The Lucknow Sentinel, 1931-05-28, Page 1- (Y LE11YEA u IN-' kDV*NC
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ICUCIENOlii; ONT., THURSDAY, MAY • 28th, 1951.'
SINGLE COPIES 5 CENTS
�,.DENTIST •
Dr.`R. L. Treleaven, Lucknow •
iloura; ' 9-.42 A.14; 1 3u-5 P. M.
PHONE' 6 /-RAY
WALL -PAPER -A full line of 1931
Val! . Paper on hand Prices consider•
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a ly down for 1931, I am also agent
_ leading job ouses - •.
. R . J. CAM RON • •
decorator,; Painter and Grainer:'.
Box" 1• • , know,
FOR :.SALE -_Three piece "beydl4ezr'
sy te, epmplete.• Almost like •me v.
Information at- The. •.Se'n'tinelOffice:
(28-5-p.)
STORE FOR itENT The store
until recently • occupied by. Walker •
Store. -A good business location.
Apply to R. J. Moore,,'Lueknow..
0 • '(30-4-tf. )
OR SALE=Seed uckwheat-
Silver Hull variety -Price 0 -
Y 6 c. per
'hoe. Wm. J Henry, R. R.,5, Lucknow
'Phone 612.-p-2. • -
(28 5-c.) „.
• • FOR-S•ALE ,M`odern;'honie'in town:
of . Wingham-all conveniences, cheap
. for quick'.sale-.For 'partic;ulars Write
Box 256'', Lucknow. .
(28-75-c.)
CLYDESDALE STALLIONS• ,
• During this season. •'the. McCoinh
• Horses„will?be moved by truck 'going
over most of the old route, also some
....:. r�ew..�__:_._�,_ . •...; ....Y._.5..--McComb,.•;-�.
R.
2, Holyrood,
(28-5-c.) , •
BRITISH BOYS FOR:FARM, WORK
A good. class .o of British boys rang-
ing 'fro'm 14 to •2,1years of ;age and
from inexperienced --to three years
Canadian : farin experience,re a'
able, for placement: on a yearly .iasis:
Protestant .,, .:,,. • --. T : .•;wages
homes, .only .supplied.;.
,wages $120..00 a year and up accord=
•�;� ing to -age -..and --experience,-- 4,,plitat-
ion;, Porins pray. be secured from The
- Hostel,, Norval,: Ontario.' ',
(4-6-c.)
TWEDDLE'S BLOOD. TESTED
• • BABY CHICKS
° We have secured the agency' for
Tweddle's Baaiy Chick's, and can _
make 'immediate ..delivery of the
following breeds:'. Barred. Rocks,:
White Rocks, Rhode Island Reds
and White Leghorns.'•
--EV-WY : breed, • blood tasted -
Every pen headed" with an 12.0.P.
.cockerelfrom 200 - 290 egg hen.
• Ask for catalogue and new low
prices for May. ' '1
Wm. Murdie & Son:' -, Lucknow.
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LAN.GSIDE• .
• Miss L,efia,,,,;Laidlaw and. Mr. and
Mrs.- Herb Laidlaw aril Luella -of
Whitechurch, spent the -holiday,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Stewart. •
Mr. and ,Mrs. Wm. Brown, Ardyss
and Gertie, spent the holiday with
Mr. • and Mrs. Bell,, near Pine • River.
Miss. Reeba Marshall ..of Wingham,
spent the week -end - with- Mr: and
• Mrs. George Harkness. •
Miss Velma Stewart; spent Tues-
day with Mrs:Victor Emerson.
Mr: and Mrs. Td'm • Ross and Miss
Minnie, and Miss Jean . Murray, all
of' Toronto; ' spent the week -end at
their summer • cottage here: •
Miss- Mabel Johnson, teacher near
St. Marys, spent the holiday at her,
home here:'
' Mr. Victor Lmerson, is at Water -
down _ attending _a_picnic, _the re -Auden
of the Small family. • •
Mrs. 'Joe Tiffin of Whitechurch.
Spent Tuesday, with Mr.: and Mrs.
George Tiffin. -
,Mr. Dave Scott of . Burgessville;
spent the we' k -end at his home -here.
Mrs"'H,arvev Scott had • the ni s f or -
tune to' have his leg ' brokeli "while'
helping take ,down a barn linear Bela
grave. '
Mr; and Mgt. Alex' Butler and Alex'
and Marolyn, of Goderich, and Mrs.
