The Lucknow Sentinel, 1942-12-31, Page 83-
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-A -.0..01! TEPEOPy,, who has all,'
3: witis been beld in the , highest es-
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t'*,1n the Persart of Ws.. John
.L.,,Yerztaig;a6SO.3.a1 mow, at the
• #or 'ow= Mrs, Roder-
-*Lpirartztn,, or# 1 =410 6. Of last eek
•*ben -mg en tke EgriViClitS
toktenday„inWbidu sflo suffered a
The liAMITINOW SENTINIM ^
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,NOMINATIONSWERE
'SLIM MONDAY
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Thg of "fit and proper
Peraorls to serge a.s reeV4 four ecktin-
cillors and seven members of the
Board cif Education?' was not very,
brisk on Monday evening. All told
twenty irmmt=c, *ere prOposed for
tiTiL twelve oilrices to be filled„ and
these 'mantled the nOrniTraticinC of
Donald Ferguson and R H. Mellon -
lin for both 'reeve and councillor.
J. W. Joynt was nominated for the
ree • only and Temp/0 Clark,
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ltlas served as school trustee,,
was nominated for committer.
The ' list of nominees and • their
nominators, was as follows: •
• For Reeve
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H_ by PERip Stewart
and W. P. Reed.
Donald Ferguson by J. IL John-
stone and 11,6,glie.pifrj
W. Joynt by V. A- ilLoarbray
and W. G., Webster..., -
For Couneiflor
-Harry MCQUITREirr! '
,by Jos. Johnston
Alex Wrliairmid
Thomas Reyes by 114eTF''Te gelpi*
fractured . hip_• indspil and Jos. Johnston:
Eliers. S�ett,_ who was in hr 39th maim, 3307es by G. Websteryear„ was born -near l'iwnr6rtc* the' ---d R_ 'tTs. Douglas.
eldest, of nine ihatien ,e the late I PingrnrtY Sat:anon. by ,VT. :P.. Reed
and mato Stewart.
timed Ferguson by W:. A. WO -
MOIL and A. McKenzie.
Harry Z1/41-1XEMI by Peter Watson and
Francii Scott and. Featly
titc.age of three years she came with
IfTwar parents to the Path eoncessma
of ife..ctbffp•Tt, virkere she
the trials and d'ia of pioneer
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Many of these she emir/ recall
ire latter years. As a Yaung
aim attended IR& Sericial • jam Kilpatrick by W- G- Web -
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Stewart. •-
• le Clark by' R. T. Douglas
and W. G. Webster-.
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LUCKNOW'
'UNITED CFIURCH
• Rer...i. W. Stewart, B.A., 11.11„
Pastor
sow' J4NUAEY
grd, 1943
nnt..=-The Road -of 194.3".
Story: "God's Tools".
Junior Church.
SAO part,Siumday , School.
TOO Things NEW".
A Happy New Year to Everyone.
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m4 Mrs. George Cook spent
at Orangeville
Mr. Con. Decker spent the past
feW days latebenom
1 Donald Johnston of Toronto Vent
chlistinas uts hinne here,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Meirendriek ot
Windsor are lotliday v- -miters in town-
, Mr- W. T. Liouiston returned after
being in Dunces the past few weeks.
Miss Carolyn Allin of Toronto was
0=1.5- tram visitor at her home
here.
Mr_ and Mrs. Wm. Hornell and
• Jane spent the Christmas wek-end
in Toronto.
Austin •Reid , of London spent
All.1111101111111111111WChlistmas here with his mother,
NOTICE RE
CREAM PRICES
BY order of the Wartime
Prices and Trade Board_
Effective JAN. 1st, 1943
18% CREAM
•WM Be Sold At
Half Pint 15c
We are no longer permitted
to sell Whipping Cream.
Mr.. and bfrs. Harem Aitchison
and son Douglas spent the week -end
with relatives here.
•Miss Dorothy Cooke spent Christ-
mas .at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Frank Tyler of Listowel.
• bin and Mrs. Erie Cox and son'
Jimmy spent Christmas isrfth her
Parents at Palmerston.
Mr_ and Ms. Gordon Taylor and
Sandra spent Christmas week -end at
SebringoMe and London.
