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THE •LU t40)*. 5ENT1'NEL
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'THURSDAY, AUGUST 1st, 1940,
!ANDREW LANE e� •.. �.• � :Q'�IV'E°� PICPIIC,
LOCAL andGENERAL
i'
A : - an.
,%-----'------),''HELD, A` ' POINT
FAMILY „•__,--,_ ,, ry • ' CLEAR OUT aur' Bathing Cap; Olivet Church picnic
icnic ' ;teas held 1
The Andrew-Lane.P
last Thursday at, Tout's Grove, Bruce
h and was attended by about 100
h,. -
man sniffled upon the occasion
"'wrap' :SH$EK DRESSES -with Slip Cool as ice cream soda.
0
• Tbere.is no doubt about it. Special
$2.98
PRIINTED CREPE DRESSES
S' 'GOLF lined throughtmt, belt loops It will, trey
BOX opening. 69c
you to have two pairs'for school p
• weight, colored stripe. To -day's
TERRY TOWELLING—Hgary 2 i e
wholesale price 33c: OUR PRICE.
ASH SUITS—Little chaps 2 to - :5 look adorable in theseTwo
W '19c '
toned' Vita=Shan. Blue, Green end Yellow .
ONE LOT LADIES DRESSES -;Printed, crepe and sheer. -Clearing'
- 51.00
LADIES'' SLIP;
9c, 75c, 98c
OnFridays
we are offering our entire stock while was held at Point -Clark with abaiit
they last at half-price. McKIM'S,
two hundred present. For entertain-
Beac
:The Recall Store. nrent there was three softball games,
ether races. Man -
members of the family. The weather-
man Air. and Mrs. Malcolm Watson are
horse shoe throwing and
It farmer's mo err of the .sports were A. MacTav-
here with the agers
a lovely cool breeze in the visiting
thee. � " h and J McIntosh Results were as
shade of the grove, to make everyone.
The results
leaven; en• girls
Lane bops 8
!rs - follows:
comfortable: Dirk Diurdie, infant son o Mr. and 1 Boys 6 and;.under=Allan MacGhar
of the sport:, were ask Mi:S. IC_ C. 113urdie. is ill with a .mild les • Sandy MacLennan, Harry Coll-
, follows: boys, 4 • slid .under, Stewart attack of measles- I•• °''ears—Dave Barkwell,
ing;. boys' 8 y
Lane; boys .6 and under, Dick 'Pre- Anne MacTavish, Jack MacLennan;
6 and under, Caroline The Lucknote Pipe Band was ori the E1=
eav at the Seaforth Lions Club boys 10 years—Jim MacLennan,
; and under, David Bark- - programa
r Helen Web- monster . carnival• last week. !leer MacLennan, Alvin Hamilton.
,well; 'girls 8 and under , Girls 10 years—Alice Barkwbll, Betty,
tai 'bo s 10 and under, Steven Stoth- •Mr. Con ' Decker' and Billy spent Keeton, Joan Snider; boys 12—Don-
,well;
' y Bark- " ,they called Carrick-Colling;, boys,
and: under; AliceTaranto where , Y d Hamilton,
ars; girls' 10 ..Monday in al
well; boys, 12 and under, John An 15—hod MacCharles, 'Frank . Sark-
on Mr. and Airs. A L']itzsteiri,. former- is S.1 Pat
well Dan 1tlacTavish`; girls, 1
MILITARY TRAINING
PLAN 'EXPLAINED
Speaking .in the House of Commons{
on Monday, Defense Minister J. L.
