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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1942-05-21, Page 4VICTORIA DAY HOLIDAY Special and Altered Train Service TQRQ TTA -GURU")-.4rAEMEnsT N. T,.DC TOW >STC,ARDlINE�-SOUTHAMPTONNT--OWEN SQU,ND' S' T., MAY 23-Lv, Toronto 5:30 P.M. for Guelph, Palmerston, ardiLie c Southampton ton and - intermediate points, , KINCARDINE LUCKNOW-- TORQNTO .H. A'MlLTON MON., MAY 25 -Train No. 332 win. leave; Kincardine `11:45 Lucknow 12:33 P.M. an per te faSeer'sthedule, arrivmg A P.Mal- merston , 3:50 P.m., connection,for Hamilton and Toronto. See Time Tables,and Hand ill, for intermediate time. Consult Agents for Holiday Fares: and • Trafr Service. Travel On 'Steel. Tires,' Conserve Rubber,•Save .Gasoline:. i•T:?,-82B II 1 . T •Atl.L e } FROM RANKS • _; POST OFFICES OVARTiMENT' STORES '• DRUGGISTS •. GROCERS • ' TOBACCONISTS LOOK STORM and erase RETAIL STORES 215 MAFE.KI G 44, THE 1k.aW 0-001EL, LVCKNOWI ONTARIO • TH VRSDAY, MAY 21st, 1.942 RI PLEY Little Gloria Mead is in the Sick Children's Hospital in . London. ' where she has undergone an oper- I ation. •,, , Mr, Tom Keinpton.•has purchased the McCallum farm .on the Tenth. Concession for grass. Miss Irene Johnston who has been with ' Mrs. Thomas. Kempton for a long time has returned•to her home on. account of her mo�ther•s illness. The W:M.S. of the United church had '• their meeting in the hall last Wednesday ,afternoon. Mrs. Lot Col- ' best, president, occupied •the chair with' Mrs. A. Porteous acting see retary. Splendid reports of .the Pres- byterial . in. Kincardine were given by -Mrs. Dickson and Mrs. Charles Liddle•.•. Literature report was given by ,Mrs.. Gordon Stanley and, the treasurer'sreport by Mrs. Gordon, Scott. Mrs.,' Richard Martin ,.then teok the • chair and read 'from the missianary monthly the reading for - the day, Mrs. Andrew Patterson took the St' a y 'Book. Mrs. ' Connel played for all •the hymns. Mrs. McLay; ,con .vener of the Supply Committee. gave' an, account of the. clothing A-solo---was=•-renderedu-by- -°" Mrs. Wm. Steele playing her owr • • On Friday last Mr. and .Mrs. Neil 'accompaniment on -the guitar. , ' McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Louis A very large target has been er McDonald visited with Mr. and Mrs. erred. on - the boi'irbing field west as • Ri hard Kilpatrick. Ripley and- practice i?s to commence ' `c Mr; Herman Phillips sthis 'week. + P Nent Sun• The Homier lural Society ' ,hell' day with his mother and sister id their meeting. in the community: hal''. St. Helens. • • • • last Saturday . evening. Members • Mr, and Mrs. Eloper Johnston Vis- brom,ght beautiful bouquets of tul- ips'. which were arranged • and :.pu' ited with tier • mother at Mildina3 In --the in -the folllowing windows for di.. 19P Saturday. • • • . r. lav; Mr T. A Jackson, Mr 'Neil 1`:.1/1r- and Mrs. -L ---W: Good--of:•Auu 14Lenna;iw.:8r-i: : Mr! .1! Peterson Th were taken • to the ,ch'rehes burn;' spent Sunday with Mr: and, et'•a u Mrs. Chas. Hallam., • • fir the Sendav services "'and then distil' iitecl.ar•m•'ng the sick ,and 'shut - Mr.. Thomas •Blake motored to ins, The meeting , .opened with the Drumbo on Sunday and •spent the• president; Mrs: Gordon Stanley and day' Wwrith. Mrs. Blake, whci expects the s"•r'retary, Mrs.. Charles. Liddle :to return home this week -end. presiding, It was •d-ecided to have' a diselay.of peonies in their season. