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THE ',•LUCKNOW SEN I(�1EL
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Lyceum Theatre
W:1 NONAM
O.neshow#each nigi,t at 8.00 p.m. •
Sat, night two show'sat 7.45. &,
9.45 p.m.
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday
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• - •SPECIAL
LEWIS. ivneKET
,STONE' • RO'ONEIY
FAY andKath
HOLDEN o n Assn '
Also "News" , -
Matinee ;Sat. afternoon at 2.30
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday"
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JULY 14, 15, 16
DOUBLE BILL
WALTER 'PIDGEON &
DONALD MEEK in
"Phantom Riders"
- and -
DICK POWEL•L &"
ELLEN ;DREW in
"Christmas" in July"
A Nick .Carter' detective atop'
• and a corned . • • • 1 7
FOURTH CONCESSION
OLIVET
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We are leased to heat that Mr,..
W. B. Walden a he is now hozne from
Toronto • is keening abouts his usual.
Many enjoyed listening to the De-
votional .period Tuesday a.m. over,
CKNK, Wingham. •Rev. C. N. 1Viac-
Kenzie gave an interesting talk on
"Behold I ..stand at the door. and
knock":-lVjrs. 'Sherman Stanley sang'
a beaittifl l solo, •aecompanied-by, Mae.
C. N. „Macl,Cenai.e at the piano.
• Mies -'Sadie McCharies left anMena,
duly 'tea' take her summer.. sour"Sep at
London University, '-a•• •
Miss D:onalda'McCliar•les from Tea -
onto' visited• atethe -,week-end With'
her parents, VIi: and :Mrs, D. Mc -
Charles. •
MY, . and Mrs: J,.. H. Howe ,visited
over:,.•the week -end at bee..fat1 er')
home.
Soldier Presented .4•
' Many frien& and neighbours gath-'
IC! NLOS5 CENTRE
School has closed again for an-
other term of holidays. Miss Mary
Snilth re-engaged as teacher:
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murray return-
ed home front a trip to Sudbury where,,
they visited' their 'son, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Murray. Mrs. Murray and
babe. returned 'home • With thein, . '
Mr. ,and Mrs. .Donald McCosh of,
1'iurple Grove , vvlere, recent •visitors
with •1VIr. and 'M'rs., George Colwell.
- Mr. and' Mrs. Ray Schumacher and.
Jiininie; . Mr, and Mrs. Charles Seim
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-leacher. were. week -end '=guests :,v•ith.
the latter's son' Edward at the 'train -
wing :'centre, .l itchenea.. ' t
Misses •Maigaret Melvora. :Isabel,
O'Hagan- of. Kincardine :Were: guests
.last week with Miss'Eil'een . Vel'ad, Jt,
Miss Mary Smith is -spending ' the
-lcalidays et 'het •borne at Creemore.
Mrs. Frank Johnston hadthe mis-
fortune of hurting hernose severely
ered at the, church to present Mr.. last week.. ' '
Gordon McGuire with .a Parker: 'pen Mr, and Mrs. Jack Walton and Alex
and pencil before. leaving; The follow- of Hanlitlon, Mrs, Lucy Campbell,
ing address was read by Miss 'Lilian • Louisa Oliver, 'Kincardine, -Mr. and
Osborne and the presentation made Mrs: Frank O'Hagan, .Detroit; `Mr:.&
by Miss Beth McTavish, - Nits• Kelly Artman, Minden- City, Miss
To Gordon McGuire • s Helen O'Hagan, Guelph, were boli
Dear Gordon; • ' • day, visitors- at James Valad's.
