The Lucknow Sentinel, 1942-08-27, Page 74 .
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as. Durnin is now with, his
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} nursday', August 20th
.:at -wand Mrs.- 1Vlelville Stewart, at
" ..,amrlton
vis- 3oderich Hospital, a baby girl, Clara
;i r Mr. Gilbert Haat I Hay, weighing eleven. pounds, one
Paisk.'y spent'••last week with Mrs. large heavy truck doing work near
'; ..ninese to pilot
-eel of trucks.. • from Ran -
m goon to Chungking._.`
Also "Traveltalk"• and, "'News"
Matinee Sat. Afternoon 2:30
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday':
Aug. 3.1. Sept. 1, 2...
-•- SPENCER TRACY— - ;-
HEDY LAMARR
JOHN GARFIELD
"- 'TORTILLA FLAT" . •
Thinstoryis adapted from, the
John, Steinback novel. and .
tells of a small fishing village, •
in which money is scarce and
work a last resort.
Also "Canada Carries On"
ZION
Mrs. R. E. Finlay left On Thursday
last for herhome in Saskatoon after.
spending `the past two months with
friends here and in Lucknow:
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin 'Dixon and
family of, Dungannon were. Sunday
guests of Mr.' and Mrs. Cecil Gard-
ner. Miss Mildred Quaid of Dun-
gannon is a visitor with'' her sister,:
Mrs.: C. Gardner 'and Mr. Gardner.
R. Middleton: •
Mrs, D. McKay ',of Detroit is vis-
iting withx;her sister, Mrs. Dan Mac
lntyre b ••
Miss. Mary and Ruth Reynolds arid
&tither -Fred with
Toronto spent the
week: end with friends and -relatives
on the~ Sixth and Fourth:
Mrs. Jessie McInnes .and Mrs.aW.
• Ro'bb of Lucknow spent Friday with
Mrs.'R. Middleton.,
The August,nieetirig of -tFi`e�U F:
W: O: was held ..at the home of Mrs.
R. G. Martin. Mrs. -Wm. MacDonald
presided.. The meeting 'opened with
the opening song and' repeating the
I;ord's p .layer in unison. Community
Singing with, Miss: Lillian Obarne
at the piano. Mrs. D. McKintion read
the minutes of Mast meeting and Mrs
Martin gaye .'the treasurer's. report
`The, roll call was responded ''to' by
".point of etiquette. After the'.busi-
ness was transacted a program fol-
•1'owpd': a recitation byBeety-Fiam-
ikon, reading • by' Grace McKinnon.
• a humorous recitation by MiSs Dean
McLeod, the ' topic was read by Mrs.
L : McIver, Miss Wilda, Osborne de-•
lighted those• present with her sing-;
ing, accompanied by her •sister':Lil-
lian; Miss Jessie MacKay ' gave a
paper on.Alaska Which was interest-
ing. Singing the National Anthem
closed -the' meeting. Mrs: Hamilton
moved a vote of thanks tothe hos-
tess and those- helping with the pro-
gram. Lunch. was served and a plea-
sant time spent. .The September
meeting is to be at the home of Miss
Jessie MacKay,
Mr. and Mrs. Pipe of Goderich
spent _MQnday__afteerno_on,:with Mt._.
and Mrs. Sam Reed..
Mr.' Lane Gardner ' returned on
Saturday, to Hamilton afterspend-•
ing a few days at, his horne \here,
Mr. and Mrs. Georgie Hunter were
visitor's this week with Mr: and Mrs:
Herb Stothers, Dungannon. •.
Mrs, Bill Webster and family Of
- d, Mrs. W. T>Xeardner.
'Mr. and Mrs. James 'Gardner and
famiiy,
Lucknow, were visitors on
Sunday with the latter's parents.
Mr. .and. M•rs. E. Gardner.