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Stothers, Step+ It was also decided to hold an Ar- • hen and Ruth of Arthur spent the 1•r)r Day in thecemetery on . May week -end at the Win., 22nd: There are thirty-five members ' Mr. and Mrs., Will Irwin and fain- in, the society this year. ' 'fly and . Mr. • and :• Mrs., Norman . Shackleton' visited. on Sunday after- noon with Mr. and Mrs.' Percy Blun• - dell' `in Goderich. . PRAYER FOR REVIVALI Dr: and 'Mrs. Atkinson of; Gorier ily visited with Mr., and Mrs. E , Ehr-istlans--Awaked As -:the red fog ich' spent Sunday p.m:'. with their Wilkins of Paisley on Sunday.., of communism : and socialism set- daughter, 'Mrs, Rich. Kilpatric .. an • rs. Athie Nichalsorr Iles down over our beloved land our : Trooper John iT. Stothers of, Gar- and 'Children spent the 'week -end in only hope lies in a Spiritual awak-. rick; Sark.,; son bf the .late. James: Guelph. ening:' We urge Christians to wake Stothers, who is in training at Camp Mr: and: Mrs. Elmer Alton, Elmira jai:, to the great peril . confronting Borden called. • on his cousin .Mrs. and Russel visited on. Sunday 'with ouryoung people especially, before _H. Horton on Sunday afternoon: ' • Mr, and Mrs., David Little. it is too late. "Prayer moves the t ' Mrs. ',Jos. McCann ,is 'spending Mrs. D,S.' MacDonald of Purple-. hand that moves the world to bring c this " week at her daughter's, Mrs Grove spent last Week with Mr. and _ salvatto L-down"..Carne .and: join us -1 George ,Twamley. :'Mrs. Wilfred Hackett. % . • - seascrr�rf?-pra�-ice _�_�. �ansl- - y-(hea_ar R.rirr}t� _Vrs k.Alton isVisitirg " every eveningat 8 o clockDetroit visited over the� weeraniPresentwtlrIWi- r. in the. ;Bible Institute Rooi i. ' with. Mr, and Mrs. George Twarnmley,, 'risen.' :BELFAST Mr, and Mrs. Bert Alton and fam- ke P. THE 4000,000..HYDRO-ELECTRIC HORSEPOWER NOW USED' IN ONTARIO'S' WAR TIM PRODUCTION ReNt'it SE'R. it's YOUR This 1s a WCP of Steel . and of - Electrikity! Ontario's wartime plants now use over 1,000,000 hydro -electric horsepowers And still more hydro power must be harnessed to steel to, produce guns, gun' camages, tan$p corvettes, cargo vessels, etc: Over half of Canada's wartime wea • ris are "made in Ontario". Your Ontario Hydro System Must and will supply the electric energy to produce therm. ` Now, yob can see why we must all Save "Hydro" ,current r"n every way. Such savings will help tb win out Battle for Freedom. . Everyone can help --in homes, offices, shops, factories and public, buildings. Not a single unit of electricity, for light, heat or power should be used unnecessahly. . Remember, too, that wartime production. must be paid�'. for. Save. "S.?"- all tie money yorr.can and buy More War Savings-CertifiCotes. Y O ^ SAVE HYDRO :IN THE HOME'. , Trois of oll electric lights.when.not in use. Switch'off your range elements promptly' as soon as kind is cooked. Have yolk • aiech cal dealer or local Hydro Shop. , keep your oppllances in 8rsf-doss order. OLA %AA aroRT RECICf OH fT -1 - VOCR COMHf. ;YfTY t1t PEAVA OM It.... _ � ...- �� _,tq• � _� YOUR SCAPI/AT MA8t5 (T tiitoYb - --. TH•E.Hlf•DRO-ELECTRie POWER COMMISSiON OF ONTARIO DUNEANI ON • Mrs, Elizabeth Robb is under the doctor's care again, We "are 'sorry. to hear of a relapse, as • she had seemed quite recovered after being seriously i11. . ' Mrs. Jas. Stonehouse, . who has spent the last six months with .her nephew, Mr. Lorne St in.elfsiuse; Westfield, is at her home , again. Mrs. George Irwin , took quite . ill at the end of the week' and her con - (Mien at time of writing does not seem improved. • Mrs. John Anderson is home -after .spending the winter with relatives in Gotierigh; . ' Visitors with•Mrs..A... B. Pentlapd were Miss Clare Pentland; .Torun Mies Margaret Pentland, South pton, Mr. Ron Pentland, London,.: F,O Benson Pentland, Halifax ea his wife and two children Alwin and Murray of New Liskeard. The lat_. .:ter. family is leaving for