The Lucknow Sentinel, 1941-09-18, Page 5THURSDAY, S$PTEM$ER 1$; 19,41
'HE LUCKNOW
yceum Theatre
W•iNGHAM •
Two Shows Saturday Night
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
SEPT. 18, 191 20.
DU.OBLE• BILL
William Boyd & Andy glycle.
**in**p •
'Three Men from Texas'
Ken Murray & . Rcse Hobart
* 11 r d: • ..
"dight at Earl Cairolls"
A Hopalong Cassidy and a '
musical picture.
Also "News" , '.
Matinee Sat. afternoon 2.30•
'Monday., :'Tuesday, 'Wednesday
SE PT..22, 2I
,3 '24 •
SPE-CFA1T
Parpmount Presents
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WAN-TED.
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A�INGS,1'
'¢rilp//AY.., WILLIAM
MILLAND • HOLDEN
-• WAYNI :•DONLE- //IAN
MORRISVY
mth=ions•tance-••Maot-e-•-Veronica-L-ak-e=
Harry Davenport. Directed by MITCHELL LEISEN ,
• Also "Disney Cartoon" v .
KINLOUG.H
•
Mr. and 'Mrs. Morking, Mr. Perry
Neff and Mr. Glen Pinnell ,of. Ham-
'i]'ton visited over the, week -end at
+.. .Wrn. Pinnell sg
Mrs. A. Ho ins has gone to De-
_. r tP�it aft°er4-spenclitig t -he Past• fc;
weeks. 'with friends _here.: •
Mr. and Mrs. • Howard' 1V1cGui1•v
and family of.Olivet visited Su klay'
with Mr. and Mrs. 'George Hoiden -
by. .. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Graham havi
returnee" do Ann' Arbor after Visit-'
ing. with Mr. and Mrs. H.•' Graham
and other relatives here •
Mrs.- M. MacLean ,has goer to'tl,t
- _Mr.. and .Mrs .Joseph Hackett. of
West .where stro cin n ;tc � vaMs,b
LADY PASTOR AT '
VARNA .CHARGE
• (DIJNGANNON NEWS)
The Presbytery of Huron of the
United Church met Wednesday, Sep-
tember lOth with silty ministers
and lay delegates present from the
thirty-five...charges. in. the :County., .
A pleasing feature of .the morn
ing session. was •the•introduction of
the new members of the Presbytery.
Among these was .Rev. Reba Hern
of , Varna recently settled there -af-'
ter ' four year -s service in Algoma
district. Hern , is the •only wol]
Man minister in London' Conference.
• Rev,• Enos W.:Hart of Amherst -
burg accompanied and •:introduced,
Dr. Leslie. Pidgeon of Erkine.Arner.-
rcan Church, _Montr'eal..Dr :, 1 idgeon
is. '•making: ,a visitation of Presby--
teries in., thes' interests' of the • War
Savings ,'Campaign in which' it - is
hoped. to raise' sufficient funds ..to:
'wipe out -the present deficit.
At, the afternoon session Rev. Har-
sy Bsiyle_of Talbotville, ' president'
of London Conference 'brought •press
idential greetings and. addressed the
members ,M. •a splendid manner on
the Mission 'and .aims 'of. the ,ch ,urch.
for' these. 'times. • Mr: 'Royle drew
many illustrations. from the •situa
tions 'prevailing two centuries ago
and 'pointed out that the' church had;
been ., thea .means of ..saving Britain'
from serious difficulties if not spit-,
itual •
disaster..*
' • Mr. J. F. Maine; ' London, spoke
on the needs of full support being
given TrITl' phases of`--"th'e wofld•=
wide church .life through. the Mis-
sionary. enterprises of the church, •
Some of the regular, reports were
somewhat shortened by these ad:.
ditional features ••of , the •Presbytery
but each department reported show•
ing important progress being made
The Christian Education department.
is, looking -forward to the program
of; Advance: which is to.• begin in
many.' communions this, autumn:.
