aviblin and zpiano duet by Misses June Mor­ rison and Mary Carter; a piano- duet by Mrs.McKendrtek annd Miss Made- lyne McMurran and a vocal solo by Mrs. Phillip Steward,. The program next Monday evening was announced, to be held iiji the form of a Scottish program with Rev. Robertson Miller, of . Mount Forest the gujest speaker and music by the Choir. and Guild Jthe_ -members—iir-eharge-J-oU-Mfr"Uamerorr Geddes and Mr. Mochrie. Follov,-irig the singing of the 1 ast hymn, the meeting was closed by prayer by'.Rev. C. H. McDonald .and the singing of “God Save the King.” , . . ; ST . Mi:, and Tfios. Mprrisqp, Of Blyth 'I Mrs. J. B" Morrison. Mrs. Morriso^, returned with them to ’spend a few days, . " z, Mrs. Cloakie, Allie and Bernice of London, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs' John Mjclnnes . . * Mr. and Mrs Alex Murray,, John Philip and Alex of Toronto spent the /holiday, at their summer cottage here,. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Liffin and Charlie and Mrs. 'V. Emmerson spent Sunday with Mr; ‘iand Mrs. Russel Ritchie of St Helens. ■ The Langside United W; M/S. held their. .May - meeting on' Wednesday iast-:-at< the ^.home of Mis.s - Emma Richardson. On, Monday^ a number of men were' at work at Tjffin!s cemeter-y^-raking- and rolling the grounds and levelling. The, grass seecf sown lasf year has come up well and the grounds are =shiQwing '’thp^Tesurtf^f’‘put" on them. Lyceum theatre Show Starts 8 P. M. Thursday, Friday, Saturday MAY 9-10-11 ■ Randolph Scott ' ,lp ■ "The Last Round Up” from the Zane Grey Story . “THE BORDER LEGION” .'alpo ; .' Captain Henry’s Radio v from “THE SHOW tBOA^> Two Reel Comedy „ , “NO MORE BRIDGE” ,— POPEYE thb ' SAILOR— ■ in ‘ , The Man on the Flying Trapeze The regular meeting -was fairly -weH-^a-ttemletUTaSt ^Wednesday.’'' We ^hadn1t7^counted'^TO'^fi'®Sdth'^‘^""“fire'’ in“'t;";-'1"* •May- but Dr. Boyven, had the Club’ .JI.cius.e_„q.u.ite,_co.sy—by—the*—titoe—t-he- Rangdrs began to apretiated i-L . »• London’ was ‘ the evening. arrive. We al) United Church Y. P. S. . The Y- .P. S. had a very interesting and instructive program of.a Pa trip- tic ,'natu.re. After the usual opening exercises, Mary Struthers and Mar- 'gafet~TMcC^lum^hVeT^^fi6rtTread-7 ings on the (Silver Jubilee. A quartette of'girls sang “The 'Father’s Love” a Canadian poem set to the music “The Kjng of Love My Shepherd, Is”., Dr. Newton gave a most, instructive ad­ dress on “Patriotism’’: A splq “God7 ; rBless. Cdn ada^wwasisungrby^Maigare& Rae followed by a short sketch on the Wasf “Gentlefrien •TheKihg’’by Rex- ford Ostrander, which was illustrated by a blackboard drawing of 'all the -flags~of~the~Empire.7 'promptlyNAndwhen I saw the fin­ ished movies, a week later, I. got all over' the idea that amateur movies weren’t-very good. Bill’s were ex­ cellent. And he’s only an average person, a snapshootertlike-the-rest—< of us. . .., ... 1. I’m passing all this on merely for your consideration. Movies, at their why shapshboters shouldn’t take up movies, too. For, obviously, movies can do things that still cameras can- / not. They can get the whole of a bit of action instead of merely a part of it. ‘ ‘ As far as technicalities are coh- cerned,1 anyone who has mastered, the" essentials of snapshooting can take up. the modern movie camera without a qualm. Bill has permitted ' me to .make a number of movie! shots and I’m both surprised and delighted with the results. Maybe someday I’ll get me an outfit. ' I find that there are two standard sizes for amateur movie film—8 mil­ limeter and 16 millimeter (Holly­ wood uses 35 millimeter film.), Nat; • urally, costs are less' in the ‘8mm? class than in the 16, but even the 16 mm. outfits are surprisingly rea- sbnaDle'm^.. costs. Of course, you can spend a great deal of money on special equip­ ment, but it’s not at all necessary. - By the way, With certain 16 mm. outfits you can get action pictures in full color. That’s something we snapshooters can’t quite do, to date. v JOHN VAN GUILDER. X t present bn a triumphal tour jMk of Canada; Lord Robert Ba* den-Powell, Chief Scout, and Lady Baden-Powell, chief of the Girl Guided, are shoWn heje with their two daughters', Hon. feetty. (left) and Hon. Heather Badem-PoWell, M they reached Victoria from. Seattle aboard the Canadian Paci­ fic coastal lin.er Princess Char­ lotte, Sun-tanned and -. looking extremely fit, ' belying ■« his .70 years, the.Chief Shout found time, after his official, reception, to go fishing in some of the . famous British Columbia stream#; At all ♦ main subject of enthusiasm .was greatly arousedby • Mrs, JMckinL.,.She had diagrams and final instructions \...which/wbrsiudied <closely. Now; for L^^me.