No preview available
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-01-28, Page 8*AGE O YR • . /MOM S ; LkucE . ow, ONTARIO • TIIURSDAY, "EEB1WARY nth, 1842 a imarrourmstmOssmrdoce SST:: e: 'a diek'ly+ meeting of the Y;PU.. iiiary of the WALS. was held. onHE . • .. Sun:. - HELENS The meeting of the Even United guard' Ev6- Anxili ry° was. held to the church on Sunday January 26th at the' Home of Mr evening, with Mrs. Stanley Todd ere - 4414. Margaret McPherson read the. ,scripture lesson and Mrs. McKenzie. Webb ,,read a Poem "Living and Praying". -The topic .".RoatPtivild+ by Isobel- Miller and ES'1 was �cen., 1� IDurunn`led an-inter'eatb}g'"disr-ussion-was•conducted -bli Rev: J. W. -Stew. The next.. electing' wall be •1}eld at art:: Mrs, McNab gave the treasurers Stanley Todd's •on Monday 'evening` report .for 1942. It was decided not t gf 0: •. .. . to serve lunch at future meetings AC. Rusu0.11' Webb :'of the R.C$-F., and that all fees are to be paid in is .confined to Riverdale Hospital, y -Toronto,: with scarlet, Charles McQuillm of.the RC.A.M. C.arho is home on furlough from Vattcoitiver; G,, honored by +C. Thosnpstn . The ''president, Mrs - G. Taylor presided. There; were 23 in attendance. Mrs. Harold Arlin rand. the serapture' lesson 'and a read- :-ng was ' given. by Mrs- Redve • Tohnaton. The installation of officers :b the 'end 'of . the ,,first .:quarter. .R,eedings;were; given by Mrs. Har- old Thompson°and Mrs. Harvey -'Tre- leaven: The officers for 1943 are: w�s Paes., Mrs: Gbrdon Taylor; 1st vice, friends ' .. - neighbora°at a gathering ;Mrs: Roy:'Black;.•2nd• vice, Mrs. C. :..and. Y , in the Community Fall 'on Friday 'Titiompson sec:, Mrs•. A:.. A. Cann; :'evening • 1 Dublin. read aali: ad-- . - as., •Mr's. J. -C. McI ab;. Christian andRa za , e . ' : • res 'p,_Miss Viola Kerry; Cem- entation of handsome ;wrist watch. musty friendship, Mrs. K. C. Mur Charles replied; fittingly and all die; associate Helpers, Mrs. Harold domed in singing For 'he's ; a Jolly Allin;- Temperance, . Mrs. Eric Cox; .Good Fellow., ; - supply, Mrs. Roy Black; Missionary Mr,Stuart Stuart ,Collyer who has ' !leen Monthly, Mrs. C. Thompson; pian- teaching at Fordycesitrce `mid -sum- 1sts, Mrs. Reid, Mrs, H.. Alun; supply. mer has: resigned and will report; to com., Eva Greer, Mrs. W. V. John- thDepoti Toronto, on: Febru- atom -Mrs: W. , G. Webster;. helpers . Isis' place will be taken; and friendship com., Mrs.:ilex An; 1 w, Mrs. vers Johnston; Lena Robinson; • program. com., Mrs. 'Har- Qld ,Treleaven, Mrs. Harvey Trelea ...... KINLO. UGH .Mrs- Milton'Walsh is confined . to her home the - : imnps. Miss. Evelyn "McLean of London span( the week -end with her moth- er Mrs. W.' J. McLean here. • - p.Friends .from 'hem attended the funeral off the late.Mrs., Foster Mof- fat^o Saturday n Saturd ` • afternoon. . Mics • Ena Pinnell of HespeIer is home . for ' a few weeks due to ' ill Messrs. , B. E. McLean and Tom Hodgins spent the' week -end at their homes here: ' \• ' • ' Mr. CT. C. Dobson, LP.S.' - of Kin- cardu ma e' his official visit to our school •o Friday. H • Mr. Ted Haldenby :had the ;nus fortune to•fall' last week fracturing five, ribs which .will..make'him very uncomfortable for some time. A n ,mbar from here atfended .the Burns Ball at . Lucknow on ,Friday night. byrs Duenin Phillips who .cent nenced her ` dupes .on Monday. Mr. 33tiglh, Davey d- McDonald' and Miss Mae McDonald •. of Wingiiam spent the week end with their par- ntsn:.Mr:'and Mrs. D C.• McDonald. (-week attending the convention of F odd 'is t T nto' this • tlae -Angus--Breeders' Association. United Church Y. P. S. The meeting opened with'a hymn. After the Lord's Prayer the scrip tare was read by Margaret Rae. Another hymn was sung and .a ctar; inet solo was •played by Lloyd, Ack- ert. A reading was given by .Eva Greer and :a Bibical, base bail. game :was-condaicter3t by-IteV. Stewart.