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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-04-20, Page 5• ra THURSDAY', APRIL 20th, 1944 The 'Lucli:now Sentinel,. Lucknow, Ontario s • t PAGE FATE. „ . Lyceum Thiatre ,.t WINGHAM - • Thursday, Friday, Saturday . 1 APRI111.0, 21, 22 . RICHARD DIX JANE WYATT . ., * * "THE KANSAN" , ,A western spectacle with, act- ion and scenic beauty.. Also "Short Subjects" Matinee Sat. afternoon .at 2.30 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday April 24,' 25; 26 C.ARY GRANT • JOHN GARFIELD * * ' "Destination To'kyo" This story of a stibmarhie is Isuperb screen fiction of what might 'have taken place when IT. S. air and naval forces pre - prepared .for the bombing of Tokyo: 1 Also "Short Subject" Nrimi!=mmoie'"'" LOCAL QUOTAS ARE UNCHANGED • Opening Monday,, April 24, the Sixth Victory Loan calls on all the ,people of Bruce to "Put. Vic- tory First" and- subscribe 'at least $2,600,000: Objectives , for each municipal- ity -have been set and canvassers appointed for most centres. There are few' changes from previous loans. For canvassing .purposes, Tiverton has been made a sep- arate unit- The county council objective has been increased $5,000 and Huron Township de- creased a like, amount.' Here is vi:rhat each municipality is being 'asked to -subscribe with Lucknow'and Kinloss quotas the 'same as in the 5th Loan': Bruce County $ 30,000 Walkerton. , 335,000 Kincardine• 250,001) Chesley ' 160,000 Southampton •160.000 Port ,Elgin Wiarton Lucknow' • Teeswater Mildmay Paisley • Tara Ripley' Tiverton Brant Carrick Huron • NiBruce • Kincardine Twp. Culross Greenock •Arran Elderslie Kinloss Amabel & Hepworth ..L60,000 • Saugeen 50,000 Eastnor & Lions Head 45,000 St.- Edmunds & Tobermory 15,000 Lindsay • 1,000 Canvassers for .the Sixth Vic- tory Loanhope that they. wilt meet a ready response when they call and• that it will. not Be nec- essary to imake call backs, which hinder their 'effor't to a great b14:- ' • ent. Those named in this area ace as. follows: Lueknolv, George H. Smith:. Kinloss. George Halden- by; Huron. Gideon •Ruttle; MaTtyn, Culroa"a2, • , Gordon MeiVin, David MacDon- ald. 125,000 100,000 • 95,000 65,000 • 60,000, 50,000 35,00e 30,001.. 15,000 115,000 105,000 1.00,00t.. 90,000 90,000 ' 85,0001 851000 LUCKNOW RED CROSS DONATIONS Donations to the Lucknow and Vicinity Branch of the Red cross stand almost at $4,700.00. Just $2.28 short of that amount in ex - figures, up to Monday night. N. . •. • The following list is „ccirnplete up to. that time: • . . , Spence McFarian $2.00; Wesley; Boyle,1.00; Frank Fair 10.00; Al- bert Sheldori 2.00; Alan. -.50; .....- .., J. B. and. Wilbert Hodgkinson .2.00; Mrs. "W. J: McLean 200; George 'Haldenby:.1,004 Roy Gra. ham .65; Harold Johnston 2:00.; Wm Fisher ,580,- Mrs:. A. iiFin- layson 5..60; Win. Gollan 3.00; Gordon Fisher 3.00; W. L. Mac- Kenzie 15.06;. T. W. Smith, 5.00; Matt McDonald '5.Q0; Dune Thor - borne 2.00; Hector McLean 2,00; Chas. Boyd 2.00; Jas. MacDonald 1.00; Chas. and-- Stewart "Wiley 5.00;' MeDougall '".Carnpbell 2.00;. Duricap Campbell 10.00; Lorne Hodgins '5.00; Lorne and John Hedging 2.00; Lenwood Hewitt 1:00; .Albert Stanley 3.00;_ Mrs. Norman Campbell 3100; William Stanley 1.09; Norinati MbMaater 1.80; Gedrge Colwell 2.00; -Mont-' Family 5.00; ' Geddes. Family 5.00; Sidney Pellock 5.00; Elmer -.