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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-05-06, Page 7• TH LUCKNO ?K' BEN E. ;~ L TD.1KN.ow, - O.NTARIO. , fat c�r�•a"o` tE EO1ViMl•:111C'ING":.>[i' '-Ltr -x— i�RTH SIDE..of village ;THRSDAY, EACH WEAK SouTH ',SIDE _of Yiliage�. FR1DA.Y,: EACH- WEEK GARBAGE & TIN. CANS. MUST BE KEPT SEPARATE s TIN CANS :MUST" BE THOROi1GHIY' WASHED F3 ti ,• ; CREWE 9 E Mr: and Mrs.' Wilfred Drennan, Lorainne . 'and J. C. visited . on Sunday with Mr. 'Drennan's par- ents Mr.and Mrs. James Drop rel• eavren• spent a few ,days with ,her sis ter, Mrs Vernon` Hunter, ...• • • PAGE SEVEN Messrs. Bill French and Hornier :Durnin of •H amilton and Graham Durnih . of Galt spent; Easter wit , friends here.,• • '• • • Mrs.- F. Elliott,' Ingersoll; Mrs. T. Schewer, June and Grant -and Mrs.. Wrn. Donaldson, Charles & David of Hamilton and Mrs. C Humber,Goderich,. spent Wed- nesday with', their cousin,- Mrs• Jim Sherwood... Mr. and Mrs: Torn Anderson Jr. were guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. Jack Curran on Sunday evening. .Mr.:.._ and -Mrs.' Lorne- • Emmons. and 'Muriel visited her ' parents,, Mr and -Mrs. George Freefan, • Leeburn, on Sunday; , A number from -.here attended the funeral of tile. late William Shiells which took . place on Sat= urday. The sympathy of this conn- munity is extended to. the be • . C,....Drennan. • who passed his En- reaved ones; trance examination at Easter. and • Congratulations are due Mxi ;i .is: •nciw .r.eady.fo'1r_::faran-"w-or-k: • ---•---.- DO ATIONV`• •T.W OARD FIVE RED CROSS UNIT ,Ward I�Five, H>Ilroh Township, Red Cross donations for the past '•four months are:ea's'dollows: 'one "ng, 4 t' . .Av "r;.,'`` cluji t 1 ; •^;:zET.'.J'• A'- row iiN' quilt 'top; ' Mrs. •'• Cecil Robb; or e quilt top_, Mrs.....Osborne;. Blanche Hooey; '1• quilt top, Mrs. 'Bowers; 1 quilt; 1 quilt' top and 2 hafts, Mrs. Macintosh; 1 lining, Mrs. Dexter; 1.. quilt top and lin- ing, Margaret Henderson; 2 batts, Mrs. Ross; 1 erib quilt; Bet11-.Mc Tapish; 1 lining, Mrs. •:Rase; two batty, Mrs. "MacLeod;'' quilt don-' ated-' by `Miss-MacNairn, $2011; quilt'donated.by Mrs. Cecil,Robb, $18.25; Lower' 4th, $7.86; euchre at Meryvn H.00ey's, $'10.00; euchre at Harringt-bn's, 118.25.' • Russian Relief donations:_ Up: - Per p -per 2nd; 1 ..quilt; Lower 2nd, 3 qui`its `Mrs. Donald—MacKenzie, 4.•q144, Upper 4th; 1•quilt,_lining and batty donated by miss Doug- las; Lower. 4th, 4 quilts, .1 lining by „Mrs. ' Jelin Colling, 1 top by Mrs. Vogan.` • STEAK... just a seagull.: NO COFFEE... just putrid water. NO HEAT. just_ a freezing wind to chill the bones! :Ay Men forced down, at sea know what hardship is. TheX`know tihe •toltures of`thi"rst ofThunger and of utter. helplessness. ,)Our•own airmen have tasted that hardihip in the •bleak Atlantic; British flyers have come through the ordealin the North Sea. Eddie Rickenbacker and his six companions fought the •'mad Pacific" for twenty-one days in Good- year life rafts: Yes,.all these men know hardship. - We in Canada live in 'security and comfort ... our fighting men live in danger and• discomfort. We ... all of us ... can provide the money to ."BACK THE ATTACK!" That's' little enough, when we know that every dollar invested now brings added security to our loved' ones and to our homeland! "s ��1"'W7k�A,alrly��in�li•:^.r �Y'.1I ��'I V Y >„4S�Ap`rY'�h.a41's-�•� VICTORY : BONDS sts Suppliers to the Navy, Army and Air force al quality=•; built rubber products, including special bullet resisting tires for army vehicles; tires, wheels and brakes (or air- planes; molded rubber parts for the Navy; bogey wheels for tanks, life rafts; self•sealing gasoline tanks for 'planes and combat cars; self-sealing gasoline hosei Been gun clips; shell protectors; mine gaskets, crash helmets; camera visors, trainer la sticks; and a host of other made- in•Canada articles for Canadian fighting equipment • .• �..,....7::, a ^u ituLYT..IY .•i;.hW4% 46J1tNbC1E".A'f'S�• 07��"`�. :.... ... 'T,he, meeting was opened by the -singing=ef hymn 88 -after which__. the Lord's prayer was repeated in " unison. • The scripture lesson; was read together. Edha Banwell was ,appointed' vice presid • • t to act ,in place of Sandy McCharles.,,,. The topic was taken by. Lillian Osborne. Rev. Beech gave a very • interesting Easter talk: Hymn 148 was. sig after which Mr. Beech closed with prayer.. Contests .con- ducted by Beth MacTavish were., enjoyed by all. Presbyterian Y. .. 1 i.. A. The regular meeting of the Y. W. A. was held at -the home of Mrs. B. Yoven with -the vice pres.; ident,, Mrs. J. 'E. .Little in ` the chair. The Bible study, prepared by . Mrs. N. S. Calvert Was read' by Miss Gl dys 'MacDonald. The topic on"WWWrld Fellowship" was given by Mrs. • C. Finlayson. 1VIiss Helen. MacDonald outlined -the' current events from the Glad •-T-idings".--Mrs: -J— D:-liwoss=ga�*e--a�- reading, Hymn 381 was sung and the meeting closed, with prayer. W.M.S. Presbyterial' The. 29th annual' meeting of the Maitland Presbyterial .'Society of. the W.M.S. of the • Presbyterian churchwill be held, .in St., An- drew's Church,:. Wingham, ori•. Tuesday May 11th with two' ses- sions commencing at 10 a.m.. and 1.30. p.m. :The ..special'. speaker,,.: Mrs. V. A. Smith. of Hainilton, Provincial president, will° conduct -- a forum of•interest to.Home Help- ers, Mission Band, Young Women and Girls' secretaries. Miss Frieda, Matthews, representing the'•Coun- cil Executive will lead a discus- sion re the change of date of the annual meeting... Presbyterian Guild The : meeting' on Monday even- ing opened with the singing of psalm 109 'followed by 'the Lord's :prayer in unison.. Donald Hen- derson read the scripture' lesson' and the Bible study; was "'given by Mrs. J. E. Little. The topic on "Planning a Life9i' was given by Ronald Johnston,, The Cate- chism question was explained, by •Everett Lane. Musical numbers' included a vocal .solo by_ Helens Mowbray and a • piano solo by . Helen MacDonald. Games and contests. were conducted by Mar- ion MacDougall; Hymn 663 and prayer by- Mr. Ross closed the meeting. NEW PHONE DIRECTORIES.' 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