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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1936-08-20, Page 8The LUCKNW SENTINEL S' (ZION NEWS) l? r F; H* '4 Struthers, Mary-Eng. Comp. Fr. Comp. C. Thom, Kathleen—Eng. Comp. Can. Hist. F; Alg. F; Phys. F. Thompson, Harold — Geom. ited last week with Miss Hazel Web- Card , Of Thanks ’ ' Mr.'.and Mrs* Gordon' Ritchie wish to express their thanks to friends and neighbors who were so kind , during their sad bereavement Parents Use 1 Infant Twin Son It is opr sad duty th^ week to re- . port, the death of Marvin Robert, twin son of Mr* and ''Mrs, Gordon Ritchie, in his. 3rd month. . He had been ip delicate health ’ from birth and of late had suffered much. He was relieved of pain on passing away . early Thursday morning. The funeral Pattern officiating. Interment was made, in (teeenhill cemetery. The re­ mains was. borne- by . the four bro­ thers^ Floral ’ tributes were pretty. Deepest sympathy from this rom- munity goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie and family in their time of sorrow and bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Mark ’Gardner and family of Wingham were Zion visi­ tors during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland and Mrs. Will Gardner were recent visi­ tors in Teeswater. 7 . Mrs. Alf. Andrew and Winnie left Saturday for Espanola after spend-, ing a week with friends_at-Eoiv.-__- Mf. >avid Anderson__returned J frUm'Lohddn Saturday, where he, at­ tended summer ^hooI^JHe^jj^ssacs BTown of Bromiller, who will spend the re­ mainder of his holidays here. Misses Elsie and Violet Ritchie, sprat part 'of last week with their cousin, Mrs. James McNain of Am­ berley. Miss Jean Campbell of Westfield was the guest of her aunt Mrs. Rich­ aid Gardner. We are sorry to report tout Mrs. Gardner is suffering fro,m an eye infection. We trust she may soon be well again. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Eastman and family, after spending a couple of weeks in the vicinity, returned to visit tiie former’s parents in Arkona. -Miss.- Kathleen Gardner was a recrat visitor with her cousin, Mrs. Jack McDonagh of Belfast. ' Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Ritchie and family of East Windsor were recent guests of Mrs. Chas. Ritchie and John. . Mr. and Mrs. Geo. / Hunter and EL leda spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stothers, Dungannon. The monthly meeting of the W- M, S. was held at the home of Mrs. Ed­ gar Ritchie, with an attendance of 35 present, the Mission Band depart- t putting on the program. Read- by Rena Hunter; solos by Kath- Gardner; Mae Webster, Luck- ; Winnie Andrew, Espanola; < Scripture reading by Ellen Andrew; and Kathleen Gardner lead in prayer followed by . the Lord’s prayer to unison. Recitations by Freda Hunter, Jean Ritchie, Mae Webster; duet, by) Loma and Lois Hunter and Miss Myrtle Ritchie told the children a very helpful and interesting story. Chorus by the. children “Jesus wants • us for a Sunbeam”. The offering was taken by Marion Gardner and Rena Hunter closed the meeting with the duldrezrs benediction. The autumn Thankoffering and W. • MJSL anniversary of Ashfield United Ckurch will be held in Hackett’s United Church on Sunday, August 23^ at 2*30 p.m. Miiss Edith Clutton of > Stratford, who is .on furlough ftom India will be the guest speaker. This being, the first time we have the opportunity of hearing