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•IN THE TOWN HALL,
LUCICNOW
Wednesday, Sept., 6
Under Auspices of Lucknow Women's institute
SUPPER SERVED 5.30 to 7.00
ADMISSION 40c
PROCEEDS FOR THE SOLDIERS'
HOMECOMING FUND
Everyone Cordially Welcome -- Enjoy A
Good •Supper and Aid this Worthy Cause
EMPLOYERS REQUIRED TO
CHECK ON MALE EMPLOYEES
An order signed on August. 15
,by . Hon. Humphrey • Mitchell,
Minister of Labour; requires em-
ployers • of male employees to -
cheek on the documents in .the
possession of any new employees
being engaged, so that the9em-
ployer may be satisfied that the
man has riot failed to comply
,with Mobilization Regulations.
While each employer is re-
quired to check on all new em-
ployees he engages inthe future,
• he is only required to report to
Mobilization Registrars on men
thought ,to be in the designated
age classes who fail to furnish
evidence that they have complied
with ,the military Calleup, or that
because of marriage or for other
reasons, they do not have to
Comply.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 3lst, I9
Institute Entertaine
Mr. and Mrs. Raynard Apkert, ., I 0,1•••• • • MIIIII•O Transferred To Calgewy
Headquarters To Be
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By Kairshea, Club
LAC. Leonard Reid & Miss Mary The Kairshea Club, at their'1 Mr, D. A. Andrew, native of
in Island.. EPhliip
a few days last week:at Manitoul- regular. month' meting g held at ;
.the home of Mrs. L. '. ,
y meAshfield and nsecretary-treasurer
Courtney of Reid's Caners spent
Miss Betty Newlands and 'Mr., South, Kinloss Manse, entertain- of the Canadian Hereford Breed:,
ers Association, is transferring
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Wallace Knapp, both of Galt, vis- ed the members of Lucknow 4o- Alberta, headquarters fromalgarVermilion,y,e
ffectit.
Misses Marie and June Harris • Miss Dean MacLeod presided': Se
ptember lst. Mr. Andrew re-
andlied the past week -end with Mr. men's .Institute. ,
a. London were recent visitors and after the many guests viif-re 1 sided at
i years where he was associated lk
Vermilion for almost 15
Mrs. Jack Ackert.
1Virs. Thomas Harris. ,, With the Department of Agricul-
with their grandparents, Mr. ,&,, welcomed in song the program ture and where he has continued
reside si oe .
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ackert had continued. The roll call for the to • - ' - tment
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,Ethel for a few :days this past in which I was Married" while
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to his
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dobson of married ladies was "the month .
week. - - - , of ,the best in that time. The let -
Mr. Andrew says that in that
Miss Lauretta farr011 of Kit: , Calendar. Mrs. J. Carruthers ' that harvest help is the chief • ,
and Lillian favored with a duet ter, written on August 19th, says . .
1distriet this year -the crop is one
worry of the farmers
dren spent a day at Mi. John 1 i-
isea
Mrs. Bob MacDonald and chil-lbright sayings from The Optun-1
, the unmarried replied. with
Barr's at Kinlough. . . '
chener visited with Mr. and Mri. and readings' were given by Mrs. Crop production throughout the -
Raynard Ackert for two days last Lawrence MacLeod and Mrs: H. West appears generally good- and
Lavis. An interesting travel talk, this year's estimate is 450,000,000
compared with
bush -
on a trip she had taken to Holly- '277,000,000 els last year.
wood was given by Mrs_ Herbert
.topic "Our In- Labor shortages are being re -
Buckton and the 's". Was taken by lieved somewhat by the exodus
stitutes and Club
Mrs. Hughes_ Piano' instrument- of Ontario farmers to the West.
This week four young men from
als were given by Mrs.Donald the St. Helens community left
MacDonald and. Miss Lillian Car-
for Edmonton.
ruthers.1 Mr. Dann sang, .and Dr.
I.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Graham, Olive • Little favored with violin music.
' & Lloyd spent Sunday at Sauble Mrs. • Middleton favored with
Beach. . mouth organ selections with ac-
Remember?
In the "10 years ago" column
of the Port Elgin \Times this item
appeared: `1Bob Carrick, on the
Mound for the Lucknow team,
pitched many a wild ball in the
game between that town and Port
Elgin la.st week. In the fourth
inning he uncorked a fast ball
which hit Jack Cottrill on the
side of the face, • breaking his
nose".
week. •, •
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Shields of
near Wingham visited Sunday
With Mrs. Shield's parents,'IMr. &
Mrs. Charles Congram. •
Miss Shirley Colwell has been
visiting at Wm..Bushell', Ripley
for the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ackert,
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Visitors with Mr_ & Mrs. Rich- companiment bv- Mrs. McKinnon.
