The Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-03-16, Page 7THURSDAY, MARCH. 19th, 1944
PO. Stuart . Collyer left for
Belleville on Saturday after
spending his furlough al.•his'home
here.
George M'tic
:know.
has 'know.
ledged receipt ..of the last ship-
ment' , of .cigarettes .sent ;thirn- by
The Clansmen:
131T tJAR
MRS. EDWARD JOHN STON
The new;; .of the death of Mrs.
Edward .Johnston.. in Goderich
Hospital early _Monday morning
way heard with deep regret . by
tie people of this community, a -
ng whom she had spent her
whole life:.
Mrs. • t 62 years of
ge
had been confined to hospital
Once last November and it was
hoped she . wouild soon return to.,
her home but death. resulted
from .a ' gradual weakness. The
shock of hearing the message
that her . nephew,D it. LF.C. t. as Donald'
Kenzie MaeKaY, ...
ing no doubt . undermined.. her
feeble health to which she fin-
ally succumbed
She is survived by one son,
Ontario
-DARWIN'S MISTAKE
Three monkeys in . a coconut
tree, -
Discussing things ,,as they're . said
;Johnston was
e was Elizabeth MacKen-'Harold at, home • and her .sistder,.
ziet,1. daughter:.of the late Cather]
ine!� Brown and John B. MaeKen�
'zie, •esteemed residents on the
12th' Con. of Ashfield where',the
s' eat her childhood,: and youth.
PO.' Bob McGregor of Krntai1 In . 1918 she married Edwar
-who .has been commissioned as' Johnston. ands -,they.•'. resided •on
-"if(an instructor .lett last 'week for. the 10th Cor}. •of.` Ashileld till hist'
Pierce, Alta. early. death in 1921. After her
, assin
W. L': Gardner, sonyears
has
Kin 1,
madeher.home
Mrs, John Y.
her feeble state of
had for.many' years
led a quiet life. Possessed of a
consistent Christian faith,
made many friends. Her
Mrs. MaeK ay to whom this. a -
ed sorrow and the • shadow A
anxiety is a special trying,
private- funeral -.service Was :held
at the MacKay home followed by
a pub ie 'service -in. As ie A'pres-
byteriara church which 'was con-
ducted' by Rev. ' W. ''0. Rhoad.
,Beautiful flowers ,.bore messages
she lived in of sympathy and.a�large number
of Mr and husbands p gpaid
of ,relatives and. , -friends
Mrs.' Mark Gardner of Winghan K to 1 but for some •
and • formerly of Lucknow, hat d with her only theirBualatook place in Greenhill
enlisted in the array.
sister, J h MacKay.
Cemetery beside her husband;
Jack Cook.of the R.C.A.F. at Owing to who died, 23 years ago.
Scoudouc, N. B. has been dis- health she h ,
charged from :the hospital' after entre friendly 'disposition and a
being ill :with tonsilitis. Jack, has
now attained the rank of LAC.. Ch clan she
to
be.
Said one to the others, "Now list-
-, en, . you two, -
There's a .certain rumor that
can't be • true; • - ' • ' That man descended 'from our
noble race! - •
The very idea is a disgrace!. .
No monkey' ' ever deserted, his
wife, ' •
tarved • her babies ' and. ruined
her -life.-
And you've , never. known a' •
mother. man '.
To .leave' her'.babies with `others
' . to bunk,
Or, pass them on from one to an -
Till know who is' Here's another thing' a monk
Till they 'scarcely . won't do—
their mother. .
And another thing . you'll never Go out at night and get ' on a
'stew,
oak
A monk build'• a fence ''round eae— Or take some other
dub, or'knife
'cocoanut • tree
And let the cocoanuts go to waste
Forbidding all other • monks to
s taste- • .
Why if 1'd put a fence 'round.
of April• the tree
•HERB CAMPBELL, ham. Public Umanager
age r of
for
d courage the 'Wing.
,A letter from Capt. R, W. An- ears; •has resigned his pose
drew; "Somewhere': in. Italy", and cheerfulness'throughout her 29 `y the end
was written late • in Feb- illness Was most marked. She tion
which
ruary, stated . that he still hadn't l
received his Christi'nas mail. �.
.Rodney 'MacLennan of the R.
- C. A. F. has been '.!posted from
'Vancouver to No.:2 "'VI" Depot at
Brandon, Man. He- does not ex
pect.to be .at.. Brandon• for long
and is . hoping to • be .sent . to Ot-
' taws; .
Caused Quite A Sensation :
Reports keep coming from thtr -
boy.,s overseas of having seen the - •,
picture of the Chin Bhers in
the Canadian Press News4.It has
. caused quite a 'se.nsatieri anlon'g'
the' troops., from this community,,
.who' received; a' real .thrill from
the publicity : given! their horse,
town. • �.
•
. Received His Wings -
Buckingham,
Sgt. Eldon W.
son of Mr. and Mrs. ,'W1 m.'
Buckingham of Ashfield, is hon�,e
on .leave following his''. gradua-
tion •as an air -gunner at '.No.. 10.
Bombing ----and. _Gunnery• School,.
Prince. Edward Island. Eldon• re-
ceived-, his wings on ' Friday. He
will report at Valleyfield later••
this month. ' .:
Met Brother Soon After
Arriving. Overseas
Robert• Boak, a nephew of 1VIr.
and.. Mrs: Ewart- Jarnaieson ,of
Ashfield, arrived overseas re-•
rently with .the R.C.A.F. Bob at-
tended Lucknow High, School for
a time and is 'well known to'
many -in the cornmunity. His bro-
ther Bill is overseas in the Air
Force, and.three days after Bob's,
arrival the . two brothers . were
able to arrange a get-together.
Misses 'The "Hen Fruit" . • .:
Had an interesting letter from
Elliott "Tillie" Webster last
week, which he requested
use cnot
to publish. Can't betray
s fidence, but neither can we resist
reference- to one bit of humor in
Particular. some
Elliott
furloughs he had
''. ig some
sent and added: "In some parts.
• ' of.Northern England you cap get'
some of those' things hens lay'-=
• eggs 1 believe they .. are called--
you
in a shell, ,.think. Probably . y
know' what I mean. I haven't 1
seen therm in years-' ' 4
effective
/Aur . SEVEN
MEASLES and complications
caused the death of seven-year-
old
old Teddy Bernard of Chesley.
doctor asked a_ little girl to
put out her tongue, and.. she pr.
it out a little. "Come. come, 1
want more than that", said he.
"But, doctor, 1 can't, it's fast-
ened at the other end." . . }
A landlady said• to a boarder
who had been .running. and' skip-
ping round his room evert '°��ft`ight,
"Why do you act •so' childishly
every night" . , - the
. Boarder: "Well, ma'am,
doctor told .me to, take my med-'
isine ' tval-....ni t running .anpd
then - skip a night"
Starvation would force .yon to
steal from me!
o monkey's life.
Yes, man descended, the orney,
ants,' " -
But' brother, he didn't descend '
from us! T1
!
Richard Rotor
m
STNS
• Mr. and
Mrs. John Gardner
..
and Cai•yl of Zion Were .recent
visit r s with Mrs. Helm and Mr.
and'Mrs• Lorne Woods.,
G..Todd is attending the
Angus Association convention ..at
Brandon this week.
MccuTCFIEO of ,'Falk-
chair-
manhas been appointed
man of District No, g of the On-
tario Bowling Association eaten-
i ding .from Lucknow . and Wingnd
OM to VJlartoi and Ow So
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•
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•
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•
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