HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1942-02-26, Page 4LUCKNOW SENTINEL, !,UCKNOW,' ONT1 t1O
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20th, 11)42
RP DROVE MAFEKING WHITE H•URCH
Matet Walsh spent line no service on Sunday We are sorry' to repor't Mi•
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Ube There 'ryas s A.
We tad. , at her home here. ' morning on
account of illness dur- Ennnierson -bad .a bad fall one day
M'tss.Ca.
Cherie Patterson Spent the
tug the week of R.ev.. G. Howse 'and last ek•eek. The doctor was called
rend •at 'Mr. Dan 11�IcDi onaid a. the roads were almost ,impassable. but no hones were broken. We hope
, *Jc*iS `.SShdie Pollock is visiting at • • The W.M:S.• met at Mrs. Thomas for a good recovery. '
+ wan.Caution • asgone to
a' ardine. • Fr"d afternoon, Miss Maryhas ,
er s in Kanc... Blake's, on i ay
Mr. J ,F�h �
'Marionin !help out at the home of Mr. Ed Mc-
Marion Walsh spent.S,un- eight attendance. The'progr~inz•. .
.•'r Wil! 1" Ch's for the Wand Day of Prayer Was Qurllin, Sr., where Mrs. McQwiilio
4 "Mr.. ww rr .
used Mia, Curran had charge of time has ' been •under the doctor's care
,Mk&Ino` aim Ralph : oog is nursing. her .study book which was very inter- i for some bine: •'
tn4ther. Mrs -,Long of Ashfield w �
is seriausiy
bliss
1-
bliss Marville Scott is visiting
this week with Mrs. Mac Lane.
Mrs. Donald McFarlane and Win-
nifred visited at Mr_ Jack Roamer -
totes on Sunday.
The 'regular monthly meeting •rif.'
the, Ladies Aidwas held at the
home of' Miss Marville Scott on'1
" Wednesday afternoon. Tie opening
hymn: was sung followed ' by. the
Lord's prayer in unison: A ).psalm
was read • by, Drs: Sam :Emerson.
Tit , roll ,call was answered by giv-
ing' a can , of salmon ° or %dried apples
Quilts were worked.. at, Mrs. Mil-
ton Walsh drew"the lucky ticket on
• a: quilt. The•meeting was closed and
stents serited.
The Social Club held its weekly
at the home of 'mt... W. H. Scott on
Friday night. Euchre was played and
prizes were Won by Mr. Ira Leeson
-end Mrs, George Emerson, Jr.The
, coliectipn' Went to the Red Cross.
r..,*•,was served by. the hostess:
estng-
Mr. and Mrs. H. Curran and Mr
and Mrs., T-- M. Andersorf visited
at • Lteyd Hunter's of. Waw•anosh on
Wedneesday »1 1.. .. , .
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Mr. and Mies.: S� ' B.. Stothers: of
Arthur visited at the old home one
day lagt we . ,
A nutaber from .thi-s community
attended 'the•. M'•assey-Harris' ;dens-
onstratnon and dance in Luckpcow
on Friday night-
Mr.
ightMr. and Mrs.. Harvey Andersoii
visited with 'Mr. and Mrs. Jas."'Wil--
son of Wawanosh.one flay last'. week.
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DONNYBROOK
The regular' meeting Of the St.
Augustine Women's Institute will be
held on Wednesday, March 4th . at
the home of Mrs. R. C.' Chamney.
Mrs. 'St. Marie returned?' to her
-erne ' after spending a month with
•'-r sons at Port Dalhousie' and her
daughter in Torointo.
Mr. ' Jack Gillespie spent the
week -end at.
his home here.
.Miss Winnifred Farrier andher
sister Olive of Toronto spent . the
Week -end • with their parents, Mr:
and Mrs. Farrier,
The -World's"lay of" Prayer'' was
teld in the Presbyterian church here
in Friday i rith a good attendance
^onsidering the weather. After fol-
lowing the ".printed program for that
day. the , Rev. Mr, Willson ,gave a
short address which was much ap-
preciated•, by all. • . .