a returned ! missionary from India, we trust a goodly number will take advantage! of this rare treat* Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reid were her neice, Mrs. Harry Buxton and three, children of Wilkie* SaslL, Mr. Carmen knd Mrs. W. R. Ferrier of Whitechurch. Miss Elsie Ritchie visited this week xrith Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emmer­ son of Langside. Bargains to Men’s and Boys’ Sum- mer Undergarments—THE MARKET ShTpKEL ** "' '* ’ ' "" "* " , *** ** -.4 ’ 1 ’ “Did JoLnuy take his medicine like atoan?*' ' '*r< he Wade an awful fuss.” ".........“T THURSDAY. AWWfrjMq* 19*. ( !W BRUCE COUNIY, 60B A-PICNICKING Vancouver, R.C. <w it may have been about the Cale­ donian games. At *uy tote, it is in­ teresting and grasps the attention of the listeners. I approach the group and on ex­ cusing my interruption enquire if this be the Bruce County Picnic. They give me a sinister look and one replies, “Yes, it is just for > Bruce County people.” I soon greet fam­ iliar faces and. enjoy the meal thor- oughly. Then I return-to ray friends who have so graciously guided my steps aright. They are the. Mathe­ sons and Martins from Ripley. A Mr:JCrowston (brother of Mrs. Moore- house Mitchell) them. Everyone bears their names and whereabouts on their coat lapels and' Mr. Crowston is quite surprised when I inform him that Langside is practically my home towm.. On a cross examination I admit that I ahi- travelling incognito and that to be mpte expliciti, I am from Grey Ox. That seems to please the old gentle­ man and then comes the stories about Mrs. Morrison and the old h©- tel and how she hid the whiskey abore "the damper in the stove pipes. Dear Editor faj Readers^ ■ ‘ . : To tell anyone in Vancouver that you have neVer belted of toe Bruce County picnic, an enquiry is made as to whether you have wrt “Hown in- tp town”i are plain dumb "a- haven’t been' around nmoh., *. Vancouver is a busy mty these days. Gerry McGeer appears to Rave given this city its own share of pub­ licity and thus- we , see scores__of fdrm^ «^~lining our streets, rep­ resentative of practically every pro­ vince and state of . the Dominion and republic. But Vancouver bus much. to offer. Stanley Park itself with virgin for­ est growth, bordered by sunny bea­ ches—and Pauline Johnston’s tor- famed Swash Rock can hardly be surpassed. And thus I find thous­ ands picnicking under those tower­ ing cedars °and drinking of - those natural charms that Stanley Park alone can offe*. Tt is the 29th of July and I have not forgotten that today is the Bruce County Annual Picnic. I hurry from my office as l am inform^ that is me! the whole park appears tobe ptehtekihg and I have much difficul­ ty in gaining my location. Then I see long tables heavily laden with pies, cakes, sandwiches and all good things to eaL My thoughts go back to pleasant memories of Holyrood and St Helen’s garden parties. But even then I may be mistaken. I must do some scouting and confirm my whereabouts. Four or. five old timers have their heads together and probably one is telling some rare old story about' John Simon’s little blade mate and hpw she-would set her teeth in the runners of the sleigh ahead, when hauling wheat up tile Goderich hill; ClOCALandgEMERAl) , Miss Ten* Reid of Wtnghxm b the guest of Miss Elizabeth Lyons, Miss Vern* Steward'is spending this week with friends pt Port Elgin beach. >■ Miss Donalfia Donglas spent last