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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1942-01-22, Page 5• 1 44 • 0.••• . 'ILIMIRSPAY; 41§1,EARY 2244,4942 " 4" 4r.341• • , L. T THE IMPE*()* SE* • e , LucK140W,. ONTARIO • Lyceum Theatre w INGHAM Two shows Saturday Night Thursday, Firiday, 'Saturday January 22, 23, -24 . • SPECIAL • 117G•IrtoGic MUSICAL! -• starring ELEANOR POWELL • ANN SOTHERN •ROBT.-YOUNG HOtiet eiteilYMORe • Me eaten Red Senn Virginia Weds elecee by . maim 7 meepe Protium, by ARTHUR FBEED, • , The, jertitary meeting of the Wo - Men's IVIissienary Society was held ••,at the home of -M1-§ •EeNt---Riee wit • twelve ladies present. Mrs. W. L Presided.e The theme of the • worship service :was "We' live by faith in God the Holy Spirit", It was taken by Mrs. T. J. Todd: Mra. .McKenzie Webb and Mrs. Gordon McPherson. The treasurer reported • Also "Newe' Matinee Sat.: Afternoon at 2.30 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday •.Jan. 26, 27 28 ANN SOTHERN • Ringside.: Maisie Maisie loseS her job in aelance hall and . becomes involVed with a fighter „ • Also "Cartoon" & "Specialty" .PAR,AMOUNT ,,, • . Mr. • Joi-na. IVIacIatoeh is sporting a new 4942 Chey: mach., aer. and Mrs. Thos. SantlY Of 0•04•• eiich, Mr and Mrs; Ed..• Strand of Calgary visited with Mr. and Mrs J. MacDonald. . • Mr. and 1VWs. Omar Brooks and Norman visited with Mr,' and Mrs. Harvey Brooks. •. We are. 'glad to report that Mr. Oliver Barkwell who has been sick. in .Wingham Hospital is. irnprevirig. A number from here attended the, progressiVe•euchre party ite•the Re- becca Lodge, Ripley; sponsored by • Mys. Oliver McCharres... . • Visitors at' J'arries :Maeleonalcfs home, were Mr.' and Mrs. .Edwarid. • Scrom from .Calgary. The latter is a nieee, of Mr. MacDonald'., Mr. and MrsTsere Saady of Godericii . also visited :there, " • • • ST.,. HELENS Mr: Jack McIntosh is sporting a •new, Obey. car: . , Mr:„ Andy "Stein is assisting :Jack Switzer: this winter. , Mr. Edgar Alexandra from Man- • Reba visited with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd BELFAST Mrs. Maseh Robineon visited a few days last 'week with her parents; Mr. and. Mrs. T. A. Cameren. KINLC)UGEI • - THE Mrs. Mervin Hedley ef Glamis visited with her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. J, W. Colwell; Concession 10. Mrs. Noble Guest. *hp has heft in poor health for some time is not improving as fast •, as her many ' finds wish to see her. Mrs. Wm. Wall of CulrOss visited during the week with her mother, Mrs. 'E. J. Haldenby. Miss Isabel 1VlacKay was a recent visitor with Miss' Helen Thompson. Mrs. John Hodgins is confined to her bed again. Her many fiends hope for her speedy recovery. , Friends in the community extend heartiest congratulations to Mi. and Mra. Jacob Eckeheeviller vnho cele- brated their 59th wedding enniver- sary on Saturday last. Thi, grand, old couple 'are epjoying fairlY good health and el join in wishing them Many more years. together:. • LUCKNOW SENTINEL Piiblished every Thursday • morning at Lacknow, •Onterio. L. CAMPBELL THOlVIPSON . Publisher and Proprietor • . e 'THURSDAY, JANUARY 22nd, -1942 • Mrs. K. Hedley ' of Kincardine Township has .been visiting with' Mrs. M. McLean. • Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wall, Conces- sion 14, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. Boyle. • Mrs: -Wes.' Whyte, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bushell and Ronnie of London, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert ,Hedgkinson and Kenneth and Mr. Joe • Hodg- kieson of .Goderich were Supdey ISSUE WARTIME WAGE CONTROL INSTRUCTION! The