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- . Lucknow.: akes it
Interesting• For South;
Godsmith' Invincible' In 'Pinches' and.
Southampton Takes •a 3 to 0 V,ic.
tory' In Spite of 'Brilliant Six -Hit
pitching' `By Irwin.' ,{
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.. Fishermen game to town on Tuesday
and Again. "Lefty" proved to be. the
'w' hole 'works .and . carried off .'a' to 0
victory, that lowered Lucknow's per-
centage, tint still `leaves them han:aig
• on, to third place: tied -with Way tet•=::
ton;
- it was. -'a---great ball-= genie- a
Luckno;w proved they've got a, sin
bad team, but weak at eat again
suchelbowing as liec'' dishes up, .b
they: didn't look a bit, weaker th
south 'sluggers 'looked ,aa :they w
bold `hitless by Irwin for' 'six,• of ni
:innings.'!
Gordy. Irwin pitched a brand .
bail,' that would: have,, won ,a ba
game against any .,team but Sout
ampton. ,for , with. Hien' , 'onI -base
ThurSday.�'s Win •Puts-
Locals::Tn Third Place b
Lucl.now. Bunches. Ten, Timely 'Hits.
To . Win .4. to 3, .. Victory' '• From
Powerful Walkerton ''rant --Irwin
-la' Old -Time I,,oiia . And' Wei d,
Dangerous Bat :to: Drive In Thy
OCG. LDEN JUBILEE WEEK:
BEING CELEBRATED AT
• :ST PETER'S CHURCH'
(Continued'Tags 1)'
attempted; tg .refute it .Great, Truths•'
He declared, that while scientistC "x-'
jetted the Creation, story, yet they;
had; .nothing better to offer and that.
sratably no: two could agree on any
tatement `that would convey "their
thoughco
ts. with -clear, nettle logit:,
Tho : speaker then went ,on to proofs;
Concerning: the Bower ;TA...truth.' sof
God's Word„ The 'church,:: ahould.be
the `living' `. embodiment'», of God's.
Word' and• its members living examp-
les of the principles taught by Christ.
who,: had given them the, great ;gift
of :the Holy Spirit.. In'concluding;;:the
Archdeacon .referred to the• Church's
'mission declaring .that the .work.; was"
the•., extending of•God's Kingdom
among, men,': and,' that the church who
failed: in -this, actua*-falled an ;all
things. He exhorted his hearers to• a
atter effort in the -future tha' in
the' past and trusted . lniTi:::church than
would receive the:. blesdingo • earned.
by :being always ' faithful' .to :Its trust.
During . the. •oifertory,y the choir,
assisted :by members from St, Paul's
-en.; fi: k ..:
Avenging• the 6 , to 1 drivbbing
Wallkei•lun Capitols 'administered to
she lucats in• the •Bruce League 'opener
nere on May 24th, Lucknuw. stepped
,nto •'the • Jounty town on Thursday:
and walked oft witha brilliant 4 to -
s •victory. It was W alkerton's second
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a"Praise,y► S, the King of
Heavmainen'. Tlie serviceMoulwas conducted`.
by Rev. J:; 11.. Geoghegan, rector .and
Rev, J..' C. CaleY:: assistant.
In the 'evening, • Canon : Appleyard
Of SeMorth, chose as his, text ' the
state,ent,of .Christ "I' am the Light
f. -the. World" -This;•statement;; which-
is r
apostles .realized' to be' ue' :thru
p t.
spiritual revelation, was. only one
of thh astonishing statements and
cts of Christ•s .te�Ct,'`Canon 'Ap
leyard proceeded::to, piit:;to ,the.:"acid:..:
est"'.''to, prove,. 'and ; An. so
Pearly ihustrated' how the •master-
feces ' in the word of, architectrire,'
music, literature • and ...art . were : all
esigned to the glory 'of. God' and the
doss of the,_,week and. toppled then. o
nd. •, 'r
dry from second place to'fourtn,place in h
` the league standing. By virtue of the
• '..vin, Lucknow� uui ed ; ito t'h` • '
St
ut, J p au third place
oenind Southampton' and Port` Lagin.
