The Lucknow Sentinel, 1945-08-02, Page 7r
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TJURSDAY', Ocala :214 1$45
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'Bud"„Orr'' of :,Hamilton
..• and recently ofMor:treal Spent
the week-ed.•at°the• home 'of
mother,. Mrs,' M C.' Orr '"Bud is
ii osted.'to; BarriefieldC.Camp
being
PO MacLean Bell, son of -:Mr:
and
Mrs,' John (Bell ;'of Toron'a;
acid, formerly of Ripley, is home
from overseas for :a thirty,,day
*furlough before: reporting,. for
Pacific dut Y. _ .
•
Oa 'Way Howe "
Mrs, Wir..'MacKetizie received,
a cable 'On -Satin day _ , 2,:_ .
John •M •cKenzie," statin
son, F0, Jo., n a , la
that he,expected to' sail in a fe w'.
S. The Alcantara' ion which..
da ,
listed, ted is ' 'scheduled •.. to'
John .is t ,
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c •. atuebe City• on Sunda
dock�. c .Y y.
r w, Ontaro '
NEED YOUR HELP `VISIT
S• ROME. , visited at King college wbie.h.
in
;1Nith boys froth this. district•ar'- NIS ANCERSTOthe
'college is the chajel Which
riving home from overseas most is of simple architecturebut real -
every week, ' we .need .the' assistPe
- ' Misses , • . was founded. in 1494.. 'Adjoing
isse Pearl and ,. Elzzabeth ]y a -beautiful building; The • in'.:
;a9ce..of friends and relatives to Henderson ha'Ve received; the fol- terior is' richly decorated with
keep us posted We would ap- ]awing letter, which we repro carvedoak and canopied stalls,
preciate being advised of every duce in ., ,from, Rooney Mac- Crorrr ell is'said-to have abled
boy or girl's arrival and a thurnb L .nnan with, the R, '
---�..�...., C,.�.F, :ower- ...his:. ho , .
. -sketch, the _ .., _. ,... ._.,.M ,:,,,,--M„_._ rhes• in;th�s•.chapel.- _,-�
nail sketch, of activities and seas; ;Another place .. of int. res. e
length of servrce�,of_cas„ki,.oner--_ •- Dea'r•� s:a-r.�.and-.. • ._ _ , ° , - :.rt .,.M.;.. �_ .__r'
_.-r• 'p_..,.... ....�.„.._ l Elrzabtth. tiisite� Z��as:St ~ Mackar s Cath~ew
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: - Il on ,, w efera},�lY'. 4 am ,•1.-,r-7•,;. t ,:
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.� � � .. . � u �au,w.',4,'44.01,, w.r rx-ir , ria , „n, ,, .. ..
,� s been standyrig'-.
-a,•.personal call•, . fet, us have ,s„ ', ..
this. `n. it i,
- _since --1 - ..
g wever:-tri _3�'&-. I�awe�ven�•.beli .. _.�
,1rlf iati ii- leas _ —51 .ted
]i data, rvthoughts ...are of .•. with :YOU. I was :not .co let
. mp .ed''uri until about
that, may, ui ,;the. f' t, rex rove-
w- .� � p... � ,t,Kf,= <iahall; • ^alwa ��.:: lr: •�G�- _ :T• �, . ,; � _ .
4'h'�°"forrd'eS::;Z'��0.•:=sia}•iY - .,�.•
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.�;, .. _ , � ...:. ._ t � _r. _ _s�'ttiefi°aL(i.�e�`t`o'dIt'sy the...
avr *,;leed_ft arta,, jn iriemories of: 'the,. years , 1--.7'sent Don River _
va ue ..o., The Brig of Balgownre
any ...case is.,of, special °r,eader,ir -• with you.'One realizes when theY. c ,osses:"'the' Don '•te -near • the
't ret o �. Y �' Don.�u�. _.r
ar.c. far., wa
'` , a y: from home' tkiat..t .cathedral.'and,'is'-said to have been:.
i t:he little hfn s ` • '
t g like :.playing constructed: "by` 'King Robert 'th
HELPED A.Y
�, PIPE-
LINE..TO RHINE,.