Halifax on Thuzsday\ after. • his leave of two weeks. Mrs. Goldie Carter and two lit tle . daughters Margaret Rose and Shirley Marie of .Amberiey ares 'vis- iting ` for a few days with her par- ents, Mr. and ' Mrs. George Rivett.. Mr. Ches. Elliott, Golden Valley, arrived at his home here after. spending` the winter up north. Pte George Hamilton of Nova Scotia arrived;; litfriie last week to - take a. two, weeks' course at Wood- stock. A rally of Women's Associations, of the -United church .in this district., was held Friday, May. 15th in the Untied. „church. Owing to the • in- clemeiit•weather the attendance was not as l'ar'ge as would havVe other, wisebeen expected.- ' Mrs.". J. Mc- Whinney,. vice president was in the chair and after a .hymn the scrip- ture reading • was given by Mrs. Geo. Webster. Mrs. Arthur Elliott led it grayer: Mrs. Mei Reed 'gave a word welcome, to the guests who were "ixtvited-anti-tnkingLpart-in_theprsL gram. Mrs. D. Cantwell, Nile, .gave an interesting ;reading to teach us that true friendship and kindly deeds should be 'shown . to each other, • when required; whether one belongs to a fraternity, or not. Mrs Raymond ,Finnigan and Miss Edna. McWhinney of Crewe sang a duet Miss a. Elliott_ introduced the guest spealr Erskine Presbyterian church, known. to us all and who has addressed • .the ladies before on 'other occasions, leaving well- impressed thoughts of the better life. She chose for her subject '"Women" . and pointed out the many capacities and' places' for women to fill in this age and ages to corm. Also speaking of the im- portant roles' of woen in, Biblical times and national life. Appreciation was expressed to. the speaker' and all who' took .part. The guests also. thanked the Dungannon United church ladiesfor their invitation to attend. A hymn, the benediction. and The King closed tlie' program after which -refreshments of tea, sand- wiches and. cookies were enjoyed. Salvage, collectors canvassed this district two days this week. To som.c' in the village, who had, their don, ation of rags, iron, paper, .etc, at the roadside to be picked up, learn*' that they had to transport their own to its destination to the Agricultural grounds west of the' village.' The co- operation is remarkable and -well the "stuff' it getting there: "Hit Hit ler" is .the'slogan, and we're all glad to help. ZION Mrs. Esther Purvis who has beer attending Mrs. Chas: Ritchie for tht past month left on Saturday. We are glad to 'report "''rs Ritchie is. Much improved in health. \, Mr. McLay of Ripley spoke ir this •church on Sunday evening ir the interests of the Temperance Fe 'deration.: ' ' The ' trustees of the church have •been doing Work .on the exterior of the church preparatory to having it painted. The monthly meeting of . the W M. S. met last week. The president Mrs. Ernest Gardner' presided. Mrs George Hunter led the worship per rod,' The program consisted of read- ing by Miss Rena Hunter; solo, Mas. Louise 'Windsor; excellent report o` the Presbyterial held in Clinton wa' given • by our delegate, Mrs; Free Anderson. The meeting closed with' benediction by the president. 'Mrs. Victor Meen and daughter Heather, of Toronto, . Mrs. Lloyd Oarlock of Montreal, Miss Marjory Stobo, Teeswater were recent visi tors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordor Kirkland. . Mrs. Mary MacAuley . and Lenore.. Wilson of Ripley were guests over the week -end with Mr, and Mrs Frank Ritchie,` Mr." and . Mrs'. Win. G. hunter and `Marlene, Mr, and Mrs. W. 