The Lucknow Sentinel, 1941-06-12, Page 6•
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I.ETTEP, TO'
'rH:E. EDITOR,
.Daelinow, June 10th, ' -
-Dear Mr. Editor;
7, have watched with interest interestour
it
efforts to whip np. local
As an outsider,
hs.
municipal affairs.
perhaps I, ani in -a happy' position to
compare your town with • other' sim-
ilar in Qntario and Canada. 1
lan townssi atio
cannot men{iem�ber• .a to ,.• ,?[ ,,a.v-
tte`nt-.
;jNhere •vlii�ch required urgent • ns ,.
'ion having been keit so long., as as thee
ecti pte�nn--, and -support know . t
Count�il'"'in Laeknow. •i:. do o ..
otheir small, a
' ' 11; progressive -towns.
in
there-As,'a• thealthy, stimulating corn
petitiei•for; council and a :sympathetic
;interest .from, local citizens.
No doubt 'many LacknowW residents.
feel no obligation in this matter avn
d
perhaps do .not realize its. g y
to them. • I should . like to point out •
these obligations .to them.
SENTINEL
Miss Catherine Hnnter ed London
visited rw her mother last week.
Mrs. Alla Turner and Richard
Were week -en . Owtsitors in Toronto.
Miss Catherine Rell of Toronto vis=
ited. Chia week with her parents, Mr.
and MX'S, H. Od Bell.,
LOCAL�aad G`ENERALR :
J. W Joynt served . on the jury"!
at Goderic'h last week.
Miss Grace, 'Iurlb.•urt of the High
School staff 'spent the week end.. in
'Toronto,
know
.RCI4 .NEWS
twenty-ft:re ladies met . at
Mrs. Elizabeth • Fraser of Detroit
Waa a. recent visitonnan lat the a
son Rodney 1VIacLe
of Miss Elizabeth Henderson
Rexford •,,Os ander, his. uncle,.
1' • Vandewater of ,'1'r; ,nee Edwa
lip. Kea;r'of the R_,,A`
at Port Albert, enjoyed a motor trip
the. home Q
to tktil&, part. in le June meeting.
Prayer, praise ant scripture study
from the book a Daniel filled part
tiMe, Bale, .Work was, considered. A
Horne;:lielpers meeting .was arranged
for with an outside Speaker to be
held the hitter part a the Month
Suitable papers and talks wet* given7
'The :president „Presided ;are hymn
singing' and prayer brought in inter, -
°sting meeting- to a close. The Soc.-
iety • wishes to thank Mrs. MacLeod
for the 'use of her home and the
`Iefreshinents With Which she served.
Presbyterian W. M. S.
The regular meeting. of W. M. S. -
was held on June 4th,- After the op-
ening psalm, 1Vliss Dorothy DauglaF
The W. M. S. ate to be entertained
, by the 'Mission 'Band. on June 10th
Mrs. Balls took the Bible ..study and
the Glad Tidings Prayer was giver
by Mrs. Cook. Miss M. MacLeod' gave
th'e cnrrent events. .Hen-.
• derson sang a Sole. An interesting
'report of the Presbyterial held at
Kincardine was given by Miss Greta
Campbell. Mrs. a. Agnew gave a
reading, and the meeting cloied.2*ith
singing and the Lord's prayer innuni-
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Held SaceeSsfid Meeting.
Mrs. Andrew's Group of the lin
ee' wref=
'First: the question.. of the, a
fort —• Lucknow has three, perhaps
more. 'mills engaged in the:production'
o€ vital war necessities.' In at least
one of these cases• there fleas not ,only
been no interest or' effort': on. behalf;
of this production but there has been:
evidenced definite opposition •to it'.
Groups and . cliques. have h eb l Ped
who -at •any .other -time -meg t o
sidered harmless but who,. in "tame of
war • take their position in the, fifth•
CO Un rn . )U8
tour..These people because' of bheir•
inability to adapt , themnselves- 'to a'
national emergency are a serious set-
back to a town the , siz'e of Lucknow
Notip' their .philosophy is • gradually'
seeping° into municipal affairs and r
situation is. developing, which ..will
most certainly reach a'1ireaking point
unless' something "is' done about it.
Second : the ciuestion of °municipal •',.;
loyalty. Every„ man• woman, and' child
in -a small, coinnunity .must actively
participate in. the progressive uplift
f ttheir town; must- elett fterx r can -
�-d�-eonsidei�t un::�ahe— hem: Tiih�rP'
then stanchly, stand bye for e
can be no, equivbeatlon here,
small community can •become a ,ghost
tom :overnightT Editor:,
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last ;week to Ottawa,,.