Fullest ce-operation- was -pledged to -
the. world-wide Communion Services
-day;•-•.S)ctQb r 5th.- ^'
•'At• thea noon hour, the delegates.
enjoyed a splendid -,dinner provided
by' the ,Woman's Association. • -
ST., HEI EN'S FAMILY.
HONORED FRIDAY,
• (ST. HELEN'S NEWS) • •
-Mr. Ewart McPherson liad . a' sue-
cessful . sale of farm stock- and izn .
•'plernents on Friday. That evening
neighbors gathered at the McPher-
son borne and a pleasant social trine
was spent and dancing was enjoyed
to music provided by Mr. atisloMrs,
George Stuart. ,After lunch, Mr. and
Mrs. McPherson, • Florence and Jean
were called forward: An address to
. MrS. McPherson was read .by
•W. A. • Miller- and on behalf of the
Women's Institute Mrs. MacKenzie
'Webb presented a table cloth. Mr.
•Andrew Gaunt read' another address
:and 1Vr. Duriin Phillips :.presenter,,
, Mr.':_'and• Mrs. McPliersen with a sir
• ver • tea' -service, Florence with a,
Clock • and Jean with - a.: Iocet 'and
chain. Thanks was expressed-by;both
-Mr. and -Mrs. McPherson who moved
to Wingha n on Mofrday where Mr;
McPherson: will be empolyed• in the
�'ounclry.
•
The addresses were as follows: • '
• St. Helens, Sept. 12, 1941.
'Dear Luella:
We members , of the Women's- In-
stitute felt we could,. not -let . this
opportunity pass without express-
ing our., regret at your departure
from our 'midst. .
Throughout the years •you• -'have
CREWE
Mr. >and Mrs. Clare Ghamney
and babe of , Belgrave ' visited' his
sister, •.Mrs. Raynard Finnigan.
-__,._._-.for- a- io-w-w:
Mrs. Levi Eekenswillei'-?•
u-
glas of London are speeding a fel,
days with friends here., . . •
Miss -Evelyn MacLean of �Ow�enh
•' Sound spent the week -end a', her
home here. •
'.There -will be, no service in the'
' Anglican Church next -Sunda o '-.-
• ing to the Harvest 'thanksgiving
services .to be held in.Bervie, Canon
W. A. Townshend of London will
be the speaker in the morning and
the Rev. A. C. Calder - of Goderich
will preach at the evening service:
On Sunday, September, 28th' the
'Harvest Thanksgiving Service will
- be held• here at- 11 am. and .7.30 p.
m. Rev. Mr. Zimmerman of Chats-
worth will be the special. speaker
at both services:
.Mrs'. Wm. ' Holland' has" gone to
Toronto -where she has secured a
position. •
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•
IC'I.NLOSS ' CENTRE
Mr. and Mrs. George White and
family of Belgrave were recent vis-.
itors' with Mr. and- Mrs. Michael
Gamble. .
Mr. and 'Mrs. • HEirold Congranl
-spent Sunday with Mr, and , Mrs.
Morley Bell of Gorrie. •
We are•pleased to report Mr.'Jolnr
Robb who had infection in his, eye'
and after taking treatments in Lon -
don, is much improved.'
Mrs. Annie • Smith, Ripley.. cnter-
tained Miss Eileen -Valid recently
' as a .guest of 'Miss Cecile Payer df
Montreal, who -•is ivrsi ing ,;at lief
home.
• Mr.- and Mrs. George Carson of
Toronto were' week:end visitors with
1 Mr. and 'Mrs. Archie MciKinnon: .
Miss -Marion Smith returned to'
St. Catherines after spending the
past -week with Mr, ,and Mrs. Ray
Schumacher. '•
• - Miss Waldorf of Pine River is vis •
itirrg with Mr. and •Mrs., Baynard
Ackert:
Mr.• and ,M*s. 'Percy Deyell of
'Winghatn, spent 'Friday 'evening with
the latter's ',parents. 'Mr": and .Mrs.
