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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-05-27, Page 11�t> THURSDAY, MAY 27th, 1943, Receives Cominiss on , . Lieut Harold Thompson is •: spending two weeks' ,,?lough at ' . his .home here. Last •eek "Bud" • - suceessf"uliy coraclu a' :course- . • at P.etawawa,.` qualifying .as 'a- 1st 'lieutenant ppf"S.tewart Catneron, who has been stationed ' at Jamaicafor'. more than a :year and . a . half, with the Argyll and Sutherland :regi - 7r rt rlt;-arri°v°ed i ts""home . here on. -Tuesday ht Since : h, is father's -death last week, :it had been impossible to get indirect contact with Stewart. I:t was be- lieved: his regiment was enroute' home but when4 they would ar- rive in Canada was unknown. Stewart ,was taken off the train at Hamilton on Tuesday, When he *as. informed of ' his father's death4 a arrived home that ev- ening: Went 'Well Over Quota Mr. and Mrs.' Jack Carter last week received'a letterlfrom LAC.. Lloyds Elliott of: 1Vlossbank,. Sask., iii. which he said that their station hadgoneover the top. in the Vic- -tory ic- -••• _tory; _Loan -•chive -by -71- --per--'cent • of its quota. With a personnel of 1,200, ,the station had invested • , $63,000 'in, bonds. . , To Lloyd, Mr., and. Mrs. Carter :are "Ma"' and "Papa", and in his letter . he. sent them a gift 'of :.$1:0:00. "It is' a little bit consider- ing what I owe-. to ,both of you", he said. ; Thanks 'Ipst:itute And Clansmen H.M:C.S..'Barrier_ -- May 1943. Dear Campbell;' ' .• The purpose of thin note is to ask a favor of you. In some•. ap- propriate manner, could you wri- t "vey my thanks to the Women" - Institute and the •Clansrnenil of - ---'•Lueknow for the lovely box and the cigarettes they •sert2-rine , at •Christmas. _"- Both were gratefully accepted and it is away beyond me to ex-• press my . thanks .to them. • I am indeed late in doing this bid it's better late I than never: As you know, in,this Tavy,.a lot of things have to be left undone. I often think of you people back in Lucknow mostly with, a lone- some feeling. I'm sure we will all be glad to finish this job and get back home again. If you will 'do this •Campbell, I want to thank you very sin- cerely. .h remain, Fred Webster. -' A track supervisor received the following note from one' of his for en: ``Am sending, in accident • i• ort ono Casey's. foot, which he str 'ck with the spike maul. Now, s under `Remarks', • dd you want mine or -Casey's,?" JACK SMITH,' 8 years old,' soli of Trooper & Mrs. Chester Smith died In:Kincardine Hospital on Monday of last week, from injur- ies received a few hours ' earlier when he was struck by a car driven by Arnott Watt of Han - ver, The lad's 'father is.• over= •.Wife: There's someone creeping Upstairs. - • Hubby: What's 'the time? Wi:tiE"iiricsrr: • Hubby: Well, j,thank goodhess it'a 'riot me this time. dl4 • THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ZION Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hunter on Sunday 'were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bradley and Jimmie of 'Laurier, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hackett • and family of Belfast: Miss Irlma Hackett of Toronto is at her home here taking a. com- plete rest for a dew weeks as her health 'has been somewhat iia= paired of late from diseased ton- sils. .Miss Irene Anderson of Hamil- tOri, Mr. Fred ,Anderson of Brant- ford were :visitors over the week- end with'friends here and at'Maf- eking. Fred has recently enlisted in the Air Force , and, expects to go .shortly to Quebec, • • Our teacher, Mass' Ada Web- ster underwentan appendix op- eration in Goderich Hospital on Moiaday. last. Her, _nanny friend's wish her a speedy recovery: Miss Feriae Twaniley is- supplying. for the remainder of the ' term. Service will be withdrawn ,here next Sunday on account of Hack- ett's anniversary services.' Mrs. Sam Reed spent Saturday. in Guelph with Lorna;. who i 'in Guelph I er daughter, urse in- training spitl. •WF -ITECH.URCH' . { Mr.' Russel Reid of Brantford was calling:on Old "'friends in the village on'• Sunday. Mr. 