The Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-04-01, Page 1tad
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2:00 A YEAR -IN ADVANCE -.-50c EXTRA. TO U.S.A.,
Cormanamemam.g..M0.
OPEN MEMORIAL
ORGAN, FUND *. •
At the cOngregational meeting of
• the Luckneir "Presbyterian Church
• it was decided to establish a fdnd.
to be used to instal a pipe organ. in
the church to. perpetuate the mem
2 ory of the boys ficim7the congrega-
tion who.served their country during
. , the present conflict. • •
In this connection the. following
paragraph was published fn the an -
Z ntial repOrt of the church: "The eon-
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---4---gaegation_alecidectatia„ anaugtarati-n-
'fund for the .Parchase of an organ,
_ ta-bea-installeelaafter•, the- close: Of
• •"" •the War. The organ ia to be a mem-,
orial to the men who dp not return
- . and a token of thanksgiving, to God
aw the preservation of those who
•617.• haought safely home. Mr, W. W.
'• Hill was appointed treasurer of the
' ' • fund and will he pleased to receive
• donations". . • "
• • 'NEW POSTAL RATES
EFFECTIVE TO-PAy '
When yotir 'mailing letters now
• remember the 'additional postagea
Dray lettere are three cents for the
•.: - '
first Minee and one cent for each,
- a additienal ounce. 'Letters in Canada,
The -British Empire, Spain, .United
. States and;all other countries in
k and South America; are four
, • , -fpr • the first ounce, and avvci _cents.
• .:: t• .
• -for each adclitianalaintnee. Pcsat-earacr
(. ,rate is ow three teats. Air mail-
lettets are seven tents for the irst
ounce arid five cent e• for each ad-
ditional ounce, except, to United
.0. 'States when the 'rate for each ad-
ditional ounce is six 'cents. •
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Heavy Mater Traffie _
'• With spring Weather prevailing,
• motor traffic reached its peak over
• the week -end as many visited in and
Out of town: to take advantage of
"last year's" gasoline coupons which
. ironically enough.became invalid -to-
day -April Fool's Day.
Master Cerenionies . , • • • •
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It doesn't take: Rey l.McCreight's
fame as a caller -off long to "become
.
now Roy's Roy's services *were widely in
demand in this district. He was•
• ti•ansferrecla-to
and we notice where he was master
of ceremonies at an cad time dance
in .Palmerston onSt: Patrick's night.
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• Going To Galt • : ,•
Eric Cox, li/ho has been ernployed
in the Maple Leaf Aircraft plant,
'leaves this week fOr Galt where he
• has accepted a position in White-
_ _ halts tool and die plant, Mrs. COx
will remain liere for the time be-
ing.
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ONE OF • THE TOLL BROS.
DIES. AT LONDON •
• • The death of Rev. Ellsworth R.
Toll, occurred in his 35th year • at
the home Of his father,. Rev. S,
-Toll, London, after a lengthy
,Mr. Tall was well known an Can7'
•• ada for his many appearances before
• Canadian . church 'audiences on the
topic of his'Arips aroubd the world,
• • and for many travelogues and inter-
ating missionary talks which he
•71117e, on that subject. The Toll Bo -
thin had: addressed 7audiences in
Lucknow andasurrounding places On
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several occasions. • •:.
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• He was a graduate in arts at, the
• University of Toronto, and; was gold'
• medallist n thosophy and history.
fre.received his M.A. degree at, the
• same nniVersity, • • ,
- - - - • "= Rev: .--Toll-was-occiairred nhta
church minister itt 'BrockVilld in
• . j• , June, 1634, -servirkr as assistant
fatreri-dr: Wh7itJ5r"",-01-faTiTO:7-
• . He was born at Hensel]. where his
. father was 'Methodist minister at
, • •Pne `time,
• In 1934 and 1935 he and his bro
titer inade a trip around the world,
muefi of it on bicycles, visiting Ear-
ope, Africa Asia and South Amer.
inn 1da thi$rt.rip..tht h.rtiO
;;Iniatwagtragri:..stglai34-ron41411,14FiSt
pictodal work and lectures that cul-
minated from the trip.
