HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-10-19, Page 3THURSDAY, OC o is,
The Lucknow Sentinel, 1..nclinow, Ontario'
Something Unusu i In The Hockey News
Pictured frown left to right:are Ab Chin, `~Bap'°. Day', George and Bill Com, as they
a breather at. the Leaf training pause for
pap at Owen ��� There' is a large turnout of rail - birds . to
water the. practises' and they got a bag thrill. in a regent "Blues and "Wleates" tale when Day
sent the three Chin boys as a unit on one of the forward lanes` The Sam times sags.: "rhe three
Chinese boys, the first to try out'for profe conal hockey, were a great attraction and they went at
their work seriously and gave' the fans plenty about which to talk_ :They are all fast and good
stickbandlers:, and showed it agarinst, the strong opposition they €aced"_
Until the Leaf camp doses, the '2 , ... y picture I
orally won't be clears_ There is good reason
to believe that the three boys will retar to the village and to their studies at the local Sigh
SObool_ In this ease the question will be' — Juvenile or Junior 'B
The difficulty of getting a Junior grouping would tend to eliminate . eta
and as the Chian line is intact for Juvenile, this barks such a
series, Mat-
erial is available to round out a team..lie the be, -t bet, provided .cuent aBaat-
In the meantime a inst.. a case -of, wait and ;what develops...ffor Bali,' Ab 'and' Geo
rge
Mrs. Wes Tw�IIey who has . this co unity_ Cash donations
been ill. will be aporeciatetj
iJr_ and rs_ Thos. J_ Ander- I ss Ida Who vaard . of , New Mr_ and Mr& Harvey returned
son returned. at the end of the York sent a few days last week j Baan 'Sarnia wh - they spent
week after visiting friends in with her ccou .she r& Herb Cur- ; the week with friends_
Brantford and Aa it sirloin_ . can-
> r- and dalton Kilpatrick AMrsGeorge ey gave her
and went W group of Red C workers : home for the W M S meeting on
eyodstoCk met at Mrs. Will III w ha's on Tuaesday afternoon_ I � Cur-
la`st Thursday_ Verna ' remained "Thursday afternoon to pack box- rie of
for a longer Nilegave an interesting
�, mit with her es for overseas to the boys from talk, on her Work' Montreal_
MA.FEKING
The Min er of fiance of the D o�soa of.Cama
$1,300,000,000
Seventh
VICTORY LO
� and 6rom Iso hes 19�; and offer in two
�rkje the, choice of va ich is optional with the , as
CilinerUM
17 years a 3 aaacrra s
3% BONDS
DUE int FEBRUARY 1962
Callable baa or after 1%9
par¢ Zak 1st Fe ,ad August
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ISSUE PRICE: «
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DEE' ist NOVEMBER 1
to
Iameres y payable 1s May ai N-�a r
51.x,
Si,(09, $10,. . 5_';.ali9, $�14b. !
ISSUE PRICE 100%
The c proceeds of this loan be by the Government too finance "€or war
purposes
The Iii �1 o� on 2.3rd , 1944, and will gloat se on os- about I It$ , 1944
CONVERSIO' OFFER ,
Ids of linin oone'-1/-_, a 15th sober 1944and
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their bonds for of One or both �t of
t ban. crena � valni of 413,76r; and3 e. bonds so tendered wbe
I (�1 _ ➢ Ta c of their p v la the .r adjr 'tn to be aid in C241
at '
Applications for these bonds may be made throughany Victory Loan Salesspar:, any
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cc Loan Company-, copies of the official and
� form may be obtained:
1F �rnt of Rtiauce
October 7944
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Oistadingly Good
n .Ld N G A Q aN. off. of Death; I shall fear ono eeV]
1 for Th& . art with z Odra
Cpl ]�a$►el l_Z s B i�esFa of � oPsley iMai2e_fo�aerlg Cilise �'Gl�.raBarran' I oandcon,w2aweek- elder aiac d th of s_ I caret
end v itci+rr with? her paren qtr ' Glum aa�d e ate ® l, r► ,
_,Tf-aid 3��_ Jos.: A. K�lt¢�a.� �, O`er lead j�:� pa�erl her :��� l�y*'tLe�r
2ss oaa Summday wee qtr_ a*id and was married to her now be-
IOIas Brya'*as anai soca Joh. ed husband 23 yews ago.
of Waitr'na, l Thc Be= rg of P al_ ► leaves two lite rixifddren:
Dungannon_ a son Delmer aged 7; ;aoi$ a c a:o,,
Mr. and mss_ W. Culbert
eater .Darlene 5 and her mother,
land ....oriWnikn�rcn and Mrs- .�ibr--� l�rs_ J®hn Glee who receded
them: brothers, Frank„ s at Sunday with near Dungannon; George of G -
ec Lane Kag3; Gordon, California and aM'and MrsChat Yewell of ister,s.Alberta HaCkett of
Alberta were recent visitors to Rtes_ The deac ased wife and
the farm of W.. A_' Culbert and. mother wart be g-eatly ma? d
1 Pn1based two choice p br d : by her-: loved ones, to whOni
She
I Shorthorn heifers, a Bo u*ood,1gave her constant and lacing careand an Aug from Maple Win -and her cheerful disposition was
blest/ herd.. MYewell, key enjoyed,despite her fail-ba
health-
interested as well in shorthorn The end comae veryg.
cattle,eel
' has a brother who Saran ly' o
a heart
herd an for what is known as.1 We hear'tfelta
-5?
the Prince of Wales herd inAl
berg p�atby to those who so keenlyher Ice.. The pallbeanets were
New ran books in the Dana- l Olive- Glenn,
Harold (Buil)
Bannon area nay be, obtoFried on I Gleam, Wi f 'Cleore Gordon
da, October lea anai Fri_ ITaekett, Loge Ham,. rteD ass
dayThursdav, October . at tine € ablk and BaroM 19� a -rte, a
Library t�seen the hours of 10 Iovely trre .'
