The Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-05-24, Page 5' •
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WEDNESDAY, MAX '?4th, -1944
The Lucknow SentinekLucknow, Ontario,
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Lyeetsini Theatre
WINGHAM
Thurs., Fri., Sat. May 25, 26, 2
Ray !Vinland Ruth Hussey
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"The tlitanvited99
This is a distinguished telling of a tall tale
about a ghost that lingers on in the scene of
its living, intent upon inducing destruction of
- a child despised in life.
Also "Short Subjects"
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Mon.; Tuesday, Wednesday, May 29, 30/ 31
DICK POWELL & DOROTHY LAMOUR:
in
"Riding High"
Also "Short Subj▪ ects"
FrI▪ al Loan Figures.
In I Huron County
Huron County exceeded its
quota ,in th,e•SiXth Victory Loan;
by More than a quarter of a mil-
lion dollars, with -total sales a-
mounting to $3,310,850.
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Out of twenty-five ,municip9•17,
West
nosh topped the list with f28.13
per cent of its objective.
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Complete figures. are: as fol-,
Donates 'Poultry
Aid Of The Red Cross
Councillor Elmer J. FarriSh is
qgain. donating 50 White Leghorn
baby pullets to the Gorrie arid,
Fordwich Red Cross branches.
That is, fifty to each branch. Tic?
kets ,are now being sold and the
•respective draws ° will be made as
Gorrie, at? a Red Cross
.sale and- danee..in Townshirr:Hali
on June, 2nd; Fbrdwich, at a Red
drossclariee in' the Township hall
on June 7th.-Fordwich Record.
"lows: .
Canvassing District. Quota ,
Wawanosh West • $ 67,000
Tuckersrnith Twp. • 98,000
Zurich & Hay West 88,000
Brussels • .1 74,000
Goderich Twp. 82,000 •
Turnberry Twp.
Howick Twp.
Seaforth •
Usborne Twp.
Clinton .
Hullett Twp.
Goderich Town
Colborne Twp. •
Blyth
Exeter .
Stanley Ywp. •
Wingham ‘1
Wawanosh East
Ashfield Twp.
McKillop Twp. 98,000 ,
Grey- ywix • 114,000
Morris Twp
74,000
220,000
• 163,000
97,000
Subscriptions Percenthe
• $ 85,850 I28,13.,
124,700 , • 127.64
101,800.• I15.68
.' 85,300 115.26,,
91,650 111.77
81,900. ,• 110.67
240,350 • 109.25
178,000 • 109.20
104,650 107.88
• 176,000 , 187.950 • 106.78
98,000 103,100 1105.20
425,000 • 446,050 10495 '\
64,000 . 67,150 104.92"
45,000 46,050 102,33
147,0 60 .149,150 101.46 ;
99,000 100,350 101.30
187,000 • . 189,350 101.25
67,000 67,650 100.97
100,000• 100,700 • 10070
. 98,556 100.56
•• 114,600 100.52
91,000 '91,100' 100.10 •
. 98,00,0 - 89,650 91.47
64,000 - 57,300'-• 89.37
'64,000 ' 51,550 . 86.54
160,000 261,900 163.68
ilenSall & Hay -East ;
• .Stephen East
Stephen West.
Air._ Schools
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Percentage'
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.$3,060,000 $3,310,850
of quota for County -108.19. , .
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ARE YOUR Chicks pale, anaemic
or weak?" Use Red Blood Quickly
Tablets. MacLennareS Feed. and
Robertson "Egg Grader, Lucknow.
