The Lucknow Sentinel, 1940-02-22, Page 4iiiiiiararenn$ People's Meet-
' 'vat
eet-.i'vat Sunday School was held
ifnh en Wednesday evening
�"�°rsinium14th .with a good attendance
two. lIt being llliashie-
: fit, the -convener Beth .Mc-
T'aviilh' was in.charge with Norval
:Steway't" °assistant. Our meeting open-
ed with .a hymn after which all re -
:rated ;,in unison the Lord's Prayer.
The ;president John . McCharles pre-
sided- Oar Scripture reading, Psalm
Was taken by. Mary Steele. •
"nae Steele gave, -rte `a very:'in�g
Valentine :story. -lir 2Missionnarytopic
Chuireli ;the • National Life
.,�
4%a!a3 •very . eapably , t 1 en hY `'( �t &don
McGuire. Atter 'the:bushiees. '.Period
the"..meeiing was' -brought to a close
With a hymn; ; then. Bit. repeatedin
unison the .Young People's Benedii-
.; tion, As it was 'Valentine night, .e`ve-rY •
BELFAST CENTRE .K1NL.OL . GH
le
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2211d, 190
A very large pier ,.attended the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Needham .of
funeral .of the late Mite Violet brain Kingarf visited during the week +with"
ley on Thursday afternoon held m
I ackett's chi .h. $he will be sadly
missed both in the,chureh and in -the.
community' ai?here she liras a faithful
worker and had given ,liberally of her
musical talent- • •
Miss Rebe► cion of Toronto
has returned home :after .spending
the art -week with blr, and Mrs.
illiam Twamley,
Mas$`9ikeliel Gibbs - ofW'iiiteehurch.
is asgystmg Mrs,' Archie Nicholson
for a few ; weeks,.' ..
Miss Edna, Lawson :mss' returned: to'
one enjoyed tine . Valentine Social at
the close' of the meeting.
Sympathy . of his community is
'extended to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Me -
'Charles end family in, the death of
Mrs. Mef'.harle's sister-in-law which
occurred • at . Toronto last week.
ii We are glad that Harvey Brooks is
• ithle. to be'up and abort the' house
after being :confined to::his .bed :for
:the hast `three weeks,: although he. is
not :able to be .as .yet ' at _work, bat
hope. rte, twill have ° a speedy recovery.
W. M, >B., -Meeting
The February W. M. S. `meeting
was held last Wednesday in the
`Church with nineteen members Pres-
ent: The meeting opened with a hymn
• after which all repeated the :4 ord's
payer yin union. The roll was called
cad the January ' minutes ,read . by
the .secretary, Jean M,eGuire. ,'•The
btttsiness'period was conducted by our.
Stratford Normal School after ..Spend-
ing the past iWeek mat 'her home here.
Mr. and Mrs: ;Barry $iickett anti
son Alvin spent Monday with Mr', and
Mrs. Herb. Stother's of Dungannon.
• Mr.: and ' Mrs;';Glenwood Cameron•
and family spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Campbell of Fordyce...
Mrs_ Willtarm:''lwamley 'wird son
Toni Twannley. spent one day. renently
with friends in .Wingham.
Mr.' and •Mrs. Jacob Bunter and
family of Zion:.called on Mr. and M'rs.:
John Canipbell one day recently.
her aunt Mrs. Kirke and ' Mr. and:
Mrs- Hngi► Lane.
Mrs, Hedley is v g with rel
:dives- here.;
Mr. Joe' Clifton or St. Thomas:
North Dakota -is visiting at the home
of Mr. and •Mrs. Wes Guest and Mr.
and Mrs. 'Noble .Guest• .during' the
Friends from here attended the fun-
eral of the late 'Mrs. E. Ackert' on
Thursday last. :Syn. -mat -by is exten
ded .to _the : bereaved cites.