D. Maerrines of Whitechurch,• spent �
Sunday, with Mr. 'and ' Mrs.. Orville
Tiffin.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McInnes ' and
son Billie, of near ':I~eeswater, spent
..Sunday=.: vith.:Mr and_Mrs • J ]an Mc
Innes. '' •
Pin ea :. le
1.* Week
.FALCES ARE LOW TIIS
SEASON . •
QUALITY E'XCE'LLENT
ALL 'SIZES "
Geto u r prices • before
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• buying
Week -End S •Q eclat
4 ;Pkgs. LUX, • ° 26e.
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b ed ess . r.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL
,-Miss Lorna Campbell is visiting
•this^ week "in Toronto,
Miss. Gertrude' Treleave - ; visit-
ing • with friends 'in I•Iamilton .
Wegive Free- Coupons - on
S$ar
.and Flour too aaMaaKenzte's,
1V Ir: 1 orne""Wade' •of London; spent;
the. holiday^with-friends.'in town.
-. Missy Jean McKim is • visit. a•
`ha';' t
he; h'ome of her-' unt e, ; Mr Ai E,'•
eKim.�
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Choir Makes Presentation First • Street Concert la
On -Saturday evening, Mr. and ,Mrs.
J; Wesley Joynt wer•.e host and hos-
tess to 'the • United Church Choir. in.
honor of Mr. Wilfred B. Anderson,'
whose marriage takes : place ,the end'
of May. During the' evening, Mr.;'
Melvin J. Greer' and ;Harold Alibi.
on behalf of the choir, presented Mr:
Andersot%` .lith a Crystal' mower.,
Bowl, with' gold deposit decorations:,
:Refreshments ,avert `• served :and :4,:
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Miss ,Mary Douglas , o f Kitchener";
-visited with her. -parents ov, ,ex -' the -
holiday:
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ATTENDED FUNERAL ' •
AT: `O1 ANGEVILLL
Mr Harold Newton of Toronto,
spent the helidsv with pr. sand Mrs.:
Newton: . _
Mr. and Mrs P. J. Naylor and Jack
were .week -end visitors of 11/1r. and
Mrs.' R H, ."Thompson.
Miss Alma McKay of ,Walkerville
was-
a week end 'visitor with Mr. and
Mrs.' J. S. -MacKenzie.' -
Mr., arid .Mrs. .Edward Johnston
and babe spent the • rece'nt holiday,
with, relatives -in London: •
Mrs: Win; Naylor returned- In her
home 'here last week, after 'spending
a few .weeks -in :Toronto. , MAGISTRATE COURT To -DAY
Mr, '...and Mrs. A. E. Buswell' and
family visited with -relatives . in
Exeter •over the week -end.,
Mr. and Mrs. R. 'S. Wilson' and
fa ly wer-e-week-end-guests-•of `M :
and? ;Mrs. W. L: MacKenzie.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McKim were
at. Orangeville ori Wednesday at-
tending the funeral of Mra. McKim's'
father; pr. John Buchanan Reid. who
died suddenly at • his home in Toron
to ,on . Sunday morning. Dr. Reid who
was 71' years' , of .age had retired
from the practice of medicine at
Tiisonburg, about a year ago; .,going.
oto: Toronto to- reside. -is -,survived'
by his widow and one; daughter„
(Mrs: ,McKim), "and three sons,
Angther'. shipment of''..Premiurirs'
will arrive in few days They are
all free to. you egzie's..
Mr. and Mrs rnie '11son • and
son • of Strtitford,'-visited ith -their;
,relatives over the :.week end.
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r n app• de Hall' on 'June
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5th Keep the date open. • Further
particidar.s_it. a - at'er date.
ft._Dave_ Thoiiipson of. •Tonna o;-
was a • visitor with Mrs: Temple.
Clarke the first of the:week
• ' New Prints,. Ginghams, Voiles, •
Etc,, -Sun' proof and Wash' proof .go.o'ds
"Market" Lucknow •Dept' Store. •
Mr: ' and Mrs. Moffat and, Mr
Gerald Rath'well. visited• with Mr. and
Mrs. '.S.. Rothwell' over 'the holiday.',
• The' local•L.,O.L. will' have •a social
evening in their hall the. evening of
Thursday; June .4th. • • Ladies .please•
bring +luNich., ° : • ...
'Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnston and
Children and : Mr. Will ' ,Johnston
visited over the recent holiday with
Mr.' and 'Mr .suss. Robertson.
