The Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-07-27, Page 7THURSDAY, JULY 27th, 11944
The *Luckoow Sentinel, Lucknomi, Ontario
SAYS THEIR WORK FOSTERS
HOME TOWN LOYALTY
Mr. and . Mrs. Lloyd Hunter
have received word that his bro-
*her, Tpr. W. J. Hunter of Zion
is now in" Fiance..•
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" 'LAC. :Allan MVlcCharles, . on of
Mr. : and '1VIrs.. John McCh?rles. of
town, is 'in :France With the R. C.
Chaplains Office,
R.M.C.S. "Chatham",
Prince Rupert, B.C.
The Secretary,
Red Cross Society, to 'the men‘,:and women of the
LucknoW, Ontario. Forces such' fine and much need -
Dear Secretary: , ed articles of clothing. You can
I wish to thank the Lucknow1 be assured that they are greatly
PAGE SEVEN
I always regard it as a healthy the last month with Mrs. Donald
sign When people , are ready to McCosh has returned to her home
champion the town that claims in Ripley'
them as native sons. Mr. Frank Fair • shipped a car
One of the things that hag' most load of cattle to Toronto last
to do withfostering this spirit ' week, .
of loyalty is the good work your Mr. Will Scott and Miss Mar -
organization is doing, in sending ' ville spent Sunday at Kincardine.
Wool Fund Committee most
heartily for the sweater,'sox and
gloves which were recently sent
to . nie. It certainly Was -kind .of.
.you, and 'I did appreciate" being
remembered/by the home town,
especially in view of the fact that
r,, r such a bong ;time .has elapsed
since I actually lived 'in Luck-
Mr. and Mrs. Art More of 1.1013.',
Kinloss have received word :from: One of the•' things I notice in
their "son :.Tpr. u Charlie' Moore i. the' Navy is the loyalty` the nien
who is ,now overseas. have to their- hone towps In-
deed, arguments develop fre-
Clarence Greer and jack Trap- .�
lin who are, both serving with;
the invasion .force s . had an un-
expected . meeting in France re-
cently. ' '
Gordon Steward of -the Military
Post Office L. staff . at Barriefield-
Camp, spent the week-end—With
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Steward;
Mrs. ' W. T. Miller of Wingharn
has received word that her son.
DeWitt of the .R.C•:A.F. has been
hosted from .Ceylon to the Bri
tish Isles.
Drummer Mac Webster and
,Piper Alex- Lumston: of .Cam*
zpperwash visited here the first
of the ,week.' Their band Was out-
standing at the competitions held
. at Embro on, July: 1st.
Home From Labrador
Sgt: Mac Graharn who :has been•
stationed. in Labrador 'With the
R.C.A.F. is spending ..his. furlough
_ •Y- here"...w tfri rs;:,.,:Graham,• forme
Iy Marjorie Henderson.
LAC. Jim Henderson who has
spent ' the past month with his
parents; -Mr: and Mrs. J. W. Hen
. derson left 'this week for the
West Coast. Jim has beenposted
to the R.C.A.F. `stattion at Langara
Island '
Dave Swan, son, of Mr. and.
Swan George -of town. .is
serving .iri Italy with the 48th
Highland Regiment: Dave recent-
ly received a box from the W. A.1
'of, the United Chureh containing
'such welcome "snacks" as honey,
cheese; gum and chocolate bars..
Hugh Houston who has been
stationed on. Vancouver Island
with the R.C.A.F. is visiting with
his brother; 'Harvey and ' Mrs.
Houston pf Holyrood. Upon con -
eluding his furlough Hugh will
report at 'Halifax. .While at the
West Coast he was on patrol duty
out over the Pacific..
Sgt. and Mrs. Harvey Naylor
visited here' last week with his
••tether; Mrs. `Louisa. Naylor:, • For
the' past year Harvey has been
'stationed at Goose Bay, Labrador
where he was attached to the
R.C.A.F. Pay Corps. Upon ° con
cluding his. furlough • he reports:
at 1Vloneton, N.B.
Sgt. Alfred .AndreWi -of the R,
C. A. F, spent the week -end at
Zion with, his mother, Mrs. Isaac
Andrew, who hill foobservelefther
80th birthday
on Monday for Sault Ste, .Marie
to visit his family. Upon comp
ing •• his furlough Sgt. Andrew
-will return to The . Maritimes,
where he supervises the water
supply systems of the various air-
ports in the East:
A returned traveller from Rus-
ia tells this one. A Nazi Was be-
• ing led out, to execution by a
squad of Russian 'soldiers on a
muddy, rainy dawn.
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"What b butes you are". mum -
bled the doomed Nazi: "to march
me through .'rain like this".
"What are, you complaining a-
bout?"
said one Russian. "We
have to march back".
quently; : all, on the level of good
appreciated.,
:With all kind regards, and,
gain, many :thanks, I am,
Very Cordially yours,
• . George '• Lees' uglas.
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PURPLE GROVE
Mrs. Victor. G wley spent a day
-at 'London last week.
Miss • Beth Walsh is, visiting
with her parents, Mr; and Mrs.
Will Walsh. .
Miss Sadie Pollock has return -
fun, of course, about the respect- i
this section or province, and that.
W.
ive merits of this town and.that,
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ed home from Brampton.:
Miss 'Anna 'Morgan. who spent
The Red: Cross .. met at the
church last Wednesday kid
quilted two quilts.
Miss Margaret Stothers of Ot-
tawa -is spending her vacation at
the home of her .,aunt, .Mrs. 'Jack
Emerson. -
. Mr. and Mrs. rtobiert Hunter
and children of Toronto are vis-
iting at Mr; Sam Emerson's.
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The students were undergoing"
examination, ••
..Teacher: , 'What are the t*o
genders?
Junior: Masculine ' and fernin;
ine. Thejmasculine is divided .into
the temperate and '7intemperate.
and the feminine into 'the torrid
and frigid;
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SEER BEINd FLOWN
TO INVASION • TROOPS
,The British Ministry of FtSod
together with the Navy, Army
and Air ''Forge . Institute and the
British Brewing Industry,,. has
made special arrangements to fly
satisfactory supplies of beer to'
the troops in Normandy in spec-
•iall prepared auxiliary Spitfire
fuel -tanks,
Supplies are expected to be
more generous th were, avail-
able in Italy; •Sic ly or. North
Africa and British cr'vilians are
cheerfully ' taking . a considerable
cut to , make this possible.` •
ArMy authorities. 'contend that
beer is a morale• .builder, " second
Only ' to Mail:" -
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FIRE DESTROYED the flour and
feed Mill at Harriston last week,
causing an estimated loss of
$20,000. The mill, which was not
insured, was completely Idestroy, ed. • I '
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A $A.D STRETCH of highway-
.
ighway. from Walkerton to the Teesc tater
Road, is to receive a, two-inch
covering of bi.tuminus "hot-rnif'
.this summer. - ,
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'WEAR IT ON YOUR ARM
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One look in your mirror will give you the answer ...Am, I man or
mouse ... am I one of those who lets the other fellow face all the
danger, take all the risks? Look yourself straight in the eye and ask
yourself this one question ... Have I the guts? The guts to wear the
G.S. badge on my sleeve—to fight that my home, my people may be free.
aneed months. of th
is b4side every
Army needs you
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You'll orough training. • to make you fighting -fit.
4Your placeman who has the courage to see it through.
Canada'sNOW, and needsyou for overseas service.
-140-af#rEFR 70 -DAY
JOIN THE CANADIAN ARMY
FOR OVERSEAS SERVICE
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