week with friends and relatives in Toronto. Misses Maud and Dorothy Cook are visiting in Goderich .with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tyler. ' J Mrs. James HoWey, who has been in poor health for some 'time, is quite ill at present Miss Margaret Ttodd of Toronto is spending this week with her friend Miss Winnie Douglas. Sentinel readers wiff^ do well to take time to read this week’s episode on “Thej Vimy' Pilgrimage”. Mr. Will’ Lees of Ferndale, Mich., is visiting with his ^isters, Mrs. D. H. MacKenzie and Miss Lees. Mr. Cecil Meyers, Mr. and Mrs, Harry McQuillih and Miss Woods, motored tio Montreal this Week., Mr. /John Joynt iis able to be up * Things for School at prices tiut teadi, ' , ll "'*■ “A penny saved ii a peany earned” S>» SCHOOL OPE^S IN 19 DAYS. ^DOYST POLO"SHIRTS _______________................ 45c. BOYS’ SHORTS, zero shrunk covert doth with belt._____ _____ .^D4--—-|~-*—*~—* - * * v*. n . *,.........«.*«.«........* 69c> BOYS' GOLF BLOOMERS—fully lined. Grey and Brow* Tweed Well made. Special ....... ....■y................................. . $1J9 GOLF HOSE—extra weight. Jastex(.top.',.Sii»..t|&-It. Pr,. .*25c*-.. FOR GIRLS—The High School Miss. Rayon PANTEES. Lastex . Top. Pair ...............i....:.......... 39<e. SILK HOSE—Full Fashioned. Knre hite. Reg. 75c. Special , ,59c NEW WATERPROOF BERETS — Brown, N>vy, Red and '*.Fawn,/ At ..1 . ’■She. , SWEATERS—Short' sleeve,'fancy knit. Colors. Yellow, White and Red. At-.1--------- ________________Stc. : WOOL MIXTURE PULLOVERS—-V necL Ages 6 to 14 years. Selling At ......................?..............................................59c and Up. TARTAN PLAIDS—36“ wide. Lately Plaids ..............39c FOR THE ONE WHO M AKBS—Prints; Curdulenes, Sparta. Navy Serges. Wool Crepes, Voiles at REDUCED: PRICES. Charite MacKinnon, son of “Wild” Dan MacKinnon is a newcomer to the picnic which is traditionally the oldest picnic organization in Van­ couver. We count 480 seated at the tables and we estimate another 100 gath­ ered in the nearabouts. Ed. Mahon, president, appears to be in excellent form and provokes plenty of laughter and applause from the happy crowd. Quite a number remain for the ev­ ening^ dancing and thus Bruce County’s Jubilee Picnic must bid “au revoir” and fade into history and fondest memories. P. S. MacDOUGALL. suffered another critical illness. . Mr. and Mrs. Will Fisher of Grimsby spent the week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher. Mrs. J. M. Greer and daughter Louise, motored to ^Detroit. where they are spending the peek with rel­ atives. ' Dr. G. W. and Mrs. MacGregor and daughter Donna of Chicago, have been visiting in town at Mac- Gtegor’s. Mr. and Mrs. George Huston and two children of Toronto are visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Huston. Next week’s Sentinel will contain something of interest and value to every resident of the community. Watch tor it. The Misses Jean and Jeanette Mc- Kenzib of Waterloo, are visitors with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.- R. V. MacKenzie. 1 Jim; Hunter,. widely known news craunratator was |a»lidaying last wedt in Goderich, where he lived as a teen-age youth. Mr. Albert Gammie pho underwent an operation for appradicitis, best Saturday in Goderich Hospital, is improving favorably. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Gillespie of Rudgard, Mick, were" recent visitors at the home of beT brother,-. Mr. Mathew SprouL Donna McCartney sprat last week^ with her grandparents in Toronto, where her brother Bud is now visit-* ing until after the Ex. Mrs. R. A. Barbour of. Fergus and Mrs. Bruce .Gammie and Mildred of Elora, visited friends at St Helens and Lucknow last week. * Mr. Alex Smith leaves on Monday for Brandon, Manitoba to commence his teaching -duties*in the Indian residential school Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon Webster, Eunice and Bobby and Mrs. R. Bur- Sell of Port Credit spent the week­ end with relatives here. Mr. and Mis. L. A. Eckmire and two children of Winnipeg, and Mis. ClauJ Tharrett of Detroit, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aitehison. ... Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rose! and three children of Grand Rapids, Mich, spent ,the week-end at the home of Mrs. Mathgw Sproul, who is a sister of Mrs. RoSeL Mrs. George Taylor and daughter Doris of Clinton, were visitors here with the former's sister* Mrs. R. J, Cameron, who has Bera S for a time but is how considerably improved. Pijnics are popular dm^ig the p".Isfimmer months and in Paisley . it I—First Class Honours, 75—100%. Geom. J; .Chan. II; Fr. Au. F; Fr. n—Second C3ass Honours, 66—74%. C^np. C. , , Ch» Ho^ *W1<£"£^C; C—Credit 50-59%. Geoau n. chg^ n. Au, F. pr. F—Failure—below 50.. ; Comp. C. Aitehison, Aylmer-Eng. Comp. F; MacDonald, Marion—Can. Hist L Eng. Lit F. Macintosh, Alex—Can. Hist C; Alton, Janie-Eng. Comp. C; Eng. Anc. Hist F; Phys. C. Lit C; Can. Hist C; Alg. F; Lat Macintosh, Kathleen—Eng. Comp. Au. H; Lat Comp. II; Ft. Am C; C; Eng. Lit F; Anc. Hist F; Alg. Fr. Comp. HL F; Chem. C; Fr. Au. F; Fr. Comp. Anderson, Gordon—Ehg. Comp. F; p. Eng, Lit F; Can. Hist F; Alg. F; MacKenzie, Betty—Anc. ffist F; phys. C. • ' Oem. F; Lat Au. F; Fr. Comp. CL Armstrong; Frances—Anc. HistC. MacKenzie, Catherine-^Can. Hist Blake, Muriel — Eng. Comp. C; ft; Geom, I; Lat Au. H; Lat Comp. Eng. Lit F; Cate ‘Hist C; Alg. C; U; Fr. Au. II; FrL- Comp. IL Chem. HI; Lat An. II; Lat Comp. MacKwnie, Frank—Can. Hist HI." F; Fr. Ate C; Fr. Comp. F; , MacKenzie; Robert—Eng. Lit C; ■> ' Campbell, Ina—Can. Hist C; Alg. Alg. F; Geun. HI; Phys. F; Chem. IH; Geom. C; Phys, ft; Chem. IL F. Collyer, June—Eng. Comp. ’C; Fr. MacKinnon, Beth—Can. Hist I. Comp. F. Madftnmm, Donald—Anc. Hist F* CookjEdna—Eng. Coaap. F; Can. Phys. CL Hist C; Phys. F; Chem. C; Lat MacLeod, R. L.—Eng. LitTl; Can. Au. HI; Lat Comp. TH; Ft Coaap. ffist C; Alg* HI; Phys. U; ^Chem. C. L Douglas, Isohel—Cag. ffist I; MacMillan, Jean—Anc. Hist II; Geom. ..IL .' -Geom. IL Finlayson, Anna—Can. ffist CL McDonald, Maryv-Can.’ ffist H. Finlayson, Cameron— Can. ffist ftcKim, Mary-Cam Hist C; Alg- j C. . *’I; Chesa. L" « . '•l.-.'-T'1 Finlayson, Christine—Cate ffist McLeod, Jack—Eng. Comp. 'C; III; Anc. ffist C; Geom. ift; Phys. Eng. Lit F; Chem: II; Fr. Au. F; C. Fr. Comp. F. Fisher, Maudie—Eng. Comp* F; McNall, Clifford—Can. Hist F. Eng. Lit F; Anc. ffist F; Geom* F; , ffiOer, Gordon—Alg. F; JJGeom. C; Fr. Comp. F. ** ■ ' , Fletcher, John—-Can. Hist. F; Geom. HI; Phys. IL Forster^ Jean—Eng. Comp. C; Eng- Lit F; Anc. Hist. F; Alg. I; Let Comp, n; Fr. An. C; Fr. Comp. C. Graham, Dorothy—Eng. Comp. C; Eng. Lit F; Phys. F; Fr. Comp. F/', ’Grahaijn, Myrtle-~Anc. Hist IL Hamilton, Irobd—Phys. F; Chem. F. Henderson, Jfe&ie—Eng. Comp. C; Eng. Lit F; Anc. Hist F; Alg- C; Chem, F; Lot Au. H; Fr. Au. F; Ft