The Lucknow Sentinel, 1949-02-10, Page 5•
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THE LITICKNoW, SENTINEL, LUCKNOW; ONTARIO
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ILyceum -Theatre
. WINGHAM '
Two Shows Each N1ghi
FIRST &I"
OW Ar -73.5
TO -NIGHT THURSDAY
FERNANR GRAvET,
0+.• LVISE RAINER.
The Great Waltz
SATURDAY: •
14-11.3,
WALT DISNEY FEATURE
Foo‘iiid,.fancy Free
Matinee Saturdapat .2:06 p.011:
• MONDAY & TUESDAY
FEBRUARY .14, 15 •
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RALP11.-;10-4RD.P0$
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
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FUiRUARY 16, 11
'CLARK GA1BLE,
- LANA TURNER'
ClaROSS
Mr, and Mrs, Dave Donal ,
Helen. and Py1Us 'have gone on
•a• /visit to lhis brother Jim :Do d-
sOii. and family in-Mizpah; Mie-
sola,..T.I.s"-A. Mr,T. G.: Donaldson
of:the brieltrard'iS, looking after
the 0i,ork on thepol While Dave
is aWay. • .• - '
• -71A nate of Culross in the per:
saw of Mrs, William,.BroWn (nee
Hester Hudson) rpaased away
Wilkerton •of heart seizure.., She
Was laid to: rest in the paptiat
Cemetery •at Riversdale on Wed-
nesday, February 2n&
Mr. Conrad Wqingart,, a nature
of Greenock and Brant ToWn-
,-ships• was struck by": a 'car -Sat.-%
urclay evening, January. 29th, and
Was` radly• hurt that 2he paased
a*frikl*, Walkerton -Hospital 7that
evening 11e was 40irrying aLlan-
tern,•and was on his way , to -light
the„ fire In St.. Anne's 'Catholic
hurelftlit :Riversdale: when ' he
was knocked. down at the seme
corner where. MrS, John Forsythe
net such a .serious accident lait
summer, first, nterseetiOn..west of
Riversdale. One would think that
reacisigns are indicated. „ '.. •
.• Mr. Wm. "Ruth. retUrned .te his
hair* .Monday after, being -a pat -
lent in bhe Wallierton. Hospital
for almost two ' weeks where he
underwent an operation • •
• 'funeral 'of Mrs.' Melville.
Scott of BerVie.*as:held. in Kin-
carchrie ..PreshyWrian Chuich
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vesdFebruarY I3th.with inter -
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in'erft •in'', kinCardine Cemetery.
Mrs: '.Scott was formerly Luella
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Cowan, daughter 'of .the late Mr..
'arid. . John; p,Owan Of
We extend.sympathy :to her bus -
band, brothers and sisters. •
The Februar Meeting of
Wo-
men's held at the
home' Of., MA,' Gordon Finlayson
with Mra. D..WYlds as preaident.
• the meeting .opened in the usual
„ivay. by: Singing the ode 'and _re-
peatng Ithe prayer.' After
thp .reading ,Of the minutes of the
ast Meeting correspondence was
read and. Plana were Completed
for, the social evening to be .held
on February l4th. Roll .call was
answered by a. Valentine' verse,
Mrs. 'Henry 'MacKenzie', read
paper On 'St.. Valentine. Mrs.' Mac-
'•Miirchic read a .poein. :Then a
heart. Icontest -was • follOWed by a
BORN
,MORRISON—In Wingharn gen.
•era1416spital on Tuesday, Feliru::
aryto 'r, andWia. Jacklvfor:-
M,
risen, R. ,•••14ticknOw ,(nee Mar-.
jorie .ffuffiria'4,7a.716F1-..
P.URP.L'E'GROV
very enjoyable evening was
Ventm Purple Grove .sChool•
house on Friday' eVening.* the
torm of :a prOliiriol,e'partY Which.
