The Lucknow Sentinel, 1939-05-25, Page 5!1
THURSDAY, MAY 25TH, 193_.9.
Lyceum Theatre.
W l NC1-i.AM
Show starts at 8 :p.m. except,
Saturday. --Saturday night
-two shows at 7.45 and 9.45 p.m.
MATINEE Saturday . 2.30 p.m,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
May - - 25 26 27'
WI.LLIAM BOYD
GEORGE HA'YES
MEXICO
0D� E A
Hopalong ` Cassidy rides again
•and thistime in Mexico to'
`,avenge the. -death of. a friend.
Also "MARCH' OF TIME
"SPORT SUBJECT"
- "NEWS" '
Monday, Tuesday, 'Wednesday
May 29-'30- 31.
biREDI>tiE 'BARTHOLQMEW
JUDY GARLAND
--L-*, in
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"Listen Darting
Freddie and: Judy 'as a pair of
seriously. • minded; . adolescent,
romantics, attempt to ruin .the
marriage :of . Mary Astor.
Also. "Crime Does Not., :Pay"
"Popeye•Cartoon"
• "Newsreel , Camerman"
MATINEE. Saturday 2.30: p.m.•
mhsslon u"' 0e
Children -10c
DONNYBROOK
'Phe Dorm brook W.M. S. met on',
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. J. C: Robinson. Mrs. Robinson,
led; the meeting. Mrs. Jefferson read
the Scripture lesson. Mrs. Cunning-,
ham took the chapter in the Study
Book, Mrs. R. Chamney gave a report
of the W. M. S. Presbyterial .meet-
ing which was held at Wingham.:Mrs.
H lliard Jefferson contributed a solo
Which was much enjoyed:: The'.meet-
ing closed with the singing of hi
• Save The King" and prayer by the.
president,. Mrs. Bert Taylor, .A bale.
of quiltsand clothing was packed.
The ' Women's.. Institute 'Will, meet
at thehome of Mrs. Everett Finnigan.
en. Wednesday June • 14th. Note 'the
change. :in date The report of the.
District Annual ,:.will be given. r Boll
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e ' scheme
firs ' tt de c
call. :. Whera� yI ,., .. t .�: a d� ,.
and the name of !my first school
teacher." Current : events -Mrs. Craig.
Music-Mi'ss Redmond, .Hostesses*
Mrs, lingh King, . Mrs. H. •Andrews;
Mrs.' Jelin •Thompsen,,_:and Bernie
Boyle. ,
Miss Marjorie Campbell has 're-
turned to her : duties : in a Toronto
Hospital after a weeks vacation. with
her. parents, Mr. • and Mrs..' W. ,A.
Campbell. ^
Miss Gindys • Jefferson, R,N'., •'of
Woodstock .spent last week -end at
her home :here,
Mr. and. Mrs. Lloyd Hinton and son,
Rae of Toronto were recent week -end
visitors with her mother,, Mrs. Cun-
nig'ham • and her uncle, Mr. "George
Wallace.. .
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Mr. . and Mrs. R. Chamney and son
Gordon . visited on Saturday with Mr
and Mrs. Ernie 'Doerr, Hensall.
Master Norman McClinchey spent
•last week 'with lits -aunt, Mrs.• . J. C.
Robinson.
,Vlr, And Mrs. W:• J. Craig and sons
Billie and Allan were .Sunday vetitors.
with Mr, and. Mrs. R. Chamney.
DIED
THOMPSOON-+Iii: East Wiewanosh'
:on Saturday May 20th, Ellen Cham-
hey, widow of the late Samuel Themp-
son,., in her 79th year. • .
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They're caging :RIB -ROLL Roofing
and right over the old shingles, tool
With Preston "Rib -Roll," and . "Tite-Lapp"
metal roofteg .there is •no moss of old
shingles; lying . around and no danger of
ex using your building while re -roofing.
°s "rite -Lap„ an . "Rib ' o, ma, a a.
famous Council • Standard quality, are
guaranteed for 25, years: Sure protection
against fire and weather for the best part
of a lifetime,.