" .Atter five .innings of scoreless bull a
ere. Luek'now toolf•,' a two -run read, In the' -
nr'• :sixth that was:'short-lived,-for• balk -':'t
erton took the., lead :with ' a trio .of
of runs in• the :seventh; 'but timely hit.:= c
if, Mg'.in. the nineth netted 'Lucknow p
n- another' 'pair; of runs that gave them'
-"Lefty" down .and the ruinie
were left :stranded ' when LUcicn'
•batters .went •down swigging. lrw
invited the Fishermen to 'SIX' nits an
--i►�ld such • swatsnien •, as Goldsmi
Doran hitless. Lucknow touch
"Lefty" for Six 'hits, Roy • Finlay
.son's . doti�ble•.. being' . the only `.ext
base clout, ut of
� the half dozen isighte.e
bepoy- •batters went, down swinging
. -All three-- f •thCei! iaherinen:'!&;xun
were . earned. 'Schilling, .the :first' ma
8
um hit for 'two`'bases 'and scored when
:;, Itbgler's :hit rolled :under, the left
fiend . fenee and went for a-=-homez'
•according t'
o tli � ground. e r und:
. 8 rules, 1-
, g, �. �.� a
thqugh .it kept him• busy to beat out
Andrew's; throw in' to third base.
• For.the •next :Six innings. Irwin held
the • b'ishermen hitless, but six error •
and a base: on: balls let' seven men on
bases;,'not• one of them getting .past`
Second. ' T.wo singles., in :.the eighth
didn't • look' like .,a serious' scoring
• tit: eat, .naiii an -flee =9iki;-tv�-l�aagE� s
h— Wain, 'and •'McKay_.."_chased th
former' 'across. the • plate with :.nth
third:. irun.: , ,
•Lueknow kicked in six. errors wit
i none of them .costly. '. Miller had a
couple,; but on six';assists he .was
briifant and played' heady, tall. Doug,
Clarke had::a bad day in; centre,. *is
judging one fly and dropping anothe .
' but•' he made • amends • by. -making a
` running one -hand: catch.' Art 'Andrew
had' a holiday% in left field •but led at,
tt,e bat with.' two` singles. Garton pull
ed down four flies,' and Roy Finlaysgn
turned in :his : usual err;oiless same
Clark Finlayson is, doing a good ;Joh.
behind the tat..'Cuming, started'
at third • but moved:over• to lst' when
manager • McCartney inade•, a_bid
rites: by "palling".. himself in. the. 5th,
-and: sending Bob. Thompson i.n'to bit
with: two on and: two • out,. but Gold-
smith ' Was. too- good, and. Bob • went
down- swinging..,Bob went- to: --third
• foi his. first earance• of the season.
-; „Andy' Thompson; `also'put in his first
P , p .
appearance at the plate, 'whe'n 'he
batted for Clarke in ;'the 9th; to be
• thrown out by. Doran . who. dropped.
Hee'irth td 'smoke:..
seine int nvenience to his, plan.
,•af operation's
'on his 'farms, Ernie
Ackert has- permitted "Pick" :Miller
, to`•play' with the locals. "Pick" 'is a
invaluable player` and if ;:his 'services
can ;.be . secured• for'the remainder
„•of the season, ,I,ucknow is.going `to•
be a topgh team ; to keep out of,the
playoffs.,' ' , .. •
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ucknoir o
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la so`
yn, `2nd; b .0 1• 4-.
Andre:'
w
, if •:::....�.»..::,:3 0 2 .. 0 •0 0
Miller;: 'ss. .4:. 0 0 0'.. 6r, 2
•Irwin p w » 3.. 0 1. • '0. 2. '0
, '. cCaitney,, ist . _ 2 " 0 . d 8 . 0 . 0
•C. Finlayson,
0- 0, 4 -2" 0
Clarke, , c f, . �, - 3. 0. 0 2 0 -2
• Garton .