Ma s follOweCI by a darice, •.:
Miss 'Mar:garet7ttobertsorr;Was • a
isitor homq. G old ie
Huston • on Saturday » • ••
Frank Dore arid • NantV
Ann, are _Visiting her parents at
RiverSdale. •: •
and Mrs. • Ruaaell' C011ina
and fairillY • visited. with' Mr. 'Geo.
Cohre11 on,SundaY, • • -
Mr. J.4a1.0irtipee'StarileY has. been
aisaiSting . Mr.' Calnifiri • Roberton
in the bush Cutting -logs' this past
two.. weeks,: ' • . • " .
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»The» monthly meeting of the
WOmen's, Instittite- waa largelyat-
tended at the bbine of ,Mrs. Don-
ald McC9ph last Wednesday:
: Little, .1,eonard ' McFarlane • is
"Making favorable .progress but is
still in.12kringhain.' 'Hospital.
We are .sorry :to ...report 'the
death' of 'MrS. MeiVille'-Scattwho1
Passed away in Goderich Hospital
on.Saturday • ,
'cleffrohstratiori af setting 'a table: • 'Mr.. and.:Mrs. bon McCosh and
for Valentine Day by , Mrs. Pay. Mr.le Walter.'Collins attended a•
Dalton. The March meeting Will party at the ;home of Mr and Mr4.
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be,, tit Mrs, Mrs. JOhn Stott of Ripley last -Mon-
e MacGregor as•president.daynight., •
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WOMICX' slogtve,' lommslogigstvroog--Wig;g7/000066-voi.ogoopp,
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oe-tenth ni)11 'costs;
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Ms • ' E. W.. 'Rite as ,hostess
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the PPbrttitry mietirig Lof the
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e Worrerl's InStitute held oil' Thurs-.
'da.,.alterriaon. With 17» laaies in_
» attendancears. Cordon • . "Me, -
Pherson the president) was in the'
g s &air ..apC1 the. roll call was re -
.0, . s6onded to by the paining of an
Me • Guarantee ' You Satisfaction . . historical place of Mterest in On-
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. , tario. Mys.„ W. A..,Miller was ap-
LET US SAVE YOU TIME . 2.. ;' 'pornteci ' fo4.renreserit the.°branch
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' ' • TROUBLE AND 'MOIsivE1(.„ ' * (1.13 Zittehe(s: AD/lik,st,ili,oellkPlitilaii•itlantif .gGned71r:
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FORTYEftHTAcREs OF CORN
YIELDED 67 Bli$. O ACRE
The annual reportof the Irtice
County Crop Improvement As-
sociation dealt at spine length
with the - grain corn •competition
afl panieufarly in respect to a
48 -acre crop grown"by Raynard
Ackert'at linlyrood. '
The report said in ,part: ,
"The ' .was estimatedby,
measuring total, ainetuit stored in.
crib, adjusted • for:.mOisture, Cla4i
and tOtal acreage, to represent
dried Shelled corn. Entries. Varied
from one to forty...eight ares, The
67. 'bushels per acre.. on 4,8 acres'.
'Obtained,: by ;Raynarct .. Ackert .is.
mest: significant in :r-thatj-if-was
•t4e:.oply large acreage, It ,weruld
have been possible to select the
best acreof the Ackert field,. and
Obtain' - good as...the
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beat. •T(.)1..al'kields 'over large acre-
ages.. are Smallerdue to obvious
reasons. llaYnard Aokert's field
was a field recently underdraik1-.
ed,relatively high in Orgarric
•Matter,„4with ,400, or more pounds
of Corruriercial..fertilizer per atre..
Kinloss Township 'directors orr
the Britce'.:Association are ,Ernie
Ackert .and Fred Gilchrist..Huron.
Toirnship directors are Willi*
McGuire, Fred Martin and :L. a
Reid
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W1-111TECtiUP.01 •
Mr R Y'," Carrick passed away
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in 1,4ondon. at _the.hom..eof
daughter and Son-in-law;Mr nd
Mrs Fred Clarke. 1,11e• funeral -
was held • from Curries funeral.
home in :Wingharin last Thursday
with interment in Cein-
etery
He, was .85years of age.