‘13annerinan 480; . Jack Cuyler • 5.00; Mrs. 'Wm. Clayton 1.00; 'Walter Kaake 3,00; R. A. Huston 1.00; Mrs. Alan Kaalte and ,Eliner '.1.00; Mat Girvin 1'.00:: W. Leeeon. 1:00; 1VIe1vin Husty .50; Mrs: D! McDonald 1.00; How- .ard Glass 4.00; 'James Glass 1.00;, :John McLean 2.00; Sam. Nesbitt 2:00; • Margaret McDonald 5.00;. Dean,.Bewitt4,804..,E....J-Hedleg; 2.00; Alex Stanley .580; Mrs. J. W. Donaldson 5:00; Charlie Chin 2.50; Mrs. Charlie Chin 2.50; Alex J. McLennan '2.00; John A, 'Mac • Donald 1.00; ,Flora MacDonald 1.00z D. H. Alton 2.00; Mel Greer 10:00; James Forster 1.00; John Gillies 1.00; . Mrs. 'James Purves 1.08; Jahn McQuillin 2.00; Fred McQuillin 1.00; Vernon Hunter 1.00; Mrs. T. Phillips and Myrtle. .5.09; M., C. Rutherford 5.00; Jas. Aitchison 5.00; Wm. Webster $5., Earl Durnin. 5.00; Frank Weath- -srhearl 5:00; W. I. Miller 5.00, ArnOld. and 'Elmer' Woods 5.00,; 'Rev. J. A. Ward 10.00; St. Helens Women's Institute 10.00; Mrs. G. Cranston 2.00; Geo. White 2.00; Mid Humphrey 2.00; 'Cairns Ait- chison" 2.00; D. Todd 2.00:; Wrn. Rintoul 1.00; Mrs, W. E. Gordon 1.00; Chester Taylor 1.00; .John R.Web.ster -1.00; Gordon RintOul 1.00; Leo Huber 1.00; Robert 80,000 80,000 .... , 65,000 miireimmis 11111111111111 ON 111111 sminissiests sisimmimes imosisms Deliver Your Cream For EXTRA Year Around Profit. This Additional Earning Will Pay Your Trips To Town • And Give You Additionitl Extra Money EVERY WEEK. We Are Now Paying 2c Per ‘Lb. Over Price Paid, If Shipped On An rick.'.'.,T ays ? To Deliver . Deliver For Profit We Still Cannot Buy New Cream Cans and Require The Additional" Cans Not. In Use Throughout the Country. Please Return That Extra Can That Is Not Required For Your Immediate 'Cream Delivery' Requirement. it Is Illegal To„USe:4 Cream Can • Fdr Any Other PUrpOse.. Silverwood *Dairies Ltd. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO. 1.111.1111111M1 INIIIN.11111.11 3111.11.1111.11 11111111111111111111M1 1111.1111111111MMI 11111111=110 PiirVee 1,00; Mary McLeod. 1.00; ,John MacDonald (mill) '5.00; Jas. • Smith 2,00; MurdOCh Morrison 1.00; C. Decker 2:00; Agnew's Of- fice :5.00; Bridge Club (Mr. and Mrs. Prest, Mr. and Mrs. W. J., Douglas, G: H. &frith,* No. 'and 31: -Rcibertson) 5980; .Harvey - Webb 5.65; Mrs. W. J. McKenzie Alan Dtirnin 1.90; 'Mrs. Neil Gil- J,ies2.00;. John Miller 1.00;4m, T.. Gardner 5.00; Mrs. Evelyn • Huse Y 2.00; Mrs. 'Dorothy Brown. 2.00; Harry Nixon 2.00;' D. COok. 2.00; E. R. Gaunt 5.00; Mrs. Geo. Anderson 'Sr'. 1,00; Clyde Reid• 3.06; Jerome Naiad 1.00; Eva Greer 1.00; Mrs. N. D. MacKen- • zie 1-0.00;''R. J. Moore 10.00; Har- ry' Lem 2.00; ' Andrew Lockhart 2.00; Mts. Chas. MacDOnald 1.00; Wellington , Nixon2.00; Mrs. Tho. Alton -280; JohnstonsMc-. Leod 2:00; Alex McKenzie 2.00; J. A. Mallough 1.00; Mrs. Frank Cole 1.00; Sam 'Sherwoo.d 5.00; Mrs.' W. J. Todd 5.00; Stuart Robertson „3,.00r Stewart'. Mullin 1.00; Leslie Purvis -2.00; Jim 'Reid, Lucknow 2.00; Miss Ada Stanley 3.00; S. C. Rathwell.