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The Lucknow Sentinel. Lucknow, Ontario
TIDDIW-SEPTEMBER 7t,h, 194A0
AS HFIELD
• MaSter. David MacKenzie of
Biplesr spent a few days last
. week at the home of Mire and
Mrs, Frank • Hamilton. •
-44eS. M. J. MacKay Of Godeit
• jell visited la.st week at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. R. J. Bul-
ler'. •
• Miss Marjory -Bissett spent last
• 'Week at her home here before
• going to Kitchener where she has
' secured a pail:ion.
Misses Frances and Betty Haut-
e
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ilton go to Lucknow High school
Patricia Shaw leaves on Tuesday
for Witigham where she will be
a student in the high school
There are four beginners at
Hemlock City school, I Marion
West, Ernie Gibson, Loraine .and
Marian 4•Ilainitton.
'Miss Catherine saacteenm°is
home from heir trio which took
her as far as the Pecific Coast..
After spending last week at , home
she, leaves to resume her duties
as teacheil" in a Toronto school
Misses Bertha MacDonald and
Marian ' MacKenzie of Toronto
are visiting at their respective
honies.
' to . continue their studies.Miss Mrs. Donald Martin and little
We of London ,spent jest week at
•the home of llar. and Mrs,; D. A.
MacLean at l(ochalsh.
Mr, and Mrs. Ewart Jamieson
are takiii,g a trip through the
West. "
Mrs. • MacIntoele of "'London js
the guest of her brother, Mr.
John Cowan, Sr. •
'Mrs, Sam 3/1eQuillin of Toronto
spent Labor Day with her fath-
er and mother, Afr. and Mrs.
John Cowan. - •
Miss Ethel MacKenzie and Mr.
and Mrs: David MacKenzie and
Beverley of Toronto eiv e their
home at ' Kintail for Labor Day.
Messrs- JaakPIC_ ,9400 Go
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don Mott, BWCOM11.9-0n, Jack
Drennan and Stuart MacLenuail
left WI week foe the West to
help with the harvest
Private Life Of.
The Siamese Twins
Daisy and Violet Wilton begin,"
in The American Weekly with
this Sunday's (Sept 10) issue of
The Detroit Sunday Times, tbe
intimate and never before told,
story of their fight for love -and
happiness. Be sure to read the
revelations of the Siamese Twies,
the story they never intended to
tell Get Sunday's Detroit Times.
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TIIE UPROARIOUS C4IMEDE
My Kingdom for, a Cook
Starring
Charles (Dingle) Column
with 91arglierite' Chapman
Isobel Elson
wARatimG! yog are not
stare your' ribs can hold out
you'd better not eome out to
The. Sepoy Ibis week- This°
show is Jana packed fell of
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Also Short Subjects
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Coming,. Next Week.
Friday Saturday Only
Claudette Colbert
Ray SIVIland in
"ARISE MY LOVE"
(Action Drama)
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Milk is our most valuable food. It
must provide us with Tri4k to drink,
• with butter, cheese, evaporated ind
• concentrated milli and. a score of
other products.
Canadian fanners have done a
magnificent job. They have increased
111A1)PIENSiTO ALL THIS MIX ?
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In spite of greeter pmdiction, the.
demand for milk and intik products
has risen even more, heeeTee—
(a) There's more money to 'nil :WI
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(b) More people are wor Met :"
cbaneed food habits :-.. r .
creased fwd. needs; •
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(c) Our Armed Forces jklfice
PrAke beaNT ..P.umrlk.
Itil3S therefore been gem:wry
•ationing, by =-Fibizirries, bY
(=dui ii.efiej7.:: and by other
coetrols tO divert our milk- sup-
ply: int champ% Most suited to
our Yarions food needs.
• F11.1111111 MILK
TAXES 35% OF OUR RUM .
