The Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-07-29, Page 9•
.TIIURSBAY, JULY 29th, 1943
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THE LIJCANOW SENTINEL, laccKNovv, ONTARIO
...Eldon ..413UCkingharri • left last
week for Edmonton to commence,
training in the R.C.A.F. f. .
• " Flt.-.$gt.•• Gordon Carnpbell of
: • . the R:C.A.F.,', returned • recently
to Portage La Prairie. after- spend-'
ing his. fttrIOUgh, with4his pareritS.
...• ,. .‘ - Mel •Steirart, • son., .of Rev. and
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Mrs.. J. W. Stewart. has • signed- up .
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in the R.C.Au..F.,,Iiiit. does 'not.,re-'
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Harold Ritchie .of the Canadian
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• Navy, Mrs. Ritchie and son :Gary.
cif London have been visiting
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with the former's 'parents, Mr.
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and Mrs. James Ritchie.: . • ...
Pte. George 'Moore., .pnly son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert.Moore of
. .. Dungannon, • has , been' 'invalided
home• from overseas. Accompan
ied by his' .wife, ..Pte. Moore 'vis-
ited his parents'. at • Dungannon.
CaptainJ. Edwin Smith, son of.
Mr: and Mrs. James Smith of
Liicknow, has' • been, transferred.
from Windsor to Londoh. He is
With the ArznyAxaminer.--Corps-
. ,and 'Wag engaged in this corinec-
• ,:tion On Monday at the Listowel
• - . training centre.
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Natry and a member of the crew
• of the D.estroyer Hainilton • is
home dn a 28 -day furcilligh.
Har, -
old has •been on cOnvoy patrol
on the Atlantic, and expects to
- -be-asSign-ed-to another boat on
• 'his return. His 'duties are .in con-
nection with the operation of sub-
marine deteetion, devices..
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Arrived Overseas
Mr. and 'qrs. M. Greer re-
ceived a •cable last Thursday an-
nouncing the arrival overSeas of
• their son, ,LAC, Harold Greer.
• The cable had been filed the pre-
vious Saturday: "Toby's" depar...
• tare:was delayed somewhat as he
•spent a couple of 'weeks in the
hospital at. Halifax before ern• -:
barking.: ,
• Gordon McIntyre, who has been
stationed for a time with .the
. • Canadian Army at Halifax has
been,postd to Kingston for
,special course. •••,
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• '.Reid McKim, who has been a
• . member of the. Canip Ippdrwash
Prper.---BarAsuirtime," has
given. uP'the band work, and has
beenposted it, Halifax for an
army. course.
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• CPI: and Mrs. .Pred Stewar
areat present s•pending;his fur
lough, in.tucknOw and Wingharn.
Fred is .attached to the • Postal
Corps and, •is stationed at Mon
treal, Where he is .one of :a. staf
of over one hundred postal clerks
who handle. nothing''bizt cigaret
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tes to the boys ovnrseas---and,
, keepS them lnisy. .Over 800 Mai
'bags, . packed 'full with • smoke's
is the customary 'daily_ dispatch
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In case of loss at sea th srankes
are rePlliced, and by the carefi'll
- .check ing,..systeny.. they use. Fred
. sees. no reason why any of tiles(
packages, should fail 'to arri‘'ez
• eventually°. ".Frki fregniritlY 'has
packages •paSsing' through his
hands .addressed to boys he knows
frorn this, community. It is per-
missible tn "scribl;le" a- note on
the packages in suchcases. and
'he often(nes.
Handles Overseas Smokes
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Takes Over Paper
• Jean Treleaven, daughter of
Mr:and Mrs. :Harvey Trelenv(
has taken • over. the Free
delivery route . and 'started her
;ditties last AVeck., She succeed
qrani, and Lloyd 'Gollati..• •
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'VOTING INTELLIGENTLY?
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Prominent members of all three
parties were willing to coren.bets
'that. ,their respective,„: candidate
would poll More thati..ten votes
in the Township of Greenock in
this Riding. •
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A RRANGE1VIENTS have been made for members of the Reserve Units of, the Canadian
Pi Militia who will be in Camp during the week commencing Sunday, August 1st, 1943,
to record their votes in the present election to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario.