^irls^whp-.-wer=e’--undecide^ . .feel quite' sure had you been present. You would certainly hand your name ln at once. : There is drill for everyone* Friday 'niglft“af''7 o’clock7at the school; Thjs does- not mean for- only, those going to London. -Everyone is to'come in full uniform as our entire uniform is to be inspected. If the weather permits an^ outdoor enrollment .has- been planned for thaJb same^vening. “K-eep-fhis—in—mind girls'!'-'-:'". 'nforiT’pafn't'rto work in the Club House. There was some talk of a party for the ones that helped jiaint. However we are told they can look forward to a big surprise. ' ’ ♦ ♦ ♦ was discussed but 'weather being so unsettled it was futpre date. nve .The {King broughtrthe meeting to a close. Presbyterian Church W.M.S. The monthly meeting of the W.M.S was held recently with Mrs. Chesnut vice president in the chair. The Scrip­ ture* reading and prayer by Mrs.. Chesnut were followed, by the, reading SHIN-PLASTER TO DISAPPEAR The “shin-plaster”—the Dominion of Canada note for 25 cents—is Slat- md to disappear. Under the act set-' ting up the Bank of Canada there is. no provision made for the printing of "ffPtes'’'under'' 'oneT'ddlTqx7 "'""Unless" the’' act ils- amended'rthe shin-plaster will eradualJy be' withdrawn from circu- .Sfose Melonwater .went for a ride points viglted so far, the Baden-* POwolls have- received a rousing Welcome41*from Boy Scouts,; Girl Guides, leaders of the movements, ' and civic officials,. They will visit all the principal Centres of the Dominion, terminating thdit tour at Qdebec on May 2fi, KINLOUGH Mrs. Jones; of Bluevale spent a few days with her daughter Mrs. Donald 'McFarlane. Mrs. F. A. Blackwell who has been a patient in Wingham Hospital re- furned to her .home, on Monday. Mr. J as Ensil and Son Kenneth have tetufne^to Chapleau after yisiting a days with friends here. Mr. Albert?Beir:^nd-^iend"^f-Bf]ff- alo spent 'theN'" w£e^^ parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Huntley of Put- nam^motored here on. Saturday even- ing^to-be"-with-the“‘l^tters“fatherS“Mrr Wm Kaake who is seriously ill’ ._Mrs,.„..C....Stubbert..and,:Miss^Verine Hawkshaw of Walkerton were Sunday visitors at Wm Hawkshaws’ Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Hedley and family of. Glammis spent Sunday at. Jno Colwell's. - Mrsr J; “Br:;;Hodgkinson. was called WLT^dom-i^a^^pwingx-tp the -ill­ ness. of her daughter, Greta who un- ■derwen~t*^;s^ " ’ Those attending the Women’s Aux­ iliary Annual Meeting at London this we~ek”afe - ‘ 0 ,rs.. ■■L.ilton; Walsh, Mrs. nerb. Graham/Mrs. M. McLean, Mrs. Bert JM.cLean.ja.ndL„l^isaes JMay„ Boylle and Evelyn McLean. HOLYROOD The Annual Meeting of the.H. W. I. was held'at the home Of Mrs Work in Canada” was given by Mrs. Porteous. Mrs. C. H. MacDonald and Mrs. R. T. Douglas sang1 a duet and Mrs Jas. Geddes gave a reading. The report of the Provincial meeting held in Toronto last month was given by threeof-theladies-whohadattended,- Mrs. W. J. Douglas, Miss MacPher- sOn and Mrs. C. H. MadDopald. These ladies received a hearty vote of thanks. The meeting closed with a hymn and Mrs. James Smith led in prayer. Presbyterian Y. W. A. Miss . McGill presided at the . Y. W. A. meeting of the, Presby- , .teri.an..Church,...field. at.the...Manse..on /Thursday evening. . The topic, “Koreans”, from the .stiidy- book, was taken by Mrs. Me Tavish and Mrs. Dave Thompson gave an interesting paper on “How to do .the will of God”. ■ A reading by Miss Catherine Me Dougall and a vocal duet by Marion Johnstdh and Arlene Jewitt were appreciated. After the sipirig of a hymn the meeting’ closed withj prayer. ' 1936 PLATES, WHITE AND BLACK White letter^ on a black background will be the colors of the 1935 Ontario license' .plates,. Hon. Harry C. Nixon, Provincial Treasurer, announces. The plates, as usual, will be manufactured at the Ontario, Reform atOry, in Guelph, under the Supervision of the St. Thomas Metal Signs-, Limited. 