HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-11-11, Page 7THURS., NOVEMBER 11th, 1943
THE LUOKNOW •SENTINELJ LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Jack , Cook of the R.C.A.F. at
St, :Thomas spent the week -end
at his home here..
Eldon 13uckingharn.,of the R. C.
A. F. at Montreal spent the week
end withhis parents in AA
field.
Sid, Whitby of. PetaWawa,mili
• taty camp 'spent the week -end
with, his parents, M. and Mrs.
• Joseph Whitby. •
• WO. Frank, 4nhern, formerly
of- Port Albert, and presently at•
spent the past week.
•• here with Mrs. Canham and Mal
cohn. , •
Reid McKim, who spent a re
,..,„cent furlough here upon complet
• ing a gunnery course at Halifa
has been stationed at Debert since
returning to the.. -East;
•caught Up With Him
, Rill Stimsdn, Jr:,. had one lam-
. ent in his letters home all sum-
. Men It •was 'that he wasn't get-
ting hisSentinel. bill was on the
ranean area, but finally the paper
. did catch up with him.' In a .
recent letter from Sicily, he. re-
ported receiving three July is
sues.
....Re.geived___The Socks
, Lloyd Elliott of the-R.C.A.F. at
• • Mossbank, Sask., . has received
the "rush order" for three. pair
• of socks from Mrs. Jack Carter:.
In appreciation Lloyd enclosed
ten dollars to pay for the yarn,
• and a "tittle, extra fc;r the hurry
• of getting them to hirn'.. Lloyd
says never forget Mr. and
Mrs. Carter, •-two kin'd •people
• whom I am indebted to for every
• virtue 1 have". •
TA. F.
• Melvin Stewart. only .son: of
Rev. ,and' Mrs. J. W. Stewart of
• •Lucknow• reported .9n Tuesday at
the R. C. A: F. recruiting htad-
• • quarters at 'London. Melvin ex-;
, petted. to be. posted to Manning
• Depot,, Toronto. • He signed . up
• some .tine ago, Shortly after ob-
serving his 17th • birthday. last
May; but ceuld. 'not -report for
. training until attaining the age
dfi7'/2 years.
TWO NEPHEWS
LISTED MISSING
i. ... .— ... .. .
•• ,. Mr. and:lqrs. Angus Graham,
• con. 4, Kinloss, have twice re-
, ceived word Within •a. .comparat-.
• ively shortspace of time. listing
• . two nePheWS as tniasing,after air
• -operations overseas. ,
• A few days ago Mrs., 'Graham
• ]earned. that • her nephew, Pilot
- . Officer Edward MacMurChy, of
• Viscount, Sask.. had failed to re-
turn from an operational flight
over enemy territory. He is 26
year'Cif age and a son of the
late Caineron MacMurchy, for-.
Merly of Huron. Township. Ed -
Ward, who was ,attending the,
-17.151V7-allirr i.irSrisicarpm-ik • en le
• enlisted, has been o+crseas since
- about last Christmas,
A • few weeks previously the
Graham fan -lily -were advised that
• Flight Sgt. Harold Graham was
reported -aa missing on air oper-
• aliens over Germany late in Aug-
ust. fie is a. sin of -James Gita-
, harn of Vancouver, B, C. and a
. ' native of Kinloss Township,•
. • . Harold was well • known to
• many in this district, having
'taken part' of his training at Sky
• Harbor, when ,he spent his week-
, ends at the .0 rptharti home in Kin-
•'
. • ]os. He is 24 years . of age arid
. ha been overseas for upwards.
-,,---to- tige--year&---• , ' - - ' -
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PAGE SEVEN
ARRIVE OVERSEAS
Mrs. Cyril 13rOwiC*1 formerly
Dorothy. Nixon, received a cable
from her husband last Thursday
announcing his arrWal .overseas.
Dorothy is at present ill with the
mumps. .
Mrs. Sidney Rouse, formerly
Evelyn Whitby, has also received
word from her husband who went
overseas at the same tinie.
•Both . Cpl. Brown and LAC.'
Rouse are natives of ,England,,
and 'had .spent i cirrie three. years
at Port Albert R.A.F. Air Navi-
gation School. .
•
Buried In Belgium,
Mr» and Mrs,. Harold 'Victor
Pym received word last week
that their soil William, had been
-buried at St. Trond, Belgiurn. St.
Trond i about 25 miles West of
•Brussels. Flight Sergeant Pyrri,,
was reported missing following
an air raid on JtilY 41h. BiU was
a* air .:gunner with many oper-
ational • flights to his credit. --
Wingham Advance7Times.
WHITECHURCH.
The sad news was received
here of the death. of Mrs.. Garrie.
Stewart. Her Maiden name was
Sarah Inglis, a sister, of Mr. Tom
Inglis: and 'her husband formerly
lived7hon the farrri Where George'
' her now-it;"They
;sidedin the West for a number
of Years.