National War Labour Board employers and employees in, regard* 'Red Cross quilting at the• home of has issued instructions to Canadian to the Wartime Wages and Cost of. •MFS., R, Laidlaw last week. - . Fri - Living Bonus Order (P.C. 8253). • A W.M.S., tea Was held last As detailed in the advertisement day at the home of Mrs. John Gaunt. appearing •elsewhere in this issue, We were shocked to hear over 'these instructions define what are the radio of the death ef Mr. Hare national industries 'falling within old Reid only sten of Mr. and .Mrs, the scope of the National •War Lab Harveit Reid of Auburn The *de - come Within the Ittrisdietien of ProY- ceased •was a nephew of Mr. 'Sam Reid and Mrs. James Macintosh. Ile Our Board at Ottawa, and. those that BOarda. . . : ; • of agee , Sympathy is • extended to Only about twenty -to -to years tnciel, or Regional "Ware': Labour was Since: wage control together together with, the befeaVed. ' price control, have become integral A wedding dinner, was held Win - parts of Canada's . wartime . design day at 4.30 p.m. et the home of Mr. for Jiving, the National,War Labour and Mrs. A. E. purdon when abOut Board has considered ft necessary thirty guests were present to -honer: Pur - to demarcate, for the purposes of tiw, their yeaingeet son, Mr.. Hector don Of Toronto who was married recently:to Miss Hazel House of To - onto. Later iti the evening a recep- tion was held in the Institute Hall,. where they received many beaut- 3 . WHITECHURCH' . HOW DO YOU LIKE . .•YOUR EGGSDONE? • Miss 'Dorothy Jamieson pt grave is spending a week with her ..Here are some interesting facts NOrma visited on Thursday wfth ' Mr. and Mee. Jirn „Sherwood and, , uncle and aunt, Mr ne l'Ars. John connected with the cooking of eggs. hie Mother; Mrs S. Sherwoed; WhoM, Jamieson. , • • q4 • ,we are glad to know. is iMProv#248 Extreme heat toughens the whites • will be more tender if allewed to • after her recent illness. - • of eggs, so that a bard boiled egg Mr. Jack Pollock ram:lied tq Suse Miss'Ete etrice Treleaven of. leleh- . in, Wing_ cook slowly in water below boiling now spent the week -end, with her sexaN.B., after spending two weeks ,with relatives here and ham,. a parents; Mr. and Mts. Bert Tre- te, order to obtain .best. resultsiteikth leaven. • The annual meeting of the Pres- point fpr at least thirty minutes. poached eggs, , higb "qua ity -e gs Misses Lorena Crozier, • Loraimie byterian congregation will be held shpulcl. be used, cooking them at on Monday the 26th at twoo'clock. Durnin; Lorainne Drennan were A good attendance is- requested: `home from Goderich for the week - below' boiling point in gaited water ' that has reach ct boiling point, drain - The ladies of the Second„held a . e end. Mr. Colin Croeier of Winghani ing them Well, and serving hot. For e ordinary boiled •eggs, the • water spent the week -end at his horee should be heated to boiling point. ,water; saucepan shouldbe trans- here. •• •• S. tpok the form Of a quilting at ••• ' The January meeting of the.W. M. * When the eggs are placed in the ferred to a warm spot on the range Mrs. ,Shacklet0Ti'S on ThurstleY Id- where the water will be kept below administration of the Order, the re- spective jurisdictions of the National, and Regional Boards. • • • In general, National employers are • Mr. and Mrs. Bert Alton and fain- visitors with their father, Mr. J. Mil and useful gifts. Lunch was designated as those whose operations il-y visited- with Mr. and Mrs. Joe _Belledgkirison. •' --eueh as transportation and, p.u.ibl.ic served and a -geed tune was en-. Scott of Ripley on ,414liesday. - - -11taitie etc.