Ralston eacplained. Canada's, new mil-
itary training that is expected'to 'be-
come operative by Octobee 1st, when
30,000 men will be trained monthly
for a period of thirty days. A" brief
of the plan and an outline
ma
sum rY
and explanation of certainpoints fol -
ernpleton & Co
Midsummer Paint Sale
M aster Painters
Approved
EXCELLENT QUALITY '
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Colors:
Asa
drew;girls 12 and under
Patricia ricia
••Ely.- of Lacltnoiv. ' M
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Treleaven; voting Agnes Stoths •
e r, young
i an -Fran. Barkwell; roll- Mrs. Maley
eforall 'SaAdY•Macs
Charles,Ebner query, ArnoldMac-
Mr. a.,Mrs. Bruce Davis, Mr. andGuiie; ladies'• free-for-all—Peggy
ry C
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pbel Rowan
owan and
sy Lever,
Wilda
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borne,
Mar
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D'i" Thonrpson ; 1 -Den,s fe
ing pin fornaciedladies, Mrs. G..daughter Winnifred eef Winnipeg vis- MacCharles; boys, 18—Frank Bark-
Kirkand- men's,- caber toss, ,R. xI..tted1est week th PMellBob Macintosh RodMacCharles:
R r' :,
Treleaven; maniedladies -pie-plate
race, Mrs. 0. McCbarles; biscuit -bal-
loon race, Winnie Lane; men's rail=
ride, .J. Barkwell. e .
After supper a short business' meet-
ing and . program Was held during
which a minute's, silence was observed
in memory of those who had passed
,on, since last year. The 1940 officers
were re-elected for 1941.
Present Army Establishment •
1. The C.A.S.F. comprising' as ata
today 133,572. men, from 19 . to 451
years of age, who are serving etho �e
and abroad. Pay—$1.30 per 'day p
allowances
IVORY, GREEN, CREAM, RED, GREY, BROWN',
WHITE,
CLEAR QUICK DRYING . VARNISHES
Mrs. Mervin 31cDonald of Kitchener 'Sowers, Jean 11dacGillvray; Patsy Lev
er; married men—Omar Brooks, 01
Donald's parents, Mr. and Mrs: Chas. ` iver MacCharles, ' Robert Hamilton;
Steward;--- •
ThroWing rolling pin—Margaret
packs tips p
hiipes to- . Haines, Mrs: R. Hamilton, Mrs. J.
Reid Alfor Kitchener ! to join day and leavesColling;Calling chickens—Mrs. Bert
'.
the 'Scotch Fusiliers; as they, 'moveBreckenridge, vin Calling• married women,
rs. Alex MacTavish,
into ca, � at London onWalter Ronlston;. Mrs. Or -
spent :the Weeksend with Mrs. M
•
2. The Veterans' Home Guard eom-
parries, comprising veterans of the.
Great War, 50 years and under; who
are doing full-time service defending.
hey, Point's. There are. authorized 22
companies of 250 men each. Pay is the
same as:C.A.S.F.,,
3. The •Non -Permanent Active IVIil-
itia (N.P."A.M.f comprising men, 18
t0 5.. .e ` age, who `have volun-
4a years .of
tee
red for service in the militia and
who do part time training"' Pay $120
per day, without'alleteances: They are
Paid 0n
ly
for
the
time
Vent, ,
in t
rain-
ing. .
4. The Veterans' Home Guard (Re-
serve, comprising war veterans, of ' 50
years of ageand under, who are doing
part time ..training. same as
N.P.A.AI
The New. Policy
Voluntary recruiting for the, N. P.
A. AL., as distinct from the C: A.
(S: F. will be suspended on August
15 for thetime being. •
o L d Friday or -
-Weeks' training: i race—Mrs.
gLEL'•E11 APPLY ,FOR � period' son, Mrs..Oritar Brooks.