Mark Johnston. •
Messrs. Chester Robb and Lri'rnard
Murray' etHamilton were week -end
„guests' at, their homes. '
Mrs, Ed. Cassidy,., Ella. and •Thos.
Cassidy 'of Huntsville, m Helen O'.
Hagan, R.N., 'Guelph. Wm. Semple,
Windsor, were guests last week with
Mrs. Jas. Valad`and family.
a ven.
Bert _Treleaven.
.their daughter, Mit, Bei
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Shackleton
visited at-Goderich with her parents
Mr; and Mrs. Jesse Gray also' Mrs:
Howard 'Durnin (nee' Fanny Gray)
who is home from •Kitamat, B. C.,,as
the Deaconess Home has 'been- dos,
'
r. • an rs. �: Krl�'tgi�k�via-
ited Rev,'and Mrs. L.W. Kilpatrick,
Strath'roy, , Wednesday.. °They ; were
accompanied by MrS. R. T: Kilpat
rick and 'Mrs. Agnes McCormick of
Ldng Beach, California, who 'had'
been their guests during the past
three weeks. After spending a few
days at Stiathroy they will return
to Michigan to visit Mr. and ,. Mrs.
Floyd Kilpatrick at Dearborn and
Mr. and :Mrs. Eugene. • Hanson, at
Jackson before returning to Cali-
fornia.
Mr. Lorne Emmons made a busi,
ness trip to Seaforth on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Treleaven,
Toronto, and Mrs. Frances Courtice,
Dungannon visited, with Mr. . and
Mrs. Bert Treleaven and .1VIr. and'
Mrs. S.' J. Kilpatrick. •• ' -
Mr. Colin Crozier was home from'
Wingham for the week -end. -
Mr. Gordon Nixon, son of Mr.
George Nixon of Saskatoon, who. is
in training' at Camp Borden visited.
a few days -wiith his auntolVIrs. Vic-
tor Whitley. '
Mr. and Mrs. S, J. Kilpatrick vis-
ited ' with . Zion and St, Helens
friends on Monday.
Miss , Muriel Quinn spent the
week end ,at her home near Kin ar-
dine -
Miss Shirley Sherwood spent a
pleasant , week -end at Dungannon,
the guest of her cousin, Marjory Mc-
Whinney.
Brother Dies In U. S.
Mr, John Malloch and his sis-
ters, Miss Agnes Malloch and Mrs,
Lottie Clifford received the sad news
of 'the death of their brother; Robt.
Malloch which occurred at his home
in Los Angeles, California, Thurs-
day, September llth. Mr. ']ii'allocrh
had been in failing health for some
months, but news of his death carne
as• a distinct' shock to his brother
and sisters, We extend to them the
sympathyof this community.
SERIOUS CHEST •INJURI ?S were
received by Mrs: •-Thomas Reed of
Greenock Township whch site was
knocked down' And trampled by 7
COVtr.
been a faithful member of our group
and we are .going to miss. you. We
hope that you will find it possible
to visit', us often. -
.�y Please accept this table- o$'h Whi&t
carries.• with .it the best wishes for
your' health; and happiness iri your'
new home. • . -
Signed on behalf of the members,
of the Institute .,Janet MacPherson,'
Jean Webb, Chris Miller.
•..-Septehiber 12th, 1941.
Mr. &-Mrs. Ewart McPherson,
Florence and Jean '
-Dear Folks: -
Your: friends and neighborshave
tret--here tonight, :not ...far_el
well . but - to wish you prosperity and
tra ;jiiness in your new •home.
It • is a distinct .loss to a "commun -
ity, when good neighbors. move a-
way. We shall miss you. Luella,.
your willingness' . to, help -4n •all'
worthy causes will not soon be for-
gotten.' Ewart,_ your neighbors will
miss one who was. always ready .to
le "z 'a •helping hand and we know
that both .young and old are sorry;
to . part with Jean and Florence.
