The Lucknow Sentinel, 1940-06-13, Page 4PAAP PdtTR .
ST. HELENS
Miss • Elizabeth Anderson of Mon-
treal tr•eal was a M„week-end visitor with
.h.ee •parents r. ;and Mrs. Archie An-'
' Orton.
• IMiss Jean Thorn and Miss Joan
igarle, graduates of the Mothereraft
Hospital of Toronto spent the week-
end with Mr: and Mrs. E, J. 'Thom, '
. In response to the call for blankets
twenty-one have been .forwardef to
the Red Cress Society, ,
the • ladies of .the commti„fity.
Mr. and Mrs. .Jas.: Do las and
family of Willow Grove were' recent
visitors with Mr. and .Mrs. Jas. Doug-
las. .
A seccessful.At llome :Has held in
the Hall under: •ius.pices .�of the Wo=
men's Institute! Mutie was ,provided
by, the :Gulley junipers with 'Mr. Geo.
.Jardine s,s floor maneger,• Castes
•Ms;c•,of•CleleIX euteettuned.with song
Around $25' was' eleared for patriotic:
.purposes(
Mr:. and -Mrs. Peter Watson„ Mr. L •
Weatherhead and Grace 'Mr. and Miss
Ti.ed..McQuilliu and 'gigs,' Florei'ice
McQuillirr; R.N., were . visitors• • it
Stratford. last Wednesday. and 'atten•
ded the graduation exercises • Of the'
• Sehool of 'Nin'sing .of the - Stratforc'
General Hospital: Rev..T:-. C. and Mrs
Wil' inson of Hicksen were also : in
attendance: . t
. The June meeting "of the Women':•
'institute was held, in• the Community
Hall with the .. president. Mrs. Wih'
•Rutherford • in the . chair.'•The roll .call.
.,ryas.,' responded to with' .suggestion
',for the new prngranr..•It was decide?
to purchase a blanket, for the -Ree.
Cross. All the ladle, of the commun-
ity are urged'to attend a 'sewing bee
for refugee work in the. Hall•on..Fri-
day iiftecnoen ' aiid '.also, .to assist 'or
WHITECHURCH
.Mrs. R: Philips ' of. Goderich spent
Friday and Saturday with her cousin
,Mr.' Joe Tiffin. Mrs. Tiffin has not
been well for the past week but. ,we
are. glad to report she is' much better.
We are sorry to . report ' the sad
accident which happened to Mrs. Har-
• re McGee, when she fell .and fractured
her hip. She . is in London hospital
and doing as well as can be expected:
Me and .Mrs: GeeYrge Garton
.and
family spent •Sunday at• Kitchener
• with his. sister, 'Biles. Holland:
Congratulations to Mr: and Mrs:
Ab Coultes on the birth of a son on
Monday. morning • n: Wingham 'Hos-
pital,
Rev: Henry Martin of . Echo 'Bay
is spending a few days with : his
mother. Mrs. Wm. Martin. • '
A (work .meeting of the W. M. , S.
of the United church was held at
the home of Miss Tena Laidlaw . one
day .last . week.
Miss Catherine .Mowbray ea, assist-
ing at the•home;of Mr. and. Mrs. Jas.
Pollock,' Ripley. • ' :
Mr. and. Mrs Nicholson. of Aubtirit
: spent Sunday, fat the home .of her',
sister, .Mrs. George c e . • •
A very' successful anniversary was
held: in. the United Church here on
Sunday with .large attendances, . at
both services, The inspiring sermons
be. the Rev. Nicholson of Pine River
were enjoyed by all and also, the line
nusic by' the choir.. . . • .
' Miss' Isabel Fox of ,Wroxeter spent
Sunday with her .mother here.
Mrs.. Latimer, and Mr. • and Mrs;
Harrigan of Hespler visitedwith Mr.
and, Mrs, George Kennedy and' are Tuesday afternoon when it is, plan.
spending 'a few ''days with Mrs and nod to glean' the' Hall. The' topic of
Mrs. Robb of Lueknow. • Home Economics was • taken, bv•'Mrs
• Tens Todd.' Mrs... Harold, Gaunt. gave
a ''reading' and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt
FOURTH CONCESSION :sang:`,Keep'the Bone Fires'Burning'.'.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bain' and .Niel. A•t, the ',conclusion lunch was serve(
of London spent the week -end at 'the by the :hostesses, Mrs. D. Todd, Mrs
.home of Mrs: Re Bain. . , • . 'Cranston•.end Mrs• Allan .Durnin.
