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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-04-29, Page 11• , • .ra THURSDAY, APRII, 29th, 1943 .WHITECHURCFI •Miss Bertha McKay of Toronto •••- ,.....spent the ..week•end, ,•her:ipar eras 4 -04-0••• • '-r.Cay and other relatives. She sang a sole in the morning •in .the Pres • yterzen-churehT.-whith was ver much appreciated. • ' .Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKague o•f Teeswater Visited•on Sundaaispith -• her 'sister., lVtrs. Jas. McInnes and ' • ••Mr. M nes - • • Mrs."4:. F. McLean is spending .•a few- weeks with her daughter, • Gibson of Niagara P •• ••,,teNkir•••••••• • • 1 •.. • . • • . Tique Luctislow swami, Lvciwow, oNTARio an old esteeMed resident of -this community, haying pred here all her life. She passed o'way *Satur- oofiff41.40# AtAl.*FhOilikkOtiher-gb"' 11, e a, e.-z4uad -her husband' went..there to live not three weeks ago as they were -botlrin-goo eilth. She observed her 8?th birthday While there, ,Mrs. Jad•cittesjwas a life member. of 'the W.M.S. •and was a Member,' of the Presbyterian church. The urieral was- held On -Tueiday of this week to Win ham cenaeterY • g , • She leaves to mourn het :loss her usbarid and two sons, GeOtge of reston and. Wilfred of near Sun-. Ury, alsO• seiren grandehildren: his ' cOmmunity extends their yinPathr'to the bereaved. rela- Mrs Gibson Gillespie visited b • last iieek at Sarnia with her son T aek Gillespie and Mrs. Gil- s lesPie. • Mr. and Mrs, 'Clarence Co visited -on -Sunday with his• -Par ents• Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cox °o Goderich. ; v tives. X • f Teacher: William, what are the two genders? ( • i William: Masculine ,and femin- h ine. The feminine are divided in- t to frigid and torrid, •and thwmas- H u ine into teznperate and intern- m .perate.• • .o pianist;• . , PARAMOUNT . • J•Pwi •Allness • Vbs WICHI r ,,:er.‘resigned arid. .:IVirs.j Bob Reid,:was elected 'president of the_Women's . Institutg,at-- the - annual meeting eld at the home of Mrs. Jas. 1V1aelNiriald.* Officers fOr • the corning . year are; tis,resi-," dente Mrs. Bob ,Reid; vice Pres • Mrs.. Nelson. Rayxiardi sec.-treas., • Mrs. Orland Richards; 'district . • director, •1VIrs. Wm. Xempton.; • M' Verna Hamilton; PALE ELEVEN. • . sick committee, Mrs. Frank Mac - Charles, Mrs, D. Richards; war Work, Mrs. Robt. Hamilton, Mr,. jas. MacDonald, Mrs, Hender- son, .Mrs. D: Richards, Mrs. m. _Kerriptorir -press --reporter;-IVItS Robt.' Hamilton; Canadian indus- ries, Mrs. E. MacLennan; social welfare,.Mrs. O. MacCharles; cit- zenshiP, Buckingham; ome economics, Mrs. J. Hamil- on. Roll call was answered -by to help the Institute ,have oie Workers. A paper was -read n Social Welfare by 1rs._IEn, • and Mrs. Roy McInnes and • tWO children. of Toronto spent the • week -end with her parents Mr. ancl Mrs. ,Jo,hn Kennedy. ° Mrs. Toynbee Larnb and four children .Goderich Saturday there o r 4, • • he 'Red Cross held a concert and 4:ncein the Institute hall last evening. When the hall Was packed: Three ninribers were given by the scholars of. S.S. • No. 10 school and three numbers. • Were 'given by scholars oL 11schoOl. Master Currie -Bur- chill Ofe a monologue arid also solo, Mrs. Harold "Currie gave .,t-W.O•-•Whistlizii. solos accorn- " panied -by Mrs: Ezra:- Scholtz .at • the ,plario;• vocal „duet by Messrs. Garnet• dna' Carmen ,Farrier, ten •\, dressed' in old •fashioned "14-€4s gave a chorus en+4i.- Maids"; a recitation h3r thorn quartette- b3r. C La• -•••-2,410- oft and Jarzies Mrs. Du ""cloriati..... • den plate quilt tolthe Red t. Ticketa were sold on' it - • :brought over $11.00.• Janie. drew the ticket and the •• prier was Mrs., A. E. Pur•-. !ance was then enjoyed. ,,ic by Tiffin's orchestra • 'nnpanied A3r) • Mrs.....