We 'ask you .to accept •-chest
rcr .6tat ^' f i it ' ~
friends and neighbors _arid. with tlieni
Our sincere desire. that all., the good
things -of life -may be yours. • ..'
Signed on behalf of the St. Helens
community, Durhin Phillips,,And-
rew Gaunt. '
Frank McQuillin'and 'Russel Webb
went •.to Hamilton last week where
they 'are employed in 'a' munition
factory. ' ' • '
All the ladies : of • the community
are urged to attend the Red Cross
,quilting in the Hall on ' Friday af-
ternoon.
The Annual Thankoffering of the.
Women's Missionary Societte will. be
held ' next Sunday commencing , at
11.15 a.m. Rev. Mr. Howse of Ash-
field will be the guest speaker.
Mr. Andrew Gaunt -exhibited his
Shorthorn cattle at Stratford Fair.
Present Newlyweds
Mr: W, M. Humphrey and his
'bride, . formerly Miss Doris Reid of
Ashfield, were honored at a gather-
ing in the Community Hall on Tues-
day evening, when dancing was en-
joyed .'to Music by McCharles or-
chestra. During the evening they
were presented with a studio- couch
by Peter Campbell 'and Ronald Mc-
Crostie; , after a congratulatory ad-
dress hadbeen read by Hugh Ruth-
erford, Jr.
-THE,
LUCKNOW . SENT.iNEL
• Publishes] •every Thursday- .morning
' at . Lucknow, . Ontario. -
. L. CAMPBELL .THOMPSON
• Publisher. and^ Proprietor•
•
T!IUfSDAY, SEPTEl1'I$ER ,18, .19410
CREDIT DUE.
• Officers.and members of the Luck-"
how :Branch of the Canadian -Legion
are to Ise congratulated in the man-
-ner in which they planned end-'-eai-
ried' .out the drumhead service,- and
patriotic rally here on • Sunday.
As the baby branch of • Zone l0•.
•.of the Legion,. the bear bran;.h)had"•
th.e''opportitniiry • to herd the service
here, :axid it"' is' to :their credit that
;they shoulder ed the arndertaking and
made such 'a fine .job of it. • -•
1'rovinci�'l police assisted.. by a •
local force 'of special traffic officers
'succeeded with little .difficulty
keeping the• street, .clear of'traffic--
so
tra isso • the parade 'could be • witnessed
With views being' in no way' ob-
structed. Traffic congestion was,also
averted • and the pig crowd handled
without a mishap. •
It was a well arranged, service,
'that. to all appearances went off'
without a hitch: 'rhe ;weather was •
ideal,..street. decorations were mist
attractive, nine of 'twelve' braneheS
joined ..in 'the ,large parade;- the
Speeches were' excellent and a .vast'.
i • eriL ince to he. �� •
• •-�.._
fill ressive and •r r H� -_.•
.
and take part in an p E�C
sober service, of •reconse.cr• ation. - ._—
• HO:LYROOD
R,ayira-rd Ackert injured ,
Irz. Shooting 'Accident
Monday being the opening of the
duck shooting season a number of
local ninrrods 'turned out to try their
luck, and Raynard Ackert happen-
ed tb be the unfortunate one. While
hunting around Black Horse Lake,
a g zn, in the • hands of Mr. Dick Mc -
Quillen of Lueknow discharged for
some unknown' reason • within about
six feet of •Raynard's ,foot..Raynard'
had to walk about half -a 'mile to
the car and when the doctor was
called he had to be removed to Kin-
cardine Hospital where: -the big toe '
an the left,,foot had to be amputated
and ;also stitches, in the first toe
We understand she' wall be, confined
to. tl e hosiptal'for sortie time owing'
to the danger.:;.of ,infection. , We •all•
hope for . a -speedy recovery. , .. '
Mr. and Mrs. Howard, Harris' and
Lorraine; Mr.. Earl Harris •spent'
Sunday at Mr.• Fred McLelland's :at
C:hesley . where • they met Mr., and.
