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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1941-11-27, Page 4Iv • ur fi,hting iorc , n onsend the onl waye Y �, vide them is throng, of more Warr: Saving EDED far' we, ap can P► purchase liicates. aa,' 'join the gree ` ti• oua1' Wal' Weapons Drive, The need is urgen ,'...so urgent that nations are topple as we talk. You can't .affortto' put it off: Ant 'today. DOUBLE Your Own Pledge to • 8�W ` A SAVINGS CERTIFICATES Regularly► TAM littaN6W 'SFNTINE!'., Lt�C NOW, •ONTARIO M'Et DEN SELLS TATIN,STOKISS The Presbyterian Manse, Bluevale' Was the scene of a very quiet wed-; ding,l,'Thursday. November 2Oth al 12 o'clock noon ,when the Rev F. G. Fowler united' in marriage ' Sadie Stokes,- daughter. of Mr. end Mrs Omar Stokes, Glenannan, Ontario and Mr William Alexander Tiffin, son of Mr. Elymner Tiffin and the late Mrs. Tiffin. of ,Wingham,. The bride looked lovely in a gown =of -ankle --length-. *bite sheer, oversatin, with• a corsage of pink ice -box gardenias with flowers it • her hair to match. The bride was at tended by, : Miss Margaret Neill Wroxeter, dressed in heaven , blue crepe and the best :man was.. Mr Jas. O Stokes, brother of the bridr . • After' the ceremony the happ- couple returned to the bride's holm where dinner was', served to the • intmediate. relatives. After dinner ;Mr and Mrs. Tififn left•r on • a motor tri'' to Toronto and othepoints south' the bride travelling `in, a dress of turquoise blue crepe, wine, coat wit? gray fur, with wine'accessories is match. On their, return they will live in Turnberry. ' ' RiTTTLE--CAMPBELL The home of -Mr. and Mrs..Duncai Campbell, Kinloss, was the scene of a •lovely autumn wedding when their' elder daughter, Margaret Grace, wa. united in marriage to Ben Ruttle son of the late Mr. and ,Mrs. Johz Rattle,. of Ripley, with Rev. C. N. Mackenzie, of St. Andrew's church Ripley, officiating, The bride. wor a floor -length -g : wostarchof white ith. ••a:=corone'. ••ed'-lace-everr.=laity of orange blossoms and shoulder vei: of Brussels net. She carriedan am bouquet of white. chrysanthemums Little Maar3orze'.,Fritz, niece of-th bride, was flower girl: wearing floor -length dress of ;:pink net ane. satin and carrying a: colonial nose gay of pink carnations and golf: din wed chrysanthemums. The f March was played by Mrs Don Ask in. After, a wedding dinner, Mr. ant' Mrs. Ruttle left by motor on a wed dingtrip to Toronto ...and London ti%ricTe"travelin"I;`irT'etraltey"gree dress and coat with black velve • • r' fX1Rl 1i►9� ' 0.410142ryth Enron County 4Ouneil, 'met last week, with •sessions presided over by the newly elected Warden, Reeve Percy ..Passmore of Usborne Towzf ship, w h who- s hocceeds the latu.•rames L u � James - Leiner, • . � Atpthe closing session, Council. decided that there will be no cur- tailment of snowplowing of County roada this winter, .except • in.. cases where a municipality may request a curtailment. - Council recommended that the -name-of-Goder-ichhospital be chan-. ed oto "Dr. ' Dunlop Memorial Hosppr-: ,tal in honor of . _Tiger' Dunlop first warden of the county,. and tr. -commemorate its 100th anniversary: profile".•hat and black accessories - They will"reside in Kincardine.., Asst 1-ELD—N TES Mr.' ;and Mrs: Jas. Little s�pen' Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Aiber' Hein: Messrs. Allan Culbert, Cron Hogar and , Duncan Fairish of Hamiltor spent the week -end at their•F respec- tive homes. Mr. and Mrs. ike Hogan and lisn�3aga�ll� tiiafoa • Xlohl Mr:' and Mrs Richard Gardner �'isited'with Dungannon friends Iasi week. .