On learning, of your intended de- Misses Marjorie•and Winnifred Ber-
parture front' our midst, your friends. rid, Kincardine, Mr.. and Mrs.,lioward
and neighbours, members and ad- Elliott. and'•Clayton from .Detroit,,
h'erents, of the. Olivet Church wish yen Asia 'and, Mrs. Siriithh. front Cromer
to. understand that you will be much iwere recent visitors at Mrs: Almer
missed am g
on us, arid that we shall Aekei•t's. ,, .. '
nee forget you ,in• your , absence from.' • The Holyrood Women's Institute'
us, You are • leaving us at the; call ,are holding a garden ;party on' July
of duty and for this we admire your lath: 'Cone out 'and enjoy yourself. ' •
deeisibe to : be helpfulto- ear nation t • air; and mat • flowar d Robinson and
in heti extreme trial.: You have alway.. family who' made many friends here
o u atter 1', • eknow:
been faithful 'as a boy in your Have. oved to Lu
dance at, and interest in .our Sunday . ' ,
School ;and this faithfulness has con-.
tinued as a young man in your'at-
•tendance at Church. We want you to
at our "tliuughts aid --out-
prayers will follow .you wherever tile
path of duty leads you,'
We .wish :you to accept• this pen
arid:
: pencil set as a slight token of
our regard for you in trusting ,you
Mr. and"Mrs. Netterfield and 1VI�-rtle
and Mrs. S. Smith of Tt pronto, and
'a Mrs. F. Weis of, Rochester spent the
. week -end at Ma. John 'A.• McDonald's
• home:, . ,
• • Me. • , Rennie Graham.'of 'Toronto
spent the week -end at hie' hone: •
. Mr: and ,Mrs. W'm, McKenzie and'
son' Walter.•of Detroit spent the holii-
•day with Mr. and .Mrs. Duncan :Mc-
Connell' '
Mrs: R. Snelgrove and Mr.and Mrs.
It: J. Snelgrove of Detroit visited .last
week with Mrs. .T. Robinson.. • '
Mr. and Mrs. brville McGuire and
Mr. and' Mrs. Billie McGjiire of De:
'troit visited recently' at the Koine 'of Roulston; 'Donald McCharles, W
Mr. R. Mc illivary., Waldo!, , John D. McCharles,
I Mr.' and Mrs, Peter 'MCKInnon, •Mr. '
will ,use it to let is know haw : you
are getting • along ,..throughout the
days. , •
Believe • us, Gordon, we wish you
well and that' our Heavenly. Father
*i•11, watch over .you and: protect -yon
where.yea ,:go, May :God. ;bless you
and ake 'you , a blessing, to others.
Slgned.on• behalf of the, Olivet Con-.
gregation,'. C. N: 'MacKenzie;. W: T.
and Mrs. Harold McKinnon and',1\?;ss..
Helen Maclntyre of :Flint; Mich spent
the Week -end •withsrelatives beret GALLERY
. (Intended for 'last week) • ,
A-• large , orowd 'attended_. -the June
meeting of. the U.F.W.O, 'at the home
•of .Mrs. T. Robinson, Mrs.. A. Mae I.:
Intyre presided and .the meeting open,
ed 'with singing "U Canada" followed
' . by repeating the Lord's • prayer ,in
Unison. The minutes of 'last meeting
were read and adopted'and• the trees-
•hrer's, report was given. 'The roll callwas answered by "Some thing every
;bride would like to have in her hope
chast": After community singing ;the
ibusinesswas discussed, followed by :a,
program. Miss 'Margaret Vlciiinnoii,
gave, a reading. A solo by Miss 'Elis=
abeth Robinson accompanied by Mrs.
A. Hughes; • a reading '•by Mra. C: i .
HON.R• a paper On Demooracy on . the
Home Front by Mrs:. R.. Middleton;
. a • recitation by Shirley •Robinsons a
reading by Mrs,' W. McKenzie. With
singing of •GodSave The King the
meeting closed. Lunch was served and
' lt half hour spent' • The July
THE PICTURE
a peasan
meeting is tp be held at the horne of
Mrs. W. F. MacDonald.
Mrs. Herbert Buckton and little,
daughter returned home from Wing=
ham Hospital on Saturday ..:.. _.
: Miss Anna -.Graham of Toronto was
J7roine over. `tale week end. -
Miss Grace • Smith is' visiting with
Mrs. -Gilbert Hamilton. .