'and Mrs. Frank, Paterson and Scott • :Paterson of Detroit :were -visiting with their father, Mr. Ken Paterson recently. tl Anniversary services will be herd in the Presbyterian ' church here next Sunday 'when the. Rev. Mr. Taylor- w(ill be the speaker. There will be no service in the United Church that day. Mrd.' Jack Gillespie of Sarnia spent the ' week -end with rela- tives here. Mr. and. Mrs. J. F, 1Vft*Lean ,spent Sunday in Walkerton. with their daughter, Mr, & 1V[rs. Cross. At the, time' of writing, Mr. Ed Gaunt 'is seriously' ill,' relatives being called there yesterday:' BORNL-to Ur. and • Mrs Dont aid.. 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Objcetii+e: This Secpnd Order makes available for etscntial• employments the ser- vices of men .in classes already designated under National Selective Service .Mobilization Regulations, who arc pow employed in speci- fied non-csscrltial.empltl mcnts. B. EMPLOYMENTS COVERED BY THIS. ORDER: Men, of the specified categories, arc covered if now employed -at: (I) Any occupation in or associated' with retail stores; (2) any occupation in or associated with the mantlfacturing of feathers, plumes and artificial flowers; cltewitig gum; wine; lace goods; greeting cards; jewelry; (3) any occupation in or associated with distilling alcohol for beverage: (4) any occupation in or assn• elated with the factory production of• staitiary,• and art goods; (5) any occupa- tion in the operation of ice cream• parlotirs ant soda fountains;(6)a of the follow- , 1 any ing occupatons: ' bus boys; charmen and cleaners; custom furriers; • dancing teachers; dish washers; doormenand starters; greens keepers; grounds keepers; porters (other than in railway train ser- vice); private chauffeurs.' • C. AGE AND MARITAL CLASSES OF MEN COVERED BY Tins .ORDER: •(a) Eery' man born in any year from 1917 to 1924 (inclusive) who has reached lege 19; (b) every man born from 1902 to 1916 (inclusive), who,, at 16,ly" 15, 1940. was unmarried; or divorcedor judicially separated, or a widower without child or children; (c) every man born from 1902 to •1936 (inclusive) who has become a • 'widower since July '15, 1940, and' is` without child or children now • living; (d) every than born front 11902 to 1916 (inclusive) who, since July 15, 1940, has" been divorced or judicially separated. • D. Procedure to be Followed: Air men as defined above must report to an Employment arid Selective Service Office not later than June 15th, 1943. Men'resident outside a city or town having an Employment and Selective • Service Office, too. far removed to call per- sonally, may write to the nearest office, and await further directions. E. OBLIGATIONS 010 EMPLOYEES: When directed to: accept employment, men referred to in Paragraphs B and C above are required b"y"the Rcgu afrons toof"llbw-" T the direction. J. .Authority: This Order is`i issued by the .Minister of tabour under National Selective Service Civilian Regulations, (P.C. •246 of . January 19th. 1943, and amending Orders. in Council). K. This Second Order is Additional to First 'Order: Employments listed in Para- graph'B above, declared, non:essential in 'this Second Order, are 'additional -to the non- essctitial employments contained in the First Order, The I:irir Order, issued on May 4th, 19,43, required compliance by May 19th 'on the part of employees 'desigfiated under Mobilization Regulations, and also of their pk . re; •-ur-thc"`fRflo� trg- Irtcs••'a cur (1) . taverns or •liquor, wine!and beer stores; (2) retail sale of candy,.ch:lfrctioncry, to- bacco, books, stationery, uta5s; (?) -barber shops and, beauty parlours; (9) retail. and 'wholesale florists (5) service stations (gaso- linc-filling stations); (6) retail sale of motor. vehicles .or accessories; (7) • retail site of sporting goods or musical instruments; (8) waiter., taxi driver, etc ..