• ' :Miss. Kathleen .Gardner of Lob,- lanes Groceteri°a, London, was home over the week -en Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hinton . of Oakville. were guests over the. week end with Mr..'•and Mrs..Henry Gard ner. Mr. Lane Gardner accompanied them back and woplci- go: from there, +o Hamilton ' where . he expected to secure. -work. ,Mr. .and Mrs, Gordon Kirkland and little.' son David were Sunda risitors with Mr. Kirkland 's mothe' Ind sister at Teeswater.. Messrs. Cecil Gardner. Jas. Hunt - 'r, Harold Gardner went to Hamil- tonlast_ week' where they. have se -ured work with *the. Frill Construe, ion Co. WiRs, ,JOSEPH cr,, PASTER, The passing of Mrs, Joseph G Car- ter at'Kinloss on Wednesday, Nov= ember; 12th, at the home of her ,daughter, -Mrs: Norman Campbell,! was regretted by • a - large circle of friends, .Death was due to cerebral thrombosis. The deceased Was the widow of Joseph G. Carter, former reeve_ot Gr eri ck Townshi who predeceased her `five years ago. : Mrs, Carter was the ekiest .daugh ter ;of the. late Mr. sand Mrs James" -Richardson; early settlers --of -Breel- T..ownship. Mary Jane Richardsor') was born on August 14th, 1870;;' in Pickering" Township, Ontario Colin ty, and four years later. moved with her•'.. parents•. from , Claremont. 'to Want" Township,, . settling g on the r eldest � faun- now ,Occup by .. a ,. e brother, Mr W.J Richardson, west of Walkerton on the Kincardine highway. She spent 'her 'early, life on the old homestead until her mar- riage .to Joseph G. Carter forty! -two nears ago, `` when-' they moved to, Greenock Township. „ The deceased was a member of he '• Walkerton Methodist Church until. union eyhen' she ,became a ember . of the Riversdale Un - ed church. The past four years she as been a regular attendant of Kin oss United Church. She was an af- fectionate' mother and kindfriend a. nd neighbour,, and her passing is eply-mourned.. by her family: and riends.. Six children were born • to er, five sons and one. daughter. A on, . Ross, was' burned to death when. heir home was burned : to the round.. sixteen years. ago.Survive ng are :Herbert of;the..Perth: Regi m it pie h s t „Mrs: `Flails -'Ritchie had ea • verb1 successful Red Cress tea on Thurs- day last . when another quilt . was• rmmpleted_anC.a mat hooked. o FOR SALE --26, Rook; pullets McCreig}tt, Lucknow. . • E•-- a hohse. A to -FOR, _SAL _, H_n-�___ ;- ,.,.pptk' . Bert .Ward, Luc. .now,............... FOR SALE --10 Yorkshire .,pigs, 11 ,weeks ,Old; -number--of-Pullets; IL Martin, Paramount. - FOR SALE -Good Cheer cook stove, with warming closet, and reservoir. Apply at .Sentinel :•Office Roy • FOR: SALE --,1936 Olds -sedan, 1838 y sedan, :1:931 ` 'Dodge sedan, s.., e iA e t in rs. zt. d'.t' .•aW.w � � n rm t Tfa�Cl .a s N. . . e e STRAAYED-from ' the• premises of, the undersigned, a. ,sow. ' Anyone knowing of her- •whereabouts Please • notify' George .Alton, R. 2; Lucltnow. COM1d1UN1TY Auction Sale at Dun 'Cannon on Thursday, December 4th at.., 1.30 sharp.. -Anyone having an article to 'sell, phone 4-r.18 Dungan- non. Articles must. be listed by Tiiesday."Wm. Stewart, Secy, Matt Gaynor, Auc. ment;'-now-soznewhere-,en�- Englande Mabel) . Mrs. Norman Campbell of Kinloss; Edgar .of Barrie; ,.Medford n azi o Tor - Mr. Harvey Webster' who has, oe ovedthe on, Thursday ast few t Lucknowrs at . Mr: and :Mrs.:George Walker and Clarence of. Windham and Mr.