Comp. C. Hewat, William—-Anc. Hist C, Horne, Audrey—Can. Hist I; Anc. Hist L 'Hunter, Etteda—Anc. Hist I. Hunter, Katherine—Ehg. Lit F; Can. Hist C; Phys. F; Chem. F. Jewitt, Arlene—Eng. Comp. *111; Jewitt Charles—Eng. Cotap. C; Eng. Lit C; Can. Hist C; Chem. C; Lat Au. C; Let Comp. TH; Fr. Au. F; Fr. Comp. C, Johnston, Marion—Can. Hist IL Johnstone, Eileen—Geom, C; Phys. C; Chem. III;;( lit Au. H; Lat Comp. IH. * ' Joynt George—Eng. Lat F; Anc. Hist F; .Alg* C; Geom. F; Lat Am C; Lat Comp. C; Fr. Am F; Fri Comp. C. Lane, Hilda—Ehg. Lit C; Alg. Il; Geom. F; Chem. C. , MarCharies^ Bomlda-^Ehg. G>mp. C; Eng. Lit F; Alg- F; Phys. F; Fr. Aii. F. ' MacConnoU,’ Mary—Alg. C; Geom. C; Phys. C; Chem. C; Fr. Ate ft. MaeCrostie, Hhgb—Can. Hut C; WHY SUFFER? .ggSSg-JSS YOU CAN EAT WHAT sterawh gastronox win YOU UKE IF YOU * ******** • take GASTRONOX ON SALE AT — McKIM'S DRUG STORE ■/ Mr. and Mrs. Cecil MacDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Parker MacDonald of Grand Rapids, Micte, spent the week rad with . Mr. and Mrs. Tims. Roach of Kinloss, and with Messrs. John and.Wm. Kennedy of Huron. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Willis1 and dau­ ghter of Detroit, and who have a summer cottage at Port Albert, were callers in town this week. Mr. Willis was in the ^hoe business in Lucknow, leaving here about 1994. Mr. and Mrs. John Ireland and son and daughter of Danbury, ..Conte, Mrs. Lotne Webster of Seaforth and' Mr? and Mrs. J. M. Raynard of Luck­ now/ visited last wb^e with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alton, in Ashfield. ' • Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith and their two young sons from Potts­ town, Penm, U-SuL, Miss Stella De Le Ree of Owen Sound and Mr. Roger Rossiter of Toronto, were week end visitors at the Parsonage, with Mr. and Mrs. Tucker.. ■ Mr. G. S* Robertson Was in din­ ton this week, renewing acquaintan­ ces and calling cm several former schoolmates. He recalls attending school at Brucefield, when «me teach­ er. had charge of 165 pupils during the winter months. " , 1 ", Mr. Sidney BroWn, wbise father J] .was a former pastot on the, Ashfield. Circuit, has been visiting with friendsii to the community. Sid, Dave Ander-|j son and Ball Henderson, last' Weekji completed their summer course atp Western University, London. ■ r Miss Dorothy McQuBlin, who re-j'j turned- from’Toronto where she was ] taking a summer course,r left .on] Monday morning with ' Miss''Jeniza b Homutth' of Wingham for a two"? weeks’ motor trip to North Bay and ij| other Northern. Ontario points. They ’ win-retort by-way of Ottawa, thru | Eastern Ontario. J - Former Lucknow residents renew- | ,ed aequatotanoes here ’ on ' Wednest-1 day. The party included Mrs. Peter | MacLaren and Mrs. IL A. Thyme (nee Flossie MacLaren) of Detroit; Mrs. D. W. Hayes, ' Mr. Fergus Miss'NOTICE TO CREOtTORS •feore a»I Miss Asne. UHfe of Grace Balfour Date of the Village of Lucknow in the County of Bruce. ■ Married Woman, deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Statute in that behalf that all' Creditors and others ‘haring idairas-. 1 or demands against the. ‘Estatie of -the said Grace Balfour who 'died “on or about the ninth -day' of June. A.D. ■ 1936. are .requited ©n or before the ■ Twenty-ninth pay of 'August- AIL. . 