IN INCH AM 'POSTAI ASTERSHIP •. Arthur Smith of ' Prescott, son of
Mr_ and Mrs: ,Reg. .Smith, formerly
A baaril of examiners was here on P of Lacl�oty, visited this week with his
r brother
fo
nts
Thursday to test, the serf° friend Bill Treleaven Art's
the position of postmaster for Wing -)Donald, who is on the Brampton Bank
ham. Eleven applications were,receit ,teff, • has made application, to join
ed' by the Civil Service Commission . the ,Air Force
eb-
A. Pe
ws
• H.'C
MacLean,
as 'folioMorgan
les C. Wilson; J. O. Habkirk, D. J.W. A Berson Ars
Kennedy, J. Halliday, H. T. Thomson,
Clare Adams, Frank Sturdy, G. Will-
iams and Ken Wealer. Advance -
Times.
k villa Finlay
GALLONS ONLY'
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W C solation Prizes
consolation prnzes : of $1.00 each in her sister Joan, left on Saturday Hamilton's .group, running
�onthampton' Rof,ary a visit with friends at Mitchell. Little jump, Ivan. Henderson; girls under 12.
the draw at the children
Geitrade Raynard, girls over 12, Jean
Club carnival `recently. Bobbie' and Joan McCallum, McGillvra 3 -legged race, Ivan Hen -
CHARLIE
Mr. and Mrs. James McCallum. y;. gg
have also been holiday ing at the •
Berson and Donald Hamilton..
CHARLIE ILaRIIER'S GREETING Point. Lnneh was served' by the ladies and
•
ON ANNIVERSARY OCCASION
PARAMOUNT W. I. PICNIC
2, 3:
;Chars., . Fri„ Sat. Aug. 1__
Deanna Durbin
in
"It's A Date .
Kay Francis Walter Pidgeon
Eugene• t'allette
and -
Harry IlawaiinsOrcfiestra Royal
• "' a .
A .. successful picnic, sponsored by
the Women's Institute, was held on
the School grounds 'on Tuesday •after
noon of last week.. Winners in the
ol-
sf.
ere a.
Peet, -
Mrs en , - • various children's races
Iienderson and Donald left•by motor lows: children under schoo age, Atari
for Northern Ontario on Monday, and 31eCharles; boys. race,' Donald Ilamil-
will visite with Mrs. Henderson's son, C ton; girls race, Viola • Cook; married
Bill, at 'Barr River' where he has a Pwomen, ars. 0. Richards; clack Donald
ministerial ;charge until the college Lillian Raynard; frogand
Won on '1rin. Kempton; backward race, Don -
R J. Moi►ire. and Jack Irwin of Miss Maagaret McCallum who has aid Hamilton; kick the slipper, Mrs:
'g atPoint:.. Clark with Wm_ Hamilton-
' singing c"ontest, Mrs.
Don-
Lucky/oar tivere lusted ' as winners of been holida5�n>, fog broad
'Provision will be . made to bring
into the militia the men who'are to -
be . called for training duty and ser-
vice in Canada under the'National:
Resources' Mobilization Act. The men
thus recrpited. Will be brought dir-
ectly
ir
ec b imente,
t
Hamilton; leap frog AlAI Irwin
term opens in the. fall.
ricarcijne
Midulte
.
SHOW—SUN. AUG. ,4th.
.
'GSI'ECI:ILLY FOR . ,k
YOUNG: PEOPLE! -
"OH JOHNNY
HOW YOU CAN LOVE.
iT'S A LU LU .'_ - I
sly int the militia. . reg
hroughout the country. "
. 30
These nen, will be called,. for�
days'. tiainipg, beginning, it is ex-
pected, about October 1, ., 1940, in, It is imperative that. no distinction
oups' of 'approximately 30,000 Yuen Ir be drawn between the men called for
the
h
Mona Tues:.Wed. Aug 5, 6, '
ONE OF THE. YEAR'S
BEST DRAMAS
on M Son'.
My S Y
llrian Aherne 1 ouis Hayward
• Madeleine Cdrroll .
Adapted from. Howard Spring's.