Mrs. 'MacLane: s ant; the week=end
civil}
with 'Miss'M a Sedtt. ` •
president, :Mrs'. W. d Roulston who.
alai) • took :.charge :of our first part of.
the meeting. Mrs. Mac McGuire was
convener foi this month and she took
Charge .of ,the .remainder of the meet-
ing. lira G. Barkwell ::chase
al her portion of +Scripture reading
Luke 11x1-10. Mrs- J.. Gelling took
charge of our stemperance talk -,giving
us .a radio. talk and 'a reading+p'What
is your $eappnat ility." Mr's.. Coiling
Aire mead a .few tines of poetry sent
from Mrs.. Joseph . Colling who is
spending the. winter down south.. Our
Study Book was Ewell 'taken by Mrs.
M. Vogan on "EstablishiingFriend-
Ship Centres"' ':and "International
Paths" --showing that people could
live bagpiily together. We were 'fav-
ored with a -reading "Trip Lightly"
by • Mrs. , T. Hamilton. Our .meeting
was brought to a • close by Airs: W.
3. ' Railton 'leading ''in prayer.. Mrs.
G • Brooks is convener for our March his illness and hope he .may aeon he
ranting, and her helper: i rs.
0.'
veep• again..
Finlayson, 'Jean \ McGuire, rs. ,c, The rink drew ` good crowd of
Hamilton, Beta Wa
alden. Mrs: Mac
McGuire was convener for 'February slaters on Saturday night.
and her helpers—Mrs. H. Vogan, Mrs. Mr. .-and . `Mrs. Stuart Collyer vis -
L. Osborne, :Mrs. G. Barkwell, 'Mrs. ited Mr. and Mrs.P. A. Hodgins on
E. Hamilton. Sunday
°a•BERVIE
Miss Beeth :Arnett shad friend from
Loride.bloro were recent caller's at
eLer
t
Mrs. :M: D. McLeod of Ripley and
Mrs. 'Taylor also; of Ripley were -nurs-
ing the former's. brother Mr: .E..
Lindsay last week. The latter is still
in a very, weakened condition.
The Junior Farmers ' 'had. a .social
evening in the Hall last Tuesday.
Mr. 'Robert- Vance a of , Bruce has,
been engaged to operate the farm of
Mr. M. Alexander and . with his ' wife'•
and • small son will shortly prove to
take up their residence herr:
Mr. MacDougall. of . Kincardine anti
Mr. J. C. '''MaeIntyse of Edmonton,
Alta., (formerly of Glamis) were' vis-
itors on Thursday at the .home of ' Mr.
and ; Mrs. Gordon' .Alexander.'
On 'Friday evening -the Young Peo-
ple\ had a very enjoyable ' Valentine
Social in the basement of the United
church. The early part of the mien -
:lug was spent in skating to : radio
•music,. t;t the rink; while those who
did not ,care to skate, played' games.
Afterwards a . pnograa was 'listened'
to with Miss Jean Moore in the chair.
The evening. .was concluded with 're -
Miss Helen' Thompson is 'employed
at the Clifton, 'tome, Z,uelmow..
Mr: George Haldenhy and Ethel:
also Miss Dorothy 'P.innell spent the
week -end in Toronto. .
Little 'Mildred Pinnell visited over
the week -end. with Mr- and Mrs. Jack
Bradley, Kingarf•
Friends here were sorry to learn
the illness of Kenneth Haldenby, .eld -
est:son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur . iial-
denby, Toronto. 'Kenneth has been
confined -to . his. bed :' for some time
with rheumatic lever.
Mrs. J. B. Hodgkinson. visited :Fri-
day with her daughter Mrs." Gerald
McIver, north of Kincardine.
Bert • McLean and Balfour also
ga��p)�Eyr n
.pE� 7P .f sRLY '
OUST KINCARDINE
•e
Lueknow Sepoys xperienced little
difficulty in ,ousting the Kincardine
sextette from -Group 12 Intermediate
playoffs last. •;week. . With goals tr•,
count on <the.rround, Lueknow took a•
6 to 1 lead islr£,eardine,last Tues-
day and':ion 7Lhttsday night on hour•:
ice, handed the'2visitors an 8 to
drubbing, o capture the round .14 t,
c • ens - ter spen t; e ee
endwith relatives in Clifford.
Mr. and alis. W. Bushelland /talo-
n* also Mr. and . Mrs. W. 'White
London were guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Hodgkinson.