One .of last .week's' ar.riv:als -in
.ucknow.. from : overseas was 'Sid'
Whitby, a member •of' the ' 2nd
Canadian D r'i I l 'i 'n Com' 'an
Royal ' Canadi:ari. ,Enginec.=rsr,h;is
outfit played a inight•im`ortant,
Y p
role in:. pipe 'line `laying 'So. that
the' Allied Attack could , be Rep',
rolling. l i n'
o Sid
landed
Norman'
g o a>.
m
n
ft/WE SEVEN
H.ELENS
The annual social meeting of,
the W.M.S. of the. United' Church;.
Will, be held in the .Church "'on
Wednesday, August 8th at 2.30..
Rev. M. G. Newton'will be the ,
special, speaker and the ladies
from "Ashfield'" Circuit' and from-'” "`" ' "`
t -he• ,-Whitecthureh.-»United.----cht rch -j-:�
societies • have •bceii 3r itr rl,.. n
•i: Z it:at" exend.c,d , t, 'alI .,the .
.iadres..::o�'h�'; epmm-u[nYt
Y•
Mrs E .L, aixi-.s e the: ek
h.... rit wre
end.-te•'guest,` o�f`lte�r- �daixg� steer, --•-.
Mrs. .A1 . ar-in and Mr;. Martin at
t
Wasaga` Beach
Mr:: and Mrs:. •James. Douglas la
M- � g s
.
e' ard'farrrily,and• PO. John McAree'.
with.. the cats and :family .worship Bruce ,around' 1320.
R: •' of :the Royal Canadian• Navy Nver-e"-
ning meal•. arse -•••the.,, This morning we,,,boarded the ,._
,ter, the c,ve•r,•ecent�.' nests of Mr: and Mrs:'..
' things that real] 'count. ':` .• .train•�a d arrive' in
.Inverness. , ,Y , . ..n arrived n.Inverness the J on, : I?O. _ 1VIcAree, � � �•
ohri Camer
capital- >of' ', the '' (highlands about whose mother : was formerl , Miss
s believe I told you in my
y
first letter when arriving in Eng- noon.. -I ,understand that it- was T •
Mary Cameron, 'has recently re- ,
land I was sent to. Bournemouth, from here. my great-grandfather
• �, turned 'from .�:ovexseas:'
a 'summ.er resort •a .long ,the south lived before goin. g to 'Cana a and u
. •
coast • - i • � Walter McFarhane,. w•ho arrived.
s of England, I. spent- slightly: for that .reason if no 'other rl felt .:• • ,
,. from overseas' on' Friday, -.:with
over 'a month there and, in .that pit was my duty to. come up here:
period I was ,fortunate to receive` I have always been - proud of
about twelve•days'; leave. I• spent; :mY. 'Scottish ::ancestry' but I: 'am
some of the' leave in London visit-. •.now convinced' I was. quite right,
in Ju : of last "'Chan-, -ing'. such' historical places'. as West in -being• • and :am now,more
. ly s year. As. the chap , proud
' t '' ALney,, •the _ ° . - . m -n ..•r.crud th ri a v- -where 'You.
..
zi ..poi: s began to • fall': and h .-10..1`t-',' .... ... •...,. ,...... ,, ..... Ye
buildings Nand Buckingham* !Pal go th .
Canadians :swept :up the .coast: the . � � , , . e •people ;are: most 'kind ;and,
ace. ' The , remainder•, of • th leave.. of course .with a.'nam 'thine'
i
need .grew for: more; fuel. Roads likern zee.
• s ' :1--Was;-w-i'th arri•ii h`o'l'ive'near 1 �h' (e a7nta.d-ded berief'it:
er`o Jrnm w?tFi transports'and •
ll' irmingham,:''They• were ` lovel :Inuer'ness'• lies 'at, .the ` mouth, of
a pipe line- vas•.t, e only°.•adeq,uatc-•
•: •.. Y , .,
answer,.: to;mc� and:I eri o. ed m d r
connecting with 'the cross - J Y• y visit .wil}i the river Ness and
i� a very pfc-x;
.em very':rriuc ,
A� What:' I. w -i `• at •Birm•in . 1 et�Cir tfie i -t to ou ' a I e
Tturne "t�"Ottawa after. visite -such .'to�the success of--the•-i-r -kfas ! a y y s see
..1Rh
ion These , i e
her.�rriother,:Mrs .Vfol.,et� Webster.. p A• , lines • were' `lard'
fn: 344 'mile. len `th's, in. 'the.::sa . e•
';.Gunner Fred Webster. • h s �;1'eft g .. m
them
h tures ue spot. I' shall ;tr
• cha .noel PiPe 9 p y•: arid.