• The. Meeting closed with the singing • of God Save- The King. The . meeting for February 8th will be. -held at the home of Mrs. H. 'Wilson.. ' 'Ted• Collyer ot,, the R'C'AF. at Hanailton spentthe' week -end here. .. i w i. • P Reid• Me'Kim and. Mac Webster of Camp Ipperwash agent the week -end. 'here. • . Jack McCa.14,,turAed to. Kitchener on Sunday° after' a two -weeks' fur- AC2 Ivan Mageffin of the R. C. A.. F. ,at Hamilton spent the • week- • end in this community. . . • ohnsfon. of -Londe -sem the week -end at the home ofhis parents, Mr. and Mrs:' James 'John- ston: Joins Army ' The :name of J. E, Stewart,', R:it. 2 14olyrood, is included in the official ,list ;of enlistments' at London dur- ing the last two weeks of January. Arrived Overseas Mr. and. Mrs:--$en-McClenaghan received word recently, that their son, Tpr. Irwin McClenaghan; . had arrived overesas. Miss Doris Mc- Cleriaghan of the R:CA.F., has been 'transferred from Leth- bridge to .Ravers; Man..'. • s s 's . .s s Promoted To Flight Sergeant ' ' John MacArthur Newton, seri of Mr: and Mrs::. R. G Newton "of Gor- A L�CALRATtONliARD- HAS NOW BEEN ESTABLISHED AGRICULTUJRAL !MEETING ('Continued from 'Page 1) Mr. Parrish referred to :a number of district fairs that;were not being held and stressed that this was an' opportune • time for ' the Lucknow Fall Fair to •go ahead. Tler e is no better distribt anywhere than right -here ih Bruce and "Huron,• and he, fair saw no reason why the, local should , not become one of ;the .. best in the district: • The entertainment committee was re -appointed; consisting of Alex An- drew, Fred McQiullin, George Ken- 4e'dy, :.Sam• Alton .and 'Wallace Miller. Committees, the same as last ..year, were re -appointed tointerview mitxiicipal°councils regarding the an- nual n-nual'grant. . Fair dates were -. tentatively set for 'Wednesday and Thursday, Sep - d - and 23rd. • Financial Statement The finances Of the Society were improved by over $125: during the gear. The summarized financial statement is as follows: ReoeiPts Balance on han 328.85 Giants Donations 6 166.00 Fees;.etc.. x -..._ • 74.30 Gate -receipts . 176.20 enia'1s `� ----10.00 _tie has been promoted • ted to the rank of flight sergeant. Prior to enlisting Jack was employed here for; a. tiine a at Hollyman's Bakery. He' 'arrived overseas on Christmas • Day 1941, and last year was awarded . a' meni- drial plaque for . outstanding work on a bombing' raid on Bremene . :' ToWvfl.Goder c TELEPHONE Goderich': 204 feronnel-':o( Local - Ration Board dHAJIRMA11T ,Mayor E. Douglas Brown, 'SECB,ETARY-N. R. McKay.'' .' MEMBERS- -Sfoneh!nage,..-aRceehai na n;ft ,.11i;_.Mooney, H. B. M. Tichborne, A. L. Cole;, Wilmot Haacke, Hugh Hill, Alex MacDonald, Thomas , Webster. • Hours of Business -9 to 5 • erntory Under 'Administration • Town of .Goderich and Townships of Goderich, Colborne, Ashfield and'. West Wawanosh, With distribution• centre to be set` up ,at Lueknow for Ashfield and West Wawanosh. This Board has been established to facilitate the settlement' or:'adjustment of :the ration' problems 'of people residing in the district defined above. The; object is to ensure that, restrictions made necessary by war are applied with aiaxinium effectiveness; `'minimum inconvenience ..and equal fairness- to airnessto al1'consumers and suppliers The basic reason for all .rationing is to assure _ a fair division: of available supplies to everyone.. Serving voluntarily on the Board are local citizens representative of the people &'tills disirict, and able to bring. an .intimate knowledge of local conditions to this new wartime task. e , At the local Ration Board's office's you can get full information' on all aspects ofconsumer ratianang, and prompt adjustment :of special problems, such as- what to do in the event of loss or damage of your ration, book ... whether 'extra rations are allowed for special purposes .'