Moved To Ripley •ard Elliott s:iver the week -end Mrs. Ostrander expressed the
Mr. Frank Munro 'and has sis- were Mr_ and Mrs. Wesley Why- thanks of the Institute to the
ter, Miss Jane, have recently tock of Teeswater and Miss Doris •Club for their entertainment and
taken up residence in Ripley. The Shields of near Wingham who also for supplies sent to the re -
Munro family had long been res-iwill remain for a few days' holi- cent Blood Donors Clinic. Mrs_
idents on the 12th concession of , clav-. with Miss Eileen Elliott Hornell spoke a word of thanks
Ashfield and provedcitizens.themselves Mr_ and Mrs. 'WM. Graham and4 to the nurses of the Club who
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very worthycitizens.children have spent the past two l give generously of their help at
weeks at Bruce Beach. They had the Clinics and also to Mrs_ Philip
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WINGHAM RATEPAYERS voted
500 to 31 in favor of ar town grant
of S15,000 towards building an
addition to Wingham HosPital.
THE CLANSMEN'S ANNUAL
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IN THE ARENA
At 8.15 Sharp
Admission To Arena 25c -- DOOR PRIZES
SENSATIONAL VAUDEVILLE SHOW
-THE WRATTEN SISTERS—Song and Dance
Team.
BOB LOGAN—Punch and Judy Show, Etc.
BILL BANTON—The Singing Mountaineer.
THE GREAT .JACKSON---Sensationtil,Novelty
act.
CARNIVAL GAMES
PRIZE DRAWS
DANCING To Royal Casino Orchestra
_Prize DraW at Midnite
• lst. Bicycle
2ncl. Chest of Silver
3rd. Occasional Chair
4th. 32 -Piece Breakfast Set , 9.35
Get Tickets From Any Club Member
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27.5Q
15.00
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Ias their visitors for an evening who pro -i cled music att-he same.
Mr_ and Mrs_ Jack Scott and Mrs: W. K MacDonald thanked
.faroily.,..of.Ititiley• and for a dav the hostess for the use of her
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graham- & home and the meeting was closed
David of Durliant with -God be with you till we
Mr_ and. Mrs. Bruce Palmer of meet again-. Mrs. Lockhart at -
Detroit we NOeir70:4. .37.tSitOTS _tended to thematter.oLgropping
at Mr. and Nix's. Thos., Harris': those present for lunch and very
Miss Doris Eadie, nurse -i. tasty refreshments were served.
training at Women7s College Hos- The September Meeting will be
pital. Toronto. is spending her held a week earlier than usual
vacation at her, home_ • at the home of Mrs. „Harry Lavis
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Palin. • and the roll call for October, a
Marjorie :and Peggie•and:TM M. gLft for the Soldiers boxeS will
Palin Of Toronto arevisiting this be -taken as boxes have to be s-ent
week at Mr. and Mrs. Albert early in October. Will the
Thompson's_ • also kindly bring their knitting
Mr. Leonard Ritchie spent the for the fOldiers boxes.' •
past' week -end with. his , parent,'
Mr and and Mrs: Gordon Ritchie of
I ikshfield. • .
Mr_ and Mrs. Wm. Eadie. Doris.
,and Lorne spent Sunday at Mrs.
Rachel Culbert's. . . .
• Miss . Veronica Murray is holie
daving at her hornee .. '
Mr: Dan T. McKinnon left for
the West Monday while Mr: and
Mrs. --Charles Congram are plan-
ning to leave' on Wednesday.
An enjoyable evening was
• spent at Holyrood Hall Tuesday
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e.ve_ninia in honor of Donald Ross
ef the Navy. who is home on fur-
lough.. • ,
SOLD RACE HORSE, •
prior to the races, at Stratford
on Saturday. D. J: MeCharles dis-
nosed of Dazzle Henley to
Dickenson of . Mourit Moe. In
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the first heat of the 2_28 pace
.DaZzle Henley finished firs,t but
was nosed 'out in the next two
heats: by'. 'Victor Henley.
LOCAL FLOURECE . CONTENT
HAS. BORDERLECE,vaLrE
' ...t sh_cri'time ago the village
Ripley was given wide publici:y
when it was repos .that the
folk there have .extra goe•di tae -
clue to fluerine in the, -e-F.4"..er sui.---
plv Df that area. .
Wiegharn car. not 1D.ok for
be.r.efit fr-Jrn its water supply --.. F. •
the fluorine analvs-2...- of the wa-er
sunply here is 0...73 p rern...
:hat of R!. -iv is .2.00 partsrif-..."."
million. Lucknow water ahalyi_i
Shows 1.11. ppm. . .
.k cep r, din g t D
which we have received 1 n p
1..t, :.SUPP.Sed to be the rreinfre.i.ei-.
aniDurit" -if floforir.e oefere the.
. is shy effect on the teetii. — ..4:.:i.j.
1 vaf-...ce -Tines..
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, Classical ree...ic is :.. e - d "
vie: l.i.c.cia ,t-ilp-.,r_g w::
a time.
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Change•
of
Date
The next lecture
of the local
HOME NURING
COURSE
-Will Be Held In The
School, qn
FRIDAY, •SEPT. 8th
at 8 o'clock -
Note Change Of Date
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PERHAPS yon t'noug,ht that. Long
Distanre Lines were less crowded now.
_kctualh, they are carrying an average of
8,400 calls per day more than a year ago.
YOUR IfELP JsSTILL NEEDED
if urgent war meS-ages are to go through
prc•mpt1%. Please use Dong Distance
(*fly when yr.ou must, especially to -busy
war c*.iitrei.. •
RtMEM fiJER N IGHT .RATES
NOW BEGIN AT 6 P.M..
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