' Mr. 'Roy .McInnes of Toronto ,s
spending a few days at ,his home here:
Mrs., MacArthur is, visiting with
Mr.' and Mrs. Dan McDonald.
Mr. George Middleton was up from
Toronto ' over the week -end.
Mr:' and Mrs.' Allister Hughes and
ti, Miss Ruth. 'McKinnon attended the
Munroe -MacKay reunion at Embro on
Wednesday.
• Master Billie Black and his broth-
'air, Edward of Toronto are holidaying
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witli Mr. and Mrs. R. Middleton.
Friends of Mr. John S. Mackenzie
were sorry to hear of his accident and
wish him an early recovery.'
Mr. Billie 'McKenzie spent the weelf-
'end • at' .his home. •
A number from ,here attended the
Caledonian .Games at Embro:
Mr: and Mrs. W. E. Middleton of
Camp: Borden. and Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Fraser of ,the' 12th of - Huron on 'spent
Satitr4ay with friert'ds around Luck -
When a marl is wrapped up in him -
Olt he Makes a pretty serail parcel.
WHO IS HE?
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Last Week's picture was that . of
GEORGE H. SMITH
who continues to be Lucknow's, No.
.1booster and promotier. When, it
comes tt''getting something done you
naturally"turn
tar" -G. H.", so•much so; -
that :one• might be .justified --in. susa
petting that the slogan ."Let George
Do It". originated in Lucknow.. En-
thusiastic and energetic, €eorge Can:
always be counted on, if its for the,
good of -the Sepoy town. or commun-
ity. -
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Hinted W. M. S. ,
The July meeting' of the Women's
Ijistitute `was '• held - at the 'home of the United
• THE NEWSY NOTES. . WHITECHURCH
LUCKNOW SENTINEL.)
Published every Thursday morning
at Lucknowl Ontario.
L. CAMPBELL • THOMPSON -
Publisher and Proprietor
THURSDAY; JUL,Y loth, 1941,.
DUNGANNON.
Miss jean' Stothers, 'Toronto, :-is'
spending some holidays -at, the home
of her father, Mr. Thos:' Stothers.
Mrs. Walter Bishp, with her dapgh-
ter Jean, Chicago,, also spent a week
With' the fernier's father, returning
to . their.home on Sunday...
,•Mr. and Mrs:' Roy) rydges, .. Sagi-
naw, nMieh,, -visited' on Sunday bis.aunt
Mrs. Geo; Irwin. They were also (aa,
companied` by friends,; Mk. and Mrs:
Francis, Saginaw.,
Mrs. D. G. Sickle, Windsor, has.
been visiting her . sister-in-law, Mrs.
A. B. Pentland and at'present is vis;
iting in •Lucknow..
A large crowd gathered on Sunday
at 4 p.m. to the Dungannon cemetery
for the ,annual Decimation Day ser-
vice. Many graves Were visited by.
friends . and relatives on which were
placed lovely bouquets. The service,
Was, conducted by Rev: C. H: Mac-
Donald and, Rev. W., P. Newman de-
livered' an.tldress Mss ar ,sect
TLDREN HI o James a
f Ed r - •
tWO C . g.
f Culross were outby glass in a
motor mishap at Teeswater recently,.
Mr. Edgar was driving into Teeswater
from the north .when a car .backed
out of a driveway into. the -Edgar
car. •
DUNCAN McKAY was presented
recently with a handsome club -bag by
the folk of Kintail ' school section,'
:Duncan has resigned hila„ school to
join. the. R.C.A F: •
netted a totalof '$25810:
COMMENCING JULY 1, motorists.,
.throughout Contarl.g charged with .of-
fences under the:. Highway . Traffic
Act will;: be • served with'. summonses
by nail and . not by peisonal. service,
The change follows amendments to
the,, Ilig'hway .Traffic ,Act 'passed at
;Attorney -General . Conant's direction
at, the •last: .vas ion. of the,'.Legi dative,
A MILE -OF -PENNIES sponsored.
by the Chesley Branc1r-'6f the Can-
adian. ;Legion in did of the. Queen':.