In 1941 he became miniiter at the
• Port Carling United chulich in Mus-
koka, He was ,,married in 1041 to
Rath. Draper of London. . •
• - Surviving, besides his wife, are
his parents, Rv: S. T. and Mr. Toll,
one Sister, Wilina at hom, and one
brother, Lethay of Tront, •
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DANCE AND DRAW -
TO -MORROW NIGHT
to.:7OF4P
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Lucknow Ont,
darruthers" Orchestra Will peavide
music for he.dance to be helcl'-in
the Town Hall ;to-morn:1w • night,
Friday,. Aril 2nd. The dince"will be
featured by 4 prize draw .atainid
night to determine the winner' a
the ton 4:f featilizer; or equivalent
in ,eaeh, donated by Mr: John jam-.
ieson. • •
Entire proceeds of the dance and
draw will. be divided .equally as
contributions to the Aid to Russia
and Red Cross funds,
DING -BELLS
• Ma,eDONALD-COULTER '
' At the Presbyterian manse, 'Wing
ham on Saturday. evening,'whe
Rev. Kenneth MacLean united
marriage Janet Isabel, only daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank •Cotilte
R.R. 3, Winglaare, to Hugh Davi
eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. C
„MacDon1dof St Hein Miss -Ma
MacDonald and --Mr: Chester-Coulte
were •the attendants. '
CROSSETT--PETRIE
A prelty. wedding took plebe'. in
Christ church, Port Albert, on Sat
urday, March 20th, when Rev.. -John
Donatclson,cunited: in Marriage
Verna May, youngest daughter of
Mr. apcl Mrs. Roy Petrie, ant:I:Chas
W. Crcissett, eldest son of 'Mr, and
Mrs. H. CrOssett of Aylmer. 'The
• brideaenterecl the churchorrathe aran
• of her father:to the strains. of -the
-wedding •rnarch played by Mr. Wal-
ter Tigert. She Wore a floor -length
gOVan of, white satin and. Carried a
bouquet of white rps.es. The brides-
maid, Mrs, Gordon Cpckfield, sistet
of the. bride, • wore a llopr7length
gown, of pink net oyer taffeta and
carried a bouquet of pink carnations._
Tile gtOorri Waa simpdited by- Mr.
George Lambe of St. Catheriries.'
During th:e. signing of the register
Miss Ferne Alton sang •"' Love You
Truly". After 'the ceremony a re•
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ursday, Apill 1st, 1943
Lucknow and Vicinity Exceeds $4,000.00 '11:::FisBF:50:111the frStar:LCoile:
Donations ,•to the Lucknow and -Mrs. RiChard Webster ' • • 1.00 Miss Susan Kilpatrick"'
Vicinity Breach of the Red Croie. Mrs. Thos. Reid 3.00 Donald Ferguson
Society ,had. passecraa the $4,000,00 Joe Irwin
mark the ,first Of the week.; On Mon-
day. night when the Finance COM-
mittee met to `cliscuee the winding
up cf; the campaign, the Committee
treasurer, Mr. •A: E. -Maim, 're-
ported that ,donatione • t� 'date a-*
mounted to ,exactly $4003.51.
There are '.stilla some small „ a-
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araOuntsatObe received flona....the rutal-
community as well as a few village
tails :to. be -mader-and.--447-ia-:•eetirn-
atled that .donations may 'total about
$4,200 .when the 'drive closes. ''his
• would represent 150 per cent of the
original. objective ' of $2,800, and
which was high in comparison with
some other branch quotas. • . •
It vas 'a most gratifying response,
and the Finance Committee. wishes
tda-acknawledge • 'with -"appreetation
theageneratia-aand-willing sunpertabaa
residents of the surrounding tom-
munity and the, village.