.. and other' matters announced from time to time, • l*"�dgaice esta4i d /04 f0.4‘4 acmusenience Co-operate with your fellow citizens who are giving• their time . our noblems BELFAST kr. and Mrs.. Roy •Alton ::visited on ' Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.- Tho* Webster: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cameron - vis- ited with . friends . in St. Helens 'on Sunday. ; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Alton and chil- dren spent • Sunday with '.Mr. and SC Jack M of agh- Mrs. G. Phillips and Isabelle vis- - .ited with Mr: and Mrs; Dynes' Camp- beil ' last'Tuesdal► Mrs. Wilfred Hackett spent a few -days :in :i ucknOw. this . week: Mrs. Cyril Campbell and Harry visited with •Mrs. Campbell in God -crick--hospital-oa-Suaday: -We'-'ar pleased to report Mrs. Campbell's condition to begreatly improved. Mr. James . Sherwood and daugh-; ters 'spent Sunday with . Mrs. Sam Sherwood and Earl. Mr. and Mrs. George Alton and Betty were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. G. Vint. Miss Bernice Mathews was a week end visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hackett. , Mr. and Mrs. Pilaris Mathers and baby. spent Sunday with Mr: and Mrs Alex-Haeket -:' ' Mrs Isaac Nixon returned home from the hospitail; in London last week, greatly irriproved• in health. former sister , M' J hn F 1coner and Mr. Falconer. of Wingham. The annual meeting of the Pres- byterian church was held last Thurs- day afternoon with a good. atten- dance. Rev. A. H. Wilson was chair- man. They had a very` ' successful Year, by the different 'reports re=' ceived. Four , new managers were put.in. They are Messrs. Robt. Mow- bray, James Laidlaw,'AAlbert Walt- ers and Cairns Aitchison. Mr. Ezra Wellwood was appointed assistant -organist in the absence of Miss Merle Wilson who has moved , to Wingham. $50:00 was voted to be sent to the Russian relief fund. ' 539.00 Concerts. & dances Sale, .of Bldg. .Iiderest ` ' FOR SALE --2 Durham cows, on' • to freshen first -of; February and the other middle of Mar. 'Irvine Henry, R: 2 Lucknow:''•CHI' BABY' days old. RR,or 13.R.:•101. Hybrids. , 95 eo. pullets; $22,00; mixed $12.00 cockerels $5.011 ($7.00 atter April'lst). John- Cuyler, R. '4 Kincardine, 'phone Ripley, 76-20.. 345.36 •35:00' 3.8Q Total a $• 1678.52 Expenditures 'r-ize money ` • $ •650.25 Association fees. and delegates' expenses ' . 20.00: Judges' fees 60.00 Attractions-•. Prizes retained by donors 30.00 75:00. - 236.45 23.75 {.. 39.42 39.00. Services - Rent, repairs, priirting - 'advertising .... •. • Meals, postage, • badges Red . Cross Donation School competitions Bank charges & miceilaneous: 12.55 $ 1222.42. "Balance: ' • ' .' - 456:10 • '1678.52. TENDERS TENDERS WANTED for ten cords of maple and beech body 'wood, 18 inches long, to be,,;deliver,'ed to S.S. Na. 3, Kintail, not later. than Mar lst-Tenders will _be.,received by the undersigned , tip to ':February 10th. Frank Moran, R.R. 7, Luckpow. w -' CARD O:F,THANKS. We wish to express cur sincere' thanks to bur friends and neighbors -for the many.. acts. 'of kindness and expressions ofsympathy during the. illness -rand :in._our _recent__bet ave, went. ^'he--DurnirL.Fa1DB • . WHITECHURCH Miss Reta. Purdon -is visiting with • her brother, Mr. Clifford Pardon and Mrs..'Purdon .of Exeter. ' Mrs. Annie • Henderson • of Pow assan has come to -spend a while, w it1t--her -a int; --Miss, ,Tena Laidlaw. Mr. Joe Tiffin 'Sr; was taken to Wingham .hospital on Monday this ek- %r=-treetu,eatb.: We'h pe=for- a' speedy recovery. ' Mrs. Harry Tichborne of Goder ich •spent, the week -end with her mother, Mrs. Da -yid Kennedy, • who is irnlirroving after her illness. , We are sorry to°°report Pte. Don- ald Ross, son -of Mr: and Mrs. Robt. Ross and who is .training at Strat- . ford is ill in the hospital there with scariet•fever. We hope for •a speedy eecovery. Mr. Fred Lott starts to' work this week:in v�inghain at the Holmesdale