The Lucknow Sentinel, 1942-02-05, Page 5T IURSDAY, FEBRUARX5th, 1942.
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• HOLYRQC.D
Mr. and s Geo Colwell spe.
t.'
Sunday evening with Mr, and Mrs.
Oscar Keiffer.
• Mrs. Harvey Houston and J. J.
spent ,a`•few days with the forniees
parents at Pinkerton.
Mrs. Thos. Harris spent the' past
week- with Kincardine friends.
We with
sorry to report that' Mary
McMillan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ross McMillan is confined to her
home with ear trouble. We hope
Mary will sewn be .able to 'be:iota
again. '
1Vrr, and Mrs.. George ' Alton Of
Belfast spentSu'nday with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill . Graham.
Mrs:' Clifford Johnston returned
home from London on Sunday. 'Lit-
tle Donald •will be ..in the hospital
for a time but he is improving nicely
from his mastoid operation,..
Mr. and •Mrs. John•Jamieson ..of
• L'ueknQW spent Si...iriday, afternoon
at Mr. Thos, Harris. '
. Mr: 'arid Mrs. Harvey' Ackert and
fancily. were Sunday visitors at Mr.
Ernest Ackert's.' •
Mrs. C. Eadie , of Glenannan 'spent
a few days last week with her son,
'Mr. Wm: Eadie and Mrs.. Eadie.
-Thursday, Friday -r-- 'Saturday=:
February' 12; 13, 14:
Paulette Goddard; Chas. Boyer
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"HOLD 'BACK THE ,DAWN"
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
February 16, '17, 18.
Double Bill:
"THE: GAY FALCON"
YHenry Aldrich for President"
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The Ashfield unit of the 'Feder -
THE I.UCKNQW SENTINE..L, LUCIlNOW, QNTMO
DUNGANNON
Mr. a d. Mrs. Jas. Harrison; Mr.
and. Mrs,H rb Harrison, Kirkton,
Mr. and MI's. Cyril, Campbell, Lanes
were visitors last ' Thursday with
Mrs. Annie Campbell and Mr. and
Mrs. Chas Alton, Mrs. Jas, Alton,
was a visitor on Sunday:
Mrs. David Glenn, "beir'g cared for
at the home of her nephew, Mrs.
Chas. Fowler, seems very weak bate=
ly.
,Douglas,, Harry and Kenneth, Van
Doorn, Charing Cross, spent a week
'lately with their sister, Helen. Van
Doorn at the home of Mr. and Mrs.:.
W. A. 'Culbert.
• The Dungannon Women's Institute
met. at' the home of -Mrs. R.oy Rut-
ledge for the Janaury meeting. Mrs,
Hodge. presided -and • the • roll':„.Call
was answered, by a "safety rule":
-Tlie secretary read' a nuinber of let-
ters- :fro.{ri boys receiving gifts. Mrs;
'Davidson thanked the ladies for the
box of fruit,received.-when,she was
Sick, also .made• recognition of the.
$5 •eh:Mated..to''the Library and $10
to the Red Cross. It was decided to
send cigarettes to the boys overseas
•periodically. The topic. was taken by,
Mrs. Popp "What w, omen can do •to
-help the cause of peace". Mrs. Ryan'
read --a'.. rape-on...`.`I'xsr-._a_.iront _.line
sailorette". June and Bertha - sang -
a duet `tThe Soldier's•'Sock"r After
the • national anthem ,the hostess'
tf Agriculture held a meeting served refreshments.
a ion o •
in the council .chamber' on Wednes- ' The year 194• held' More than
day,._cvertirtg and organized for the
Ordinary, interest for, the people of
'coming year. 1+'ifteen members`join Duhgannon-Alnited--church :.It.mark.,
ed the grgan,ization., 'ea the 95th year for regular regi
_ Howard Blake received a painful gious services,in the district and the
injury on Wednesday when he was 75tic'year Since-the—first—Methodist:
• kicked bya colt. He is 'able; to, be . church was • located - in the village.
out again. • To • mark the year special '• jubilee
Mr. Ernest Blake was in ;London. services • were held on June 29th,
on Thursday and spent the day with. when the Rev. C.H. Dickinson; Tor -
his' daughter, Muriel. onto,'delivered two inspiring,. ad-
Several- ladies -of . the ,comr iunity :dresses: ~-:The. one _in _the morning
met at Mrs. Isaac Cranstor,'s on taught us' that 'We belong .to the
Thursday pain. , and completed: two whole church" and,. gave a World -
quilts. • wide view of her mission. In the
Mrs, ,Chas. , Morrison, 'Billy and 'evening, we were led: to see "Life.
