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THURSDAY OCTOBER 28, 1943
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW; ONTARIO
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Sgt. -Ross E. Harrison of the
Canadian Dental Corps, ''son of.
REWE
Mr. Harold Blake is visiting
lriends in Toronto ,and St. Cath-
arines.
Mrs. Benson Shackleton ac-
companied her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jones to Dundalk14.iere
they pent a pleasant week -end.
4•Mr. and. Mrs. Aldon Hasty •and
children of Niagara -on -the -Lake
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Harrison of were visitorsTwith•Mr... Hasty&
Wingham, has been posted from
' Preston to Halifax.,
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He has been posted, from Pet -
-11 awawa to Debert' Military Camp
in Nova Scotia. '
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Lorne, recently. , •
Rev.' and, Mrs. Taverner of
Bluevale, were guests of Mr. and
412..A rLi4CaardW
Jack Bateson of Wingham and.
well known in district hockey
circles, Who is overseas with the..
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• R.C.A.F. has been commissicined
• as .flight sergeant.
Alex McIntosh is spending his
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army furlough with his parents,
• Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. McIntosh.
Alex assisted with. the Western
• harvest this year during an army
farm leaVe and on completion of
his , furldugh will report at Re -
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DeWitt Miller of Wingharn
• a.7rrember ott1T
of, the R.C.A.F. newspaper "Trop-
•' ic, Topics", published in Ceylon.'
Its a Miniature paper but packed
with inforfnation. about air force
activities in that.war theatre. •
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A number of the ladieS from
here...,atten_cle4 the N. M. -S..zpres-
byterial at Nile on "TaitirsclaY.
Mrs. gddy of London was guest
speaker. •
Mrs. Bert Treleaven visited
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Joseph. Hackett :on Saturday ev-
ening.
• Mr:, and Mrs. •Lorne Emmons
and Muriel spent Monday •in
Walkerton.
• Mr. John'Menary spent Sunday
evening with Mafeking, friends.
(Intended for last week)
My. Ray-niond• Finnigan and .Mr.
Roy• Culbert wlio spent the past
six weeks in the West returned
home Friday evening.
and family spent Sunday with
friends at. Lucknow.
Mr: and. Mrs: Jim Sherwo'o.d
and daughters visited their cous.7
ins; Mr. and Mrs. Will Macbon-
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Appointed To, Important Fost
It was but a couple of VireekS
ago that , we extended congrat-
ulations to Major (Dr.). W. A.
lvicKibhon On• his proinotion to
the rank of Major. Congratula-
tions are again in order as he.
has beent, appointed Deputy As-
sistant Director. of Medical Ser-
vices of the 2nd Canadian Corps:.
Overseas.. - Winghani Advance.:.
Times.
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CAPT. T. W.• 'PLATT of Wing -
barn, now overseas, has won the
1943 pistol charnPionship of the
Siggia7 ;;;Aq1kr,..
ham Rifle -.Club
'England.'
• -,, aid; Kinloss,. on.SunclaY..1"
From--Covey-se-as—
, Mr. and Mrsr-Benson Shackle-
ton Visited Lticknow friends on
Sunday. •• ' •
Mrs. Will. Reid 'spent .a few
days. with •her Mother, Mrs. Wil -
sen, whom, we are - sorry to say
is not as • well • As her many
friends would wish. • -
Mrs. j3ert Treleaven and Rom -
returning home. •ald visited Friday with Mr. and
Merle has been overseas for. Mrs. Vernon Hunter:
two years,: and was stationed m . Miss Anna May Culbert of Sky
Seotland 'With the Forestry Corps. Harbor visited her, hoine here re -
this Corps is '
His destination in Canada with cently.
known at pres-
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ONTARIO H.E.P.C. has been
checking up- on the Goderich
Commiision to learn "how mine'
no •charge is 'being made for
hydro at the 'Town Hall or. for
harbor lights.