'lid. Gard - tier spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs J, Freeman of Leah -inn,. • . NEWS: OF • The Boys In Uniform J. C. Johnston of° the R.C.A.F. at Iiagersville spent the week -end at bis homee' here. • . •- * * • Harold Allan, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Allin of Goaerich,, who is a member of the R.C.A.F., • was a call- er on friends in town, Saturday. Mrs. Do a_ld Stewart received 'a cable from " Per son Harold "Sone - where an England" sending her best wishes for .Mother's Day. • •. • * •' • "Alex, MacIntosh.who is'in training spent the week -end at the home 'of his .parents Mr. and Mrs. Win, D. Macintosh. ' • • • r Awaits Call . Harold ' Greer 11who recently ap- plied' for enlistment 'in •. the radio division' 'of' the R.C.A.F., has passed the tests and is awaiting his call. , s • .. '' .... • Arrived Overseas A cable was received last Thurs. day by Miss. Beatrice McQuiilin and William McQuillan of St. Helens•an nounein -the ,,safe .arrival "Some-: where in Britain" of their brother, Pilot Officer . • George' McQu'illin. George visited at his home at St. Helens .in March, after receg his -wings at Defoe, Sask From here' he: went to Eastern Canada prior to sailing for overseas. s • * * * e.,. Spoke From Britain• '4 ' On the.Letters from Britain broadcast over. CBL on Saturday evening, at seven o'clock, Archie' McMurachy with the R.C.A.F., over seals,, was the first to speak. Mr. McMurachy spent greetings . to his wife at St. Thornes, formerly,. Winnie Barnard of Si. Helens, to Rev. and. Mrs. Barnard at St, Helens, to his own people in Manitoba and to other friends. . A phone eall from their , daughter shortly before the bjoadcast, in- formed Rev. and Mrs. Barnard that Mr. McMurachy . was to speak, and they; .as well ,as. others inthe cum - r ttnit y�--;v.ter, 3.. -done+ . s t o •^ ' broadcast. Colin Crozier joins R.C.A.F. At the May meeting of the : Wing ham ` public school board, Colin. Crozier, principal, was granted leave of absence for the duration of the war:- Mr'. Crozier has applied 'for enlistment into the Royal Canadian Force and expects` to be called within the next six weeks. Al- though ' Mr: Crozier has , held the position of principal' for just •one term, -he will be greatly missed. His promotional ideas were greatly ap- preciated'at the school and he took a 'keen interest in athletics; -espec- ially the school hockey. teams. Mr: Crozier, who went to Wing - ham from 'Parkhill, is a native of Crewe where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Crozier; reside. He' succeeded. Gordon Kidd, who last .summer accepted a position at 'Is- lington public school. ST. HELENS Frank McQuillin of the R.C.A.V. returned .to Toronto on Saturday after spending It 30 -day farrii leave at his home here. He was atcom- panied by Mrs and Mrs. Fred Mc• 'luilian, Ivan and Barry • and Mr McKenzie Webb who spent the week -rend in Toronto. Rev. Mr. Bremner of Seaforth oc- rupi.ed the pulpit in the United church on Sunday morning in tht interestsof the Ontario Temperance Federation. . The monthly meeting of the Wo ' -pen's Missionaryy Society was held at Mrs. Wallace 'Mille'r's with 2' ladies present. Mrs. W., h Mille presided and she, Mrs. Phillips, -Mrs 'quart and =Mrs. McKenzie Webb took part in -the -,worship period • of which the theme was "The Church -the Household of Faith". The • hapter from the study book on thi Chinese' People Rise was taken by, Mrs. W. I. Miller. The regular meeting of the Y. P. U. was held on Monday evening at Wallace Miller's with Mr's. -.Rice in charge. Mrs. Tom Todd read a poen, and the topic inthe form of a skit "Famous Epistles" Was .taken by Russell Webb and Allan Miller. K cable was received on Thursday from Pilot •Officer George McQttil- lin annol.rncing his .safe arrival in England. - Friends here were thrilled to hear the voice of AC. Archie. McMurachy of the R-.C,A:F,, son-in-law of Rev, and Mrs, Barnard on the 'radio pro - grain "Letters- fro'n't -Britain" on Sat; urday evening, ' Miss Dorothy ... . 