•ator operator, hotel bell boy, 'domestic •scrvant; (9) any, 'occupa- tion in or d'i'rectly aisociated with entertain- fircru inrluditig but notarestricted to theatres, .film, agencies,. znati5iz • pirutre companies,. clubs, bowling alleys, pool rooms; (10) any occupation in' or directly associated with dyeing; cleaning, and pressing. (not including - laundry work); baths; guide •-ser?(icet 'sh'oe shining•. , . • - F, OBLIG:ATiONS OF EMPLOYERS:. It will be p illegal for an employer o o'retainin Q t his etnplo'y after June 15111, 1943, any men referred to in Paragraphs 13 and C above. unless a special permit hos been obtained from Seh ctivo'Servicc... G. Transportation: Provision, will be made fix transportation or men moved to a new place of residence. • . 11. Appeals: If objecting r6 transfer to other employment when directed, a man may enter appeal with a Court of Referges within 7 days. I.;1'enalties: Pcnaltiet are provided. for either employer or employees failing to comply with this Order. • Men referred vcoana with Mobilization no at the nt office, ization Regunlatio indicating m lit LA OUR NationalSele`it'itte Service mf -3 4 - HOLYROOk .of Dundas,.- Mr." and Mrs. John Reid of Reid's 'Corners, .1Vfr. and • * Mrs. -Ernest Pridltam of Goder ich Were weekend visitors with. Mr; and Mrs. Raynard Ackert.: Mr. and : MrS. George' Saunders, Louie and . Gordon' of .Mafeking . • spent Monday at Mr. '° Eddie ' • Tli„ 1npson's. . Mr, ,and -Mrs. :Graham .and Olive. .Were . week -end . ' vi:si'tors. with friends at Chesley and Duke. .. hang: ' . ' Mr. 'and. Mrs. l'Cliff Young: and family 'spent' Friday evening at" Mr. Reggie Broom's. • • ' Mrs. Alrner Ackert and Jack, Miss -Doris .Eadie'. and Mr. ,Lornt Eadie•, spent Sunday at Mr. Ewart -Taylor's, -Lucknow. Mr. • and Mrs. • Duncan' Camp- be11 of •Kiril ss spent Sunday atMr..M.. and Mrs. James Baker's., . Miss Celia Wilson 'and Mr. Rob • ert.. Campbell of • Lucknow spent --Sunday.. evening with. Mr. and Mrs. Bill_ Gr..aham. , Mrs.' Harold 'Congram 'spent .a. few 'days the( past week • with 2nd .•P M1 . Concession. , friends. Mrs. Raynard 'Ackert will be the hostess • for 'the next meeting . of the H.W.I.' on Thursday;, June 3rd.' Mr, and Mrs. Winston . • • MA F E K I NG• Visitors: over,the week -end 1\ with r. and'Mrs. E. Blake were .. . Mrs. Forsythe oof Winnipeg, Dr. Dan Blake" and Mr. and Mrs., Douglas Gibson of Toronto,, with Mr.' and Mrs.' ' T. J. Anderson," Fred. Anderson .of Brantford and his. sister, Irerie of Hamil.toh,•with Mr. .and : Mrs. H. Horton, S. B. ' - Stothers .afid°"-family', of Arthur, .Mrs. 'J. A. 'Crispin 'arid sons'.of. Lucknow: . Mrs. Thos. Blake spent . the week -end at her daughter's, Mrs. Don MacIver, Kinloss. Mr. and Mrs. Percy: Blundell and babe, of Goderich spent the holiday. at Mr. • Will Irvin's: Miss Fern Twarnley is teaching at Il Zion for 7,iviiss ' Ada Webster, -who is •convalescing-after-an--ap=— pendixoperation..' Mrs. :Harold Hackett and Miss Nellie Cranston •of -Fergus were home for the • holiday week -end. Mr. Ernest Blake is in Toronto for a few • days. There was a good attendance- at Mother's, Day -Service on Sunday morning.' William Finlay Andrew was .baptized. CENSORSHIP The .following poem was sent to his parents at Orillia 'by Alex Campbell Who .was serving with the American artillery in North Africa. • • I can't tell when I started: Or how, or when or where; The only thing I'm certain of— I'm sure' as heck not there.` I can't tell how I.. travelled— 'By foot or car er train; Or, if I sailed the ocean blue, -Or•-•'trrek-"a'°'transpt rt plane. I c 't say when we landed --- Set foot upon the'sod, or f I mentioned where or when I'd face a firing squad. I cannot mention weather, That also is taboo. • I cannot say it rained or snowed- We had a heavy dew. I can't say what I'm doing now, Or name the spot I'm at; I don't dare •mention one darn thing, And ,that's the • end of that. • The next•tiin-e 1 am writing home, To just address an envelope And insert a piece 'of paper.