—are interaprovencte•ene eyed b -y all The young couple will The annual District meeting o - _ • Mrs. AUX Hackett is vtsiting with • I tier daulfireiTaid-Sioneinelavve:•41VI . and Mrs. Pharis Mathers. • I• Miss Gwen Stewart Of Lucknow spent the Week -end with Miss Laura • • Mr: T. A. Cameren made a busi- ness- trip to Toronto lastelWeek-end, ASHFIELD NOTES •:'. Miss. Retie ,Hunter of •Wingharn spent -the Week' with her parents, Mr .and Mrs. J. Hater. Miss Jean Itaynard is assisting Mrs. John • MacDonald Who has just returnee from Winghairi Hos- . pi a . •• • Mr. Lloyd Saunders is 'assisting R. Helm -at present. • Mrs. G. R. Halloran returned Sat- iirday•• to her hoine in Buffalo after • two - weeks' visit with, her •pat - eras and brothers here, .• Mr. Leonard Ritchie speet Sen- . character, or those whose indestrial reside in Toronto. • the L.O.L. was held in the Orange activities-aparticularly,i mining and •'Mr Jelin Gaunt left on Monday hall here on Tuesday:Isar-with position or e winter. Regional einPlOyers are consider shipbuireling—are tor Thiedon• "Where-lre hase-seeured- a f th members to the offices of District good attendenceeeNewly :appointed • the resational ivar effort a's a whole. • Master,Mr.-eorge Haldenhy; de- ed those in which the operations of • puty Master, Mr. Artheie Graham. the 'incluatt'y oriptitir-fess is definite - Mr. H:. A. Graham recording sec- ly within provincial or municipal LANG • d other Red Cross goods for gar- . • . boiling point. .For soft -cooked' eggs, terdoon, When a quilt Was finished allow eight to ten minutes. mente distributed ' ,TO remove shells easily from hard - baled eggs, Plunge the eggs into • The Young People from here en - cool water as soon as they are cook - iciyed a skating party, at Luknow, • . . ed. To avoid cracking egg Shells in. Arena, on Saitirday night. ••• , cooking, place the eggs in cold wet- : 1V/Ies; Matiel Quinn spent the • • er and bring to, a boil: At that point Week -end with Mrs Cecil Blake. ' • ' , the eggs will be sof,t-boiled. The . Messrs Orville Orville tournin and Ray- whites of eggs are quickly beaten mend Finnigan made a business trip if the eggs and e utensils _used t° G°derich on Saturday.. 4 th are cold. Keep eggs in a cool place, - • . but' it • ie ,better •to purchaie More' than one week's supply at a time; . • • Judge:. "You are charged with' throwing your rnother-in-lawout of. the. Window": HOLYROOD • Prisorieri "I done it without think - sift! • • .(intended for last week) Mrs. Richard entertained 'thIWednesday.e.- • Miss GweridOlyn Ackert left for, on.--Suridawhele she will. Judge: Yes, u how dangerous it might have been • for anyone_ passing at the _tim?". • " • • teach for the next three weeks. • . •, Mrs. Chas.° Cathers of Wroxeter, ° ---",' .: Mr. Ted Switzer i of "Brandon, Man. Mrs. Frank MacKenzie and Mas- ... , • ter •Ian and Mips ;Florence MaeDon- are Ving an are .visiting at. Mr. Wm. Eadies and Id f Calgary relatives here. d on two weeks sick. leave, is Mr-. and Mrs orMctgiris arid Mrs. R----z-Biseett ancLeMiss Jean Mr. Switzer is rierbewing old ac,:- •a , -retaryv-IVtatterse-of a -business qdatniances on the line. •w-e•ze---bounda-ries-4--Ireethis ca-tegorke-fall • • • transacted after which refresheients most d ti -o - I t 11 war_ pro tic n p an s, a sec- . James IVIOTriYOr-t--. R.C.A.F., p • sPending a few days in Torontb. were served. • ' ,tions Of retail and •wholesale tt:•aele, Ian s, on. two cry at Mr Mark' spent the week -end in Toro*. • • • Elwood spent n a : • Miss Evelyn McLean of ' LOndon ervicep, etc. spent ,the week -end with her moth- Employers %and employees in the A number of friends and relatiVe s Johnston s. - Mr. arid Mrs.. George Colwell Mrs.