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-144.week we— annallneed'7' 7that
Paisjey .)ad defaulted to Chealei4n•
the aataiAAal. 4'010 ''.70.f ..thij
inter-
rnedate W.Q414:: !because, PakslaY
• had been ordered. to, PlaY ;their. hant10..
'Rattle. on a ',larger iciS'atirfage,,.,
*: *:•* r'a flif•
• . ,However,._the difficulty_ WAS later
fretted out and: t4a firet game of the
series.:was Played' in Paisley• Friday.
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The avtinii genie...was idayed.in
• '.Chesley on. armiday night; Jialien,..`the
'Colts w9h by the. P4m0siore. Inuf
•.4aatiSed (4ederic11..-Jp.the
,finale..:.• - ``• . • ,
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Jn ihein-Plar-ielli;Analap Ileturaer
•• • held Waterloo City' 1:4agpe c4arn -
...pions' to a; 34 tie in "Hanover. last
;Wednesday. • , • "„
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The....!_"Rip-Saws. were .,gusted.:
• Wiit,erloe en Friday' night,, by a afire,
4.• •4! ,..4""'*.- .4; *,
A report froni-WaterloO;' however,
• ,- ,contested,and the: result definitely.
no .indication' of the Play '
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Voll in the Waterloo' nets Was sen-
AatiOnel, and as well Seemed to'
have'
• more than his .share lack in, tane.
.riind again; •making ` spectacular sayes
t� keep Hanover Off the. seoreSheet.
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,Tlick last 3 Waterloo 'goals, resulted
from breakaways, while' ,Hanover .
was staging • a • 'deterinined 'ganging.
attacklin theLlast"Peried:
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.Ripley-LucknoW, .,jaintiOrs no* take
on the Waterloo -squad, for „the'.
O. II, A junior chaninien1140; They
-.played the • firet iiaine n .Waterloo
hist night and. will' return , to IfiPleY
. ••* * -4; • ,*
RipleY's rise to this pesition,.. is
really noteworthy, .for at the start,
• of the ...season, • 'after' losing two
" straight mines, ,4 • looked' ASif they,
Would,..be the clarinet o their own'
1,1 deal of 0 H A interest
ce Around! the ' Clinton . team:
Elora. eliminated Durham,. bat .year's
champs,' Mid .are playing off, with
, .
• 'Clinton, a. teem-that--Durhani elim
'Mated from the' 0.14, A. race last'
. year. ; •• •
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Clinton -defeated .the'-'"Reicke'Hin
• 't� the •ConSerVative Govarninent7He
. Elora: on Friday '3-2, and played the accused ; the Liberals, of having 'done
nothing in :respect , a unemployment'
and, was •very ironical :in regard to
tbe. Empire Trade Agreeinents.
alse,Twarned.„-that±excessiVeAncome.
tax IS an inipediment,egainat needed
elitside • capital, as the Liberals; we
might remind: _him:have alweys Poia-
ted ::out Ile, oncemore, coMplein.:.
FridaY was a*Calm P.Ort •Pf day af-
ter the •excitement a •tile Padget
Speeell-ianrV"theAnterestIlt,-arouge
in all rirderi, The attendgnae In the
Wati rather. thin .apd, the.inea.
tentieus type. The Reliabilitcation. pill
finalli,went 'through and after,Ords
•the'leunslation Was laid lr the, Bill
Which. 'detaeheS the CombinesAct
fronn thaffariff !Board and Places; it
under the ' Labe*. DepartMent...It bi
propOSed to appoint a.. Connnissioner.
,te• administer it: -The -rest �f:the day
wee taken up with estnnates; among'
which were 'these of the PeDartment
.PenSioas: At this time the Return,
ed ',Soldiers' Preference was. discussed
but it was decided that 'this could'
noebe alteredelthotighlt, Marie Mgt
Mar.iY Young men; often. better -fitted
•for the Work Tthist do without a lob
if .it can, be filled at alt by a return-
ed seldier, This I feel it 4. matter
March Of time, a we ewe the return,
ed Man every • consideration.;
- Monday's niostinteresting.-question
was that of pensigns,for the blind to
begin at ferty, • instead of et seventy..
Tit* of this Change and ,agitation for
it hag gone on for 'considerable. tine.
