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THURSDAY,.' JT5LY loth, 1941
THE L•UCKNCW $E'NTi NEL
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Lyceum T
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one show each night at8.00
Sat. night two shows et 7.45 &
9.45. p.m..
Thursday, 'Friday, Saturday
:JULY .10,. 11, 12-
" SPECIAL. .
LEWIS • -- stimicEY,
STONE • ROONEY w _
FAX sail^Hathsy.
IIOLiEN J $a'r Ileo
Also "News"
Matinee Sat. afternoon at 2.30
• Monday,. Tuesday, Wednesday
JULY 14•.15'16
DOUBLE 'BILL
WALTER PIDGEON &
DONALD MEEK hi
`Phantom 'R'iders'-
- .and
DICK POWELL &
ELLEN. DREW in
"Christmas in Jul
A Nick Carter detective story
and a comedy.
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FOURTH CONCESSION
Mr. and Mts.'Netterfield and Myrtle
and Mrs. S: Smith of Toronto, and
-Mrs. F. Weis of' Rochester spentthe
week -pend at Mt. John A. McDonald's
home: .
Mr. , Rennie.' Graham ,of : Toronto
spent the' week -end at .his. home.' •
' Mi. and Mrs. Wm.. McKenzie and
. abs Walter of;'.Detroit spent the holi-
day with • Mr. and Mrs. Duncan .Mc-
Connell.
Mc -Connell.:
Mrs. R. Snelgrove and Mr. and Mrs.
R. J. Snelgrove of Detroit visited last
:week with Mrs. T. .Robinson.
Mr.' and, Mrs. Orville McGuire and
Mr, and' Mrs .• illi McGuireofDe-
troit : visited recently at : the home. of-
Mr. 'R.,1VIcGillivary.
Mr. and Mrs.: Peter McKinnon, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold McKinnon and Miss
Helen Maclntyre of Flint,1V%icli:'spent
the week -end with relatives here:
• (Intended for last week)
A, large crowd attended the -June,
meeting of the U.F.W.O, at the• home
of Mrs. T. Robinson. Mrs: A. Mac-
Intyre presided and the meeting open.
ell. with singing '0 Canada" followed
:by .repeating the' Lord's prayer in
unison. The minutes of •last sleeting,
were read and adopted and . the'treas-
urer's .report was given. The roll call
was answered by "Some thing every
bride would like .to have in her hope.
chest". After community singing the
business was discussed followed,: by a
program. Miss Margaret McKinrion
gave a reading. A solo by Miss Eliz-
abeth Robinson 'accompanied by Mrs.,
A. Hughes;: a reading hy Mrs. `•C.
Robb; a paper on Democracy on the.,
Moine. Front • by Mrs. R. 'Middleton;
a 'recitation by ''Shirley Robinson. a
reading, by' ,Mrs. W. McKenzie. With
Singing •of God' Save The King the
meeting closed. Lunch was served .and
.a pleasant half hour. spent. The July
meeting is 'to be held at the home of
Mrs. W. F. MacDonald.
Mrs. Her1?ert Buckton and little
daughter' returned home from Wing-
-•I ham Hospital on 'Saturday. -
Wing-
-A.
' Miss Anna ,Graham of Toronto was
home over the week -end.
PPPPPP _ _---__. ,., .. .._..
MISS Grace Smit is visiting. with
Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton.
• Mr. Roy Mernnes of Toronto is
spending a. few days at his 'home here.
Mrs.' MacArthur is 'visiting with
Mr. hand Mrs. •Dan, McDonald, •
Mr. George Middleton was up from
Toronto over the week -end.
Mr. and• Mrs. A11ister. Hughes and
Miss •Ruth . McKinnon attended ' the
Munroe -MacKay reunion at Embro"on
Wedpesday.
Master :Billie Black and his broth-
er, Edward of Toronto are holidaying*
with Mr.. and Mrs. R. Middleton.
Friends of . Mr. John S. MacKenzie
were sorry to hear of his accident and
wish him 'an early •recovery.
112r. Billie McKenzie spent the week
end •at his' home.
'A number 'froth here attended 'the
Gies ies at Ernbro. .
Mr. and Mrs.. W. E. • Middleton of.
Camp Borden and Mr. and Mrs, Har-
old Fraser of the 12th of Huron. spent
Saturday with friends around Luck
,now: ' a
•
When a man is wrtipped tip in him -
"Alf he 'Makes a pretty sninll parcel.