Members of such units in, Military Distriet No 1, and Military District No. 2, will be
• alio wed to vote at Advance Polls, as listed, below, �n Saturday, July 31st,' 1943. •The Department of National Defence (Army) has arranged she schedule of training for
Reserve Units of Military District No. 3 so as to permit members of Reserve Units froM
this district to leave Connaught Ranges.Camp on: Tuesday, August 3rd and be home in
time to vote on Wednesday, August 4th, 1943. • -
The Advance Polis available for members of Reserve Units of Canadian Militia, Travellers,
Railwaymen and Mariners will be open from 8 o'clock A.M. until 5 o'clock P.M. and from
.7 o'clock P.M. until 10 o'clock P.M. on Saturday, July ,31st and Monday and Tuesday,
August\ 2nd and 3rd, in the following placei:-
LOCATION FOR ADVANCE POLLS FOR GENERAL ELECTION' 1943
,Electoral District ,' Location of Polls•
. Electoral District
, .Brantford Brantford . Storrnont
Cochrane North Cochrane • Sudbury , •-
• • Dufferin-Simcoe ........Orangeville, Collingwood, • , Temigkam
.• . , • .,• Alliston • , Victoria
Durham ••• • Waterloo North ...... ..
figin . . Waterloo South ..... ...
• Fort Williarn • 'Welland
Halton • Wellington South
Wentworth
• Location of Polls
Cornwall ,
• Capreol; Sudbury, Chapleau
amine •
Englehar‘:
Lindsay •
Kitchener • .
Galt, Preston
Welland, Port Colbbrne
Guelph
Hamilton
Port Hope
St. Thomas, Bayham
Fort. William
Oakville
Hamilton East .... Hamilton
Hamilton Centre Hamilton
Hamilton -
Wentworth Hamilton
Hastings West .. : ................... Trenton
Huron • Goderich, Clinton
Kenora
• Kent West
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K• enora, Sioux Lookout,
nace, Rocklin, Hudson
Chatham, 'Wallaceburg.
Kingston • Kingston
Lambton West • Sarnia
Lanark :... • Carleton Place, Smith's
• • Falls
Lincoln rt. *it .4444 tore Catharines
Leeds .Brockville
London • London
Middlesex North London
Muskoka -Ontario .....:MaCTier
Niagara Falls... • Niagara Falls; Port
Nipissing . North Bay-Mattawa
Northumberland. . Cnbourg
Ontario • ' ' Oshawa
Ottawa South Ottawa
Ottawa East •'Ottawa
Parry Sound, • Parry Sound
Peel, .•Brampton • ..,
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Perth -.Stratford, Palmerscbn, • St.
' ' ' Mfiry's ,• •
Peterborough; Havelock
Port Arthur, Schreiber,
, Nakiiia• , •
Erie
Reterborougah
Part ArthArthur
Windsor-Walker-
.• ville Windsor
• Windsor -Sandwich „Windsoi:
Newmarket (Council
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• Chamber)
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York Fast 63• Eastdale Avenue, •To-
ronto_
22 Cameron Crescent, Lea.
side
YOrk Soutli
398 Vaughan Rd., Toronto
3512 Eglinton Avenue W.;
• Toronto
• • York West New Toronto -146 Fifth. St.
Mimico-40 Mimico Ave.•
Ward 3-585 Jane Street ,
York North •
TORONTO
Beaches • 281 Scarborough Road ,
Bellwoods .......206 Montrose Avenue
• Bracondale • 735. Ossingtan Avenue
D'overcourt 1230 pave,nport Road
1118 'Moor Street West
Eglinton 2415 Yonge Street
High Park 2971 Dundas Street West •
Parkdale • 255,3 Dundas Street West
1728 Queen Street West .
Riverdale 98 Pape Ave. (corner Queen
Stieet. East)
90 Chester Avenue
Andrew
David ,455 Spidinai Avenue
60 St. Jame g Avenue
George t Foresters' Hall, 22 College
•Street
St. Patrick ..... : .. -.161 Admiral Road ' '`•
176 Beverley Street
-Woodbine 31 Athletic Avenue
St.
St.
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iiny River ' • Rainy River, Atikokan• St,
Sailit Ste. Marie........Sault Ste. Mari'e 'White
River, Hawkes Junction,
• Hornpayne
Sim coe Centre Allandale
Sinicot East-- ... ... Port Mc-
NicCd
• AL8X. C. LEWIS,.