'Webb. is home' #rum Toronto. LOST---L:.icense plate, 80 T '3. Find- er please" return to N. 11. Hedley, Lucknow: PRIVATE SALE -• OF household furniture and effects. Can be seen anytime. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wyld.5. R. ' 7,. Lucknow. • - FOR ;SALE -•. 1939 DeSoto Sedan, bargain for quick 'dale, in good On: dition, tires in good shape; Roy Fin- layson; . Lucknow. LADY, ` married or. single, wishing to increase her Weenie for herself selling Rawleigh Products, in her spare . time, -may apply: Raw- leigh's, Dept.. ML -271-308-E, Mon treat:. ' ' NOTICE. TO WOOL GROWERS • I, am taking -in -wool; -according-to Government regulations, for I% M. Jackson, Seaforth, registeredware house No. 29; Before selling, tele- phone, N. H; Hedley, Lucknow. -. 'Phone 41 License No. 874 FOR SALE -Hansen proso, . the Rus - sian grain. millet, yields equal to barley in 70 days, or can be cut for • hay. in 60' days. •Straw makes good'' feed and•' seed, is wonderful, for lay- ing hens• -also for -.growing -chickens and turkeys.. Reasonable. Sam Gib son, Goderich, R, 3. . • FOR SALE -gum stickers, printed, in red, such as "Donot crush", "This side up", Rush„ , Perish- i, "Fragile”, " ' . able , Fragile ,. Glass with care" , ".C.O.D.". Protect your parcels: by using these . stickers..•• Can be pur- chased assorted in any quantity at. THE SENTINEL OFFICE. • NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having, claims against the . estate . of Catherine Mitchell, who died at the Village. of Lucknow on the Fifteenth day of April, 1939, intestate, are hereby notified to send in to the.. undersigned. full 'partic, `.ulars thereof on or before the- First day of June, 1942, .after which date the estate will: be distributed among those entitled thereto. 'tar - io this Dated at Lucknow,..Ontario, h First day of May, A,D. 1942:: James ' S. Mitchell. . Lillian Mitchell, Lucki3Qliv, *Ont., AdMinistratrixes. T. ARMSTRONG - OPTOMETRIST IN LUCKNOW' • EACH' WRONES DAY AFTERNOON 1:30 to 6 o'clock .AT WM. sdaMID'S STORE TEACHER WANTED --for, S.S.: N. 9, Ashfield, ' protestant, d .ties :to commence Sept. lst, 1942:. Apply t'o Ernest Blake, R. 7, Lucknow. TE I-CRER-WANTE•D -for-U.S.S. , No. 14, Paramount, 4 miles west of Lucknow -'on 'No. 86 Highway. Dut- . ies to commence Sept, lst.. Apply stating salary. and qualifications : to Robert Hamilton, R. '3 Lucknow.' Why write letters and sendmoneyt . orders? Oidei your 'Bray :Chicks „trough me• --personal . attention, prompt' delivery. Finlayson Bros. LIICKNOW TEACHERS `WANTED - Lucknow School 'Board. requires ,for Septem- ')er, one teacher for. Grade 5 & 6 and: 'tir.4eneh ter- clo -8r A-fii t om•. Public School, Applicant capable or teaching music will be given •pre- fereiaice. Apply stating qualifications, experience • and salary expected. D. lenderson, Sec'y., Lucknow School Board • CARD OF. THANKS To the Hvlyrood Women's Institute: I received the parcel ' that you II • sent to me at Kitchener, and I wish t to sincerely .thank you for it. • • Yours truly, • • David Moffat. STALLION FOR SERVICE 'Having purchased. the premium Clydesdale stallion, Diamond Field 25995, from Kenneth Finlayson, this horse will stand at his town barn at Lot 5, Con. 4, Huron Twp.