The Lucknow Sentinel, 1945-01-11, Page 5a
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JEAN ARTH:UIR . •
LIE BOWMAN' `
CHARLES COBURN•
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Luelcrifisv'. $ent>4nel, 'tucknow,
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BOUNDARY :EAST
New Year's viiitors in this,
eon—in—Wray. were , Mr. and. Mrs•,.
George Kennedy and sons Of Mr.
Pu.ncan 'Kennedy's in Wingharn
YVTi :and lV z s James1!`orster, Mr.
anl,Mi'~a,: °Wm "}F.orster .and is iJ
} l► A li r r kr# way 4 :' 1,_ rht.r
MLsc Joh-n:. McMi.ilan..:-and.�i'fai"1y
>kn'Y.
at Mrs, _Morrison'•s; Mi'a and 'Mrs;
:Eddie.Moore'and fah -lily. at Mr,.
•Weis Young'Wind Mrs. Alex
:ackett, ..Sx and Mr, and Mrs:
hex 'acJ J eett, - and dau teT.
atVix . Pharis Mather's' Mr and •
Mrs., Ed McQuillin and'Grant
Mrp: Grant- of .Paisley; Messrs JAI
fed Paterson ',and Jack, Gill es
at ::Donald^ MacDonaId's•
M'� . John G iffin of Detroit 'is
visiting at Mr. •JMcMohn • • i11an'a.
'Mr . and Mr`s;. Wi1n,c 'Evans and
sons.. spent ;Sunday •at , *George
Fisher's. :Mrs.: Frans. is in ANTirng;-
ham Hospital
We• ' are so ry to report _Mr.
Gordon Morrison' also. in ;Wing-.
ha Bos` i al and ho ' e hi hea
I(tt .P t p s lth
'soon irnprQves " •
A co113.e4y •i . rama:
:.I%Isor "Short Subjects"
Matinee Sat. afternoon at •2 3.0
Monday,. TTuesday;-'Wednesday:
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`'A,LE1K'IS SMITH
[ITECHURCU
^•..rte_.,,,,
la i% "%rad WS,-- rnet.-. "arrier
':spent the week -end in „:I1incar,
;dine with relatives: there.. „,
The new .school teaoher, i�liiss
Thompson from clarnis arrived
here on ' Saturday and • started
teaching ;':on..Monday:
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A'R�C �• TW _
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';events
in,.
the . 1'ife, •'kf.
'Th
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. MarkTwain in One of the
hscreen s outstanding bio gr i ap .-
cal = stories and ' characteriza-
tions. n
s:
"Short: Su b��ects"
Also•.,
. ,0.arid - :Mrs, John ':.:McMillan
entertained,'
Mr, :and Mrs., 'Milan
McM1,11an,
Mr:,..and s: ' Pat •Mc
Millan and Margaret, ° Mr and
Mrs. Joe.. Mc1Vlillari. and: family,
and; Mr: (Alex McMillan to a:"din
n:er~-r ecently
Mr ;:, Alfred Patterson... spent
N'e Year''night:,:. tri' r.:' and
. with:
r ' Peter' ally.and` Mr. John
M, s Pet, M c� ,
Gills 's e wit .'1V1x.and Mrs: Chas:' h ,:..
Cook
'Mr. %and `Mrs,. James' "McIntosh
entertained %:at,, a`famil"Ydinner
. ,
at Ncw Years:
A: number' from' this:community:
attended:the funeral of the• late
1Vliss Belle . McKay' of Winnipeg,
on • Tuesday 'afternoon ' in Luck
}»-1 a-t-e-:1�ILias=Ma
m'erly l.ivedv on the • farms now
ow s :b'y; Messrs.. Jack Purves
and, Mr:' MacKenzie.`'
VYe :at'e sorry tcfi-zRepc�rt =IVf,
Jolie .Gi'Tlespaeffer�d =a, heat
attach on New Year's Day and
hasbeen confined to bed, sahee-
We.'hope for a good recovery..•
o n�
,T.-Tti enaa
their meeting *,en Friday after .
noon 'of .,this -.Week at tile` home
.of: Mrs .'E nom, •
Mi incl 1Vt s., Cti,rfold ;Crozier
and Year's
•w.eek.end in:,Lond,on;;with' Mr's.
Crozier and family: ..