•
Mr. •• George' I obinson •spent, Sundaes ' .Mrs- Jas, Gaunt, eli•. •and Mrs: An
at his home.' • • . • • drew . Gaunt end Murray • and Mrs
Mr, and, Mrs.. Alex'Metebd•of Lon Archie • Aitchison were week -end. vis -
dee .spent "'the week=end at. Mr. John itors with Mr. arid, Mrs. Ward Shiek•
• McLeod's.• . • . • lana at Pert -Colborne; Mrs-. Ai'tchisor
The U. F. W. O. meeting Wil be for a longer visit.'
held this , Friday' afternoon at the : Miss :Norma Weathencpad is•homy .
home of Mee. Alex: Sutherland. Note fro.nr • 'the Stratford Normal -School
'for the • vacation. , •
•
LUCKNOW' SENTINEL
TRAIL .RANGERS"
In recognition of their faithful and
•active service to the. camp ,during our,
19�3S-39 term the following boys were'
with Maroon Service Chev=
roes:, Russell ,Armstrong, Reg: Fele
;•uson Ronald Johjrston• .Ronald Me-
[ones Alan McKim, Bud :Orr, Stanley
('rest, Bud MacCertney',' Lloyd, Stew-
art, -Bill 'Treleaven Wialard } Thomp ..
,.ori:, 'l he a. presentation Was tirade 'by
tur..'reenter; Gregg Leith, ' : at last
reek's meeting.
* *• * * *. .
Presentations o'f Trail'Ranger 'Ties,
were made the -menthe' to Bud Orr.
rind George Taylor.',• ,top' nienibers in
tui: camp conipetition for• April and.
fay respectively. • ' •
.. * * * * s
•
Trail Ranger 'Membership .'Pins
,vere also presented 'to' Bill •Johnston,
tied .Oris Arthur Kolpin, Albert Chin,
William Chin, Elliott, Purves..•
* • * * *,
For the infr itigement of Trail ' Ran-
•;•er Laws, Albert 'Chin, Bill Johnston.,
Bud Orr, land 'Jim ' Hamilton were
'eruught up': before a Trail • Ranger
rribunal at. last Tuesday's' meeting'.
All four were found :guilty and sen-,
1,enced by the mentor, the latter, three
'ming ,given lighter 'sentences.
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Please Note—Owing to examina
tions; : there •will, be no..meeting next
week.
the :change ,of„ day and date..'.
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THURSDXY, JIJNE .13th, 1940
Sinee -writing m 1 last • article, the
British: Expeditionary .force..has been.
evacuated from • Flanders :with the.
oss of aboutq 301000•.men and most . of
heir'. equipment. This .has been .a •ser'
ions defeat ,and has,. altered:'the de
fence program ` of 'Canada.,' Many
,;rave' .decisions have had: to:. he •made
by- the .Governinent in the,'last ;few
da•
ys: But, though ,the Situation is : so
serious we "roust not. let •d'iscourage-
•
inent. overtake us,''for, .as the. New
York Times said. `.`in that • harbour,
in. such a. hell as' never •blazed -on
earth before, at. the 'rend of a. lost
battle, the rigs.' and blemishes. that
have • hidden •thea soul sof democracy
fell away. This, shining thing in the;
smile • of freemen Hitler cannot corn-'
mand,, • or' attain or Conquer. He has
Brushed it, where. he could, from .Ger-
`man hearts,. It' is the great tradition
of de'mocracye It. is the -future: It is.
Victory:" 'But' we must not delude
ourselves that ; it will,be victory., with-
out. a tremendous ' struggle, or ;with-
out tremendous .sacrifices.
•
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ere, hay .loaders and three -furrow
tractor plow Alex Reavie -Lucknow.
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1936 Terraplane deluxe Sedan; 1-937
Dodge Coach. N. W. Winterstein,
Pou SALE --1, YOrk 'saw. due .to. far. -
rose • July lite 4th litter, quiet arid
prolific..also 6• female weanlings-froir.
14011SE .P0* 'SALE -4n etereicnelee
' ‘onVeniences, stable and, _garage.
Wailece, re-ureion on Saturday at
, Mrs, j. IL. Mills of Goderich
•sisi•tingsat 'the home 'of her brother'
Toronto epending her hoiideys -.at
the homes of het pareraseMe. and •Mrs.