Jean •Purdue •has- r • -' . p t? lmnes: 'that SP' 1
.4or diity in .the Pacific' and -
.Pia
at M, r
va a a. y, .-Webster,. Woodstock-
and Drummer Mac: Webst r of
.e.
Ip erwash,Spent, week-'eiidleaves°
�.
here,—Kincardine News:'
annex as ocean, Ga_...,es:
ne,
of�:t
O he •Second°, --,Drilling•
Company's biggest obs cam
gg .**,•jObs
wherr-Ostend harbour wa 'c:eare
and lines laid inland in: B'e]glum;
o.G
t hent Thiat••job started on Oct-
5pendirig Furlough. ' Here. ober,.2 d and • the petrol was flow
an
Hunter Paterson oaf the',R,C,A.F g by,October 21st This Job ;re; -
is endin his ,furl 'ceived 'even' hi
p. g � . ough .the higher. priori, ,•.thaii•.
Y
,home of rs: 'John McDour all: c'learin the wounded ded a, d the
g g ni
s . PPn i ,t
•
.as b n„ be Air. Force -
for four years: 'He' has been sta
:tioned. „in Newfoundland put .,on
•completing his, furlough 're poi
,g.,..p is
in 'N.ew .:Br.unswick�.
•ARRIVED. LAST .WEEK
Boys, back .from," overseas who
• .arrived here, last. we iii 7
ek _ c , uded
- 'slie B:r-oo
ks;-rse��'' a �trin-� ,
;Whitby, <. Ronald
'•
.Y,Cranston, Clef-
for '
Roulstorr:''. nd.:.I.oh _� .
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mk
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I`PS`itiOT '
: PIER H'E`IR
140Mc.rarlan_of=town had her
sonW
, • alter„wisitmg`her .over the
'we
.ek end.
He arrived home last'
we
ek on
the :Amsterdam,_ tg jotz
his wifen
and two children Doris
and Ronald. It was the 'firti,tirne
bad and'his, young son. had meta.
Their home is ,nezit Ethel,, to...
'which district. the McFarlan .fain
'')1Y moved several years ago from:
•'St,. Helens.: Walter, who is in .his
fifth year in the ,service, suffered
two minor heel wounds, but never
had.to leave .his unit°
'NEPHEW DF . MRSt..JA,CK.
SAlVl1LT0 1'.WON”
Mrs': Jack )familton, Boundary
Wert, has received word that her
nephew���G:. A Cox of'Ylvobin=
ord, Southern' Alberta has been.
awarded the-.Dw d,•; -The•, etation
award is not announced,_. • •
PO. 'Cox son of Mrs Jack
Cox arra theµ"7ste• Cox,
mother was 'frirnierly' Saraki 7VIac-.
*bonald and before ;going- West:
hided on Cancession 6 Kr
Mr Co tliec7 iii }iiiurrionia some
Years ago , .__w _ .-._
PD'• Cox is a graduate' Of'No. 8
'$ombing•• Arid
: Gunnery Schopl3
>veihbrr
gel and'wt'nt overseas in
September 1943, Be completed •
two tours of°perations' before,re
Turning' totanada• Borne': time agra.;
•� , ci'Other'.Jfrti
the Lther, hs nployed til
tion oitliern irriga-
district, ,.
his ,wife'.and family'of ,Bluevale,
were week-end•visitors:., with his,'
sister;' 'Mrs. Gordon McPherson $
Mr. McPherson..
',Roriald'iCr'ansto.n arrived 'home'
.:from: °overse'as-. n 'Friday U `
BORN •.at:, the 'Picton Hos W"tal
9n,F,jul.y:_24th to LA Clifford,: and'
Mrs. Purdon • (formerly Margaret•'
:Aitchison of St •Helens) a son. ry
..Mr., ,and M.rs. ChaFles: Pierce of,
.Brantford were recent :guests of
visited Str t or - it from IVIi arra Mgrs -Lorne Woods
a ,d on -Avon 'which f o my hotel'wirndo'w..whch
'Mr.. and Mrs Lorne. Woods• and
,is=only a•; feW mite b raibo As.: ,is quite:high _and overlookin'
g the
•
•
•:!