__Nelson de. drs. John Craig spent a few .a.srs last-w-eek-u-1:-Wirighilm with her daughter Mrs. Robt. Hall and • Mr. Hall. . Mr. and Mrs. Merril Cantelon of Wingham visited on Sunday • with her brother, Mr. Alfred Pat- terson. •• • Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Hender- son of . Wingham and Mr., and 1VIrs:'-Geirdori SteVrait of Sheffield visited on Sunday with Mrs: Dav- id Kennedy. • Od1�B -of -4"-o•rtage LaPrairie, Mrs. Jas. Wil- • son and Miss. Merle Wilson, R.N. of Wingham and Miss Agnes • son, R.N. of Toronto spent the week -end with iVtr, and Mrs. Jas. , Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Jantzi and • little Donald- of Milverton visit- ed ori Sunday ,with her brother, Mr. and IVIrs. George Fisher.. • Mrs. Wesley, Tiffin and Mrs. Viated on Monday with Mr. and '• Mrs. JOe Tiffin. • Miss Florence Beecroft of Tot- •, mitt) spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dustan • Beecroft. , • , Mr. and Mrs. Ilftrne Durnin and two sons of St. Helens, also Mr. Ms Harry Tichborne, of God- erich visited on 'Saturda:y with the ladies' mother Mrs. David nnedy. rs. C. Murray visited on Mon- day with Mr. (Dr.) ,Patterson of Lubknow, • . . MRS, ELI. JAC9tIES • deaf: • •rnr .' . • . • • • P sign. A contest. was conducted RY - by Mrs. "ADri. Hemptomand a let- OBITUA- banks re.4.4 meeting will beheld at the home of Mrs. Robt. -F'ay,7151-a-Sr-OTiciii—ffetet will be drawn on •a quilt. Visi,tors wel; • coine. ,lyfr. and Mrs. Oliver MacChar— les spent Sunday with IVIriF and Mrs. G. 1VIacGillivraY• lYfr: Carmen HaMilton has join- n e'lea- ed the army •andf, is stationed at Simcoe. RP ;•'''7771=F71.7 -71r, r:72 • Iliere passed aw4 at her hpme in Brussels:pli...Sunday.,,Apri1,18;-- Mis. Martha- Milner" Champion., w•41.4ow of Frederick ,Chanipiori in -her 78th year. She was born in ;West .WawanoStj,. the daughter of:• the late 'Mr. amt- Mrs, Charles '- Milner. Tfventy,,Seven years. ago they .moved to BrUssels.: 'M eixarriplodied in 1912:•Sh • • Easter visitors •with. Mrs. Jas.' MacDonald Were Mr. and •Mrs; :Frank Nitig-, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Harry•IPowler and son Alvin CJinton_and MissmIsabel- Scott. Harold Ritchie spent Sunday with his parents, Mr., and Mrs. Gordon Ritchie. •• • Mr. Robt. McIntosh, R. C. A. F. Manning Depot, Toronto, •spent the week -end with his 'parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack IVIcIntosh, also - Mr. Hugh McIntosh, .of Luckno‘iv.. Kelso MeNay..omithe. • . •.C.ongratulations-to and -Mrs. ves five sons and five daughters, Mrs. Ed Small, Wingham; Mrs. EarlSproal, Exeter; Mrs. James Clark, Chester, Pa.; Mrs. Thomas • Champion, New York, and Prfs- cilla, at home; Williamand Geo-. OtGTterbert, of Stratford, and Roy and Harry in BrusSels. . . private funeral was held on Tuesday afternoon from her home Brussets. Interment took pia in the .family plot in 'Bums • Cernetery. • 1 • 3. • • . • • . . O• glr of national emergency our country is making .11k, demands of iteiitizens such as' we have neverknown before. io And rightly,for we have neye_it r_b6nacea wu- this war has brought to- our doorsteps. '• ou — our depositors.— have responded loyally in Many • Ways, and we, at the Bank of Montreal; take particular pride in the splendid way you have bought Victory Bo' nds. We take pride, too, in the record of service --of this Bank to its customers iand to Canada. For a period of over 125 years — which has embraced the troublous times of eightrwars — our Bank has continued on its steady sPusey a4attire -that would 'far outshin its _record of the 'past. This • faith has always been justified . . . it is still as strong as ever. Today, in this time of national cnsis, *e appeal to you to suppOrt the nation's "war effort by/ drawing on your savings and earnings to the limit of your capacity to buy Victory Bonds. We shall be glad to place-theMin safekeeping for you at a very smakl charge; If you must have cash at any timei–Victory-- Bonds are 0. always acceptable as security for a bank loan and the arrange- • ments are simple and prompt. I Your country needs your help NOW through your support of the Fourth Victory Loan. ' • • . • • • „ , „. - ". • BANK OF MONTREAL 77•7:--7 •••••••• • • • • . - ••••,.-4•••••••••••,.; • r, •6•!,•.: t•P