VE1' AI)EDa low price' En,.
WE HA ,45,
Th local school, lank and- post
office observed the Ring's .hirthday
,as a holiday_ on Monday. ••
•. Cur paint st.Qok•; We had"a
1VI )Crvin McCabe of
Mr. and re*• _
or visited last Week al the home
Windsor Mc. uillin.
her father. Mr. 'John @
MANOR iN LONG DISTANCE
TELEPHONE BATES
Asked concerning, changes. in Long
Diatance telephone . rates announced
in the 'tTnitea 'Stites and their ef-,
fact on. rates. 'in Canada, Mr. W. G.
Hamilton; manager of The Dell Tele-
pphone `.Company of Canada at Whig-
Tele -
roe said:,
Mr:. and ]Vlrs..,;Holmes of `Osbawr
s 'ant the ,week-end•with their daugh-
ter, town.
ter. Mr .. Charlie 'webster, of t.
Mrs. %R 1I: " Thompson spent the.
Tor nto, with her mother
and can sell it to >week end:in o . has been
uinpainter h try it Out L. Campbell *ha' has vith'com late confidence. We will' •M s«••-•f�•• �" "
beeu lti...,_ p otl Call. '; .Wits. ::cp lte poorly! w.
pleased. to have, y .•
Na for of Toronto spent.
Murde & Sone, : ' Jack y
leel4 ' 'and her daagliter, Miss- Ellen, 13.--J, Naylor,: who,•ip ill it the horn('
der:4MA. an, appendix • Operation in
"years, , but are moving. east as 1, Wingham, has rettrined-to her home
Mac4e9d is now engaged in- his .trade here-.
are viSiting here at the home •
'Mrs_ .MacLeod luive -Made their' home.
"Effect've July 10 next~,. important
changes Will be made in long distance
rates 'here. The report charge ' on un-
completed , personAo�-.person calls Will
b abolished, and the 'overtime charge
e
-ea person-to-person Galls, will be re-
duced to.; tike Station -to -Station rate,
Hitherto, the, first three minutes of
H calls
overtime on � person to-persgn
have been :charged.`at_the higher per -
ion -to -person- i ate., .In .addition, rates,
P United" States points' -will
,on.:calls to. U
be -reduced to.'conterin 'with teduct
ions, annouced there on calla to, Can.
adiatl • cities.
THURSDAY, JUNE l2th, 1941.
The June meetli,g of the Wornen's
Institute will be held- on Friday at
2.'30 o'clock. Roll call "Exchange of
tower slips". RePOrt , of district an•
as a mining engineer at Noranda.
Cool Summer
Undergarments
For Men
Women in
Children
Hew
DRESSES
for Women
,Mitses and
Children
SPECIAL IN,
Underwear
For Ladies
Old LOW, P dies
Wash
ited church W. A. held their meeting
on Tuesday afternoon" when a success-
fnliale of homemade,baking was con-.
ducted with Mrs. .1: W. "Joynt as auc-
tioneer. Mrs. Rae hid charge of an
gmusing quiz contest and Mrs. Deck-
er gave a reading.,
United. Church W.• S.
r should laoll
At :little 'towns like Oakville; Port
Credit, Simcoe, etc. Which • of these
toWns has the rich, national back-
grolund Lutlenow? Hew many of
these townS can boast a more solid
basis for unity than tucknoW7 And•
yet each of these towns is progressing
at a far greater rate; attracting mor(
capital, bOnging in more industry'
increasing by various means the an-
nual income of their residents.and in
short., playing a vitail' part. in the
building or their country. It IS not
band On Satur,day evenings, though----
thiS-4s---indeed_progressive for a tem)
.with Scotch tradition:74- and a ,small
step :in the right direction.
The June meeting of the tucknow
Society, was. held in the School rooM
of the. chureb.• The president Opened
'the meeting (With bymii -488 nntt-reT
peating the Lord's prayer in Unison
The basiness ,part of the meeting
was dealt -with : and arrangement's
were made for sending the bale. Mrs.
Rathwell- read :the scripture lesSon
from John 15th after which Mrs.,
Decker offered prayer. A very inter -
eating report of the• Presbyterial Was
given Py Mrs. W. P.-Iteed and a re-
port of the Sectional ilieeting whieh
was •held in Kincardine. by Mrs.' Geo.
Andrew The Meeting closed by sing-
mizpah benediction.
VII never
need to
exchinge
Mr. John Campbell and son Jack
of California ,. were recent visitors
with Mr. and MTS. William Murdie.
