The Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-12-30, Page 8C A
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The Lucknow Sentinel, Lucknow, Ontario
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OBTUARY
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Victory in 1944
concerned with one major.,, issue. That `issue is
OUR, MINDS 'AND OUR THOUGHTS .today ,are
chiefly
Victory
••over• the, Perces that would . destroy, th®se •°th gs=s•we ha -.
lived and worked and fought for."
'•,AS THESURT'A1N FALLS on tle. year .1943, to' all our°`�
• customers -and friends we express our sincerest thanks for
your kindly. acceptance of our efforts to serve and- until
,Victory. is. won `we- will .continue to- serve to.. the best ss:f.-.
our ability.
JUST ONE THING MATTERS
IT'S YOUR GOOD- WILL
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Took Part In• Service
A feature 94. the morning ser-
vice at Knox Presbyterian church
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year. Of a total of $50,000
re than $46,000 had been re-
ce
ived..
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I MRS. OLIVER JOHNSTON •
. There, passed away suddenly
in Toronto on Pecernbti. 14th,, a riaent to G. H. Smith for -has ef-
foriner well known `resident of i 'forts in this connection:
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Nomination Meeting
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year and paid a special co.rnrli-
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THURS., DECEMBER 30th, 1943
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this 'c'ornmunity. •in the person of
Mrs. Oliver . Johnston She was
it her 09Yth year and a daughter
of the late Mathew and• Liza Jane
.Grummett of. Pufple '.Grove: The.
„deceased .: spent, her: entire..life
in the district until two :and •a
half years ago when she moved
to Toronto.
After- her' -marriage to the late
Oliver Johnston, they lived, at
Kinlough a'nd ' Ho.lyrood befora •
moving to Lucknow, about 44
Mr,. Joynt sato he was greatly
impressed by . the -work 'Of .the
Chixrfrens:=.Aid .S.o0ety i is P ilk.el
and .no deed be.',ashazned 'of
the County. Horne. He•, described,,
the enUnciator'•systern .installed in
.the home .for fire protection pur. •
poses at a ' cost of $1700.
Mr. Joynt con upended '''the
•Board o1 Ed-uccation _-for ._public--
health'• work carried, on. in, The
school. A grant of $10.00, per room
is paid by the County l'.or such
years ago. ,.Although not. in.. ro- medical - and.' :dental inspections,
bust' health for some time Mrs... and these grants would :be paid
Johnston was feeling fine when the 1Qca1 school 'covering the past
1 she contracted the flu and pneu- two yeas :upon application, and
monia developed: She was,'in:'bed approval by the Inspector.
for two weeks when her ' 'Condi-, ' Other Noriiinees S peak.
JOh
on Sunday last was the singing
by a children's choir,: composed
f t ent five boys grid • girhs
from .the, rooam'of Principal lar-
tion. became serious' and she lived Councillor Austin Solomon
.only two clays. She was a very pointed, out` that Village financ4s:
patient sufferer,. Mrs Johnston were in good shape with less out
was of .a genialnature,•. a true standing taxes, hydro and water
neighbor and friend ' and always rates than in `years,:. which is a
willing • to give a helping hand ..credit to the secretary. He said
when .and where she could. 1-ier the failure to secure. help : had
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and • her home She was 'a faith- real;.:headache.
ful church member and worker Councillor Temple Clark° re-
heatre
' PRESENTS .
T.�iiighi:, Thurs
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Ray 'Vinland, Ginger Rogers
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"The, Major and the
Minor" '
SHORT SUBJECTS
Friday and :Saturday
December 31st, January. 1st
Bing Crosioy, . Bob Hone;' •
Dorothy • Lamour in
"Road to Mor, rocco.
Also Latest NEWS'
and TRAVELOGUE •
for sonic years. ferrel' to.the garbage 'collection
o �,t, y She was predeceased,by a clan- ,system, pointing out that the lis-
ghter Clara; in„191`8, a step-daugh posal system `had been given
cisco . of A:1VIeet g – t`ooi f tlie"P birc'Seliciat ter --Betty irr-•-her-er–ii sbaxrd. careful attention Weeds mer
.Dekita service for pub is sc o0 youngsters iters ' sang • severa : '
The h' l in 1939 and an only 'sister :Mrs. bad he said due to inability
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pupils was the subject of an inl to
Christmas hens, the rendition �.Slgan in 1942. ure a weed inspector.
teresting address' s Dr..
