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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-05-06, Page 5• TIIURSDAY, M 4 Y 6th, 1943 Ampownwins„, Lyceum Theatre Vhf I NGHM .Two Showy . Saturday Night AY 6 If 8 SPECIAL 1943"s NEW LAUGH HIT, A1s'o "Cartoon" and "News'' Matinee Sat. Afternoon . 2.30 • Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday ./ MAY 10, 11, 12 ON RUTHERFORD • 'GEORGE MONTGOMERY in "Orchestra Wives" The music isby Glenn 'Millet - and his orchestra. "Short -Subject" The picture RANDOM HAR- VEST starring Greer Garson.. and 'Ronald .Coleman wilI play May 13, 14,:15. ' BELFAST THE. LVCKNOW- :SENs1' astpL, ONTARIO DUN.AN•NN • Miss Bertha Jones, R,N of Kit- chener visited her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones on Sunday.. Harrison Wiltse of Gln- tori visited her friend Mrs,. Ryarr last week,• ,,; x.,F,.,.ra.•ca�e..r=X+mu..,•-^•;_..,.;, tu: t; alaargb er xitA and Mrs. Herb Stothers, is prac tise:...:teachI g at- the' Dungannon scho l this week.. - Mrs. Harvey Webster, Douglas; llpreen and Harold visited 'a few days. last. week withth,e lady's, 'mother;; Mrs. .C.. C:''Ryan • Mrs. L.. 'vers. gave her „lime' Thursday, April 29th for the an- nual Meeting of . the Dungannon' branch of the Women's Institute: Mrs. George Hodge, ; .president, was in the chair.. 'An exchange of. •slips of house' plants was the answer .to "the roll call. Mrs. Ste- wart, the secretary, gave are-' port on the year's work. The °to-' -tal receipts ;for• --the -yeaa---wor amounted to' $240. A donation of $20. was rfaade to: the Institute for "the Blind. '$5. was donated to the Dungannon. Public Lib- rary,, $5.00 was given for 'the upkeep of the Dungannon cem- etery and $5. for seeds for .Brit- ain, If was decided to ' send $1. • worth ;'of cigarettes to the boys overseas at once.. A committee was appointed to ' arrange . for a dance in. the near future'at which a draw will be made for .a lovely °. centre -piece on' which tickets are being sold. Mrs. O. H: 'Popp .coir. ducted . the election' ' of .officers which resulted as .follows: pres- ident, Mrs. Hodge;, 1st vice, Mrs. Otto 'Popp; 2nd vice, Mrs. W. J. Smith; ''.secretary -treasurer; Mrs. Wilbur Brown; directors,.Mrs C,• Anton .Mrs. J. -J. Ryan, ' Mrs., E. C.:''Wilkins; district .directors, Mrs. Wilbur Brown; auditors, Mrs. Stewart and Mrs: Popp; pianist,, Mrs. Alton, assistant; ,Mrs.. Brawn; conveners.• •of standing comtnit- ..tees, War Work, Mrs. Popp; Soc- ial welfare, Mrs.,.Ivers;: agricul- ture, Mrs. E. C. Wilkins. Mrs. Wm. McConnell read the :Ladies Aid helps the war effort, andM'ra- . A. McKenzie gave a humorous •reading.. The .meeting. closed with the National Antherrr after. which :the hostessserved refreshments" The.' following js a letter to 'Miss L.. Dr(eaney fron9her nephew, kTom Garrison, R.C.A,F. who is well •.known to many here. Dear Aunt I have owed you✓ a letter for, months now. I:have,•often_thoughL. of you but just never got around to writing. I• am .very sorry for my tardiness . tardiness _arid _ho.pe--you wi-1l- forgive' me. . I - suppose you already .know that I am a captain in the Royal Air • Force Ferry Cornman i sta- tioned here at Montreal. I have been here for two months now - •and, have made one trip over to Scjotland, took 16hours flying from Montreal.