."These reductions will mean -gin
annual saying to:long distanee .users'
in Ontario and Quebec whieh we es.-
timate- at half :It -million? dollars." _
•DEFENS1P,--KeynOti to New -est Auto
'Engineering. Hew a motorized ,circin.
can replace a bombed city; how the
aStonishing Natal Academy was de-
veloped inside a factory; and bow the
Pleasure ear assembly lines are roll-
.ing off •hugh .moving fortresses, is
told' in a provocative .article in The
American Weekly with the Jitne 15
issue of The Detroit Sunday Times.
Be sure to get The 'Detroit Sunday
Times 'this week and every •week
Mr. Campbell and Mrs. Murdie are
other for fifty-four years._
together with Rev. C.. H, MacDonald
and daughters Peggy, Marian and
Helm spent the holiday ;with the for-
Mrs; 1. WAlendereon and, son Jim
me s
atatiOned- 'at Csrei.ghtirst near Barrie.
Tbe moral obligations of, a people'
to its council and the obligations, o'
every council member to his commun-
ity' are as sacred as those 'te his
church and tbe well-being .and cOm-
fort of the coninninity rest upon their
" What can a. progre_ssive, live coun.
cil clia?. They tan see .that gite-Lacic-
now. -Fall Fair. becomes a fair Wortl,
talie steps to build and use a gob('
track. They can cash in, on the Scoter:
tradition with a_slap-up festival and
garries—a winter, carnivtil.T-Iiiidt re-
peat these year after year. They can
go tater .and attract new industries,
suggest- ways of bringing new busi-,
ness to non-operating mills, help the
farmers and in short take a tital,
direct and day by day interest in tin
town. And Mr. Editor they can -make
place in which to live, &place to visit
to look back-upen and to come again.
The May meeting Of the Presby-
terian Y. W. A, was held on mq 28th
with an attendance of 26: The meet-
ing opened by singing hymn 461, af-
ter which the scripture lesson was
read. Mrs. J. E. Little led .in prayer,
and the Bible Study which was pre-
pared by Miss Peggy MODenald was
read by Miss Marion MacDougall.
Hymn 461 was sung. Mrs. Gordon
Father gaVe the topic from the, "Go-
forth Study Book". Miss Greta Camp-
bell gaVe us a report frum the Mait-
land, presbyterial twhich w'as held at
Kincardine. A duet was sung by Miss
Elizabeth and Pearl Henderson. Mrs.
Garfield MacDonald gave a reading.
,Hyrrin 541 *as sting and Miss Jean
'Lyons closed the meeting with .pray-
On.Permanent 'Duty
Adjutant of the 21'st, 'Field- e
here; has:been -taken on the perraan
ent.staff and it at preeent 'doing dat,Y,
in Walkerton.- It .is •expected that •he
'will take up 'residence here, UT' the
gent the week -end- .with their „son , •
CHARLIE CHAPLAIN
d atio You get it back with
and Mrs. BrOver and baby son JimmY ie not a on n.
of Goderich also visited. with Mr. and interest:
Mrs.: Itoaeh on Sunday. IVIrs.• Brewer : ,•••
Mr. a.nd Mrs.• Albert Alton, Blake
aneBernadean were in •Hamilton on
Tuesday, June'.3rd attending the fifty-
first' Graduation Exercises of the
School of Nursing, General Hospital
in Convocation Hall, MeMaster Uni-
versity. They also visited 'friends
Hamilton. '
"The Great
REGULAR PRICES!
Musical SucceSsor Te
"Alexander's Ragtime :Hied"
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs.. A. 'Guthrie Reid of
Tees water, Ontario, anneynce•the en-
p:aeemenf of their only daughtr, Mary,
Elizabeth,. to Mr. Rebert Colin Mac-
Kenzie 'of Toronto, grandson of Mr.
Hugh Macintosh' •of Lucknow, the
(rria e to take. place at Teeawater
1VIr.-and. Mrs. Alex Reid aline
the engageme'nt of. their d era,
Tena Elizabeth, to -Rev. John CruisleY
Thanipson, B.A., .Arntfield, Que., son
son. Toronto, Onterio„ The marriage
Wingham, on. June 26th, at 2.30 p.m,
ce
Lueknow Merchants
WEDDING 'BELLS . .
,, 'JOHNSTON •Me4UILLIN 1
l'Wednesday, June 4th at high noon at
the home of the bride's father, wken
-- -ter Of -Mr. John McQuillin and the
late, Mrs. McQUillin of Lueknotw, was
united in - marriage to Mr. Carl , Ed-
ward Johnston, son of Mr. 'arid Mrs
i A. A. Maloney officiate&
I The bride, giiien in marriage b.!
her ' father, was gowned. in a flaot
length dress of white satin .with fing-
er tip 'veil end carried a bouquet of
phelia... :Miss Mary Robertson,.Reg.N.
as_bricleemaid, yore blue taffeta 'and
carried pink carnations and sweet
of :-tht •grpera, acted as groomsman.