Let Not Our Efforts Cease
Poppies, that in
Grew gracefullygrave, grave,
Now spur u.siOfl
zeal
Once More our
Flanders Eields,
o'er our hero's
with untiring
native land
Poppies,. growing red and white,
•While' we fate .the Nazi foe,'
And may we end the awful fight
.That start t� score tears ago.
Once more, • the, Hunniali ;beast
has tried •-
The wide world to enslave,
re -
die<
And -once again the _mad men
rave. ' • •
So let us now .our 'money • lend
And let us not our efforts cease,
To help our glorious men defend
Our_I'''
Way of life and lasting peace.
...contributed by L. F. Stinget,
TWENTY-ONE DAYS in Gode
iCh jall; .after which they are to
be taken by police to the nearest.
mobiliption centre, was the sen-
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sen-
tence by Magistrate Makins upon
three members of the "Jehovah's
Witnesses" sect.,
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Fourteen 'en - .canie • - 52.''
from 7:robertnory to •Wiarton to '
'donate- at the' blood -donor's
clin-
ic.' There 'Were 102 'donors alto-
gether.
Five sDecial cletachrrients of the •
Canadian Fdrestry Corps have
;been" detailed to corctWOo-d
v:Iher.AC an.ArMY.,' sup -
Rtwa
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.lic-,- • -
Qirls in. the Women's Division
• of the R.C.A..F. now receive the'
same trades pay as men.
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Dungannon, with thought of 'the
Victory Loan.,
For Eastern Farmers who wish to
Purchase Western Feed Grains
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•' Mr.and Mrs. George . 'Burgess
received word from Mdntreal on
•- Saturday from their son, Merle.
• who had reached that point on
•, his • return ,frOrn Overseas. Mr.
Mrs. Burgess were taken
•• •cvo pletelY. by surprise as they
• had no knowledge that hp ' was
not
Tirs, Lewis McCardy of God -
ent.
CLYD,E AREID--IN,T. ACTION
ITALY WITH R. C. R. , •
•erich visited a few days with her
. uncle, Mr. Orville Durnin.
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Mri. 4s -se • GraY. and- Mrs., 'R-
E: Durnin of 'Croderi.Ch *spent part
The Royal ilegirnent, of .last week with Mrs. .Matt
with peace time headquarters in Shackelton. '•
Ori. Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
LOndOn, Ontario, is right in the•
thick of the fighting in Italy. A RV. Vickerson entertained the
nas‘mbers of 'the 'Women's .1Viis-
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member of that famed Regiment
sionary Society at her: home,with
is Clyde Reid, gran,dson or M.
Thomas Reid of LucknoW: a good attendance. After the de -
Clyde was attached to the R, vOtional period given in the
C. R. in pre war days and went
o monthly, Mrs. -Ce-eil Blake ,
pre -
overseas ' with the 1st_ Division. pared the • follOWing program
iiiffered_a_back_in-lucx in Enz.: readings were giVen . by Mrs.
He SliRkleton",- -Nits-. Cliffoi 0 verozier;
- • land,, but was sufficiently recov-
Mrs, Kilpatrick, -Lorainne preti•-
• ered to accompany the RegimentMrs,
nail• and Mg. Bert Treleaven.:
to the Mediterranean theatre of
Win': The R. C. R.'s, an infantry, Mrs. Rivett favored with a solo.
Mrs. Edna McWhinney then !gave
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regiinerit, were one of nine. Can-.
adian battalion's that • fought the chapter' in the study book.
the.throughoutSiCDurdng the business period it was
ilian engage-
. , decided to send boxes to the ten
ment. •
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• Mention of a 3,0 -hour battle boys overseas, Mrs. Kilpatrick &
Mrs. Drennan having, , charge.
which the R.C.R.'s won in Italy'
Mrs.• Edna cWhinney, Mrs.
early this Month, Was, the 'ill:StM
Benson Shackleton and Lorainne
- time .Canadian ufiit has 'been
positively identified as being
in. Drennan were appdinted to i ar-
Italy. ' . " • . • 'range for a Hallowe'en social on
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.After each "scrap" Clyde talcs
FridaY evening, Octobe29th.
time out to .get a letter of to the
prospqFt: Donthink the
't you
folks back home. In One engage-, .
meet ClYde's best pal, whoM he Window in this room is pretty
Small in case of an etnerlgency?