• Famous Novel
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FOR EXTERIOR OR
INTEICIOR USE
PAINTING NOW YOU WILL NEVER DO IT FOR LESSi
DO YOUR
,'. Electric. Washers On Hand
�y Second Hand
the
owe
per month Single men in
• • t: 1
u
age •categories will be called 1
ed f s
is unlikely that married men will bt
called during" the first year.
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— 'PHONE 66 -= Plumbing; Electric:Wiring
Hardware, Coal,. • '
LUCKNOW I;IBLE INST1TV'rE . OBITUARY
TO
JOHN"
t,.
DALTON
. JO ,
The message at the Institute .nest MRS visit to.. Detroit,
RY •O
Mr_ and Mrs. Win'. Hackett, Emery .a silver collection was.taken to cover
C'hillisvack, B_C_, July 16th. • and 'Layette of Lamont, Alta., spent )tt expenses.
Mr.. Joseph Hackett, • p the latter part'' of the week with
L ittioev Ont_ Ale.srs Joseph and James R_ Hackett,
nc - .
Dear Uncle- • of I ricti-noi , ,1t,• is 65 years since Mr.
So�, nneon was good Omagh to fors Hackett left here and while visiting
'ward" an imitation to attendthe ett' Un- here he �isifed Iris old home.at Hac-
anniversary. services. of .Hack s hettown, also renewing : former ac
)ted Church next Sunday. It reached
e today. Obviously it is impossible , quaintances.
m
- Nfor me to attend, and'I hasten to for-
ward heartiest greetings and best
wishes for .the anniversary occasion
and for the years to come.
and will . be�.
Friday evening August�hrle on a
-
brought by Mr: D. G. MacKenzie and " John C. eon, in Ashfield,
y
ed suds
d 1 nW y
we are looking forwardo'. a "["he remains were e annive
ear presenthouryourbring•
t her
• tis d a good attendance. Please , h me on Friday and the faneral took
•
• Although at , no time a member of
"Hackett's" I used.to'attend public
D „
worship and Sunday School ae a. lad
when spending summer holidays on
the Hackett homestead. The invitation'
set. loose a flood of happy • memories
Injured In Training , . age J G Ivey
Lieut. W. IL Tomlinson,. M.P. fort
•.Bdr. Hugh •Curring of Petawawa,
visited with friends in the village over
the week -end. Bdr. George Whitby
and Gar: Ted Whitby also spent the'
• week -end et their • home here. `The
local boys in training at Peta:wawa
now are, listed as the members of ,21'st
Army Field 'Regiment, R.C.A., C. A
arm. ..on
on theItis
ens Donald S
dayss
of boyhood np S_ F. Two local boys,
and attendance at church, which in E
the day_; before gasoline and speed, ,, and. Johnny. Carter left Petawawa re-
constituted something of an event. o cently for an undisclosed destination.
There have been many changes in
the intervening dears: Many who I,
were in their prime then have passed I
on While youths of.that day are catch- ,
ing glimpses of the. western horizon.
,To a few •lire ' yourself and auntie
the years have been, lengthened and
you are the witnesses oo\ . many and 1
great changes In taking both a back-,.
•
TO ENROL NURSES
In one year,'•therefore,: approximat
ely 300,000 men will have received in.
itial training. These 300,000 men are
to be regarded as the vanguard. of
mighty Canadian army which will ba
available to defend this country.
There" are •difficulties in withdraw
ing so many men from the norma
life of the' community even for the
compai atdrely 'short period of train
ing but difficulties cannot be allowe;
to obscure. the goal to be reached.' This
is the beginning, not the. end, of
policy. The `Plan has been worked ou
-;o; that it .can be speeded up or slow,
d dower as events require.