.He carne. from `ScOtlaricl. when a
young. man and resided in
this community: ever since: 'He.,
was very fond 10 fishing • and
• hunting: He .leaves three:daugh.=
Windsor (140; Mt*:;
Fred Clarke (4avina),.'Mrs:. Itags-
dal•e :(.8usie), His 'wife predeceas
ed. hum a number of. years ago.,
Mr. and Mrs.., Walter. LOttand
Mr Welwood attended , the fun-
eral :of Mr, Allan Grant at lactelb-.,
alsh ;on. Monday .last.
Miss Grace MacKinnon, , former
teacher••here called ,on old friend's.
in. the': village on 'Sunday. •
,Mrs.. Jack 'Ryan spent
Sunday in Goderieb. , 7: •
Little Roy James. fias,been 111
with measles, also Mr and Mrs
Tom Morrison's baby. ' :
BOIRN4.tO Mr, and, Mrs. ''John'
MorriiOri, a. son, in Wirigharri Hos-
pital "on January ..30th; • ,
Mr. and. Mrs.. D. Kennedy of
ihringh.arn spent . Sunday ' after-
-rioeit- with his . mother,
Kennedy. » •
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday February 10, 11, .1
Action galore' seelhe-great 'San. Francisco
Earthquake .. days of the reckless west. coast
. , men fighting for the love of their women "
and where law 'was. a man'i own gun. or two
'fists ; :
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Flame• arberry (dist"
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lka% eAuNLANti: Doormic
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Plus caitoons .and
Matinee Saturday ,at 2.00 p.m.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,: Feb. 14, 15, 16
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At kat° exposed . the story of opium and how ,
the law trails its smugglers and users all over
the world.. A :film 'never. to be forgot,en.
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..To The 'Endi. 'of. the World"
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starring' Dick Powell and mtx cmg .the
• Chinese actress, Malai. ••
Starts, at' 715 Aticilie macintYre, IC 6, t,ileicriow
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JASPER FARRIS11,' son of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Farrish has
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ed up with the R.C.A.,F. and has
commenced training at Clinton:
ST... HELENS
your glal:n from . granary to "feed box with.Oul singlo the bistrjrt presideht. was,. ,
han(ilmg . no "riloret. bag-,ing and traveliing kvinter • .fhe' go:iest 'speaker. •She brOlJght.
roads .to the' mili . dela for fresh 'Mit 1 g g frOm the District and
: no mare 1.9-15 tent rint.titig Cists. ;" You cap keoliirig' with, National Ilealth
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Week ch6so :"The' SecOnd Forty'
:Year's"- A8 tht.8.011.)..jbet of, her 'in -
If .you haven't hydWe, sell
Geht' Grind -All Tra ct.Or.':11-faintiier Milis.‘'.
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BOYS'- QUALITY- 1
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• ',Men's 16 -Inch Victory Re-
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tan, double soles, outside..
counter; '
'Men'•s Army --Boots, water
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Valentine Master -Bei.caf
•Oicf.ords, blaek•,& brown, '
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-Boys' and. Youths' )fords,.,
goO4:qUalitY...
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Twelire.InCh ..Leathir 'Tops,4 crepe
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• bottoms, cushion msle... 5' •
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0..yershoes, zipper,. jer se 3i. woal;
Rubber Boots for all the family.
Manyotherlines All Reasonably Priced.
tea cups with Mrs.. Geo..Stuart •horn Cattle sale :7 •
and Mrs. G. McPherson as host,
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1VIesara. Andrew Gaunt and i;
1?.•McDontald motored to ,Toi-onto
on Thursday to attend .a ,Short,
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Mr,. :and Mrs. 'James Durnin
have •returned ' home frem'.
Cardine where DUrriin has
been; ' visiting since' his :return •,'
from 'Victoria Hospital London. • '...
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Mrs, George Stuart conducted a
bird cOntost. Mrs. LorneiDurnifi
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gave aleading "A. Boy" and, Mrs.
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