To •he • carnaesere and to those
who staffed ithe local' headquarters
• office, the Corprnittee extends their
Ross, Mai, Crispin, Mies Helen 'Hama
thanks: The loca 1pffice staff Pori-
sisted of .Rea. H. MacDonald, ReV.
J. W. Stewart, Rev. J. W. Donald-
. son, R. H. McQuillin, Doraalcl Hen-
.dersori, Miss F. E. McLean,' Miss I.
Kalbfleisch, Miss. Ruth Matthews,
Calm rt, 3/1r.John
ilton and Miss Marion McDougall,
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Name Village Canvassers ..
To'complete a 'thorough canvas
of the village, eight canvassers, weie
named by the Finance Ceramittee
on Monday night• to complete the
• job. They are as follows: North Ea
-W.-B; Anderson and Robert Rae;
Mirth West -Austin Salornan-and:
Virden :Mowbray; South EastM,, C.
Orr and L. C. Thor/veer-a South East
---Gordon Taylor and J. L. Mc-Mil-
ceptien was held at- the home of 1--411-
the bride's parents for the immed-A partial list 'of donations is as
late families; The happy couple left 4°11°Nvs:'
for, Hamilton,- where they re7 Silverwoods Dairies Ltd. $ 25.06
side.. •, • • J. C.OVIcNab ' 15 00
Gep. 11. Smith
Won_ChogolateaRaffle
The Hpllyrnanalohriston overseas
cigarette furial benefited, tO the a-
mount_of_abput--$14:00-by-a-araffle-
held at the Massey -Harris dance on
Friday night. Tickets were Sold, at
a 'dime and Gordon Boyd, R. R. 3,
Godeaich was the winner of the
prize -_a five -pound box of ehoco-
latesa, Ticket sellers were Margaret
Bowe, Helep McKenzie, Mrs. Noble
Johnston and Bert Ward. •
•"Trouble Never Conies Singly"' _
particularly true
in the ease of the McCharles family.
Mrs. lL,D. MacKenzie has been con-
fined -ta- -bed-for -the --past ,aetveraI
,days having been threatened with
pneumonia. Mas. MacKenzie was ill
a few :weeke {ago, •then her mother,'
Mrs, Roderick McCharles underwent
a. major operation; At .about the
same time Donald was off work -as
the. result of a -'fall, and now Mrs.
MacKenzie is under , the ° docter's
care again. • • •
•
' 100.001
J -C.-Reid,
W.. L. MacKenzie •1000
William Porteous • 25.00
±-7-aild-M-asWa-W. Hill •1000
"Old Light Locigejk.F. & ki. 50.00
Hugh MacIntosh •• 50.00
Mrs. Helen Yahnke 5.00
Mr. and Mrs'. H, MacLennan 5.00
Mr, and Mrs. A. P. Stewart 10.00
Miss Cummings 5.60
A. Mcpiarmid • 2.00
Wm. A. Schmid ."
