The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-01-11, Page 5'THURSDAY; •JAN41Y 11,*1951,TH ,
bucKNow LUI<NQW, ONTARIO •
Lyeum Theatre
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Louts HAYWARD; '
• PATRICIA MEDINA.•
THE FORTUNES Of
CAPTAIN BLOOD
MATINEE SATURDAY
filonday, Tuesday, NVedliesdaY
JANUARY15, 16, J.
BOB 'HQPE,. • • • „
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ASHFIELD
,MissMaud MaCKenzie • of •De-•
troit spent a week recently with
friends•here and. in Ripley, •
Mr. Jack McKenzie was in
. • Victoria Hospital, . London, part
of last :Week where he Underwent
anoperation on his •
. Mr. and .,Mrs : Willis
chie and sfamily have', returned ig
Yalcartier' yillage,"•Quebec, after
visiting: with:. Mr. and Mrs. 'paeMurchie.
Mrs Henry Mackenzie was in
HELENS
Mr: and • Mrs. Neely: Todd, Da-
••tvid, and janet,,ef Stratford were
vis4rs. .with D.
Todd. •• ••• •
•Mrs: Gorden is a 'Patient in the
Wingham ,Hospital suffering. from
pneumonia.
At therecent .c'ommencement
exercises of the -Foot Hills School
Division, Miss Margarie Cameron
of Blackie, Alberta, received the
GoVernor-General'S medal for the
highest standing in Grade'9. Mar-
jarie is the daughter •ot• • Gordon
•CamerOnfOrmerly ,of St: Helens
,and Airs., -Cameron..
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1.'0U.RPLE,GROVE
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Mrs •Miltetr, Walsh spent. the
Week -end. with her sister,
Will Walsh. • •
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Mr; and Mrs. • Frank Doreand
Nancy, spent Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Brindley oat RiVersdale,
Burton Collins ;and babe
returned from. 'lc:Mean:line
to the home of her parents,
ri'd 'Mks. Andrew Paterson.
• Miss 'Margaret -.Robertson and,
Donald spent 'Sunday at the home
.Mr. 'Kenneth RebertSon; Zion.
lYLr. and Mrs. • Don SeCosh
at-
tended a. Federation' meeting at
Paisley On Saturday. • •
• 'Mr. and Mrs, Ralph4Hill
visit-
ed With her siSter, ;Mrs. Thomas
Quigley of Luel‘noW last ••Wed-
nesday. , • •
Mrs. Nelson:Albertson of •Van...
CottVer :Visited. With . her. Slater,
Mrs John Emerson last week., ,
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'Visitors at the hoine,,,of Mr.;
Mrs Victor GavvleY' 'orilSaturday
evening were Mr,: arid Mrs. Bert
'Prownand:Howard, Sr; and Mrs.
'Nelsen Helwig,..Miss 'D.OrothY
,Reily of .11anover Mr and. Mrs
Ernest' W.alcleri. and . Betty' Anne
of Bethel,. Mr. and. Mrs. • Ellis
Gossel of. Ripley, •'Misses • Ada
tettie•GaWley of ,Itipley. •:. •
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Owen .Sound 'last ' Week' where A, :doctor . says • inoit,, people
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Neil is • still a patient in the hos-: weigh '-.More in winter- than fn
pita1;: •. t' siTunriler. It's :thOse heaVY colds;
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DAVID •HORNE . •
•Tiventy years of suffering was
ended last week for David -Horne,
when death came to him. on Wed:,•
nesday; January 3rd, iToronto
-,General • gospital, Dave. i•was. 36,
years of age on , DeCerolber 27th
last, ands' 6 a youth.of 16, Years
had stiff re from a fprin • Of.
arthritis that •.aff10 the medical
profession: Th crippling ailment
caused Dave` int e pain in the
early stages and t rougheut the
years,he Was neve free .of sufr
• fering.,,andt•distr,e but bore
affliction with' a rnazing cour,
age and cheerfalneag. He had a
magnetic' personality 'and was.
Well an popularly knoWu
• Where • e went. Dave() had been
athis home in Toronto, for the
past several weeks, •after another,
• of his -frequent' periods !in the.
hospital. Ten days , Prior to his
death he returned: to the hosPital,
where it became, gradually ap7'
parent thatin spite of his Will to
the end was near. •-
Dave was born in Lucknow and
was the onlyson of Mr. an4 Mrs
Leroy Horne His ...father died. 1$8,
,years ago,. ,at .a time *,lien the
• early, ravageS' of, .13,aye's • illness
were Causing hini terrible •'agony.
In :the. intervening years 1VIrs.