Canadian Fund for Air Raid "Victims,I
�eline, Albert,, Lillian„ Wil''am Brad-
ford and Arthur Bradford, all ,of;:Tor-
unto.. The .-service. was conducted at
her late home with Rev. W. P. New:
luau an charge, on Monday afternoon•
with interment'• in Dungannon Cem-
etery. • The • pallbearers _were. Billy
Cook, 11arvey ' 111ole, • Bill' Wiggins,
Pentland, A.T.C.M. contributed a solo. Jolia-atu stip, Victor Erringt'onr.aind-
Car1 Anderson. We extend o'ur sincere
Mr. and Mrs...Gorden. Phili.p's, Lon- 'sympathy 'to 'the bereaved family.'
don spent the aveek-end with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs., John Blake enjoyed
Mrs. Cecil Culbert and on Tuesday; a ,pleasant motor trip north to Sault
the day was pleasantly spent'by both* Sii Marie and ,w +ere accompanied
couples ai-Southarnptori, . ,home by their daughter 'Bernice who
Harry and Helen; Van D:clorn, Char- has been teaching at Richards Land-
ing Cross, are spe
with Mr, and Mrs, W. A. Culbert., the points of interest were • a ,visit
The regular monthly; Meetings of „to Callender to• see the. quints and
Church W.M:S. met Fri- a glinipse'.of the large German prison.
p ..after_no t-
r7-r:�-T1vgh-1VPa•clee'nzre arise the-' res a3�
riding some holidays ing' oti St. Joseph's .Island, Some of•
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Mr.•
and Mrs: Geo. Long of Mich Mrs. Flank McIntosh• and son Ewen
igan,' U.S.A., are visiting the latter's of Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. Dren-
brother, Mr. Eli Jacques and Mrs tan -Metntosh and on Harry of De-
Jacques. troit visited with their cousins, Mr.
'Mr. John Simpsofi ,received• the sad and 'Mss: Wilfred Drennan on Sats
news of the death of his brother, Mr. urday. ' • •
'Ewen Simpson 'of' -the West We ex- Mr. Sam Sherwood ' and Orville
tend our' sympathy to .'him as this Durnin made'a business trip to Tar -
is three brothers who have passed unto' on Wednesday. where they purs.
away within a ae. r. • . „ chased •a, •ca}load of .cattle.
We. _extend. our sympathy' to Mi•, Me., 'Grahams Durnrn, was up from'
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Walter Lott :of this• •community, _else,.Hamilton fox the week=end: •
his brothers and sisters• as„their Sias ,. Mr,•:and- Mrs. 'Geo.; Ward and Mrs.
ter, Mrs,-Palirier of Wroxeter, passed Case °1blc,Aliister of Vilitidsor'. called
away last : week,. • . , - i•i ads here 'on Fid” z
Diff e
Mis Sus•' Carrick visitin be:~- e Kilpatrick
Mise ,Susie s , € Mt'. and Mrs: Palm r Kilpat t
rs.' ' r• and Mr, Clark of.. visiting
sister, M . Cla k ane! son Brian of Toronto are, visit g
Amherstburg .. fri"erads here'. •
▪ .This '.cotnmuni:t-y was shocked •a?.r-.a ` " g''. ns of
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Ma. and 'Mr,s..,Geor a Emmons
Saturday when. they heard ' 'of.• theSariiia are ,spending a'few days with
sudden: tragic death: "of Mr•:.• Alfred .fi te'rids here.
Emmerson, son• of Mrs. Alex' Enrei 11re Bert Treleaven and Gwendolyn
son, He was loading hay and tool: Bq
rt
Weak spell and fell off the load and
.spent the week.end with'herdaughter
was badly hurt 'that he only lived •
51''s: Vernon, Hunter: a
a' few minutes. The sympathy of the Mrs. Wood of"North .Bay is; visit- ,� .
community is extended to the aged
irig .her daughter Ars. James Sher
mother. One' brother, Victor, and . two .wood.. •
sisters, Mrs. Haggett of 'Blyth anti Mr.. Jack Rivett has secured• work
Miss Lila - of Wingham, survive.. It in Hamilton.•
is not a, year ;since Mr, James Eamon' (:revue W. M. S.
