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THURSDAY, 'OPTOBER 14, 1943 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO,
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"Speed the. Victory" .is the watchword of. the United'
Nations at this timeWe are now called ort to
• undertake the largest financial campaign ever luideitak-
en in the Dominion of 'Canada . . . the 5th Victory Loan,
with a minimum objective of 11,200,000,000.
Sunday, October
lith
•HAS BEEN DECLARED
Victory Loan Sunda
BY TIIE NATIONAL WAR FINANCE_COMIVIITTEE OF
• CANADA.
•All citizens are asked to attend their respective places
Of worship, and any special services which' may be; ar-
ranged in their communities that day.
Letters to Editor
• Immisomotoomomall
1 Can. A.A. Brigade
Somewlere in England,
Sept. 9th, 1943:
My Dear Editor:
• I arrived safely in En,glancl
•smile time ago and can say we
were all quite- anxious to, set our
feet on firm land and forget the
continual roll of the ship.
As I lOoked out the window of
the, train • I saw 'a :beautiful pat-
tern on the rolling , cotmtryside'
.7t -the fields of grain :surrounded
43Y-green"hedges cannot be found
in any other countri. but Eng-
land. It. looked -so : PeacefUl and
quiet with the cattle grazing be-
side the 'little litream that one
Could not believe that we were
so close to an enemy that not
long •ago attempted to destroy
and mutilate all this picture that
Means so •much to these people
over here. As passed through
• the villages: and towns one could'
see the destruction 'caused by
• these attempts. •
On arrival at, our destination,
•, Which was late at night, we
eelv1 a hot meal, including -beet -
steak's. 'Don't think we. Weren't
imgry and never ,clid we dream
that we would Siedown to kmeal
with meat, There were no delays
and all arrangements for our ar-
*val----vir-ere-carried--out-7-Itery ef-
•-Citizens are also requested to join in the praYers of
thanksgiving and petitions. for the Victory of our Armed
Forces on land, sea and air, and -for the success of :the
• forthcoming Victory Loan.
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---L-L-County
Council . .
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County -
of Bruce
• MORE MACHINERY
,TO BE AVAILABLE
The Ontario agriciiltural corn-
' mission of Inquirylost no time
•1
• in -getting down tcibusiness When
•it held its .first meeting which
• ,was called primarily to discuss
• organization: and procednre, but
• the situation, with referenCe to
•-• -ProduCtion Was'
felt to be So serious that the CM,.
inissien immediately ,begari' to
„• tackle some. of the problems.' be-• •
fore •it. •' -
Early in the proceeding S it was
decided to'tackle first the prob-
•lents of 1944.production and sevl-
eral steps were 'taken towards
that end. A telegram WaS sent
••• the co-ordinator of foods adrpiii:
• istration, Ottawa, 'asking for 'a
speedy decision on the;- ,qUestion
Of the price differential between
and. Seed potatoes and a
• reply waS received stating th-4
a new. order. on this subject. was
•
being issued. The provincial, and
• federal subsidies on feed grain
• from Western '.OntariOwere dealt
with, in a resolution which asked
, these governments ,to. continue
the Subsidy at the Se, ptember
• rates until December 31 without
• any reduction as was originally
conternplated.'
• The problem of. Securing an
_adequate supply of seed grain was
•refer -red' to a-Edinmittee-vairTani
• brought in a report out of i`;vhich
• the :following recommendations
•" were made to the Government:
• (1) That a -strong advertising,
campaign• be carried • on to_ en-
tourage farm farm movement
- -of- seed grain. , -
(2) That a freight 'subSidy be
• Paid on. seed grain,coming fromWesternNorthern.
Northern Ontario ,and Western
. •
Canada. •
That the gaverninent par-
, chase a quantity of suitable var-
. • ,ieties of registered. and certified
• NO. -1 seed-l-ri Wagtorn --Canada-
• for holding purposes:
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(4) That ,the Dominion regu-
lations be relaxed, permit the
sale of mixtures of oats and 'bar-
ley for seed.
(5' That the ,fees 'for grading
of seed_isamples,.be Cancelled lor
the present to encourage grading:
The inadequacy of the ceiling
on Ontario Winter Wheat Was disL
cussed at some length and a spe-
ficiently.
One thing that I noticed was
the absence of private motor ears
on the road. No one la.allowed
to drive a Icel. here, other than
such persons as docttirs, etc. Who:
are given special permits and
• even they: are 'required to account,
for their petrol ration to the last
•pint. The ordinary traveling pub-
lic travel .either by bus or train.
peaCetime lovely Meals were
served on the trains--Lbutaft so
todaY! .'YOU carry a sandwich
or Welt up. a cup ,•of tea •ai the
Station if you ,hav•e• time, which
is not ••
Next morning, after breakfast,
I went out in search Of an army
barber .and. to my ,surprise I ar-
rived at the very spot occupied
by the 98th Battery, when they
first" came •over to England.
Paused in remembrance of. those
an the Battery who had answer-
cial—committee- was -struck
ea the Last Call
rn.-
bring in recoinendationS on this •
i . i
•Matter. It was felt that the pres• -
ent ceiling price of $1.12 a bushel thI can say wthout hesitation
ent the boys that I have come
for. Ontario Winter wheat was far in Contact , with seem happy in
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THE HOUSING SITUATION IN LUCKNOW IS AC -UTE!
•
0vitoolti00.