GLI V ET
We are pleased to, hear that Mr.
W..13. Walden who frsdnow 'home from
Toronto is keeping about, his usual
Many enjoyed listening to the' De,
votional period Tuesday a.m. over
CKNX, Wingham. Rev. C. N. Mac-
Kenzie gave 'an interesting talk on
"Behold I sand at the door and
knock". Mrs, 'Sherman Stanley •,sang
a beautiful .solo; .accompanied by .Mrs,
G. N. MacKenzie at the piano.
Miss ..Sadie . SVIedharles left on Mon,
day 'to take 'her stammer' coarse,: tit
London, U� iiversik '
Miss. Donalda McCharles fromTor-
'-onto visited• over, -the week-endwith
her,, parents; Mr: ,and- Mrs.• - D. Me,
Charles. •' • `'
Mr. and 'Mrs. J. 11.. ,Howe visited
. ever the week=end : at het ' father?
home.
Soldier Presented
' ManYfriends and neig nts hbou -s gath-
ered
h'
ered at the .churchto present. .,,Mr.
Gordon •McGuire- with a Parker pen
and pencil before leaving.. The .follow-
ing address was read by 'Miss: Lilian
Osborne -and the presentation" made
by Miss Beth. McTavish:
To Gordon McGuire
Dear 'Gordon;
On.: learning of your intended' de-
parture from our midst; your friends
.nd. neighbours, members and ad-
herents_. of the Olivet .Church wish you
to understand that •you• will. be much
missed among •firs, an 'Wet we shall
not forget you i'n your absence from
us: You are leaving us at the call
of duty and for thie we admire your
decision to• he helpful to"our nation
in her extreme: trial. You have always
- been 'faithful as a boy in .yoiir atten-
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
know that our thoughts and our
prayers -will -follow you wheverrei° the
:-path of duty -•leads --y
We.: wish you to ' accept this pen
and peneilset .as a 'slight token of
our regard for you in' trusting ;you
will use it to let us: ]cnow, how „yoti
are- ,getting ' along • throughout ' the
days.
Believe us, Gordon, we wish you
well and' that our •Heavenly ,Father
will watch ever you and protect you
where you go, .may ' God bless .. yoti
and make you. a:blessing to others.
Signed' on behalf of the Olivet :Con-
gregation4 CG.• N. MacKenzie, • W. T.
Rolston, 'Donald ; McChat les, W. B.
Walden, John D: • McCharles.. ,
WHO•IS HE?.
ur
Last week's picture was that of
„ 'GEORGE 'H. SMITH
who continues tan
be' Lucknow's • No.
1, boater and promoter.. When it
comes to getting -something done .you
naturally turn to `4G. H.", so. much so,
that one might be justified. in .sus-••
pectins That the slogan, ."Let George'
Do It" originated :in aLucknow. En-
thusiastic' and energetic, •Geoytge can
always be counted on, if its Jet the
good of the Sepoy town or commun-
ity. •
SACRED • HEART Church, 'Tees.
water, was filled to eapacity, when
the congregation and a' tnultitude of
friends gathered ` to hear Rev. •M'r.
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 into.
Loudon, on Sat-
urday,.Jtne Y7th, after seven years
of intensive study and preparation for
a holy 'life. •
IN UONOIt of her approaching
marriage, Myra, MacDonald .was giv-
en
- cup and saucer shower recently
a theiho Miss' •Mar, King.
atmo of YK
'MISS SARA MaeLEAN of 'Wing -
ham has been, appointed to the . in-
spection staff for Old Age Pensions.
Her territory will be Huron and . a
portion 'of Bruce. For three weeks
she has been taking, n 'Course . of in.
;;truetion at Toronto. '
d
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amamammeamato
School has., closed again .for .an-,
other terns of holidays. Mise Mary
Smith re-engaged as teacher.
Mr. and Mrs.. Daniel Murray return-
ed house from a trip to Sudbury where
they •visited • their . son, Mr. and Mrs.'
Wilfred Murray! Mra. Murray and
babe returned home with them:
Mr. and Mrs. Donald .McCosh of
Purple' ;Grove were recent visitors
.with Mr. and Mrs. ( Sorge Colwell., ...
Mx.. and Mrs. Ray ,Schumacher and.
Jimmie; .Mr.,and::Mrs., Charles:Schu-
macher were, week -end guests' with
the Tatter's .son Edward at the train --
,ing
rain -;mg centre; ICttehener ' ' •
Misses • Mai gaaret McIvor;, . Isobel
Q'Hagan of dtinCairline were ,guests
1i>,st .week'with Mei.Eileen Valad.