- --J• McLean. • _national field. should address* their from, here aftended the :dance ..i.ri tertained the: cast of the play' at a • Gnr.' Wray Pinnell CarriP POT" comm the Secretary, litechneele, Instittite_Hell held m dinner- preaehted at the a club ' the The following letter of thanks has tawa, while those in the Regional his bride of Toronto. den'Wee home over the week -end. .the National War.LabOur. Boar& ho or (4 IVIr. 'Hector Purdcin apd; last rogram• night. • • • Ted Switzer of Brandon spent been received front Lomax Bushell category • shaild address- themselves Mre. Geo. Tiffin and little daagh- Mr' Sunday at i\!tr. Richard Elliott?s: by the Kira -ugh ,branch of -the-Red_ toetheeRegiorial :war Lahour go_ard ter Calleen have been staying With . The Comititinity Clab••lield their the fcirmer's parentee IVI.r. and Mrs. eueliie-rParty7 on -Monday evening. • • CrOSIS: •y •C. A. P. 0. No. 2 Overseas, Gander, Newfoundland.. • ' • Room 9; Barrack 66.. To' the W, ornen's Institute: , • I received. your , fine Christmas box The eakes 'were real fresh wh'eri in .care of their respective provincial governments: • • Interpretative Rulings on the Or- der have been issued in; bulletin. form, and theseanay be obtained ori application to any Regional War Lebow Board: A. Pardon due to Colleen, pot hav- ing the best- Of health: • Mrs. R. .Stewart spent. a• day ,re- cently with Mr, and Mrs. LorneNc- Allister of Calrosi. • •the allocation *Of- $100.00 had been day with Mr end Mrs. G. Ritchie. .Mr.- Billie Caslick of Culiciss is reattatran-d-afatealance-Jelt.- `,4astr.„-Nr4,. JCPB' erriVed, Thanks to the good assisting Mr. Thos. Hill with farm Principal at Clinton .• • The topic from:the study-book-ore:spent- the-we—ei-eird.-lio-refee.-----e-ieeckiligTiEbitiMICReougft;ttlseePteetheeietee„,,e_ • ,work at present - • E. W. Durnin, the. new principal Mrs. George Colwell end Mrs. Chas. Cathers were tied for the ladies prize but on the draw Mrs. Colwell won the prize. Mr. Donald McPher- sort was winner of the gent's prize, • • "Cities of Refuge" 'was taken by Mrs. Stanley Todd. , _Over '126.00 to be used for war „work was realized-frorre-thees;ale-of . e tickets on. a hamper of Delicious apples given to the St. telee's Wo ' men's Institute by Mr. Kenneth Cameron. Mra. Archie Aitchison was the holder of the lucky ticket which • was drawn at the Lucknow Agrichl- tural , Society concert on -Friday night. • Mrs. Allister Hughes of Holyrood vas a visitor last week with her brother, McKenzie and 'Mrs. Webb. Miss Laurine Miller, • Reg.N., of the Wingham Hospital staff was lipme 'for the week -end. ' The weekly meeting of the Y.p..u. • was held on Sunday evening with the Missionary Convener4 Mrs. Mc: . Kenzie Webb. presiding. Mrs. Chas. McDonald read the scripture. lesson . and an ,interesting missionary talk, ' was given by Rev. G. A, Barnard. Her many friends will be sorry to learn, of the prolonged illness of . Ronald 'Rothwell, forrrierly Mis Helens Thom. •Mrs. Bothwell .• was able to leave the hospital last Tuesday after a •sii Weeks' illness but 4s a patient againlin the 'Nichol's HOS ital Peterboro, following the Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Smith: of De- troit accorripanied by Miss Barbara Culbert, who has , returned after hree. rnonihsein_ Detroit spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. A. Cul- the personnel, or anythin bort. • the station there is very little to Write -abeut. fine Christmas card. from -Mrs c - Lean and „Evelyn. As you will re- alize we cermet Mention anything in our letters, about the weather, --about • ZION I am expecting, my leave •around ^ • • the Middle •of January. • So hoping to see you all then, ••Miss Ellen Andrew is staying with thanking. you all for the Christmas Mr. Long for sone time. Mr. Russ Ritchie of Lucknow I remain, spent Sunday with Zion friends: • . •Mak BushelL Fred 'Ritchie of Olivet was a Sunday visitor With Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie. • - The monthly meeting of W.M.S. met, at the home of Mrs. W. G. •Hunter on. Thursday last. Mr. and Mra.