SALESMEN'S RECORDS IN'
WAWANOSH & ApHFIELD
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'Sixth Victory Loan sales/nen
• in Ashfield and West Wawanosh
Townships, without exception,
did an excellent saleS job during,
the campaign as the following
results. show:
Ashfield
Sam Alton'
bn
oald. Blue
W. McCarthy
Banks
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Sales Volume
105 $28,800
81 • 25,150
55 36,850
• 1,4 9,900
•255 $100,700
West Wawanosh
D. Phillips 91 39,550
,112
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T. Webster •
Banks
Employees
43,750
2,3110
5 . 250
219 $85,850
FEED' FINN'S Poultry Tonic and
Vitamin Builders ---stops -canni-
balism. Ma . cLennan's Fred . and
Anbertson Egg Grader, LtIck401,1'.
New Wartime Frauds EXPosed!
Mickey MacDougall, internat-
ional , card detective,. begins a
dramatic ;series of articles, "Leg-
ions of Larceny", in The Amer-
ican Weekly with this Sunday's
(May 28) issue of The Detroit
'Sunday Times.: Read AllaeDoug-"
all's amazing expose of the war's
menacing crop of sswindlers and
gyps, and how to .recognize and
avoid chiselers. Get Sunday's
Detroit Times. .
rulted Church 'Evening Aux. '
• OBITUARY .
WILLIAM E. GUEST
A highly respected resident of
Kinloss Township passed away at
the home of 13.1S nephew, Elmer
Arnold, 4oneession 9, Kincardine,
on Tuesday, May -9th 'in his 62rid
,year after ._suffering from a heart
ailment. He was. born in Kinloss
township and dived there .contin-
Iiy
rintil about four years ago:
He . was unmarried.
Nfr. Guest was a 'member ofthe
•A-/Vican. ehurcb. :He was • of,
quiet, home-loVing disposition &
was highly' esteemed by his many
friends WhPeregretctp 'learn of :his.
passing and Who -extend
path:y 'to. the 'surviving members,
pt„ tire fami1r Mrs Norman Arn-
91dd:: Kincardine township, Mrs..
Sydney Pollock, Kinloss •ToWri-
ship,: ..ThOmas and' .Richard. puest.
in Saskatchewan and Richard of
• Kinloss. • ° • • .
The funeral 'which was held tO›
Kin4ard'ine cemetery was 'con-
ducted by Re. George Honour of
St. John's, church, Berviei
siste.d . by the Rev, G. omin of
'Chalmers- United church. ' 'The:
pallbearers Were . .neighbors,
[van. Geddes, Ralph Huston, Geo.
Colwell, John' Bonnett, William
Stanley • and Ben Moritgortiery:'
. • THOMAS HAlsiTON- •
-',Followingan illness. of 'several.,
Months' there passed". away- in
Detroit hospital on May9th, Thos.
Haritori,• aged 80, years. • -• •
\.,11/1r:. Hanftiri was •well•knOwn fo
many in this • district having.oc-
cupied a' cottage at •Point Clark.
during the .vacation period i for
Many' :years: his', ,• and
nleasing..manner . Made • him many,
friends.' who were ','always glad,
to me with him,• on his visits
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WEDDING BELLS
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S SMORE-STOTHERS
The home, of Mr. and Mrs. S.
B. Stothers,, Arthur was the sCene'
of a lovely spring wedding, ,May
13th at 'three o'clock, When their
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, be -
carne the bride of Officer
Richard C. Passmore, ' of Wey-
burn, SaskatcheWan, son of .Mr.
Sacred 'Heart Church, Wingham,
Friday morning, May 12th. Re-
quiem ihigh Mass was sung by
Rev. Father J. F. Paquette,' par-
ish priest, Burial took - place in
Wirigham R. C. Cemetery. The
pallbearers were ' I. J. Wright;
Robert Breen, Earl Elliott, 1:Cobt
here. .
Sproal, Frank McCortnick, -John
kI• I•i.••• 1.0 I11;.1;i1.1.• laA•••••• Il...1•••••II I ICA/ •••I0•Il .
or several. years. ne ;was c ief
of one of the _large fire fighting
companies in DetrOit frorri which
department he was retired .on
pensipn for ; a number of years.