Mr'Mar
M's - t 's y, , Smith is spending. the
holidays. at her home at C'reeinore.",
Mrs. Flank •Johnston had the mis-
fortur'ie . of .hurting='her°• nose severely:
last week. t
Mr. and;Mrs. Jack Walton and Alex
of Hamitlon; . Mrs® Lucy Campbell,
Louisa Oliver, Kincardine, Mr. and
Mi s: Frank tnit O'Hagan, Detroit; Mr. '&
Mrs. Kelly Artman, Minden City; Mis
Helen O'Hagan, Guelph, were holi-
day . visitors at Jaynes' Valad's., .
'misses' Marjorie arid Winnifred ,Ber-,
rid, Kincardine, Mr. and Mrs..,li.oward
Elliott and Clayton from Detroit,'
Mr: and Mrs. Smith from Creeinore
Were .recent visitors at, Mrs. Almer
Ackett's.
'['he "Ilolyrood Women's Institute
are holding a garden party on July
17th. 'Come out and •enjoy yourself.,
A7r, and Mrs. Roward-,Robinson and.
family :who Made •man'y friends here
have. moved 'te-Lueknow,
Kintai'I W. M. S:"'"
The July 'meeting of . the Women's
Institute 'was•.held at the. -twine of
Mrs,. Hugh MacKeszie:'.with the pies-
idents Hers; 'Raba ,Scott in charge: of
l:he 'meeting..T:he ro r` fl was, 'ans-
wet•ed hy A Hint ,for:,Picnic Lunches.
This • was viery appropriate as than-
nual picnic was, arranged for Thurs-
day ,juln
hurs-day.,July 10th to be held 'at the home
of • • Mr; and Mrs. John McKay. Mrs.
Neil MacKenzie, Mrs. Ray Dalton &
Mrs. 'ltobt. Scott were appointed to
secure ball teams for the 'afternoon.
Mrs.. Neil G. MacKenzie gave 'a very
intsvesting'paper on "Kintail". Other
readings were given 'by Miss ';Lois
MacKenzie • and Miss .Jean' Nelson.
After• the ,meeting a dainty lunch was
served by the hostesses.. The August
meeting' 'will be a held at the home of.
':Mrs, - M. Avery.
LANGSI DE -NORTH
The Mission Band meeting was held,
on Monday 'atathe home of •Mrs. Wm.
-.Scott with an attendance' of 17. On.
ii'riday the Mission Band, attended
the Rally in Teeswater..Mrs.: McKay
of Formosa was 'the guest ,speaker.
The., United ' W.M.S. ' meeting '.was.
'}field. • at .the 'home ', of Mrs. George
'ilarknos6,. on Wednesday.
.MieraMargaret Moffat of ,Sault Ste.
Marie is spending the holidays'r
at. he
home. - • • - •
Miss Emma Richardson 'spent last
Week ;With . Mrs. Jack Gaze 'at Byron..
Miss Egan, •Miss Thompson, and.
Miss • Dunlop, hof Sault Ste. ,Marie
spent' last week -end •at the, home of
'Mr. and, Mrs.-, F. .G, Moffat. Miss
igen remained 'fora while.. .
' We are . sorry, to , report Mrs John
Maclnnis and .Mrs. -.Dan T. - MacKin-
non .are confined "to'. bed • at. present.
•We • wish them a speedy 'recovery.
f' Mr. Bob Orr of ' th -Perth Regi-
ment spent she week -end :at his home.
Mr. Alex Orr of Quebec is spending.
his h'itlidayfi at lire' home.'
home.'.
The Y.P.S.. presented the . play,
"Grandpa's. Twin Sister", at Salem on
Friday evening. .
Mr: Jim- Smith..spent the week -end..
with Salem. _friends
Miss Jean MacKenzie of Montreal'
a •
nd Mr, Hugh MacKenzie'of Sudbury
are visiting at their..hoiJ►e.`
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.
Mr, William •,
Mr, has'been
under the ,doctor's care .the past week
in improving nicely and we hope' to
'see him around ,again soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Henry of
Amberley, spent Monday at 'Mrs, Hen-
ry's former home here. •
Mr. Tom Twamley spent a few
days recently near Paris,
Mrs. • James Alton of Lucknove and
daughter Olive of -Toronto ' spent 'a
day thisweek at the ,hoarse of . Mr. and
Mte. ,Sam Alton.