- and. Mrs. Wm; Humphrey. of St. `Helens visited Mr. and Mrs. Jake ' Hunter -n Sunday., Miss Rena Hunter of . -Windham - nd with her par - en eke b spent the .we , , i R -'Mr, "Jakelluntete----- • (Intended for last week) Mrs. Isaac . Andrew.' spent last week 'with her niece, Mrs., George Stooks; . K'inloss essis:Y7zminrtter; Cecil Mid - ler, Harold Gardner left:on °Wed`- nesday for Hamilton. - Mrs. Frank- Ritchie gave a Red. Cross tea on' Thursday afternoor when quilts end 'mats employed the ladies'` time during the afternoon: :,Many friends-pf Mrs: Ivan Paper. lick gathered on Friday 'evening. at' Mr- and.. Mrs. Wm. Ritchie's an''' etICIUniitTr- Miss Kathleen., Gardner hai: se, Divid-Tatmen, RAY. Of Pert Albert was e guest on Stinday will Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie. • - -Oint FIGHTING. MEN''Mrist have better guns - better 'planes ,, ,.....„, faster ships and stouter tanks than the enemy has. It's up • , tO- those of us who are .not in active service to . provide our ; :: 'fighting men With the thi ngs they need. Our communiti IS asked to do its share in a nailan-wide • drive to ProVide War •WeepOns..LET'S-DOMORE' THAN OUR SHARE. , , BO •Wat '' Savings Certificates • ..Regulatly! a. DONALD. MeCHARLES 1, rANADA:'S telephone traffic is elimbing to new. peaks! `LA Engaged in albout war cffort Canadians are depending on telephone. facilities more than ever. That's why tele. phone workers are determined to maintain the fastest, .most efficient service under all conditions. They are especially gratelni for tue'sympatnette coeapera- tion of ell telephone users. .Subscribers can .eid in Making selterely7taxed telephone- facilities yield. maxiintun • tly looking up the. number in the directory • ' • By speaking distinctly direetly ,into the mouthpiece • By answering promptly .when the hell rings . Please he RUM also, ro •replace the receiver on' the hook. Over 120,000 times last year,, teic. phones were reported "out or order” beratne of reeeivers left '"'n •off or improperly riviai.ed. • Mrg. Long visited with Mrs. Gil- more on Tueiday afternoon. Mrs. Gibson had the inisfertune to tel•1 down several steps of stairs and fracture some ribs on Saturday last. "• Mr. • Harold Ritchie- engaged -4-Mr.-Lorne Weeds- at present' - Mr. 'James Gilmore is visiting ,will.. his-sieters :and 'brother in Hamiltor We are -glad ta report' that .Mastes, 'Alvin .Ritchie, Who has . been con fined td bed foretwo menths, is nem able to be out.adein enjoying bette• health. • • Mr, and Mrg. John Gibson (Stain ton visited his mother and 'brottree 'and .sister last Sunday.. ' • CREWE Mr. Wm. Campbell of Deinnybrook I visited the .past' two Weeks with hir 'clatigitter, Mrs. Crozier. - Mr: and Mrs. Vernoh /Wade end Jeanne Spent Sunday with friends of W kerto d kl ward of T onto; She also` eaves one site .. - Mrs... Henry Cunningham of . Jordan Station, who was with her through - mit her' illness,anckthree. brothers. W. I.—Richardson, of Brant :Town- ship, . Harvey of •Hanover and How and of Naco, Alta,:. also eleven grand- children. The funeral, which was largely attended was held from the home NOTICE al 'meeting of the Luck- The Elevator will now .Elevator .CoMpanY, Limited, be held in the office of G. H. Sm on SaturelaY, November 29th, at' 8 o clock. _. Election of officers and. other regulars business �to'--be-brans acted. JAMES RACKETY, Pres.