• from Saturday noon to Tuesday .noon. Rest of the week at Wm. Martin's, Paramount. This is a proven • sire and at the last C.W.E. his half sis- ter won •Special for best Canadian Clydesdale female, ' any . age: Fee G8.00. `I Goldie Martin, Prop. YOUR,_ Estate is Different aren't from'-e.v y—othere: Manes ---f�,ss�.ants=ia�tsre�d�-4Amil�and; . '^`, _ financial conditions, requirements and objectives ate different: No one person . Could be expected to effectively deal with the many duties required of an executor. The Sterling, Trusts Corporation brings to these -problems the combined 'experience,of a staff fully qualified to administer your estate promptly and efficiently. Name as your Executor Till STERLING TRUSTS CORPORATION 372 BAY' ST., TORONTO ESTABLISHED 1911 KINLOSS COUNCIL Council -met on April 13, 1942, °as per adjournment.' All members pre-, sent, ,but: Reev 'Elliott due to ill- ness. ' On motion of 'McKinnon and .Mc- Kenzie,, Councillor Hodgins was vot- ed to be chairman for the day. ' • The minutes of the last regular , meeting were approved as .'read. HOLYR00-e daa`s iin- • sureTh'the Trkownswhip buildingsnstructed into the Culross Insurance Co. , Mr. and Mrs. Raynard Ackert', The contract of crushing and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ' Ackert and trucking the gravel required in 1942 Lloyd were.dinner guests with Mr. was let to the Sandy Construction and Mrs. Wm. Graham. on Sunday. i (, C:oui1 tt then- to meet. Miss Davies spent Sunday iii again on Monday the 25th 'day of Lucknow with �Mr. and Mrs. Edgar. May, 1942 at 10 o'clock for general Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Renwick, business and to set as a Court of Revision on : the Assessment $011 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Cheques Issued - Emmerson Ir- win, part salary, $59.00; J. R. 1•.ane, postage, $3.00; Mrs. George Colwell, stamps, 13. 3.00 ,05.; J. H. Hall, 'relief sup- ' - High.way Cheques -Wm. Kemp- ton, $2.70; , Geo. Lockhart; 27.54; . Spence McParlen, 1+4.61; Hugh Suth- " erland, 13.00; 'Russel Gaunt, 13.48; Dan McIntyre, 42, 50; Reg: McBride, 11:47; Wm: Stanley, 1246; Sam Nes- bit, 20.63; Milton Walsh; 14.98; Or- ville Tiffin, 14.85; Robt. Ross, 17.57; Frank Thompson, 33.79; Alex Mac - Marjory and Walter of Belm'ore, Mrs. Rachel Culbert, Eva and Lorne. 10th, Con, were Sunday visitors at Mr. Wm. Eidie's. Miss , Violet Bell of .Kincardini: was' a week -end visitor at Mr. :A.1. bert p iompson's: •Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Robb, Wilmer and Howard of Laurier, Miss Vera Robb of London were recent ,visit' tors at Mr. Richard Elliott's. Miss Davies attended the annual Women . Teacher's -Federation held in Hanover on Saturday. • We are sorry to report that Mr. Jilin Smith is forced to take a two Leod, 10.60; harry' Levis, 16.05; Archie' Mclrntyre, 21.15; J. gender - Weeks rest due to complications re.•son 1.10; Colwell, suiting from the 'flu. We hope he +Mrs. George Cell, 3.00; Allister Hughes, 27.72; Harold Ban - will soon be on the road. to recovery. nerman, 7.50; Joe Scott, 23.05. .Recent visitors at Mr. Thos. Trier- ' . J, R. LANE, Clerk. ris' were Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Jam, ieSon of Paramount, Miss Isabella llarris; 1st vice Mrs. Frank , • Thump - Jamieson of Kincardine, Mrs: C,. f . sen; 2nd vice„ Mrs. Raynard Ack= Wilson, Kenneth and Donald of art;: s'ec.-trees., Mrs, PerryMHodgins; Saskatoon, Miss Greta Cannibell arid a<ssist.. see, -trees., Miss •Mae Moyle; Mr. and Mrs., John Jamieson of pianist, Miss Edna Boyle; assistant Lucknow. • pianist, Mrs. Raynard Ackert;' press Owing to the difficulty in securI reporter, Mrs. Howard Harris; dist. ing a sec. -tread. for the H. W. I.' tho director, Mrs. ` Alni'er Ackert; fruit list of officers was not comp1 � and flower co t p etrd mrnittee, Mrs. Thomas until the 'May meeting. Officers are- Harris, Mrs. Eldon Eckenswiller, . :as follows: president, Mrs.' Howard Mrs, Alert Percy. .