• Landlady: There won't be any
ernei`gency. My' terms are cash
in advance.
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• had.known-for several yeAys,.v, as
killed. ?lis death was avenged
ten 'to one :Clyde said.
RECEIVES "FIiST WORD FRO111
IIER SON. IN -GERMANY
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• Mrs. Wm. MacKenzie received
her first word last 'Thursday
from .her son Alex since .he be-
' • came a prisoner -of -war in Get-
Many. ,
It was a po• st card written un -
by Alex; announcing
he waS.safe and well and telling
his Mother not to worrythe
atlyArwas...datiLL ,$„ep,ts,pillor• 1,
and was written thTtt fkei
Alex 'and hi bOir' • •-,•1,v• were
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brought, down during a raid on
Berlin. The card ,took a little
over six weeks to reach here.,
Alex said he would write a
letter to give his full address, so
that parcels :could be sent him,
and he referred hi a mother to the
Red Cross to get information a-
bout sending these. At the time
fhb •card was written Alex had
not then been allotted to a pris
carnand4,.so-•,oultl-not- give
his, full. address._ •
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GRAINS AVAILABLE:
E ARIA
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HOW TO -ORDER
Place an. order -through your
regular dealer. The dealer can order
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this grain, advise you on costs and
• handleall details . of • shipment to.
your station • -I'
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• Place an order directwith a
western farmer. 13e sure Ito (1)
specify the lc.ind,arici 'grade 'of grain
wanted, (2) specify that the grain
must not have more than 3 per
cent dockage and ,(3)t be prepared
to accept grain within one grade of
your request...1
Purchase made by, either of`these
methods gives the buy.er the li)enefits
of bonuses, freight assistance and.
' other Dominion Government sub-
sidies if his Shipment complies with
the regilations.
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PRICE INFORMATION
Oats and barley will be ,,harged for
the Vashel, at the ceiling price
(or the cash price if this is lower),
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basis in .store at -Fort William or
Port Arthur Cei1iiig prices on Oats,
51c,per bu.; Barley,. 6484c,per bu.
Freight, loading charges, • corn. -
and War Risk Insurance
must be paid by the buyer.
GOVERNMENTAL ASSISTANCE ON.
FEED GRAIN PURCHASES'
• 1. Subsidy per bushel -1 3i2c in Odober-1C in Novernber—c in
December. •• •, •
• 2. Feed wheat payment of 8c per bushel.
3. Freight assistance on feed grains froiii Fort William -Port Arthur
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to: all points 'in Eastern Canada. -
4. 3% dewkage tolerance to allow. .more rapid shipping of 'grain.
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READ THESE FACTS CREFULLY-
Minimum grain order is a carload) refund of freight and other Dominiop
Dockage of 3% is allowed on grain Government subsidies. Paeserve these
purchased. Difference in. weight be- •. documents: 0.), The original invoice
tween 1 %°and actual dockage
or a copy of same signed' by the
is, not
seller. (2) .A-receipted freight bill or .'•
included in cast of grain'to buyer. •
, railway arrivaknotiCe. (3) The grade
After receipt of the .grain, the buyer certificate of .he grain showing that
• should apply to the, Feeds Adminis- , it is of a. grade established under the
trator, Confederation' Building, Canada GrainAct and doesnot con-
Ottawa, for the necessary forms for • 'tain oyer 5%. dockage. ..
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AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES BOARD
• Dominion Department of Agriculture, Ottawa
• Honourable JAMES G. GARDINER, Minister
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