Bud Orr of TiRsonburg has been
visiting, at the home of his parents,
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Mr. and Mrs. 14. C. Orr.• Mr. William Johnston, who has
Holiday visitois with Mrs.•Icon% not been enioYing good health for
iiii,,tii,i were her two•daughters, a time, was •taken -to Goderich Hos-
Audrey and Lillian of Toronto. Pital the frust of the week for x-ray.
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mi. and Mrs_ Normai; Wilson of Mr- and Bars- James Smith of
Notice Re
SINE }IONS
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TO MOOR* W7311 The 56Honr Week, gasioess PLiees Ts
lamknow, will observe the followtog hours
Effective friday, January 1st
WHEEL DAYS4reptie Thursdays aid Stedays-.6.311 'ant.
to 6 pin.
THURSDAYS -8.38 am. to 12 o'clock noon.
SATURDAYS -8.38 aan, to 10 pni.
The Fabric and Merchants are requested to co-operate fully
in observing these hours..
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• lucknow Business Men's Association
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Burns of
Toronto spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Burns.
Mrs, Phil Smith and daughter
Marie left on Taeiday for Hamilton
where they will visit for a time at
er Ffn-roilton were Christmas visitors
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Ntirlifteclunch and i joa. ugh by. Drinelp McLeod• with his 'nether Mrs J J
AlladateglaiaartiVatz. 1g83 4T was married to and Jos J
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:At Irfir7rKirmi7iP. They Trage du:r For Board of Education
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home on Concession 1.2, Achrffplcil W.. P.
pxzEifiglan. Reed. by peter Watson
0.1925 wheel they moved to Ripley.
her tett Dr. W. Johnston by AE.. Me-
IlEkr P174.0174.
wears aggt-
Mum Itgarwerrit:P° was a
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NEWmin. and Peter Watson.
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w. smith uy J.. R. McNah and
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RiPreY alld was A_ R. Marna by I. R. Mal* and
WISHING ALE Our Customers
and Friends A Happy and
Prosperous New Year..
Fairview Daity
Andrew & Webster, Props.
town and Lieut. Ted Sinith "of Wind-
sor spent Christmas in Kitchener
• wale spent the weekend With his WithMr..Mrand. andMis.14.1. jW 11... JoFyii7ba:
parents, Mr.. and Mrs_ D. M. Thinly- guestsMr. and
at titeMa.ivrWiritLI_BeA43:: Wtvereed_,
Mr. and lifts. Ronald Forster of
Coiling-ood were Christmas visi-
ters with relativek in the common-' -.73'7:1' Aa2002020208111)f
as a true and! R. Ft M. i" i Muss Jessie Hrnia:ram: nor a If
a r()ignt° Best w isn•
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Andrew Thonipson of Bowman -
cling in Toronto on Satuday.
Ms. Walter Horne is visiting in
Detroit with her rnnehtr 4ildrL -,
Mr. and Mrs. Thoanas Reyes sped
Christmas in Guelph at the home
of the* ,r1Aog,ht•pr.,
Mica Louise Greer • id Taman
spent the holiday with her parents,
Mr: and Mrs. J. M. Greer -
Mss Moe Grabam of ChMeote
isa Christmas Week visitor with her
sisters and brothers here.
Mr. and Mit. Mervin' Carter and
,faranY of clandeboYe Vent '
mas with Jane and Adam Ba.armaa...
Lloyd Stewart sizatfont speht
ChristmaS with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Stewart and while here
gang a soloatthe "ittrnbig vice
in the Presbyterian anneh.
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3.131)3.113 friend all her Rif- Harold Alibi' by " Stewart
sprof;.4 f=5:ry.ruft very lived to a ripe nM age and when the ; and A_ ItrieTgirm
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tbe that elth, a aidde all earthly cares to eniiny that lin alid. DOTISICE, Ferguson_
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best Vrishei to everyone final call mone,, rhe " laid ' P .11.1ip Stewart by IL Ff. locrtarn-l-
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1 wealth and Happiness may be fuller and better Eft, &wain -keg one Mrs_ Morgans. by R..
the New' Year.,
" the Ati,M4 Natiari mar! we where numerous friends gall:erred Pacraid and Jos, Selnustie.