.son was iberied, 'He Passed awalast,
August. Interment was held Tuesday ., Tale ladies of Crewe W. M. S.'held
afternoon to Greenhill �Cerrietery. ilieir July meeting .in the church on
- 1VIr- and -al re.•••.P•-tippler i. July 3rd•in the form of a• Met -meet-.
sister, Mrs. A: Wing with of er societies visiting. The.
are visiting with her,
Emerson. meeting opened with the 'use of hymn
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s stat on `In -Christ there is no•East-or West'-. •
• BORN -In Wingham • Iso p The -,president was , in Charge of the •
July 2nd+ to Mr. and Mrs.; Roy -Mc:- devotional' evercises and Mrs Crozier
Innes of Toronto (nee Miss' '011ye 't,ead the scriptuie lesson: •Mrs.• Rice
Kennedy) a soli. of , St, 'Helens, sang a solo. Mrs. New'
Mrs. Wm, Dow ofi-jtiensa]1, Miss man gave.. her" report of the' branch
McDermid and Mr. and Miss Hoagg irreetirrg; ,s ich was held' 'at Wood'-
of Thanesford visited on Tuesday stock, Mrs. '�S.: J: 'Kilpatrick led in
Iasi . 'week with the 'former's bro,thet ' prayer. Mae. Zinn,of Hackett's -.-gave.
in-law, Mr: John Clubb• . ii reading and' ''a `splendid' talk' was
1 -Suncsay-Sclioo1 caliT at >ssparrala: The -return' trig? • - l arra Mrs�Besi1-Thompson-arrck-Lrti �-,}y, Mrs R. maws nney- of -the-
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rooms: Mrs: Arthur Elliott, the pies- . was shortened by a ,•ferry boat. ser.
idents Mrs. Root: • Scott in charge -'of _
i:he meeting'. The roll all was ans- ident was in the chair. Miss Merger- d vice from South Ba3i south to T'ober-
wei ed.b • A Hint for Picnic .Lunches, et..Pentland was, pianist. for the meet- i rnory, 13ruce 'Peninsula, i
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This was. very• appropriate, as' the an ing,anis also rendered a, solo "Grate-. Ma.1Iarry quay and daughter Beta
Inial picnic was arranged'for• Thins- •ful, 0 Lord, am I" Mrs. Newman led ; Bice of Hamilton are remaining for
1 in privet- : and; also led in res onsive:I
p ti while at the home of'Mr. • Gordon
Wash -
reading g of Psalm 715 in the`hymnary. Anderson also Miss Georgina: Wash -
family , of.:Caledon,• also Mr, Stanley Presbyterian church 'in Dungannon.
I• Moore of, To1onte •spent a few day: well. rendered duet was,'sung by•
last week with their parents,'Mr.,•and. the 'Misses' Fern Alton arid Cora' Cul-
' Mrs: Arthur Moore, where a recent= beet. The 'president pronounced the
ion was• hel� Friday evening in lion-',. Benediction:' Lunch ''was• served and a
or of `their darlghter, Ruth, Mrs: Wal- 5oeial''time enjoyed together .
ter James and Mr. James, when' about • • : •
.day ..Tialy 10th to be held at the home
.of Mr. : and • Mrs... John .McKay. 'Mrs.
Neil MacKenzie, Mrs. Ray Dalton &
Mrs: Robt: Scott' were appointed` ,to
Secure, .ball .teams for the • afternoon:
Mrs, 'Neil G. 'MacKenzie.• gave .a •vea;y
interesting paper .on "Kintail".:Other
readings, *ere given' by Miss: Lois
MacKenzie and kiss, Jean .,.Nelson.
After the. meeting:a daiity:Iuncit; was
Served • by. the hostesses. The August
meetings"will' • ibe held at the home' of
Mrs. • • M. • Avery. • . ,
LANGSIDQE NORTH'
'The, Mission Band meeting was held
on "Monday -'at the home`of"Mrs•.. Wm.