'Horne gaVe Dave eVery care and
• attentiOn that . a devoted mother
could. possibly give, •and her be-
reavement is the 'keener by the
close • association of mother and
son all these years., ;, . • ' •
Over six Years ago, Mrs. Horrie
sold , her restaurant business here
and :moved to. TOront6 where the
family has :since. resided, But,
Lucknow was •always home to
Dave and - he frequently visited
• The remains were,.brOUght:,t6;
Luekriew. last Friday' mor•ning to
;MlacLennaifs.• Funeral: 'Horne and
• .at. two %o'clock' that afternoon'. ai
• Private funeral service was
• ducted by RevDr. W. J.
fOrd of the :United Church, who
spoke words • of cernfort. to
• . . • . • •, • bereaved. . •
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• •• '; , , • ..• . :Interment was .1n Greenhill,
.t Cemetery with Clarence Mullin,
Thanks!Our • 'Ja4 Ferguson George Webs.ter
, • . • • •• Charles WebSter.,:.: Clair JOhnston
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1 • and, Kenneth Cameron.acting . as
for.490 ;• '
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• • 'Beside$ his mother DaVe is
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• . 'Vived.by two sisters, 'Mrs: Lillian
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El is• of Toronto . nd. Mr .• James"
::New Life Feeds.
Can help you enjoy a profitable 1951., • I
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,SteWart...(Atidrey) .Of: Midland.
MRS JOHN H WALL
, ,The community was saddened_
Reconnts• for the conve.nienee of .' bythesuddeti passing. Of ^Susan -
all regular cuSOftlers.. ' • ; „1 na aviriw-• arnirton,widow o
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Such •aCcoun.ts for"1950 .'istribution.
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PLEASE AND RECEIVE YOURSlate James anitorand Matilda
Myers, and .was, born. May, 13th,
'• ••• 1881 on; COO:. 2, ..Htiron TownshiP.
t•GIVE She was the: youngest of .eleven•
• Vives, ta brother' James :of Ore-.
• gon,• and 'being left without par-
ents. at 'the age .of four, she Was
A F EE ST
.only' One sur-.
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raised 'Along with , her :'.brothee
lames attheir „ uncle, Alexandra
In her ,giillroOd. days
shewas .an'Active' inernber of Oli-•
.„..vet.Chpret" •and •waS-Organiat for
• a. number Of years.. ' •
On June 21,: 1905, she married
John nry1W1iatid. tlieY• farm.,
ed in Culross 'Township until ,his
death .eight ST:ears ago Since then:
lArs. Wall resided With .her *Son'
• oil. theirlarxri On COn.,10.• tro't.hls
unionthree daughters and three
sons were, ,born Of Which. two
4rn qbloyakdied4n;an on 'Y. •• ' •:•
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was Member Of
•.the Anglican 'Church, Kinlotigh,
where the funeral Service, was
• held„ conducted by :the pastor,.
Rey.. Ralph • Illight Two favorite'
hymns were. sung '"Jesus `8av,iour
Pilat •Me" and'. "Jealis 'Kesep.
Near the Cross
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Interment Was in. TeesWater
t.• Cemetery, thel pallbearers being,
• neighlfbrs, Earle liodginS, Art'
HodginS, Ale* Whytock,,(Tames
Wraith; 1Vfor1ey' aria, John,
Schumacher: • • • • •
,Left to triouro tha loss of th,e:ii-
thotheri ,are Eva (Mrs l." iiisoWard
lialdenhy), Weatford;: Alice (Mrs..
Pollock), • Ripley; , Ethel
(Mrs. Ed • Collins), Port Elgin;
• and •Mid ord,!„Eit' honte; ,also ' ten . •
;g•rinhi1dren 1 I
OM'
Feeds Fertilizer
Phone 71
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roeries
•'Phone 27.
are built for y&rsof service. ',Are adaptable for all usual.
farm grinding jobs. Swinging hammers reversible 1 ways.
The "slip clutch" operated auger is', a', safeguard against
injury to the mill which also prevents no clogging under
the screen.
°• . • ALSO ••••
THE NEW, .POWER TAKEt-OFF...
• :HAMMER. MILL
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Is Just 'amither, "oEllti Achievement". Increases „capacity pf
infill up to 50- percent with the same pewer—NO BELTS—
NO SlAiPPING. With .0 w"thout 'undercarriage
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Lucknow 1 istrkt Co -Operative
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,• Thursday, .Friday, Saturday,. January 11, 12, 13.
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The wildest spree. of ghoulish glee Since they. met Frank-
enstein. Bud. Abbott,. a detective; Lou Costello, a bellhOP,.
and the chief suspe:ct in a 'murder case. They'll. murder
you with latighs. • , ' • • - . . , *
ABBOTT.. Eind;COSTELL(?