:Mrs. J. F. MacLean is visiting
•at .Sarnia with her son for the
!past week. • .
• Mr. ,Kenneth Weaver of' Paris
spent the week -end with • Mr,
Trice Scott: • • •• ,
Mr. 'and. Mrs: W. Peacock of
Bluevale spent Sunday With her
sister, Mrs. D. Craig and Mr.
Craig.
' Miss, Isabel Fox. of Kincardhie•
Hospitalspent a day, with her
mother, Mrs. Pox, last week.
• We are glad to report • Mr.
Angus :McKay has arrived . safely
in Jhansi; -India, to. resume iis
• work there.
• Mr: and--Mrs.-Durre--4ri- Kennedy
of Wingham spent Sunday with
his mother,' Mrs. D. Kennedy.
Rev. John • Pollock of Ailsa
Craig caned on Monday on his
son, Mr. Rhys PollOck.
,• Mr. Jake Hunter and daughter
of Ashfield visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Tiffin an afternoon last
week. •
DUNGANNON
Reverend Mrs. C. E. Taylor of
Thamesford spent last week vis-
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Dickson, Sr. On her return
she was accoxnpanied by her sis-.
ter7in-law, Mrsz•Mel Dickson ancl
• two' little sonS to visit fora few,
'days.
.Mr. Goldie Carter. has pur-
• l•
chased the house and lot owned
by. the late Mrs. John Anderson,
• south- of ...Dungannon.
• Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacIntyre
and two children of Whitechurch
have. moved to the 'house recent-
• 1Y.• Vacated -by- Mr: •and 'Mrs. Syd
Lee and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron • Inglis
of Atwood 'were visitor g Tties
day of last Week with Mr. and
Mrs. John Blake.'" •• ,
Visitors recently with Mrs. Will
and her father were on
Friday „ Mr. and.Mrs. Wm. Mac-
Donald of South Kinloss arid on
• Saturday, Mr.: and Mrs. Donald
Blue,
Mr. Allan Petrie, aged 17; el-
der sori of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Petrie, 6th Con. of Ashfield, "left
last week to enlist. with the R.
C.A.F. at London. , • .
Tie United church W. M. S.
meeting which was to be neld
riday afterrfcran.--7-Was7post-poned
till Friday, Noyerfiher 12th due
to the very wet afternoon.
fIOLYROOD•
The community extend sym-
pathy to Mrs.. James Valad at.
this time' owing to the death of.
her brother, Mr. Peter CassidY,
Riversdale.
Mr. • and Mrs.', Will Stirling
spent Tuesday at Mrs. Almer
Ackert's: •.
Orval Elliott had the mis-
fortune to .fall and drop. about
six feet putting his shoulder out.
We wish him a speedy recovery.
Mr. Eddie Thompson had a 'ton-
• ail operation Friday in Kincar-
dine hospital.
Mrs. Ackert and Jack spent
Sunday, at Mr. Ralph ' Elliott's,
Huron. •
• Mrs. Raynard Ackert spent the
:week -end with her parerits, Mr.
and Mrs. John Reid, Pine River.
that.--th
•automobile has done more good
than harm" will be. staged in the
hall here, Wednesday November
17th. Affirmativil upheld by Miss
Grace MacKinnon and 7Mr. Don-
ald McPherson, 1 negative, Miss
Mafjorie MacDonald and Mr. Al-
phonse Murray. DOn't Miss it.
Mr. •Alf Ritchie had a tonsil
operation in Wingham Hospital
on Monday.
-Mr. Bill Ross of Hamilton re-
turned home this • week and re -
porta to *War service ThUrsday.
and Mrs. John Colwell
Curry' spent Sunday L. Mr, Will
Bushell's, Mr. Colwell has jut
returned froin the West.
• The. bungannon school started.
• Monday morning' with We classes
beginning at 9730 a.m. from 9 a.m.
which they had ,been, It helps
• out a little these .dull morning.
• KIMBLE—MILNER
A• quiet but pretty :wedding
took place on Thursday, Novem-
• ber 4th at Z. p.m. at the home
of, the bride's mother. Mrs. A. E.
Milner aid the late Wm. Milner,
455 Dorinda St., London, of her
only daughter. Ruby May. to Earl
•Burton.• Kimble; • son • of Mrs.
Whiteford • and the .• late • Mr.
• Kimble. London. The • marriage
was solemnized 13y Rev. R. T.
• Richards, D.D. of Centennial Un-
ited church in the presence of
immediate relatives. An arElpAray
•
Your Estate.— An Asset
or -a Liability ?
CHANGES in Succession Duties and
Income Taxes have created some real
problems in the administration of estates.
A revision -of your will inaybe. advisable.