Mr: Elgin Mton of London isspen-
ding his vacation at the homeofMar,
and Mrs. 'Albert Alton. '
Mr, • and MYs. Fred Johnston- and
:family spent Sunday at the home of
.Mr.. and d Mrs,' Archie Johnston of
Courries' Corners;
THE :
LUCKtIOW ',SENTINEL
Published every Thursday Morning
at Lueknow, Ontario.
L. CAMPBELL TIOMPSON
Publisher ' and Proprietor "
THURSDAY,. JULY 10th, 1941
DU NGAN1NON
• Miss Jean .Stothers, Toronto, -•• is
spending :some- holidays . at the' ' home
of her •father; • Mr. Thos. Sto.there,
Mrs. Walter Bishop, with 'het daugh-•
ter Jean, Chicago, also • spent a week
with the foanner's father; retulrtting
to their', ,home' on •Sunday.• ` .
Mr. and Mrs. Irby.' Brydges, ,Sagi-
-naw;. Mich., visited' on Sunday itis .aunt
Mrs. Geo, • Irwin.;They Were also' ae-
eoinpanied by friends, Mr. ' and Mrs.
Francis, : Saginaw. "
'Mrs 'D. :G. "Bickle, Windsor, has
been' visiting her sister-in-law, Mr.
A. B: Pentland and at present is vis-
-iting in Lucknow, •
A large crowd gathered on. Sunday
at 4 pan. to. the Dungannon cemetery'
foil • tire annual Decoration 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 address.', . Miss 'Margaret
.Pentland, .A.T.G:M: contri:ktuted�a,..sole
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Philips; Lon
don•spent the week-end..with Mr.. and
TWO CHILDREN •of James,- Edgar
of Culross were cut by glass in a
motor mishap .at Teeswater recently
Mr. Edgar was driving into Teeswater
from the north when a ear - 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 :his school •to
join:t'he. IRC.A.F°
netted, a total 'of $26$.70. .
'• •CQM•MENCING`J.ULY• 1, motorists'
throughout Ontario charged with. -of-
. fences under ' the Highway Traffic.
Act Ewi1P..be served with ,nammonsee
by mail" and not by personal service:.
The change follows amendments to
the .'Highway' •Traffic Act -passed :it
Attorney -Genera]' Conant's•: direction
at the Nat 'session Of the Legislature.
A' MILE -OF -PENNIES . sponsored'
by the Chesley Branch of the Can
adian ,.Legion' in aid of the Queen's
Canadian Fund. for Air Raid Victims,,
•
Mr -s.• ;Cecil ,Culbert -and on •luesday-,•-.,a peasant notol• tri''north to Sault
the day, was pleasantly spent by both .ea Mari and wean ac ora anis
e , .c, p, d
couples at Southampton. '., lrome_by their daughter Bernice who
Harry and Helen Van Doorn, Char- has been teaching at Richards' Land-
ing; Cross, are spending some` holidays Mg. on. St:..Joseph's IslandSome of
with Mr. and Mrs... W., A. Culbert. the '.points 'of iriteisest. were .a , visit 1
cline, .Albert•, Lillian, Wil"am . Brad-,
ford and Arthur Bradford, all.. of Tor-
onto.. The service was conducted at
her, 'late., home with' Rev. W. P. New-
man, in charge,: on Monday 'afternoon
avitlfi:.interment in 'Dungannon Cem-
etery. e •The palibeaners were• Billy
Cook, Harvey Mole; Bill Wiggins,
Jahn Durnin, Victor Errington , and
Carl' Andersoii Ve, eextend ou s ncere
sympathy to the bereaved family:
M -r: and Mrs. John. Blake enjoyed
VHITECN�JR+GH
NEWSY NOTES
, 1
Mr. 'and 'Mrs. .Geo. Long of Mich
igan, LT:.S.A,, are visiting the latter:'
brother, Mr, Eli Jacques' and Mrs
Jacques:
° Mr. John Simpson received the sad
news of the death of his brother, Mr.
Ewen Simpson of the. West. We ex-
tend our' .sympathy to him as this
is three brothaers wh_ o have passed.
away within year.
We extend our sympathy ,to Mr.