Mr. and Mrs. "Melvin Orr
Mrs. J. G. Andetson
Wm. Patterson •
J. W. 'Stewart (Rev.)
J. S. Kilpatrick
Sam Mullin .:. •
R. T. Douglas
Harry Lem •
County OCHuron
Richard Pratt 1.00
Rev. J. W. Donaldson a 5.00
Mrs, Ma Horne 2.00
Murdoch Morrison • • 1,00
Edgar Hollyman • 30.00
V. N..Prest •40.00
IVIr, Ida Flynn• • 5.00
1.00
Mrs. Bessie Shirley , 1.00
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webster 1.00
Joseph Agnew • • 5.00
Mrs. qConra*d Decker 2.00
Thos. H. Burns- 1' 3.00
Mrs. T. S. Reid •• 10.00
Mrs. Edith` L. Newton 25.00
W. E. McPherson 2.00
Rebecca Woods
Marion MacDougall
J. W. Joynt • ' 65.00
Mr. and Mts. R. H. McQuillin 5.00
Pear-lman a". L5.110
J. R: Hackett
Wm. S. _McLeod •
aWaarTaalvitti
Hazel and Ada Welter
Bert Ward
Mrs. M. Cole
Mrs. J. A. Crispin
Miss MariOrp.Mephersen, ' 2500,
Mr, Philip & Jean Mel/titian. •6 06
-a-a Mrs,. Margaret MeFaalap 40,00
Donald .11eaderson ' • 20:00 a
Mise A. McLennan "•••• . 10.00,
5.0.0
W. J. Bovver • • 2:00 Alex latowbray
•Viola, Keary
Gretta Campbell' •
United Church service
• 'T. Huston
• • •
Roach
',a • •
IIMIrdes.or_soGraceftiaLatoLalth;argtue: ... AMilsasznAmmlleresiciinn. cDarn,u Jrprnb.mei
BtAlbniaNaMyclIolirty_re • y.. n2.0n0 . •son• •• 15.00
' Miss 1Vlargaret Mallough a. • 1.00
W. J. Spindler 10.00
5.00- fifirs.`Esther Purves
• .2106 J. A. Mallough.
1.00
• • 5.00
; 5.00
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Long Skating Season
. . '. Mrs. H. C. MacDonald
There was. skating in the' Arena A Friend • ' •. .
on Saturday, night, March 26th, and Alex Andre* • •
by all present iradieationa, will mark Henry Carter
the 'close of the Arena for the .sea- Roszella' Mullin
son. Skating has been a popular'
'a...bete-Atkin 116..fe. thiS winter, and •
has ctintinued• almost Witholit anter-:
ruption.frona New year's Day. a
, . •
C.]. McAlpine 10.00
1:00
5.09
5.00
• 1.00
2.00
Rathwellaand San--- :- • 1000
Helen_Hanailtona_L • •
Rev. Chas: H. MacDonald .. 25.00
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Treleaven' 5.00
Mrs. R. Higgins ' „ 300
Harry Bell • ' • 5.00
Andrew Lackhart• 500
Mrs..Wira Robb 2.00
Mr. and Mrs. A: A. Cann • 5.00
W. E. Treleaven •10.00
Mr.. end Mrs. Allan McTavish 2.00
Mr. and Mrs. Jame e Burns .1.50
Miss 'Emma McCluskey 5.00
James McCluskey • „ 5.00
WniTia-ciekliart _ , . 4,00.
P. P -Reed•
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Philip Stewart ' • 2.00'
Mrs. E. Cerigram _ • 5.00
Mrs. II. Lindsay •' • 5:00,
Maritin L, MacDonald .. .. 10.00
Marathon Drive . 242.25
J. R. McNab• 1500
ReV. G. G. Howse • , 500
N. IleciteY " ' . 5.00
Wm. Murdie and Son
Elizabeth IClurdie
Collyer Family •
Mrs. Wilson Hamilton
• PASSED AWAY TUESDAY
The death' of Alexander MacLean,
78, occurred at the.family residence,
'Con, 12; Ashfield, on Tuesday: The'
funeral servide will be field atathe
home of his. brother, Mr. Donald
MacLean on I'riclaY at two o'clock
With interment in South .Kinloss
-Cemetery:a-a--
CONVENTION DELEGATES
'NAMED ON TUESDAY
• An . executive aneeting of the
Huron -Bruce Liberal A.ssociation
was held in Wingham on Tuesday to
appoint delegates to attend the Pro-•
vipeial convention in Toronto the
end of April. Murdo. Matheson pre-
sident of the Assotiation presided.
The . following delegates were.
named, Murdo Matheson, ,Ashfield;
J. IL R. Elliott; Blythr.J. A. Jahria
sten, Mildmay ; Raymond Redmond.'
Belgrave, H. C MacLean. Wingham
2000.
10.00.
