HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1942-06-25, Page 4CONCESSION
:1&clntyre entertained 11
the UF,W.O. for the Jane'.
With fifty Members and vis-
�,,w,int: In the absence of the
-
PreakdOt.;'Mrs• Wm..McDonald Pre -
meeting pea
o ed with
4e minutetheHerbert
accepted"toteach in the.HoiYrood
school after vacatiof. -
Mrs. Rutledge from the West is
visiting with her niece, Mrs. Doug-
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THURSDAY, JUNE 25th, 191,* -
CREWE
Mrs. Marie Granat of 'Vancouver
is visiting her brother Orville Dur-
Doug-
las Graham.
min and other friends. here. •••
• A baby' girl arrived at„.the home i Mrs. Tate of Saskatoon is
f Mr. and efts.Ecom ' friends here
o . o f 'n•Ervine and daughter
0th Concessx : � , Mr.. Wm,
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Mr. and -Mrs. Clair McDougail Mae of Goderach, Mr. and Mrs.
and On
Boddie are visiting at Mr. Spence Ervine of Bayfeldt and Miss:
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-McI3o� all' -s... - _ . Ba -lura awl .Shirley.I,fewrey of.
I'� isk°4E
tended tes ..ar ens day. everting) 9t
SympathyWindsor sp '$
releaven..e� Sl _ �! ”' te. Mr. and Mrs. Satn Kilpatrick at-
the :P.,e1::Or:SunatiAt.:an'Y'
tecry and
glollwedby a programhdMrs; 'Steele and familyth,ujOyd;o Traveld. ti : Sr..Mr Teeswa r d Mrs J a Sherwoo the"enrich.enlQyed1 a solo by Mrs; I:hilip� -p a�ecompaniment; a
Mar-
'self wasenjoyed., Rev:
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Members ' ,of SA. , No, ; 9 met on
Friday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Moore and presented
Miss Yuill, the teacher, with a comb,
brush and mirror and also a console
set and the following address:
Dear Miss "Yuilli
It was with sincere regret that
we learned of your resignation as
our teacher but at causes us to' Took
ter.
Tees a
near Teeswater.
: .crus
spente
haveSton
you • .
backmover. the y . Ralph � attended
among us with much pleasure, and Mr. and Mrs..,and Mrs,
the annivers service to realize more fully what we are the golden wedding' of Mr. an.
Waded
' friends at :Zion on :Sunday, losing. I assure you on behalf of Will Clinton.. of � Kincardine last Sat
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your nd Mrs
WHITECHURCH
..,GROVE
M. Andrew Emmerson .and M. and
Mrs John 'Emmerson attended the
Stirling and' Colwell pienie at •God-
erich on Saturday. About 200,were
present, Mr. Andrew Emerson .re-
ceived the prize for the,oldest man
there. -
7f'1 a Laches --Aid--waS largely 'at
tended at the home of Mrs.' Claude
Dore last Wednesday. '
"Mr- Cleve Ina is employed: on -the
• - d Shir-'
. an. your pupils that as a patient teach- urday.
i ted his mother,, er, a wise counsellor and amost Miss Marga"
idy and Norma � visit
Mrs. Sherwood near Lanes on Sun- excellent instructor, you will • ever
I, be. remembered by them with fee -
day. attended An- • ins of the highest regard and es-
Anumberfromhere g o friends and
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services at Erskine Pres- teem. On -behalf of yo ur
byter i a i . un annon, on scholars of this section we ° ask you
byterian church; D , ,• .g
Sunday. (:. to accept•... these small gifts. We hope
y of these ou will ••be.
' Mr. and Mrs. Lorpe';Fmmons made. that. in the, use y .
a business trip to: Toronto :recently. reminded once in a while of.S.S.No.
Mrs. Will Begley. and •Miss Aud= 9 and wander back among uswhen
rey Cooke of Hamilton 'motored : up• a chance arises, g you
and spent Sunday With friends here. success in your future undertakings,
e • were accompanied home by . Signed'on behalf of the Section,
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Jack Curican wfio is recovering' John .Crowston; Eddie�oore:--=---.-
pinyin$ her own
duet by eYen Ranh and R ASHFI SLD'
Margaret Robertson- spent a
few days with Miss L: Gawky of
Ripley last week..l' and
Mr.:and Mrs, Dan- McDonald ,
lamily have• moved` to.their •new
home west of Ripley.