Prices' are lower than at this time last year.
because there is no sales tax. Write today
for free estimate. Address Dept. 906.
f-a'e Factories also at
Montreal and Toronto
PERSONAL LOANS at the knees, .
rates...s365 per S1b0ok-Repayab'lo
in 12 Monthly Instalments :: c o
For any • reasonable need ernergeecy or opportunity -- we
areglad to advance money to people with -aa assured
income' . Consult the manager of our nearest branch. •
You • will appreciate his • helpful attitude toyortir problems.
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'THE :LUCKNOW SENTINEL
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DUNANNON
Visitors with Mies Betty ,Elliott on
15.Uu*day sere lMr.- and Mrs. Wes.
McLean, Goderich 'and Mins,. N. F.
Whrvard,, Seaforth. •
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pentland, Lon-
don -visited Mrs B. J. Crawford,
Monday.
To.Mr. and Mrs. Benson Park:
Dear. Friends.
A number of; your friends- have aS-
senibled this evening : to extend con-'
gratulation: to you upon your •reeent
marriage. We weleonlile
Park to your new home in Dungan-"
non -.from. a.. neigbbotlrinng; community',
while You.; tertaell, 'need no introdeee
tion .
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- to a Dungannon'"audiesice,• a..
h . -ag
Hired always in, .this district.
the '• .loecasion : to -aright' retells a
form' r 'time.. some years ; •• ago. when,
le
tforin
yet were eTalled"tp this carne. p ., ,,
for .a.. different sort of .presentation,
when you were honoured by the IU -
mane '"Society Which presented. you
With: ' a framed parchment in rec-
ognitioiit of your ,bravery in risking
your life by 'dieing into the mill -race'
fully clothed to save the life og. a boy.
'Who would doubtless have been
drowned.
To -night, we ask you, to accept
g , Y P
these gifts from your friends assem-
bled here who wish youhealth, hap -I
pints; long life, and prosperity. -
Signed on behalf of.the .gathering,:
. Bill Wiggins, Allan . `seed, Harold
Blake, Wilbur. Johnston, Chas.
ett, Mel Stewart, 'Mel Dickson,' Jim
Reed, Ron Pentland,, Alvin Sherwood,
Raymond' Brown,' Cecil, Blake,; Arthur
Brown,'.Jack• Curran, Ken Hedges,
Bob Stethers,,'.Thomas' Rivett, Lorne
%MeKenziea .amps Davdso ; -T
The above is °. the address • read by
Arthur Brown to Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
son Park, and presentations shade •by
Wilbur 'Johnston which included- a lot
of lovely •bedding • and.' `pyrex Oven-
ware. The. reception was held in the
Parish .Hall ,with a large crowd at-
tending. Dancing was enjoyed till
the "wee surae hours":
Mrs. David . Errington on the'4th
_concession - of, '�West--Wawanosh- re-
ceived word that lies .eldest• brother
Igs; >lelr had` •died. lie a re`sided� m,;
Dufton, . England and has not been
well for over a year.
Mvs. ,.Reuben BreVver, Goderich; ' is
spending• a fee, days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Burton ' Roach. •
Mr. and Mrs. Thea. Sandy, God-
erich • visited Mr. and .Mrs: Robert'
Moore, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McNab visited
Mrs.' Crawford on :Sunday. ,
No doubt 'everyone With, a •. radio
'are enjoying the broadcasts'; of Their,
-Majesties' visit to each place..Many
will .'strive to see them at some
point 'they. visit Probably the most
dista4 of ;these 'is Winnipeg, -which
place Mrs. Win-. Sproule left- Monday.
reere ing a�xaiirLtoyisit,he siste •
looking forward to seeing the Royalty
on Wednesday as her sister had made
reservations for good place for eb-
nervation.., ,We Wish her . an enjoyable
trip and visit. • .
Mrs • David • Errington .returned
Monday . after visiting .a .week svitiL-
her ed'usin Mr•. • Alf. Errington, Car-
low. •
THE..
LUCKNOW, SENTINEL
Published every . Thursday mortising
at I,ucknQw, Ontario„
Mrs. A,. D. MdoKenzie-Proprietor,
Campbell Thotpson-Fublisher
THURSDAY, MAY 25TH, 1939..
(Continued from. Page One)
of . the Lucknow • 'Woollen Mills and
her children and: grandchildren have
inherited her talent 'lot music.