1VLi'. and Mr Jake Hunte b -
Zion spent ,a . day recently with,
..Mr; Ja:cic and Miss Agnc.s Ntallo4li,,:
1VIr. and .Nils' T IVT ; :Duniiii
geestswitii ikeii aunt Miss
;eti'tia'.',U.r {i.ney,, D inglnnOf7 fo
+lees Year's ^ i
Sgt..' Elliott .Rivett''left on '1 ues
dayr fol 1V1t5nc1nn after 'p, nding
rhe; :past three :wcc�c atlis hc,lit
MrS. Bert. Troloayen ,43,4
his diaLighicr: Mrs, •Lawr-(n.er,r.
. Norman,
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RE ELEC.TED.,,.DIRECTO
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• Mr. Ezra: Wellwgod'.. received
the sadnews, of ,the;. death of r :ais•
niece' at Edmonton She was only.
nineteen- yy�ears '.o'ld. Her mother,
a :Sister:: of Mr.. Weliwood, •passi.
away only two years.' ago. Her
father, ,Mr. 'Garvey- Well'wood, is
a''brother of Mrs. -.Art .Moore
M -A F E K I N G COMFORTING WORDS`?FROM
. _ A BEREAVED 'FATHER - • .,/...
:_Mass' Edith Phillips ret•irrned-'--to.
Z•Qn
don on :Satyrday after,•spend-
ing" the holidays at the parental
lioarie .
Mrs. Will,' Kempton, Paramount,
`who"speir ttlk'e -week•ofthe-stox`rrt'•
with •friends•• Qn ,the 9th. conces�
as
Lloyd-„ Saunders
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Wneg
ha
n
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spent Sun aY� • w�thhiS parents. '
....The ;. storm which. star tedu,on
New 'ear's:..morning made the
'r�tWd:;; .ifta asS'ttlgli-t at S n'e'
who'spent- the. day with friends,
had difficulty getting home ,and
others 'remained, all week.
• Mrs. • Herman Phillips came
home on •': Monday p 'm, :. •frorxa
Wingham. where She :spent last
we with her 'son J C.:.'who un
d resent : an .operatiorx : •on'" New
Year's, day. We• are glad to• "report
some•'im ,ovement in his condi-
tion.,.
Presbyterian. Mission Band
The .regular :meeting of. tlie' Vic-
tgria Mission •Banc% -was'-' held, on
Mondayafternoon With 'the.Vice-
president;
vicepresident, Margaret "Chin, 'in the
.chair:, After the!: openirig - hymn;
the scr:•ipture; lesson. was read re
:sponsively, and•. the Lord's pray-:.
n A er repeated • :in .uniso talk
on --the •Peace -Thanksgiving Fund
was • given :by the Leader The
'"'hil ren were informed that the
it
fund o t ::
o
contributions -his to t g , • ,
thetin ch',ldren s. 1eadrs
:`ami.g.of , a
'in fndi:a, A. gamer j'count your
blessings was played, .a blessing
named for each, le€terof••theal-'�,
a.
ph'abe't: Musiealnumbers ,w ere;:
a
fano• solo b.` ``Bobby 'Reid and:
P Y
song by .the` primary children
Recitations Were. given ;by Dale
Haldenby, Ray Stanley and Jdyce
'Mowbray The Band -then: •divid-'
ed: or stu. y. a .rneeti,ng• closed.
with hymn and •prayer
1VIr .. F::' G: -Todd of St:: Helens:
h : ag,ii-rr-•been-�•r-e-'o-leote-d. • a dil'
rn.t'1aI .c,f :the.•,Gan.adiala,.Ah erd.ecn_.
Angus •A'sociation.' Ike Ts:. ont,.ci
three Eastcr n Canada•-•-dtxectoi:s.
elcott d at an Assta:ciation inept
iii; in •week T1 e
Other' two. are T.• A. EdWards of
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Frank :is. also ‘,:ice-preSideot,'
its annual rn,ceting in, Regina late:
..frey, retired.:R.C:A.F. officer was
the cho.!ce of „the norninat-
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_Februaly 5th, In he field be-
servatiVe candidate .and Immedi-
ate, paS.t mayOr of.' the. city
OCTOGENARIANS HONORED •
AT: ,
WADEN A SASIK.
The following r was written by
A. W. F. $lug.:, fz ish.op 'of- •Brad"
Nord,: England, iind" published in
«Forth'"•
-'` write qri beiial#. of aIL_at-,
eats .of -men in . the- services who
l vi tlauc. tie: gr ac..;s2ifi'r fie.
