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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-10-19, Page 7THURSDAY, OCTOBER 119, 1944 U The Lucknow Sentinel, Luclmow, Ontario ASI-IFIELD PARAMOUNT Petty. Officer Charles .Kings- bury, R.C.N:V.R., is visiting with his sister, Mrs. Robert 'Reid, fie has been - stationed at St John, Newfoundland: Visitors with Mr. 'and Mrs, 01- iver McCharles were Mr. & Mrs. John •MacGillvary 'and Jack and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd . Wylds of London, ° Mr, and Mrs:Robert Reed and family spent the week -end with Mrs. Reed's parents at D.'undas. Mr, and 'Mrs. Jas. Ketchabaw, Mae and •Katherine visited in Galt recently:, Mrs_ `Jas. MacDonald, Mr: and Mrs. Robert Hamilton and Lorne. 'spent Sunday with • Mrs. V. En- sign, :Kincardine- DONNYBROOK •. Mrs. Jefferson, Sr., is visiting with her sister at Guelph. . Mrs. W. L. Craig of -London was a recent; week -end guest at the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. James, Craig: . • Miss Clara Leddy 'of Toronto. spent the holiday week -end with her parents, Mr. and . Mrs. Joe Leddy. • Mr. and Mrs: Gordon Dow, Mr. Earl' Dow. and ' John' and Mary Jefferson of Munroe were -Sun-' " day visitors at. the Jefferson home. BRUCE. MOORE, ;;apiarist • of the Bayfield district, ,was burned to death early last Tuesday morn- ing when fire of' undetermined origin. 'completely; destroyed his home.. He lived alone. The blaze `vas "d:nscoi�ered' by young people= returning from a dance, but had made such headway as to prevent anyone entering the home. INSTITUTE OBSERVED • GRANDMOTHER'S DAY Grandmgther's Day was cele- brated at the meeting of the Lucknow Women's Institute, held in the town hall_ Mrs. G. Ostran- der presided. A paper on the theme for the day "Faith"; •pre- pared by Mrs.. W. ' V. Johnston, was read by Miss Margaret Rae. The topic, "Hallowe'en Legends", was taken . by Miss Eva Greer and "Historical- .Research", by Miss Mary Mcleod, converter of that committee. .. During the ••business period a reportof the booth conducted at the Fall Fair showed a balance of $61..17.' Miss , Mary McLeod was appointed 'delegate to: the insti- tute convention to be_ held at Guelph, November 9 and 10. It was decided to send cigarettes to all local - boys Overseas. Miss M., • MacPherson contributed a reading and "A Salute to the Grandmothers" was sung by four Members in costurnes represent- ing grandmothers and grandfath- ers. Taking part were Mrs_ Philip Stewart, Miss Mary McLeod, Mrs. W. J. Douglas and Mrs. Elmer Johnston; with Mrs_ J. W. Joynt at the piano. A `prize' for the grandmother with the largest number..: of grandchildren, went to Mrs_ R. Hamilton, who has' 23 grandchildren. Ref r e s h m e ^Ors were served by the ;committee in charge. Suffered Heart Attack Mr_ A. K McLay of Ripley suf- fered a severe heart attack in Port Elgin on Sunday. It.is,only a short time ago a that he oc- cupied tine ' pulpit off the United'I Chun'ch on behalf of the temper- ance cause. Mr_ McLay is editor of the Ripley Express_ List ' of BRUCE. Liberal Organization Meetin!s to ' be held at the following places: DATE October 21st—Port Elgin Saugeen Township; at Port Elgin L 8 p.m.. October 23rd -Bruce Township, at Underwood 8 p.m. October 24th—Lucknow & Kinloss Township, at Lucknow .8 pm: Time October lath—Ripley &' Huron Township, • at • , Ripley ' 8 October 26th -Southampton and No. 1 Poll Amabel, at Southampton ` 8 October '27th—Allenford, including No. 2 Poll Amabel and No. 1 Arran. at Allenford. • 8 p.m. October 88th—Kincardine Township and Kincardine, ,at Kincardine 8 p.m. • October 30th—St. Edmund; Townshipp, at Tober- mory E, . 8 P-m- Noveniber 1st—Wiarton, Ames Survey, Oliphant and 'Albemarle,' at Wiarton ' November 2nd -Tiverton, •Glamis. and /sib). . 1.Poll Bruce,, at Tiverton ` Amalie!. at Hepworth , November 4th—Teeswater ater & .f ulrost Township, at Teeswater • 8 p.m. November 6th—Chepstowe and Greenock Township, • at Chepstowe 8 p_on. November ' 7th—Formosa. Pall. at Formosa 8 p.m. November; 8th --Tara and b dance o1 Arran Township. . . at Allenford m 8 p.m: November 3rd—Hepworth, and No.. 3 and 4 Polis. 