The Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-03-30, Page 5THURSDAY, MARCH ,30th; 1944
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AsbfieThe 1Mad p esbyterimeeting oan �fvAshfielei
W.M.S; was held at the home of
Mrs. Russel Bis ett with 17,preis'
ent. Mrs. D. A. McLean presided
and Mrs. Howes had charge of
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the program. The scripture read-
lug was given by Mrs. Reuben
Wilson and Mrs. N. G. McKenzie
gave the comment on it. The re-
c'ansecrated altar of Jacobs
:prayers were offered by Miss An-
nie May MacDonald M& Mrs. Col-
linson. Mrs: 1)., R.. MacKenzie
gave an interesting talk. on Latin
Arrrerica. Miss Minnie Cath'car
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read a paper entitled If ,stress
singthe fact if we had always
given to, the - Lord's work what
we are now giving to make im-
T dements of war and to train„ our:
to use thern,'-the human race
would 'not ,be suffering 'the `hoe-
roes of .war as today. Other short
papers were read by. Mrs. Colin
MacGreg.ar and Mrs. R. D. Mae-
Donald.. Miss Annie ,Mae Mac-
su ly secretary stated
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the needs of the bale and took
contributions for it. Lunch 'was
served by the hostess and a social
time spent.
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PLAY & D44NCE
Inle, 'I'Own Hall
LUCKNOW. IA
Under : auspices of Lueknow
Agricultural Society, on
• April 5th
At $:30 sharp
North St. United Church
Players of ,Goderich will pre -
sent their popular play-:-
"COVERALLS!!
'Speen.' ug2nbers ,between. acts
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CAR'RUTHERS ORCHESTRA
Admission
PLAY 3-5c. DANCE lac
Nimiliminillalpy
LyceumTheatre
WI N G H Ah/I
Mrs. Clark Johnson of East
Wawanosh spent last week with.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs., Wm.
Brown:
1VIr. . and Mrs. Orville Tiffin,
Joe and Dan spent Friday even-
ing at Goderich where Joe arid
Dan were supplying music 'fora
dance.
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Mr: and Mrs: Wm. Brown, Ger-
tie and Mrs. C. Johnston spent,
Sunday with Mr. Lloyd Bell of
Pine River. ,
Friends .Prom this community
attended th..:.part held n the
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Institute,' Hall an TUesday even-
• ing in honor' or Tom ,Morrison,
returned • frorrr overseas: •
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The 'Lan side' Patriotic Societyboys,
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held their party last' Wednesday
eveningwhen around 70' people
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gathered to enjoy games of bingo
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and ,dancing. The special game of
was won by Mrs.. John
eDonald,
Crowston. During the business
period presided over 'by the pre
sident Mr. Ivan Conle y, it was
decided to donate $11.00 to the
RLtssian Reli.ef..It was decided to
have the next entertainment on
March 31 when a progressiv?
euchre will be enjoyed under
the supervision of�Mesdames Bill
Scott & Farish Moffat &: Messrs.
Billie Maclntyre and Johnson
Conn. Messrs. Bruce and Richard
•.Orr will be the hosts. for this
evening. The bingo. collection
' was $2,50 and collection .x$9.60.
Miss Merle' Wilson ' R. N. of
Wingham hospital stall visited
last Tuesday ' with her brother,
Mr. James Wilson Jr. and Mrs.
Wilson.
Mr• Angus Mowbray of Wood-
stack spent the week -end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Mowbray.
Mx. and Mrs. Harry `Tichborne
of Goderich visited on SaturdayW��
with her mother, Mrs. David `
Kennedy. °
Mr. Rhys `Pollock spent Mon
day at Toronto. • _
Mr. and Mrs: Clarence Cox'vis-,
iced' at Goderich with', his' 'par-
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encs, Mr. and Mrs:4 Sam Cox.