Parliament, for some years has given
a sympathetic 'ear but for different
reasons, largely financial, nething has
beendone' before. It will cost. 413014
half a, million dollars a, year -The
provinces ..whe: agree- to co -Operate
will • pay .the remaining 25%.
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The cteoribmie 'Wisdom, of subsidies
to help Move Maritime coal West and
Western • coal • East was questioned
--lii-severaLmeinhers...but"...the,system
da'.'defended by the Leader' of the
Opposition who *stated that •witheut
this aid ,the industry WoUld not have
shryived; Dr, Young, Liberal of ., Sas-
katoon; .questiOned this and said the
Sooner" we got -rid , Of it thebetter,
evidently taking the -Inisition ","every
Man for himself andthe devil take
the hindinost.t!
'"On Tuesday the Leader of the Op-
position in a three -hear speech osten-
sibly en the. Budget, allOwed hiniself
to Wander. far .afield, .varying both in
niathrial 'and teniperiture. Indeed' it
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might be said ' it bore an amazing
similarity to What was said by .the
Liberala 'before' the change' in respects
'return gala. • in Clinton; • Monday
night; When .,Clinton won, 8 :to ..4.
Luckinfw had its quota of fans at the
-ganie4het-saw_160.0 spectators cram
inte the Clinton rink: . • •
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• Nowa Of the .death of the one and
only Howie Morenz, whieh necurred
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Monday -nighty -was Vaelved4y..,,sPort
...falls here With genuine sorrow Howie
was at his peak in a, great come -
•back year When he suffered' 4.hroken
leg Ciiionth ago. While his condition• :•was not 'a. gad,, the past few, days,
it. gave. no. cense for , •
Messrs. J.' ,W.• joint,. Rebell Rae,
P.axens•;, Wes. Ituston. arid Doug.
'Clarke, • attended,' thei-Teronto-Stret,_
, . ford junior 'gamein Stratford . on
Tuesday, when the Midgets . won '7
• to 4. ' •
LAPIGSIDEr
• The ..:Langside, . Club: held
„ their entertainment on Friday "even.:
Ing, with :the fellowing .numbers
ing given:' duet,* Fraser Purvis. .Mia
• • Hantley Devlin:in; reeding, :Mies:Mar,-
ion• alacI)engal;.: Aliorus: by, the pup-'
ils of -5.1, S. No: 8; ..dialogue,
•, '07; Opening," Georie, septi;
• Hope :and Oordon. Wall; Ivan
• Conley, Mre. 'J. MaeIntyre, Billie. Mc-
Kenzie; duet, . Jessie. and' Richard Orr;
, Neil MacCallinn, ' and
Mrs Ivan Conley, duet, Velma
And Isobel Orr;.,whistling solo, Mrs
:Currie; solo, Mrs.' George Scott
Proposal", Miss' 'Kathleen
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McKenzie and , Ian ;•,,,Pento-
• Mine, "Star , of the pitit"i .39unuti;
• „: teed by Parish Moffat;
.fite scene, . which'. Was a number of,
songs Sung by; all sea,ted..ikrand ttie
camp Are..The, singing Of dOa
' the. -king brought the. program to A
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richig Will be' the, •entertaria.,..
neiit Wednesilif. ••
,Whitileld Scott has gone t�
• :Northern; Ontario. , .
and MrS, ..L.Mcintyre:ind
• and ;Mrs.' George, Tiffin spent -Sat.*-
,• day evening with. the latter's. grand..
• .pirents, Mr., and t„trA.,Ilectot.McKtelf
.:*ho .celehritted• their
,niveraarY, • „ •
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The Weitien's. Itiatitilte wilt "Meet
• FridaY• in the hell; When 'aik irish
• sing :iong,•'ind, 4 St. ibatric-krs contest,
• will be., given by-Mr.s. A. COUltes,, .De.,
gtFondyeing' Ir mkt,
Leggett' Pape r ,..Making the best,
, -One; eireUtnatandeai Mrs':
Onele'S Niece° 15 t�
te'Preeen'ted Helyrond• this, Week.
THE LIICKNOIr SENT
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ilVIrs., Charles . Collins and , Mrs.
•Ilerry Graham. spent Siinday at my.
Russel Collins'.
Mrs. Will' Welsh, ia-visiting at St.
Gatherings.
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The 'flu epidemic of severe
cords.' l_igkaag the rounds ..111.
recent Weeks:: .Numerous 'Cedes •of
:pneumonia,: sore ,throats, and ear
trouble , seem.' te: be „the.most serious'.