8 pan. 8 pan. ALL THOSE INTERESTED ARE INVITED TO ATTEND. CAPT. W. R. TOMLINSON. the sitting member, will be present to address you. - PRESENT CHAIR TO LOCAL COUPLE • Friends in the Paramount Community recently ,made the presentation of a' lovely easy chair to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mc, Nay, who have taken up resi- dence in Lucknow, ' where Mr. McNay is employed in the Maple Leaf Aircraft plant - The .gift was accompanied by the following address;. Dear Margaret and Alex, We your ' friends •x and neighbors learned with sincere regret so he time ago that you were about to sever your -connection with . our community. Since you as young people. established your home here some number of years ago, we have found you the very best of neigh- bors always interested and will- ing to work for the highest inter- est of the community. Your home was most hospit- able and you gave generously of your musical talents when called upon. We wish you happiness, pros- perity and health in your new home and ask you to' accept this small gift as a small token of our appreciation from your Para- mount. friends and neighbors_ Signed on behalf of the Com- niunity, Robert Hamilton,. Grant MacDiarmid. PAGE SEVEN Wedding bels are ringing. The wild geese are here again which proves beyond a doubt that winter is joist, around the corner_ Miss Isabel Hamilton of Lon- don` was , a - week -end visitor at her home here. Sub Lieutenant , George Bullen is spending 'his. furlough at his home here. Alien MacDonald, . son of Mr. and Mrs_ Earl MacDonald . had the misfortune to have his arm broken while playing at school on Friday_ • Donald Drennan 'who is ' serv- ing in .the •RtC.A.F. visited re- `cently' with his father; Mr_ Gor- don Drennan., Mr. Drennan also has as his guest his daughter, Miss Lorraine, .who is here from Western Canada. Honor Bride -Elect ' The home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Bissett was the scene of a happy occasion on Tuesday evening of last week when ` the ladies of the conanunity gatheredto do honor to their daughter ; Marjory who was a „bride-to-be_ : During the ev- ening Master Ernie Gibson and Miss Priscilla Rhoad dressed as bride and groom 'brought in a decorated wagon with gifts which were both useful and beautiful.. Marjory made a very fitting • • WHITECHURCH Mrs. Ed Gaunt left Saturday for Port Arthur where she is go- ing to visither brother: Mr. and Mrs. Small and Miss Doris Small of Dorchester, also Mr. & Mrs. Fred Clark of Luck - now visited on Sunday with the. latter's father,. Mr. R. Y. Carrick: Mr. Geo. Ross of Owen Sound • spent the week -end with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross_ Mr. and Mrs. : Robert Mowbray held a birthday party , at their= home last Wednesday, October 11 when- his , father, Mr. John Mow- bray celebrated his 80th birthday. His 'family, Mr. and 4irs.. Alex-. - Mowbray . of Lucknow and Mi. & Mrs_ Wesley Leggatt of Wingham also Mr_ and Mrs. James Wilson. Jr_, were present. Dr: Quinn.. of India, . who is home on furlough, will speak at the ' 'Women's Missionary thank- offering meeting on Thursday at 830 p.m_ and will show lantern slides_ The Women's Institute ' served a fowl dinner to around 40 dele- gates -of the farm forum lam. Thursday evening'.. when they had a banquet in the Institute Halt. thank you speech . after_ which there was a short program: and refreshments. A:JJ left wishing her all the blessings she could wish for_ 1I V ST II RN IsmicircourawV BUY VICT0-Y BONDS going the RIFICIN We speak of sacrificing here in Canada. Yet none has the right to unless -he has lost an arm or a. Ieg or a life= -or a son,or a brother, or 4 husband. Is rationing a sacrifice? Not until that day when you must leave the table hungry. Is .leaving you car in the garage a sacrifice? 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