Scott ' with an attendance of 17. On
Friday . the Mission Band ,attbnded
the Rally . in Teeswater: Mrs. McKay
ef Formosa was the, guest speaker..
,The.. United ' W.M.S. . meeting was
held ' nt • the home of Mrs. George
hlnrkness -on Wednesday: • '
• •Miss,.Mai•garet Moffat of Sault Ste.
Marie is spending •the holidays at her
home. • •
Miss, Emma' Richardson spent last
week with M s. Jack •Gaze at "Byron.
Miss Egan, Miss Thompson, and
Miss D'iinlbp of Sault • 'Stp. ,Marie
speritr last week -end at the home of
Mr„ •and' Was; F. G. :ileffat. Miss
Egan remained 'for a •while:
• We are sorry to report. Mrs. John
Mae1nnis and Mrs: Dan T. MacKin-
non are confined to :bed, at. preserit;
We- wish them a speedy recovery.
:tar: Bob Ori of the Perth. Regi-
mein spent the week -end at his• home.
Mr., Alex ,;Orr of Quebec• is spending
his; holidays at his home. • •
The Y.P.S. presented the play,
"Grandpa's Twin Sister" at Salem. on
Friday evening.
Jim Smith spent the week -end
with .Saleiiti'frieitd`s.
Miss •Jean MacKenzie of Montreal
and Mr. S
,Hugh MacKenzie ofSudbury
are visiting at their home.. ,
SACR1 T) HEART Church, :.Tees -
water, was filled to capacity, when,
the congregation and a multitude .of
friends gathered to 'hear Rev. Mr.
Clarence Weiss,, C.R.; celebrate • his
First .Solemn High Mass. Reverend
•Weiss, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
,Joseph J. Weiss, Teeswater, was __ or-
dained into the Holy Priesthood at
St. Peter's Cathedral, Landon,' on Sat-
urday, June 17th, ' after seven 'years
of.intensive study and preparation for
a holy life. •
IN HONOR of '' bei• ' approaching•
marriage, Myra MacDonald was giv
en 'a cup and ,,saucer shower recently
et the home of Miss Mary King.',
I.MeeL1 AN •of Win-
MISS:. SARA Wing-.
ham has, been appointed to the in-
spection staff -for Old Age Pensions,
irer`lr`d ii•iVori "*Ii ica lItilaiii -iia
portion of Brace. For three weeks
she has, •been taking ,a course of in.
struction .at Toronto'.
The roll: call and minutes were given
and approved: Mrs: Reid gave a read-.'
ing on The Service in the Church.,
Mrs. Dan Bickle • gave a' 'splendid art-
icle on "Recruiting on the first W. M.
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ington, Toronto who is .remaining
an indefinite ..time. •
• 'Mrs. George:Hamilton :and children
Ansi and': Kay'the' spending a while
with relatives in Toronto.
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one .hundred were .present and they
received quite a number of nice and
useful, presents. All liad a good time,'
Rev. Mr: Hagan of Toronto will
preach in the Presbyterian church
S. organization in this Church, and '
the first- meeting •which, was held at
the `home of Mrs, Wm. Gir•vin,, now
Mrs. J. Barkd'ey's. Mrs: Bickle went
on with interesting facts and :told
the ladies that in the various places
she bis ..been and lived, that The
cream of.,the ladies'' belonged to _tile
W. M. IS: She stt'essedthe need:
for more brotherhood today and: con-
cluded Isrith. the Christmas . message
of the I€ing in .1939, bidding us to puf
our .'hand in the hand of God. the
president closed the meeting with a
patriotic prayer followed by the Nat-
ional Anthem. . a,
Young Mother Passes
The unexpected passing of Mrs.
Gordon Anderson. .at Goderich Hos-
pital last. Friday . evening has been
a warning that life. is very uncertain.