After the year ,1860 thev.tflux into
*Vest W w anosll beeame greater: ,
T hl!e .• Hotel ate Belfast: became a„
very busy place.: and settlers 'bound
ter.' Huron and Itiniess• .found there,
a resting st' lace`
.e P
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.ecu i the
hildren o d
Woinen`'and c „ 1?
beds: 'Men • lay on the floor:' side by
side, so that_ the p eoprietor had to
step • .carefully., over;them • in order
•to' replenish .the" fire in the stove:
McCrostie's Tavern at Belfast 'We;
the'last-inn until' the travellers arriv-
ed at their destinations,. But pion-
eers were kind-hearted and 'hospit-
able
hospit-able. and no .one 4as turned away
at night and shared whatever acorn
odation there` was. • . •
:: Speaking of hospitality brings to.;
my mind a story: told , of a Mrs. Mc-
Donald. She . and her. husband . liv:ed,
do the; faro •now gowned by Wallace
Miller. She was kitrd:hearted and not
finicky about small matters. The log
house was near- the road and travel.:
lers wereinvited. in to have a 'cup of.
tea: On • one occasion she invited the
minietor 'in as ' he was passing. She
had just finished -a cup of :tea her -
Self so after throwing the leaves out
of her -cup, prpceeded to' fill . it • for
the minister: liar hands,. were- not
too clean;..'it is said,Tann., tate alnrxrry
seer in order .to avoid drinking from,
'what he thouglit mai the Janne side
of the eup took the cup . in his left
hand, . Mrs. McDonald, noticing that
remarked, • "Its strange' minister
that we're :both lefthanded.",
St,,'Heiens..
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Visitors with Mrs: Chas. Elliott at.
the end ofthe:: vtieek were Mr. and
Mrs. • Ira Diebbs, Callander; Henry
Ratz, Golden' Valley,'. his brother, 'Mr.
Clarence Rats ' and wife, who were
married last Friday, also were there.
The latter 'couple are soon leaving to
make their home in Nova Scotia. On I d
the • return of the northern visitors,'
Miss Mabel Sniith, Goderich, return-
ed with them to • work at Callander
this. summer.
• The Women's Association' met Fri-
day at the home .of 'Mrs. Arthur
Roach, with We -C. Alton .presiding:•
After a hymn was sung, •the' Lord's
prayer was repeatedil`i• unison.' Mre.
Arthur 'Elliott read the Scripture les=
son and prayer. by Mrs. B. Roach. It;
was decided to have the .next meet-
ing' a picnic on the lawn of Mrs. G.
'Harris'. •The date of the, Garden Par-
ty was set for June 21st and a cone.
mittee was appointed to secure "tale
ent. A ' duet was rendered , by Mrs.
Gill and Miss Fern Alton Laos. J.
Finnig n' nand Miers .Brydges gave
readings . on the topic -"Good Books
AS Life Companions." Mrs. Elliott
gave a 'Mein. After a hymn,. the .Mir-
pah benedictions was repeated' and
a ten -cent tea was served 'vtilth twen-
ty-eight being present:
A close call to Mitring damage done
to Mr. and Mrs Jolla McWhinney'S
house was' on Tuesday:merging when
during an: electrical atom about 5.30'
a.m. a large pine tree, twenty feet
away was Struck and likely is 'de-
.elothee line had joined from the 'tree
to the housek but -hot long ago was
disconnected from' the house, which
they account tor, •'tlleir. safety..
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stafford and
daughter•, Dawn and -Miss Genevieve
Hamilton of Toronto, spent the week-
end: with : Mr. 'and ' Mrs Jas: HPmilten.
A. pleasant daywas spent, on Vic-
toria day at the home of Mr. Thos.
Wiggins, the peen -Ann` '-of his . 79th:
birthday. Those. p"resent. were Mr. and
Mts. 'Thos.• Wiggins, Mr. and, • Mrs.,
Jack 'Serimegeor, Goderich, Mr. and
Mrs: Richard Park, Mrs W. R.' An-'
drew' and ,Mrs. R. Caldwell Friends.
andcitizens wish•. 'him .many more
happy occasions'as'.this.
. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. ; Iteid • of. Pert
Elgin were present Tuesday evening
of last week for theil' nephew, Ben, 1
Park's reception.. While here they vis-
f
'a•
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FOURTH CONCESS1QN.