ith .-�it .-w�esterl�c i :, e rg= M'' ,_M r`
Beta 'u el:
"_.r- -1 m -e -•-r f 3� ir3 �a 3 ree ion
. ,.. _ ..-Dr�ov�n;- rid, s_ er__Bolsb Bo-._ __..::_ � _...e :
Shakes eare anal• his'horn •, Directl •.below' me is - ,� .. y
p _. .e is 'it'll_ ._ ._. ;..-.,;. Y . Qu.eens__ _- ' ' :. ... •.. ;_.. __: __.--
are .were recent visitors :with
standin •.: and....1..
ate-••
g., has been; kept as..g St...On. theothe:r side o, f the..
Pfriends'.at Exeter and bashvtrood.1
irear=:•^a possible-.in.'the : '. -i•t-�-strect :are- a rx-tu3e-Frf'-�ver ol.d.
Mrs.: Huh .L. Rutherford `and '
was ;at his :tithe,. Stratfordand'ver modern buildin
?. . to , itself Y s..The ' : , ,.... :.Za,:.. . ,: ;. • , ,,. .,...,
g Y
.Mrs: Bloss L ekirianda
. • • r _... , . .• �. : , ,,... a g' d ughter
:is, .a quaint',: picturesque little..have; one thing >in common and:, , .. i .
town- . _ _. - . -eX T.
Carol• :n of OriIlia,• Were, uests\
d is- n tat is the _ _ .,
. a._. e-xceleln.t example .. :..•.. Y. are. -.-all- built.of, gran . , ..:. ;, 1 . , • .:: .
;.., last :week' ..of Mr. and, .:Mrs. , .Willi
of n wand r.,.a ._i:t., a' ite.. Beyond. these I. can s - Rutherford ' -
E g ,. s ppe.ared" two .. Y h. , ee ; rium ' •
f
Ruther ora. John
. , .. , :. � � .. •. ' , .. '. ,.... . re ..,
n•�,.
ce turaes ago,. I was :amused while :.erqus• � church stee les standin • • •• • : ' •'
g P g turned with • them for `a:visit...:.
looking high k g throu h the visitor book . gh •,above the. other, -.,buildings. .
g
. ,.,• :, .Two' Boys Honored . �'j; ;
Z„ 1.
In the di
stance I can :see theriver :. ' •. > , -::� - , . .. ;... 4
-.:.•Jolie 'or -an -and Harold II -u- -
-N�'ss v►rin in - - -
e n •� b
d�
d
_ in• the: Saivatio.n Arm .Service:
n
u�h ,d
pipeline ,
, . , _ _ ___....
thr "
rn Sffatford to :see- that
ou h side'1;
cle With
s t.
h•'infa'-.
g a
n
Y
�f,:Smith" from,f:ucknow .had
trymen .still clearing out pockets : •.
of resistance, t.. ', '
•also signed it: h believe: That-•` ur
names: were the, only ones. from..
,Thi 'pipe •'l;aying, job conti'niied•
.Lucknow
Until:. the 'Rhine reached., arid
th bri
n ht reflection
' otin
:•' Wb i '
v �'d ,r•c n ':off
righty from. England fuel' .could `he•
, Wig .g•
,.
: • ti rrred'-tzi Bour�rierributh where•".I 'the-slate-roofs''of 'bttages•nestlYn '
pu.mped at:lfi�e. rate of X1$,000` gal-.. ; . ' � ..��. ,,
Ions per hpur.
remained .'about a.. Week:'before I in the foothills and; others well u
P,
on the:.'li ' hla • ,' 'Th
.0 as ... -osted .ao Linton; on. -Ouse rids. ese:,:,cotta es
p g g
Sid ..'hi tw .
• s o-,br-c�tlrer's Geon c �-
wkrr�}i-7s sitatrr�-�st�1 fork= . 'P b g e`-`
'herds '.and:fanners' •kno
wri :here;
as crofters:
g • a•
.Cyon a rre", :: who recently returned. more • house Formina ' most
g,_
: m.
it
ov'e'rseas' service. ;.were:'hon
cur s ue.background
p e q ,>.to all this ; •
°red at a, gathering sponsored by f ;
Arethe highlands: i.n the West: 'AS-
the sun'' as now 'setting `I can see
g munityhall on Tuesday' i '
,.: . : y n rig
An :address, w* 'read`"by . Allan `.