5.00
• 1.00
John Hall:.._.a.....,.....a..,.„ .. :. .... .. . . „ . 5.00
'Rcibt. Reid ' 3.00,
Mrs.Rachel McGill"' 5.00
and J. R. MeNat; tacknow.s: Janaes H. Pickering • ' 5.00
Four alternates were also 1am:' Etta & Margaret Pickering 3.00
Gordon B. Elliott, Blyth; Dr. Weiler, Mrs. A. E. McKim 1500•,
„Mitelinayt---A-tex-Porte eicla--bel-• Rtiate..11.:TRebextecal_., ' 10 00
graVe,• and. W. J. McKay, ipley. .4,Thancan McLeod ',„ • ' 2,00
. Gordon Taylor • • 10.00
ASHRELD\J EA R LY
A CENTURY° AGdL,
The following brief sketch with
.its refererice to Port Albert the
Nine Mile river and the Township
of Ashfield has historic interest It
130:()°°0 is taken from an old volume in. the
5.00
. University of Canada West, 1846;l
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. • Ashfield„ T.ownship in Huron -Die-
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triet :belonging to the Crown. Nearly
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every lot along the lake , front is
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taken up. (There are uo. crown lands!
• 20 •in Huron district except Ashfield
2.00
'aid. Wawanosh •the Others 'being !
5.00 Canada Company leads). •• „
A town plot of 600 acres is iaid
out 'by the Crown at the. entrance
of the river Ashfield ipto.Lake Hur-
on, for which lots are sold at five.',
notinds currency by the Crown lands
agent at Goderich..The village', call-
ed Albert, has one tavern and a pop-
ulation of about 40.
„ .• • John Elliott.
• . Fiplay Malcolm
Strangers From Same Community
• Get Aequaliited At Halifax
, The Teeswater News ,tellS how
• two, fellows in Air Force uniforms
fell into step beside 'one another
as --they. walked down •the street in
Halifax. They talked casually as
starg'ers. It' was,- revealed in the
conversation that both hailed from
good old Ontario. • •'
Said one: :What part of- Ontario",
• "Teeswater", ' was the 'reply.
• "Well; for gosh sakes, so• do 1",
-aeqattalad-theanther;
n They 'were Jack O'Mara and.Gra-
ham Moffat, son of Mr.
"MM. • • .
Annnunition Rationed.
Effective last Week, the rationing
of small Mans ammunition has been
ordered by the Wartime Paices and
Trade Board Under -the rationing.
order. • only essential users will be
bfile fo paraolazaa aniallaaarrie
niniraitientra '
1.00
BORN
'FORSTER-In, K nee rdine Hos. pital.
on Tuesday, Mare30th. to. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Forster. Kurbai Town -
Ship,' a daug‘hter.
10.00Ffl$TE-InCollingwood Hospital on Friday, :March 26.th,••to Mr.
-and Mrs. Ronald Forster, a daugh7
--ter:' •
2.00 •
5.00
5.00
1:00
2.00,
2.00
Gertrude Campbell 5.00
Mr. & Mrs. Morgan Henderson 10.00
„Miss Tena Smith • • • .50
Miss Christena Graham .50.
o a•'t• sr: . •
DONATIONS to the Teeswater and
Ctilross l3rarih' of the Red Cross
had arrioanted to only $972.40 last'
week. The Objeetive -$1700. Tes-
.Water's canvas was complete with
calleetione aelounting to $724.40 so
if the objectiv:e is to be met Culross
citizens will have to Subscribe about
SOO,
Mts. L. E:-Ph-iiip I:01)
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Rev. H. F. Dann 1.00
Mrs. Wm.. & 'Bertha Stimson 1:50
Sohn A. Murdoch
Mr. arid Mrs. W. S. Davidson 25.00
Sarah Malhatigh • • 2.00
S. D. "hiss •
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jo' hnaton 21:00004
• Mrs. Isabella 1VILeocl , • 1-00
Adam Eownian • 2.00
Ni.r. and 1VIrs. Wm. G. 'VVebster .1.00
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COMING EVENTS
• PLAY AND DANCE
• A Play and dance tinder auspices
of the Lucknow Agricultural Soc-
ety will be held in the Town Hall,
Lpck ow, Frid • A •
•ettaaar-e-Wa Went -__
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• OLD TIME DANCE '
• A group oi Old Time Fiddierskill
provide Music for a dance in the
Town Hall, Lucknow on Friday,
April0th. Proteeds for the Holly-
man-Johnstan overseas • cigarette
fund. Dont miss hearing these Old
Time Fiddlers an their first apper,:
ane Lucknow.