Because Ihrid iniih is regarded bY •nati-
tionists as the mast nearly perfect food,
o nothing has been allowed to interfere With • •
ii sale. Today, sii.m.se- are drhalcmg
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more nulk and a greater percentage of
our milk amply is being emsearned as
Thiid itelk--•then ever before_ Fleiri leek
has ti d right of **ay, bat don't wasie a.
• drip of it,
O3.12,1)..1.BUTTER
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TAKES 48% OF OhM Ong
- OF MIX TO MAIM
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The tidy Csancsdian-rnade
birlfer eat cansanted in Can -
oda is the see ey the Weed
Crass cels; each af whidi taataitis
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In the first the years of war, our butter
.conearaption increataed.10.9% So, ration -
ng was established.•to .prevent 'ton mach
graig into butter, at the espense of
otter important milk '• products, and to
insure a fair share to everyone.
The rationing of batter was influenced
by the feet tle-it it bas less nutritiVe valee•
than Selme other milk products, and be-
Causewe ga a generous slimly of fats or
their foodeqrriYalent inOther forms. •
TO e0e:a ma proper balance ,of cote
sumption: between varicres milk products
and to ensure that butter is put lato
storage for winter use—when production
drops—it is nebessary to •redttre the Fatima
from time ro tithe. • • 1
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rndk production in 3.9.43 by more
than 540 Minion quiarts over Mil
They have done ttiK in the fare
of a 25% reduction in» farm help,
equipment shortages, and the fact
that it takes two to three years to
bring a calf into milk production.
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The sibare `graah silaws perattage %DM
Tht*atati Canadian arratic soppy is ume-ii.
CHEESE
TARES 10% OF 0. 0*
annual cheese Production has
gonemit byabout 37 xmlfien poands since
elie war.
is a con ca:it:rated food product—
easily' shipped and stored: That is one
reason why we send hiTgia430
evainanax,s,
Great Britain to help meet its preadng'
food needs. While in the last year we ex-
ported four cif every five pound of cheese
we made, our production has been so
increased that We have left for domestic
use about three erelhon. pone& a year
more -than before the war_
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EVAPORATED MILK
TAKES 110% OF OUR RISK
• More than twice as taaciff152 =Mon lts.)
Was used by Canadians this lam Year as in
1938 (74 million Ite..);Audt yr, there has
not been enough. • " •
Where +rag it all gone? Ifs an import*
food for babies—end there are 50e300 7/1*
of theta a year. Larger e 0e0
• to areas where fresh • tnilk as
614.- SirfargeS hive added n
.-•\.:dernands. la spite Of tbs. our Imports of
L evaporated =ilk to Great Bilte:ei, New-
- 'an a es e and the West Ineiee etre are
meittamed at pre-war level.
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ICE CREAM AND ECM11311 MUM PRODUCTS
TAKE asour 1SS% OF OUR 0/11(
Tie manufacture of ie cream is restricted .
to the 1941 level because milk is needed •
for other '
NE& Powder and Condensed Nrilk are tak-
'Mg More irrellg- Milk
marrafaciare of PO
° wartime grarposes
ori
is used in tbe
and for other
milli -prod-
uct) is used in =tine glue aeroplanes.
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99% OF THE max PROM= $4 CJITUIDA 15 43:04450MR0 RN CM"
TBE WARTIME PRICES' AND TRADE *GAUD .
are,
COMING — •
ABBOT & COSH 141
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COMING •;•— FAIR DAT
SEPTEMBER 2 - 2S
GENE AUTRY in
"RADIO RAltsICH"
PLAYEVG SEPT_ 29 - 30
So Proudly We Hail"
MIMING
Wednesday, Thieree--, Oct 4 -
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The, Teelmirolor Picture
"A STAR. IS BORN"
Janet Gaynor Fredric March 1
(1i) Batt 7. aCA4ifresamerdthee:
He was Co 0 • ..1•ee ireirefidafe• '• '
fer theprovincial i ridaing of Bruce '
ithi 1931.—kiemrdine News.•
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