• rf: 0''-1 4� 0:
• Cunning, • 3rd; lst ,....3 0: 1 ' 5. :2 1
,Thompson, 3rd 1. 0 0 .'0 .0' 1
Thoa psora . _.1 0- 0 0 Q o
s; •4' well earned ',Victory. . '
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dvancement 'Of His Kingdom; Tile
it wouid .,have •iieen,a cruel' fate, ,a
o�, for ,tiordou Irwin, 'had' it been other
in •:vie, 1�z he'was .in rare forni uu the '
U • mound' and outpitched Doughty , of h
ti► Walkerton ;from every. angle.,Gord's e
eo offerings.' were a puzzle to Walker
- r- 'ton sluggers whom. he -let' down 'with r
Om hits, ;three' of which were 'bynch-
n -ed in -the: -7th, along -With' a- walk,' to::
• give' ;the Capitols 'their .3. runs : 'Ir
=w'in's-'-strpport�•was good and the team.•
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greatest of nations and,: `statesmen
ave been' Christian people,. he -point•
d ^out.
He depicted' the transformation. the
Ord of ;God, has :•btought, about: in
Africa, India,' Japan and in the
Aretie—where''special mention -was
made of the .work; of"Bishop- Stringer
mong the Eskimos.. In these' heathen
ands, the people had seen "the light
of • Jesus on the faces of. the mission
arses;'; he aid '
Speaking of St; 'Peter's. Church., lie
said it • had :existed sixty years to.
Make ;the 'glory of. his' name •known.
The church is a "light spreader' 'he
. said, •,the :porchway to he ,Temple, of
God. The, followersoof the church are
spreaders':H--in orld:
which :is the footstool; to God's;
throne". From the words •of Christ
and . closely • associated • with the. text,
Canon•'.Appleyard'.concluded with this
admonition ato . the, . congregation '"Ye
are the . Light: of the,World". He
urged the congregation to rally
around their rector to go.forward 'to
greater achievements. •
Rev. J H.. Geoghegan and -Canon
Smith : • of Seaforth, . conducted :the
service. Mrs.Joynt J.: W. J ynt sang sweet-
ly and the choir werellieard• in a' well
rendered •anthem "The Day. is ,Gently
Sinking. to n ClOse".
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a i cracked out a total of ten hits . off
•Opitghty's slants . r .� �°
Andrew started it -off.' in the' sixth
with a •two-1pagger, went to. third
'on a passed . ball, •and scored . on Ir
win's single. Irwin MXiade:3rd•?on' Pick
.Miller s single and scored when Me
tartney was :thrown:. but Parker to
Raybould with Raybould making a
bad peg' to the 'plate in an` attempt
to, • cut Gordy off.
In the seventh, with; • Walkerton's
Weak 'end 'coming tip, •Irwin eased .Up
- t a�►d�Waiia`ce lei=off-with�a two=
e bagger. Bruder ': walked and Brown
e _angled ;to fill•• the bases. Cassidy
hoisted
,:to
left field with VVdllace
h , scoring ` after `the put. 'out. Parker
singled to, 'right • and Bruder and
Bion n : raced ;home• -
Garton started , off ,a spectacular
rally in: the ninth with a .single.
ingr• pepped out to first,; R. Finlayson
and •Art 'Andrew' singled:1n •Succes
ston'to. fill the `•b'aseS and Irwin' won
his own game,•by polling out .a single
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to '.right that: drove"in Garton and
•Finlayson. Miller. flied •. out to centre
roil McCartney grounded out second
to. 'first. '
Lucknow.••' ab . r h •po ' a,', c
R..
.Finlayson, 2nd,,•; 4 1 2 .1' ,1 ` 0
oa
2. 0 ::.0
[resin, `p. ! ..:.wb: '1 2. 0 . 5, :,0
Miller,' es. -.3; 0 1 '0 •2 '.1
McCartney, fist- „4 0 '1 9 0 • 0
Clarke, cf. :.4- . 0' 0 1' 0; 0
C. Finlayson,
Parton, rf. _.-.w.4 1 1 2 1''' 0
Curring, 3'd 4 0. 1'' I 0 .0.