Mr..end- Mre, Hebert Chimney and
Gordon spent the weeksend with thei,
Mee: Iles FIerman .Chrunneys of the
.Mr. and Mrs....les. .Craig and. sons,.
anii.11elvin attended the' grad-
.eity, London on Wedneeday.,
(aridly of , Dungannon were 'Sunday
eisitors with.: Me. ands Mrs.. John
Srook church:- Master Dorian' arid Mie,
• On Monday June 10th Mr;• mice mrs,
,Johe ' Mason, .9th Con. East Wawa •
We extend. heartiest copgratulations:.
genesis. et the'. hoMe 'of ticie. former's,
cousin •Mr. Jas. Craig.-
. Mr.. and Mrs.. Gorsion Naylor' and
Mrs, George. Naylor! .attended the
.weddiag of the letter's nephew, Mr..
Hervey, Naylor atiSt. Thomas on. Sat-'
On Monday leis. at the Rotary
ner held in the. Cheteau Laurier, Mr.
Air; .speke 'on. altetetions that had
.been made in the. Britiek sCenimen-
knee* this scheme' Was., werked .. out
ondee the . supervision pf the British
War Office for ..the• treiningsof
to. supplement the Royal• Air.: Force
'ie .Briteite •as -and., when 'they. 'were
peeded. It, has been. apparent • that
':both • the Beitish . and French.' Was
Offices have . been 'taken shy' stoPrise
',as. to the methods arid technique of
attack of ,the • German :Arrey:. They
have therefore had to 'elter their 9wn
defence plans, Mr,- Dencan' set out
that initeed.:of an'extended air train-
ing scheme :see,le as had been afranged,
for •and being carried oixt, :the'
Scheme might' now. ' beemee One. .of
eridireg eri.iinpiediate supply. Of pilots
'apd. aeroplanes. Squadrons, are being'
.trenefereed to. the -British' shoreS With
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ASHFIELD
Rove. K: and Mrs. 1VIedGillivray
of Sernia called on...friends here last
Miss Sadie John.ston,.R.N. of Wing -
ham spent. the •weeksend at' her home
• Mr. and Mee. Ne.il I. MaeKenzie
are visiting friends ie Detroit.
Miss' ale& Mrs. Donald . Blues Mr
and Mre. Neill. MaeKenzie and Mile
day. •
Quite a neimber trove here - Were
gueets. nt the graduation exercise::
afternoon and evening: .
HOUSE FOR . SALE—Comfortable.
frame dwelling, all modern 'conven-
iences, good garden; good garage.
win sacrifice for quick sale. Apply to
Sam Murchisore, Lucknow or F. T,
',PEP) Subnornial?., Try Ostrex tablets
tecovery. of .normal • nefk If lot -
delighted with reselte first. nackage;
maker refepds its leni price.. ;Call,
Write •MeKim's • end. •All 'other good:
How far Canada can deplete hei
rests 'with Canada and Britain. Brit-
ain has called on the Government id
93.1We her with certain proportion§
if her Navy for the defence of the
Bridal Isles. We ire informed that
eaine• of the destroyers of the Royal
Canadian Navy are . now in British
Waters. It has. been found that de-
iteoyera are the most effective Alpe
'When fighting in close to shore.
Many new weapons are in the
-:ourse of being :produced in Canade
which we have been informed set-
retly but are linable ta divulge the
information to the. public because it
might give evaluable inforMation to
the enemy.
The training of pilots is noiv being
'expedited to the greatest extent.
and young men are leaving our shores
.The. annual meeting Of .Sputh Kin -
toss. Cemetery . Cottioration ..be
held en .Wedneaday,' June .19th at '2 p.
me at South .Kinlose Church.. Donald
NOTICE
As ain now buying lumber for the
British Government; anybody having
rock ehe for sale at' $40.00 per M: on
Stunap; apply to ;, J. S. Kilpatrick,
Massey -Harris dealer, Lucknow.
PIANO, VOICE & THEORY
FOR APPOINTMENTS:
-Call At...Hills Store *or
Alex' IVI?wf
'Phone 1451
WILL BE
EACH. WEDNESDAY
33/4%
On Guaranteed Trust
Certificates
A fegal investment for
Trust Funds •
Unconditionally guaranteed
THE
STERLING 'TRUSTS
CilitPORATIGN
basing. these cettificateg aid' Can -
Ida in Cis. great . struggle. By pure.
youi- country: Canada needs your
•noney.. She cannot borrow MOO'.
