The Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-04-29, Page 9►�!', Aran, ,. ion
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• Mn, 'Melvyn Johnson • of Lfsto .
wel & Mrs. Joe Cassidy of Walk=
erton .are spending a few days
w..
Miss "elen Thompson _visited.
this weed with Clffordrelati ves.
Mr. ; & Mrs. Harold Percy were
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
• John . Currie, of Winghant.
__Mr. and Mrs. - Albert Scott of
Stratford Were Sunday visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Walsh.
Mrs. Walter Hodgins visited
Easter Sunder° with Mr. and Mrs.
E. Haldenby.
' Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McEver
and family- of London were Eas'-
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tfr Waiters with. Mr, and Mrs..:
HELENS
Wilbert Hodgkinson and Mr. J.
B. Hodgkinson.
LIBdr. Wray Pixmell of. Peta-
wawa ,is spending- a` two week
wow •+� aF
nr-e au-rc .�. 5
y ;k
:0. n I _ a
saw„ ,1VIn�iamiinell spent the
week -end under the _parental
roof.
M. Jack Walsh is ...employed'
with Mr. Norman MacDonald of
Ripley.
Did you know that, in action,,
a Canadian soldier must be coni-'
pletely re -equipped from the skin
out 'every 7- days? That means
you must buy the New Victory
Bonds to the limit of your ability.
Holiday . visitors in the ce n-
munity .included Mrs: Ramage 'of..
Porters„Hill, ..MAss.,?
A �
nor Weatherhead of tayner, Mss.
Vera Taylor of. London, ' Murray!_
Taylor and~ Allan '1Vlllerof Po_r t.
Albert at . their hurries here.
Mr. and. Mrs. Mel Blown , of
Kitchener were guests of /Mr. and,
Mrs. R. Woods. ; •
-The 'annual meeting of .the . Wo-
men's Institute will be held in
the omrnunity Hall, on Thursday
May 6th. Roll call—Paying of
fees; arid a humorous story. Sub-
ject, Making the best of what
vie_ have by Mrs. McPherson. Pro
-
am committee, ,Mrs. H. Gaunt.
t4
hostesses, Mrs. R. J. Woods, Mrs.
John Cameron, Mrs. Gee. Stuart.
The weekly meeting of the Y
P. U. was held at. W..I.F ,Miller's;
,:.M - ..IT 17.5, 17 ° W 1}
v hs ��
ala
r ca e'i' ri th.'e lesson "
topic "The Mystery of Love" was
-taken-by- Earl--Durnin. Mrs. T. J.
Todd and ..Mrs. G. S. McIntyre
favored with a duet. '
LIBdr. Angus _ McDonald and
Gnr. Ronald Cranston of Petawa-
wa are home on leave.
AC1 Russel Webb is home after
spending the past `few weeks,' in,
the Port Albert military.. hospital..
Transfer your idle cash into
soldier -saving and . interest-bear-
ing Victory Bonds!
4•
Piave =ttit to anabd
ale•have faith in her pastitk
that the courage e o f the pioneers a the
spirit which ac1ieveb Ulronfeberation anb
hnheb a continents with the shining steel
of ral:wop5 have laid strong founba-
•
tions for --rational :-greatness-anb unity.
G have faith in her present- in _
the part—We-Ts p.lapiii, to oavQ:tthe
worlb from tyranny...in her youn,.men
anb women who 'serve on lanb anb sea
anb in the air...in her worker, who la-
bour for more than waaet ...in every man
.
anb woman (Mb. chilb striving forVrtorjl.
have faith in her tures` believ-.
ina that she is . bestinib'to exert an
ever-increasing influence in worlb af-
fairsfairs,
lib in fe aha in f
, a p a o f tomorrow, ,
when many will turn to her with new hope.
have faith in more than .the sta-
tistics of Qanaba's ,,bank clearin s
anb iQr car•loabi i the a fire s o
4auertsVictor5T3ob yti u 6
er-untappa r¢oources, or even
Rloriou5'war rtcorh I of a people' num-
bra
a na less than -twelve m,iilions
faith is a faith* a limb we
love, whose soul speaks to us from
eucrp free acre of Gandhian ssoil
- in the-splcabour o f fko oct ie=at sun.-
• set,the blue mystery of aaurnntian baton,
tQ quiet o f n nfario : wooalot, thi far
Call o f prairie kora. ons, the s ounb ' of
surf on.the .atlantic shore anb the wash
,f
the Pacific tibe5.