• .. FARM FOR >SALEe-The south hal vee of Lots 71, 72.and 73, in the '1st Concession of'' . Kinloss . Township. This property' is improved and is on No. 86' Highway ',about . 11/4 ' miles west of Lucknow. About 10 acres,of fall wheat has been sown and con- siderable fall .plowing done. For quick, sale this property will.' be of- fered • at ; a reduced figurFe. For. 'par-' ticulars apply to J. H. Crawford, Winghain. Mrs. Dan Gillies and Donald vis. ited at Mr. Andrew -Emerson's or .Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCosh ane babe spent, Sunday at Mr. George • Mr. Frank. Currie spent the week -- Mr. Will Scott and Miss Marvin° vent Monday in London. .Mr. and , Mrs. Isaac Nixon and family • and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Whitley and Harriet spent Stipday Mies Beth Nixon of Stowlea. Sask .is_visiting her aunt, Mes Jack Em Mrs. John Collwell 'and Currir, •ment a day .recently at Mr. Donald ett recently 'with Mrs. Cecil Blake. Mr. . and Mrs. Jack Curran and family visited with Mr. and Mrs Herb Curran, Mafeking. On Sunday, Mr. apd Mrs. Wilfree Quinn. Miss Beatrice Treleeven Ronald Treleaven ahd , Lawrence Goderich Collegiate On Friday ev ening Miss Lorainhe Drennan took ted. a milt for nee Ceoss at Mrs Raymond' .Finnigan's on Thursda- Mr. and Mrq. JiM Sherwood ane Shirley and Norma spent Stindw, WHIiIECHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gauni St Heletis visited with hia uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, John Jarnieser a day last week. friends at St. Thomas for the peat Miqs Mary Caution has taken a position in London, Mr. and MrS. John Falconer' and Mr. and Mrs: Wellwood of Caledm- Miss Dorothv Knight returned to ihe home of Mr, and Mts. Georee Fisher after spending a few weeks in London. • Mr. -David Carruthers and Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher .Snent Sunday At MilvArton With Mr. and Mrs Mr. 'hennas. Hendersen of two- wel 16 visiting foe a few days with friends here. , Mr. EU Jacques had , the second 'mod of peas it September. 'The Young People of the Presby- terian end 'United churches, also lel on Meeday night. A collection Was tekeo up in aid of CKNk Or. phan fund. SLABS; FOR ': SALE We have started to saw again on our new cut of , ,logs, We will have a large stock of'. good hardwood Blahs and also have .a good stock of dry mixed slabs.- We have some, nice dry poplar wood ,for sale: The ' .Lucknnow Sawmill Company +f' her -daughter., .Mrs..._.Nori atLe. Campbell of Kinloss, to „the United LOGS WANTED Church,, Kinloss, on Friday, Novem- her. 14th with the minister; the Rev. W. ' H. Bartlett, officiating.. *TICE TO: (CREDITORS Notice iS .11 reby given to all per- la e.. scans laavaziy c..a�• against th • Estate of Jaines :Voting, late••ot the . Village , of 'Lucknow, in the County of 'Bruce, Cattle Buyer; who died on or about. the,30th day .et -October A. D..19.41, ' to send sante td the un dersigned,duly. verified, ,on ,or be- .. fore November 29th, 1941, as on and ` ` . o!... �._... 'after that. e Executors date the , - the 'said estate ,shalt • proceed to make distribution of , the assets., thereof having regard only, to the claims they then have •notice of. DATED AT GODRRICH thin 3rd 'day of ;November-,- •A.