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- Nom was- • fritrythpc. izgrvalit of, the. NicHab and R. H...meguarrn.
at AND AS IrsiS gliEW wail a Tie ft...a WM held Mira Knox
I• ' ."‘weff haled with hoPe for 'Church , GM
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a ing ere it draws to al close. 2
• APPRECIATION of the
accorded un„ and R..
the e-operatirion of cartes-
pendenits and ail. others con- ft
• any vicay ta Ithe
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.inteeest cyf
Th Sentinel, we
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Vibe Sentinel;
Ik THOMPSON, lalliffsher
-4141sescearearelor
to pay their titillate of respect. Ser -
ices were conducted by the
Rev_ Dr.. assisted by'
H. Hee* of St. Andrue's Mach
and Hw, R. A. McCormen of Turk -
now. A cluet„ "Watt the circle be
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,ARMTRONG---On Saturday, Dee-
eraber• 5th to Mr.. and 11.rs. Cecil
4“.1.LIS ong of Hmnbershine,.. form-
erly Of •Luckaew-, a son, WHLiam
taillautzena" was sung by Mrs. J. D. Raymond_
Bryce and Wm. Meloy.
• -Her remains were borne to their
last restin g Plact,,, ii.ocrialsh cem-
etery by throe of her ions and three
grandsans..
She leaves to tura her loss four
sans and two daugkeis,. Rev. Dr
F.. scat NiramICfmthe: PrinelP-A of the
Presbyteran CaTTPff. Mutri-al:
17.12:111 el,A7ATP of AinhaxcYerleoynalotherl lErs°1d.
homestead and Roy of Ripley;
Roderiek Martyn Of Ripleya also two
brothers- Peter of liffnot,s N.. D. and
Wm_ of New Dayton,. Alberta.. The
:sympathy of all their friends is ez-
' tended to them in thetr To
An Appeal To Huron County Farmers
Food is at important weapon of war. More bacon is wanted in Great
&IUD and cattudia 1941, Huron is one of theimportant Swine
producing counties as proved by the following figures:
NUMBER OF HOGS mamma) IN 1341
NUMBER OF HOGS MARKETED JAN_ 1st to OCT. 31st„ 1342
(Note -16 monthrt way)
ofsiective for 1943 .•. . 150,000
• 12504
162,040
The Increase Can Be Brought About By:
(a) Reducing the mortality in young pigs
• - (b)- By breeding an extra sow on each farm
YOUR CO-OVERATION IS SOLItrigill. For information on swine diseises„ feeding practises,
sourees of breeding stock„ write to the Ontario Department of Agiculture, Clinton.
HON P.- M. DEWN„ C. SHERER,
brufitter of Agrimilture. Agrienitural genres= *Wie .
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FRCTLI.RED HIP .014 =don: Pnd Mrs- W- Hell-
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colus-rmAs DAY Cameron aIld AlTlia PiTISYStliti
Toronto spent ChristmaS at the
Mrs- John Button Of town, 'Nilo borne of their mother, Mrs, A.. R.
ha S been in failing health for somel ruliayson,
time, triPPed and fell. at her home I•
Mr_ arid Mrs.. Ho Robin°
Christmas
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tured - 'and fainily spent Christmas at the
T'131±thiltta ierne"ListO116G0YarsderieheiHoat* 6h- th-o--meCanee57!°11"of the fra71.7"s- emiher: • ert. the
pita! where her death occurred on • -RT,,s0-1 Armstrong of 'Rimini_
Wednesday- morning stone snent•the C -hristirias holiday
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Slikered FlaCtlue -4W° with his permits,. Mn and Mrs. W. G_
Mts. Annie Campbell of D. Armstrong , af wirehair",
non is also a patient in Go
Thaurihit With a. erartaTed lei he1 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dexter and
Jaw the hip. Ms, Canilibell is in Waiter ard Mrs,. M. Dudley were
her•85th year. She suffered the in-! guests of Mr. and Mrs. I/award Rb
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New Year - 9 2
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New Year we extend
eod.ewedte to alt. anatbin,thir Lanus; nirir
to every home in the cam- 3:.2 ckoids loitering over ris
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APPRECLIITION * : 4
IF Patronage dozing 1912,"weYeurer- I mit 'the &truing Year- I •
2, tend our sincere thanks aral „rm, irt Our outwits while I
trust these pleasant business 4 .
relat.icius will- continue 414. we yin' h doe and all A
throaelmmt the New Year_ .
