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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-10-28, Page 9yir THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1943 THE. LUCKN,OW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,. ONTARIO e. PAGE NINE Y Your Banker will finance• that Victory Bond for which you teen porarily lack the ready cash. This can be done at 'lie extra cost to you because the interest earned on the bond will 'pay all carry- ing'charges. Consult your bankeill or .Victory Loan Sa lesinan .'today. 'Payments may be made at your convenience.. auron Countys . Quota. Will ':Be More iUUicult : To Reacti—Th-i r he MOST You Can Buy Is the LEAST You Can Do ;.(Inserted .' by Huron County War Fhinance Com'mitte . 11 Presbyterian W. M. S. The Fall 'Thankoffering was held in ' the: basement of the .church last Wednesday. A. goodly ' number .of the congregation were present to hear Mrs. Fowler of Bluevale, the Presbyterial .presi- dent. Mrs. Alex Mowbray was in the chair and .Rev.. MacDonald led in prayer: Mrs.. Cameron Mac- �khrt +dsolrafter which Lie ii''ke4ei, stirring. address :on „"Faithfulness in the little things' . •• "Love' for the Master must be the propelling motive", she said. In speaking •of 'Missionary activity she quot- ed,.a (letter from her son, in Sicily whotold that the work done in foreign countries by our mission- aries 'is the greatest factor in giv- ing a world, wide sympathy, for after all ;our world, of today, is getting very easy to travel across. In fact it can be done . in . 29 days. Concluding 'she remarked that Jesus is spoken of today' as never before, He is the world's hope. Helen MacDonald , sang, after which Mrs.Mowbray 'closed the meeting -with prayer. 1(1NLOUGH. Miss. Evelyn McLean of Lon- don spent the week -end with her mother, Mrs. W. J. McLean. A number from here attended the Bruce Deanery Layman's banquet.. at Wiarton. on Wednes- day evening;. •• Mr. and Mrs...Orland 'Richards" and Gear ge 'of Paramount) visited Sunday With . Mr.',and Mrs. Wes, BoyIe,. • ` Mr, and 'Mrs: John Barr and family and Mrs.. J: Button visited Sunday ''With Mr. and Mrs. J. .Purvis. The Girls Auxiliary are enter- taining the -Mpthers and Little Helpers at the home of Miss Edna Boyle .on Saturday afternoon. Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. -Jack Scott'. (nee Mary Cox) on the arrival of a baby boy and to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hodgins (nee Jean 'Anderson) on the 'art rival of a baby girl. Little Harvey San)\ey, son of Mt. and Mrs. Sam Stanley liad. to be taken to the Sick Chi.ldrens Hospital, Toronto, following an accident which occurred last, week breaking his arm. _Mr. and . Mrs. Oscar Hodgins and fatnily visited on Sunday with' Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marsh 'of Winham. Mr. & Mrs. Sain .Stanley spent Sunday with ;Mrs. Stauffer, South , Line. 4 Mr. and .Mrs. Ttobt. Fairish of d --Nide- Verna ,1oti.n- stone of Kincardine spent the weep:-erid with Mr. & Mrs. John Johnstone. • Mr. Chester Emerson and baby were •'recent visitors With her parents, Mr. • and 'Mrs..John iohn- stone. • Misses -Phoebe and • "Marga -t et Pinnell of- Wingham were recent visitors with friends here. Mr: Wesley • Boyle had • his thumb badly gashed by the buzz saw during 'a wood' bee on Mon- day at his home which necessi- • tated medical attention, It will be some • time ,before his hand eat be used. • • ZION. Miss -Mae Webster df Lueknavv spent the week -end 'With Miss Marion. Gardner - Mr.. and Mrs, W. G. Reed and Etiniee visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Gardner. Mrs. Mary McAuley ' of' Ripley was a week -end visitor with Mr. and Mrs:.Frank Ritchie. Mrs: George Hunter, Mrs..Fred Anderson attended .the W. M, S.• sectional meeting .held ' at Nile .on Thursday fast. . 