Walter' Lott of thie' Cotmm�nity, also
bis brothers `a. : p
'and sisters' as • their'. Bi-
ter, Mrs. Palmer: of Wroxeter,assed
away last .week. " • '
Miss •Susie Carrick. is visiting her
sinter;'. Mrs..Clark and .Mr. Clark of
Amherstliurg,
This : community• was shookeil on
.Saturday when they, heard of the
sudden tragic 'death,. of Mr. Alfred
Emmerso son.' of Mrs. Alex' Emote
son. He was' loading hay and took
a weak spell and fell off ;thelead
'o,and.
was badly hint that. he nly lived
a few' minutes. The sympathy of the
community is . extended 'to the aged
mother. One brother, Victor, and two
sisters, Mrs. Haggett of Blyth and •
Miss Lila of • Wingham, .survive. . it
is not a year since Mt. James Einer
Son was buried. He passed away last
August. Interment was held Tuesday
afternoon to Greenhill` Cemetery.
• Mr. and :Mrs. Peppler, of Tavistock
are: -visitirrg-with leer Ester;'- Mrr;. • A:
Emerson. •
• BORN—In . Wingham a Hospital on
July' 2nd to Mr. and Mrs. Roy ..; Mc-
Innes of :Toronto (nee. Miss ;'Olive
Kennedy) •a 'son.
Mrs. Wm.: .Dow ' of 'Hensall, Miss
McDermid and Mr. and Miss Hoagg
of Thamesford visited on Tuesday'
CREWE
Mrs. Frank McIntosh and' son Ewen
s ,Windso><• and Mr. and Mrs. Dren-
nan McIntosh and.son.Barry of De-
troit visited with their cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Drennan en Sate
urday. •
111r. SamSherwood and` Orville
D11171:41 made • a business trip to Tor-
onto on Wednesday where they par-„
chased a' carload of cattle. •
Mr. Graham Durran was up from
llaniil'ton forthe' weekend; '
Mr. arid M'rs. `Geo..Ward and Mrs. '.
(.ase McAllister of Windsor al'led
on friends here on , Friday..
Mr.' and Mrs. .,Palmer Kilpatrick
1
iind son 'Brien of*Toronto are `visiting
The regularmonthly meeting: ore to Callander to see.' the quints and,
the United -Church W:M.•S:-xnet-F-ri-; aaglin,ipse .of the I; hrge--Gorr aan prison'
dayafternoon' in the'Sunda ' School 'camp at Espanola. The return tri . ;.
Y p P.
roomea-Mrs: Arthur Elliott, the Pres-' was shortened by` a ferry boat ser-
-ident-was-ih-theaehaira Mise --•Mangan-•- nice-fill•Err-South-Bay'mouth--to•-Too
of .Pentland was pianist.for the meet- morn, Bruce ' Peninsula: .1
ing and also •:rendered a solo "Grate-
ful, Q Lord,'am I Mrs. Newman. led
in 'prayer ,':and also led in responsive
reading of Psalm 715 in. the hym:
nary
The roll call and minutes. were given
find'appl"oved. 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.
fi reads' here. •
Mr. ••and -•'Mrs: 'George Emof
-mons•
Siirnies.te . spendingr a few days with
friends here:
• Mrs."Bert• Treleaven and Gwendolyn'
Tient the week -end with her daughter
Hrs. Vernon Hunter.
Mrs.' Wood •of North Bay is; visit:-
ing
isit=ing her daughter Mrs: James Sher -
:Wood. -
Mr. Jack Rivett -has secured work
in Hamilton.
Crewe; W.. M. S.
The ladies of Crewe, W: M. S. held
their. July meeting in the church on -
luly 3rd in the form of •a joint meet -
:Th.:'.•
meeting opened :vitl1 the use of hymn
' "In Christ there is no East Or .West"..
Thepresident was in charge of the
devotional evercises and. •Mrs. Crozier
read thescripture lesson:' Mrs, Rice
of St. Helen's sang a solo.' Mrs. New-
man'
ewman 'gave • her report of the branch
meeting which was held at Wood-
stock. Mrs: S. "J. Kilpatrick 'led. ,in
prayer. 'Mrs. Zinn of Hackett's .gave
a reading' and a splendid talk was
given• by Mrs: R.• McWhinney. of 'Uri'
last ;week with the. former's brother-,
Malawi Mr. Jahn: Clubb.