n+, and 6 p wed icyfloral Gordon &theaibutes ,weGordo
'
ar-
> ODIE—YQI3 IUG alae 1 o Currey, Lan ° v_,
ens, Bill Wiggin andge
At high noon on Saturday. Oct- . n G+�r�l =_
�u #'mmtent was d.� ..._
ober' 14th. the marriage was Sol- Dungannon cemetery—
'
��� of Viola Jaaae_ yoa�gest•
atnter of 'Emma Young
Tae. Domed churchheld a`"�
e date _ John vee on Sunday evening ince
to Ilaliioh 'Joseph Brodie," eldee clan_ la vFlth 11ec_ l J_ '�cke ',
soar of Mr_ and Mrs_ John Brodie i e t9":,.. as _,,,.____11
l rge aid e
of dales In the. living' roman fide€ p=ke- s rev- R'S
on tine bride's haoasne_ the young Do- off zsaav of rat be a r
c ouaprle wok . weir place w ah a 1 p rrt pie a anw-
es- gag ad-
ba�!d as �YankeE� o3�a�rbP� � d1� ora �a'�'��-a: � � � I �
enin
aaad' co B Yoummo
• gbdioli to of the wedding, ore for a�.�pperiod of tie that
tnarth by ffroheaa played b Pant Ori China for . a Ci$ 'maze
Miss: Do ry Robb_ v: JW_ case: Hie related ex -en
Donaldson of St_ Paul's Azgb inner e and of e cx -
church officiated_ The bride wore.
a floor lenge N gown of white '
Igeorgette with long sleeves and
carried' a shower bonquei.of
vents 'whsa had' been inter_
ested ih Beautiful autumn Dow-
ers were.placed around the altar
in rieino y of the late Mrs_ Geo_
white rases,. also wearing a gold i Iz ,-n wino any a. y
eort-
Pocket. a . gift from ,the - ago and wino was a lie .rnehei
&� sh Osser. sister of. the i of the Women s li I.Sae_
bride was bridesmaid wearing a jet!. Donald 1_owler g a
dry of pi taffeta and'cawed 99.7,.....4°d j the'''''''m-
pink
erf a
pink roses. -The Door wasS. of the United
ported by his brother Mr JaLk 'X thiljarrh held the Ort°bermeeting
Brodie. A lovely wedding ihrozer ori Friday with Mrs, M. Realoods .
as serted to
23 immediate
ediate rei- I g_ the cow
a .4.,,...„.....„. riaw the .devbtioml period was:wivesdecolirathe
te4with;:on ;rig;followed
with the theme of Love
color scheme and the table �n-! thy Neighbor". The laa- of the
tr-ed t z. ith a lovely dares --tier i Kingdom/ with readings be Mrs_
wedding cue topped with a sma11
ase and flowers The 'waist -
were Ms. Clifford Kilpatrick
Mrs_ Harvey Brvans and Mrs_
Masscar_ girl friends of tbe
Ibride` Many lovely .eSts were
received and previous to their
1 ra -nage a shower was given to
the bride at the home of Mrs. Jos.
CNev za Goderaeh The young
couple left on a honeymoon spent
at Ernsdale.e, the bride u;earisng a
powder, blare wool suit navy hat_
gloves and aeries. On their
return the: will rhe their boyo
on the .rim of the groom on the
2nd cion orJ of AshfieldThe
mm's gift to the laridemaid
was a siker . rrese how! and to the
piaanns-t and SYi iit.T s. wall
pkv
' MRS. BERT 'MA ME
The funeral sof the late I�
Bert M'i7e took 'place at her ?ate
home in Dim,gantion on Ti 'Jac
afternoon at 2 p.rn,. with Rev.
EL. J. 'Picker . minister of tick. -2.
Dungannon United Chi and
Rev_ PsMorton,. padre of Po.:t
Albert Airport war in charge of
the service with Rert; , Morton
t reai:mg the _:,:,rzpe.r e 'es. i:.. the
e Tweet - Third Paa'eare and alSo
speak a.g'. e.xri rtmg w3t4d.S. i„y
bereaved , relat ves. Res: V*ck"^ea
e_
son. gave an addre tramthe
sante v7' o. 'F„ea e - ._ .; f" ;
" atnotfs"o Oalley ,of eh. ii.,a -i
J_ emnigan and Mrs. 'Tinos Dii&-
son followed bya4 r ns e
praye-r of . the Co ..nand err s,,
Mrs, Finninigan. tem era nCe
r-etary. read an article on
taws in Rtasa regarding temper-
anm Mrs. thorn. secretary of
Christian stewaa-dsh also read
the ' f nanr4al report .studied at
e Dominion BQard meting this
year. Mrs Mathe;,r 'Shackleton
introduced erne- new stuffy , bo*
and with a map of the Wo: & tal-
liwtrated the first chapter with •
Mrs Reed and kIrs. Roan read
passages in ' a ecordanc . Before e
the -I'.ng hymn. the . pr-.ori
t.
read a ',poem. .: very man
Love". '
YOUNG SUFIELD LADY
PASSED WAY SUNDAY
Mary ycicilla, daughter bf
r. and M.Eg_. James '.. i 5v' ii :''et,
PoriAlbert. the. ear - Sunday
r ' her
26� year. :She :: ail
life on Ashfieli t'owrs ee.. aanel
.=-a= - member ' a f tne ni
tad
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Ca:_ r a P .: -eSo-or vLog
ar. =;`.?: ale«v 3'.^_'. `.
L.: ... ' :e fa -neral
,
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eras el on Wednesday at TOO
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