'We extend sincere sympathy to
those bereaved through the death if
Mrs.Mary.. Ann ._Woods, who passed
away on Saturday. last. Mrs. Wood'::
will be greatly missed as she was
a devoted mother and• a • kindly
neighbor. , . •
Mrs, George Bunter' spent a Week
in Lucknow with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Hackett. Mr„ Hack=
ett is doing as well as carebe looked`
for after his accident. • ••
Mrs. Samuel Reed and 'Miss Lorn
Reed spent Saturday in Guelph
ST. H EL.ENS .
Visitor in the community nided&
Mr. and Mrs: Neely Todd of Strat-
ford:.with'• Mr. 'and Mrs: D: Todd;
Mr. &• Mrs. Wm. Doherty of Guelph
with .Mrs. R. J. Woods;, Mr. • Mel
Brown of Kitchener • at •Mr. R.
Wood's Miss McGregor of Lucknow
41. Jfr ane' .M s G- M • Stuart,
� •' • 4411 ' p OM:02 0ragi`0.Yfsti f
1VIr:s:: Horace 'McGuire "and -Shirley
Anne 'of London,.with :Mr_ ancLMrs .
E. J. Thom. '
Her many •friends ' are glad to
knokv' that .Mrs. James 'Gaunt is re-
'covering,..favorably following an op--
eration• performed at -Victoria Hos-
pital, London, last Wednesday.
The September meting of the
Women's' Institute will -be held .in•
the Cornfinunit'y Hall on Thursday,
September. 3rd at 2.30.. Roll call—
"The,talent of the person' on your
right". Subject=in charge of Mrs
Stanley .Todd, ..social Welfare 'coir-
eener. Program committee,. Mrs_. D:
Plii'llips„Mrs.• l,fcK.; Webb. Hostess-
e.s. Mrs. Lorne Durnin, Miss Annie
Durnin. Mrs., Rice. •
testae.
.1 fair
CH/MNEYS... v common
cause of fire .�.
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Every fourth fanw chinfney is unsafe
and liable to start a tire. ' 'Practically
all, farmhouse tires are due to defective
chimneys and faulty hecating!equipmen't.
deck YOUR chimneys this fall.
Get into,, your attic and • inspect th'r
chimneys for cracks, breaks. rotten
mortar; soft bricll;s arid' open joints. Make sure that no joist,
° beam or other wood is set into the chimney's brickwork -
No c"Itintneybnilt with an of fsct --or a ithin ` four inches of •
any wood should be coti'sidercd safe.:.
at„,
sure that ' all unused pipe openings' are closed with
• metal, asbestos or cement. Clean out your chimneys "before
they burn you out! `•.
Every chiinrney should extend two feet.o`neriore above the
ridge of a peaked roof or three feet or more above a flat roof.
A fciv dollars spent •on your clrinnn,ys' now may .nn'? 'yen
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thwtsnitds haler. •
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Culross Mutual Fire, Insurance Coa, Teeswater'
Fainters' Central Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Walkerton:
5 MOST COMMON
CAUSES OF FIRE
CHIMNEYS
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ELECTRIC
WIRE
LIGHTNING >
SPONTANEOUS
COMBUSTION
Sarnia. •
Mrs.w:.Minnie Jones received .word
on Tuesday that'. her 'brother,. ,Mr.
Harry°fMarsh. of Revel Oak; Minh-,`
had .on ' that 'day • underwent a ser-
ious operation after not feeling well
for sotxie. time.' HiS. friends. •in thi'ss
community wish for him a quick' and
' :omplete. recovery.