'rem' the United. States at the, pres-
ent time .hecause of the Neutrality
Tbe budget will be brought'down
eb.out three weeks. This will. he the,
prst war 'budget passed in regular
eision. NO doubt there ,will be many ,
eurprises aevaiting• us. We, will re„.
•eive at that time a complete. finen-.
ial 'statement of the Dorninion of
.Governinent measures. have had pre-
9on's eight from the beginning Of the
Session, and I do not think •the..Ses-
towards. winning the War. Canada
•
° Men of the Canadian Expeditionary
Force have been transferred th the
West Indies to relieve seasoned Brit-
'sh troops 'formerly stationed, there
We as a people must prepare. to
defend ourselves as- well as assist
'13ritain tie the . greatest , possible ex-
tent in the immediate future. The
;peed with which the German army
;s travelling has startled the world.
It is not a question of preparing for
next year, but a preparing for 'next
month, indeed the next twO weeks.
We shall continue to receive tieWs of,
•-everses. HoW long can France stand
against the German forceS a ques-
tion we cannot predict. However, the
gosition today seem's. to have become
-nore consolidated- No doubt the next
attack will be on Great Britain. How
long 'will • it be before Italy enters
'the war? How long will it be before
Russia decides to enter ? '1 quOte you
he stirring words of. Mt. Cherchill—
'The British Empire and the French
Republic,• linked together in their
?.ause and in their need, will defend
`o the death their native soil, aiding
Mch other like good comrades to the
Inmost pf their strength: Elven if
'arge tracts of Europe have fallen oi
-nay tall into ,the grip of the Gestap(
led all the odious apparatus of Nazi
,•ele. we shall not flag nor fail. We
;hall go on to the end. We shell fight
'n France on the seas ahd oceans. W('
'hall fight with growing confidence
end growingsstrength in the air. We
;hall defend' our island whatever the
,ost may be. We shall fight on 'thc
lemehes and the landing grounds, in
he fields, it the streets and on the
ells. We shall never surrender. And
Selieve, ehis island or a large part
+f it Were subjugated and starving,
„hen our Empire beyond the seas:
ermed and guarded by the British
"leet, will carry on the struggle until'
n God's good time the 'New *World
vith 'all its powel- and might sets
'orth to the liberation and resc,ue
* A call has gone out from the Min-
ster of alliance for voluntaiy aesist-
,nce in the •disposal of War Savings
ertificatee. It has been suggested at
meefireg held yeSterday that each
smety form etself in tom Committee.
R. B. LeSueur, vice president of the
reneri•al Oil Limited has donated, his
Mt! and • Mrs. Victor F,merson .spent
Sunday with Mr..- lend ' Mrs. Ezrei
Sholtz- -of Whitechurch.
Mr. and Mrse ResSell :Ritchie of
8th ,coe. spent Sunday with Mr, and
.11r. John ' Richardson,. Grace and'
Jim attended the funeral ()IX'''. Char
lie Hunter held at Galt 'on Sunda
Miss .Velma,.•• Stuart of .• Wingharr
•s,pent the week -end• at her home here,
• .Me. and Mrs. Albert :Taylor am
glearior spent Sunday with Mr. an/.
Mrs. Tom Morrison, Whitechurehs
Miss Dprothe Switzer- of Gimlet
.spent a few dayS lest ,week with he
Aunt Mre. McKenzie. •
Mrs. .Jim Switzer, Kate, reel Miss
Cherry (Lizeie) 'of the West are seen
ding a ;holiday . with their „ brothel:
The ladies of the 2nd .and eth con
United 'W. • S.. held- a 'tea ,'at th
Tuesday.
monism, mrs. Tom 'Moore, Mrs. ft
Pollack and 'Mrs. Ben :Merlon:mbar
Mrs. 11'..• Bre:Oiler and. Mrs.. V. Fener
son atterided the district. minim! o'
the' Institete held Reed'e Corner
,end Mrs. •Iini Valad and 11.0101
‘,1r. end Mrs. Jerome \Wail and Ron
:Id.orl•Ithdeen..spent Sunday with Mr
MacKENZIE ..,Du,n4appon
LETTERS TO
THE. EDITOR
the Coinmittee to, represent- all classes •
itor or 'editors af • local newspapers,
representatives of. agriculture ,and la=
issue, .and including one woinati mem-.
ber--the number of suggeetede mimes
7. In ' thee seleetion Of the County
Conenittee. the Federal meinber might
think it • advisable to :give the naMe
• or names which might be. seiggeeted
by the • defeated candidate, ip ordef;
to obtain a fully representative Corn -
and non-political. •
8., The Ontario Provincial .ConaMit,
tee, After reeeivipg the suggested'
immes from. the. tFederal members,
will take .whatever 'steps are .necee-
SelW to issue the invitations to the
peesone, whose names ' are suggested
as • Membere, of the County Commit-
Ottawa, June 7th,, 1940.