Her death, followed an emergency op
eration. She. leaves to :mourn her be-
reaved 'husband arid four .children,
namely, Madeline 9, Reginald '7, •Fred=
die 6 and Margaret 3.• Mr*. , Anderson,
formerly Kathleen Washington, eld-
est •daughter'of the late Cseerge and
Elizabeth Washington, 'Toronto. The
deceased came to 'these parts about
12' years ago and since has lived in
Weal; Wawanosh, her late home being
near Glenn's Hill, north of Dungan-
non. Surviving members ;of her fam-
ily are 'Irene, Georgina,. Dorothy, Mad -
BELFAST -CENTRE
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
Isaac Nixon is under the doctor's,
care .but we hope to see her better
soon,
1Ir. William Twatnley•who has been
under the doctor's care the past week
is improving nicely and -we hope to
, see him around again soon.
' Mr. and , Mrs. Melville Henry of
Ainberley. spent Monday at Mrs. Hen-
ry's former, hpnte here. ,
Mr. Tom T'warnley spent a few
days recentl'y near- Paris. , '
Mese Janes Alton of Luck'nbet tied
daughter Olive of Toronto 'spent
day this week at the home of 111r and
Mrs. Sam . Alton. •
Mr. Tgan
Alton of
L4ndon
is s
en-
.divahis vacation at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Alton.
end•.-Meso.-F,i,'etL—lolinston-zarr
lira ly spent Sunday at 'ta4;1iorne ' of
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Johnston of
Courties' Corners.
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next• Sunday .morning. '
Mrs. Ogilvie df 'Toronto and: fans
ily.are visiting her father, Mr. John
Clubb. L '
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'Every•duty, well:and boeestly done'; is •a contribution to victory."
THE PRIME MINISTER e CANADA. �.
A Mechanized Arm .$ervin • YOUyg
Mechanized and motorized•Knits-these make .uii'the d
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, modern.army. You have often' noticed Bell line cr'ews', •
• y'; with their tracks along the: highway: Those too :are• r�
O. mechanized, .'motorized units, each with a ' highly
„ skilled.. crew,; each completely equipped with •tools,s.
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power, material
in an emergency they, can be mobilized - quietly, ,rr
-quickly, efficieptly - to repair the havoc wrought by'
storm; fire, ox flood. The equipment they carry, -=-
standardized apparatus, of many kinds - makes pus- • , •
sible the 'speedy restoration of vital service. "
Preventive maintenance, preparedness, experience, anti
skill - these all •serbe .to ensure that your, message
will get through with minimum. delay'in ,any • ein'ei-: -�
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gency a `vital contribution to the country's war effort.,
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Through the County Council, the peolile of Bruce have donated
it ,mobile canteen •and supply car to the Salvation Army. This equip-
ment will be used overseas' for: Canadian 'troojps. On both cars is a
plaque heari'ng`fhe words,, "Donated by the County of Bruce, Ontario"
s i l.0 in , bo s''f • r n Eruce< willSee
so that many Canadian `soldaer,., �nc �l g y .ion r
these units iii the near future. a
The rliebile'ca► teen shown o ,jjapate t:_a, the,.,,latest nf._it.,s kind.:
, The actual canteen is 9 feet` long; 6 feet 412s, inches 'high hrid`7 feet
•8 inches wide. It is finished in ,army khaki. Sides oiren to form' a
counter. Inside there are, in addition' to standard equipment, cupboard
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and drawers,, display Counters, a, Jetta'', box, and :a small cupboal'd fofi
other articles. ' -•
Kitchen and other equipment includes a safe, .two steres, a heater
stove, safety lantern, electric connection for outside power, water tank, '.
rash drawer,, tent whicB: can be plated on one 'aide of
the body,
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jugs, heater, blankets and stretcher to he used as emergenGy first aid
equipmentand tools,' :•
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On the err 'de are the words 'lite Salvation ATt n1yLL Canadiatl War
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Services". The supply ear'is sirrtilarly lettered. Thanks for the equip-
ment was expressed by Major 1\1. J. Flarltiiaan of the Salvation 'Army.
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