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iteineritber the "Fuller Brush Man''? Well 'RFD .sicztlioN
comes through again with more laughs than enough He
is terrific in • , -
he...SOuthern Yankee",
with curvacious Arline Dahl
We recommend this pidture' als it, will send' you home
laughing: • .
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KI• NLouGH.
Mr and Mrs Wm.: Wall visited
during the 'week. -wisthf their Son'
Allan at London • •• •
••• Mr. and Mrs. Harold lialdenby,
iShei1aandBarry,y,
George, Hald.e.nbY tviSited_ on Sun-
day ,at Walkerton with'. Mr.,,and
MrS... Clare ,Sparling, ."
Mrs' J Swan of Clinton has.
been with • Mrs: :John Col-•
Mrs ,Jim Boyle' and .infant dau-
ghter returned • from Kincardine
Jospita1' • • • •
Mr, and :Mrs : James Hodge are
-having .,their home: wired for
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•• The H W 1 met at the ,home of
Mrs: R. Elliott on, Thursday' •af-
ternoon. Mr.S°;.'P.' A MtirtaY
pre-
sided with 'Mrs. Win.Eadie act-
ing as Secretary in the ' absence
Of 1*,73. • Maulcitt. ,After.. the
.usual•opening, ariaThlinutes, the.
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corresporiderice ,was dealt • *ith.
Thank you. cards. were react and
thm-$.1:0Q bank book to the infant
.aatigliter'• of ..Mr. and Mrs.: 'Jim
1390-..: The -Chib . report was
given by Mra,• -Ilaynard Acker
and •a pair of pinking shears are
to be, purchased :for the• girls. in
-their classea-Tand'ta
Charge, Of"the sec'y. An. invitation
was aceep e.from the7ParaMO'Unt---
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auspices and pit.t. on by the rep.;
resentative of New Health Al..tuniri* produets in the Town-
ship • Hall'.• (tonight) . Thursday,, .
Jan,: The roll was 'what • '•
I Would do if• I we the reeve of.
Kiriloss, Townshiilt „fOr " 1951".,
showed definitely. that the women, . • -
should' be in 'Municipal office. • • •
Mrs. fAlex • Per/by gave splendid •
varier on 'Citizenship. Miss ,gileerr
Elhott faybred, with a piano. eel(); •':*
:Miss May Boyle gave .a reading ".
on- 'A 'good , Citizen"; A
Tared Paper "The worlifFts-tak
ing your ;picture,. .loOlt pretty",
waSgiVen;bY kr,S. Howard Har-
rjs
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'„The National' anthem.' :closed '•;
the :ineeting. and .a dainty lunch, • •-•
..Was served by '-the. hostess and. .
conimittee charge
The Sr .
Meet • this Thursday ,afterriCtori,: ".
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. WornOli's.;Auxiliariwi!:
lith at the home. of WS.
George Halderkby; Mrs John
Opl-
well will read the scripture. The. \
'word' for the roll' call :le "For.-
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This•.is a devotional. met •
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ng. and the, conveners are Mrs:.--
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James Hodgins and. Mrs. George • •
Graharn. ' • ' • • , ,••
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My:' and Mrs.' Clark Needham..
and family and Mr: and Mrs...Bert • ,..
Nicholson and family spent' • • ,
Sun-
day with the _.:forrnees
Mr.. and Mrs. • James 'Needham, •
Ripley77-Wh‹.}"-COlebratd-theik-;154tbP'; •
-Wedding apniversary Mr & Mrs. • '
Needhamstill enjoy a . Measure • •
of good . health,' and their many . 4,• ••
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•Bran'sch to be their guests at the
• Aukiliary Rooms at ,tu.cknoW ori
WechiesdstY. 'afternoon, Jan. 17th;
Plans tivere. made to attend:, ihe-
tiirkey supper Under the Instituto
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friends • extend best wishes to.
them on this ,htappy decasion.
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Now Have A Good, Selection Of
TRACTORS AND MACHINERY' ON HAND.
' Don't Than, The Risk Of Higher Prices and Scarcity
In The • Spring.' '
BUY NOW AND SAVE-
--A---i-mr-e.FAikev,-,Afecathcdontaming.-klaped
Model, D John Deere ,
Cockhutt • .
1 '39 Iiiternational three-quarter one -fon Truck
1 '46 Ford 3 -ton (dual akle) • •, •
1 Massey -Harris Spreader •
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.1 ,11-1-16e Fertilizer Drill
. •'1.31Diic Fertilizer Drill
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JOHN
DEERE ,SAIIES and SERVICE
linroti Rd Goderich, 'Phone 1132
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'Phone 87-r,-4, Lucknow . •
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