1936. to send by past prepaid, or de-.. lavry- to. the Executors of the last Will and- Testament of the said- de- ’' 'ceased," their -names, addresses 'and desripihms, the full particulars. ■ of ■ their claims, a statement of their- accounts and the nature of the se­curities (if any') .held by them, duly verified.^ aMarit. And take, notice • that , after Sucgj , last1 mentioned date the said exec?a- tors wi® proceed^ to distribute assets of the said deceased among the persons’ entitled tiaetefca, ’haring". -.- 27--’’“* ■ of which they shall then have notice, .and that < ThOwisos-’ ■ ; ™ • .^fe^M .exectatote wi® wot be ffiabteThoma, Cameron Emg, one of . said" Astets or any pari thOte-. ■Wangbam’s most prontanent bosiness ;©f to any peted® ©r persons of whose. ■.' men' and widely and' ’favorably j <G^®ms shaM nat 'have been j. .. .* .•■*. .’ . i." .? rtWfl&rfl ikw «tL_. «3*tek*c ’wk in W 5Snd -y^r. 1S w < was- -held on Monday at his home. ];fobrih^day of 1936* He as surriW by 'his ■ and two “ “ " daughters, Kate and Mary rtd' oiae George. tattoo ' ■ Awspkes Of . Lucknow Citirens' Band IN. CALEDONIAN PARK . | PARK PROGRAM INCLUDES Highland Dancing and nlher I Special Features between . bands; Massed.. Band Seleo i ■ thins; Scutch numbers by cean- Anted Citizens' and Fipe Band and Grand Maneb Past. Platform Dance After all of Hamilton. . Mr, ami Mrs. Frank Johnston of- Oshawa(iare visiting t/with relatives 'in town. Mr. Johnston, a nephew of. ___—_■ P - - .— Thomas Burns, is a former Lucknow has been suggested that the business bay,- the old home being that now. , mesh of that Village get Wether for such an outing. The Women’s Association of the Ludmpw United Churzh will held a tea at Hie home of Mrs. RobL Fisher on Wednesday afternoon, August. 35, from 4 to 61 Everybody welcome. • Mrs. James Grant and sons Jim­ mie and Allan of Chicago, who have been spending the summer in Asb- : field, .were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Johnston last week. Miss Mary MacIntyre, R.N., ©f ' Toronto, is' home on. a month’s vaca­ tion and this 'week she and her moth-, er, Mrs. Dan McIntyre of Langside, are visiting in Detroit. Mr. Wdliam McQuoid of Fori Wayne, Indtenna, Mrs. Pete}- Van Aalst and granddaughter Miss Mar-' C; Geom. C; Fr. Au. F; „Fr. Comp, ion McQuaid of Rochester, N. Y^ vfe- C. . ' *'■ "*“ . . F. E McLFAN, (Prine.) stet n; Phys. It; Lat* Ate C; Lat Comp. C; Ft Ate C; Fr. Cotop* C. ^Twamley, Hilda —Alg. H; Phys, ft; Chem. C; Fr* Comp. HL Wainwright Fred—Eng. . Cornu* H; Eng. Lit F; Can. Hist F; Phys. F; CherteC. Weatherbead, Norma—Eng. Comp. C; Eng. Lit II; Anc. Hist C; Alg. i e occupied by the Webster family just;' west' of 'Mr. Harry McQuaUm’s rea-| denre. Mr. Johnston in looking ©ver! an ©3d reunwa issue of the' Sentinel, - chanced upon the. picture of the. Methodist Church, «h»ch brought j back recofieetitwis' of a tommy hdhei he -had as alittte chap, in. overload-j ing .with stoawberrieis at' a social on Waiter Trelearen's lawn,' an connec j tion with' 'the church opening. Whigham Business' Man Dies , , ....... ______„______ ______ . . . Recurring 'heart attacks resulted f of width an the .death on -Friday eventing of 1 Thomas ' Cameron ' King,’ < _ ’ ‘ 'Wingham's most prominent business; of to any person ©r pm?cm§ ©f whose, ■.' toen and widely and' 'frVwably,<G^^^ ^i^^ ^ha® 'not bare been re-' twwa ' tirMgWat the district. fti"; ' ‘ ~ ” .' Dated* at Lucknow, Ontario* this ER Mf©ur. IjEKknow. Ont. . - Joseph, Agtosw. toto&w, Ont Eteeutovs bf the la< WaM and Tes­ tament of the said Glare Balfour.