1st Vice Pres,/— Mrs. J, Hbdgins 2nd Vice Pres. — Mrs. Chas Congram Sec’y-Treas. — Mrs. Hazel Percy Ass’t Sec’y-Treas. .—- Mrs.' Howard Harris , • . Press Reporter — Mrs. H. Harris Eiani&t--r- ^MisS -Winnified -Aekert - Auditors*— Mrs. Jas. Hpdgins and ,k Mrs. Dan McFarlane . • Fruit and Flower Com. — Mts. Earl Hodgins,, Miss Mae Boyle, Mrs. Chas Congram Program Com. — Mrs, Alma Aekert, Mrs. Clarence Farrow, Mrs. Mae Boyle, Miss 1 Hazel Percy, Mrs. Bert McLean. . District Djrerior^— Delegates ' to District Meeting , at Teeswafer June 5th starting at 9.30 A.M; Mrs. B*red Thompson,-Mrs..Wm Eadie, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Earl Hod­ gins, Mrs. Wm Wall. Directors for our regular meetings .Mrs. Richard Elliott, Mrs. Wm. Mac Lean, Mrs. Wm Jackson, Mrs. Crang, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Leggie. The next meeting^ bf the H. W. I. will be held at the home of Mrs. Thbs Harris Thursday June 6th. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Aekert and Lloyd- spent" 'Sunday with 'ffiendS at 'St Mary’s. * Mr. McLelland and his men are trimming the trees on the Hydro line from Holyrood to LUcknbw and Holy­ rood. to.Ripley*—> ' - t - - -—- PARAMOUNT ■ ' - ■ Next w-eek - —’ .. Bulldog Drumond Strikes Back with RONALD COLEMAN eMsazem. /• rTwogreatvaluesfn ) Metal Roofing. Ex­ clusive patented features guarantee weather-tightness land-eaay-applica.- tion.-For new roofii or re-roofing. Send ridge and rafter 1 lengths- for firee I estunata._Wa_nii*- Eastern Steel Products _£iniited PRESTON ONT. FAcrotin alwat Montreal t-Toronto r THOU SHALT NOT KILL! Drive Carefully! BELFAST , t * / az - ■ ' . Mr. and. Mrs. Will Lane and Miss Etta of Ripley spent the holiday at the honie of Mr. and Mrs. Jas Hac­ kett. • . . Mr. and Mrs. John Emmerson of Kinlough visited at Mr. Isaac Nixon’s on Sunday, . . Mr. David Alton of Lucknow who spent the winter with his daughter in Orono, is visiting at his Son’s here at present.' ‘ ' ' Mrs. Wm. Hunter is spending a few' weeks W&brher daughter Mrs. Jas Hackett. . , Mr. and Mrs. Davis have moved to the' Thompson house' North6f Belfast.’ Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Irv^y^made a business trip to Ripley last week.- ’ ASHFIELD /' Had It Removed ' ■. ' - “Most interesting,” said the sweet "yb^pg "' thing 'to "the motdr cat-sales man, “and now show me the depre-r elation, please, I hear it'ih heavy in thpse cars.?" “As a matter of fact, madam, re­ plied the opportunist, “we . found it a source of worry and' had it re- moved altogether!” j Mr. and Miss L. MacDonald of Toronto spent the week-end at the home of Mrs. D. MacLennan. Mrs. R. Hamilton of Lucknow spent u fevrdays St the home ‘ of her son Mr. F. Hamilton. s ■ The tqaehers in: the schools pospori- ed Arbor day .on account o^agg^wet Weather. ' . I Monday was -observed as a holiday here and those who listened in on the radio were pleased id hear the voice of The King in his message to his people. ' 1 The Sunday School of the Presby­ terian Church- started their Sunday morning sessions on Sunday last. The Presbyterian W.M.S. will meet this Wednesday ht the home of Mrs. R. Hibbon. A Shower- was held on Tuesday of ast week* at the "home of. Mrs: R BiS'sett for Miss Thelma Maclntyrb when her lady friends presented her with very pretty and useful gifts before her marriage which took place Malcolm MacLennan of Barrie Miss Mary.Cook visited with friends Parkhill during the ..week■ and is' at present nursing- in Wing'bam Hbs\ pitah Mt. and Mrs. Wm MacGill spent -Tuesday with Mr. nnd Mrs’' PeteT Dahmer at Miliarton. Mr. James Murray was a visitor with Mr. .and Mrs.-‘’George Swan' 12,th Con. on Monday. Mr, -Lloyd MacAuley from Auburn spent the week-end with his mother Mrs. MaeAuUy. , . ' . . oh Saturday.