Registration of graduate and 'prac-
tical nurses' in connection ' with the
provmucial enrolment ordered by the
Ontario Department of Health in pre
partition for possible wartime em'rg-
ency, will. •be conducted at Wingham
General Hospital, says the Advance -
Times.. ,
The registration is to begin immed-
iately. All registered active graduate.
nurses, inclusive of nursing personnel
in •hospitals, those not registered and
' any who may not be in -active practice
will be listed. The enrolment will
take in sisters of religions orders e t-
ployed in hospitals and elsewhere as
recti 1 and partially trained
e
in
he
m n ,
the
of r
d
.raining an
be wel-
:omed
militia,, They are to
into the Canadian army and'
hey have every, -right to feel, that
heir country honors them .for the
orrice for which their training will
. ielp .td fit them. •
Many who are called, for. training •
•vill have already offered • themselves
•or: active service in. one or Other of
.he . special servicesairy' forces tanks,
etc. They are .now awaiting this op-
•,ortunity. if they are not absorbed
Before their class is called they Will
rain the same as every one else.
There are difficulties, also, in build
ing quarters and manufacturing thr
equipment • for . this citizen army
Every effort is -being' made to guar(
against' failure •on. either -count: -
One of the difficulties of the schein
is the shortage of tSmpetent instruc
tors to train these men" Several. thous
and instructors will be needed_ Th.
problem has been foreseen and sore:
schools have already been established
The instructors are being drawn'fron,
N P.A_M. units and ex=service `men.,
jwere Dr. Simpson,James a sward and a forward glance it is good
4 Tlioirias gnihvan, Raymond Redmond, to realize that Hackett', continues to F
Bruce Riding who is• in London at- Frank McCarthy and Roy Myers. In-
fared a knee injury, last steel:. em- F cemetery.
her of a group; which moved into en; Mrs. Daltonmet death hs widelyemre-
ee
•`attack'" 'across a field, he stumbled andisret "her untimely noes Dross
kgretted-: Formerly Miss Fra
into a bole and sprained one knee_ tl ehe was born in . West Wa�ran eh
at
removed to militate hospital:6 daughter of Mrs. Moss and the
e
Ile was -,
Lieut. Tomlinson is attached to 98t1r (nd barks 3Io, . Besides survived husband
(Bruce)"
(Bruee) Anti -Tank Battery:. daughters and three' .eons. They are
• Mess Marion' and Mrs. Alfred Web-
' Goderidi; Mrs. lamesMcAuliiffe, Lon- B .eti'r. of 'Detroit; Arthur.. Alfred, and
• ' - dere; Sister M. St. Charles of St. Jos- •fig h n at � i and t1sS R,SetaFD�aD on and
.N.
• eph's Couurnnnity, London. ]lis: tin
- ma • Mass; P.N.. S_yrac•use. N.Y.. and Charlotte . at home. She is survived
a brother, James C. 'gloss, of. Wood- also by. five sisters, Airs. J. Benson
stock- Whitely and Mrs. James Young, of
r ,
bri
dye
tending the. •militia camp school, snf- ' terinent took place in Kings
k - Dl
hold an important place in t e ea „
and minds of the people roundabout;-
k; and even in the face of threats by i
dictators as to what they' are going!
te. do to our way of life one feels con -•t',
fident that Canada's wayside churches ••
including Hackett's, will continue to!
Weed the good tidings • of. liberty I.
-and freedom as set forth in the Chris-
tian faith, for yet another seventy'
I•
With every good wish to Auntie and
yourself and many old friends,
Sincerely •
`*Charlie"
• C. A- Barber,
THE
UNITED
CHURCH'
Li eKN0W
SUNDAY
AUGUST 4th
10 a -m. ;Sunday School.
11 a.m.—Public Worship.
Guest preacher—Rev:
Cosens. of Essex,
No evening . service.
well as p ca
nurses. .
Persons distant from a registration
centre may apply for forms to the t'1T -
tario health department_ Registration
is expected to be completed by Aug:
nst Zth.