Mr. Kenzie Mowbray,.' R.C.A.F.
. who has been spending some . holi-
days at his home here left on Sun-
day to join his unit 'at Quebec. His
Leader, Miss Mary A. - 'Broe
• hey roll father an
KINLOUGH
Mr. Leo Hodgins and. Mr. Wilfred.
Hodgins of- Luean ,tivere here Fri-
day visiting • with the forxner•'.s sis-
ter, Mrs. John `N Hodgins who is con-
fined to her bed,'
;Q .
Members # tl_ W. M. S. and
A- met in the Presbyterian church,
for the national World Day of Pray-
er service on Friday afternoon. Mrs
John Ernmersoe took charge , and
prayers were taken • by the mem-
bers.. Miss Nellie Malcolm was ap
pointed key -Woman ' for next, year
Miss Agnes McQuaig, R.N. of
Lucknow is nursing,Mrs. John Hod-
gms.
Miss May Boyle is visiting this
week with Miss Iona : Terry in -•Tor-
onto,. , ,
Sympathy .ie 6c -tenet -I to Mrs
Wsre Percy in t' -‘e loss of her 'bro-
'ther,,. the late Wm. J, ".MaoD.aiiald
of Kincardine. Relatives from . here
attended the funeral •on Monday of-.
ternoon.
Mrs. Syd Parry. oL„�Detroit spent
a ;few days with Mr. end'Mrs; John
Hodgins. '
The man who toots his horn soon
has everybody dodging when he ap,•
preaches.
d mother Mr. and Mrs. '
OBITUAR.Y
RICHARD 11' CWI INNEY, SR.
Funeral services for Richard Mc-
Whinney, Sr., who died in Goderich
hospital following an illness of less
on
than a week, were held Friday
afternoon fromhis late home, con-
cession 1, Ashfield; just west of Nile,
with interment in Dungannon cern-
etery. Services were conducted 'by
Rev. C. H. MacDonald. •
The late Mr. McWhinney was
-torn nearly 82 years ago on the
-arm upon which he continued to
resirae until his' death. He was the
youngest and' last surviving mem-
ber of a family of-eight—seven sons,
and one daughter—of .the. late John
McWhinney and, Isabella Kilpatrick.,•.
was married . about' 42. years
ago to Miss Eliza Watson,. who died
in July bf. 1940, He was a successful'
farmer,- aid; despite his more : than
fourscore years, performed - his , dut- -
ies on the, farm almost itritil the
last. He operated a tactor ancl'otlier
farm, machineryand. drove his car,
as Well as men who were much
younger. He was a man of sterling
qualities and was 'a good neighbor.
He was borne to 'the grave by six.
nephews, David, John and pert Mc-
Whinney, 'James McKnight., • Ales:
Watson and Alex Bogie. • •
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call, Irish Jokes; •current events, Robert Mowbray .accompanied him. Bend spent, the week -end v,>ith his
Mrs. Jas -Craig;. Hostesses, Miss Jean to -Woodstock. We 'wish him every parents Mr.. and Mrs. James' Laid -1 You're free to lend—Lend to.be
Robinson and Mrs. Jas. Craig. success:. Mr. Ken Laidlaw of. Grand law. free.
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FOR SALE OR RENT --,.0p acre
farm,' lot 28, Con, 7, Kinloss Twp.
Apply to Jas. A. McDonald, Tees.
water,
ec -
water, Phone 88-r-4. • '
FOR. SALE..—two good young cows,
due to .oalve.about March' 15. Kell,
neth •R. sand John C: McKenzie, RR.
5, Lucknow, Concession 2 Kinloss..
•BARRED• Rl).CK . and- HYBIifD
CHICKS—This is not a new hatcii
•.ery,.. we "have' been in business for
12 years, All our 'breeders' are blood
tested and' males ..are •from O.B.S.
stock. The Hybrids are B. R. hon a
• and 'Pew Hampshire cockerele
keep all s;W.
our chicks for. 4 days.. Ye'
hve n� papers -to fuss with and. a'1
chieks are feeding , when..you`get
them. We deliver chicks u.p till 'May
.lst..'John J.' Cuyler, R; 4, l incard'in:-',
Two miles west of Silver. Lake,
?hone, Ripigy 76-20 collect.