,developments • of the,: oPidenlic,.:Whicti.
few homes seem to be escaping
Scott visited at Mr. Jack • ,Neabitt's
on 'Sunday;„ '• ' '
•Mr: Charles Collins went tO Verna
last week to attend he fuierar o hi
'cousin, the late, Will Logan.
2 AMr. ISeae,Nix.on of 'Belfast visited
at Mr jack Emerson's, . recentlY. '
• Miss Marville Scsitt: went to..,Terr
sinto, on-SitturcleY ' for a•morlib's „Visit
. • Welare" sorry to report ..the death•
:of Mrs: William Stanley' of Kincar-
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dine
'Nisi ', Lenore MieDonald, returned
tieme. :last ,Week."••
ed-tliat..- 'Alberti -Was' ;discriminated'
agaiat if aid were. to ..be, extended ,to
Manitoba and : Saskatchewan alone:
irly,*11.aai:',13nard, as usual 'sent •VP
the. Right, lionoura14, gentleman's
bleed pressure :and he:, waxed indig-
nant cancerning. the Prasent''..POlick.
:Healso criticized 'severely' the Em-
ployment' Commission ;and -its Work,'
which, drew On him; :the ..',fire of 'the
Minister of Labor; Honorable Norman
Rgers, hve figaree-td: -show
that athemPloYinent 'figures When, Mr.
Bennett' took oftee were 117,000' .and
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When he,: left .485,bflo ',which - has been
reduced at • Preielif. t�, 883,00, .she* -
nig an obvious recovery • Under the
present administration • . •
, The ,Budget 'Debate participated,
• in entirely. by' Conservativwent,
mere: or less,Peeeefully along on 'Wed-
nesday . They "Vietvecl th alarm"
•thk. effects:Of :the new tariff,'on :the
teXtile • industry 'which.,weapietiired
ne• 'the savi�ur of :may Sinail towns
dining the clepreaSion as it Provided
!Steady emPloyinent .throughout ' the
period when. Most industriesre
:cutting' down., From the reirelations
made during the late inquiry it would
seei that these worthy , •gentlemen'
cut down'on their wagessif not on
tilde staff and ,inust •haVe laid. •by
enough to . See' throi0i • the,
slight change7in tariff has taken
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Mrs. E. ,Stanley and babe returned
home from Kincardine ho'sp,ital last
upal,S0hopt..Rep9114:
!'S.140::4, West ,Wawanosh, •
(Senior 400in)'.
Average ' Test Marks- • '
Sr. V -Grace • Weitheiheed
. Jr, l'ohn, Pritchard:: 57;•: 'Russells• ,
Webb "514: •' '••" • • •
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Angus :4MqD�nl 54 •
. Jr.: IV -Muriel Wright 68, Gladys
Wright 6, Mae MacDonald 64, Helen
MON:Oat& '51;.; •; 'Margaret • Aitehianiill
Crenst GaMmi "
mrs. •Frank Johnston Spent feW
daYs,,, With Mrs. • P. A:. •Bleckwell: •
MkirVir7TPOyle
the death of her brother,,•\ the late
Jas. 'Neil of '`Lucan:.
. Mrs. 11: A.. Graham .,Visited T last,
,4OlinSton Of Listowel. •
• Mr. J; B. • Hodgkinsen, spent 'a
• few days with her daughter, ,:Mro.:
McEver.
The.lucky. chew. on the H. W. I.
quilt, was made' on. Thursday, 'Mrs. A.
Ackert holding the lucky ticket Mrs.
M: MacLean, Won first Prize , for the
best kitchen .epron, ' I
Mrs. S. Stanley And family, • are
spending a few days at Harvey Hod-
gin'a., 1. • . ' • , '
Mr° Glen Pinnell assisting. with
the,, work at lafr. Wm.. Thempion's,
..hirillarold Percy ' sPent, 'Saturday
with r. and Mrs: John' Barr, 'Holy•.
, Miss Marville •Sicott is visiting with
Toronto friends. •• .• • ' •.
The next regular meeting' of the
Church society will he held' on 'Man
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,day' el/ening ' in the ".beseitient of the.;
Presbyterian ' Church.'
•These marked * missed one
more . exams. ,
No: On roll 12. Ave. Att.'10.59.
