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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-04-27, Page 6t'I#4E SEt The Lucknow Sentiy•e'i, Lucknow, .Ontario ASHFIELD Last week wound up the maple syrup ,season. Quite a number of farmers who had maple trees 'made a +supply of syrup which ahottfd help out the sugar situ- ation. This . week the Sixxh Victory Loan gets underway giving every Canadian citizen an opportunity to have a share, in bringing, the ‘yar to :an end. • Mrs.. M. .C. Ma.cKenzi.e who spent the winter with her Baugh-. Lersin Toronto has returned to her , borne at Kintail. Ashfield has lost another high ly respected -citizen ' in the death of„ Mrs. John MacRae,, To Mr., MacRae and family we extend sincere sympathy.. Mr. -and Mrs. John MacKay of KintaiL have received word that their son, .Flt. -Lt. Donald Mac- Kay, • D.F.C., is a prisoner of war in Germany. On February 2Oth they received word he was miss- ing. It: was an anxious time for the MacKay familyand his friends as -Donald was. a, general • favorite.: with all who knew: him. Those who attended Mrs. ' Mac - Rae's funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Ian .MacRae , of Strathroy, Mr. Duncan MacRae of. Uxbridge, Mr. and Mrs. James MacRae of Tor- onto, Mrs. Effie MacLennan, Mrs. Johnston and Miss Mary Mac- Kenzie of Toronto. NORTH CULROSS There was a fair attendance at the patriotic social in the West- ford school Friday evening Al aIoiig "the' "line `Jns "'Wail" ,,;.buzzed wood last week and the Weather was favorable—for the job: - Mrs. job:Mrs.' Howard Haldenbyvisited her sister, Mrs. Ivan Pollock who, has a. little baby girl: Both are doing ' well. Mr. and' Mrs: George . Ernewein had dinner with the Albin Heines at ,Riversdale . Sunday. Messrs. Geo. and M{ xray Mc- Kinnon took in- the Ripley play in Lucknow one evening recent - Mr: David McDonald of near Teeswater was .on our `line buy- ing cattle for the grass. During 'the rush . of ' Easter week we neglected to report a splendid quilting at Mrs. Perry Hodgin's home. Two quilts were finished and some business at- tended to, after which Mrs. Hod- gins treated the quilters to- a ver- itable banquet. . a. LANGSIDE Mrs. J. B. Morrison spent Thursday last with • Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ritchie: Mr. ,and Mrs. Ben. Naylor of Lucknow spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. Mr. and Mrs. •Wesley Voting and family moved last w.ek to the farm they :recently purchaser. from Mr. George Harkness. The Lan 'lied Cross held their quiltirig on Tuesday last at the home of Mrs. Victor Emer• - son. Tuesday .of this week it . was . to be held at the home of Mrs. Ralph Caskinette. After .spending' a few -days with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin; Miffs. Reuben Tiffin' has returned to the home of her 'daughter Mrs. Russel Ritchie. Miss 'Grace Richardson of Teeswater spent, the, week -end, at her hcimne here. The Langside Patriotic Society .held their social' eveninf, on Fri- day when dancing and g'a.mes of bingo were the enjoyment of the evening. The special bingo garce was won by Bill Henry. It was decided to have an evenings en- tertainment of' dancing on May THURSDAY, APRIL 27th; 1944 VICTORY LOAN SALESMAN FOR A COPY OF THIS SETTER- It •:oaa6fesyoufo6uyVictory Bondsthroughyourbank— n convenient deferred payments ditANCet) /lp 49ri > � 4. l o o •_ -€4i 4244441 . 344 '04T �� °� -?tea • 4yyyycc �_�.,� r4 p���e�c, rasrt:-r,:�• tpuR PAYMENT '+och. ItArSGS't0%oRPAR VAiu 4412 R SS! 'FILL OUT THE LETTER AND GIVE IT TO THE VICTORY LOAN SALESMAN—IT IS AN ORDER ON YOUR BANK TO BUY BONDS FOR YOU You can buy Victory Bonds with cash` which you have saved ' ... and you can buy more bonds With money as you get it, on convenient deferred payments. . Every Victory Loan salesman has printed copies of the deferred payment letter at the right. (You can also get this form letter .at any bank.) All you do is write in the name of your bank and the amount of the bonds you wish to buy and sign it. YOU HAVE SIX MONTHS TO PAY THE BANK FOR THE BONDS—THE INTEREST THE BONDS EARN, PAYS THE BANK INTEREST ON THE LOAN IrYou make a first payment of at least 10% of the amount of the bonds you buy and pay the balance when it isconvenient for you todo so, Within the next six months. Bonds earn 3% -for --M you and this. income ° pays the interest on the loan during this period. Be sure to buy Victory Bonds on this plan as well as for cash. • .' . . . . . Canada needs more money to pay her enormous war bill. Let your country have the use of all . the money you can .save. NATIONAL WAR FINANCE COMMITTEE 25. Free music for Friday-nigrit's entertainment was given by 'Jim Parks, Gordon Wall, Jim Moffat. Mrs. Johnson 'Conn, NIr:;. Bill Scott and Mrs. Ivan. Conley. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Conley, were the sponsors of . the party on Friday evening., Mr. V. 'Emerson moved a vote of thanks Vo Mr. and Mrs. Conley and this was heartily en - The event Was sponsored by, the the evening. was '$10.90. The meeting closed with the Nation- al anthem. Mr: and Mrs. George Tiffin and little daughter Colleen . spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Falconer of Culross. • a - LAURIER Mrs. Eldon I Bradley spent the Easter holidays with her hus- band, LAC. Eldon Bradley of Moncton, N.B': Mr. ,Donald Blue is .salesman' .for the Sixth ' Victory Loan 'in our district which opened on Monday. The Kintail Women's Institute meeting will. be held at the home. of Mrs..Ray Dalton on May 41th. BEAVERS are reported in the Sadgeen River at Walkerton. Their presence was first 'discover cared by muskrat trappers..