1 Mr. • Frank:Ritchie R:itchie g,ot soiiie- what of ' a surprise on. Sunday, morning :when he went to start, the church fire to find that some sneak thief had removed the win-. ter's supply of wood. Mr.: and Mrs: Cecil Gardner Visited on Sunday with Mrs. Mel Dickson and 'family of Dungan- non. Mr. and Mrs: Henry . Gardner visited on Sunday' evening. with. Mr. land Mrs. Harold Gaunt of Wawanosh. PARAMOUNT The regular monthly meeting of the Paramount Women's . In- stitute was held at thehome of Mrs. -Jack 'Hamilton on Thursday last. A tea was held and funds raised for our 'local boys' boxes. There, are 'six boys' overseas and: six on home service to be -re- membered. •$19.10 was. raised for this purpose. ' the committee wishes' to thank all those who, made donations. Plans were made to hold a dance this Thursday night in the Paramount Hall. Music is to be supplied .by -Car- ruthers orchestra. The Iprogram consisted of a reading 'by.• Miss Alice Reid, music -by Verna Ham- ilton and a solo by Mrs. Hamil- ton. The 'Institute wishes to ack- nowledge the gift of '$5.00 from Mrs. Ramage for our Red 'Cross work..It is planned to use it for making two. comforters. Presbyterian Guild • • • Lon Monday evening the Guild entertained the• teachers .and stu- dents of 1the High' School. The scripture reading was given ' ,by, Bill' Johnston and the Bible study' by Everett Lane. Re' . Mr. Mac- Donald .gave a, talk, the theme being ."The 'Philosophy of Rec- reation". Musical numbers 'in- cluded .a double • duet by, Misses Mary .McQuaig,• Mary L. Port- eous, Helen 'Mowbray • and Helen MacDonald, and a . solo by Miss .Kathryn Agnew: ..Miss Betty MacDonald gave a . reading. Rev. H. F. 'Dann gave'a very interest ijg. • travel., tali. Contests , were • gall., and 1'Ic rzaig:"`Luiich` vvxs' served: and`the ' Meeting closed with,'tit* singing of the -,National An: ' Taylor-MthemcDiarrnid Group The .October meeting. of ',,the Taylor-McDiarmid group :of the. Wonien's,.Association was held at. the- home of Mrs. 'Hall; ' with ,Mrs. .Taylor presiding.. Mrs. Stewart read the. scripture lesson -and gave- an - interesting .talk on "Thanksgiving"..The .roll call .was`: answered by ."sing,' say or. pay".. Hazel Webster and 1VIrs. ' W. E'. d. Reed gave readings, Mrs. Taylor' and Doris 'sang a ..duet' .and • Mrs., Orland Richards; conducted a quiz contest. Mrs. T. H. Alton closed; the meeting with prayer. Robertson-Joynt Group W. A. The Robertson-Joynt Group or the. W.A. met at tlfe home of Mrs. `Gordon. Taylor on 'Wednes- day, 'October 20th with 18 in at- tendance. The program ronsiste l of a Thanksgiving reading by the • new group leader, : Mrs. R. R.Qb-R ertson. Prayer, and another `short; ,. reading in place of a hymn open- • edthe meeting. Mrs. W. B; An- derson and • Mrs. R. H. Thompson each gave humorous readingsand • short ., talk "One Room ' Howie'"' by Eva Greer completed' the pro. TAKING -,:CENSUS OF THOSE BETWEEN _118 AND 45. Lieut. Roy Clinger, in charges of ° the Mobile Recruiting ' Unit„ stated on Tuesday 'morning that . it is the Unit's job to take a nen- sus of all man and woman power+ .• between the ages of 18 and ` el4,. who are likely to be available for military service. These fig- ures9vhen checked with , Sept ive Service will reveal all avail- able nianpowe'r' and allow, em- ; •' ployers `to prepare 'accordingly. "At this stage 0f *the war we' can't afford tooverlook one ,avail- -able man", stated Lieut. Clinger. 94 • .00. mop ./� �' .�� -- .., 'moi..- ��i =: # arif 1�` iae K� in l lln/p I 74.-:- . `))� `` �'(,) ,� '' tri ale, ...e ; ✓ •1 r.' a • The invasion that you've waited for is underway ... thundering on far off battlefields. Our boys are in itl Every *fiance they make brings closerthe day when the "foitress. of Bulope'" will be blasted wide open ... and backing them up are your tanks,' your mins, your ships; your planes. . Today . .. thousands"of Canadians are in action on the battle fronts of the world: 'Their lives are at stake. They depend on you to provide all the equipment &y -need to successfully wage war. To see that everyone of our bays • has a fighting chance to come home safe and sound is your responsibility ... your privilege. You can do 'it with dollars'... Victory Bond Dollars. Back the s to the limit by investing' in Bonds to the TiinIt and you'll help•Speed-the Victory! - ______ _..... • CTORY THE HY,DRO-EL FCTRiC• POWER C®NtiMI,SSrgPI-OF__UNTAit;IC •.a v • 1 :} ELECTRICrFTY /S ...n VAR WEAPON •