Visitors th Mrs. Thos.. • Watson
over r the ori
day :were • her • son
Malcolm{.(pm Stratford.- :and : 'bpi--
niece,
herniece, .Miss • Mary Campbell; of Tor-
onto. .. .
Mr. and Mrs. Michie of Toronto,.
were here, to•, spend the week -end•
with the latter's parents, Mr: and
Mrs. Geo. T. Aitchison: •
Mrs. Dr. V: Johnston is home after
being the pastfew weeks 'in Toronto
on account of the,death of her father
which was due to an accident a' month
earlier: ' _ ...__ _ . .
`Mr. Will. MacLeod who has been.
taping applications ' Or e. town
water service reports 132 applica-,
tions: This is quite beyond first ex:
pef ations.
. iss Tena Carrick Who'-: has' been
near Owen` Sound .;'thepast winter,
has come to stay 'with her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Douglas, who is not enjoy
fng good health at present.
' Miss Francs. Bidder itnd Eldon
Reid of Toronto and Austin Reid .of
Kitchener, silentthe holiday with
Mr, and • Mrs. George Siddall: Mr.
and Mrs. T." S. Reid were also in
town( on the 24th.
The, "S.. A. Band from . London,
gave a sacred. concert in the Town
Hall, Sunday afternoon. There was a
fair attendance. The band was quite
strong in number and . presented a
very good program,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wilson ,of.
Saskatoon who ,have ' ibe'en +visiting
the ,latter's • parents, Mr. • and • Mrs.
John Jamieson, of Paramount. :for
the past month • have returned b°
motor to the -if -home. They were ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Jamieson
who • intend• spending the •month of
A chap known as "Irish" who was
engaged: digging for the water mains
and ,who raised `a disturbance on the
,street last. Saturday ,afternoon, is
to appear , be ore .Magistrate Walker;
here Thursday. ,of this. week. The,
charge is: ,"drunk and disorderly,'.
and there `mnay be . another of •a more
serious nature.
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ST.. HELENS •
Mi. and-Mrs.�•.Will-Tarlo attended=
thep'.funeral of Mrs. Taylor's un' le;
_YIr77--Mea'd'--on Friday.
Mr A
and :Mrs.. nder
Johnson ayird
^hildren'•• were 'holiday' "visitors.: with
,Mrs: , A.ndere'on's parents, Mr. and
Mrs:: 'Miller at Stratford.
Rev. and .Mrs. McTavish of Exeter.
were recent .visitors'. at the Manse.
Mr. Alf. Webb_ .and Miss Greta.
Visited at. Blyth recently, • ..
: Miss . Anna Stuart.. was home from
roronto for .the holiday: •
Mr., and Mrs..John Browia ,and' Mr.
John M'IcRobb from the:stock •farm'of
Mr.. 1raieigh, M.P.P. 'of Forest, were.
visitors with Mr. and . Mrs: F. G:
Todd.
Mr ' and Mrs. Jas: Douglas of Mit-
chell, visited with Mr: and Mrs. Geo.
Stuart. •
Misses Mabel and Irene Woods
and. Mr. R. Shlinker .of -.Kitchener,,
_were--Week-and visitors--at-Robinson-
Woods. '
Mr. ti.and Mrs... Jas. Smith arid chil-
dren, Miss . Zyide Webster and Mr.
McKay of Toronto, Miss Dorine Web-
ster of Wingham and Miss Dorothy
Webster. of .. London, were:. holiday
visitors at Mr. John Webster's.
Mr.. anti ' Mrs. Harry Lee • f 'Tor-
onto ,•were week -end visitors' with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 'Rin -
tool,
Mr. Harry Webster of Ingersoll;'
Was a recent visitor with Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Durnin.
The summer : meeting of. the Wo-
men's Institute was held in the Com-
munity Hall ori Th rsday .afternoon
when the St."Augustinen. Institute
were guests. .Miss Smith proved .a
very pleasing speaker; and in her
talk on `The Art of thg Homemaker'
rave man helpful hints. Mrs.. D'ay.•
idson °of Dungannon. the .district
president was present, and in her
usual ' pleasant manner brought
-;reetin-gs. 'A duet_' -by -Mrs: Andrew
and Mrs. Earl Gaunt and a piano
solo b Miss Margaret Miller, were
'much enjoyed. The June meeting of
the Women's 'Institute will be held
on Thursday afternoon, June 4th, at
-Mrs. Andrew . daunts.. Roll call --
Common Remedies. Subject' . "Bed-
niaking and care of a bed patient by
Mrs..- George .Stuart.