He could. relate interesting ex-
periences in connection' with'the
fighting of Aires in • that large
metropoli.11;
He is surviyed by two daugh-
ters; Mrs. Thomas Jeynes and
Mrs. C. St. .Bernard.' Burial was
made in Detroit. Thomas Kern -o -
ton of Ripley and William Kemp-
ton of Paramount were in at-
tendance at the funeral.
ANGUS.:.D. MORRISON
The funeral service for the late
Angus D: Morrison, was held in
The deceased, who was `M. his
59th: Year,' was born on the 1st
doneevion of • Culross, son of
Mrs: Morrison and the late John
Morrison -He was a lifeid:of the district,' residing in
East Wawanosh, for 25 years prior
to moving to the 7th Concession
of Turnberry.He m
'e was a meber
of the Sacred Heart. Church and
the I-1,oly Name Society. He pass-
ed away Wednesday, ,May 10th.
Suryiving are his mother, three
brothers arid, three 'sisters, John
A. at home; Charles A. of Lon-
don,. Wm. Ernest Of .'Brantford;
Mrs. John (IVIae) 'McMillan of
Lucknow; Anne at horne, and
Mrs. 'Cletus (Catherine) Rettin-
eer of Turnberry.
and Mrs. W. ° 'R -.R.
2, 4rthilr'.
•Th e Rev. Q. E. Dieth officiated
•and the WedOntMusie.was:play-•
ed 'by ,Miss Kaye Stothers. White.
and mauve, stocks and_Sweet. peas.
arranged .with.lern.,were in .prd•-
fuSion: :••••
•..Given imMarriage by her fath-
er, the . bride was pretty in an
orchid frbek with•. acces,
'soties.. She carried ..an • arM bou-,
quet talisman roses and baby's.
.breath.. • •-
-.,Miss Agnes: • StOtherS, maid cif-
ho'nor,, attended the bride in
beige ensemble with brown ae-
cessorieS: Her, botiqu'e was made
'Of • pink .-carnations and baby's' .°
breath: ,• .; • • •
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l. 'Philip PassMore,' ft.c,kK4,
Of Toronto, was - best than.. . • .
• During the signing of. the 'reg-..
ister, Miss. Kaye StOthers. 'played ,
Ave IV' aria. .••
• •• •The wedding'. reception Mimed,.
follOwed.The bride's moth-.
er, receiVed...the"guestS .a gold
floweted , dress'with , White
accesSories.an# corsage .-of • sweet • '.
peas: •The groom's,'mother 'chose •
bluea : flpWered silk frock with • •
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blue accessories and corsage of
sweet peas.
• For their wedding trip Pilot
Officer and Mrs. Passmore trav-
elled to Toronto. The bride don-
ned a gray blue • tailored suit.
with navy accessories and touch
t.'
.es of white. •
Guests included Members of
the immediate family.
The May 'meeting was held at
the Home of. Mrs. Alex Andrew
with 23 present. Mrs. Black -pre-
sided'. and opened , the 'Meeting
with a call to wo'rshdp."The hymn
"Jesus calls us o'er the tumult",
was followed by the Lord's pray-
er in uhttoii. The scrlpfure Tes-
on was read by Mrs. Geo: Joynt.
isS Jean MacMillan gav a talk
on how the church, members „hi
China were leading. not 'only „in
church work, but in every, day
living, :Prior. to ' the Meeting a
pot luck supper was held, fol -
loved by a sing song, led by Mrs.
,Don. MaeLeap.„ both of which
were 'thoroughly enigyed.
BlaINGSLEY ROSE
Spode's finest china
painters show their skill
in painting this rose in
all its natural beauty on
the Jewel shape. Tile
daintiness of this pot -
tern has made it a fa-
vorite among bricies for
many years, '
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20 PIECE SERVICE FOR 4 PEOPLE
4 Dinner Plates 4 Bread and Butter Plates
4 Salad Plates 4 Teacups and Saucers
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