r Clarence Fhrrriw formerly ,of
Holyrood,' who. were spending the
week -end' at Chesley. •
IVtr. • and Mrs. Oscar Keiffer, spent
Thursday evening at' Mr. Richard ter. •
Elliott's. - .Mrs.,H. Pettipiece • s holidaying
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. MacDonald & with friends near Ottawa.
family and Mr. James 'Ross • 'spent Mrs. Stewart of Winnipeg wlro
Saturday .at Miss K. Ross', White- has ,been visiting with her sister,
church. ' ' ' Mrs. Wellwood'. left for her home
Miss Doris , - Johnston of Lanes on Monday. -
spent the' week -end with her par-• Mr and Mrs. Clarence Cox re-
ents, Mr. and Mrs.. Mark Johnston, ceived the sad news of the death
of their ' niece, ,Miss Patterson of.
r • o as be, nsick• wit
sleeping sickness, and passed -away
on Monday of this week, "Sympathy
is --extended:- -.
Mrs.. Sam • •Durnin' of Lucknow
Mrs. •Wrrr' Roan at ' Teeswater. ' .spent Sunday . with her sister, Mrs.
Miss P 11rie1.._W atstr ..hasi •tui ned John . Jamieson,_ who 35'' _not' as well
and is staying with her uncle, Mr. as her many 'friends wish to see
Wm. ,Barbour: • her. :
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Cost of aeeomodation hi Sleeping Cars additional.
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Mrs. D. Galles spent 1ast•T,hursclay'
calling on old friends in the vill-:
•age. , > ^ .
Mr- and'•Mrs •,Roy :Paton of. St..
Gem' ea : are ' holidaying - with her•.
mother, Mrs. A. Fox.
Congratulations' to Mr. and Mrs.
Will Henry on the birth. of a ,datigh-
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SECOND CON.
Mr. Alvin Hamilton ' spent•
wed -It -end, •at his home here.'
It , is a long --time since=: sucl}- a -Mrs. James- -McInnis spent a -few
throng gathered inwLucknow• for any days last week with her mother,
purpose, and it redounds' to the .glory
atLt ckrio:w s infant • _orgarsiza1i. 11
that their efforts met with•such sue-
cess in. this respect.'
..England Lands Tennis Balls -
In ' Switzerland • .l •
Tennis balls 'just®,m:ade• in•..Eng-
land.' have been safety •delivered' to
Switzerland fctr ;this year's national •
championships there. How'theygot
through will be a .'secret, -•-until' the
war is .over. ,
- Their makers are actually sending
more • balls, oyerseas than Til peace
time. Sportsmen in ,.no fewer, ,than
51 overseas••territories are getting'
balls -for tennis and- 'squash 'frons
there today; t. and they have pro-
duced an. entirely, new ball.
CHIEF CORONERS .'ABOLISHED
The attorney -general's department
on Saturday announcedlthe abolition
of the office of chief coroner in all
counties and districts in 'Ontario, in-
cluding Bruce and Huron Counties.
fisatisfaction with, the system was
fact chiCfly to' the a ct that chief
coroners undertook most of the work.
and rccctived most of the fees ;t'henr-
selvet.
1, -.01.. ..040 0,
'Believes In Self--P'esetvation'
And.in 'closing our "Note . and
Comp?et" this week, we, would .like•
-to point out to some of -dour friends
that advertising spate is' the 6i11y
c,ominodity .The • Observer, has to gel.
_
l-
_ and no' Matter how• good the 'cause,
we -consider, our selfish --.desire
keep the wolf frtirn the. door;'a bet•
ter one. -Palmerston Observer.
RAPID CITY
Mr. Jim. Carter, wife and sister of.
Desbarats, Algoma visited ' with rel-
atives in and -around Lucknow•-last
week. •
Mr. and Mrs. • Arnold Thomson
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Thomson oh Sunday. Arnold has-,rc
signed his position with the Super -
test Company and isr going to work
in ' Kitchener,
Visitors ,with Mr. W. G. Reed on
Sunday were' . Mr. D. B. Murray.