• Samuel Reid re- ceived the sad news of the .death of their eephew; Harold Reid of Au. - burn in his 24th year. He was a son ef Mr. Harvey Reid formerly of • this coMmentty.. Zion friends ex- tend sympathy to the bereaved ones: Mr. and Mrs: Sam Reid and Milvert attended the funeral on Tuesday p. US PIC IOUS . • *A little girl wrote a letter to the • Almighty askihg for $25 for her ealies4 development of phlebitis in her • parents. • , \ other ioee. Her sister, 1Virs. Camp- • The letter went to the Dead Let- • bell Thompson, Rea., 15 111 atten- ter Office.where a sorter, a Mason, dance. , 't arid took it to his lodge. As • , Canadians In Hong Kong • Many enquiries have come to the • Canadian Red Cross Society head: - quarters from anxious families. and •poping to obtain inform- • ation of relatives in Hoeg Kori. Manila and China, sinee. the entry into the war of Japan. Plans to eb- tale inferrhation ,abotit prisoners and Casualties in Hong Karig, as rapidly a. result $15 Was collected and sent • to the thidd. • a Some months later she wrote a shriller letter and added a post- script: "Doe't send it through Mas- • ons this time. Last time they' kept •baek $10." • • SOMEBODY'S "aspiratiori" Woe ex - Pressed in the Canadian Chureliman in words to which many will. say "me too", Here.they are like : • . I'd tb he upon a hill • . • ^' A sitting the autt, • .cd ILL TWO WEEKS with influenza the death of Harold George Reid occurred .at his home in West Wa- wanosh ori Sunday. He was 23 years of 'age,, and the only son of Harvey Reid aid the late Mrs. Reid. He at- tended school at Ebenezer and 4u - burn, and was a.very active worker in Auburn Baptist church. War Savingse-Certiffeateseeee-eeze,e; ."'eerineditiCe4IfeeeteteelitutetelelseaTb Produce Millions Montle • Red Cross held - a •Meeting , at- the , native. of • Dungannon, being the. eld„ , Since war savinge'certificates were home of ":1VIrs. Perish ,Moffat on 24- 1940, money, value 'Pf sales has Thursday last when 2 'aunts were finished and a top prepared for placed on sale in Canada on May THE PICTURE . .GALLERY • the Red Cross through the Inter- With all the things I'd like to doe - as possible, have been laueche ty national Red Cross in GeneVa. A DONE. - cable, asking the assistance of- the Geneva committee in tracing. the 'I wish I were uperi a lake, Severpl thousand Candians know to have been in the -CroWn Colony, WAS despatched by P. H. Gordon, chairman; National executive com- mittee of the' Society. Some ,delaY, it ,is •pointed out, may be caused in getting the names, as japan is not • a signatory of the Geneva Conven- tion of 1929, .which makes it obli- • gatory for a member to make in- . &mullion prisoners of war avail- able to the International Re' t OsS • azi rapidly as potsible. childern, Arocking in' a boat, With all the.letters I mitt write- a forrher Luekriow grocer, and a WROTE. • .