- The -'trip- was very uneventful, but I was, very tired when I, got there. The scenery ' in Scotland was m Yrti Mr. and"Mrs. Goldwin Wheeler of. London spent the Easter .,vac- ation with :Mr. and :'Mrs. George Lane. .. Miss Melda"Lane of Orillia and.. Miss Ina Campbell. of St. Marys have returned• to: resume their duties after holidaying with their parents here. ' -- Nl ste-DaVid McLeod; i`s visif= ing with his grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. Roy Alton. '•. - Mr, and Mrs. T. D; -Ross and children of Lucknow spent . Fri- iday with, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Al- ton. Mr. and .Mrs. Nelson Raynard and Children visited . on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alton. Mrs. 'Adam Johnston spent' a day with Mrs. Sam Sherwood last week. • Master Jimmie. Hackett visited in Ripley with, his grandparents, .,n ss..vrtx;=z.rM2anad1, - rp o Ota• iec w "•w14h "'Mt.•''antt • Mrs. J. M. Hackett during the hol- idays.. - •MAFEK•I'NG Mr.'and Mrs. Lloyd Hunter ,vis- ited with''her ;parents on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Phillips visited his, mother, Mrs. 'Thomas Phillips of St, Helens on Sunday afternoon, F' historic • spots and had a swell Master Donnie Johnston v' ofttime.....Had _ansa r raid- one--night- tIi spent aster holidays at his uncle's, C. Hallam. lie return- ed home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hallam visited friends ini Blyth. and Auburn on Sunday. - Mr. and Mrs. E. Blake, Keith and Mrs. Harold Webster- spent Saturday- in London. -• ` _ - , . Church service will be at 7.30 on Sunday next. Mother's Day service will be postponed until the 'following: Sunday morning. - Mr..' and Mrs. Eldon Twatnley' and family of Chatham spent the week -end with Mr. and.,Mrs. Geo.' Twarnley. Mrs. Don McIver spent Monday at her parent's home... - Stephen •Stothers Jr of Arthur mate 'It horribly damp and .1 was cold, all the time. I was "there.' Fuel is 'rationed• so there is no •fuel ' for heating. The staple meat food is . mutton and, fish and I detest both. I couldn't get' steak, eggs or milk, consequently I lost weight but I have 'regained it since •I returned. I was over there practically a month so no won-. der. I' Went to Edinburgh for four. days to see the -castle and other O which provided some excitement: The people as 'a 'whole treated it as a ,joke. Their morale is very high. The Germans lost ' eight planes and did very little dam- age. I returned ;home two week's' and: got four days leave which I spent 'with' Marie in London. -I their went on a comtni iiication, flight thr Qugh Newfoundland and Labrador, got back a week ago. Then Marie got four days leave off at Easter and she carne down to Montreal to • be with , me. We had a swell time rambling around- the city here. We went to a night club one night..I am waiting for another trip just now.' Well this is all the news I know. Marie said to send you ,.hel :, R„_ ,,,L may`'n e aiir y a"r aIT="n. d ism' 11R i ere: ounty LET• US, NOT.., delude °ourselves that. 'f`Geonge. will do . it" because every individual, every business man, every farmer in 'Bruce County has a j'obon his • or her hands. BRUCE COUNTY has- a Victory Loan objective of $2,225;000-1O. 'Meet. • • IT IS .the largest amount ever asked from this County.. " IT . MEANS that people . who never bought,, a Victor Bond in previous, campaigns will have to respond, this•{ time. IT MEANS that people vvho have boughtbond's ':in . every campaign will have to do so °again- and in larger amounts., IT. MEANS that war time dollars which: come; into •the pockets of farmers, workingmen and •..businessmen, Will have. to be invested in' -Vic= tory Bonds :So ..that .they will come ack_ In_ us again. IT MEANS that we will have to sacrifice do without4luxuries or even necessities. THE CALL today is to_ help the war -effort. -n: our money, o t