ON' THE THRESHOLD Of a
•May the* Silo
of good - sr Ining througil
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Happy NeW Year:
daughter, 1
s. w. Alton Of Duo- evening.
gannon, with wthorn she resides. 11. Kae tit Porteous nHo ymans
Mr. and C. Rath -well and
jury in a snit at the home of her inson for Christmas dinner hi the i •
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WEOF PRAYER TO Mi. and Mrs. Gerald. Bothwell spent
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Christmas week -end in Tam:dm lar.
COMMENCE MONDAY
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and Mrs.. S. C. Rath; ll ran 'stifled!
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MondaY, JantlarY 4th Presby- i far the week'
terian Church.. Speaker, Rev. J.
Dnaldon.
Theiday, January 5th in United
Church_ Speaer, Re.. Robert MP-
COI:mr.
Wednesday, January 6th in Ang-
lican Church- Speakr, Rev. J. W.
Stewart.
Thursday, :rannry 7th in Presby-
terian Church. Speaker, Rev. Her-
bert F.. Dann%
Friday, Sanitary 8th in United
Church.. Speaker, Bev_ C. .H. Mac-
DOTIPIR
Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Haldenby
Who were married Saturday called
on Smday. evening OIL the groom's
emit, Mrs. M. Dudley of town, be-
fore leaving for Taranto where they
will. reside. • • .
less Eunice " Newton of Toronto
is a holiday visitor at' the home of
Mr. G. IL Smith and on returning
to Toronto was accompanied by Mrs.
G. A. Newton and Mrs. T. S. Reid,
who will spend New Yer's in the
Mrs. Robt_ Reid, wag and Don
• spent the wek-end in Donda.s it
Mss Marion Stinson spent Christ- the home of -Mrs. Reids parents.
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mas at her hone at Otawa. Iler brother, Mr. Wm.. Trinbary
Blanche and Joy Stewart of Tor- 0f ThriCten, Sask.- who with his
onto spent the Christmas holiday wife and falnaY sPeut the Christ'
watt twr parents
, Rev. mid mi:s_ mas holidays at his parents' home,
I. W. Stewart at the United Church returned with Mts. Reid for a few
Parsonage. days.
Visitors for the Christmas holi- : Mr- and Mrs- Wilson Wall, Fth
day- at tha, &km of ser. and Ws. Concession had as Christmas guests
Joe 'Whitby were Rose Knig: ht a.nd for (ruiner, Mr. and Mrs. °John
lifts Rhea Miller (rem Kuricaiiie, Wraith, ilodwell and Eldon, Mr.
Mr. Md. MTS. Fred Whitby and their William Wraith, Mr and Mts. Bert
famn716 from' Ease -ogle, Michigan, Moffat, Lengside and sort Jimmy,
Pte. Jean -Sandy from- Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Len Conley, 13th Con -
Mr. and rs, Spit Rouse from Port !cleeion, Mr- and Mrs- Ira -Wan Of
Albert Their son Sid from Port At- ' Whitechurch and Mrs. M. Dudley
bert was home for a few days too. I of Lucknow.
warianwana$
Attention Farmers who ‘vill bes>'
Buy Purena Eggena
"6.,i4.10 too off ear
More Egg ul Per Hen
Puresia GroWena
For gs up to 146 pounds --. $53.00 ton off ear
Purena Cow Chow 16%
Increase the Milk Capacity $47.18 to off
FOR HOGS
Add 1 Bag Hog Chow to earl' 5 bags Chop - •Prodoce 4 tows
per ton of Chop histeaul of just 2 - Ask for plan of self feeer.
Fer reliable farmers, we will sapply you with Hog Chow at to-
day's Cash Price, pay, when the Hogs go to neadret-Q. =tyig
carge.
PLACE YOUR - ORDERS NOW TO ASSURE DELIVERY
Lorne MacLennan, 'Pone Thw, Ludosow
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Suleere BeSt Wishes That The New Year Will Bring You a Full Measure of
Good Health, Wealth and Happiness
ucknow.
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