CHIEF ELECTION OFFICER °
ONTARIO .
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South Rinloss W. M. S. .
On Wednesday, July 21st, 13
members of the Kinlough Pres-
byterian W.M.S. and one visitor
were entertained at the. 'South
Kinloss Manse. -Mrs. John MC -
Lean. had charge of the first part
•of the meeting 'which opened with• 0.
Call to Worship, hymn and Scrip-
• ture read* by Mrs. Philip, •Mrs.
:J. R. Lane " led .in prayer. Miss
' Helen Malcolm rendered a .loYely
solo. Miss, Nellie Malcblm had the
'study .book which dealt with the;
work' of .the Presbyterian, ehtiren
arriong the Frerich. C,Anedians- Arid- ,
Mrs. Perry Hodgins gave in
teresting item about :the. new.
French Church recently operied
in MontreaL The• singing of a sec-
ond hymn, a short pbem by Miss
• Helen IVIalcolm and the render-
ing of a .violin solo by Rev. H F. -
• Dann brought the proceedings to
the business period of the after-
noon which, was taken by the .
president, .Mrs. J. R. Lane. Prayer
by Mr. Dann closed the meeting. •
During a social half hour the "•°
guests were entertained by Vio-
irti music and songs by Mr. Dann.
accompanied by Miss Margaret
• Malcolm. A light luneh. was ,ser-
ved by Mrs. J. McLean \and •Mrs.
Ashfield, W. M. S. •
The_j_nly meeting of -the W. M'.
S. of th'e Ashfield Presbyterian •
Church was held at the home of
•
Miss Annie Mae MacDonald on
Wednesday with' an attendance
of 30. Mrs. Howse, 2nd vice pres-
•pretided. Papers were giv-
en by 'Misses Anna and Lois M--"
,Kentie and Mrs., Duncan Mac-
Lennan. Prayers. were offoia•recl by ;
Mrs. D. A. _MacDonald and Mis.a.
•Henderson. We had As our guest '
speaker Miss Mairgaret: Webster,
girls,' work Secretary., •who was
•one bf the staff .at Kintail Camp.
She gaVe a splendid inspiritiOnal
address on "The Light of Christ",
impressing on us how the Light •
was going? out throughout rnanjr
parts of the world arid it was the
Work of the to rekindle
that Light. The singing of a hymn
and prayer brought an interesting •
Meeting to a close. •
On .Saturday the. Mission Band •
held' theit meeting •at • Kintail.
Camp with 21 present where Miss
Webster addressed them on -India
and also by Miss Kathleen' Stew -
are of the Bertle Indian School
gave a very. interesting talk on
her work among. the Indians.
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Fail To Name Candidate
• Call Second Meeting •••
norninatingon-
vention held in Hensall on Thuri-
day, five nominees were ..prO-
pOsed to ,contest the riding pf
Huron. NOne was willing to stand
however, and a second meeting •
was called for Monday night
Those nominated were,:. Reg.
McGee of Goderich; Harold Jack-
son of Seaforth; Mrs. Lloyd Tay-,
lor of Exeter; William Sproat of,
Seaforth; and Edwin Chesney of
• Seaforth.
On Monday night ••William
•Oestreicher of Crediton was el;
ected. C.C.F. candidate. He se-
cured the nomination over Win.
Dale by a small margin.
ASHFIELD.
BORN—In Kincardine HOspital-
on July 24th to Dr. and Mrs. W
O. Rhoad the gift of a son (John
Calvin;
Mrs. D. A. McLean is spenOing
a few days in London the -guest
of her daughter Mrs. D. Martin.
Mrs. D; Parrish of Seamans;
Sask., is the guest of her sister, •
Mrs, R. Bissett. •
Mr. and Mrs. , San Gibson
spent a day recently with friends . •
in Arkona.,
Mrs. A. E. Munroe is spending
this week with friends here after
a week at Grand Bend.
The members Of the .
Slimmer School.had charge of the
service in the PresbyterifM .
church on Sunday morning with,
Rev. Weir vpf Hespler and Rev..
Honeyman of Strathroy both tak-
ing part.. • • '
The annual Presbyterian con-
gregational picnic is to be held
this -Thursday at Kintail.
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