TxE , MENACE of a hateful way of life casts
itsshadow across our homes, Victory
Bonds will raise up a shield against it.
Si buy Victory Bonds to the limit. We
cannot be half-hearted -while this. danger'
threatens our very shores. Let us go full out
now and give 'such vigor to our country's
• effort as to speed the day of victory.
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This is the .least we. -can 'do.— to lend our
money °for our country's defente..Buy a
share in victory today--buyVictory Bonds.
HOW TO BUY—Give your .order to the Victory Loan
salesman who calls on you. Or place it in the hands of
any branch of any bank, or give it to any trust company.
Or send it to your local Victory Loan Headgiart'ers.
Or you can authorize, your employer to start "a
regular payroll savings plan for ypu. Bonds may be
bought in denominations of :550, $100, 3500, $1,000,
and larger. Salesman, bank, trust 'company er your
local Victory Loan Headquarters will be glad to give
you- every assistance in making out your order form.
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Notional War Finance Committee, Ottawa, Canado
CLEARING AUCTION ' SALE - .of
farm stock, implements, etc„ at Lot
1, Con. 10,. W.D. Ashfield on Friday,
March- 6th, at one o'clock. No •re-
serve.. See bills. 'for list and terms.
Mrs. Frank Johnston, Prop., Matt.
Gaynor, Auc: • .
FARM FOR SALE -good farm• un-
der cultivation with good buildings.
Apply to Robert Moffat, R..6, Luck -
now..
CARD. OF • THANKS.
We'wish t take this 'opportunity
of extending our heartfelt thanks .
and appreciation for the many acts
k
Q:f
iness and expressions of syte-
d
ch
pathy shown us by relatives, 'friends
and; neighbors, and also for the.
-beautiful `floral tributes, at, the time
of our irecent sad ,bereavement in
the lose. of a -.Wiring • husband and'
father. '
Mrs.. N. —Campbell—, and family:
TENDERS
TOWNSHIP of WEST WAWANOSIl
aEALED,TENDERS will be received
by the undersigned .until 12 o'clock
moon, Tuesday,: Ma`reh 1Qtki,-i-942; fur -
•operating:' the. Township Crushing
Plant --by. the.: cubic ' yard,. Tenders
willalso, be received ter trucking
gravel by -the yard -mile. Marked
,cheque for $100.00 must accompany
each• tender 'in both .'cases, 'Lowest
or any' tender ' not. 'necessarily ..ac-
cepted..
.ac-cepted. - '
J. •C. P.urdori, Road .Sept.„
.R.R. 2., Leckpow.
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TENDERS-
ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP
TENDERS FOR GRAVEL
TENDERS willbe received by the
undersigned clerk until 4 p.m. March'
9th, 1942;,.fox._suppty..;ing_ 8000 _wards
or more of crushed gravel and de-
livering same en Township roads.
Marked • cheque . for 10 per r cent o
amount of tender.' to accompany
tender. Lowest or any tender not,
Herbert C. Curran, Road Supt.; Finlayson
accepted: , Bros..
nlayson Bros..
R.R....7, Lucknow. Ont. .•
C. E. McDonagh; Clerk, I
• Bele_ 3Leelenow,'. Oht-f-'
Licensed .Auctioneer.
DONALD B. BLUE
Arberiey
R. R, 1, Kincardine, .Ontario.
'Phone 30-24, • Ripley
F. T. ARMSTRONG,
OPTOMETRIST . -
IN LUC-KNOW
-EALN-••W)gDNESDAY'
AFTERNOON
•.1:30 to 6 o'clock •
AT WM. SCF1MID'S .STORE , .
TME g A .
DOES T* T»RI CK/
DU NGANNON
,,,We are sorry .to learn that Mrs;
Allan 'Reed is at the :home of her
mother Mrs. J. Montgomery, Salt -
ford under the a'octors care:: Miss Annetta Stewart, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Will` Stewart Who
is attending Toronto. University has
recently been awarded' the Robt.
