The Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-07-06, Page 5,
THURSDAY, JULY 6th, 1944
The Lucknow Sentinel, Lucknow, Ontario
Lyceum Theatre
w I NGHAM
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
JULY 6, 7, 8 -
ARTHUR LAKE
LARRY SIMMS
PENNY SINGLETON.
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IT'S A GREAT LIFE'
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DagwOod, Blondie and Baby
Dumpling., are on. the screen
again in , another Bumstead
picture.
Also "Short Subjects"
Matinee Sat. afternoon at 2.30
_Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
JULY 10 11 12
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PIERRE AUMONT.
GENE KELLY.
The Cross of Lorraine
A. draina of a C,ferrnan prison
'camp. ‘; • ,
Also "Short Subjecte
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KINLOUGH
WS. A. E. lialdenbY and Mrs.
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Harold Thompson are guests ta
the. Montgornery home, Detroit.
Miss Evelyn McLean of Lon -
'don is Spending her vacation at
her home here. ,
Mist G. .Robb of Huron has
been engaged as teacher,,at p$
'No. 3 and will auceeed Miss
.Mar -
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• foil* iVlacDonald: We regret los-
ing..Miss MacDonald froriv.OUr
community and wish her contin-
ued • success inher new taloa.
The pupils at S.S. NO: 3 present-
ed Miss MacDonald with IhVely
gifts on Thursday last and an
dress expressed ekpressed itiridly. Wishes
from the section. '
Mr. Wm. Boyle,Mr. Wes:Boyle,
Misses Vera and Edna BOyle -at-
tended the, funeral of the late
Mrs. James IVIcRann at St. James
church,. Clandeboye on Thursday
last. •
Mr. Wm. Montgomery returned
BOUNDARY EA$T1.
Earl Crowstnn and Betty Miller
Were in Lucknow on Wednesday
and Thursday last writing their
'entrance examination.%
Miss Jean McMillan has been
re-engaged as teacher •for
No. 9, Kinloss.
Allister Clifford MacMillan of
Lucknow is holidaying with his
uncle and, aunt, 'Mr: and Mrs.
Milos. MacMillan.
Mr. and Mrs- Albin Griffin•and
Teddy and Mr. Burns of Detroit
spent .the week -end at Mr. Pat
MacMillan's.
Mr. and Mrs.tgohn Griffin and
Larry.of Detroit were week -end
visitors at Mr. 1VIilas,MacMinan's.
Mrs. Griffin is•-reinaining for a
visit. • ° •
Mr. and Mrs. Archie McDonald
of Ripley visited at Mr. Wth
Donald's -On Friday. Mr. and Mrs.
Twamley .and family of
London ee week -end visitors
home aftervisiting with-rela- 1at Mr. Wm." McDonald's.;
tives here and in. Hilroh.
Wren; loan • Terry' spent Wed-
nesday with Miss Jean Tervit
and other. Wingham friends: •
Mrs; Fred Hoclgins returned
Visitor's at Mr: J. Dawson's on
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Dawson and Donald and Dr.
and Mrs. Christensen of Toronto;
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dawson and
home from visiting relatives at family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Daw-
Stratford. son, PO. and Mrs. Stuart, Davi-.
Mrs. B. Slessor is 'spending a son and Miss Marcia Munro, - alt.
while with her daughter, Mrs. G. of London; and Mr. and Mrs.
McBUiney, 'Kincardine_ • Clark McLean and family •
of
Mrs. Wes Whyte of London is Whigh—
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holidaying with her father, Mr. Mr. and Mt's. Harry Berinetr&
J.B. Hodgkinson, • , . , Mali of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. -
Mr. Fred HOdgins Suffered a • George MeClenaghan of White -
attack on Friday las,t, church, Mrs. W. J.....Irwin and
Mr, Wilbert Hodgkinson of Mamie and Master JOhn,and Miss
Goderich spent the holiday at his Florence Hudson of Wing.harn
visitors at MitHu
home here. were. . Hudson's
Wt. P. A. Murray is entertain- during the week-end..Miss Flor-
Institute at her
the Women's'ence is remaining for . the lioli-
mg. days
home today (Thursday) •
qVir . Ezra Stanley and infant Ors. Melvin Hackett of Wood-
itotk-spent-itie- -areek,:--efitt- Ain -
Mr: 4.d Mrs. Pharis Mathers; On
SundaY. Mr. :and IVIrs. Mathers
and "Carolyn And Mrs. Hackett.