Zeller & Mrs.' Gordon' M6Pherso
lVI zi
and .:Mrs.: Archie...Aitchi on• pre-, .
a P
sente�d.e ch::with illfol —.4a-�
_a li• _ d d,w
savings s .certificate' on 'behalf
:'
.g b
µ.
.of the coinmunit ..'' The evening b
a p.ei?t.. i i,:._`d-anoing _r -
the Women's Institute. in the com=.
and Ted, ,Kenny Cameron rid;E1-.
liott• : We st enlisted b e :r'. l i' steel ,at Walker.-
tD : ted r v- sz kcI ed- S:id
._was__disch.ar�ed ia�rr��d-i;cal rc3as-•-
ons on•:January 15,,.;1940:..'lie tried
unsuccessfully to•' join ..the Merj
chant Nayafter he ,had -,.'Spent,
_.
some time at 'steam boiler main
tenance work:,at. S•ky Harbor, In.
September. of 1943, he .was again'
.
aceepted for. military', service and
Went: overseas. in .April, `19'44, ar
riving :on the, continent less: than
three months later: •Sid, is now
horne °again•and. if he -passes •hf ,,
iiiredic'alr is all' set `'for' sc>rvir.e
the Pacific:
South Kinloss. W.M:S:
The July meetikrrg 'of South Kin-
loss•. W.M'.S was held at 'the. home:
I of.,,Miss Dean, MacLeod •with'seven •
mernbei•s and .'five .visitors 'pres-
ent.
s-
ent. The".scriptur e. lesson' wa§ r. c'ad
and fully explained by_ Miss Dean
1VI'acLe6d. • The roll call as aris
'Vexed • 'with a verse -irom The
Brblp beginning with the 1ettt r
"Y" " Messer Marth rand M;argar }.
graham favored with `°a love'ly'
duet "Star •of the East".. A report;
:of -7:6n •executive mee cog:,vitas4i4V
en =by :Mrs... Doug. Graharri and
Mrs Wm, MaeI'ntyre 4Plans were,
mar ade fobaia i-4,tobe6'l i 1ttiit
the Fall`, The. study book •chapte-x
was taken b,y; Mrs.,Alcy $utheX•e
,bifid •.,Mrs. A. •Mac rrtyr'e read.. a
paper" on "Thea Hump 'in Chine'.
A readint was gi'uen :.by Miss.•
Mary 1liacl.ec�d and a
thatrks .to thel'.hostess by Mrs. A.'.
Sutherland .Miss I1J:ai v Mac .cod'
,closed the .meeting: ,with -praye'r,,
Lunch was served '`by il�cr July
directors,' Mr's. Wrii;. ]\ic1 7lyrr
Mrs Wrri.. Mcl: ere .k
shire.* l:; was : only,: `there •a'" few
days .. when informed. I. was • do
•rave •-nine more �,ay•s ` urlough.
Yt p . resen'tTI :ani thrthat• furl ' .
'crugh .
' Two of •iriy;pals- and. I: decided
that we .:would ' o: to '.'Scotland_.
W leftY
e 'Y orkk: arid after .9ulte 'a:
het e all niht rid'
g e on.' a .,very'
crowded; train We .arrived' in.,
Aberdeen.:While' in Aberdeen:.I:
.. Naw ..must._get_• from .win-
dow' gazing ane;try •and end..,I•
Letter because it seems to be •de-
. '`in
{.v.Clop g into quite ' am. epistle:
.1:su'; ose,now CoY
.yle Russell'
p ,Y.
haPby
s arrived home:'I wass'eakiri
• to hi .'fo `a while m �r le at • Bour�ie' .
mouth: 'I .thought he looked 'Very si e 'arid ;dre p. a few lines. ' .•
ac
.4,S‘
v:e11 `after being a prisoner
so long:
I hope that this letter finds you
:doth in the'best of •health. I know
at this time Of year you•are:very
busy `but whe. .:you_„ fincLiiine. be :
k4ELP YOURSEI ,
E CAN GET . ALONG
•
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It
s .
,fc ri ssnr;Q��aQ s oc( , carre l r g�ero usIy `low . ;. ,
use less. use with. dscre'tioo
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