Mrs. W. J. Humphrey was. a Visi-
tor with'" her sister at Gdderich.
Mrs. Cons Sr, and Mrs. Collins
and children of Ripley, were the
guests of the former's daughter,
lire: Wilkinson at the Manse.
re. nine ' I i What_.is the_stir_at..._MacKenzie's
Grocery. . Free Codons and IFree
Premiums, ofd course.
Jrtne in. the West. ,
CROP CONDITIONS IN
THE' CANADIAN WEST
The Bank of Montreal • in its awn -
illy letter on business cenditio had
y ns
the following reference to crop con-
ditions in the Prairie Provinces:
"In
" In the Prairie Provinces the area
planted to wheat shows :a ;reduction
of about 2,000,000: acres. There is
lack of adequate moisture in -South-
ern Alberta and not too much: 'in
other ,i5arts, but in • the Central and
Eastern Provinces g g p 'prospects 'are en-
Coto-aging.
n-
Cotrra in .. Low rices of farm
all •
products, however, persist. A bright
spot le, ,the freer flaw •ef wheat, ek-
iioi is in the first 'week hi May read.=
'. b • a total of 6,888.171 bushels. and
-b tire- tt�`ill'e "df>tl3e` e month=--'• -vis-- ��_
it le supply of Canadian 'Wheat had
fallen to
149,198,000 bushels;
being
nearly 21,000,000 bushela less
than
at the 'corresponding date last year,
In the last three' �h
mont , s more than
bushels of,. Canadiap wheat
and Wheat flour have been , .;hipped
out of . the. ecou'ntry,"
THE MEN• WHO WILL TAKE
• CENSUS IN NORTH' HURON
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C . s Band will give
the first of a .aeries, of •Wednesday;
evening concerts on the street. the
evening • of June 3rd.. The following
program will be presented:
1. -March, Little Giant, by Moon.'
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2. Overture, Gibralt , by Al.' , Hay"es
}3. Waltz, Bliss Ete' nal,: •bv Harold
Bennett.:
4. Novelette:- The: ,Lite .Wonder.
Ed.i . W der.' ' by
,Chenette. ;
-0 March; Teamwork
,• b� Mt H Ribble
6 Serenade, ' Twilight Though.€s, ;,=by:
T Scotch Selection• ,bur ° Hartnnat.
8. March, '.Canadian Patriots : . y -_A:,
Hughes:' - .-b
9. God' Save 'The King. ' .
G. --•A Scliatte, Bandmaster;
Council •.Tb Meet Friday
The regular ' June meeting. of the
Lucknow•Village Council will.be held
Friday. evening, of this week, which
of course,
Willnot be' in June. The
meeting is being held early because
Reeve Rae" will be attending County
,Council on' theregain : date of the
meeting. '
RURAL ,SOFT BALL. LEAGUE
The Lucknow. Junior • Institute and
Junior Farmer'ssoft ball teams have
each .won. a -game during the, past
week. On 'Friday of last 'week the
'gide : played in Teeswater'', and won
,a .closely contested game. O Tuesday
evening the bpys ,played . in Rip/by
and came out on top by 'a score of
27 -19.
`The next league , game for.. the boys
is in Teeswater 'on June 9th; while,
the girl's meet the Ripley team in.
,Lucknow. on June:,l2th..
WHIT
. ,ECHURGH
„Lit i
ss--14deK.enzie--spent---the---weelo~
end with. relatives .in . Kincardine. • •
Mr: Rhys Pollock spent the 'week
end « at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. '.Russel ' Reid •of.
Brantford, spent the: holiday with
his mother :,Mrs: Alex Reid
We ''are sorry to report that Mrs
Win. Barbour has been sick fot' a
-few 'weeks ' with thkoat trouble,
Mrs.', D. liatterson of • Lucknow
spent Sunday .with 14Ir. George and
Miss Ida 'MeQuoid.
Miss: Annetta Fisher,. who .is •.teach-
ing- at Linwood, was at her , home
here over the ,week -end. •'. .
Mr; and Mrs: Wellwood and' ion+
Richard of Caledon• spent .buy •
:with Mr. and; Mrs. John,: Falc
..Mr.: and Mrs., Lee and Mr. 'John
Riritoul, spent the • week -end with
Mr_and.. Mrs Ale,-Rintoul. •
Mrs.Duncan - MacDonald, , Peter
and Donalda of St. Helens, Were
Sunday visitors: with the former's
sister, Mrs. A. Rintoul.