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Kathleenin•. •Wil n n sve are vis of m the Sanctuary, the secret place
itig - the'•Mpst':High" On Dominion.,
Mr. 'and Mrs. George .TwamI y Day, a.;w 11 attended 'garden' party -
visited on Friday at Mr. 'Adam John-
arty-visited'onFriday,atMr.'AdamJohn-. was 'held. Tables were spread on
ston's of • Curries Corners.' • the large church lawn'.and a bouriti-
Mr. Chas. Moore and Mr. Bob ful. supper. served by the ladies' of
Ross-orf-W14teel}u-rel-spen•tW-Friday- he-chuxch. The Cr : e_Yojng Peo-
ples Union and friends provided• the
excellent programme which follow-
ed. On Thanksgiving Sunday; Rev.
T. W. Neal, 'a Huron County old
,boy delivered two, splendid sermons'
and ':his visit 'was . greatly enjoyed:'
The . Presbytery of Huron. held its
,autumn . meeting in the church thus •
addisn'gF• tot- taiga. itnterest+,• ef.= aiD., sele
r�c� . i 5,
�n
�- « tit1,-,.`�i�..s r'8�.'�Q b�'•n.'. .
�b� gam'
members-- and ' friends- enabled- the
church' Board to meet all obligations
and have a good balance on hand.
Two major projects• were success-
erFrcxred*a-socia-1-hoot' O'an�es �-c.c--_€ ly'undertaken, the painting of the
THE
LUCKNQW SENTINEL
Published every T hursday morning
g
at Lneknow,. Ontario.
L. CAMPBELL THOMPSON
Publisher and, Proprietor
-ST.
Neely 'Todd and Gordon ,Miller of
. Stratford ' and Allah Miller of Harn-
ilton• -werer.•-home-far_the' week -P
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5th, 1942
ZION
Mr: and Mrs.' George Swan. are
spending'a,,while-with their grand-
daughter, Mrs, Frank Ritchie and
Mr. Ritchie..
Mrs. Wm. Ritchie and Miss Elsie
Ritchie were recent visitors in God'-.
erich with Mr. and .Mrs. Ivan Pap
err,ick.. • • . , '
• Mr: Les Alton ; is assisting Mr.
Richard Gardner who has been quite
ill' the past ttvo. •weeks but is• some
What improved. at..present: '
• • Mr. • and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland •
yisited Teeswater' friends a day last
Miss- Louise Windsor of Lucknow
spent the,, week -end , with Mr. and
Mrs. • W. •T. Gardner.
A ' progressive . euchre party :and ever4ig with ,Mr. and Mrs. Herb
• dance • was sponsored by 'th'e Wu Curran
men'S Institute: in the community Mr. and'.Mrs.,' Lloyd Hunter vii -
hall. on
ishall-on Friday evening. High honors ited'at the parental.:hothe on friday,
in• euchre werewon b'y' Miss..lsobel Miss' Grace Blake of Drumbo,'and
Phillips for tine ladies: and Gordon Mary Horton:of Stratford Normal
McPherson for . the gents;' OMnsola- spent the • weep -end at their res:
tion prizes went to Mrs. W. A. Mil pective homes.
lerattsla:Mra.Geosge Mel4lu44t �_. IVtu...atc Mxs TLs.'B,lale,.erater,-
reM fti .. till d axceiw s fi'r =*ir e= litc~,.ka .-4-14.0x1 e;• : a
Chester- and Harold Faylor,-Georrgr=•-Haward-Blake- read- 'the- top'ic:-Olive
..Stuart arid Harold Whitehead with Blake sal a solo: After an inter
Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Stuart and Mrs. esting .discussion, the meeting. closed
Rice as accompanists. Over .$•10 •w is with the mizpah benediction. All
realized -for 'pair-iat3c u -r -poses. -
Mrs. McKenzie. Webb was a visitor
last week with her daughter, Dor-
othy in Toronto.
Mrs: McMurachy went , to 'St.
Thomas 'on Monday:
• His many friends .are, . sorry '.to
know,.,that_M ._ D,. 13.: Murray is un; ,
der the' doctor's care.
The following, articles have been
forwarded ' to the Lucknow Red.
Cross: 3 afghans made'' ley pupils
of '5t. HeIerns school; 3 pair seaman's
stockings; 1 sailors • scarf; .3 pair,
whole mitts: 6 pair boys socks:, nine
boys'
, -sweaters; 5..womens 'night-
gowns; 6 pair boys ,pyjamas; 5 hel-
• mets; donation of 8 quilts.