Mr, and Mrs. Basil . Thompson and
family , of Caledon, also • Mr. Stanley
er""Moore' of Toronto spent a fey—re-days
asweek with their parents, Mr. and'
Mrs.. Arthur Moore, where 'a ,recept-
i'on was •held Friday evening in hon-
or of their daughter, Ruth, Mrs.' Wal-
ter James and Mr. James, when about
one hundred were present and they
received. •quite : a number of nice' and
useful presents. All had . 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.. Girvin, npv
Mtn; J. Barkley's. Mrs.. Bickle• went
ori: witli�interesting facts and . told'
d
the. ladies. that in. the various, places
she 'has :been ' and lived, that the
cream of the ladies .belonged to:.the.
Wn M. S. She _stressed the need
for more brotherhood today and bon -
eluded with the Christmas message
of the King •in 1939, !bidding us to put •
Mr. Jtarry. Guay and daughter•'Ber
nice.•of Hamilton are remaining for •
a while at the , home of Mr. -Gordon
Anderson; "also • Miss Georgina Wash-:
ington, Toronto .Who is .remaining,.for
• an indefinite time: . Mrs, ,George .Haniilton and children
Ann and 'Kay are spending a•while
with relatives 'in Toronto, • • . •
our hand in, the, :hand of God. • The
president • closed the meeting with, a
patriotic prayer followed ,by the Nat-
ional Anthem.
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-,
oration.: She leave's . to mourn her be-
reaved husband and: four children,
namely, Madeline 9, Reginald 7; Fred-
die 6 and Margaret 3. Mrs. Anderson,
formerly Kathleen. Washington, eld.-
est 'daughter of the late George and
Elizabeth Wasliington, k Toronto, The
deceased came to 'these par. is• about
12 yearn ago ,and•since h•as••1•ived--i-n--
West Wawanosh, her late home, being
near Glenn's Hill, north of Dungan-
non. Surviving members of her fam-
ily are' Irene, Georgina, Dorothy, Mad-
Presbyterian :.church in Dungannon.
. well :rendered duet was sung by
the Misses Fern "Alton .'and Cora 'Chl-,
hers- The:- president pronounced' :the
benediction:.Lunch: 'was served and•'a"
social time enjoyed together.
next Sunday morning.
' Mrs. Ogilvie of Toronto and fam-
ily are visiting her father, Mr. John'
Clubb.
>-Y./.??,,ci•r
ad'._
�,. Every duty, well and.honestly dose--, is a contribution 'to'victory.,,
THE PRIME MINISTER OF' CANADA. O
A Mechanized Army Serving YOU' 0•
Mechanized_.and motorized units—these: make up 'the a'
modern army. Yon have often noticed Bell line crews.
with their trucks •al'ong the highway.:Those too are '
mechanized, mi►torized units, each . with a • highly
skilled crew; each completely equipped with tools, ,
power, material: •
In' an emergency they can be mobilized— `quietly,''
quickly, efficiently — to - repair the Havoc' wrought by •
•storm, fire; .or` flood. The equipment they carry — ✓''r .
standardized apparatus of many. kinds' - makes pos-
sible the; speedy restoration . of vital service. ,
Preventive maintenance, preparedness,,eitperience, and
skill - these allserve to ensure. that your message
will get ,through with minimum delay, in any emer-
geneye-a vital contribution to the country's war effort.
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Gift of Bruce Gouty for Overseas
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Tltrott:gh' the County Council, the •Peliple of Bruce have donated
This equip-
a mobile canteen and supplyear • to the Salvation Army.
ment will be used .overseae for,, Canalis troops. On both cars :is a
plaqqethe words; s��ii
bearin . g e d "Donated by the' County of Bruce, . Ontario"
so that. many Canadia'p soldiers, ,including' boys from Bruce, will see
these obits in the rear future.
The mobile canteen,'shbwn on the left is the latest of its kind.
The actual eaiiteen is 9 feet long,6 feet 4i•'inches. high and7 feet
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$inches wide. It is firii'shed in army khaki. Sides ()Pen()Pen'to.' for'm a.
counter. Inside there, are, in addition to standard equipment, cupboard
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and drawers, display counters, --a letter b+ax, and taxman cupboard for
other articles: a°
Kitchen and other equipment includes a safe, two •stoves, a heater
stove, safety lantern, electric connection for outside power; water tank,
cash drawer, tent,vShich can be placed'en bne side of the body, thermos
jugs,' heater, blankets and stretcher to be used as emergency first gid
equipinent; and tools.. '
. • On the side ere the'Werds "The Salvation. Arany Canadian War
Services". The supply ,cal is .similarly letteredt Thanks for the equilin-
intent^eir
tent was ` .
pret sed by Major or M, ,l, Flannigan. or the Salvation .4i•nty,i
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