Jack Glenn 13 -Year-old son ' of
Mr. and Mrs. ''rank Glenn . has been
,seriously ilf this wee&; 'but at ' time
''of writing we hear he is somewhat
better. '•
Mr. 'Ron Pentland • and his mother
Mrs. A. B. Pentland returned after
attending the Howarth . Rumble
wedding;' at• 'Richmond' Hill, 'last
week. - •
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Mr. • Keith Smeltzer; air -training
nil'ot from Edmonton, stationed at
Sky Herber spent the weekend
with his co'us'ins, Mr. and.' Mrs. -Wil-
berBrown He was also accompan-
ied by- his friend, "Mr. Russel -Whit-
njore, a pilot • from • Los Angeles
. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stewart and
little daughter .Dianne of Monkton
were Sunday., visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Hugh Stewart_. ' ' • '
• Pte- Carmen Haines of • .Terrace'
Camp, near. Prince Rupert, B.C. re
turns#d' to camp after two weeks
leave here•' with, relatives.
Wedding bells are . ringing. .in the
not too far distant! '
-Mr. ,,Arthtir Brown , of Dundas'
Spent the week -end at the home , of
his mother, Mrs. C. C. Brown. He
was accompanied by his aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs; Nelson Couch
`afStratford_ -
Mr.. Torn Little, of Barrie- called
.on a. -few• old -friends around Dun-
gannon last week. ,. - - • • •
• Mrs. Otto •Popp -gave her home 'fpr•
the August meeting of the •United
Church W. A. 'on .Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas.. Alton•, president,'.led and
opened the meeting with. ,a hymn
ollenind ..b3 - prayer-- by Mrs..•: aOliw :_.
t til • 1 . icon. •. :.3 ” • , ; • ° t ; c.-
esting • article entitled " londerftti".,
After-another—±hyrnn ' the- --oil. -w.as- -
called and' the • minutes read; also
'a tlniee letter from one of the local•
boys in ...the army, who. received a
pen. The September meeting is in •
'charge •of • Mrs. 'Culbert and Mrs.
Kitchener. Finnigan. -- -Miss-;Bertha"
•Popp favored with a .solo, followed
byiss Cora Dickson giving a'paper.
on "Dominion from Sea to Sea" and
base M ore' the 'scripture of Isa. 9th
chap. 0th and 7th verse. O. Canada
and its •government' was well t ex
plained: and its formal 'procedure.
All. were benefited by this/ pa'triotie
subject. Mrs'. Leroi Stingel then
played .a piano solo. A hymn and the
National Anthem was. then.sung and
the 'mizpah benediction ,repeated..
Mrs. Everett Harris entertained with
a guessing contest and a social time
was enjoyed.
. Pte.- Irvine Eedy ' of Niaraga-on-
the-_Lake is 'enjoying a week -end
leave with his parents, Iylr.' and Mrs.
Heber Eedy.
. .Miss Ferne Alton returned home
last week after visiting a few days
in , Toronto: ' • • • '
Mr. Leroi Stingel has completed
painting the interior and exterior of
the public , school i at Kinlough. 'He
is now doing the same for the school
a little. further west at Marlton. •
.t,able of de -
appealing message to
..t
people. In the• evening the ser-
vices were of a two fold nature.
Fallowing. a short .Service in , Eng-
lish,he spoke briefly in the Gaelic
language.. •
A large number of visitors were
•
present from Ashfield, Luckriow and
the surrounding „district of Huron
township, who were 'anxious to 'hear
the gospel in, the tongue of • their
forefathers. Those who were unable
to understand, listened with interest
and. appreciation. It has been some
time 'since Mr.:McLean'has preached
in this language, yet he was ;ab10 to
present the truths of scripturein an
intelligent, and impressive :manner, ,
To • those unfamiliar •'with the
Gaelic sin'gin'g it proved a rich treat',
as •the Psalms were sung with John
McLeod acting : as precentor: Ser-
vices of this nature are rather un-
ique in this present day.
Fifty • years .ago, or over, Gaelic
was' the leading language in this
community, as•• themajority of Cit-
izens were able, to speak or, under-
stand ..it. Gaelic services were held
each . Sunday in each of _ the two
Presbyterian churches in Ripley.