creamery, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Wellwood and family ° visited on Sunday with the s. sisrs.o a 'CREWE ... Mr. ' and Mrs. • Wilfred : -Drennan and Jane ;spent. Saturday et Herb -Stotlfers. • • ' Mr. and. Mrs. Lorne Emmons spent a few days at his parent's Mr. and Mrs. George Emmona, .London. Mr. and . Mrs. Jack Curran 'and family •visited 'with Mr. and •Mrs. Herb Curran, Mafeking. ' Mr. M. Shackleton is sending a ,few days in Goderich. Mrs. Bert Treleaven held a Red Cross quilting. on Tuesday: - Mrs. Ray Maize . is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clifford • Crozier. Mr -,.:and Mrs. Sam Kilpatrick vis- ited on 'Sunday with Mr. and lirs. Gordon Kirkland. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Cecil: Blake were ec >tr. andMns. Benso Shackleton Saturday evening. THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD LREI it W • Phone 64, Kincardine : Personnel o f Local Ration 'card, .. ' CHAIRMAN -4. F. 'Marais; eSECRETA.R•Y-•Da"vid. Huston, .Kincardine, • lerb Farrel, 1VJEit'IS5'cKRetsshl3 Mcitei3aa', Richard Ellie* J. W. Joyiat, Wm. Shen -felt, George McL.eaii, Mrs. Geo: Morrison," Mrs. lbt. Kearns. , • " Hours of Business -9 to 5. , l'erritory Under Administration y'" a of Ripley- and Lucknow, Tiverton and, Town of Vie, yrRab' p TO t>i)nshzps .of ,.Rineaar.e, Kinloss and Huron, • HOLYROOD Miss Marjory ` MacDonald spent the ' week -end . with Mr. and Mrs. Raynard Ackert. . ' • - Mr. and Mrs George Saunders, Lottie and Gordon spent Sunday at Mr.' and Mrs. Alfred Ritchie and son were Sunday;;,evening. visitors with Mr., and Mrs. Eddie Thoispson. Mr.. and Mrs . Victor Lang and Evelyn apeiit the week -end . with Walkerton ; friends. Mr. Everett, Johnston ,of the R.C. A..F. at Dunnville Went t a few days. With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Johnston' the past Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martin of Wi 'tectitrrch, 'Mr; and Mrs ' Percy Deyeli of Wingb'ani spent Sunday at Mr. ,Mark" Johnston`0. ' • CARD OF T'H41�1C•5 L wish` to express my sincere St. Helens ' the5. 1 s of bei thanks to mem. Branch .of the Womee's Institute for ° the. • lovely gift ift of knitted arficles. • • - A,C2..I•van 11ilegoffin. + I wish to 'sincerely thank . the Lueknow Branch of . the lied 'Cross . Society; for ; the lovely -and ' useful Christi -has gift '1 received: Wishing . you every success in 1943: ' Dave Anderson,,. . • Vocational Wing, Houston 'Bar-. 'acks, 21 Nassau Ave., Toronto. T. "'ARMSTRONG OPTOMETRIST• IN LUCKNOW: EACH WEDNESDAY' AFTERNOON - 1:30 to 6 o'clock ATI Mi. SCH1'11•D'S STORE The family of -the late Mrs. Foster. _T Moffat wishes to acknowledge with sincere thanks the kind acts and expressions .of sympathy by friends and ,neighbors during' her (lines and at the time of • her 'death. Mrs: George A. Bower, Lawrence and 'Mr: and Mrs.' George E. Bower wish to"acknowledge with heartfelt te,hanks--th-nnan3> -kindaan:d -eats--.ex-- n pressio' of sympathy tendered them . by' friends• and neighbors in Lucknow. These kindnesses were most .sincerely appreciated. tea, " P. STUART MacKENZI:E BARRISTER. & SOLICITOR; Walkerton;. Ontario. • " .IN ' 'LUCKNOW Kiectrille --Afternoon &'; Evening- - At G. H. SMITH'S OFFICE: ' M1 FOURTH CONCESSION The 'January. meeting • , of ; the U. ' F. • W. O. was held in ,the - Sixth? School House with an attendance of 20.Mrs. .A. Sutherland presided: The.