Lila Taylor_ of Detroit and
Miss y
her uncle, Mr. Hugh Taylor of Tor-
onto, are visiting at :the home of Mr.
W.4/. Scott. • •
le Robb, a, Rev C. H. MacDonald of Luck-
.man's- was the • guest speaker •and.
account of his now had' charge of the service n..
Save in Interestingaa acro `the Presbyterian church here
>� ' the Haharnas, Miss Doris Ir- Sunday;
Witt favored with a solo, 'The Sled Mr. F. Carter.' is; busy getting.
of Saint. Celia... Mrs. D McDona., •
played some Scotch pieces: on, the, ready to', raise his barn.
AlI this . program was much- Shower' For Bride -Elect
Platte., thanked The ladies of : this community
the
hotted..: Mrh,,. Martin
haste. for".��-�er�°sPitaB'tY --gid- -gatherecL �n Thursday evening . .at.
theprogram:..the home of . Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
those.. helping with . and presented their
-ought ;Maclntyre,
daughter; Pearl, bride -elect, with a
shower of kitchen utensils. Miss
Elizabeth Bowler . made the presen-
tation and Pearl in a' few well chos-
The
en words thanked the ladies.
Surging Cod Save The King
the -.nesting to. a close L
served and a pleasant.
Spud.. The -July meeting will
ers;
th
J. Carruthers
the home of
' M;.: and: Mr's _.Alex Cameron of w ent in community - f days
;'introit. 'are; visiting with relatives evenintg ' - as" sP
o, singing after which lunch was ser- urg school is spending
here. -
Met Grace .eKinnon has.been vel.` •,•
eh was
hour
'at
after his accident.. A number from here attended the
MrHomer Durnin underwent an funeral of .Mr.', Archie 'Clow which' Hospital on• took place. on- Saturday from the
operatiop in. Gaderich Il[osgsi�a., • ,
Friday morning. His many friends home of her' daughter, Mrs.. Walter
Ve .
speedy
-eco
ry
a dY
wish his sp
Mr . Alan Durnin of B C.A.train-•
a .few
at his home here.
Mason near Auburn to :f, ing .an
resident
Clow was a'
er '
cemet y: Mrs. C
of the village- here until last .year
when she went to livewith her dau-
WE STILL "KITE a;few Coleman
gasoline stoves.. Wm: Hardie & Son.
WANTED_ -Used bicycles. Either
or girl? models. Apply at -
boys g
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ho ..
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rce
•A Ford 4 -door
FOR.SALE-Model
sedan, in good, . shape, with., 5 good
tires. Apply to T: A. Cameron, Luck -
note.
FOE SAL 0 acres.of standing
mixed ha pply to Harold Camp-
bell, R..6, Lucknow, ,Phone 10-17,
Ripley. -
°FOR SALE -=Second hand dining -
room suite. Apply at. Sentinel. Of.
ghter. Sympathy is extended to the
relatives. -
—Miss-Annie-May-Oar-"- -is-spend-_
ing a few days with. her aumt, Mrs.
Fred Graham at Mt. Forest.
Mr... and Mrs -John John Falconer and
Mrs. Elgin Wellwood and their -son
Richard, also Mrs. Cronin, all of
1 Caledon , spent last Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs: E. Wellwood and other
friends. ,
�f it is not already on its way to
Rationing Headquarters you sfiould
UR APPLICATION CARD FOR
PARAMOU NT
The Women's Institute held thei
-monthly-meeting on Wednesday: a
the home of Mrs. Herb. Ensign wit •
32 present. The roll call was .' ani
wered . by "Grandmothers favorit
wee
" The report--wa
hymn. ` ..
given. Socks were sent two boys
Canada and cigarettes for three boy
o
"seed
overseas. The program cortin
a duet by Mrs: Webster and Mr
Campbell, ;Lucknow motto,.:"Yo
are never too old to learn if yo
are not, too stubborn to.try", by Mr
F. McCharles.. violin selections . b
Mrd uogan;;_11irs: White of Riple
gave :a talk on citizenship; solo -
Mrs. J. Webster; °talk by Mrs. Ro
MacKenzie, Ripley; report of th
1 distric,tt'annual by Mrs. Wm Kern
ton;' Mrs. Richard gave the eurre
events and Mrs. Sam Reid.gave
reading on Mothers.
