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THE LVCKNOW SENTINEL,' L'UCKNOW, ONTARIO -
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4 OBITUARY •
MES. ALBERT PATERSON
Following a week's illness Mary
Nal/leQuoicl, beloved wife of Albert
Paterson, passed away on: Tuesday
morning; March 30th, at the resi-
• dence, Lot 27,- Concession 14,. West
•WawanOsh, in her 6.6th year., She
.wasborn in Ashfield township and
;lived there until 1922 when She
moved._ to • Whitechurch where she
and her brother George conducted
a general store until he passed on
'seven years agO. She was a faithful
• Member' Whitechurch Presbyter-
iari* church and, for a number of
Iyears was president. of the Women's
1Vlissionary "Sciciety. She is survived
by her husband, to whom she was
• married seven years sin, .also one
sister, Miss Annie McQuoid, Calgary:
The, funeral service .was held
Whiteehurch PresbYterian Church. at.
2.30 o'clock on. Thursday afternoon.
Rev. A. H.Wilson was the officiating
• - rriiister. Burial teok.,place. in Wing-
har& Cemetery. the pallbeare
ereJackCraig, James .MIra
Gordon Elliott, Wm.. Dawson, Rbbert
• Mowbray and Gibson Gillespie.
• Mrs. MINNIE .ROBINSON HUNTER
On January 21st, 1943, after a
• •••••31-)hged "innie Robinsor
-nter„ of 23 Bernard ave., Toronto.
°•assed away. Berri a daughter, of
•-;he personage, while her father; Rev.
T.• W. Robinson was pastor in the
f rmer -Methodist church -at- Stotiff
ville, she later married Rev J.• E.
Htinter,'alao of the former Atethod-:
• ist..church, while her father's home
,was in„ Dungannon: Before her hus-
band's early death, Mrs. Hunter had• ,
made, her fine contribution to the
• work tof the :church in the fields
•of Harmony, Mercy, TuPperVille,
• Dungannon, Charing Cross, Lambeth
and., Granton. While all the cluirch
organizatieriS shared her interest;
• her 'Special services were given to
-.the Epworth _League, :for, which she
dicl. organization work for some time, -
and 'the WM.S. Of winsome, ttiatitV
hearted per.Sonality; hospitality -was
'the keynote of all her life., She is
survived by her mother, Mrs. J. W.
Robinson -,Pie 13runsWiek ave., Tor-
• onto; three sisters; Mrs. A. S, Laing,
Toronto; Mrs. G. • T. 6Killam, Foam
Lake, Sask.; and. Miss Ahna
R�bin-
son, Toronto; two daughters, Miss
Alma Hter of Toronto and. Mrs.
• kt-Daniude-of W•elland;Toriegrand='
daughter, • miss Patsy Damude of
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two alidit our
•phone talki
y just one Minute
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Miss Lorna Hunter is assisting.
Mrs. Johnson of Lucknew.
The Y.P.U. met at the home of
Mr. Wesley Ritchie on Monday ev"-:
ening with a good attendance pres-
ent Next Sunday our regular church
service -Will begin- at -711 drill.
Tpr. Jas. Hunter is at present
spending a two weeks furlough at
his-home-herei
Mrs*. Sam Reed spent a few 'days
with her daughters in LuCknow dur
ing the past week. • '
• This community- was saddened on
Monday morning to learn that Mrs.
David Hardy had passed away in
Queen •Alexandria Hospital,' London
where she has been a patient for
theipast few weeks. Her death .was
not hnlooked for as shad been
in failing health for some time. Her
father, Mr. 'Clair Irwin, Lucknow
and her husband and infant claugh-
ter Kathleen Patricia surVive.• Deep-
est extended, to the be-
reaved.
Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Ritchie, Mr:
Graydon Rtichie were -Mitchell oil-
itors Sunday. Mrs. Bob Ritchie re-
turned home after spending a Week
with friends there.
We ' neglected mentioning last
week that Mr. Keith Ritchie of Port
Colborne had been a week -end vis-
itor in this community before leav-
ing to board his boat at Thorold.
Mr. and mtg. A/kelvin Dickson and
family of Dungannon epent Sunday
witfr Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil, Gardner.
We are sorry to report the serious
-illness of Mr, -Jack .McD.onal4„.Little
hope is held 'for his Irecovery.
• Mr. and Mrs. John McDonagh.ancl
family have moved in with Mr. Chas.
McDonagh. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Gibson and family of Boundary
West -have moved in where Mr. Mc-
• Donagh vacated which was formerly
known as the McKeith farm.
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LUCKNOW
FRIDAY. 8, P.M.
SATURDAY' 7.30 &
APRIL 9th, Roth •,2
SANDY'S A SIRENI
in a 3 -alarm
laugh -riot!
MAN _
,turring
SANDY
Stuart ERWIN • Una MERKEL •••
William FRAWLEY Edgar KENNEDY
Jack CARSON • Wally VERNON
Edward BROPHY • William DAVIDSON
A UNIVERSAL PICTURE
Original Screenplay by.SY BOrtleit
Jane Storm • Co -Directors: Otis -
Garrott and Paul Gerard Smith
Associate Prciducer, Burt Kelly,
ALSO "SHORT SUBIECICS",
ADMISSION .
