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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-04-29, Page 4la 4 • , „••• 9. Alma Feint THE I•170KNOW SIDITINIM4 ILAUCKNOW•ori.Ao •1' CLANSMEN'S • Arintsal spring Dance IN THE TOWNHALL —• A Lucknow, Friday April 30 At 9.30 Sharp Featuring NOVELTY Danes $25.00 in Cash Prizes CARRUTHERS' ORCHESTRA ADMISSION 50c Best Set SQUARE DANCE AT 1020 SHARP $8. Prize for The wool of ten sheep is needed a $100, Victory Bond will buy.sox to outfit a Canadian soldier, yet for 270 men. Patriotism of Ratioved • • n Huron County Let's Email More ictory Bonds Sales to date are -encouraging. That's fine, but let's not take this for granted. LET'S MAKE SURE THAT OUR *QUOTA WILL BE OVERSOLD. •As a matter of. fact, there should be.no qufotas in Connection' With the sale of Victory Bonds. Until the war has been won there,can bena halting -no resting for any of, us. We haven't won tie war yet. Our fighters are _not -working on a -quota basis. They are "all out" doing q everything they can to get the job done.- • So, if we give this matter thought, each of us will buy MORENictory Bonds. We will buy all we can for cash, and we will buy more -on the instalment plan -all we can pay for in the next six months. If necessary, we will scrimp and save to do it Come On . . People Of Huron County Let's do more than our share This ad is sponsored by the Huron County War Finance Committee •-• 9 BOUNDARY EAST , Miss FlOrence Hudson of Wing- harri and Ands Mamie Irwin -of 2nd Concession are spending Eas- ter week With Mrs. Hudson and Gretta: Misa_Shirley SILOin good repair,--Painta,-Yarnishes, Enamels and .THIJIMPAT, ..441114. .$00, iHt • don is spending,the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. -MacDonald. Mr. John Griffin and son'Lar- ry of Detroit spent the past week at MT. John MacMillan's. Mrs. Pharis Mathers and. Caro: line visited.' at her parents home in Ashfield, on. Sattird,O• Mr. and Mrs. Pat MacMillan arid Margaret 'visited on Sunday with Mrs. MacMillan's .parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wrangler near Walkerton. Mr. Wrangler under - hospital -operation -in Walkerton_ on.,,Friday. We are glad to 'report 'his condition as fay= orable. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Cantelon of Wingham and Mr: John Pat- terson of London visited over • the week-encl-wl ith their brother, Mr. Alfred Patterson. • • Easter .visitors-at-Mr,TGeerge - Fisher's were Mr.. and. Mrs. L. Jantzi and Donald of Milverton,. Mr. and Mrs. John Carruthers of -Mildmay, Mr. Elliott and Miss Lillian Carruthers, • Miss Grade Boyd, Mr. Jack Giilies, Mr. Ray- mond Hamilton, Mrs. Lorne Dur- nin and two tons. Congram's tractor is busily en- gaged in this -neighborhood at. present. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hackett of Ashfield and Mrs. Melvin Hackett of Ipperwashspent° Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pharis Mathers.. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dawson and Donald of Toronto visited over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. J. Dawson and at -Mr. Ed. 4101114's:• " Mr. and,Mrs., George Kennedy arid sons visited with 'Mrs. Ken.. nedy of Whitechurch for Easter. Mrs. Frank Miller and family spent an evening last week with "Mrs. George Fisher. ' The April meeting of the Wo- men's Institute was held in the hall at Whitechurch with the pre- sident, Mrs. Grain, in the chair. After the Opening exercises the roll call was • answered by "If you were a prime minister,‘ what laws would you make". A paper on Talks on China was read by Mrs, Cecil and Mrs. Jas. Falconer. Mrs. Dawson Craig and.IVIrs. Gar- net. Farrier sang. "Farewell to, Thee", and Mrs. Jas. Falconer gave • an •interesting reading on "Learning a Chinese language". Mrs. Grain tendered her fesigna- tion as president and Mrs. Jack McIntyre as secretary. A nomin- ating committee, Mrs: G. E.,Far- der, Mrs. Thos.. Morrisein and Mrs. Geo. McClenaghan was ap- pointed to bring in a slate of of- ficers at the annual meeting in May. The meeting was elated With the National Anthem. • The regular monthly meeting of the W.M.S. of the Presbyterian church, Whitechurch, was held .last week with the president, Mrs. Albert Walters.in the chair. The scripture lesson was read re- • sponsively and Mrs: Annie Laid- law led in the Glad Tidings. pray:. er., 'The meditation period, with an Easter message, was taken by Mrs. W. J. Coulter. Mrs. E. Well - wood had charge of the topic, "New Canadian Loyaliatt". Mrs.. J S. Craig led in prayer for the mistichlaries. Mrs. Murray gave an interesting talk on the Chinese in Canada and Mrs: Walters gave a reading "The Alibaster Box". Miss Annie Kennedy wa's appoin, teed Glad Tidings secretary for the rest of the. year. The trieciing closed with' prayer by the presi- dent. also Gurrisey heifer for sale,, freshened„ Vernon Hunter, R. 1, Lucknow. FOR SALE ---Bay gelding, rising 4 years; also Red,Clover & Tim- othy. Cecil Johnston, .:'Phone 774-10. FOR SALE - No. 12 DeLaval cream separator, Golden Jubilee make, good as new. Apply at Sentinel Office. • • FOR SALE -2 Durhath cows, due to freshen seoriAlmo Pritchard, Lucknow; - 'Phone 64-T-3, Lucknow. 