visited 'at Mr. Alex Hackett's '
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Victory Garden COMPETITION
Under uspices of the Lucknow Agricultural
Society
All Entries to he received by the Secretary,
Joseph Agnew,By July 15th, 1944
PRIZE ONEY: $1Q, $8., $6., $4., $2
Gardens to be judged when growing an
tion of produce frorn gardento be exi
at the fair.
collec-
bited
OBITUARY
JOHN H. CAMERON
John, H. Caineron, 1 Devon-
shire street, London, well-known
retired Central Collegiate teach-
er of that city, died at his home
on Friday. Born in Lucknow, the
son of the late Alexander. and
Isabel Carneron, he was principal
of Brussels" Continuation S8hool
for over 20 years. •
He went to London m 1911 and,
for 24 years was science master
at, the London: Central. Collegiate
ned-herne-frorri"Kirfe9f.'
Mr . and' Mrs .• Russel Prcirctor, d;n. Hospital. -
Dianne and David of Northville, Miss Veronica Murray has- gone.
Mr. & ,Mrs. Robert Hinkle, Don- to Preston for the vacation.
na and Ronald of Detroit, Mr. & Wren Iona Terty returned to
• Mrs. A. Olson, Miss Catherine Halifax after a. two weeks. fur -
Keg and •Mr. Donald Hayes of lough with friends here and : at
• Detroit were week -end visitors Belleville. • • .
with Mrs. R..Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs: :SyrnPatiry is extended' to Mr.
Fred Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs. V Em- and Mrs. Clifford Johnston in the
• , " ;loss .of their dear little girl. A
erson. •
Miss Jean kurraYpf St. Cath_ number frdm •here attended the
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erines, MrAlex Mur- funeral On Friday afternoon
And Mrs.
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ray, John and:Philip, Mrs. A. ' Little Helen , Shaumacker of
is hohdaying with her
• .., Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ross
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and Minnie, Toroto, grandparentin the village
nto, are spend-'
McConnell
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ing holidays at their summer cot-
Mtand MrsWin:and Lois Robb were Sunday vis-
itors with Mrand MrsWesley tage here. Miss Jean Murray: re-
turned to St. Catherines and Mr.
• and Mrs. Alex Murray to Toronto Guest. -•
on Little 'Helen Irwin of Luck_
on Sunday .to resume work.
• now spent the week -end with
1Vienday.
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. Miss Ethel Haidenby.
This communitY extends their
Mrs Win liedie is visiting
sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Clid .
with 'relatives' -h Y •
ere:
• Johnson of Con.' 8 -in the loss of
Rev. G. Benson . 'Cox of New
. . their little. daughter. - -York will preach at the Anglican
^Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Haggitt, church on Sunday next • at the
• Mr. and Mrs. John Haggitt 'of regular service at 2.30 p.m.
near Blyth spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. Elliott & M.--r-
Mr. and Mrs. V. Emerson. Mrs. vyn, Mi. and Mrs. Pete Shoebot-
„A. Emerson ,returned with them tom and Sheila of London and
to spend a holiday .with Mr and 4brivirs. Roy SWeeney of Halifa;i'
• Mrs, John Haggitt soent the week -end with Mr.
Mr. Alfred Ritchie of Lticknow Mrs. Kar:4 Boyle. Mrs. Elliott-Sz
• spent Saturday with Mr. Russel Mrs Sweeney remained to spend
Ritchie assisting with the farm this Week. . ' -
Work. • — , • • t .. Mrs. Milton Walsh is entertain -
Mr. and Mr.t Bill 1.4appi and ing the Sr.. W.A. At her home on
family Of Kinlough were visitors Thursday next at a quilting,
with Mrs. A. Emerson on Sun. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shaumacker
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1V1r.,•Chester TWarriley of Wood-
stock spent Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Sam Morrison and family.