33 0, 6 2713 6
st•'
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u h m ton ” ab r• •h ' li o a' e
P
Schalin '2'nd i4 '1 1 1 :0'' :1
, McKay, •, 3rd 0" 1, 0' 1 0
' ' Kugler' If, .:r»5'. 1 1 0 O. 0
•- Gold'slnith, pr. 3 0 0 0,::1 0•
Aiken', 1st :, R ',o. , 1 5 i. - 0
Baker,. • ss. • 0 '1'' 1.. 1., .0
Brown, cf. :»*'. - 4 0 •0' 2 0'' 0
Moran, 6,0 4 0. 0; 1$ 3 0
0 0
•1',0
'W ri •:.rw:4•' 1
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rf.:.
37 3 6 27. 7 1
netted'lor' McCartney' in 5th,
tatted for Clarke in 9th.
Score By••titan got
•. Southa ton ..aw:.:,:::2i10 000 Obi. 3
x111 ., _...,
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Luckfro r 0000 000-0
{aSYui m tda;r FTiTnalmaye o•:tnu, nSr1'41,044'1..0i/0';
n1in4�„.i.M
t
wr-
y
.
has hfits,I,
Wan;'sruksMixt, by
Goldsmith
' 1 11 4102711..2;
Walkerton ab' r -,h ..po, g:: e
Parker;' -2iid : 3 0 1 .2' , 3 •0'
Ra'yhould, 1st _.4 0 .0 13 1 , 2
Doughty, ; �... 4 0 ; ,0: 0 5 0
, , 'p
Oberle, 3rd ....».4 0;` 1 5' 3' -'0.
Wallace, rf _....,-.4 ''-1 1 3 0 0
Bruder, ss. .. .......3 ' 1 1 1 • 1 2
,
Brown • c.' . 4,: 1 1.'1 1` : 0
J. Cassidy, cf. .... ;4 .;0 1 1. 0
r: Cassidy, rip' ;' 4' 0 0' 1 ;0, 0`
a 34• .3:.. 6 2714. 4
Score By Innings-
Lucknow 002 002-4
Walkerton ..000 000 300=3
Summary= 2 -base bits. • Andrew,
Wallace;;. stolen. 'base, Curring and 4.
Cassidy; struck out by TrainI,10, by
l off •Ir '" i
.1)oiighty 1; base on, balls, s, , w n
2,
off Doughty 4; runs batted in;
Irwin 8, Parker 2; left on • abases,
1;ticknow '10, Walkerton. '6. Umpires,
Rodgers'; 'and biebel of Kincardine.
.ilt CE •. LEA'OtJE STANDING. ,..
• tifsf ,TUESDAY; JUNE '19th,
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Soitltani 'ton r...:r..:..6 ' 0 10;: 1,000
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Po4t. Elgin. .4, 1 11, .800•
Lticknow :..,r, ,4 `3 9' _-
' .571.
Wleslalk
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erton . »!e :. _, .4 ,3 9 • .571
Cey a r:.r..2 3 11 " 400
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ltrni?ardiie +
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400
4 0'
„. 2 ,250
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Owen Sound ...,r, :.r:..,.:.>l
]~aisle r.::,:r.: r:.::....r:;0 5.11 • .000
Y . .
hese ....en bnlYs, off
Gblil.sniith 3, nif Irwin 2; hit by, pit h
' . ut; 1 Andtcw b' Goldsr'nith; .stolen
` .rc1v4• left bases South-•:
nintyfon �ttiosv'
9' :.uei..1.0• rubs ,betted,
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Y: ' 1'.. MBBETING.
The• .fi r:s:t' Interdenominational,
Y•oung. P, ..Ped 8
he's meeting' was • held
Monday evening in the United church.
arid .there°.was a good attendance; The
Meeting' opened with hymn 352 'and
the Lord's •prayer in unison. The.
Scrip, re reading'; was given •6y 1Gl ss
Myrtle Lee. Hymn :390, was then 'sung
alter. which there wa irl ort, busi-
;fess period. Alex. Smith 'presided and
following program was presented
uistrumental,...,Rexiford ,Ostrander a
well delivered” :address 'on the 'topic,
'Canada's"Youth:,• •Movement§ • by
Mr. r. Harvey MacDougal'and a read
ing by ,Miss 'Margaret MacCallutn'.
hymn 123 and prayer by Rev: S.;.T.
fucker brought, ',the „meeting to, a
close ,Sides were then,chosen and a
3fbli4al contest' Was enjoyed.,
•Plans are being made to hold '£lie
next meeting on July, 9; in ''the"Pres-=
uyterian Church
„ . WINGHAM MAN „ASSESSED
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Manuel Burk . i a
e .o Wnhm'�+ais
..barged , with reckless • driving, vn
traffic_ court in Goderich on. aturday.