The weekly meeting•of'the Y.P.U.
was held at Stanley Todd's on . Mon-
day • evening with 19 present. . E..W,'
Rice; Christian rfellowship convener,
presided., Mrs. W. A. Miller read the
Scripture lesson andthe topic on
the life 'of the • Archbishop of Can-
terbury was, taken by Mrs. Rice. A
poem "God give me joy" was read
by Mr. Rice. NextMoriday even-
ing the meeting will take the form
ofra Valentine social at the .home of
Earl' Durnin. . • •
.'Mrs. Gordon MacPherson isspend-
ing a few days with her mother.
-.1.1 'Mrs, McFarlane, Jamestown„
All those interested are requested
to attend the annual. meeting of: the
Public ,Library to be held at W. 1.
:Miller's on Friday evening. •
We are glad to. report that Mr.
Robert Andrew has been keeping
much better this. winter than' us-
ual and quite free from asthma.,
Church service -next Sunday will
bee at 3 • p.m: and Sunday School.
preceding the service. '
• PURPLE GROVE,
Mr. ,peorge' Thompson visited with
his daughter at Lucknow last Week..
. A number of ladies spent an, af..
-ternoon quilting at the home of Mrs.
Sam Emerson for the 'Red Cross.
Mrs. Andrew Emerson celebrated
her .82nd birthday last Thursday.
Miss Irene McDonald speriat Sun-
day with her ',sister, Mrs. Wilfred,.
Hackett -of Belfast.
. • Mrs. John Collin entertained a
group of thirty or more en. Friday
night to''a card party. Mrs.' W. Walsh
was the winner of the ladies and
Frank Emerson of 'the men. Pro-
ceeds for the Red Cross, •$7:5'0.
Mr. Frank Currie spent the week.:,
end at his Koine here, also Miss Mar-
ion Walsh. „ '
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I::IQ NORTH
LANGSIDE E' �►N.GS
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the week end. at the home of Mr.
-and Mrs. Victor Eiw ersozi. I -
Mr. and Mrsi Parish Moffat Spent
Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs.'
Wm, MacKenzie.
Miss Winnie Donaldson of Tees -
water High School spent the week-
end at her home here.. .
Mr. Jim, -Richardson who ,is asr.
listing at Mr. Farrish 'Moffat's spent
the week -end at his home: . •
Mr. 'and,,, Mrs.-•. Bill Scott spent
Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Farisb Moffat.
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The Annual ,meeting. of the church
washeld: on Tuesday: Mr. Bert Mof
fat was elected ds manager due •'to
the. retirement of Mr. Neil MacCal.
lura. Mr: Jack Richardson and '1VIr.
Angus Strome • were re-elected. Mr.
'Gordon • Wall • was appointed 'Sun-
day. School superintendent • . "
The. Mission Band meeting will be
held Brown
on Saturday, February '7th. 'at 2.30 •
o'clock:.• '
Miss .Ktherine MacPherson spent,
WHITECHURCH
Mr. Clifford Purdon,•s'on of Mr.
and Mrs. John .Purdon has' gone to
Galt to train for the army.
Mr,, • and Mrs. Roy .' Hudson of
.Wingham spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Wellwood.
Miss Mary,' Simpson • spent the
week -end With her cousin, Miss
Merle Wilson.
-Mr, Rellison Falconer'', of Toronto'
is spending' a few holidays at the
)tome of his parents, Mr. and Mrs..
C. Falconer..
Mr.. Wm. 'Adams is 'assisting Mr.
George Fisher cutting wood.-.
Mr. 'Robert Mowbray is going to
WaodsteclF today tomeet his son
Kenzie Mowbray, R.C.A.F., from the
West, who is, coming home to spend
some holidays. 0
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MORE ABOUT Th ,REAL Mac-
Arthur! • More Priot:wes - tows Reid.. "
writing in the Pictorial Review
with this Sunday's (February 8) is- •
.sue of The Detroit Sunday Times ...
casts additional light on the life, .•
charact r 'and personality • of the
gallant leader of the American.
forces in the Philippines, In ' adsii- .
tion, you will find photographs that
'will be a .welcome addition'to your
scrapbook of World War II, Be sure •
to get Sunda 's Detroit Times. T ~•
BELFAST
:Mr. and Mrs..Will-Alto '-and Wen-
dell visited last Tuesda with Mr:
and •Mrs. Roy Maize. '
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Mr. , Alex and Tom H ckett made
a business trip to. Toronto on Tues-
day. •
Misses Irene 'and Florence Mac-.
Donald;, Mr, Jack MacDonald. and
,Mr. Bert Griffith of Purple Grove
visited on . Sunday with ,Mr., and
1Vlr"s Wilf Hackett. .