Azad I "rite as a fate oo
• aged`�I9 `whow
•. a's -killed ww1rile
is
' orr 'service as a pilot -officer with -•
the Royal Air Force, Young, keen,.
vigorous;andn'd enterprising—such .
,� � fareth
�they� were• �4be esti ;
done ' More, ',than taste the .. first;
sips .of life it was .over:'
We Jare..puzzled' and;:sore
compla ii
.and ,repine, It .ts` easy:,':'
`to- be bitter andt.resentful "What
-a waste!" w say. `"Why•does God
'allow it? `ITow can God' bear it?"
'a I.;:.
' ' h l •. we as• '' W rr� .
•:Or sell' s sy ... k, by ,
picked .out for such .a ' sorroi ase •
tliis "•: .
a.•
"Why • doses ',God - allow it?'.'.—;
natural, question Su'- why' 1d`oes'.
God • allow ;;any evil in, peacetime
'or in .Wartime,.' in: nations or rn,.
individuals,: to `::go 4oil?. .Only b'e,
1VIr: and -Mrs.' Frank -Guest f _ .i, .-
• -cause, 'He - cannot stop pit without'-
Wadena, Sask., 'were recently' `
usin force and to n e.. force
honored, at as birthday party; at- would be. take2lway•: the !free.
tended.:b- about'fort friends arid... . 4" :, -
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Y Y -will • He :has' green us
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neighbours., A,pleasant-social ev_
ening . was enjoyed'' and .atthe
lunch` hdur, ','Mr. and Mrs. Guest
'were -each presQntecLw th a love
ly.•gift :•
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They;'..:•are:.87 years, of age and
God is a ' stricken Father. He : carf.'
God 4:s. trying ;to. 'persuade .'Mien
to use :their9;own freedom : rightly
We are • stricken ., fathers and •
mot
ers..wives • an
'and'• friends, but remember 'that
sweethearts
Were- former residents' of ,this;
understands; It 'all, He,':too,:.saw a
i�i o.': -
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. •r...afflict
Son ;die. Afflicted n
ions -that is God, As for the: bo ' •
d, Y
.s a•. had. tasted ;the .:
realize 'this, 'this •he .
r ar
f life. He s . s
'fresh 'uce o '.`e.
J p
;ed from tasting its stale.
and bit
ter,,,dregs. • He -,is 'snatched : away- :,
;from the evil tha might come
You; �know''your owns loss. There
'is -a -he -le • r o r -home; and 'your,
comrYunity nFor some 3 yeas s
Mr • and; Mrs. Guest farmed:. in
the • Wadena district ...Where 'they'
are. held' in"highg P ire aids. A special
ial
birthday' cake:was reared; for,
b Y pp.
when' . i :.as
the' occasion and wa
lighted th gathering sang Hat
py.: 'Birthday To 'You
ST ; IE'LE
. rS:... D.' •Tedd ; has. been a ..Vis, heart. ',God help.„Yati. 'Ent' do "not
7, mell-,itoSh.:and Mr.- mantoSh at i'tha.end. Life goeS. On,:.I have. 'al'. -
, BORN -.---In 1Winghain General- 7Tlie4--univeiSe does,. not make
sense if ••the _grave is -the 'end 6
Hospital on Thursday,...,January ,4, '
" inap"-s life. I -never": felt ,s9..‘
tinfolding.S-all, that: growth 1
the use -Pe might 'Make. et- him.; . •
The, ..Jannary _meeting of: the,
Friday 'i7afterpoon •at. 2:30,
,stOrt,whaVtlaws Would ,yOu right!';
„hy 44
HOstesSeS:* Mrs,: ItIce; ;Mrs:
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bey .has fligh'tS i7each.,
'a fuller life, to live,' nlore
alive now A-thari When, . he was
here: He cs Seeing :more, .know:,..:
reniernber..- him •In .one
whom - otut 'son 'is dearer. "eV•erin
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44,4mother" JAS.
° otter Mail for • the- :vv inter. Months,
,The „regular' Meeting O. f_tlio'
Stitute Will; be hold at,the
Of Wm: :Kernp'ton.
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irou Of prom
We assure pill' the best
maiket At. all. times
about oilly
PAYS TO—DE1:41
Onto, please God, You::a.nd
of 'that life alid•that.io.,•:slizill.
be. forever"
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Why.does war Send 'tlle••ciA.orce.
Men AVith marriage, the
chief ,easualty? What
done. about it? li'ead. -"War and.
issne. The. Detroit - Sunday
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