M.r. an M`rs.
r r 'James 'Laidlaw
Visited at Gorier ch last Wednes
day with her mother, Mr : -
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Straughan•who is very sick. e
wish her a speedy recovery. ,
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Mr. Dalton who lives on 'the
former W, R. Farrier farrri ias
pneumonia,
. Mr. and Mrs. 'Huftn' n and.
family of Riversdale have rented
Mr'.. Wesley Leggatt's farm and
are moving in this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Conley,
who have been living on Mrs.
Godkiri's farm the last two years
re moving this week to a farm
west of Lucknow.
A social evening was spent on
Tuesday evening of last week in
the. Institute hall in honor 'of Pte.
Thos. Morrison' who recently re-
turned from overseas. Carlis and
a program; were enjoyed during
the early part of the .evening. A.t.
the lunch hour Mr° Morrison was
asked many questions about
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Thursday, Friday, Satprday
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LAUREL and HARDY '
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J ITTERBUGS
The antis of Laurel •&' Hardy
are once again. riresented on
the screen,
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Also Short 'Subjects r '
Matinee Sat. afternoon at 2.30
bionda Tuesday, Wednesdaybingo
Monday, y'
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AP IL 3, 4, 5
ROBERT YOUNG
DOROTHY McGUIRC
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'A romantic comedy .drama.'
Also "Short Subject''
Tiffin anti Colleen spent ..Sunday
with Mr: and Mrs, Wesley Tiffin.
Mrs. McGihvary Of Luckno«i
spent the week -end ' with herd
daughter, Mrs. John Crows.ton.
On Tuesday last the Red Cross
held a quilting, at' the .'home.'O1
Mrs. Fred Tiffin vhen '2 quilts
were quilted 'and others prepared
for quilting.
Miss Marie Donaldson returned
to Galt on Monday -after spend-
ing a , few weeks at her home
here- •
overseas and his replies . were
quite interesting to the gather-
ing. The remainder of the even-
ing was spent in dancing to Tif-
fin's . orchestra,' I assisted by
Messrs. Charles Martin, Garnet
Farrier ''and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz.
The W. M. S. of. the United
church was held at the horse of
'Mrs. 'Albeit Coultes last Thurs-
day witha good attendance.
Mr. '.and -Mit. Elmer Alton of
Ashfield visited on Monday with
1 Mr. and Mrs. Jr. -,e. Tiffin.
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BOWERS of Vancouver has Lunch was served The hosts,
een visiting with Mr. and 'Mrs. George and Jim Moffat were
hirl Bowers of. Huron Township: thanked,
is forty-four years .since he Mr. and Mrs Wm. 'Dawson of
ft. thA 1ictriof 9r d C., -tri flier and. AitrG t..pt,-oo
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When .a gun goes into action every
man has a job to do. kk Seconds count,
and team work gets results.
Training ... endless training .. gets
efficiencythat makes each man part of
a perfect machine.
But something More than efficiency is
needed to make a top -rank fighting
unit. There must b* loyalty .:' . th it
spirit of responsibility that each man
feels toward his mates.
We've got efficiency on the farm front
we're producing more, and with less
help to do it. Keep up the teamwork
that will make each one of us go all out
to support our men on theyfighting
fronts.
We too, are part of •a fighting unit
citizens of a. nation at war. ° We must
., not let our men on the fighting fronts
down..
Invasion means high tension on ' the
fighting fronts ... combined operations--
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perations--... thorough team work in every detail.
And that call for greateraction comes
back to us at home. We have a job to
do here, too. We must all buy Victory
Bonds. We,have a responsibility to our,
mates on the firing line. ' We can't let
them ,down: -
And the job that we are asked to do is
. save more, and lend . more to our
country. We are asked to let our country.
have the use of money that we do not
need now. We will have the money
later on, to improve our farms and to
buy stocl_ and equipment; for new
barns and silo's; for new furnishings and
conveniences for our homes.
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Be ready to .buy more Victory Bonds.
National War Finance'Coinmittee
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