Adults 30c: • •
,Children, 18e, (tax, included)
COMING NEXT WEEK
She knew all the answers
COMING „ „
'Pastor . Hall'
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War calls must come -first ...
which means that we should reduce our non-
essential use of the- telephone to the. minimum— ----,,,-
Present facilities dannat be increased; your co-
operation is needed if war calls are to gp through
promptly: C.Pleast remember 'that 'the wasteful
-use of telephone time can hold up -war business
—and that every second you save counts.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 8th, 100
kgALNIOGEHERAL
Ansi :Marjeirie Purdon spent the
week -end at her home:
Mrs. Wm. McGill, east of the Vill-
age, is at present ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. Janes 1VIellett Pahnersten
is visiting with:her daughter, Mrs.
Eric Cox: • •• - •
• Mrs. N. E: Calvert And Mrs. Hor-
ace Aitchison of Wingham spent the,
week -end in Kitchener. '
• The annual Meeting Of the Wti
men% Institute will, be held in the
,Town 1a1l, Friday, April 9th at 2.3Q.
Win, -Armstrong, . Sr., of London
spent the past fe days at the home
of his daughter, J. J. Wilson.
Mr., Leonard Phillips if Wingharn
and ltussell Phillips Ashfield
spent Sunday at their e' at Ford -
Dean McInnes w10 is, employed in
Toronto; spent ,the 'week -end here
at the home of his mother, Mrs. Neil
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OTTAWA LETTER
By A, M. Nicholsen, M.P.
The Canadian .Parliament has
been boat to several of the outstand-
ing Commonwealth Statesmen since
the war began. Robert Menzies,
Prinie Minister of Atistralia, had •the
honor of being the first 'person to
aperk from the.floor of the Canadian
House of Commons. Winston Chureh-
ilk dynamic Prime Minister of Gt.
Britain; Walter Nash,. New Zealand,
ambassador to 1;vashingtori. and An-
thony Eden, Britain's foreign sec-
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rotary, have all been here:
• Only once before have the gal-
leries been crowded -a$ •-they were
when Eden addressed both Hoses
• on April lst. Alai:ger 'crowd was on,
hand to hear Churchill, in Decem-
ber, 1941.
The applause which greeted Mr.
Eden's 'entrance into the Chamber
was, enthusiastic but not quite as
voluminous ' as Churchill's presence
evoked. Eden spoke easily in a cm-
.3zersational-manner_thatestablishe
• an intimate relationship with his
Misd IsoberflamiltOn of Stratford
hearers. He reminded tis' that 'he.
had taken part in, the first world
war aS a',.solclier and now he was1
watching- his son prepare to take
'art in the second war. It is our
luty to. see that this cruel 'and in-
auman lot is not the, heritage of our
ohildren's children, he said.
As the membei'S of both Muses
,-eAlpine narrowly miss- iistened to Baldwin's minister to the
•, tiering_ a serious -eye injury League of Nations, they were re-
... aturday when struck just be- minded:Of the efforts Made by -Eden
'v the eye with a B -B. shot. • to haVe 'eollectiVe security in inter-
, J
•r. :and Mrs. "Bud"ohnston and
national affairs. He urged that Italy,
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Germany, and Japan be totally dis-
armed so that they never again
could plunge the World into strife
It would be necessary Tor' the un-
ited Nations 'to maintain sufficient
forces se that. the axis powers would,
not be able to try their strength
again. .
Mr.- Eden met groups of the mem-
bers' :privately before leaving- the -
Parliament buildings and. answered
,a varietyl.of questions... _Once_ or
twice he wondered if he, .was wise
in mentioning two or' three topics
in his public addrergs: His desire to
bring back to the British Cabinet
Suggestions from Partners in
fight for freedom in Canada: won
many friends. His ability to' speak
so fluently in the Prerich language
_Jabartylancla_use •froin all
rs. a • ie McMahon an-dlier dau- sections of the 'Hous.
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hter, Mrs: K. C. Bridges Of Toronto, 'hands with senators and members
spent 'the week -end here. Mrs.: of Parliament before leaving for
Bridges plans to leave shortly for the reception„in the Speakers Cham -
Halifax to join her husband who ,is bers, he paused to ihake hands with
stationed. there with the the page- boys- who -win never for-
get Anthony Eden. , •
. spent the. Week -end at' the home of
• her ,Paretts,- Mr. and. Mrs. A. W.
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Hodgkinson who. was . con',
L house all ;winter was
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, en. to Walkerton Hospital last
h riay • "
• fant son Barry of Gedench spent
e week -end at the home of her
ister, Mrs. Harold , Thompson.
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nonmarmimrsrm•mmorkrremaremnronm.......
Mr. -and Mrs. Frank Ritchie. were
in Stratford one ' cliY last Week:"'"'
Mand Mrs. George' Hunter vis-
ited -the latter's mother arid father,
Mt: Joseph Hackett on Sunday last.