,_,. and Mrs..Vic-
ear. and Mrs. George Harkness
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Hardy of near Teeswater.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Morrison re-
turned home from Toronto 'on • Sat •
-
urday: Mr, Morrison underwent an .
operation while there. Mrs. Forsythe
and Jerry motored home with' her
parents and spent ;;; the, week -end
here.,0-
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. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ross and Min-
nie, `Mr.' and Mrs. Alex 'Murray of
Toronto are spending two weeks at
'their 'summer :home., here. • Ii
Mr. and .Mrs: Gordoxi-.Montgomery
visited recently while . on their
honeymoon with Mrs. Wm,- Taylor.,
Mrs. 'Montgomer'y '.was•• •.formerly.
'Muriel Patterson. .
Mr. Joe Tiffin, Jr. ' has ' received
notice -to' Bove medical ' examination
for the services. u
Miss. Ardyss Brown had her ton-
sils removed in Wingham Hospital
• on.._ Tuesday. ' : .•
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Prayer./ meetings were held and at
sacramental season, the services be-,
gan on Thursday and ended en
Monday,' with Friday being 'a special
'q,uestion day, when ministers and
'laymen discussed religious natters.:
-Ripley Express. •
a•
• Mrs. Lane and
of Toronto called on rela-
tives here on Monday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Shelton ' of
Toronto' spent the past 'Week with
his mother, Mrs. Elsie Scott here-
and Chris renewed many acquain-.
tances here having spent his child-
hood in this vicinity and it bein
12 years since he last visited here
... Miss • Betty. Elliott and Miss. El-
eanor Townshend of London .visited
last week with the former's sister,
Mrs. Karl Boyle; ' • • -
David .Trafford of Durham' • was
holidaying With • I•x''lma Jean . and
Marion -Percy. .•
Mrs: Wm. Hedley 'spenta few days,
with her sister, Mrs. H. IA. Graham
and other relatis,'ps here.
Billy and Betty Peterson returned
to their • home in. Torontoe w • :
..• The H W.`l will rfieet`at the home
of Mrs.' Frank Thompson en. Theis-
day, September 3r'd.
Little Helen • Johnstone returned
kiorne'afte'r• ho1idayirig'with'relatives
1stt Kincardine,, • . • •
Mr. and' Mrs: Elmer ' Armstrong.:
.Anne and Beth • of 'Niagara Falls,
Mrs, -L- a' fan rrra'nd••Shir4eyeut- uf-
fale were recent visitors with their
sister, Mrs. Jas. Hodgins.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
•Geo. Haidenby were Mr; gild Mrs.
Howard Thompson, Marie • and Bert
of Huron and; Mr. and Mrs.'Howard'
McGuire. and Lovell of .Olivet.. '
Francis and Jimmy Oberle of
Teeswater are holidaying With. the
•
LANG.SIDE NORTH
Miss Jean Orr spent last week at
her home after having her tonsils ,;
:removed in Wingham General Hos-
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Thgs. Moffat -and
Waldron, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stuart
if Teeswater • were recent visitors •
with'IMr.• and .Mrs. F. G:. Moffat,
LAC. Graham Moffat returned to•
Halifax• on Saturday after spending
six weeks on harvest leave, •
The ' Y.P.S. social was held on the
awn. at the home. of Mr. and Mrs.
. Iohn Richardson on' Mondayeven-
'.ng last with an attendance of 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Orr received •
'telegram on Saturday. from' their,
;on . Bob who 'had arrived safely
Overseas. -
Murray children; •Concession 10.
_Little John •Harold' Hodgins...,son
ifs ly1r...' and 'Mrs., :Tolin Hodgins Was
'3aptized.in. the Church of the Mes
lahKincardine, Sunday after-,'
,•
'noon by'Arehdeacon•.W. H. Hartley.
..Mr.' and 'Mrs, •Jas:"Hodgius atthhded --
the service. . -
, Miss Muriel McBride of' Toronto
spent the week -end at her hoMe
here, :'• • . • .