. • ....REGABDING ..'"
•
omes or Apartments for Rent
,•
AND •
Boarding Accomodation
FOR EMPLOYEES OF THE MAPLE LEAF AIRCRAFT
CORPORATIO.
Lot
,
• Submit This Information To
Housing Conwilttee
J. W. JOYNT. Chairman; Wm. Musdie; .670: SMITH, Sec.
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to,
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IMrs. Russel Oollins returned
• .home from the hospital. With her:
baby girl. tontratulations.' ,
. Mr. and Mrs. e: Shelton -
Toronto visited with his Mother;
Mrs. Watson Scott. • '
Miss Marion Walsh spent the ,
week -end at her hole here: -
andrs..._John-Enaersiak-,--•
visited at Mr. Dan. Gillies reeent--
'ly.•
He• was, a strict teetotaller,.but.,
unfortunately had a yery red
nose. One day a customer said •
to him, "1 say,'Old man, what is ,
wrong with • your nose?" •••
"Nothing; at all", replied the
red -nosed one. • "It is simply
blushing with pride because it
does not stickitsell into •other,
_people'S • affairS". • • • :
Red Croft workers met at the
home Oil Mrs. John Emnerson. on
Wednesday. afternoon. Miss Min-
nie Fair read the portion, of scrip.
titre. " Boxes for boys .overseas
werp left for the Committee in
charge, Mrs. John Emerson, Miss
-1VT4'*Tlli"-SeOtt &skis. M. Walsh.
• Shut-ins will be remembered
also. Knitting vies done by some•
while a number of workerscom-
pleted a quilt. Mrs. V. Gawley
offered ,her home for...the net
Meeting which was accepted.
' ,Mr. 'Glen rson of Strat-
ford Normal spent Thanksgiving
With his parents, Mr. and Mit.
SamEmerson, • '
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`Mr, and Mrs. Goldie Huston
visited: recently at__ Mr. -James:
Robertson's.
Mr. Harold.Pollock of Toronto
spent the holiday with. MiS's Sadie
PpHoek.
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The Danes obviously are' con-
vinced that the something rotten
• in *Denmark is 'the Naiis. •
out of line with the prices
their work, bUt each`one will say
western wheat. for
• "I hope to get this war overitand
•
home".
R. W. Gallup, deputy admin-
return
. istrator of farm machinery, was
I must close and
called before the teninliSSiOlf and other letter when t will drop an -
have met the
rest of the boys from Bruce Co.
presented information regarding
the quota of farm Machinery
With kindest personal regards to
'
Gykrhichwould. be available 'fora"' •
,
next year. The commission was • Yours sincerely
1,4ietit. W. R, Tomlinson.
greatly encouraged .bk the news
•that the supply of farm machin-
ery would be much greater, the
quota having been increased from
35 oer cent to 78per cent of the
1940-41 output. • •
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': FOURTH CON.
Mr. W. McKenzie of Dundas
spent the week -end at his home.
• Mr. and Mrs. Gordon .McInnes
-and children, of Toronto spent'
WeeVih"-d-Wfth 'relliThres here7--IVIE-VrriTnItiss and
Mr. Mearle Middleton of Itarn-: Mrs. Alex MacKay and family
iltori spent the holiday at his visited Mr. and Mrs. John 'Ross
• home. •• over the holiday.
• Mr. Maurice Hodgins' Met. with
Mr. John Wag of Loridesboro
visited at .Mr. R. Mbffateslast a nasty gash in his arm this week
Week. while Working in the bush, It
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,"Miss7Flerence Ironside- visitar require -d nine stitches • • • - •
CULROSS CORNERS
Mr. acid Mrs. Alvin..P011ock &
Miss Ethel Wall spent Thanks-
giving 'MondaY with Mrs. Jain
Wall.
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Mr. and. Mrs. James Wraith. &
•:Gertie visited Mr. and Mrs...Vat-
• ter Wraith's on. Monday:
Mr. and Mrs. Allister Hughes
visaed: Mr. and Mrs. Earle Hod-
• gin's one evening recently. e
last week *with Mrs. R. Middle-
ton.• •
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The death of Mr. Robert Wat-
son occurred at his home on Sat-
. Mr. and Mrs1-
Phonse Murray
Spent Sunday evening' with me.
and Mrs. Eckenswiller.
Mr. and Mrs: Morrell Bell and• '
family *of Toronto spent the „boll::
urday after_ an illness of several
• months. The funeral was held day with Mr. and Mrs, Hanna:
on Monday. The sympathy of the Mr. .and, Mrs. Earle Hodgins
community is extended:16- theTand-Shirley spent -Sunday-eVen-
bereaved ones. • . • i ing at Mr.' and Mrs..Hanna's.
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Citizens Huron County
Listen to the •
Fifth Victory Loan Broadcasts
OVER RADIO STATION
WINGHAM
• OFFICIAL OPENING BY
Rev. . W. A. .Beecroft, 'Chairman Huron: Co..
AT •
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8 am. Monday:.Octoberi-ath:
• There will be a five minute program on Saturday, October
1.6th, and each day of the campaign at 12:40 pan. The first
of these programs wilt' be 'an address by ••.
WARDEN BENSON W: TitiCKEY
:Satts'-rday, October 16
FOLLOWED BY A PROMINENT SPEAKER DAILY
• OCTOBER 18th to NOVEMBEIt 6th.
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