- D. 1941 R. C. HAYS, Hamilton St. Goderich, • •' . Ont., Solicitor for the Estate' F. T. ARMSTRONG. two *HIRT, 'CAR BADLY DAMAGED IN ACCIDENT' Donald O'Neill, 21, Kingsbridge wag taken to Alexandra Marine and General Hospital with cuti about his nose; left ear, left lee, and ,suf • Pering from concussion Friday night: sf Port Albert suffered from shock sticl cuts about •the forehead; and noiv. dwhee and driver of the auto- mobile, escaped with a shaking ur when his car left leighwaY No. 21 mile South of Port Albert Fre. lay tight. The machire failed te negotiate a curve in the road and' erashed into a gravel nile. Mr. 0'• damaged to the exteet of $300 to t400. The driver told Traffic Offieer :fairies Culp' that he. was blinded by the headliehts of an oncoming -ear The graver Was a• pile left at the gide of the road, by the eontractor that recently Paved the highway. , The Woman's' Institute 'will be held it Mrs. James MacDonald't home on' Tuesday, December , 2nd. Roll call, Christmas gift suggestion. There will also be a gift exchange. Topic, Christnicis story, Mrs. Mel. Raynard; current events, Mrs. S. The reader meeting of the St Augustine Woman's Inetitute will be held at -the home of. Mrs: Gus Kim !than on Wednesday, Decemb'er 3rd The program will be ie charge of Mrs, Ja% Craig. Roll call, "Exchange. nf Xmas gifts". HosteSses: Mrs. Jas. Pindon and Miss Alexander. Mr. and Mrs, Russel Mille and family a Detroit and Mt. and Mrs. Ted Mills' and daughter a Toronto visited duririg the week -end with their sister, WS, Norman Thome- red Jones of Wing/min high echool were hotne over the week -end. Miss Doreen MeClinchey of Verne visited :last week at the home of lieles lean 'Robinson is .spending this week with friends at Varna. • LUCKNOW 'EACH WEDNESDAY' • AFTERNOON AT WM. SCHMID'S STORE • We are ,open to buy all kinds of logs and Our SaWmill hap now started up again t9 Saw ell winter. Do -not -put -any beeela_lagiLinee„ weed this year as we 'Can pay 'you , good prices- for • your Beech Logi: We also need- your cherry lode. Be stire and see us before you sell any logs or standing timber. Phone 57 and: 79 meeting to se ct a box ta, the :four' boys who joined up for active ser- vice. Boxes are to be pecked at the December .meeting, so anyone hay - big "eats" for these boxes kindly have it in by that date. Mrs. Oliver lieCharles *ill -give- the 'second -de- monstration on . "-drothing renova- tion": Red Ctoss quilts were quilted at the homes. Of Ada Stanley, Mrs Oliver McCharles, Mrs. -Sam Reid. Mrs. Jack Hamilton, Mrs. James 'MacDonald. A card party was held at Mrs. Wm. Kempton's for. war Mr., and Mrs. Dick. Richards are -.z.ton with their son Jim 'Richards. Miss Rhea 'Miller from' Fergus home' for the week -end. • . Mr. Carmen• Hamilton has secur- ed, a position in Hamilton. Mrs. Frank Fellows of 'Sernia vis- ited last week • With •her sister, Mrs. Herb Ensign and Mr. Ensign: KINLOSS COUNCIL Council met on November 14th, 1941. All members present. Tiffin-McKenZie that the minutes ,,)f the last -regular meeting •as read )e adopted and signed.' McKinnon -Hodgins that -the relief milk. bill of Relph Huston -be paid. 