Bruce scholarship, which was open
to all second year' honor, students
at the University. The prize is $75
annueliy..for three. .years.. We con-
gratulate Annetta on her splendid'
success, to follow hex from Goder-
ich Collegiate, where she won other
scholarships there. • '
The United Church W.M.S. will
hold their. monthly meeting arid.
quarterly; ;birthday tea on Friday,
March 6th at 2.30 p.m. in the base
pent of the church. ' .
Miss `Ferne Robb, who was • re-
turning to her position at Toronto
on . Tuesday, is remaining longer, as
her mother does not seem to be as
well. '
Pte. Bus. Anderson; training at,
Kitchener was home over the week-
end. .
Latest Red Gross • Shipment
Air Force -8 sleeveless sweaters,
1 pair ,plain gloves, 2 pair plain'
mitts, 1 scarf. .
• Seamans -28 pair socks, 6- long.
socks. 4'. aero caps, 10 pair mitts.
3 scarfs.
Army—.2 pair mitts, 3 helmets, 53
Pair 'socks, '
Refugees -56 guilts, 4 childs dies
set, 1 childs .dress and panties, one
knitted pullover, 1 girls skirt, two
woman's aprons. 5 • pair childs pan-
ties, 2 childs slips, 1childs night-
gown, 1 pair childs pajamas, 1 pair
gloves, 1 pail. mitts, 3 pair childs
bedroom slippers, 1 girls dress .and
2 handkerchiefs, 1 mans sleevelrs:i
sweater. '
Yiospital-6 pair pajamas.
LUCKNOW
worth and they would todayjust the
same, if .given with fervence and ,
a contrite heart. The meeting closed
with the National Anthem and clos-
ing. prayer. . .
ZIONlt,?
Mrs. Mary McAuley, of Ripley
spent the week -end with her dau-
ghter, Mrs. Frank Ritchie and Mr.
Ritchie.
' Mr, and Mrs.. Alex Hackett of
Belfast spent a day with Mr. and
Mrs, W. G. Hunter recently...
• Mrs. Warden Howald'spent Thurs-
day with Mrs.• Robt. Lyons.
The church services were not held
here on ' Sunday owing' to the ill- I'
ness of our pastor, Mr. Howse.:.
'Mrs. Will Gardner wishes 'to ex-
press her' -appreciation of the many
•acts of 'kindness during - her• , recent
illness. • '
Quite a number • have been laid
up of late from severe colds, etc.
$8,000 A Minute—,Contracts award-
ed and commitments made by the.
Department of Munitions and Sup-
ply last year totalled $2,100,000,000,
or the equivalent of an . $4,000 con-
tract every minute of the day. .
A Giant Caterer—Indicative of the
foodstuffs required by the three
armed services in Canada is the pur-
" chase of 25,000,000 pounds of food
made by ,the Department of Moni-
tions• and Supply in one three-month
The women's. Day of Prayer was
held • in the United church on . I'ri •
dap, February 20th. Due to the in
clement weather there .was only a.II
fair' attendance. Mrs, Melville Reed,"I
president of the United Church. 'V.4'.
'M, 5. led the 'order' of service ac-'
cording to the 'special pamphlets,
Prayers by appointment were given
by Mrs. Lorne leers and Mrs, R. J. .
Durnin from •the An licenl church
and Mrs. R. Davidson and Miss Iva
Carr ,represented the'" Presbyterian,
church with prayers. • Mi -s. R. Moore
'and Rev. W, P..Newt an offered
prayers also. Mrs: Li?roi Stingei re-
sided at 'the piano for hymns and
offertory: Mrs: R, Davidson read ,a
Splendid paper, by request of Mrs.
Rich McWhinney who was unable
to be' present but had preparedan
address and pointed , out the• crisis
• of the world today and' when., in
tinies.past, prayers had proven great
Precious Candlelight—Exclusive of
generator.equipment, -it costs $18,000 •
to build one of the giant 80,000,0,00
candlepower anti-aircraft search-
lights used by ' the Canadian forces.
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