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The Lucknow Sentinel. Lucknow, Ontario
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THURSDAY., JUNE 1st, 1944
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MAFEKING.'
(.Intended foil'iast week)
Mr. Bert Finlay, of Saskatoon
,spent Thursday afternoon visit-
ing friends in this commtinity,
‘and vieWinghis old home. He
WaS• accompanied by his brother -
r. Ernest Gardner, Zion.
• B Stothers.,• Stephen Jr, of
• Arthur and John / Crispin of
Lucknow spent Friday and Sat-
prday at the farm.
• Mr, and .Mh. Thos, Anderson
, and .Gordon-. visited on ,Supday
with'Mr. and Mrs. °Harvey ,Webb
of St. HelenS,
Visitors on Sunday afternoon.
with Mr. and • Mrs1',1V1ilton
• patrick .Were, Mr. and •.Mrs.
Mrs, John. Schueonalla
and children of Sarnia; their son
.Harvey and Mrs. Kilpatrick of
Belfast.
1VIrs, Robt. Johnston who is ill,
enjoyed a visit on Suriday from
her sen George and Mrs. John-
ston of Porter!.s4Hill, also Mrs T.
Twyford of 'Clinton and -Mrs. J.
Henderson and babe of Holmes-
ville. • ' •
) Mr. and Mrs. E. Blake spent:'
:the
:the week -end ,with Mr. and Mrs..
W. ,Hoffman, Dunnville.,
Week -end visit rs with Mr. &
Mrs, Cecil Johnston were Mr. &
Mrs. George .Arkena
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and •Mrs.- Annie Johnston, 'Luck -
Mrs. Stephen .Stethers and "Sop
oDungannocalled on Mr. and'
Mrs, Henry Horton on, Sunday.
Margaret Phillips, Holyrood &
Mary Horton of 'Colborne spent
the, week -end, at their respective
homes. •-- • .
GUIDE & BROWNIE NEWS
• Roll call was taken inside,: and
patrols Were, inspected, During
horseshoe formation, Mrs. McKim
warned Guides to be .at the Hall
before 11 o'clock in order.to
march to the Anglican 'Church
on. Sunday. Then 'she told the,
Patrol Leaders that there' will be
Court Of Honour next Friday, to
conclude arrangements for'cainp.
Badges were given to those" who
had -earned them.' •
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After Mrs. McKim left, some
'of the Guide§ Sewed while others'.
tried' Morse tests. -
• ' In the Brownie Circle Mrs. Me-
Xim enroled Edith Marsh,a11 as
a Brownie. She told them about
marching to church on Sunday
and plans of a Brownie Day to
ST. HELEN'S •
• Mrs, Ward Shickiuna. and little
daughter Gail of Port
are visitors with her mother, Mrs.
• Jas.,. Gaunt.
Mrs. Mel Brown of Kitchener
.was a week -end visitor with her
• parents, Air. and Mrs: R. Woods.
• Mr. and Mrs., Carl Johnston '8c.
Marie of •Bluevale were recent
visitors with friends here •
Mr. Gordon Miller and Mrs.
• Miller returned. on Sunday from
.week's motor rip to ,Northern
Qntario where they visited Miss.
W.', D. Rutherford at Kirkland
Lake. Gordon -left for Peta*awa•
oh Tuesday.
rules were tried and two lively
be held at Guide Camp. Health games were played,
I dreamed that I paid $5.00 for a
haircut an(P$50.09 for a pair of
cardboard' shoes. 1 dreamed that
we had no wartime controls- on -
prices, profits or wages, and that
we hadn't had the stnse to
organize the distribution of supplies
all the way down the line . .
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I dreamed that because revery -
one was making more money and.
spending it, prices were skyroc=--
keting.
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all the stores looked like "fire"
tales , . with people scrambling
to buy before • prices went still •
higher. .
11- dream-ea:7 that everybody had
to fight to get more money . . and !
that in thismad race, wages and'
salaries were falling behind..
panicky people were buying
things they didtetneed, and
hoarding everything they could get
their hands on •. .
I dreamed the hand .of everyone
was against his neighbour; with
, each of u's blaming the other fel-
low for his doubles.
MI/ .1•111
with *everybody for himself . . .
no4 matter what it cost in the long
run.. . and no matter how it hurt
the War effort.
'.7;4(EN..7-1464MIKG000meass wo&e
4 , 0,0" eft *ft TOGrrele
to realize with relief that
1 live-far-a-enuntry-where
things are sane and stable
...where the cast of living
has been kept within
bound.