By naming The Sterling Trusts ,CorpOra-
tion as executor, yoa: have the personal
attention of a senior estate 'officer assisted
by a atatrfamiliar with current legislation
and th'e rtilingS of the Various taxing
• anthorities, •
STERLfNG TRUSTS
,CORPORATION
• Sterling Tower, Toronto
32 years in Business
KINLOSS COUNCIL
• Council met October 25th, 1943,
councillor • Colwell absent. • Min-
utes of last zegular meeting were
-aPproved and signed.,
The collector's bOrM was" re-
newed with E: H. Agnew,Pf Luck:
•
•
The sheep claim of F. G. •Mof-
fat for 1 lamb killed was ordered.
paid. ':Council approved the put=
'chase of $3,000 (If Fifth Victory
Loan bonus.' '
,
The road supt. ixias aothOrized-
to order 1500 -feet show fence :and
150 posts. ,
• By-law No. 7 Was prepared and
passed 'making appointments for
tr:R.Q's and polsierlskficri
:election. • • •
By-law NO: 3 was prepared and
passed • for the borroWing froin
the Bank of, Montreal $10,000 for
municipal purposes
•
Ernest • Ackert • was •• issued
cheque for $236:96 as per referees.
judgment in the action of Ack-
ert vs. • Kinloss. •••
• Council- adjoufned to meet a. -
gain on Mcnday; November 15th,
1943 atusiJ time and place. •
Cheques issued: R. Elliott, sed -
ting jurors, S4.60.; ;. R. Lane.
selecting jurors, 4 ; • E. Irwin,
deccirated, with mums, roses and
ferns 'made a' very pretty setting
for the bridal couple. The bride
looked lovely with a floor length
white satin gown • with white
heart -shaped headdress and ern-
broidered net veil and carried a
white Bible with flower arrange-
ment of roses with 'white satin
streamers and rosebuds. Immed-
iately - after the ereemony the
bridal couple . visited '• a photo-
grapher for pictures and return!.
ed again for 'a'-"cvedding repast
in the dining room which was at-
tractive with a pink and white
color scheme. Above the ' table
was suspended a large white bell
with streamers leading from it.
The centre decoration on the
• table,. wasbctuquets of roses, and
mums and bouvardia on a re-
flector with pink candles at each
end. A full -course turkey dinner
was served by Miss Milly Lever,
. a relative of the bride and a love-
ly three-storey Weddirig cake was
cut. and served by the bride. A
shahhoneymoon '7'.Was spent at
_Toronic,--and-LN•iagar-*- .F411
groom is a wireless instructor,
R.C.A.F., 'London. Guests frorn a
distance were the bride's uncle.
Mr, W. J. Robb, Mrs. Robb and
daughter Dorothy and Miss M.
J. Robb, Dungannori and the
groom's • Sister, - Mrs. . Stanley
Whiteford'and husband Of Inger,
son,
• .Sgt. 13ill McClure; recently of
England and who Was unfortun-
ate in losing a' leg there, has
had another. operation of a fur,.
ther arnPuthtiOn above the knee
at Christie St. Hospital on Wed-
nesday of last week. Reports
come that he. is' doing fine' of
PARAMOUNT .1
• 'IMr. and Mrs. Oliver MacChar-
les, Allan and Donald Motored
to MacTier to spend the week- ,
end with Mr. arid Mrs. H. Mae...,
Tallish. ••• .• • •
•Mrs. Robert Reid arid children
spent a few days With her. -par-
•ents at Dundas,,.'•
• A recent list of donations to
the Institute Christmas box fund.
should 'have read,'Mrs. • J. • Mc-•
Int-crsh, 510c ;, Mrs..' J:
• The regular meeting of Para -
Mount Women's Institute will 19e
held at the home of Mrs. Robt.
held on, Wednesday; Nov. •18th.
Seleicting jurors, •4.00; Relief
cheque, 13.05; E. H. Agnew; pre •
-
mium collector's' bond, 15.00;, F.
Moffat, sheep. claim, 1.1.00;
ark Johnston, ink). above. 2.05f,:
George Colwell, Ptarrips,'
-3.00; E. Ackert. damage and re- .
fund referee's -jUdginent re Ack-
ert vs. •Ki.nloss, 236.96: 5th
tory. Loan bonds, JO per cent ,in-
itial payment,. 300..00.
Highway•cheques: Pay roll • •
10, S139.65,1;, 'James', Burns,
8.00.
• . J. R. LANE, Clerk. •
• . „
If we all cut our
telephone talks
y just one Minute
...it would
ave WOO hours
for 14IAR CALLS
eftry da_y
-War_calts _must come_first
• whi1e,h, Means that we should reduce our non-
ess ntial use of the ;telephone to. the minimum.
13 sent facilities cannot be increased; your co-
o eration isneeded' if war calls are to go' through'
"—promptly. la.13 lease remember that the wasiefui
use of telephone time can hold up war business
--and that every second you save counts.
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