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THURSDAY, MAY 4th, 1944
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The Lucknow; Sentinei' Lucknow, Ontario
Wall's Feed Store
NEXT SAWMILL OFFICE, LUCKNOW
Full Line PURINA. Chows
and
PRODUCTS
• HOGCONTRACTS AVAILABLE
Free Delivery on Orders Of One Ton or Over
ORDERS TAKEN' FOR DAY -"OLD CHICKS
LOAD 'of SALt to: Arrhre Soon
GeOrge Mcliall Big,'
• Booster Forionds
An unexpected, visitor at Tues-.
: day night's council rneedng was
• • George McNeil •of Blyth. He
• • , • " dropped • in "td see Wes Joynt",
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and was welcomed by meMbers
•, • of the Board and on the invita-
• tion of: the Reeve (spoke briefly.
George was reeve of Blyth for
eight Years, resigning* the office
• • to tdOn the 'army uniform for, a
second time. George Served over-
. • seas for more, than there years
in the Great War, and was, over
, • there ° for a year and 8 months
of fhis one. • , .
,. , •He was hoping to go to Italy
, with .the bOys, ,but., after ,suffer-
- itig.injuris,in • a motd cyele ac-
cident,'was sent home. • "Its a
, young man's war", 'George ein7
•phasized:
IV ^a' -;:.avr. •
"What I'm worried about is the
•cemplaceny in this •co'untry" he
said.' The hard' part is ahead. nd
he's pessimistic about the war be--
ing over in a year., He :Supported
his contention by the fact we
haven't' yet set foot on the Wes-
tern front, and credited the Ger-
man retreat in. Russia to some
extent as strategy in shdrtening
their Tines to fight on two fronts.
• George put in a wOrd in sup-
port of the Victory loan. He re-:
-called the Worthlessness • of 4he
German mark after the la§t war.
If -Hitler should win our dollars
won't be worth any more. "I'm
reallYserious about bondS",' he
Concluded. •
George was born and, raised in
LtieltrioW,-•where,--he'was' cine
!1:'eck's bad boys".b In refering
to his term oh., HuronCounty
Council he paidhigh tribute to
the late Robert Johnston.
'WHITECHURCH
• Wedding bells am ringing: •
Pte. Thos.r.:Iriglis- who is ',sta-
tioned in British Columbia spent
a two weeks' furlough with his
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. In-
glis, Sr.
The marriage • of _Miss Edna
Howe, daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
Howe of Sundefland, Durham
• County, England, and Cpl. Jack
• Pollock of the, Intelligence Corps
with the ,Canadian• Forces • in
England; son 'of Rev: J. 'Pollock
of Ailsa Craig arid the laL0,,Mrs.
• Pollock, who Were fei--mer resi-
dents' of 0-1 corinnimity, Was, to
be Selen'tnized in England. on,
WeclnesdaY, Apri1 26th:`
them •a lOng and happy Wedded
life.
• Mr. 'Clarence McClenaghar$,
• Mrs, Gibson Gillespie, and Mrs.
Lott attended the Htiron Presby-
tery meeting vtrhith was held at
Clinton last Thurisclay.
Mrs, J. F. McLean is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Ira , McLean.
of: St. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs.
Gibson of Cayuga. -44
Eli Jacques Passes •
• 'An Old and 'highly esteemed
resident of this community pass-
ed away last Friday morning at
the home of his .son, 11/fri. George
• Jacques of Preston. Had he lived
to May 18th' he would have been
91 years. old. 'He and Mrs. Jac:
ques who were in failing health
went to Preston to -liye a 'yeir
agolast month..She passed away
Aprii 25tli, 1943 and Mr. Jacque.s
fluky- at!d.DANCE
Under Auspices of the Agricultural Society
IN THE TOWN HALL, - LUCKNOW
Wednesday Marl()
Curtain at 8,15
The, Walton Dramatic Society will present the two-hour,
3 -Act Comedy
A PAIR OF COUNTRY KIDS"
ADMISSION 35c & goe •-
DANCEAFTER,
_Musip b'y the'•popular Wilbee -:ordiestra
ADMISSION 35c
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• PRIZE DRAW' •
At the concert for an Oxford Shearling Ewe, donated by
John Parrish, with procce ds' in aid ol Red Cross Units
which have tickets for sale. Prizes of $.5.00, $3.00 and ,$2D0•tti Units selling the' most tickets.
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passed away on April 28th, 1944.
He leaves' to mourn his loss two
'sons, George of Preston and Wil-
fred of Copper Cliff; also Several
graivdchildren, The, funeral was
held from', the Presbyterian
church' here on , Monday after -
neon. • The pall bearers were
Messrs. WM. J. Coulter! Frank
Coulter, Walter Lott, John Simp-
son, John Mowhray • and Price
Scott: Interment was in' Wing -
ham cern'etery. We extend our
sympathy to -the bereaved,
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Mr. and Mrs: Rhys :Pollock and
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Richard 'visited on Sunda Y with
• Mr. and Mrs. GeOrge Fisher:.
Messrs. Clarence • Cox, Russel
Ross, Mis_Ernest Casemore, Mrs.
Jame Falconer and' Miss Annie
Kennedy were blood timers 'at
• the! clinic. held in Winghain last
Wednesday.
• Miss Althea trown bf' Amber-
ley has 'joined the staff of the
Canadian Bank of Commerce
here. She commenced her diities
on Monday.—Wingham Advance -
Times. •'41
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thoughts of Spring and, paint-reinded people everywhere are
"suddenly" aware of the familiar Martin-$enour sign (although
there all the year, "round),hecause Spring is the usual and accepted
time to repaint For fresh beauty and protection!
And this sign is a sure sign of an enduring paint because Martin-
Senour is 100% pure!
Whenever you see the sign of Martin-Senour, there will be 'Found the
paint of endurance rind longer lasting beauty. It is the sign which in
one breath welcomes Spring and 'the chanceto beautify as well as
to C1,4 the patriotic job of protecting property! • ••
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• SOLD EXCLUS'IVELY BY
RAE 8 PORTEOUS
• • Every Canadian wants this, vvar over
—and the Sooner the better. Every Canadiap wants to see the fight
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taken to the enemy's very doOr; to see war wiped off the map of the
world forever. :
It's good, ordinary horse sense that' dais won't be accomplished
• until everyone on the home front dos bis full part. .
Canadian soldiers are fighting with courage and self-sacrifice, but,
this alone will not.'win the' war. War demands the support ofus a4t
home. What are you doing about.it?
Put some of that horse' sense we Canadians talk about to wOrk:
Be smart. Buy Yictory Bonds.
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'PHONE 66,LUCKNOW • SPO. N$ORED -IN SUPPORT OF THE SIXTH.VI'CTOR Y. LOAN BY
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