Dear Editor:
The Bank of Canada have decided
to Organize the Prpvince ,a Ontarie
to sell ,Wat Savings Certificates. This
is- one of the very important tentri,
butions to 'the war effore Every man,
woman and ehild will have an inter-
est in . contributing to this war .by
purchasing these certificates, and I
thought it might he of some 'aSsist-
ance to the Voluntary Committee
-which will be formed in each County -
,if the 'weekly newspapers printed in
.full ' in 'order that people generally
Will understand. bow . this matter. is
being approached. Therefore I shall
be pleased if you will insert this in
your next essue.
Yours sincerely, '
tallied. their immediate. rieigrAlanni,
with a party ort Thereday evening,
M r, and Nil's. Eralikfilto$g end ram
of Turnberry spent Sunday with
Mrs. Baker (formerly ';111-..•4 Edra
.ing, a few days' w IN her parents Mi.
Suggested Peocedere For Organiza-
tion Of Committees Throughout
The Province of Ontario.
Mr. R. LeSueur, vice-president,
Imperial iOil Limited, 56 Chureh St.
Toronto, 'Alia Provincial chairman of
othe Ontario War Savings Committee
suggests organizing the Province a -
tong the following lines:
1. He preposes Coenty Committees.
2. In the fortnation of these County'
:COmmittees, Mr. Lesueur solicits the
assistance of • Federal members of
Parliament
3. What is required is a slate
names from which the Provincia"
Committee might work. Prom certair
thittee *ill be engaged, it might be
desirable to add to the proposed list
which a Federal efernber Might sue.
1,' It would be desirable that the'lisi
of naines, suggested By the Federa'
member should give the address ane
vocation of each name proposed.
1. The intention of the Provincia'
County Committees purely on Coun
Mr. 'Campbell Thompson,
The Leaches:- Sentinel.
Please accept my sincere thanks
for sendieg me a copy of The 'Sentinel
ponteining the write,up of my ad- •
dress.. It, was kind of you to accord
me sp sympathetic and generous
treatment andsthoughtful .to forWard
the paper, shall place 'the clipping
• I was •sorry that I had to leave al -
Most iinmediatelY after speaking, be -
*cause I, would . have liked to Meet and
tonverse with others 9f the ladies
an& gentlemen 'present, . but the dis-
taiiCesto cover wes eo great that, even .
with the early getaway, it' was after
atmesphere and its solid, sen -
the gentlemen with Whom,I con'versed
struck me forcibly. Dr.. and MM.'
johnetoe were particularly kind and
both Mr.- Herod, who accompanied nie
mid I Are grateful for their hospital-
ity. Again thanking you and trestin.g
that u will drop in whenever you •
may be in Hamilton, I am
Sincerely yoers„:
note the stile of certificates. to the
ng to eat,h of the newspapers :re copy
e* the procedure eu'ggested ly§ Mr.
0. he pnrpose of the War Savings
Foreign News Editor,
THE .SPECTATOR, Hamilton.
to live .witte200, pounds of curees than
with 100 pounds .of nerves." "
LEGION LEADERS ASK FOR.
Prime • Minister . Mackenzie King
hae been strongly urged by the Donis
to conscript the total man -power,
wealth and iedustry for the full pres-
*tit of the Legion has' announced.
Separate conferetieee •" With the
orinie Minister,' the Minieter of jus-
' ice the Minister • of 'National De -
tee Would be locate& in the rotnit:.
Town; and the vice-chairman, er vice-
ehaienien, weuld be drawn from top.
County Town.
Govermrient need's the money.
Campaign i'14 toovrilist subport to the
would like to urge upon the people
the Connty of Bruce including sale of ,Wter &livings Certificates and
Therefore the intention is to choose
Antler's, passed at the recent Dorn-
Mioti convention of the Legion were
oerennally preeented Mr, Walker.
• 114 demands for national mobilizes
eon reaffirms the nrinciple of reg., •
held in 1932,. 1934 and 1938 and are
fullS7 supported by ex-eervice men re-
presenting all parte of Capada, the
veterans' leader Said.