'McKinnon -Hodgins that a By-LaW he prepared authorizing the Reeve. and Treasurer to bortow 'from the 'Sank of Montreal, Lucknow neces- mry monies to Meet current Omen- iiture for the balance of the yeat. Tiffin -McKinnon that the commu- nication front the Township soliciter he fyled. ' MeKenzie-HOdgifig that we do no* adjourn. ta Meet again on December 15th, 1941 as per Statute. Cheques issued-Reph Heston, relief' mill% $4.23; ,J. Lane, revis- ion Voters lists, 24.70; Walter Lott. !ence viewer's fee, 3.00; Thomas Hill, fence viewer's. fee, 3.00; James Ged- les, fence viewer's fee, 3.00; Muni- eipal :World, supplies, 10.66 J. H. Hall, relief supplies, 13.05; J. R. el5.44; Reg. McBride 5.28; Miltoh Alex McLeod, .10,50; David Murray, Jerson & Fisher,. 92.80; Wm. Scott, 7.80; D. C. Baird, 156.90; Geo. Lock- hart, 23.381 Sani Nesbitt,. 41.36; Far- righ Moffat, 17.50; Archie 'McIntyre, inother Red Cross Worker ' hore bull owned by W. A. Culbert, Durigarinon, is doing his part to help win the war. /t is said to be the largest bull in Canada, Weighing" 3,200 pounds and' Was exhibited at Teeswater Fair fot Red Cross work. An admission of 10c , was ehai•ged and the sum of $195.00 WW1 reali2ed. There has been $120.00 alread'y,giv. en to the Teeswater Red Crostr Soe- iety and $75 given to the Dungan- non Red Cross branth. This bull well desetves his name as "Resol- AND TELEGRAPHY HELP' iiVIN THE: WAR; by do- ing your part. Right now is a splendid time to take a course in Typewriting and Telegra- phy, and fill in positions made vacant by thoseyho have en- listed for military service. WE ARE MAKING A SPEC- IAL OFFER, tit those who find it &Math to take any course owing to the lack of funds but who are really anxious to succeed and make good. Are • you one of these? LP SO, HERE IS .OuR OF- FER: To any student enrolling is made w'hen you enter, then tete) dollars per month until HALF yout tuition is paid. Balance to be. paid when you have sedured a position, by monthly payments as you earn. Shotild you find these arrangements even more than you ean pay, please call on Us arid talk it over, perhaps we • can help you in some way. If :you decide on taking the .courae, Which we trust you will, make ycsiir application as soon as pOssible. as we wish. to start the Class Januaey 5th, Canadian National Telegraph Company. E. M. HENDERSON, Agent. TO THE ELECTORS OF Ladies and. Gentlemen: .,. Having served you: for the past three years, and in vieW of the vital isgue at stake in the Township of Kinloss, I resPectfully solicit your vote ori election day, by this means, ,as it will be Impossible for me to' make e,a coMplete canvas of the TO THE ELECTORS OF KINLOSS TOWNSHIP Ladies • and Gentlemen: As a 'candidate for Councillor, I, take this .rneans of solieiting your support at the polls on Monday. If elected 1 Will endeatidur to serve you faithfully. ' Yours sincerely, JOHN B. EIVIMERSON. TO THE EVECTOlts OF 1CINLOSS TOWNSHIP Ladies and Gentlemen: Having served yeu faithfully and to the best of my ability . for the past ten years, I again respectfully solieit your vote at the polls next Monday, and if elected will endear - r to continue to merit your con - thee in me. Q011,),Q,INAR SAVINGS cHAS. WEIMER Guarariteed Radio Repairi To All Sets. BY FACTORY METHODS Repairs Guaranteed One Year See and Hear the New '1942 cros, ley Radios The senaational Radio Values "B" BATTERIES, 'STORAGE TURES C. Stewart LUCKNOW vuommaimr— To THE ELECTORS OF " KINLOSS TOWNSHIP Ladies and Gentlemen: Due to the inneSS Of MTS. Mac- Kinnon, I find it impossible to make a personal canvas of the municipal- ity and therefore take this means a soliciting your vote ,and influ- enee in the approaehing election. Respectfully yours, . DAN T. Meat/NNW.