• Sadie E.. -1ViacCharles.
• S. S. Ne. 4,• West Wawnnosh
(Junior Room
Test Marks-
' . "e 1176.0 r. ari Aitchise ;Dor-
othy 'Webb 74; Phyllis Gaynor*. 66;
• Marie Swan' 63. • i • • .
Jr, III -Shirley • Buchanan 71..,
Sr. II -Earl , McDonald* 50.- •
• '.Jr, :Gaynor* 62; .Helen
-Gammie-'56;---jean-Wright*- 55. '
Daily"--Mark-s
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tinie. set his. hense in,. Order ,for
the: Imperial -Cenferttice and the pre-
liminary diSeushigns that " take
phiee. here.. , ; .
. .Thursday.; hot entirely, but
largely .:OPPOSitrOii 1Peakera:•_;"hienof
()liked the seeking :the .of
COMmena. To, the exclusion • Of '''ar-
• erything elge, the budget wej :dealt
ht with , without reaching, es:. had been
piece. ! • ;•': • anticipated, a 'division. on the: Con-
• One of the „ amusing :things. that •servetive amendment....Verious them-.
sometimes oCcilt. to 'lighten" the lib.: es were expanded, upon i Mainly un -
ours of., the lawgiverehappened' on eniployment. .,.r: • , •
Wednesday afternoon :when a igen.; highlight a the. week; in MY
•tlenicin. was ebeerve,d. in, one Of :the iniinien, .occurred • on Tuesday .When.
galleries in full :dress regeliewhite •joe, Harris, COniervati•inte. of 'Pear-
tiiits,•:•White WaiSte°at 'n 117.ery- horO *LS , speaking on the . budget:
11114g.., it was not discovered: Whether Mr: 'It g who • possess without
ha Was &Sing or ,doming;., making an doubt the "largest" • Vofe' in the
early Start; to a. Ceektiiii". Party - Or'
thin hoirie Awn' the "night:Wore'
whether he, emiaideredft the, ap-'
praPtiete, .getaiti., for Palianientry
circles. ! • ' ' • ' •: • ,
It was iiiiiitaineed, *that the *inie'
,
'Minister had accepted the .invitation
of 'the •preSidenfiif helliiiteditateA
•go to WAstiogidti, 410 talk it
Mr -iii -4111- ,.8nend, ,Art:
• the' Whitehonee tin(' the, ietnahniet,
hie etily atthe :Oantidliiii Legation;
:there to'oehit A Atit41
holld4yti the POUth utlfizlng the
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Jr: II -Helen . Gemmie 208; :Wilma
Gaynor* 20k; Jean Wright'? 200.
1 -Jean ' 'Aitchison* .444.
.• PrimerL-Florenee McPherson 1438;
Margaret McPherson 1402- Dorothea.
Swan --.Bulhanair -1378;
Bobbie Lions IA5; Therese Gaynor*
040.
• Those'marked *-mrssed one or more
days, • - " '
, Beatrice 1VIcQUillin
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• Bill 'Viciously attacking a, pieces
chicien):, ,This must be an.:Ii-itubet-;
tor chicken.
Joe:' Wily?
BiH thig,
Could, he" So• tenglk.
CHURCH NOTES
PresbyteriesiGui
ST ; HputNcs
The Hastiers; ,with 'Dick Weather -
head their ' eaPtain, ,hedcharge of,
The Guild held its. regular meeting the meeting, of the y. P. II. on Sunday
on Monday eveing, with Miss Dor- evening, Miss Isobel )Yfillerrtlie.pres-
ethy'Nixenin the chair. A hymn was.. ident, was in. the chair Annie Thyler,
Sung, Nora Jewitt read the scripture , read - the scripture lesson and Isobel'
lesson and tile ...Lo s,-13 Y nller-gave-the Bible ',character. -en-
eated. • Arlene. Jeadtt and Miner. amines". • ' The ..,thpie "Do •aietinns
Aitchison , sank a 'duet '7.: The topic 'Speak Lender,. Than Words" -
1as'v. , . was
er!tctren.byD7ettenbrs;1)rnean
nale4ote.ofer41; r: intere tag dica sion by,Frank MacKenzie, Eljiott
.d. CA:ry.r:th-.:11;1:0nil4tl,kTr;lif..40go,lp.)4.1:Ms;m:r.e:.7
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usoii1rs: p'ffscev.ini7l1y5ciyie:Bi.a.eL:ioee.4..,.