Business A/lee:LaMar Work -
Cormnittee • , 25.00'
Flora Webster, . 1.00
Alex Hamilton ,- 5.00
Lucknow High School -------------30.00
Mrs. 'A. E. Durniri2.00
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Ruth Matthews 1 • 5.00
• Isabel. Kalbfleisch • 5.00
Mr. and Mrs.. Chas. Chin •
4.00
Mrs. ,S. McGregor I .
2.50
Miss H. Gallagher • •1.00
Miss W. V. Densmore • • 2.00
Dr. W. V. Johnston •
50.00
Helen MacDonald
5.00
Mrs. Jack & A.1141:e3r...calnl*Pil__ 5.90i
Garfield MacDonald . 2.00
Lucknow Public School .:.,a 25.00
T. W. - Smith .• • . 5
J. W. Henderson, 25
A. E. McKim 25
Mr. &•Mrs. Noble Johnston .1
Hazel Ctilbert • „ 2
Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Calyert 5
P. J. McMillan 3
Mre. Ewen Ritchie 2
Mildred Ritchie
.00
.00'
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000
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.00
.00
.00
• 2.00
Wm. Dahmer and Family • 5.00
Mr. aril Mrs. R. H. Thompson • 5.00
W. •J. R. Lloyd • • • 3.00
Mrs. Rtinhey.. 1.00
Mr. and Mrs. •W. ,T. bouglas
J. G. Anderson & Son 125.00
W. E. Hendersdri , a 25.00
Katherifte MacGregot ..... ‘10.00'
Dr. mid Mrs. Little 25.00
Rexford Ostrander 5.00
Joe McMillan 1000
2000
F. E. McLean
Mise S S. arid„ L.Treleaven 10.00,
Robert Moore ' • 5.00
Etedvera Johnston 2.00
Everett Itarria----a----an=--200
Gladys MacDonald 500
Robt. Rae "
25.
M-. & 1VIrs.• Cameron MacDon-
ald •10.
Harold Johnston 2.
Weliingtoa Nixon • 2.
Mrs. Margaret Patterson • 2,
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m 60
of Education is supplyin ' n
High Schnol• staff for twq weeks;
during the absence of Miss Isabel
Kallaffeisch, awho is ill , with' the
mumps. Mtge Sim, who is boarding
• at Mrs., IBuitran Boach'S, • arrived
here ' on .Saturday evening aci com-
mence her duties on Monday, after
the High School staff. had been short
handed.for a couple of days,
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• MICHAEL ALTON
Mr. David Alton of town has re-
ceived word of the 'death of his
ther,.Mr. Michael Alton, who pas
-away at his home inaWestldek,
berta or Wedneeday, March 1
Mra Alton, who had been sick o
•a short time, was in his 76th y
-Michael, Alton- Was- -ea:so/1.44
alateal*. and-Mrsa Valentine Al
Ashfield 'Anvils* pioneers. He
barn on the farm now owned
Wn TwanileY and billowing
marriage :to Lizzie Daniels,
young couple resided for 4 time
the farm now owned by Cyril Cam
"BACK THE -ATTACK".
•
IS. LOA:N-:SLOGAN
The decks •are being -cleared for
• a .
C4nad.
a's 'Fourth Victory Loan,
which will get Underway in a few
weeks, with „an objeetiVe that far'
surpasses anything yet set for this.