Ross and Miss Mary Murray df St:
Helens, Mr .and Mrs. Archie Nich-
olson, Donald and Helen..:
Guests of Mr, and Mrs. P. T. Car-
ter on Sunday were Mi. and Mrs.
B. Greer,. Mr .and firs. .Geo. Mc-
Knight and four, children of Gow-
anstown and .Mr. Walter Mason of
Westfield,
Harold `Doc', Stewart df Tracadie,
N. B. arrived home Tuesday night
on a few days leave. He, with Mrs.
Stewart, went to Hamilton . Satur-
day to visit with his mother, Mrs.
D. Stewart. '
While Dick McQuillin , and • Ray-
nard Ackert were out shooting ducks
on :Monday Raynard had the miss
fortune to have one of his toes shot,
Relieving 'At Liicknow .
Mrs. Violet Remus, who has been,
assisting 'at. the''local post• office for
the -past two month, left Tuesday
evening for Lucknow, where 'she
will have -charge of 'the post office
While the, • postmiaster • is on; two
moipths' 'l'eav,c of absence. -.Walker-
ton Serald-Times. •
Mr. 'and Mrs. Lorne • Wilson of
Dundas ' spent Sunday with friends .
ori the Second.
• Mrs. W. T.' l ,ouiston -,,returned
home Saturday after spending -a few
weeks with friends at Dundas, also
attending "the] wedding of her niece. , •
Miss. Dorothy M.. McKinnon.
Master Allen McTavish. is in Lon-
' don Hospital suffering from paral-
ysis from which 'he . is improving.
We hope for • a speddy recovery:
._ 44%,..�:A,..LC.,�:.Hamili is, .a't.:....th?„�,..
Ur: -
home .of Mrs. 'Jas McTavish.
Mr. Wilmer Hamilton spent. a few
l'--day-eat-his home "here assisting -An-
d rew' to' repair his shed.
A .number of folks . attended. the. ...
very large sale of ' 1Vtrs. Ben Dan--.
.nelly last Tuesday.
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IN THE EL•EVEN'MONTHS' opea••
ation of Sky. Harbor elementary, fly- .
big "training school 25,00.0 miles fly •
ing hours have been put on the 'rec-
ords without the sem lance •of a maj-
or accident. Fourteen, young iiech-
anics of the, DeHaviland - Airplane
Corporations' are in Goderich. They
are' busy' installing heaters in train•-
ing:bom•bers in preparation for win-
ter flying. .
THE PICTURE -
GALLERY -
WHO: IS HE?
Last Week's picture kvas that. of
JOCK ADAMS
a familiar "character" of the stage
coach era^in iiucknow, and of whom
have zforr to
tell in a
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fw
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• off. lately” issue.
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AGRICULTURE MARCHES
LTH OUR••ARMED FORC£
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' 13ebind the lines where men and women are. ricking •life to defend • home ,
and country, men and *omen are roiling to supply the materials of.war-
shipfi,,planes, ,tanks,. guns. These manufacturers—management and work-
ers alike—are thus fighting shoulder to shoulder with,our armed forces.
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But what about the farmers? They are doing a work of . equal impor–
tance. They too are marching to battle, by toiling early and..late to Per-
suade naturea'to increase the 'food supply on which the issues of rhe fight
so. greatly depend. The 'farmer' marches side, by side 'with the. soldier and .,
his armourer.
Farmers who are, doing their bit to help ,Canada's all-out war, effort may
find it necessary to borrow money at the' Bank. You should riot hesitate
to discuss your requirements with our nearest branch 'manager. ,Your
businesk will he regarded as strictly confidential.
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BANK OF MONTREAL
•"'p. BANK WHERE SMALL ACCOUNTS ARE WELCOME"
Modern, Experienced Banking Service the Outcome of 124•Years' Successfil Operation
Lucknow Branch: V. N. 'PREST, Manager
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