Misses Frances and Jean Elliott
and friends of London were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs: ;Karl Boyle.
Mr. and : Mrs. Donald McFarlan
and childrerr visited Saturday with
Mr. and 'Mrs. Clark Needham, 10th
Con., Huron.
-Mr. Ben . Logan of . Ripley called
on friends here Monday.
'Mies .Helen Malcolm of 'Toronto
is a guest at the Malcolm home here.
Service was held last "Sunday in
Knox church here.
,A .number' from here went to Kin-.
cardixne Friday evening to attend the
hockey match.
Friends of Mr..Jack Bradley•regreit.
F
ell, Henry, I did a good piece of
business at the Bank of hiontresd .: .
"Remember' I told yen last fall I had
a Int elf: coarse grains and didn't want
to sell because.prices were so low?
Well, sir,. I went to the Bank of
Montreal' and got a loan for *36,
bought nine young }figs, fed them
.ihe coarse grains, anti this spring sold
diem at a nice profit. Yes, and the
Bank's paid back. Andthe interest
cost me just •84 cents."
,dui for our booklet, "THE FAamint AND His Suri."
1 OF $01•TEAL
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d a Q i�IZld �l0 I.•n� ry a
Lucknow Branch: V. N. PREST, Manager
4.' Thissemi-final round fell far shot- l •to !*:crease their lend.
-$1PLSY iNIORS'LOBE
Triplet Juniors were •eliminated on
ridgy ,night, when trdine ran -
•the count up to 5 •to 1. These two
rivals had previously' pli$►ed to a
dead -lock in .the first ;game of the
playoffs. Trailing .2 to 1 going ufto
the third Period on • Friday,' the Red -
men were tweed to .open rip' 'in an
attcpt to get .,goals, but which prov-;
ea their downfall as the Kincardine
lads tank advantage of the openings
of producing. -the keen -conte 'ex-
Bytheir victory •Luck now ie
alnai�.
to meet.. Paisley ,for: group 'honors
Paisley . has, just emerged' . from "a
tough. •3 -game 'series with Port. El
Kion, iii .which the Lakesiders all but.
qualified : as group finalists.. The,
Paisley-Lncknoiw ,'Series opened ' in
Paisley Islet night with the second
game here on Friday.' In event of a.
third game the place and date haionot.
yet been arsaaged,.-
In Thursday's 'game. the Sepoys
started the .scoring at the
si ra minute'
mark,, and added '.anotherbefore the
period. ended, ty ;that , ended an ' hopes
Kincardine bad` <••of -overcomingthe
'On. Monday evening the '. regular
meeting of the Church Society was
held in the' Presbyterian Church. Misr
May Boyle presided: The meeting op-
ened with ` hymn 483 and prayer by
Rev: F. C:• McRitchie. Scripture read':
ing .from ' Acts " was taken' by Mrs.
Milton Walsh. Hymn 495 closed the
devotional part. Miss Anderson .read
the minutes of the last meeting and
called the roll.. Mr..Eerl Percy gave
the•current events and Mr. Isaac Pin-
nell led. the discussion—"Shaul
have` a distinctiYe flag in Canada in
preference to the Union Jack". He
also read two poems about our flag.
The main feature of the program way
a debate—"Resolved . that men rather
than women have done more for the
welfare of the human race." Affirm-
ative, Messrs. Harold . Haldenby and
Wray Pinnell; negative Misses Marion
Walsh and Jean Thompson. Judges—
Mr, John Emmerson; Misses Ellen
McBride and Isabel• McKay who gave
their '.decision 'in favour of the neg-
ative side: Mr.. Toni Brown favoured
with several mouth organ 'selection's
Hymn 606 and '•prayer. brought the
eating rto a close. •
.Trailing hopelessly the visitors
roughed it up in the second period
with Greer suffering. an eye injury'?
and Babe Book getting slashed across
the face. At the atone time the-Sepoys.
were outscoringthe visitors in, thin
frame5to1:
Play tamed down and at times be-
came , quite listless in the final per-
iod, with each team getting a goal.