Contests fori,Grandmothers on
were conducted by Mrs. Ensign.
potato guessing contest was 'w
by Mrs. J. Webster; a contest
get the most words, out of Gran
mother was won by Mrs Wm) M
tin. Mrs- Campbell smile the, f
est and had the most grandci ildr
and so received a prize.A ma
guessing contest open to all was w
by Mrs. Jack Henderson. Tick
were drawn by Louis.IVIcLeresan
Hoi1SE "FOIL SALE , - 1' storey
frame •house,-hardwoed floors, built-,
in cupboards, conveniently located..
t Sentinel Office.
A1?Aly a ...
FOR SALE --193' Ford coach, like
real good;
ed
,
new; 1932 Pontiac sedan,g ,
1935 Chrysler sedan, new tires. N.
;W. Winterstein.
To • you, Madam or Miss: Perhaps
you • have already used Rawleigh
Products. You know. their superior
quality. Did, you evera�think of, sell-
ing •,these products and making good
':profits. each week, easily. We have
Openings for you and without put- tre= time than you think you
ting ma
can• For details, write: Rawleigh's,
Dept. ML -271-313-F, Montreal.
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.CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank my. friends and
neighbors -for their` kindness to me
during my illness, and for the , par-
cels and flowers received; also the
Zion W.M.S; for their `box of fruit.
It was.all greatly appreciated:
Mrs. Jake Hunter. .
NOTICE.
Thomas Boyes wishes to. announce
that he: - has taken over the Cock-
shutt Implef'hent agency, formerly
handled by Alex Reavie.
�Y -. NOTICE TO' ED1 ORS
Y' Y
e All persons having claims against
P the • estate of .George Murray late of
inti Township hip of Ki l..,cc' in - thhe
i,ia�: a vv aa3�a:ipa of ---�•+�
; County of Bruce, Farmer, who died
on.:or about the .1st day of May, A.D. 1942, are notified to send to i
J. H. Crawford; Wingham, Ontario,
on or before the twenty-seventh
day of .June, 1942, full particulars
of their claims , in writing. *medi-
a after.". the said twenty-seventh
da of June, the, assets of the Vin-
testate will be distributed amongst
the :.parties, •entitled thereto, having
regard only to claims of which 'the
administrator shall then have: i t-
ly
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to
d•
ar-
arth
en
Mar
or
ets
of
a blanket donated by Miss Mary Mc-
Leice.
a; Mrs: Hing_ -
thenlucky ticket.Jack Violinenderson selholdections DAt
ED. this ninth day of June. A.D.
were given by Mrs. Campbell, and ' 1942:
Mrs. Hogan; with Mrs: James Web J. H. CRAWFORD,
ster playing the guitar. wingham, Ontario;
Mrs; , Frank Fellows of Sarnia •Solicitor for the'Administrator.
spent a, few days with her sister, ,
:MrsIer nsign
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After July lst: no one. ,will be able to pur-
chase sugar for regular domestic use without
turning in a ration coupon.
Application cards for coupon rationing for
sugar have now been mailed to every house-
hold in Canada. But, in an undertaking so
vast, . some homes may have been missed, or
some cards may have gone astray. So, no .
matter where you live, whether it is in areas
served by letter carrier or not, if your appli-
cation ' card is not already on its way to
Rationing Headquarters, you should. wait
no longer.
After filling in the card, : according to the
instructions on the,pamphlet which was
delivered with it, just drop the card in the
nearest mail box or post office. It needs no
forwarding address.
IF YOU 'HAVE NOT RECEIVED AN
APPLICATION CIlRD you should get one
at the nearest Post` Office at once.
Just drop, the card
in the nearest mail
box or, post office. It
needs no forward-
ing address. °
The ration cards being issued for use July 1st
are for sugar only, and good, for 10 weeks. At
the end of that period a coupon •
ration book good for 6 months,
will be issued. Under the new ..
system, of coupon rationing,
you are allowed the same
All Post Offices have received full instructions , to
rush application cards for coupon rationing to th
nearest Wartime Prices and Trade Board Office,
where they will get immediate attention and tyrs.
coultion ration cards mailed right back to you.
amount of sugar as at present-% ib. per person
per week: The same provision as at present for
additional quantities for prep
serving and fain and jelly mak-
ing will be continued. Special
voucher forms for this purpose
are being supplied all retailers.