Mrs. Irvin 'McCabe, sister of the bride
played the twedding music. :
immediate, relatives, the ihappy couple
left for a motor trip to points north
returning by TorOnto; the bride trav-
elling in an ensemble of ;powder blue
with navy' accessories,' They *ill re-
side on the groom's 'farm near Blue -
vale.
YOU Iltli
'Watch his -lice -light up whenite..
sees the name Forsyth on the shirt
von give MM. Forsyth mean§ much
to men who like -smartness, style end
comfort. Come in today. Choose
you* gift from our wide selection of'
diese distinctive Forsyth Shirts.
, No 'doubt there are those who will
one . with ,but a year's ing
the community, but no one with any
national self-respeet•can refrain fron,
pasSing opinions Where they ate need.
'ed. in the nationat.intereat.'
Forsytb Skirts, Ties aad
flaisdkercbiefs are styled
together to wear together':
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At the Grey. CountY. music festival
held recently at Owen Sound, several
pupils of ,Miss Helen Thompson were
suCcessful in the following events
lst,. 'girl's splo, 12 and tinder;' 1st
girls' solo, :10 and under; ist,, douhle
trio; 2rid, boys' solo,.10 Ana under. •
In the Huron Coinity ;Victory Loan
campaign canvaseers .in- West Wawa
nosh arid Ashfield Townships are• w'
follows; West Wanianosh, Thos. Web-
ster, •chairman;-' Darnin Phillips, -ami
Hackett is chairan; Mtirdech Math-
eson, vice-chairman; and Duncan Me -
'tag, Fealik Hamilton, 'Jadob Reid Wild
Bert Martin complete ,the canvassin'g
CLOSE. EGG -GRADING STATION
The Silverwood Egg Grading Stat-
ion, which has been in charge of Mr.
'Sherman Stanley for some time past:
has now been closed, as aecording
the new goVertment reollittions,
cooling system for the stormg of eggs
is now necessary. It appears the smal-
ler towns and villages are up against
a real problem in this matter, It ap-
pears :as .if the larger interests are
endeavouring to freeze out the smal-
ler ones by introducing effkiency
methods, :which are supposed to be
in the best interests of the public.—
eRipley Express..____
WINGHAM FAIR FOLDS ,UP-
WinAarn Pall Fair will not oper-
I ate this year and probably for 'sonic
I time -to come. Finatielal difficulty is
the reaion and we understand that
aPart from spedial prizes that were
received- by exhillitors the Society
failed to pay any part of the' -pOse
money last year. •
Wingham Connell Was serve41 not-
ice last week that. the SOciety Was
through and the reqUeSt Was made
that 1/gingham and Turnberry Coun-
cils ,co-operate to: prbserce the Melt-
orial gates at the entrance to, the
park (Ad totiriat camp.
THE
UNITED
CH CH
CKNOW
SUNDAY
JUNE 15th
10 a.m•,—Cluireh School.
countY LAI., Church' Parade
speaker—Paat Grand Master
L. IL Saunders 'of Toroitto. '
ING.l.NEED OP OUR DAY—
' REPENTANCM
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at 10 o'clock each, Wednesday Night
commencing
EDNESDAY, JUNE 18th
, Ticket with each 25; purchise throughout _week
Ticket distribution starts Friday ,rof this week
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.6 -Prizes
rues
, Winners must claim prize. within 15 _
minutes after the draw is rnade
AtillitifOrialry
For Iwo Weeki,,our, entire stirck goes on sale at astonishing Low •
. Prices that in Many cases are below- today's 7plaCement c'osts.
It will"pay, yon big dividends to buy now during our .
Wedttesday, 'June I
ednesdatr, 4une
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Quiptedrriees can't convince you:of -the Sayings this Sale , offers you, so
Come- in. and. See,. and came Early for First Choice
of the 13argains in .1.1_Merchandise, incioding .. . • •
Watehes Silver, 'Chests,
Jewellery. China , - , Cut plass
' WE INVITE YOU To COME IN AND LOOK AROUND AND' LET ,o.,US'
' PROVE THAT THIS 4th ANNIVERSARY SALE IS A GENUINE BAR-
6AIN SALE IN APPRECIOTLON OF ,YOUR PAST -PATRONAGE,
huge'
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1411ERAL TRADE-IN ALLOW-.
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