'HOUSE FOR SALE -brick house, good garage and garden, situated in ,Lucknow. Apply at Sentinel' Office : • FOR SALE -Grade Durham bull, k_ blood tested, ready1 for service, to sell at market price. J.W. Col- well, R. 1 Holyrood,-Phone ley..• HORSES FOR SALE -:-team of 3 -year-olds; 6 -year-old horse, 5 - year -old horse; team 7 and 8 yrs.; and a cheap horse. , Norman O'Connor, R.R. 7 Lucknow, phone Dungannon 66-22. ,.• F..'peft Faster v'Wer-aflier A CARD OF THANKS Card of Tbanks••:' The family- of the late Henry Pinnell wish to thank their friends. of Kinlough for their kindness showni,to them in their recent bereavement;especially' thCstatt-drKincarcinie riospital, Rev. Mr. Gallagher, Mr: W. Dav- „iton and for the beautiful floral tributes: The nieces and brother- of the late Alexander McKenzie wish to acknowledge with sincere ap- preciation the acts of kindnesi and expressions of sympathy by friends and rielifil3Ort-iii-thefr- bereavethent. 'Card- af ThanksMr. and Mrs. j. W. Colwell and Mr. Mervyn Hedley and children wish to express grateful apprecia- tion of the many kind acts and expressions of sympathy exten- ded them by friends and neigh:. bors in their bereavement. Card of Thanks - Stuart Collyei' wishet to adk.,, nowledge with since thanks the lovely gift of ,knitted goods re- ceived from the Lucknow Red Cross. , It is much 'appreciated. Card of Thanks The family of the late Mrs. Alexander MacKenzie wish to acknowledge with grateful thanks the kindness and sympathy of friends in their bereavement. decorating needs in stock. Philip Stewart, 'Phone 8, Lucknow. WANTED TO PURCHASE -7 -Pul- lets all breeds and ages 4 Weeks up to 20 weeks. High 'prides ,paid.' Write for full .details. leweddile Chick ,Hatcheries Limited, Fer- gus, Ontario. NOTICE EE TREES -spruce or reforestation and windbreaks are available to the residents of Weit-WalVanoth, while they last. Apply to Durnin Phillips, R..2, Lucknow. ' ss, NOTICE NOTICE RE DRY CLEANING All articles to . be sent .to Arm- itage , Dry Cleaners, Wingham, must be left at our store not later thaii 10 a.m. eacli.TuetilaY if re, quired by Friday of that week. CON DECKER, Lucknow. - • • T. ARMSTRONG OPTOMETRIST' IN ,I..UCKNOW EACH WEDNESDAY , AFTERNOON- 1:30 t6 o'clock AT WM. SCHMID'S STORE P. Stuart MacKenzie. BARRISTER & SOLICITOR Walkerton, Ontario. IN LUCKNOW Each Wednesday _ Afternoon, & Evening At G. H. SMITWSOFFICE-- Ordcr May Chicks now, and be "lucky” when egg prices climb next Fall. See me„ or phone me, right away. Personal attention, prompt delivery.- FINLAYSON BROS. LUCKNOW ZION Nfr, and -Mrs. Alex McKenzie. of Detroit were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrew op Wednes- day last. Easter and holiday yisitors are David Anderson. of• Toronto;. Mis- ses Kathleen Gardner and Irlma Hacket of Toronto at their. re- speetive homes here; Mises Loi and Beryl Freeman of Leeburn with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Gard- ner and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hun- ter; Mr. and Mrs.- Ivan Switzei• of Toronto with Mr. and Mis. Jack Gardner and- other relativos in the communily; 1171ri. and Mr;. Nelson Wchsto-r and snh 1,os8 of Windsor-, Mr: anklyht. David —11--fteic i .. - er• Mrs. Jennie Fitz.gerald who ha,i spent the past ,two months with' her sister, Mrs. R. Gardner, te- turned to her home in Dungan- non. Mr. Eldon Ritehie•has been sick the past week with the mumps. • Mr. 'and Mrs. Bruce Holland & son Wesley spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs -Peter Cook. Mits Elsie Ritchie was a .God- erich visitor over the week -end. • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson And Mr. Dave AndetSon spent Monday, with Goderich friends. 1VIrs. Mary 1VIcAuley, of Ripley Spent Sunday' with her daughter, Mr. an4 Mrs. Frank Ritchie, tr.avei;„For Revival --4- e'vening—lat 8 o'cloePth k.. Plejel'inelosi-7:- I change in time.