Mrs. Frank McCloskey ,and son
Will and Miss Armadene Lucia of
Guelph, were week -end visitors' with
the' formers brothers, Messrs. John
and David Kennedy..
An interesting ball 'game was play-
ed here on Monday, by teams repre-
senting Lucknow and Whitechurch,
the victory going ° 'to the _visiting'
team. •• ,
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Ross who have.
been living at Belmore, lirve moved
onto the . Mirehouse 'farm, 2nd con.
of Kinloss. ' ' •
' Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Rice have
moved into their house in the village
and are busy having things fixed .un
and put in order.. ,
*Ashfield United Church
Services next Sunday, -May 31st-
Blakes 11 A.M..: • Hacketts, 3 P.M::
Zion , 7.30 P.M. Subject, Memorial
Day.
June 7th, Conference Sunday. The
London Conference this year con=
yens in Park 'Street Church, Chat.
hair, June 3rd to' .rune 9th.
The':splendld. Anniversary , services
at Zion last Sunday marked not dilly
a rallying 'point' in the history ,oftae
church, but we hope and believe the
services were a rallying cry to new
and spiritual conquests in the life of
the people. '
BORN
The Bread g The Bread
f Health e
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OUR MOTTO IS QUALITY AND .SERVICE
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Phone 36
You andthe Census Taker
1. Do not hesitate to` answer en=
quiries. The purpose . of the Census,
is .to. collect• data.concerning the -
social and industrial conditions in the
country as.. -a ..whole and for; the diff-
erent provinces, cities. and counties.
Answers' to the 'questions will • be•
used for.. this. purpose 'only. Enumer
aters. and ' 'employees - of the Census
Bureau are liable . to severe punish-
ment''
if ..they divulge any of the 'in-
formation collected about any indiv,
idual 'person. '
2. Meet the ,; census taker court-
eously. You will save time for your-
self 1..
`and'---reitder-•-t}ie--Covernment�-
great assistance by :cooperating with'
the enumerator when -he:' arrives at.
your home.
• 3._11• you. do•not have exact . infor-'
matign, about such 'questions : es . the
value ..,of -',your home or -the amount
of your . earnings, give the best •es-
titilate you. -CO.,
4.. The.'woman in the •home' should.
be -prepared fors-the:censtie-questions'
in advance, for she is the member.' of.
"t family who will be in• many cases
ealied-upon:-toyanswer the -inquiries.-
5. Persons living alone should fill
out • promptly any individual blanks
left by the enumerator who, may have
called in• their absence, and families
awaay. from' home . on • visits should be
careful to. see that they'are counted
in the district where they maintain.
their "usual place of ' abode."
6. '•Do not'hesitate to ask the cen:
sus -taker to • show his , credentials if
you suspect. that he :in:`not a bona fide
enumerator:
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New Cretones,` .Chintz' "and Tapes.-
tries.
apes=
tries. "arket" Lucknow Dept.
Store.. , " •
cngst X, JTJIYE _3ca
T`
.t Remembrance --
rimu
Must uv.
When it au'd'
dent --davns---
upon You
9A Somebody's 0
Wedding, Birthday,
or. Anniversary"
Don't. rush _off and • get
somethin • that's. . an 'in-
g justice to -your' good -taste
andgood ' wishes.
'In' .
•our New stock-we�4•
.
can show you some:
of the -most beautlfnl 0
feces o#.: • rlverware
s v
.._ -e -beta-.-
pleasure_t000ffer.:. .
An.`. ,
d he sure�to � • •
New Golden Colored '
' Glass with
G.ol .:
d . Decorators
Let Us' Help -P
V! e'makea study of gifts
�'• F'.T.'ARMSTRONG
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`Lucknow •
The Thirteenth • Annual Soldiers'.
Reunion Celebration
A ; big day of, • sports and amuse -
Merit's, including Horse • Racing, Base-
ball Tournament, Softball ' Match;
Aeroplane • with thrilling .parachute
drop, Professional Wrestling •Match-
es, Midway Attractions, Music by the,
Bruce Regime tal Band, Magnificent
Fireworks, Gr ' d Parade. •
An all day • performance=the best
yet! Returne men- wearing service
button:admitte without charge to
'the afternoon sports only.
Watch for'. large posters. -
NOTICE
' Dr. Spence hereby. gives notice
that accounts owing him, must be
settled by ;Cash or Notes, on or • be-
foreJune _lOth,or they will be placed"
for collection, ineurring 'expenses.
