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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-06-15, Page 6PAGE' SIX .ANGSIDE Mx. Sandy Murray of Toronto assisting' Mr. Victor Emerson . with farm work for 13 weeks and by , so doing ..gains his entrance certificate. Sandy, rode a bicycle from Toronto. Mrs. Russel Ritchie was able to return to , her own home on Monday. , Mr. John Smith and Sam Love of Ripley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ritchie. Mrs. Robt.: 'Stewart and Mrs: Wesley .Tiffin attended the fun-' eral of thein aunt: at 'Brantford, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McAllister and .Shirley, :Mr. and 'Mrs :McAllister of Culross, Mr. .and Mrs. R. Stewart, Eileen & Don- ald" spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. ' Wesley Tiffin_: The Red Cross held a quilting, at the home of Mrs. Ralph •Cas- kinette last Tuesday and this week ,will holdone on Thursday The `Lueknow Sentinel. Llicknow, Ontario at the home of Mrs. Wesley Tif- fin. _ Miss Eileen Stewart is' this week assisting Mrs. Russel Rit- chie with household duties. 'Miss Jessie Duckeing, mother - craft nurse of 'Toronto, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Vic- tor, Emerson. Mr. Wm. Adams of ' White-' _Burch on Monday built a, new chimney for Victor Emerson. Mr, and. Mrs. • George Tiffin and' Colleen, Mrs. 'Eddie Wadel and Mr. Fred Simpson spent a week -end , recently , with friends in Kitchener: Mr. and Mrs.' George Mowat and family ok ,Kitchener spent, the :week -end with ' Mr. and. Mrs. Ralph Caskinettte: ' Mrs. N. Hunter 'of ..Galt- spent last . week with ' her sister,' Mrs. John Richardson, ret4rning horne t with. Mr, and Mrs. John Hunter and family who motored up for here. THURSDAY, JUNE 15th, 1944' DUNGANNON Mrs. Charlie McNee returned on Tuesday after spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Frank Garniss and Mrs. Ben Mugford of Toronto. . Anniversary services will be . held in Erskine Presbyterian church on Sunday with Rev. Stanley Scott, Kincardine,as the guest speaker.' Mr. and ' Mrs. W t J. Robb & daughter:. Dorothy, Mrs. Roy Mac- Donald and Mrs. Wm. Sillib at- tended. the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. George Robb near Mo,int. Forest last week.. 7 Mrdi-and l rs:, ,Wig. Black- and children Peter and Mary Eliza beth. of Walkerton visited Mr. SE Mrs: Harry Ryan. . , 'Miss Shirley. Purcion. •of Del roit • is .visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jahn 'McIntyre. The Women's --Institute ' district• annual of West Huron is being • held on Thursday at the Dun- gannon United church. Mrs. Everett Errington spent a few days recently in .Wingharn hospital for removal of tonsils. Mr. and Mrs. Wm: j. Robb & Dorothy and Mr. and Mrs. Wrn` Sillib attended the funeral of Mr. Robbs brother -in -taw, Mr. Harr ry, Hutchins of Goderch on Tues- day. WANT'ADS' PAY An ;Ashfield •fanner who re- cently adveiised a ,young bull, for sale, quickly disposed of the animal, The •buyer,• who, lives near town, • inane' diately on de- livery 'of ,his •paper,saw the ad and was :on his ,way to make a. purchase. He reached thp seller's farm about the same time .asthe mail man,: arid the sale was made before the advertiser' had • .a chance to have a look at the ad himself. • 01 Hay will be ready to cut within the next week orll two. It is an abundantcrop-one of the heavi- est in years. Help is needed immediately to save the hay crop Offer your services today to the Farm Commando Brigade in your town or city. The deed is urgent right now. TUNE IN "HELP WANTED,' A C.B.C. presenti tion produced with the co- operation of the Ontario Farm Service Force EVERY FRIDAY 7.30 P.M. C.B.C. NETWORK Starting from April 7th -. •. -411 1 LEND A RANO Every citizen of Ontario must face the unpleasantfact that Canada's stockpile of grains, dairy products and vegetables . . of which we hail a great surplus four years ago is almost exhausted. For four years, Canada has been a "store- • house of food" for her Allies. She . must continue to fulfil Iheavy - obligations . to them. But the surpluses in the store- house are gone. They must be replen- ished. ' 'Otherwise, Canadians on the Fighting Fronts and at home ... IN OUR HISTORY. �. ON 7Ef4RMS are likely to be faced with the prospect of short food rations. THIS YEAR' the crops - on . Ontario Farms give '—prpmise of the