Mr. and- Mrs. Mac Lane and fame
ily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.'
c'ierman Carefoot' at Tiverton. .
Neola Fair of Bervie is holidaying
wi'ih, her aunt, Mrs. 'B. E. McLean.
Miss Winnie Percy, R.N. of List=
owel • is visiting with. 'her mother;
Mrs. Wm, Percy. •
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ASHFIELD
Miss Madge MacDonald of Van-
couver called on old friends here.
recently,. -
Mr. and Mrs. Eastman of Port
Hope visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Gibson last week. -
-•""'Misses • Florence' MacDonald and
Marion MacKenzie of Toronto spent
the week -end here. •
Mr. and Mrs. R. Bissett 'and Jean
of Toronto were at ;theft home here
for the creek -end.
Mrs. Fred Williams,' Mrs. A. Weir
and Grace of Toronto are spending
part of the summer at the home. of
Mr. Wm. Johnston.
Miss Allie Nelson spent last week
in Lucknow the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. John Jamieson.
Rev. Dr. H. F. and Mrs. •Rhoad' of
Philadelphia 'are. spending part of
their vacation with their 'son and
daughter-in-law at the Manse:
Mr. Jack Wiegand of Detroit spent
his ,vacation the guest of the Mac-
Lean 'family,
ac-Lean'family, of the .12th Concession,
The people of this community
were shocked on Sunday, August 16
.to learn of the very sudden death
of Miss Annie MacIntyre..Miss' Mac-
Intyre was thd daughter `of• the late
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Maclntyre who
were 'pioneers here. Only two of
their family survive, Mrs. WA. Mof-
fat of Teeswater and Mr. Sol Mar-
Intyre of London. Dr. Rhoad con-
ducted the funeral service on Tues-
day, August '18th. Interment was in
the family plot in Lochalsh cemet-
ery-
P
Employers and lost Offices
have been requested to dis-
play in a prominent place
the . official Table of • Tax
Deductions.
Forms TD -1 may be secured,
from your employer, Post
Offices, ' or local Income Tax
offices.
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Income,. Tax is Fair to All
An In the fourth year of war, Canada will need almost four billion
dollars. This is the equivalent of nearly $350 from every man, woman
and child in the country. '
Even' with the 'highest income tai in history, 52% only , of the
money Canada needs will be raised by taxation. The rst will have to be
borrowed by means of. 'War Savings' Stamps, Certificates and Victory
.fonds,
Starting with the -first pay period in September representing .Sep-
tember earnings only, your employer is required by law to deduct your
income tax from your wages orsalary, and send it, promptly to the
Government. Everybody will pay .his share as he goes along.
• It's going to be tough ... ,but not too tough! Here are
some good featores:
• - 1. • You will pay as you earn, so that you
will not be faced with a large temp sum
payment. 'next year.•
2. The National Defence .Tax already de-
ducted during the .first 8, months of this year
has been taken into account in the Table of
Tax Deductions. .,
3. Though the income rix rates show a sharp
increase oyer last year, 2 large portion of this
increase is actually savings. to be paid back •to
you with interest after The war.
4.. The money you are paying for life insur-
ance premiums, . annuities, principal , repay-
ments .on your home, or into a • pension fund
may be deducted (up to a certain maximum)
from the savings portion of ,your income tax.
[n many cues this may be sufficient to make
payment of the 'savings' portion of the tax
unnecessary. '1.'
Unless you are single, without .dependents, and not Making payments of the
tpes mentioned in paragraph 4 above, you should file Form TD -1 with your.
employer. Otherwise, you may not be .allowed the credits to which you are
entitled. DO NOT DELAY. File Forth TD -1 with your employer at -on2e sd -
than you may get the full allowances from the start.
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MARRIED PERSON WITH TWO DEPENDENTS
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INCOME TAX DIVISION. MC FRASER ELLIOI-I',
Commissioner of lueoaw T .
HON. COLIN GIBSOW,
Minister of National Revenue.
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