• meeting opened withsinging the. ripening • song with . Mrs.; , Hughes at the piano, The Lord's Prayer .es repeated 'in unison. The minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. The roll call was answered by 'A New Year's Thought. After corn.. munity singing the business was des - cussed followed by a program which included -.papers by Miss .Dean Me - L d dM R M t• Pae ea an rs. ar to on Peace and.. rural construction, A• reading -b-Y-Miss Lillian Carruthers "No food. Wasted in ,China"; .a .,paper by Mrs. A. JVIcKulnon a reading' by Mrs.' Hughes; a writing •of the late Eric Knight on war,conditions in•• Bri= tain; a reading by Mrs. McMillan. Several letters of thanks from the boys overseas for their Christmas boxes were read also one from th.3 - McKinnon family.. A vote of thanks was ..given • those who helped with. the ;program. After singing God save the King lunch was served and a social •time spent. The Feb- Mr. Richard Wellwood, an officer is�th'e Navy from Hal fa.'r spe i (Fie' week -end here with his' uncles`, J"as Falconer , and Cecil Falconer; also Pte.: Rellison Falconer isited his. parents,, r', an.� 'rrs. cert' Fal- coner. The annual meeting, of the United, Church was held last Friday after- noon with . -h good attendance pres- ent. Favorable reports of the - year were received Mr. and Mrs. ' Albert Coulter' are • the, new caretakers for the coming year. -011 r Mlatie rinig "Tr. 7Tamis. Wilson's employees _ who work for him In the mill, also a number from the Village, • gathered at the home of Mr:.and Mrs. -Walter James where Mr. and Mrs: Joe Keiswetter are residing and presented. • the 'letter couple with cream, and red trimmed 'enamel from the Mill hands and thiseeilaneous gifts from the others, Cards and crekinole were played., lunch was served and the gifts were presented after/which they (danced for a short time:. All had an enjoy -- We evening. • • Prayer for Revival - On account of the ' Preparatory Services in the Presbyterian'. church thi r r'rday 'evening - the Prayer Meeting for revival and. the Bible - Reading Class will not meet ,until• the:, following • Friday, night. The per- tion Of scripture to be • read this week by the : Class -is St Matthew chapters 8 to 21: We 'hope Many will embrace, this opportunity of reading through the Bible together" under.�' the,i leadership . of Rev. Robert Mac- Connell:.'Friends are requested to bring any 'question either written or oral which you -would like explained., Please bring your- Bible: •. - ' ' • Manhunting with the Pinkerton • - F'or-nearly-a-century--the; Pinke - ton Detective Agency has made his tory equal in :efficiency fame to:. Scotland :Yard and the F.B.I. Start- ing.In The American ' Weekly, With this Sunday's (February :7) issue of the. Detroit Sunday • Times, will - be 'a 'series of startling stories;(I' from '-rhe secret annals of the Pinkerton. Be sure to get Sainday's Detroit IlTimes, ..•- t'u:ery Meeting is to be held at the school house: , • THIS YEAR Start'yourcMck EARLIER/ PHIS,. YEAR, it's good piract- _ _ ...._.iaa�.r_-pa=©fitak�•lF•_pakr�e•ti:�-rrj---. to start.. your 'chicks earlier than'eve,r -get thein; going on the job • of producing o that much sohne•r. Then, -too, an.earlier start gives you time to give. them . a, better, start, 6nce the' spring work opens, up, you won't have; much .time to spare! Again, the top, prii•r•:r • of the ,yea,year realizein't.he fall, .'September to Decent i SC + atilitTi l;' "Vin ,c:'r-Tftar .ter chick's have time, to. reach fell site and'developnient, and full egg -sire, hiy the tima,grrfer•'a are' climbing, even' t,hnua;h (fish=protcfinifeeds, far a;t:aar•tinr; rttr Today... .Order and growing, are; going to be, sear ee Yore ,eatY raise*otrt• ; _ �.- chicks on less of ,these, high- " -proteins if. you: 'start then! ., . . 0au•iter and' -give •yourself .time 1.0 Ow -tem more. s pw Y. -- • Don't o'vercri wd'yo rr.chicks.' )ir (h•der just the -number ,you • have .room for,. If you ,j-am`� them in. too tight, nature often ' stops in, !n id • cuts the 9iumber ' to about what you should'ha ee attic, first p acfSec+arid, iylax . v "1�i" o r1 clo.tvii your growing , cos1,5'with grcen- pasture, and - if art all possible, With some' ' • . l•k iiy-1yr`oduct. This calls fcm plann"in. g • ahead,. but it is time well spent. Yinlayson Bros. Lucknow - BRAY" (If:writing, mail direct to Fred W. Bray, Limited • 120 John St.•N., Hatniltotl, Ont.) T, • ri • t ' k.SILr