The Kairshea, c..b.ib. 'meeting fob'
May was herd in the sixth school'
li'Ixis. McKinnon presided and • -the
merging opened with -singing . the
opening song. Mrs.- Hughes ;:was; at
the piano. 4Phe Lord's ' prayr' was
repeated in unison. Mrs. 11aelntyre
read the minutes of the last .meeting.
After ;singing "0Canada" the roll
'call was responded to by 'A ,name
of , a„ s'nember of the. Royal •Fa •roily."
Dr. •ohnston was the guest speaker
His talk was very interesting. and
beneficial. Mrs. Sutherland read the
currentevents:- Billie McKinnon -fav-
ored ')the .meeting by. ''Singing two:
solos,which-Was much appreciated.
' bee
Dean cLeod, took up tiles serial
,story "'The' Flame of Freedom"." A
contest brought the program to a:
conclusion, Mrs: Rn,1pb ;winning. A vote•,
of t auks . was given to ,the- ones • tali-
re'in the 'program, The June
g is to be held at the home
of 4 -iss Dean McLeod. After singing'
God Save The •King bench was served
and a pleasant time enjoyed.
Miss Hannah McDonald is spend-
ing a few days in Toronto, •
Dr. C. McMillan of Toronto; spent
the weektend with Mr. and Mrs..
R. Mci1!fillan.
Mrs, P. Robertson;. Mrs. R. Rob
ertson, Christena and. Mary of Ripley
and Mr. Wm. Robertson of Toronto:,
visited Sunday. at' R. Middleton's
Mips: D. Graham and granddaugh-
ter Miss Margaret McDonald were
in Toronto. on Monday.. to :attend .. the.
visit of 'Their, Majesties.
Mies Leona Whits of .Belgrave is
visiting with her 'grandparents,. Mr.'
and Mrs. Thomas' White , •.
We are- sour• Y .:tor. report tile. death -
po
of
'.Mrs. Margaret McGillivray who. •
'died en Sunday at het :home on the
sixth concession . of Kinloss after a
few week's illness. - The funeral' is
being', held oh Thursday to Kinloss
Cemetery. .
ing
meet;
ited among other. friends.•
p:URPLE'', GROVE
:Mrs, Sam Emmerson is ••this week
visiting her brother, Mr- Robert Hun-
ter..
Miss, l;rzzieWall- pis• not as well as
her • •many ' f'rien'ds, 'would like to see
tier. a
.Mr..and Mrs. Will ' Walsh visited
with Kinloss friends' on -Sunday • •
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hackett and
Jimmie 'suent Sunday: at Mr. Dan
McDonald's. •
Miss •'Emma TliompsoW.•visited° ie-
cently at Miss Sadie 'Pollock.
Mr, and Mrs. Donald McCosh spent
Tib sday with' the latter's parents.
l
r. and Mrs.. Isaac Nixon and fain-
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Plana Supper fcr Rcy&sty
Firtt Prize $2,00.0.0 'and a.
n Silver Cu �!-
Sterling p
S
What kind of supper weak!: you - 2. Sendin as many entries as you•wisb.
, Each menu entered must be vyritcen qn
serve the;. King and Queen? - a isingie sheet of: paper. with your tame
anti post oce:address written clearly at. .
By Evangeline . .the OD of•the page.. . .
their 1VIa'esties whose $' Each Menu shall have three courtier: ,
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• „Supposing e, 1 a Rsoup., •mate' course pppnd dessert. :Cede.:
ach
preference for simple meals,:is. cpursemaya"c"newliateveidupesyon
' w to a at h well. ted .
o a e
to•dr• 'i' fo
uld ecv D,
,well lEhown; were oP. n. ; eal•.inat' i '°Ca dian home where
m P er Pa.
supper at. your, home: What the homemaker prepares the food for °
would .ouserve them? Draw'. upthe family. (A sample menu is given on
e . ales page for a tuide )
aeitn•'rite,,typicallyGatiadian,r>}enu,,
and send, it, to me. Robin Hood. ,t-,Writeon.theback.ofyoitreott9 paper',,
Flour Mils are offering •1,87 cash •b er'inlyoue hem sh you.,Cotisiderethe:'..
prizes totalling $1.,000:00 , £or :;5. Each entry ,will be judged on its ,
the best' menus.. ., , merits as representing a simple, well;
balanced, •typically Canadian meal.. 'la '.