COUPON
RATIONING
means no change in
your ALLOWANCE OF
SUGAR
Teeswater with -Virs. Y., 'Reid.
Mrs- Marvin Sanderson ` of ` St:
John, N.B. and Mrs: Frank King of
Toronto are spending a few day3
with their parents.
Community Picnic
Paramount community and Ward
5' held their picnic at Point --Clark
on June 13th with a good crowd
attending. The day was spent in
playing ball and `other games with
a program of . races resulting as fol-
lows: 6 years; Lorne • Hamilton.
Douglas Raynard; 8 years, Donald
McNay, Ruth Ray`ihard; ten years,
girls, Lillian Raynard. , Oral Finlay-
son; ten years, boys, Sandy Steele,
Bob McNay,; 12 years, : girls,'Velma
Stanley, Lillian .Baynard; 12 - years.
boys, 'iAllan Irwin, Bob McNay; 16
years, girls, Patsy Lever,. Marjorie
° Boyle; 16 years, boys, Donald. Ham-
ilton, Donald_ McTavish; young,1ad-
ies, Peg Bowers, Patsy Lever; young
•men, Austin Martyn,.Donald McTav-
ish; married ladies. Mrs. Oliver Mc -
Charles, Mrs. Henry McKenzie:.
married inert, Oliver McCharles,
Alex McNay; peanut scramble for
all; shoe race; couple, Mrs. William
Kempton, Bob Reid; kicking the
slipper, Jean McGillvary; 3 -legged
race, boys• and girls, Donald Mc-
Tavish, ~Austin Martyn; wheelbar-
'raw race, Austin Martyn, Marjorie
Boyle.,
OPTOMETRIST°
IN LUCKNOW
EACH WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON
1:30 to 6 o'clock
AT WM. SCHMID'S STORE
ZION
Mrs. Chester Ritchie of Detroit
was guest with M.r and Mrs. Wm.
Ritchie. over the week -end.
Misses Robertson, McMillan and
Mr. and Mrs. Hall of Lucknow
were guests on Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. -Jack -Gardner
Mr. 'and Mrs. Wm. Webster and
Helen of Lucknow. visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G.. Hunter.
Miss Aida, Mr. and Mrs. `George
Andrew of Lucknow visited on Sun-
day with.,Ntr.' and Mrs. W. T. Gard-
ner. .
Mrs. R. E. Finlay .of Saskatoon is
visiting with friends at Zion.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Gardner, Luck -
now spent Sunday p.ni. with Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Gardner.
This community extends deepest
'sympathy to Mrs. Richard Gardner
in the loss of her mother, Mrs John
Barkley, who passed away early !
Sunday morning' from' ' a severe.'
stroke. ,
Anniversary services were held
at this church on Sunday last with
Rev. Andrew Lane of Clinton deli-
-Bering splendid sermons to large con-
gregations afternoon and evening.
In the afternoon Miss 'Jean McMil-
lan of Lucknow sang a solo, Mrs.
J. Hall and Miss McMillan a duet.
In• the evening a trio by Misses Belle
Robertson and Jean McMillan and
Mrs: Hall, Lucknow. Next Sunday
at 3 p.nt. Rev. Stewart of • Lucknow
United church . will speak to . the
Orangemen at Zion. Visiting -Mem-
hers are cordially invited to be pre-
sent. • -
Why write letters and cr..4:.
orders? .Order your Bray Chicle
through me- ers°nal attention, .
prompt delivery. • -
Finlayson Bros.:
LUCKNOW
P. STUART MacKENZIE
BARRISTER' & SOLICITOR
Walkerton, Ontario.
_I LUCKNOW
Each Wednesday
Afternoon & Evening
At G. H. SMITH'S OFFICE
D. D CARPENETO, M.D.
RIPLEY, ONTARIO
In order to save .your time,
gasoline and tires, we have
planned to be at the office
at the following ho
MORNINGS `
Tuesday, Thursday, SaturdaY
9 dcloek to 12 noon .
.AFTERNOONS
Every day.rbdt THURSDAY
and1 SUNDAY '
1.30 to 4 o'clock
Monday, EVENINGS
Wednesday, Friday,
Saturday ..
7.00 to 9.00 o'clock
If in doubt, Phone for
APPointinent
'PHONE 52, RIPLEY_