DRIVER SENTENCED AS RESULT
OF FATAL ACCIDENT -
0
This policyhas been . evolved t;
cause the minimum dislocation to in
dustry_ The rule will be that there car
be no exemptions. Any postponement.
must be so arrangedthat everyone
within the groups called who is:phys-
ically fit must undergo training with
tri a year. Physical fitness is define('
as everyone classified by military.
medical' standards as being C. 1 or
better:
No distinction of any kind will, be
made between the .new, recruits, thur
drafted; and the rest of the Militia-
except that the mien called under the
plan will not be available for duty'
outside of Canada unjess they. volun
tear for such service. It is i'mpor-tan-
that from the outset these men be re-
garded as members 'of the Canadiai
army. As recruits they will pass dir
to' the Militia regiments.
Maeff
yor, ayor, City of Cbillitrack-
DeWitt
Coinmunit$ Prayer Service in the
United Church,Tuesday, August
6th, 8 p.m.
• No Specialization
The plan may not seem to be •suf-
iciently comprehensive because it will
:ire• to the men who are called only
r<asic ' infantry training — physical
raining,' squad, drill, small arms, .gas
evil anti-tank training—and. discip-
ine. The grim lesson of the war to
late is that specialized services —
'anks• artillery, armoured cars,;mach- .
ne guns, etc.—are alt -important:; But
s should he remembered that initial
nilitary training is common to all •
ernes; specialization comes later on.
t has been thought best. to give this
nitial training to ell.the.men called.
fter they have absorbed Something
f +the spirit of the army; they will
ave instinctive preferences with, res-.
leaf to the branch, in which they. de -
ire to ,serve. There is an obvious ad-
anta�ge in allowing individualism full
whey. These. men. will return each 'year -
or further training and specialization
ill follow naturally. Besides in case
•;:f necessity, these men can be instant=
„ i;alled for duty and as. a result
,f their training, knowled;e of ,''
Will
with-
discipline
IZi v hz1tters and
,rte confusion readily fall into the
•
ani,s of their. own regiment. Should
e .local emergency arise such as 'sale
stage, or• chi] disturbance they . can
mmediately ' he called' for duty. .
Thould •Canada , require them for the
lefence of. its territory they will be
)laced nn service.
Thera is no intention of'treating
these men as so many human units to
Oe 'put through a. stamping machine
eetly in hts Auto Genn turned out as military robots. .
Metrically they will become members I I?ver y • opportunity will, be taken to
of '.the Canadian militia in their own
right_ They will share its traditiocultivate our Ganadiah endowment of
ns , initiative, resourcefulness and self -re-
, and he the custodians of. its honor.• fiance.
Thirty
Charles Noel
I b was D ' Training
• I grid �fene
Days
of Til s°n nig, It may be thought that 30 days is L"lcesw•ater Banker Transferred •
Sentenced to 30
t t
days in lar
a • too brief a -period in which o ram
tiona1 a brief eriod. But the it. D. Brown, manager .ofthe. bankl �
• ion • a• that iwe must
of x25.00 and costs, or an add) men. it ie a n P
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30 "days in jail, when convicted of
1 dangerous driving, • by Magistratf•.
1 Makins •in policecourt in •Wingham
en Friday-
Noel was the driver of a car which
wett,....
lav as broad and as deep a foundation
as possible for the Canadian army.
To withdraw 300,000 men from their
work for' more than 30 days over
a .year aright jeopardize production
of essential tear cenamodities. It is
of Montreal'at Teeswater for the past
•
six .years, has been notified • of his"•t'
tr nnsfer to the Newmarket Branch. •
Nr. and tips. Brown have been quite
tL-ominent and active citizens of Tees-
. water, Mrs. -Brown having been par -
figured in an accident north of Wing- neces•
sary to give the largest number Ocularly outstanding in music and
June 18th when John men elementary military training
� ane on u.w. gestin of
,
bdramatic activities. " •
ger of Formosa was fatally in ared
in the shortest possible .time.
Women's ' and Girls Wash Dresses, Women. s
•
Silk Slips, Undergarments and Silk Hose
J