..W V. of 'Which showed. the ,excehent She is survived by two daugla- C llor Boyes was absent,
Johnston at a~recent meeting of results *of the training by their ters; Elva and Annie (Mrs., Gan -
the' Culross Township Federa- music tutor,:Mr. J. A. Hay: — nett) two sons, Eldon and Goi:-
tion of. Agriculture held in.Tees- Walkerton Herald -Times: don; three . grandchildren, C1ar-
water. erice Johnston, Clara and J ern
COMING NEXT WEEK :. ,
"The. Spoilers”
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advantage of the service' this year
secure than. in 1942. . .
ounce - The meeting dosed with the•
and the three other nominees., National . 'Anthein, but as bne
Virden. Mowbray,- K. C. Murdie "wag" comtriented "Silent Night"
and Harry :Nixon. replied 'briefly would have .been .More ~appropri'-
when called on. a . 1 ate.
NEW. YEAR'S
GREETINGS •
Sincere- Best Wishes For Et
• Happy and Victorious
- '. New Year.
1943 has been a ` year• of
sorrow• and separation for
many.,
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• In a business sense' it
;has •providedt difficulties
serving you• =a5 we would ,
like.
We wish to express ap-
preciation. of your pleasant
business. relations during
'they and .hope that we :,
may r Merit your continued
confidence in the year to
come..
THOMPSO$'S
'PHONE '82 WE DELIVER
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In our last issue the final verse
was omitted' of the presentation
poem read: t� Miss Jessie 1VIcKay
on behalf of :the Kairshea Club.
It .reads:. ~
Befoe we make the rafters ring
Wi "Auld Lang Syne"--that'.
wistful :thing,.
How does oizr' toast (so Scottish)
strike -you?
Here's' to you—who's like yoti?
Gannett;'all of Toronto; two step-1In'the absence the tlzree .r -
daughters; Ethel and Mae. of De -tiring members of .the', Boa:rei..of
troit; a,; step -son., Jim.of Toronto Education; the'chairman; of the
and a. brother, Frank Grummett Board, Mr. A. E. McKim; was
of` Huntsville. called on.. He pointed ou:t the
The funeral se
was .held lifficulty in paying high encui;i
in ~Lucknow United . church, . Fri • salaries to retain members of the:
day, December 17th and was con-, ; High School staff, without cans
acted by 'Rev. J.. W. Stewart.
� Ing a big .increase:in•the school
Interment was in . Kinlgss Cern- rate
eters. By • the Inspectors' reports,
everything is going_ along very
Origii
is undetected';,. well in both high and public
NEW RATION SYSTEM
FOR .SERVICE MEN . ` .
r • From now on, servicemen .o i
48,. ?2 and 96 -hour leaves will
get .a card with their passes bear-
,ng_ the stamp of the issuing unit.
The name, regimental rank -and
number, plus . the number of
meals served by his .hostess must
be . entered by the visitor. The
hostess, . on her part, signs the
card, enters the number of• meals
tation: school he said, and without
squande ng money the Board: is
I endeavoring to maintain the
high. standard of the' school.
Mr. W. B. "Anderson, who was
nominated for the.^Board of -Ed-
'ucation, said that'with Mrs. An-
derson on the Board it was,, a
little .too much to expect ,hirci to
qualify. • • .
It IS a shame there isn't mote
interest, shown,i he remarked, in
reference to the small attend-
ance. One hears lots of fault 'find- l
ing, but few show enough ih
terest , or, 'haveenough gumption..
to .. attend nomination to offer
criticism or praise. -
Dr. W.• V.,,, Johnston pointed
out that the garbage_, collection
systetri was being operated at ani
,approximate cost of 25 cents per 1. '
she has sserv'ed.r When nine . meals,
-are served,the card is taken or
mailed to the nearest local Ra- I
tion Board, which then'' issues
coupons for a two -weeks' supply:
I, of any rationed commodity the
hostess . may . desire. -
UNITED CHURCH.
LUCKNO.W
Rev: J. W. Stewar?t,, B.A., B.D.
Pastor' -
SUNDAY, JANUARY 2
11 .a.m.--"How To . Approach
The New. Year".,
Sacramental Service.
$tory---"The Magic Skin".
Junior Church.
3 p.m. --Sunday School.
pm,—"Bats Off To The
Past --Coats Off To, The
Future".
8.15 p,m.--Y. P. U.
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I capita, and that more had taken
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ppreciatic n
and Greetinss
.To The Electors Of
The Village of Lucknow
Ladies Si Gentlemen:
Kindiy'accept my sincere
thanks' for your acclama-
tion' to the Reeve's chair
for 1944. •
Will endeavour to. merit
that confidence by a -care-
ful supervision of the af-
fairs of the ,Village.
My onhope and wish
is that during 1944 peace
may once again *be restored
and that our boys and girls .
will be back with:us, again.:
Wishing youone and all
a Happy and' Prosperous
New Year.
Sincerely,
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W. JOYNT
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' Just a Word of Thanks For Past Favors .;
and ,
Sincere Best Wishes For the New Year
THE MARKET STORE, Luckno
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