Lucknew Goal, Ritchie;. Defense,
G. Book, ,McCormick; centre, B. Book:
wings, Fisher and Greer; Alt., Harris
Webster, Solomon,McKenzie.
Kincardine -,tial, Riggin; Defense.
McNair, Pickard; centre, Savage:
wings, Sutherland, J. Graham; Alt.
R. Thompson, Schilroth, Mahood, Pol-
lard, M. Graham.
- Referee -Honey Kuntz, Kitchener.
-First. Period
1-Liicknoar, Fisher, (B. Book) 6:20
2—Luck-now, . B! Book, (Mc-
Cormick). ... •.. • 14:0.7Seeond .Period :
3--Lucknow; Fisher .. •4 :25
4--Lucknow, Greer, (B. Book,
Fisher) 1.;3'
5 --Kincardine, Schilroth, (Pick-
ard„Thornpson) ..
6,-Lucknow, Fisher, (B. Book 5:
7 --Kincardine, Schilroth,
• Thompson) •• . 6:n•
8--Lucknow, B. Book, (Fisher,
• Kincardine continued their victory.
march ;ori ;Monday when• they took .the
first :gamehof the,.•fiitais from' Hca-
;over' 5. to- .8.
The' Britiuhasan oil Comp-
any, in 'co-operation with Port Elgin
dealers; provided' the Port Elgin Lake -
sides with .new brightt green, hockey
sweaters, and in their first appear-
ante in them, so ..dazzled the Chesley
Colts that the Lakesiders won a Pmt-
off birth, by the scare of 10 to. 3:
•s s s• se
That F, W. 'Fish" Kemp is not
popular as a referee in this neck -of -
the -woods,' was 'mer Proven last
week upon' his appointment by W. A.
Hewitt; to handle the Kincardine=
Lucknow game. Both. 'clubs objected
to -Kemp and, "Honey" Kuntz of Klt-
chener got the . assignment.
ZION.
Miss Elle Hunter, who has been a
frequent visitor in the community
of recent months left oh a six weeks'.
vacation on Monday, en route to Man-
itoba„ where she will visit her father,
Mr. Jack Hunter of Deleware (a Zion
old boy). and renew acquaintances
in her old 'home neigliborhood.
Mr. Fred Ritchie of Olivet neigh-
borhood visited Zion friends on Sun-
day.
Mr. Robert Andrew .who has been
experienced.. a very distressijtg state
of :health of late owing to frequent
spasms of asthma is some what im-
proved this week.
Mn.Mand Mrs. Will Gardner and
Harold attended , a .family gathering
at the 'home of : Mr. and Mrs; David
Alton • on Monday evening, honouring
Mrs. Alton on her birthday anniver-
sary.
bliss Marian ,Gardner' who, has been
a abut -in for the pasttwo month
resumed school attendance this week.
Mrs, George Hunter spent Monday With Port.
afternoon with 'her sister Mrs. Ewart week -end games1}
Taylor. CLOVES' VALLEY AND
Miss Ella Whitley mho .has beerDIJICLO,,VER AN WON
assisting Mrs. • Fred Anderson of late,
spent the week -end with `her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Victgr Whitley o; Last week's rural hockey double=
Crewe. . header resulted in two good games.
with Clover' Valley scoring a 7 to 4
Mr. and Sirs. Charlie MacDonald victory -- successful
of a 1'i parer spent Sunday with the Bannon nosed out Auburn to 2. Hall oil Friday night Nein Fndiiy
Mr; andMrs Sant
tatter's parents, M :. � The. $�sndmg evening, FobruarT 28rd, program
a4,n.. ,. tlu ..: _.. Y"1 .�i'-..«nti..w'."e.. a.s.aer.�.,. .. . .. ... -.. ,. ..,....0 w ..•u., .a.. .. ._: .. u..... .. �-..':. '.YM _...,,• .. .:�'
FOR.SALE—nine" pip,'six'weeks. old.
George Kennedy, R. 1, Lucknow.