The teacher and pupils of S.S;
No. 9,• Kinloss, held their annual
Picnic on the scnOol grounds On
Thursday afternoon. A ball game
between the pupils and the vis-
itors was the main featixre of the
afternoon With Mr. Tom Gaunt
and Earl •Crowtton as captains.
The score was 26-13 in favor of
the pupils. . Winners of the races
were, babY. race, Margaret Mac-
Millan; age 3-4; Freddie Moore;
6-8, Arthur Laidlaw arid Gordon
Fisher (tied); 8-10, Billie 'Fisher;
10-12, Betty Miller; Ladies 'for-
ward race, Dorothy IVIcIntoth,
Mrs. G. Fisher; ladies backward
race, Dorothy 1VIcIntosh, 'Mrs:
Pharis Mathers. After the races
a treasure trail quiz was conduc-
ted by Miss MacMillan. Then a
• bounteous lunch was served and
Mr..Tom Gaunt moved 'a vote of
thanks to Miss MacMillan and
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On Friday of this week the
Women's Institute are fielding, a
picnic for the ladiesarid. their
families of the borrimunity, at the
Institute Hall. in Whitechurch
Please bring 'midi.
was a member of First -St. An-
drew's United 'Church And a sen-
ior member.°of the sesison.
also belonged to the Horticultural
Society, the Mcllwraith bird club.
the London Curling Club and the
Highland Golf Club.• , •
Surviving are his wife, Anniel•
and two brothers, Kenneth of
Lucknow, and 'Alexander, of Cal-
gary. . . • '
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The funeral was held Monday'
lat 3 p.m. from the Harrison and
Skinner funeral home, with in-
terment .inWoodland Cemetery.
London. •' •. .
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institute. He retired in:1935. fie
and Helen ,spent Sunday evening'
aniaramina:
Street
UNDER AUSPICES OF
THE CLANSMEN
-,LUCKNOW_
Tuesday July 18
MUSIC BY
CARRUTHERS ORCHESTRA
with Mr. and Mrs. :Wm. Wall.
Misses Marion Walsh, .Jean
Thompson/ and Lima liridgins of
Kincardine spent the week -end.
• at their respective homes.
-• Mr. Jack Walsh of Ripley was
home for the week -end.
Misses Mabel. and Aisla Bushell
and Miss Nornia-Burt-otrTbron”
• are spending their vacation at
their hornet here.
Mrs. E. N. Hodgins returned to
the village after spending a few
'days in •LucknoW.
Mrs. H. A. Graham sent the
Week -end with Mr. 'and.Mrs. Levi
.Ec ken sWiller; -London,-
DAVID DONALDSON a con. 14
Culross had a narrow escape dur-
ing a recent. electrical storm. He
was standing about five feet from
his 'team of horses. when both an-
imals dropped to' ,the ground,
struck ,by lightning. One horse
was killed instantly and the
other badLy stunned.
OBITUARY ,44
Joan .Afexandrta Johnston
. There passed away in Victoria
dspitaI, London, on Wednesday,
June .2 Joan Alexandria John-
ston, only,•daughter Of. Mt, and
Mrs. 'Clifford Johnston of HOly2-•
faad. Joan was in her second
year:having observed her first
birtlTday on January .224th7-• • • •
for four inonths,.. the little.
tot was taken to London 'hospital
where.. her: death occurred three
weeks later.. •..
Besides ' her' sorrowing Parents
a brother , Donald sukvii)res.
The funeral ' service, Conducted
from . her late residence. Friday
'afternoon...The. little white cas-
ket was- borne tothe grave by
her. four uncles, Everett, • Lio3rd;
Keith-,: and. Wayne. Johnston.
Flower bearers were:Betty Con-
Iey and Betty Johnston,
Shirley and Gwen cohiren.,
• In-
ternien • was' in Greenhill Cern-
eter
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