Mr. and, Mrs. Bert Alton .and, fain- •
ily .spent' Sunday with:, the •tatter's
-parents• in paisley.. - •
Mr. Jimmie Hackett visited a few
days last week with his grandpar--
.
encs Mr. and Mrs, D, S. 'MacDonald. •
of Purple Grove, .•
Some persons are m debt Because,
they spend what their friends think
they make. • •
provided and ' candy served.
..Mr. and Mrs .Chas. • Pearce of
Clinton spent Saturday a't'the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
3.. Anderson,. •
Mr. Geo. Adams, Harold and,Mar-
garet of Port:Albert visited: on Sun
day afternoon 'at Mr • Thos. J. An-
'derson's. .
Mi.: and Mrs. Cecil. Johnston visit-
ed on. S'unda'y -'with hex, patents, Mt.
and., Mrs, Fitzsimmons of Arkona
:and -attende-d- the .'farewell--So-r-'vice
�f 'their ,pastor.. . • ,
Mr. ,and Mrs. Oniar,Brooks of•C.ol
borne township visited, on Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. Rich. Kil'patick.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Thompson of
Holyrood visited qn Sunday with
her parents, Mr..-a•nd Mrs. George
Saunders. Gordon and Lloyd Saun-
ders' were hone also.
Those tti•ho.attended the box social
at Crewe report a good time.
THE P I•CT-l1 RE
GALLERY
CREWE
Miss Muriel Quinn visited at her
home 'near . Kincardine over the
• week=end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Curran and
children spent Monday. evening (with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Anderson, Jr.
'Miss. Violet Culbert' of Laurier
spent •a pleasant week -end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Cui
bert. - -
• Mr. and Mrs. Bert Treleaven, Ron-
akl and 'Gwendolyn visited. on Sat -
A urday with .Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Hunter . near ' Lucknow.: -
On• Monday afternoon a Red Cross
quilt 'was quilted at Mrs. ShO'ckie-.
ton's and on Thu'rsd'ay afternoon
one was quilted at Mrs. 'Jack Riv-
ett's.
A box social was held on Friday
evening in aid of the Red Cross.
Progressive games were enjoyed,
then ' Mr. Sherwood auctioned off
the boxes. Proceeds amounted to
•$18:69. ' '
Mr. Colin Crozier • was home from
Wingham for the week -end, accorn-
panied by •his • cousin, 'Billy Allan
of •lruckriow,
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'church, roof ar..d' the. shingling of the
large ' shed; For'the third year in
succession the Missionary givings,
increased and the Women's Mission-
ary Society exceeded its..alloeatiori.
The British Church. War Relieffund •
was also ger•._srously supported. The
work of the Women's. Association
was revealed in .splendid' support of
the Red Cross Society,' the Sunday
School -an d-ehoir . The -minister, Reii.-
W. P. New man was voted a bonus
of $150.00 ,(from 'the. three churches,
on the charge) and invited to re-
main • for 'afourth year.
Mrs. Pearl Powies, St. Thomas,
—spent three weeks with Mrs.
D. Sproul and daughters; returning
to •her home last week. '
Mr. and M;:s.: Bill McC'lu're,. Jr.,
were spending last week -end'' with
relatives here and Bill, who has been
training at Kitchener in the Active
Service Corps and Saturday night
received a phone call that he was
drafted to go to Alberta, and he left
immediately.
WHO' IS I T?
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Last week's picture was that• of
• STEELE.MURDOCH' ,
a pioneer brick and stone •mason,
whose handiwork• can be seen from
Kinloss to Goderich. Mr, Murdoch
built the nti'all surorunding the Dun-
lop monument at ,Goderich.
, Born in Scotland only twenty
miles fr'otli the' birthplace of Rob-
ert Burns, Mid, Murdoch came to
l.,ltcknoa' when only ane house•was
starveling. '
' 'Mmbers cif the Murdoch family
continue to reside in the village.
KINLOUGH.
Mr. and Mrs: Levi Eckenswiller
and Douglas of Londonvisited over
the week -end with Mr. and .Mrs,
Herb Graham, •
Gnr. Wray Pinnell, of Camp Bor-
den 'spent Sunday at his home ;here.
Mr. Kenneth Haldenby of Toronto
is visiting this • .week'. with friends
here. I
Mr, ' and Mrs: Wilbert Hodgkinson
and Kenneth have, returned from
Goderich to take up residence •with•
the former's father,, Mr. J. B. Hodg-
.hinson.. .
Mr. andl'_Mrs Joe .Wall, Con. 14,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Alf Haldenby.