FOR SALE. --8 h,p. International Err•'
gine ,in good shape, for sale cheap
Apply W. S. REID,
FOR SALE -Number of pigs, six,
weeks old;, also 'two etilves. HEIR
MILLER,. ,North
•
Barris)
• '• • • • •
Durham eliMiaated Wingham 7n,
termediates last , Wednesday night
when they scored a 6 to 4 victory
over the Hurons to take the round
10 goals to 9. Winghain won their
home game b to 4
Wingham Juniors are also on the
shelf for'. the season and so "Doc"
Cruickshank started talking baseball
last week, following 'the annual .meet-
ing : of the Wing/tarn Club held last
Thursday. With a good many ` distiiict
towns' still vitally intereated'.,..and 'act-
ively engaged in .pialing hockey, we
imagine: it will be -pretty tough
tempting to create any ''baseball fer-
vor at the moment.
• • • 8.•
FOR . SALE—Recoatditiolied . copper
-tub electric washer, Qne year guaran-
tee, M'URDIE'SHARDWARE. _
FOR:SALE—A number of copies. af,
"Prince Pedro", written by the late
Dr. J. H. Garnier, and mentioned is
last, week's Sentinel may be, secured
atthe Express Office for 50c each.
RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA., Back-
ache, . Lumbago are attacked at the.
source by the cleansing and antiseptic,
action ;of ,I#.umacaps. McK.IM'S, DRUG
STORE, '
.A UCTION SALE of cattle and hogs,
at :Harris' Stock 'Barn, Ripley, on`
Friday; February 23rd. 32 head of
cattle, •25 hogs. See bills. Donald Blue,
Auc.; Thos. Harris, Prop.
9-Lncknow, Solomon 14:5-1
Penalties -McNair; G. Book
Third Period
10—Lucknow, Greer, (Fisher,
B., Book) • °15:22
11—Kincardine, Sutherland,
(Savage) . 17:4'
Penalty--Schihroth.
JUVENILES DROP DECISION TO
WINGHAM BY ONE GOAL
Lucknow and Wingharn Juveniles
are ibattling it. out far the group
chanipionship. The series is best two -
out -of -three gamesc,and
on Tuesday night; the HurointNaeked
,The second game will he played here
tonight (Thursdayy and the locals
niust win it or le eliminated. '
A. E. COOK
PIANO. VOICE & THEORY
FOR APPOINTMENTS;
Call At'Hilts Store or
Alex Mowbray's
4 Phone .145-j , o
Finlayson :Bros.
.i.UCKNOW •
CLEARING AIJC'TION SALE of feria
stock, implements and household ef-
fects at Lot' 24; Con, 7, Kinloss, 31/4
miles 'east of -Holyrood; on FridaY;
March 1st at 'one o'clock. See bills.
Joseph E. Wall, Prop. Well. Hen-:
derson,
A sportimer was installed in the
Ripley Arena a shoat thne ago, and
the Kincerdine News sport scribe be-
-moans the fact that the Kincardine
rink is thie only one in these -parts
now without ,a clock. 'He pleads for
one in this manner. "So Pleaniea Boyle
tobacco company .or other, take PitY
On us and install a time clock. The
best it can do is win you undying
gratitude from Kincardine hockey
fans and the worst it can do is pull
the rink down."
PORT ELGIN FORCES
SERIES TO THREE GAMES
FOR SALE OR RENT -260 'acres,
Lets 14, 15, Con. 10; Kinloss, includ-
ing 2 large 'bank barns, a lb-roorhed
concrete 'house in ,,excellent condition,
abont 10 acres hardwood bush, 125
acres under cultivation; excellent
water. APplk,to Mrs. A. Hawkihaw,
ST. ,HELENS
Tls-ie regular' weekly meeting of the
Y 11. ors held on Sunday even -
with Mrs. E. W. Rice in the
chni- The Scripture lesson, the story
the prodigal Son, folloWed by a
brie." exposition of it, was given hy
Mrs. Bath. Mr. Mochre sang "Where
my ,wandering Boy 'To -night?" The
topic, "We read --Why and What?"
was ably presented ,,by Mrs. Durnin
The service in the United Cburch
Sunday morning took tie form of a
memorial service for the late 'Lord
Tweedsranir. The hyinns were sting
and the Scripture lessons' read Were
those uted at the funend and in his
address Rev. p. A. Barnard paid high
tribute to the beloved Governor-Den-
eral of' Canada.