•man held in high esteem in the est son of the: late. Mr. and :Mrs. Thornis ,Durnin. , Marvin •Durnin, Concesaion 6, Ashfield, is a brother, aPi39•030.ma e y 92;000,- areptheie---Therzer_e seven ,ladies "ever . Dreany is an- aunt amounted to 000. The total number of applicat- present.' . lieu, is now more than 10,000,060. Mr. James Ritchie of Luekhow Regular subscriptions are coming j spent Tuesday with Mr. • and. Mrs. at .tb rate of 96,000,090 a month_ VictOr Emerson. . The thaw has put the'roads in this • 41 •.., . : • . •• " locality in•such a condttien. with M. AFEKING . • a .'few -deep • snow-- banks and, leng.!.. • . . . • ' • f. ' stretches of bare gravel read with P• te. was home • part ..of Jest., week treVel•on•-with: sleighs and cuttere. to visit. his parents and renew .ac- quaintances in the .cemmunitY, Mr. and • Mrs, -Mel •Qmaris and children of Detroit spent a few days. '.DONNYBROOK The W.M.S. met in the church last week visiting her parents, Mx. ' basement on ' Thursday afternoon and Mrs. Elmer Philips. • Mrs. Elmer Phillips is leaving for *Ottewa today to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Mclvor of that city. Mr. and Mrs. Rich. Kilpatrick via - Red with Mr.. ancI'Mrs. Harvey An,- clersen on Sunday. • • , Mr. and MrsT. M. Anderson vis- ited at Mr. Herb Currah's on Sun- day. • Mr. Bertram Curran of Goderich spent the week -end at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Blundell' atei Ass Willa Irwin of Goderich spent Mrs, Will IrWin. • ents, Mr, and Mrs. Js. Craig, the week -end- With IVIr. and- Mr. and Mrs, Eddie ThcirnPsorte The IVIisses eVlildred Jones; Irene • Y :Gordon Or11°416°cl and' ' Mr. and Mrs. Beg 13rurrle and Mr . Robinsen; E dna and Ada Efeph Of` Winghare Scholl *ere at their honies over. the week -end. with seven ladies attending. The president, Mrs. Albert Campbell had charge of the pfogram. Readings were given -by Mrs. Jones and Mrs. J. C. Robinson, Jean, Robinson gave an instrumental number and Mrs. R. Chamney had charge of the chap- ter ':Cities of Refuge in the Study book. A Red Cross quilt was com- pleted. ' Mr, Ted -Thompson of' Wingham :was home over the week -end • . . Pte. Melvin Craig. of Kitchener spent the, week -end with his par- • Lloyd Saunders of Zion commum y • spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr's. George Saunders, , • Car ,drivers were, pleased to see 'the snow plOw come in this line on: Sunday p.m. The roads- are very leg. •• Many kinds of transpottetipn•Were ed out on Wednesday to attend tri • WHO IS IT? Last week's picture was that of • ' • DAVE MALLOUGH in the shade corririumity. • Mr. 1VIallough's first I'd like to be berteath a tree, • b Mess 'association was in 'partner - A -resting , With all the bills I have to pay— PAID. onsttit couNcn, will pay $125 to the proprietor of the arena for free skating privileges for . school . , • • • • ".,,• "rtt' • • .• "„. 14: A'",•,,,,.014.3.„..433 sn With his brother, and. later with. bot jphn Elliott and Ben McClure, sgt. Tonn Finlay who is in Engle , before condueting the buSiness hini- speaking to his parnts, Mr., and sea •• • •• • • Mrs. Bert Finlay of Seskatooe, Sask.,• : Kr. MallOugh has long since pass- formerlylof thts•place. • ed on, and 01 the family we know Mr arid 1VIrs. Jim Ogren • And of only tw, Stan H in amilton & and son 'IXof Whitechurelf spent Mon- Miss Hannah MeeDotialdis spend - Earl in SaSkatOesn: •day with Mr. and Mrs. lirb.Curran. ing few days in Torcintd: t • FOURTR CON,CESSION Mrs. Dan MeKinnon returned to her hoirie after spending 'a few weeks in the hospital in Toronto. Messrs. Wee. P. and JohnMac- Donald are spending a few days in the ccemeir Meeting,' cae, eatter,• OOnto. . . buggies, hoeaeback end some walked On account of stormy Weather and of part . the Way. •bad r5"ads the I.J.F.W.O. ineetleg Was. The Y.P.S. met on Friday even- postponed until this Thursday; ing at Mr Ernest Elakes, After ari Mr. Georg p Irwie, 4th Con., all ,.. interestieg program