FAMILY. THEATRE CLOSED
fThe undersigned wishes to thank•
the public for generous patronage of
the Family. Theatre during the time
he has' had charge of it, and to say
that the theatre is now permanently
closed. --A. Paterson. , ;
BRUCE ,TRUSTEES AND' -
RATEPAYERS'TO'
MEET. AT .A4.RA
The- following enumerators have
been appointed by T. J. McLean,
Census Corrin, issionex for Noith
r
lin on and who now 'have received
final instruction's.
Ashfield -Lorne Johnston, 3..3.
Simpson, ' Thomas Sullivan, F,r,ank,
Hamilton.
Colborne -C, A. Vanstone, Archi-
bald Nockolds,
Grey -Bernice Payn, R. F. Cox.
G. J. Gallaher, H. W. ,Love.
Howick-Wilfred King, John H.
Dettman,• G. W. Walker, F.. F. Lynn,
41. A. Corbett, I. S. Durst.'
• Morris -W. J. #Tamm, George Har-
man, James T: Brydges..
Turnbery-Roy Porter, E. H. Un-
derwood, Thomas Gilmour, Herman
Metcalf. . i:. -
East WawanoshOrval• E.' Taylor,
Janies_..H...Currie. k.
West V'awanosh 1 elvAe'Cullbert'
Irvin Henry; John A. eaneron, P.
McQtilin:
Goderi -h-Mrs. Fred Murney; Joh.
Craig, Alex= Powell,. D. B.Wig
i
hs.
Wingham-Alastair
Fbrbes, Fred,
Pin pleman.
. Blyth-W.G., McNoil:
B usseis-H. 11, ;Sul1lvap, )
NICHOLSON .In City Hospital,
Saskatoon, . • on May And, .1931,.to.
Rev. and ' Mrs. A: N`ieffolson, of
Hudson Bav Junction, a daughter -
Marion Ruth,
BORN •
YATES lir► General Hospital,
Wingham,, on May 21st, '3],, , to
Mr. and Mrs. Howard T ;ties, ' of
Lucknow, a son ---Howard rd Nelson.
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PARAMOUNT
The U..F.W.O. of Paramount met
at. the home of Mrs, Art Cook, on
May 19th. The meeting was ,well at-
tended, and opened by singing, Auld
l;tgne-Stir6, followed' by the • Lord's
Prayer. Minutes of last meeting
were -read and adopted.., The program
was very' ,interesting consisting _. of
"solos. by Miss A. McDonald and Mrs.
Jno. Hannilton, ,readings by Mrs.• T.
Irwin on "The Value of Mother."
The debate„ 4 -“Resolved there 'was'
more Hos itality 50 • years ago than
to. da ," was decided in favor of
the
siIrrt tyve,__TheJune_.•_meeting--
is..to-
be •a joint -meeting
with the Kai
rs e
a
ladies at the home ' of Miss . Beth
Alton, on June 16th. • The secretary
received,. an invitation from the Bel-
v.
' a e FarmerClub,r-
Bel -
grave s to the Pa a
mou'nt Club to 'join with_ them at a
social evening in their Hall on June
2nd Mr. J. Scott is to be the
gloat 0f'' ono,
The annual convention of Bruce
County Educational Association will
be held at Tara --'on June 12th, at
1.30' o'clock P.M. School boards are
urged to appoint representatives to
attend,
as the conve
tion-is regard-
ed as very helpful matters
con-
cerning schools. -
The Coriven
tion will be addressed
by Mr. J. D. Campbell, Assistant
Chief Inspector of Public and Separ-
ate Schools, who' will explain the
system of school grants: Does 6 i
pay to cut the Teacher's salary?
Does it cbst much to improve the
school accomodation ?, Does the De-
partment of Education encourage the
teaching of music in the school?
School Nurse ? . Playground ' Equip- .0
merit, ete?
/an W. M. Morris; Secretary, Ont-
ario Trustees' and Rateayers 'As -
soca
ation, will speak on "When is :a
Man educated." His talks are always
very interesting and ,instructive.
' 1VIr. G. E Thorne of Owen Sound,
Music Teacher, Will have the pupils
of a rural school sing for your en-
tertainment and to-denno strate= the
advantage of music being , taught in
schools,•
• There will be time fob discussion.
Bring your problems. Any. resolu-
tions ,ydu ,want brought before' the
Ontario Trustees and .Ratepayers
Association or the Department of
Education, ,hand them' in for consij-
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Other Days
Luclniow Office Will .Be Open..
Tuesday; June 2nd..
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