TirniniOn.• '
With the prospects that Canadian •
troops Will soon go into action the
slogan Of the Fourth Victory Loan
is "Back The Attack". The Mini-' "
• mum objective, is $1100,000,000.
• _Finance_a_lalini, appeals--toaaa-
Canadians to 'raise at least $1,250,-
000,000 -to finance' Canada's stupen-
dous war cOsts. •
• Objectives ,and amounts stilaSetib- • ' •
tiro- ed in .the three previous loans are ' • '
•
ed as
folloveei :•
• • Cash
7tA. Objectiye Applications
niy $ 600,000,000 $730,600,000 •
ear. 2nd 600,000,000 84;000,000 ,•
the 3rd • - 750,000,000,--69.7100;006- • •
ton:4th- --- 1,111Cr000A00 was 'The The objectives and amotints 'raised
y general canvas in l'uton County
in the threeloans is as follows: • •
Objective Raisedr
lee Loan •$1,300,0,00 1$2,100,200
2nd Loan •1,800,000 • 2,109,250
3rd Loan •1,900,000 2,280,150 '
• The "little telloW" again going
to play a deciding role in whether or •
net Canada meets its objective in
the forthcoming loan. Mr. Ilsley has
asked that :individealalubscribers •• .
buy a ;total olf-009001,9.00....The_halo-
ance of the money- will be raised •.
from -the special names, Insurance.
Companies, Financial :Corporations
and individttals capable of parches,.
ing $25,000 or
by
his
the
on.
P -
Upwards to fifty years ago 1,Vir:
and Mrs. Alton moved to Western -
Canada, settling fon a year at St th-
• Cana before moving -to Wes ck,
sAibeedr".tale1"1"1Ye' sinCe.te-
id-Kr. Alton is survived by his avife,
one son and two grandsons. Also
surviving is his brother, David Alton
of 'Lucknow,: who is the last mem-
ber.
of the family of five Jbrothers'
anal four sisters.
• MRS. JOSEPH KINARAN
,• The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Kina-
han of Concession 9, ',gat Wawanosh
was held last Friday morning from
St. -Augustine Church. Mrs. Kina-,
hail Passed away lin Wingham Hos-
pital, to' where she• had- been re-
moved after suffering a severe
stroke early Saturday inoi•ning.
Botp 80 years ago in the Town-
• ship ef Morris, Mrs. Kinahan was
a daughter of the late Dennis Agin
• and_Atizi-Kellii-a-1893-shearnaraied
Joseph'Kinahan, •who 'predeceased
her three years ago. kn. Kinahan
_was a faithhil and-cleyoutamemb
of St. Augiastine Roman Catholic
church. • • • •
• She is survived by one sister, Mrs.
•
PHYLLIS HAMILTON
Mr. and Mrs .Archie R. Hamilton
Of Sanford have been bereaved lby
the death of their datighter, Phyllis
Pauline, in hei Seventh year. The
little girl had not been strong from
babyhood, •in spite of all that 'could
be done, including consultation with
specialists' at London and .Toronto
-and after.. a few. days! illness cif Ill
she passed away on Thursday, Mar.
.18th. Rev. R. H. Turnbull, of North
street United church 'conducted the
funeral service at. the Cranston fun-
eral home on Saturday afternoon.
Si k of Phyllis' little girl friends _were
flower -bearers, and the pallbearers
were . George Westlake, Leonard
Dodkin, Ben Graham and Grant
Chisholm. Besides herparents, Phyl-
lis leaves a younger sister, Audrey
Corinne. The little girl is a grand-
child of. Mrs. Wilson Hamiltori of
Lucknow. •
• MISS MURDEEN SIMPSON
The Culross Community was sad-
dened on Monday last by the' death
of one of its young people, in the
person of Miss Murdeen Simpson,
elder daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. WM.