heaviest yields of grain, hay, vegetables and fruit in years. ' BUT THEY MUST BE . HARVESTED AND, SAVED ... IND THIS IN SPITE OF THE MOST . ACUTE SHORTAGE' OF FARM WORKERS EVERYONE MUST HELPI JOIN The Farm Commando Brigades, the Holiday Brigades, Business Men's Groups, Service Club Groups, Neighbourhood Groups, or • one of many other organizations, that are preparing to help. For three years such organizations havesupplied thousands of volunteers ' to Save Food for Victory. This Year Many Thousands More . Volunteers Are Needed. ' PIED6'E YOUR 9ERd/CfS NOW Register your name, by mail or in person, with your nearest Selective -Service Office, or with any of the Groups listed above which opefate in your town or city, or with The Ontario Farm Service Force, Parliament Buildings, Toronto, or with your ' nearest Agricultural Representative. For Peace Sake PITCH IN!, Lend a }land on the ,Faris. DOMINION -PROVINCIAL COMMITTEE.:_ N FARM AGRICULTURE -LABOUR -EDUCATION, N 1 NETY®EIGHT, Al' BLOOD CLINIC There were 98 donors at . the 12th Red Cross Blood Clinic held 'here yesterday morning.. There were 76 ' men and 22 ladies. There were 86 repeaters and 12 new donors. The total donors at the 12 clin- ics. held locally since .June 1st, 1943,- now total 967. Donors on Wednesday were: Donald McDonald, Frank McLen- nan, Miss Elizabeth. MacDonald, Miss Margaret MacDonald,' Miss Jean McMillan, , Mrs. Marion Cann, Malcolm `Stewart, Miss Maudie Fisher,' Mrs. Sarah Coll- •,yer," Miss,,Gladys McDonald; jack L McKinnon, ,,James. Carnpbeli, ; Roscoe 'Robb, John F. Henderson?,, Mrs. Alba McIntyre, Gordon Saunders, Jas. Ketchabaw, Wm. Ket.ehabaw, John Ackert, Cecil Johnston, Allan Reid, ,Chas. E. Hallam, Everett Harris, Lorne Eadie, Leonard Ritchie, Orville Elliott, Clifford Cannell, . Eddie McKenzie, Carmen . Farrier, Mrs. ffary Sproul, Chas. McNee, Clif- ford Hackett, William Wiggins, Mrs. Katherine ,Jackson, Clark inlaysori Miss Lena 'Robinson, Harold W., Treleaven, Miss Susie arrick, Rexford Ostrander, Jer- y Cranston, Duncan' J.. Fattish, lvin, T. Irwin, Roy L. McKen- ie; Walter G. MacKenzie, Fin= ay McDonald, Mrs. Sarah 'Rit- hie, Richard West, Stuart Mac- ennan, Frank Ritchie, Graydon itchie, Harold Ritchie, Stuart E. obertson,, Ambrose Gibbons, iss Bernadean ` Alton, Jack oulston, MilvertReid, Ronald cCrostie, Blake Alton, Grant cDiarmid, L. C. McWhinney, ames Nelson, Elmer Alton, How rd Agnew, ' Everett Finnigan, ames ,K. Farrish, Ronald Tre- aven,,.. Lorne Hasty, Thos:. Cu),, ert;. Mrs. JeanVfLrn,.;.�J�.,_....t_ ook, .Orland Richards, Girvin eid, Fred Guest, Allan Grant, enry McKenzie, Robt: Reid, -.Al - n Cranston, Morley Johnston, rs. Virginia Hackett, Mrs. Eliz- eth McMillian, • :Alvin : Alton, hos. Webster, Harry Swan, Ar- ur. Sirripson, • Mrs. Elizabeth se, Earl . A. Durnin, Wallace ilson, Harry McDonald, Pharis athers, Mrs. Grace Potter, Vir- n Mowbray, Mrs. Mildred Ir - n, Harold Percy,: Mrs. Maizie athers, James R. Aitchison, Ar- ur Congram, Elliott Congram, s. L. McMillan. 11 F C r A 1 c R: M M a le b H la. ab T th Ro M de wi h Jo Heads History' Class Miss' Annetta Stewart of Dun- gannon who is attending Toronto University' headed the 4th -year class in history with first -glass honors. TO CURB dogs running at large in Port Elgin, the cohstable has been ordered to issue a sum- mons to . any dog owner not a- biding, by the canine confinement by-law. • d ST. HELEN'S Mrs. Alex McGregor . of Gran- um, Alberta, was the guest of her sister=in-law, Mrs. .Geo. Stuart and Mr. Stuart. Mrs. McGregor who is president"' of the W.C.T.U. for Alberta, has been attending a convention at .Moncton, N.E. . Mrs. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. T. " J. Salkeld; Mr, and Mrs. W. I: Miller,' Mrs. W. A. Miller ' and Anne Todd attended the' annual Salkeld reunion held at the Lions Club Park at Seaforth. on Sat- urday. Mr. and . Mrs. Wm. Leitch of Detroit and Mr: andoMrs. Horace McGuire, and Shirley of London were recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs, E. J. Thom. To fiold Home Nursing Course P, rlecting. A iei'e on Tuesday night it was &cided to hold a Home Nursing Course in connection with the Red Cross. The sixteen ladies who were pre.. s`ent; registered fbr the course and others wishing to do so, may enter their names at Mill pr's Store on Thursday evening or at •Lucknow at the Telephone Of- fice on: Saturday evening.