o f i fspeal;Zs to us from'.
church parbg where (Xanabian leab lie
beneath'the tribute .of . njhsh blossoms
from the poppieb gibs, of Prince anb
`�anbQ'rs from . wintia Daub reit
f a n$ anb mechaniicb 'cries 4anew war.
a faith. is a faith in her people...
people, noteb nub obscure; with whom
we baily rub shoulber$...anb by whose
unite' ert, sacci f ice aab:,creative vi ur, ,
the greater CXanaba of tomorrow ivilibe built
—�%etfiti-feciatt ia�CXana a -
anortof Faith At in aanaba
CANADIAN PACIFIC
CANADIAN NATIONAL
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API D CITY
The death of Mrs. Christine
•M xi ie,;: �n hpr :'tta y r . .
tr Y
v m
�o'�i'..i%e:.=4:1-0k .-;.;.:.
at her home here. Mrs. MacKen-
zie was bedfast for the Rast ten_
years and: was faithfully „cared
for by her daughters, : at ° the first
by Mrs. Ross McMillan and- then
by Mary forabout nine_ years,'
She is survived .by four -laugh-.
lers;;' Mary at home; Mrs. Joseph
Jardine (Abbie), Mrs. Frank nes-
tle (Rena). of'Evanston, I11.;`Mrs.
Ross McMillan of Lucknow and
one son Gordon of London. Also
six grandchildren. Mrs. MacKen-
zie .was predeceased by her hus-
band,. one son Donald and two
daughters; 'Mrs. Al Hayes (Belle) .
of Fort William and Lizzie who
died in : girlhood: The funeral
took place from. the home on
Monday and was ; conducted ,by
Rev. H. ' F. Dann. Interment . was
in South Kinloss Cemetery.
The funeral service for the late
MP. Alex McKenzie was held is
South Kinloss church' on Wednes-
day of: last week. Rev.'''. F. Dann
had charge of -"the service assisted
by Rev. C. H. McDonald and Rev...
J. W. Donaldson. w '
Easter visitors in this common
ity were 'Mr, and Mrs. Frank Mc -
Nall and Lloyd McNall of London
at. Mr. Robt. McNall's;'Mrs.. Herb
1VIcQuillin and. Carman of Tor-
onto with Mr. and Mrs. ' Richarj
McQuillan; Mr. and Mrs... Nelson
Webster and Ross , of Windsor at
Mr; W. G. Reed and other` rela-
tives; Mrs. W. -D. Reed of Au-
burn; Mr. and Mrs. Art Thom-
son at Mr. Chas. Thomson's; Pte
Tom, Moore from Stratford with
his brother, Mr: A. Moore, •
Mr. Clifford ' McNall` went to
London the.. firs he week
Pte: , Rae McNall is in Kingston,
military hospital with the meat -
Mr. and. Mrs: W. G. Reed and
Eunice and Mrs. W. D. Reed vis-
ited with their daughters, Mrs.
Archie `Richolson and Mrs. Ben
Brown, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacDon-
ald were Good F__riday visitors at
Lochalsh. •
"IVlaggie", said"Angus to \his "
wife, "Here is a ticket for to-
night's conjuring show, and when
the conjurer comes' to, that. part
where . he . takes a teaspoon of
flour and one egg and makes 20
omelettes, watch verra, verra
close".
-KINLOSS CENTRE
Miss Eileen Valad returned t®
Windsor Sunday. after spending
the Week -end' with her mother,,
Mrs. Valad and Helen. -
Mr., Jack Fletcher of Hamiltbin
spent the week -end with, Mr. Dan,
McKinnon, Donald and Billie.
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Morley Wall, newlyweds ,(nee
Dorethea Whitehead).
. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Graham and
Olive attended the funeral of the
forme'r's"-father ar Tara Moriday
afternoon. e .
Mr. Weir Eckenswiller accom-
panied' by Miss Florence James
spent the week -end with the fort
mer's sister near Kincardine. •
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs`. John Colwell and fam-
ily in their recent sad bereave-
ment. . •.
Mrs. James Valad and Helen
accompanied by Mrs. George Col-
well attended the- wedding mass
on Monday morning at 9.30, at
St. Ann's church, Riversdale of
Mr. and Mrs. • John Tilson (nee.
Jean Ann Cassidy) and were pre-
sent at a sumptous wedding din-
'75 guests of` t 'e ri a party, at'
the home of the bride's brother,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cassidy..