A GRAND LIST OF PRIZES .: e menu withihe prize given to
' 6. To each menu entered,; pin the guar -
1st Prize $200.00' .antee certificate from your bag of Robin
and a Steri Ina,. Silver Cup. . Hood Flour. No entry can be considered '
nnieesa.accompanieair
by the kuaranree.
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2nd Prize - r - : 15100,0; certifiicate. • gg
3rd Prize = - - - • A(1 enuiios must bye rete vend by m,idtught
' pf that date.' Melt .'-your entrpes.to • Evan- .
9 P R O V I N G. I A L PRIZES :cline"Dept: O', Home Bala'ng Service,
font to be awarded to the best entry in Robin Hood Flour Mills •Ltd. Toronto,
each province after the winners of rst. • 'Oat. No • employee of Robin .:Hood
2rid rand 3rd '.prizes have, been selected),, Flour. Mills Limited or .any member ,.
$25:00 each of theit,fatnilies maxenter the contest
8. I have appointed:che foltowiag well-
25' Prizes, each - - •-'$5.00' known'dientiansastudges:-Miss Jessie,
150 Prizes, sac - -•,$2.00•Read of'the Toronto "Evening Tett:
- gram•':. Mrs. Madeline Day; Chief Lec
curer of the "School' of Canadian. Cook -
If y'ou don't V. 'l St, 2nd 'or 3rd ', cry' ,' and. Miss .Marie Holmes .of .the
Priz"e, you,h'ave 'a'.chance for the Toronto "Daily Star'.
• $25.00 Provincial Prize which ' 9. If for, any reason, the Royal visit
will, be -awarded •for competition sh °uld• be postponed, this contest will
only in your province. And if you • • be held rwt the same. '
don't:win .one .of tiieteou ea,,10. All menus and recipes become the
win one•of the 2 5 prizes of $'.00..'
.00. L'•v . impr�operty of Robin Hood Flout 'Mills
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each 4r one of the .150 prizes of ited."Sam,ple -Type of '',Men u
$2.00 each., No contes'E.ant can i�ve on'some idea how,io'go,
Now, tog Yon
win More than One prize' so that about,making your menu,', I have batt to•:
18 7, Canadian women will share : gents a:menu.as a guide to hely ypu. Of
-,,. ,course, I': haven't mentioned any actual.
Just Pilan a Simple, aruieiy free:SOUP
Home.Like. Meal .SALAD
Think of a meal which, in your opinion, MAIN COURSE
would give our King and Queen a got -'WITH TWO VEGETABLES ',•
sect and favorable impression of Cana- DESSERT
dian foods. Choose what you like. but be BEVERAGES
sure•to.have at least three items in each ` •1iallAleS' OR ROLLS. OR OTHER
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menu which contain'Robin Hood Floor... • • • B� .GOODS •
Follow These Simple Rules "In the above wenn I consider my best •
Which put Everything in cape f to be cite, ' The re- .•
° � ripe; for it 'lathe method of mtikittg it '
t ' a Nu shell - is each: ed: ; (Name and Address of
Stader.)
1. i87 cashprize' nda handsome Stere A Final and Important Word '
ling Silver 'Cup, suitably engraved with •' . ,
• your name, Wilt be awarded for the best • Mail Your entries now: The dosing date'"
supper •menus to serve the King and • . for entries is June 30th.'Sendin as mass.
•Quee6•-during Mayor-June,using-G-ana.—menus aayou-please=butpin-a•guarantee_
dian ingredients only (spices excepted.) 'slip to each rnonu. Prize winners will bs
and with Robin ;Hood 'Flour used in ° . announced in this paper as soon uw
p-
.. • Three or<-more-items-oci-each-inen :sibie:afteriudging has -Ogen completed..
Robin Hod }Flour
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•ily and Misses Harriet and .Elia Whit-
ley. visited at 'Mr: Jack Emmerson'~;
recently:
•ti Mr. and ,Mrs. Donald , McFarlane
and Winnifred spent •Sunday with the.
latter's ,pare\nts at Donnybrook.
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