'.13is many friendt mere sorry .to
learn that Mr. 3. D, Anderson is a
patient in St. MichaePs*Hospital, Tor-
onto, where he imderwent an oper-
ation on Monday. 'Mrs. Anderson is
a - visitor with her son "Torrence and
Mrs, Anderson in Toronto.
Miss Irene Woods of Waterloo was
a week -end visitor at her home here.
. Mrs, McKenzie Webb spemt a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Allister
Hughes, tiolyrood.
Miss Doris Reid of Zion is a visitor
The current hoekey surprise in
Group 12 has been the showing Of
the Port Elgin Club, which barely
made 'the 4th place playoff spot, and
then turned on the feat travelling
Paisley Club, and- threw a scare into
them by,extending the series to three
games before the Cards eked out a
The first game was a five to three
victiary for Paisley in Port Elgin. On
Paisley ice the Lakesides won the
game to tying ,the round- with
10 goals each. In a hard fought geme
Paisley eliminated Port Elgin' by a
adore of 6 to 4,
• Paisley suffered the loss of Dudg--
eon for the -balance of the season.
when he fractured his wrist in the
second giime. -The Cards however had
Craig "tip" for these two iiimortant
F. T. ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST
WILL BE
AT WM. SCHMID'S STORE
&AtE
BY TENDER
Plant Suitable for the Mans-
-facture of FURNITURE Cir
WOOD PRODUCTS in the
town of Lucknow. Ontario.
Operated until recent)* as a
\furniture manufacturing con-
-cern this up-to-date Plant la
completely equipped for Ma
mediate operation.
The factory building niessur- .
es about 285 x 88 feet; a two
story, well constructed cement
building with the planning milt
close by.
A completely equipped office
and .8 bush fiu-m are included
in the estate,
A watchman is in attendance
and the property may he in-
spected at any time.
TRUSTS, & GUARANTEE
COMPANY LIMITED -
TRUSTEES
LUCKNOW TABLE CO.,
(PRIVATE) LIMITED
BELFAST—
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Ebner Alton who relebrated 'their
twenty-sixth rwedding a.nnivFrsary 'or?
and Mrs. ROph CarneroTi Mrs.
Sunday where she is 'rna.;..ing fav-
ourable recovery from her recent op -
•
turn .home this week.,
Walkerton Hospital, on
February 14th to Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Alton, a daughter, Mary Louise.,
Miss Freda Rintoul it visiting this
week with Mr. and Mrs. RalPh Cam-
Mra. Kenaeth McKay and children.
'and Miss Florence MacDonald of Rip-
ley spent a day last ,week With Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Haekett.
ald.
Mr: 'Wallace Miller attended the
anni,a1 Convention of the Ontario As-
sociation of Agricultural Societies
held in Toronto hot week. He was a
delegate froni the Lucknaw Agri-
cultural society.
Mr. Con. Foran returned on pat -
Mr. and .1dra. Purnin Ind,
ored to toronto on Monday where Mr.
Philips is a delegate from 't,Ise Town-
ship of West,-Wswanesh to a Muni-
cipal Convention. '
now provided splendid nitric for a
Kingsbridge, Dun- St
-:-The 'Y. P. S. held their regular
meeting at the parsonage on..Monday
evening with a good atienciance They
Conternplate presenting the sacred
"The Lost Church" in the new
Clover Valley
Dungannon
1 `f) 1 '3 ere. for patriotic purpOses and music
1 0' 1 8 for the dance svIll he provided by the
't is requested that ill Red Cross
(It'i • ing and Completed knitting be
future. 0 handed in this .week
•
"Isn't this a New
Line, Friend?",
"Yes, It Partner
got a Telephone!"
VA:itMERS no* re,aggiii24. the telephone:
-11' as a frierid in time of need and as) a
Money Maker. A itlephone is vital to a
farrn—and the tokdte family living there.
Iiothing gives so ifistli in service„ useful-
ness and protection against danger es the
telephone. That's why Farmer ?del:10411n
has iint now. Thal itbaut you?