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Between ' Gerrie'. and ` roxeter,, his
automolnile 'hiit' the ;.county',, grader
riie, grader ''escaped .'damage, butBurke?car Sustained ".$100 •damages.
He was assessed '310, and Costs. Ile
claimed, that dust obscured his view
of the • grader..: t', ..
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On 'Wednesday afternoon haat"' the
barn. 'of , Cecil .Orser, tori.. ,5, • West
Wawanosh, was,completely destroyed
by fire, of an'' undeternnined , origin
as Mr, 'Orser• was', away at the bine.
Trvo calves, • atime poultry •and irn*.
ylennents were included in t'h • loss •
which isply artiall y deVerede 'bf rnsttry
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undo.;
irony Detroit, 'purchas d 'the • farm
about 'a• year atgb, , ; ,
Mr; and Mrs. Order, eoiiuin
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pfhaw° tot ae Ser rum,
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ELE Ashfield:. Council
Mrs. ' it, J. Woods ..s spending a •
Week with • i
son,. Council': Met on ,June ;11th,, :1934;
her s n,. Dr. Alvin Woods .
Of Dundas. a11:_members • present :except' council-
' 'Mr. and' Urs, Jas:. Durnin• an. for
Earl, Mrsi John Camero Minutes `
, n and s of:May ,'meeting • was read
attended' the 'Webster picnic at 'Ba' and d approved:' on motion; b Parrish'
field on, Saturda ._•, .... , . •.
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and. Johnston.
.,Miss Mildred ing McQuillin, is supply fora g
:teach .r `near. Centralia. •'
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Mrs VV. ,Cameron` of Mitchell and
her .daugh� to
ri1'lrs. McAree of c-
Aule� .
Man.' are'' i
vis or
Yrt s with r'
•and' Mrs:';Jelin Cameron. '
Mr. and'• N
d 'Mrs.: Henry Kruger ; and
Lois. of Detroit, Wero recent Visitors'
with'°,Mr. and Mrs. E,• 1 Thom.
•Mr.w' was Chas. 1V[c illin
Qu a eek
end `visitor•'• at • his .home',here.
Mrs e
s, J an 'Webster' - and Mr. Joh
Foran' w.attending Who' have', been , attending
Stratford ,Normal 'are .home, for the"
vacation. • -
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•liars, ° R .K. , M•.ler was i he uesf
Of :honor atar
ba thday party at, the
home of Mr. aiid Mrs, Wallace Mil-
• ler on , Thursday' last, •;Guest •includad
Miss- Mary.'Salkeld, Mrs: J. 7.'. Salk-
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d, 11Mr's: asset Salkeld and -Mr, Mr; Joh'" '
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Salkeld o ..o ri ,.
f , G derich, During thy'
ve;...i
e Hng,• •Mrs: Miller had the •pleasure -
o f a, telephone convertation with her
son Stuart of O..en '• Alpe
y b. rte
Miss thl
Kat , eefn Thom spent the.
'week -end :with Mies Jean' Purdon.:
Take, No Chances
Man; «My• wife says` that it
were to die she'p
ou1d 'remain ad+
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illlei or• ft 'n'
,vide n tY.
l .she 'thinks
oihere's net, 'another Man in the;world"
like :. you:' , • ,
Mani, , On the , contrary, she's e-
!'ra 't . ,. m a ,
fid here y be, and taper she d
et lion •' ..r..' a .,•
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Moved by 'Sherwood and' 'Johnston•.
aiid 'resolved • tha council' acce• the
. .Pt ,
otter -of Adrian-,P4P Riskier ,re.•� ore -.hese
1?
of grave1 pit.
Tenders on he Small t mall bridges was
received from'. Wm. Hi.' Jansen,.Ar-
'thur'oore•. Rob Mo
Moore, , t. w;bray,• •Perry
Finnigan Granada'' -In et Iron 'CO.'
g.,, g.and
The • pedlar People, •Limi
op ted.