Mrs. Wm. McLean and Mrs. Herb
Graham' have returned home after
spending a . few days with London
friends.
The annual btisiriess meeting of
the Presbyterian church was .held
on Thursday of last week. '
The Girls' W. A. met at the home
of Miss Edna Boyle on .Saturday
afternoon. •
Lomax' Bushell, C.A:P.O., Gander,
Newfoundland, is spending a' few
days with his parents; Mr. and Mrs.
John 'Etishell.• •, ,
Mr. and •Mkt. John Moonie and Geo.
of Bervie aria Mr. and Mrs. Mel Os -
bourne and family of /Iuronwere
recent visitors with. Mr. and• Mrs.
Dan McFarlan.
Please keep in Mind the W. I. At
Home at Holyrood omTltursday ev-
ening.. '
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e Purchase of Sugar i
egulated
s Aprudent precaution, the quantity og•sugar'which may lawfully be consumed
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in any household is now restricted by ,law to an amount of three-quarters of
one'Pound perpersonmore than two
. per week, and, it is .now unlawful to purchase ,..
weeks' supply at any one time or to Make any purchase. if present supp'ies are
sufficient for ,more than two weeks,
been taken to ,conservethe sarisfactor•r3'resery
This: step has b a e a stook: of sugar
.n1tQl 11 1 F ��e t1thereis ne.�oR: for h d Hf_anl:t li rYa
Ration coupons will not be used to enforce- the7sugar limitations in Canada. The
supply _ of spgar in our country' has been under. control for more than two 'and a
half years and the homekeeper has always been able to satisfy' her needs;' she will
continue to be able to do so and the price ceiling 'law protects her against any ; . 7.
increase in price. -
The maintenance of the new regulation governing the purchase of sager
:.. , f all laws- in a -democratic -country must:rest,, upon . the.:.
rests, as the success -of . ,
loyal support of the people. Any consumption of sugar in excess of the quantity
stipulated by this regulationis not only an offence against the, law, but. is .also., ..
a betrayal'of the war effort and conse p ently an offence against decency.
`Reports received from retailers indicate that in some districts there has been
misunderstanding ofthe requirements, of the 'law. . In some cases, people are under
the impression that they should at once lay in a sufficient supply for two weeks; this•
of course is not` •necessary becausea continued supply of sugar is, assured. In other
cases it has•been assumed that a greatly restricted ration is. tobe. made effective.th the
near future..This is incorrect because The Wartime Prices and Trade Board, lias
already stated that the sugar supply; situation is' such that requirements of the
consumer at the rate of three-quarters of a pound per week can readily be supplied.'
._ ' : u _ ... -. - , - m-unknowili '•. - r-eaki t --the 1awr'-it is
�a-zrreans of protecting consumers fro gly-b g ,,.
suggested ' to retailers that, for the present, they limit Sales to. any one customer to
an amo'unt of not=more than five pounds.
Sum''iaamm • of Sim. Ra•t on g.; Regulations
1. The ration is % pounds , per person per. week, •
• including adults, children and infants, members of the'
fain ly, boarders, servants, andguests' who remain • for
days or more. • • •
1'. Purchase your sugar in the ordinary way, but not
more than two weeks' supply at, a• dine. No coupons,
stamps or tickets tfe ,required. ,
3. 'Do not purchase any sugar if you have two weeks'
or more supply on hand.
4. Persons in remote areas who are not able to buy
every week or two weeks may continue to 'buy more
than two week's' supply at' a time, butshould measure
their consumption at the ration rate, namely 3/4 pounds
•per person per 'week.
5. Lumber camps and other firms providing board
for their employees mustsee that consumption is
restricted to. %,4pounds per week per person, effective
•itninediately.
-61. I✓conomize,on sugar in every way you can; some
people can get along on less than she ration. Persons
linin .in hotels restaurants, etc„ are expected
restri t their sugar consumption: : ;
7. Additional supplies of sugar will be made available
for home preserving and canning.
$. The restriction applies only 'to cane 'and beet
sugars of all kinds -granulated sugar, icing sugar, -fruit.
sugar, brown sugar, raw sugar, etc.
• 9., Industrial users of sugar; . hospitals and other -
institutions, hotels and restaurants, will be ' advised by
the Sugar ' Administrator how the sugar restrictions
will'.affect than.
10.. Retailers are entitled to refuse sale or to limit
sales to any person they' have reason to believe
' attempting to disregard this law.
Vigorous steps will be taken to punish wilful infractions
of the -law. The penalties provided are imprisonment
for as long as two .years and. a fine up to $5;000
Issued Under the- Authority of THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE. BOARD, Ottawa, • considiv)
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