They are at • present spending a
while with Mr.' and. Mrs. Wilfred
Drennan gr Crewe.: .
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HERE,VVIIIATIO DO
You can take your fat drip-
plegs, scrap fit and bonesto
your 'meat (leiter. He will
pay you Alb established price
for the dripping and the
scrap fat. If you wsh, you
can turn this ineney over to
your local Voluntary Selvage
Committee or flegisteredLocal
Wax Charity, or— •
You can donate your fat drip:
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ping, scrap fat and bones to
yew local. Voluntary Selvage
Committee if they collect
them in your community, or—
You can continue to place out
your Fats and Bones lbs. col
by your Street Clean-
,iig Departinentwhere . such
a-s,yiteni. Win: effect.
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Miss, Islay Campbell, Reg.N.,. rthe
Listowel Hospital Staff, spent , the
Week -end With her parents, QMS.,
Jack Campbell . and Mrs. • Campbell.
• Mr. arid- mks,.K. C. 'Mtirdie, • Diek
Id • -Franklin 'and Mrs.. GOrdOti
Fislier -and "Billie. 'Spent the • week
rend'in--14bndon • with Mr.-Tancl--Mra:
Fred Nixon. ' . • • • • • .•
•, Mrs. M. Sproul was' in Godericli
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week •on•account of the beriotta
• I bless • of her sister, -...."Mrs: :Martha-
'1111iOni who underwent an opera -
'ion for • appendicitis in Goderich.
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In renewing her Sentinel, Miss
Mary Struthers of Toronto says: "I
would not like to bewithout it, al-
though there are so many new
names, 1 sometimes have to ponder
for some time to make connections,
and sometimes, failwartlialr'.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gannett, for-
merJy of_TO-ronte„-
visited here last week. Harry has
been in the Army for several months
and has been stationed at Sinitoe.
He is at present on furlough re-
covering from a broken arm. •
• Mr. and -Mrs, Robert Moffat and
children who have spent the winter
in Lucknow, returned to their farm
in Kinloss this week. Mrs. Mustard
is moving to the apartment they
vacated in M. C. Orr's residence.
Mrs. Mustard vacates the residence
of Wzn. Armstrong, • Sr. which he
is now Offering for sale or rent.,
They're in the Army Now!
Bow -Wow! And HOW! ,
How, tens of thousands of Amer-
ica's dogs which have gone to war
are selected and .trained is described
in a timelyflhiorffiStive articl-e-by
the former editor of the Kennel Club
• Gazette, Louis de Casanova, in The
Ainerican• Weekly with this Sun-
day's (April issue of The Detroit
Siinday imes. Get the Detroit Sun-
day Tithes this week and every
week.
Prayer for Revival
The prayer Meeting for revivall
will be held as usual Friday evening
at 7:30 in the Bible Institute Room.
The:Bible Study Class in charge of
Rev. Robt. MacConnell4ill meet at
8 p.m. at which time. -the Book of
Ephesians will be discussed: Both
old and young.are invited. Come and
bring your Bibles.
• LUCKNOW
UNITED—CHU RCH-
Rev. J. ,,W2Stewart, B.A., B.D.
• . Pastor
SUNDAY, APRIL' 11
11 a.m., Subject—"Kindness".
Children's Story, "Hidden
Rift". •
Suggestions ForYour
artime budget
Libby's Prepared MUSTARD
6,oz. Jar , 1.00
Brunswick SARDINES—in oil
2 tins •15c
• DEVON. PEAS -20 ox. tin
2 tins •' 25e
CAMAY TOILET SOAP • ,
-4 bars, , ' 25e
National SOAP FLAKES
s5 lb. box 45c ,
Newport WHEAT NUGGETS
Giant' bag': " • • 380
• LIBBY'S 4ICR.LESHome,
• Made 'Style
26 -oz. bottle , ' 33e
RATION NEWS
Housewives are reminded that
Sugar applications for Ca,n-
ning must be sent to your
Local Ration Board—Goder-
ich or Kincardine --by Apr
15th.
MAY WE HELP YOU WITH
youit WARTIIVIE;BUyMG?
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During the sermon a baby, began
to cry at the top of its voiee and
its mother arose and carried it to- ,
Ward the door. •
"Stop", said the minister, 'vow
baby is not disturbing Me, ,xna •'
The mother turned, toward
pulpit: "Oh; he ain't, nitillrel Well; ,
you're a disturbing him". •
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What Can I Do To Help?
1—Feed For Extra Eggs
2—Itaise Fall Chicks
3 --Mae Every Four Square Feet
of laying house capacity produce
200 eggs -this ;year:
You Can. Count On 'Purina
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junior Church.
3 p.m.----SundtiY School.
7 p.m.—Subject ; "God Calls Vs".
OUR FINANCE PLAN
For reliable farmers, we Will supply you with Hog Chow at to-
day's Cash Price, pay. when lie Hogs go to Market --me carrying
charge. • • 4tp,
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