eR• government. - IN RETURN, we get:. (1) The, best security in Canada; (2) interest • at the rate of 3 per cent;. (3) •The satisfaction; of knowing that ottr: boys overseas will have the finest -equipment,; good food; adequate clothing, paid for by the money we loan our country. AND, FINALLY,' our dollars. will "bank thc- attack" ;,anal_: -bring. the:day,.Of..ic-t6r-y--c-loser. CITIZENS. Of BRUCE: Your :nation, your 'countr . your ' y, community, - call on you today to do your utmosat. in subscribing to the Fourth 1 ittory ° �, • •eer+ely -hope -this finds you feel- ing well. ” Loads of love, Tom. Victory Loan Concert ' Monday night, May 3 the date set for the quizz. contest for the school pupils in this district, proved a very: successful even- ing. The attendance was very .good. Many scholars were pres-, ent to `° witness the contestants having their .knowledge tested. Mr: -George--Cowa . , cip'al of the Dungannon school acted• as chairman. There were some open- ing ,chortiSes: • by the 'school ac- companied by their music teacher Miss Marion MacDonald: Rev.' C. H. MacDonald dealt with the ,question box. Joan Rivett of the Dungannon school, wasvinner for Grades 1, 2 and 3. Jack Eedy. won the nextgroup for grades 4, 5 and. 6. Grades 1, 8 and 9 Were headed by Isabelle Howse of Kin tail with Billy Smythe of ; Duti-. gannon a close second. The judges,' three teachers, Were Miss: - es M. Anderson; Douglas and Mc- Ner zie, Musical numbers Were ,a trio .frorn bort' Albert, song by five junior room pupils, of the it-mtheal Scotch ' laddie. from Scotland, in his native 'clothes, now living at Port Albert, won all the hearts, when he recited "The King was in the counting house". Rev. H. J. Vickerson took the platform and spoke a few words, emphas' izing as did the other speakers. -the . importance' of the Victory Loan. • A silver collection was taken to defray expenses and. a nice balance was handed over to the _lied Crams, , Mr.. Wilfred Elliott, who ha's been C.R. accountant at Cal gary for' the past 30 year's, has' been transferred t� Toronto. His wife and' family are arriving ,iii two weeks. They intend spend- ing the summer in the country here. ' 'Vl'1V1. JOHN SHILL'S With death in Gdderich• hospital of William John. Shiells; the Dun- gannon community mourns an esteemed and'lifelong resident of the Township of Ashfield.; He had been in poor health for some time, but was removed to hospital only on Tuesday and his death carne as a distinct shock to his many friends. . rErdic tawaart ttt rsin r Asliiiel°d",`lie was the oldest of three sons of John •;Shiells and. Charlotte Curren. Thirty-one ' 'ears agpp:he was married to Miss Sadie Shields, Only daughter of Hugh Shields and the . late- Mrs. Shields, and -came to life Qn,con- cession 5,• Ashfield, w. here, he was a - successful farther. - •,Heo was a faithful member .'of Dungannon United church, and was a good • neighbor' and, 'citizen. He is sur- vived by his wife, ..his aged par- -en-is-an hris-two- brothers,_ Percy and Robert. The funeral was held Saturday at 3.30 p.m. from his' fate home and the.. services at house • and graveside were conducted by Rev - 'H. J. , Vickersen, pastor of Dun- gannon United .church, with in- terment in. Dungannon cer ietery. The pallbearers were Gordon "congrani, Melvin Dickson, Gor- don Stewart, R. J, . Durnin, Ar- thin- Culbert and Gordon Stew- art. : The fiowerbearers were °Lorne Johnston, Arthur Roach, David, Courvoisier and ' •Howard Johnston, We, extend our deep sympathy 'to his .,bereaved wife and' sorrowing relatives. Misses Ferne _.,A,ltotr_ary,.c COr service. F:ra • •