Moved. by ;Farrish and 'J'ohnston
and 'carried that 'the ' tend:er of .. Robt.
Motvbra, be accepted at:36.50' r
yard: ' , ' .
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The fol'lowin 'bilis and • accounts
were. ordered: 'paid, on motion' by
Johnston and, Farrish. '
•John Quaid, gravelling $"93.00; Wnn.
A. Richardson, gravel $2.70; John
Bennett' raavelfin� •251.20''- Thos:
+ g g $ ,
Anderson ravellin an ;gr"din
,.. b� g d 'grading,
. l;,
$50.00; Harvey Miller`, repairs to
ditcher .50c• Joh " an o',
�, n Ry r ,eye b ,Its
and' steeples! $3:50; •Carman ;11ayiden,
gravel 415:30; 'Jas. 14I'cMilla ravel,
38;30;,, Herb., Curran, work of . men,.
$3:30; Rae and.. Porteous,• wire an'd
clamps $11.27; Herb Ciirrain,"salary
$36,00'. A. P. Dish'er,.ravel pit,.quid.
g
Sere • $100.00; 1». A. A. J, Simpson,
medica1 s orrvice 100,00 C. •
Donagh, °quarter salary• and postage
52:50', Preliii on salary!
user bong:
$. , um, . tr as„ d,
616.00; IK`eti'rieth FatrWsli,•etlualization
of Munion schools 24':25 D', J. Me'"
Charles, , relief • `suppli'ee' $4:65;.
ton'•
l'relief;` ifs:
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au i. ..ti
nest
, Saler as rele:f` oflice'r 2.50.:
d:•
Moved .b ,Io''nst ti .. a I;
and
n ad.T'rri
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and resolited that, oll'eoter talk s'teIl s;
BO01DARY, WEST .
A:nu Mier ofthe . „ t e Webster families
picniced ' at • Bayfield °on. • Sa`turday,
Ju•ne -16th, it 'being the'- llth annual._';
picnic of 'the' Webster families. •
• •Mr. • Alex Sta ie as` •'n::Kinear
11 Y r3', 3
dine •en Sunday,.- s endin . , the da'
. p . g • Y :
with hiv mother, who -is' i11.
1VI:rs. •Jas. T:_ .Webster Speint' the
week -.end- wih • friends, .in . Stanley
t
township.. • •
Little. Murray:,;McNa,in• is spending
a-week-•with--his-••grand'parents;--:Mr. .•,
and ,' Mrs. -'Jas. • T. 'Webster.
Mr. and, Virs.,Dan Nicholson' visit
ed : recently with Mr.. ; Nicholson's
mother on ,the south line:
VWEDDING ANNIVERSARY•
A very happy time was' spent at '
the home Of Mr. and Mt's, 'Russell
Gaunt in• Kinloss Township , on'Wed2
nesday •'a'f'ternoon of last , week, the
occasion being the fortieth wedding
anniversary of•'Mrs. Gaunt's 'parents,
Mr. and Mrs. t)avid Currie, of Glen-
field farm, East Wawanosir, The,
bride and groom of forty years ago
were taken -completely by surprise
'when a. Qirvinberi of ielativcs , •end
friends ;gathered 'to' spend the after
noon, An .excellent dinner was served
and' a; number of beautiful and use.
fol gifts were received.' We join with
the riuni6rous :friends
of Is, .. 'an
d
1 :. CurrSe in wishing the nmany
,
more years of happy'wedded `life.-
Winglann Ativartee-Ti,hes. b
'. , ! • '
•
WIN•01IAM .LOSES PRINCIPAL••
rr
Mr, G:`I,: Brac1cenbury who has
been :Principal -•et the Winghaiti High'
School earn,;
h of fo r the ast thirteen
has accepted, the 'principalship of :the .
'Port 1100 'nigh, School and. "*ill take
over his • duties there at the begin
ring of •the fall terns, .
to have all
the tax bonds
paid hie� •
Jttdy the iirst' ' .,.._... .. ....
c;atlnoii. adjourned Ott. motion'hry -
ai�r
+ ad h �' nd � herwood�., ,•'
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0 Ntetijittigh