& Son 10.00;• Lucknow. Legion 25.00; Mrs. MeLeod 1.00; Joseph Johnston :00; BellRobertson 5.09; Jam- ieson draw anddance :73.45; Ted Dexter 2.00; George,,Burg,ess 5.00; Spindler. 10.00; k4iabeth Reid 1.00; peter McCall 2.00; Geo. Joynt 10.00; Harry Anderson $2.; Misa-. Woods 1.90'; Rey.- Q. G. Howse •5.00; Earl, Hodgins 2.00; Joseph Hannah 5;00; Laughlin & •Annie -McKenzie •5,00; Chas: Hod - gine p:00; Jarnes;,Thorripson 188; Ross 280; ,Frank Thomperm 2.00; Jack Nesbit .50; ble 1.00;' Anna and Belle Ross $1.: P. A. Murray 2.00; Mr: and Mrs. John Colwell 20.00; Eldon Eck- enswiller. 2.00; Dan 1VIcMorran 5.00; Bert Alton ,5:00; Businets Men's War' Work 'committee $10.; Mrs. .C011yer Ashfield, Native passes Word has been received of the death of William Wallace in N. 'Dakota.•He was one of a family • of ten, children born to t e e Mr. and Mr. Maurice Wallace who resided on 'the Kintail side - road: He is survived by .his wid- ow and brothers and sisters who, live in Chicago and Dakota, and a .brothet James. .4siding in Kingsbridge. , THERE WERE' 87 blood donors at the •firat clinic held at Ripley last week. NORTH CULRQSS The Westford community club. • is arrangingto have a :social e\v- • ening Friday, 'April 21st in, the '. Westford .school house for pat riotic 'purpOses: • Mr. John McGlynn and Kevin. paid a Visitto„. the farm arid Old_ neighbors on the 12th Confession - ,•. . Mrs. ,.Don • Taylor' of. 1Rodney- ,spent the Easter holidays at her old home "Glen ,Douglas 'Faim", also Joan 4rid Winkle. The -Herb Carters of Ripley motored then" out to' Culross. Mr. and Mrs'. ted Haldenby visited the Porters, Durham road near .Walkerton on Sunday. -Ted had the misfortune to have his leg crushed while' working with :logs in the bush. • • Miss • Peggy ' Askin was 'home from London for Easter. She is employed on the secretarial staff of the • Sugar Refineries Sales Agencies 'at London. • • .',Mrs. John l3etking, .401r.• Becking and Mary and Hughie motored down to Port Credit' to visit at Harvey Beckinga and say goodbye to' Donald Becking who leading for active service. • , The Minister of Finance of the Dominion of Canada • offers for sale $1,200/ 000 000 Sixth ICTORY LOA Dated and bearing interest from 1st May 1944, and offered in two• ; maturities, the choice of which is optional with the purchaser, as follows: • 16 years and 1 month 0% BONDS DUE lit JUNE 1960 Callable in or after 1957 Interest payable 1st June and December' Denominations $50, ii00, $500, 51,000, $6,000, $10,000, ' $25,000, $100;000 - ' • ISSUlf PRICE: 100 • • The proceeds of this laan will be used by,the Government to finance esPenditures for war purposes. • The lists will open on 14th April 1944, and will close on or about .13th May 1944. APPLICATIONS FOR THESE BONDS MAY BE MADE THROUGH ANY VICTORY LOAN SALESM.k1N, ANY BRANCH IN CANADA OF ANY CHARTERED BANK OR ANY AITTHORIZEDSAVINc S BANK,'FRUST OR LOAN COMPANY, }'RCM WIIOM COPIES OF' THE ,OFFICIAL PROSPECTUS AND' APPLICATION FORM MAY BE OBTAINED. tiEPAiTmENT OF FINANCE . • . 3 years and 10 months '13'% BONDS DUE 1st 01.4I1C11 1940 Non -callable to' maturity Interest payable 1st March and September • » Denominations, Urea), ' $5,000, $10,000, 525,000, 5100,000 - • • E ISSUPRICE: I00%