D. Simpson, 4th Concessiori of Cut
s, in her 26th Year, The young
y hactbeesffringtrom a heart
•the community: Of a kind and
genial chspoaition, her nassirig 'lev-
es a host, of friends mourning the
loss of a very clear friend.
• SurViVing, besides her parents,
are three brthrs Arthur in the
ros
lad
condition whieh recently • became
critical. resulting in death.
I.1
he -wee ' &air adn e 0
ross, and spent her entire life -time
in
more.
Ili With. Heart Condition •
rs-.,David- Huston who tollapiece
at her home the latter part of the
week, is confined to bed with a heart
condition. Iler. daughter, Mae. Robt.
Fisher of Hamilton is with her at
present. '
Dates for Butter Coupons
• The first three butter coupons in
RatiOn Book No. 2 are all Valid in
March and 'can be used to buy lb.
of bultefencbauntil April.30th.,Apr-iI • •
coupons become valid ,on the • fol-
lowing dates: No. 4 -April 3, No. 5
-A
24. ,Note that all coupons ' become
'good on Saturdays --this will help
consumers who make Saturday tlie-ir
weeklY•marketing day. ' cJ
No Meeting Held,
• A meeting of the directors of the
Lucknow Agricultural Society., Was
pratpOned last Friday , afternoon
when the number inattendance wat -
one short of a quorum. With few '
people free to' attend afternoon
meetings, an evening meeting of the
direetorstVill-be called shortly:
TWO AIRMEN KILLED •
IN • CRASH' AT XINCARDINE
Funeral services •vvre held On
Saturday for the two airmen killed
when their Avro-Anson . training
plane crashed near Kineardine .on
Thursday. Services were conducted
by Squadron Leader Hooper, Padre
at Porf Albert 'Air Navigation
Schaal where the two airmen were
stationed. Interment was in Soldier's
Memorial Plot in Maitland 1Cernet:
erY.
The plane crashed on the farm of,
Hugh Fyfe. on the outskirts of•Kin-
cardine, Because of fog the plane
cduldnt make the airdrpme at Port
Albert, and. in -making the forced
landing overshot the field, crossed
the road and struck a tre. The plane
AP1..01INaaaa,peciltg araatristathe:_„.
tree.
The pilot was killed instantly and •
trew
enroute' to the hospital. •The three•
other members of the crewe; all of
whom, were from England. were not
seriously hurt. LAC. W. H. X. Colesa,
navigator anda'AC. D. R. Thomas, ••
wireless operator..were treated for„
minor injuries A n d discharged from
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Cuyler Raage 1.09 R.CA.F." Hugh in the Army atihospital.d LAC. A. P. White -.-
S McKenzie:alma-
ames Snrith
Ronald Van Ca/an
Ewart Taylor
W. CIFinlayson
Miiflood •
Mrs. 3. W. Murray
Jerry Cranston " 5.00
Wm. Andrew i000
Mrs. Struthers and Mary •2.00
W, J. Reed 5.00
' • • - -moo- Deareana:a -a_aatailaaa:63±..a
' o t -to sot r; jliAL1 ;itaSpitai. ,
Nal -ties of the airmen killed' are
100 The funeral was held from the
.177- -
.. • 100 -.Mary•
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10.00
17.50
1.00
5.00
not disclosed untiInet. of kin are • •
home of her parents on Thursday
adaied.
•afternoon, March 2th at 2 oclock.
.•
Hall Was Packed 4 .. '
There Was -1. itinsterY-rattrd. at
the show arid. dance in the Telan
Hall on Priday, Oonsofed bl ack
•Kilatrick, loeal. MaeseaAlitri al-
. - er. Several interesting Iiinis ' V ere
-1.
$ 1891.91 showii followed by the dance.
•
• Ttasisfer Section Rand
. Petr Cart -arra *iihas EeTd a * -
member of the CN.R. section 6re%
at Ripley fqr the past two year* has
been transferred to Galt and 16ft
last week to take up his new posi-
tion.
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