aenjoyed a under the doctor's 'care. ' sbcial hour. Homemade candy and Mrs, Rouliton of Lucknow "is vis - popcorn were passed. , iting With IVIra, Gilbert' Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MenerY en- Friends are glad t� know lthat tertained some ,o/ their friends on • Mrs. 13. .McMurchy has recovered Stititirday evening. sufficientlY to return to her home It waa interesting to radio listen.. from Kincardine• Hopsital. ers on Sunday afternoon to hear Messrs. rt .0., Martin 4rici Dori McIver spent the first of the Week in Toronto. . ." „ Miss Grace McKirition, who is at- tending Stratfbrd • Normal .school ent the week -end at horne. ' q• -or , . • 44• • c.• •• • 2 Miss. Belt Matheson'. friends will I: - be sorry to learn. she is quitettsick erid hope she will soon be well. gain.• • • . • Pte. Gordon MacKenzie ef 'Calgary. witfi. 'the Armored Car Corps .at Chatham Spent the .week -end with his mother D. 4. McLean's, • The'fidies Of the -Latuier , group held a progressive .eUsehre party on Wednesday , evening at . • which nine dollars and fifty cents Was raised. for 'patriotic purpieses • MM. G. Elliott and Mr. W. Bradley had 'highest Scores. • • , ' Mr. D. A.•McLean and the Misses •• Lillian artte.Leds MacLean and Miss . 7Torencei-Weli; -eFlief--Strate ford • • TheoniitSreasttibyrdtearyi• 7Leets this Wedpesday afternoon at the • • hoine of Mrs. Lizzie Rose. • .• • b • WARTIME • WAGE CONTROL Initructions to Canadian. EmplOyers and Employees concening' the Wartime Wages and Cost of tidying Bonus Order, P.C. 8253, • THIS Order of the Dominion Government -i• which under the War Measures Act stabilizes wage rates and rewires employers to pay a* Coat • of living bonus — provided for the establishment of National and Regional War. Labour. Boards' • to:administer the Government's policy.' National Employers . , Communications from emvloyers and employees ,. in the following emplOydients should be address- •: ed to the Secretary, National War Labour Board, Ottawa: • (1) the operation of lines of steam or other Ships, railways, • canals or telegraphs, including all Services ancillary ,thereto, connecting any province' witli gtny other or others of the provinces or extending beyond the, limits of the pit:mince., .•" (2) the oPeration•of any system of air, bus or tuck trans- portation connecting °an si province with any other or Others of the provinces or extending beyond the Knits • ofthe pt�htce• 4 •••••••••41(1):•vithoerkbsPecizianiifecirAtighfgaZpe4et4eiVieee-caletviPth7allefYctthtrersilismitti°tdthera°n - Of the provinces or extending beiond the limiti Ortity. " -• • prOince, or serving two or more provinces: , (4)1 Mining; ••(5) the operation of any shipyard:. • (6)all undertakings located in the Yuketi or Northizest Territories. •• • 'Regional Eniployers • . Employers and employees in employments other than those above cleignatd, should addrest their i$tmmicatioid: to the Regional War Labour Board. in care of, iheit respective pretVitteiel gevernments •• • The Order provides that • no, increase ' Or decrease iri a basic scale of wagerates may be made by any .eniployer. Violations of this Order are subject to Penalties. • EXtracti from the „Order And ' the Board's Interpretative Rulings are given in tht NationatWar Labour Board's Bulletin No. 1, • which may be Pbtained on application to any Regional War 1..abOin Board• : all1V1131-117.kltMIrctiau Minister fLabour Chairmati Mitionat War Labour Board Ottawa, Canada.januty 12, 1947 • •r• l 1 ! 14.441.4.4.,...,:aa.ntmot3rerloreer=47====malere,=====e1.1.4=44.ar_ . " . • , . . ., . 1 • 1 • . • • r • .. , r•• • 4,", r• • 4 ' •• k . •• , • , ••• •• . • .