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realize that prices and
wages—productioncosts
and selling prices—are in-
separably linked together.
to realize, that with-
out " the safeguards
that have,headed off
inflation, iny night-
mare might have be -
clime a reality!
triviskvititi
D I SA ST ER
to /remind myself that tho don.
ger is still pressing and that we
must et/infinite to hold firm .
and that moans enerybody must
play fair and do Ids part by not
trying to get some tierriporcWy„
felocied advantage at the
�z-
perise of his follow-tanadianso
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Thie aokertke4nent k one of w 'crier being ktoistd by the Goverment of Code to empheske the ranee
• of preeentino fe;ther' heteeseskt the toe? of Kroing mown entlfdefedion• toter.
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.COUNCIL MINUTES
• WEST WAWANOSH
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The West .°Wawanosh Town-
ship Countil held their regular"
..rnOnthly rriMing on 'May 9th. Ali
• triembers were present &, Reeve
• Smyth presided. •The minutes' of --
last meeting were read, and ac-,
•cepted on motion of CounCillors
McPherson .and Finnigan.. • •
By-law No., 4 'tO ..atithori2e the
of. Dominion of Canada. .•
bonds was passed. . on motion ' cf
CounclllQrs Finnigan and .
In accordance with recent Pro-
vinclal ....a :resolution
w,,as:passed authorizing
the sign-
ingof all:6hecnieS by the Ree Ve ••• •
and. Treasure. This was done on
motion of Councillors McPherson
and Finnigan. Insurance on roads .
and the ,power. maintainer was • •
renewed with Lloyd's of London .
on' motion of • Councillors Me -
Allister • and. .Miller„ On• motion
Councillor's .-McPherson •and
Finn an the Council decided to.
pure ase fifty rolls of snow fence
and our hundred posts from the
Lundy FencA Co; •
• The ,Coun01.•adjourned',to' meet •
June, 6th at,1.30 p.rn.•'. '. ,• , - • ••
". Durnin
James Heffron PasseS •
The death of James Heffron,
a lifelong: zesident of ,Blyth;,and
well known to many in this coni-
munity, occurred at his home en
Thursday -The funeral was held •
on Saturday withinterment. in
Morris Cemetery, He is survived
by two sisters, Kate and Ella at
home and two brother, John of
• Blyth' and Williarn • of Willett
Township. •
Murder By Skeletons .
At', The Feast •
Four grim messengers of death,
garbed • in skeleton- -coStumes,
Mingled with the merrymakers
at the Mexican governor's maskr
ed ball. Read, in .The American
Weekly -with this. Sunday's:. (June.
4) .isSue, of The Detroit Sunday
Tines, how the party, when:rev-
elry' wag at its height, --turned •
into a bloody•shrribles. Get SUrr-- • -
day's Detroit Tithes:
WEDDING BELLS
• MeLEOD—R91ERTSON -
The' riage of Miss Lucy
Roberton, eldest daughter of
Mrs. Robertson and he late Peter
Robertson of Ripley to Captain
AnguS Morrison McLeod, R. C. A.
1M: C., son of the late Rev. and
'Mira. Angus McLeod, .took place
in Bloor -Street 'United Church,
Toronto, on Friday, May 19th.
The Rev. Geo. C. Pidgeon, D.D.
was the officiating clergyman. •
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• Sgt. MacTavish: "I'll, have, a
sardine sandwich, lassie". 1,
Pearle: "Domestic or imported,
Sarge? The domestic's 25 cents,
the imported's fifty cents".
Sgt Mac: "The domestic, me
good woman. I'm paying no sar-
dine's passage across, the ocean"!
Letters To The Editor
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Dear Sir:• •
As you have seen from the
Ifinal Sbcth. Victory Loan figures,
Bruce County reached approxi-.
mately 120 per cent of, its object-
•" ive. The County, s a..„whcge,
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stood in fifth position out of the
62 Units in the ProVince of On-
tario. These results are extreme-
ly. gratifying, and*this is the best
showing that the County has ever,
made. In a few of the municipal-
ities, the going was at times a
little .tough, but almost without
---Texceptiori ,-the- 'f'sbjer.filie- -was
reached and passed.
Unfortimately, we have not
the filcilities for writing every" -
body ,who Was connected with
the Loan a personal letter. but I
I would like to take this Opportun, ;
ity of, thanking the salesmen, •
' banker's, committee men, news-
papers, and everyOne who had a
Part in making the Sixth itict-
ory Loan in the County a -,-huge *
succeis! ' ' •
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-, -• Unit Organiter,
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