:alp and • the. meeting ',Closed With
:Miss Irene Woods of Waterloo'° and
hymn and 'Rev. Mr. MacDonald lcd
Mr ',Neely Todd of .Stratford, spent
in prayer. . . •
the week-endat their hones here.
, 'Mr: Cherlie'burnin :left On:
Satui-
day for ,Kirkland Lake
'•Mr. john Durann • of •Mgrristenverld
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Mr
and Mrs, Jack ,Deyell of Wing,.
"were recent
Charles ambeil
Dtirriet_frona here
attend-.
;pdthe' funerel of the late Mrs. Thos.
,Miller, a former. •resident•, of -this"
•cominuniti.:‘,...ih'.1aucknow on Monday.:
en, . Mrs v , McCall*, acknowledged, ,xr., wilson woods and Mrs R J,
With,_thanks 4 letter of .,aYbitaathy Weeds, left; on Saturday' iur a visit'
sent -by iz "
•e.dictiozi Was :rePeatea anda .• social Galt ,.•. ' ' : '
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half hear enioyed.. •
•• • . • ' , Mrs; Archie Anderaon. opened her
•••home on •:Tharsday . for. •the. . 'March
Meeting, of the ,Wonients.:. Institute,
when there were -thirty ladies in: et-
United Church W.
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•:Mrs. Fisher's group, met et, the
ligme ;Of ' Mrs. L. ;ThoMPson• • ,oi
Tuesday, 'with an -attendance. Of four
teen land the president iii. charge.
After the •devetional period, , the
afternoon as spent inllarrariging 'for
their 'group social. and. in sewing. A
special relief -fund e011ayon wite-tak-
victoria hliasion Band °*
The-monthl-ineeting-of
toriQ M' ' 'y
Bind Was held On
March 6th,, with .the president, Helen
MacDonald, conducting: the meeting:,
'The -meeting' oanedl..with. the _scrip's_
ture reading 1):3T' Katherine.. Agnew,.
followed ,bY:the,I.,orci's prayer repeat -
ad
'had a recitation by -Helen Orr fat;
' hi unison The minutes were, :read
with:Ia... m, ottiF , ,and Jaek ForSter, also . an :exercise
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owed, An exercise by :ROY Aitchison
by Ds:aerie: and Muriel. Petersen And,
readings by Evelyn Taylor and, Mary
. , ,
• Perteous, completed :the day's pro-.,
gran.. The ..,band, divided' for :study;
*aril the meeting' closed lh prayer.'
Mr. , and Mrs. Finlay ,Shacklettiii?
and babe of Ar,thur, spent' the'week
end .with tha former's parents, • Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Shackleton •:
MiSS' jean, Ritchie of Zion, . visited
on ,Friday with her little 'cousin; Lot-
tie, Saunders.
• Miss ,•peati Thompson of 'Dungan,
non . spent '•8utitlity at. her
and Airs. , :Bob, ,Marshall
rKincardine • and 'Mr., and .Mrs.„Thos
-Bach of Holireod; visited On T.hitrs- •
.dai'afternecin,.. with, Mr. .and • 'Mrs..
• .f
KilpetriCk is viiiting. et
the lierne ef Mr. Itseac' Andrew;
14-'4 ladies of the laik'e: ,4100dint.
oont:,are :invited fci•_the:_alkither:-..4.iiid
Daughter ,13iiiguet next Monday •eV-,
ening' in, the :basement.,. of• the. :tint,:
gannen. United ChlitCh. •
kise Herten' • Of ..•A'Abni..,
'Spent: the: week -end !Wlith' her Parente :* 1hO W 1/4 .S. :of.. the. ,14eShiterhin
Mr; and Mrs, Henri Horton.. Chtireli'met at the inanse''On'Wednes- • •
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The SYMPatlifr of the Cainnitinity. day afternoon, March +3rd.. MrS.".T.
is extended' 'to Mrs„ Jas. Webster in Watson 2n1 president, presided
the .death of her inether, Mrs Thos4 The, Meeting (spelled "With, a hymn
Miller, of Wingliani;!'.Wheee, death • and Miss' Pearl, Hendersen:.,,led in (.
.occurred On ..;Sunday, Mareh••'-lth... preyer. Another hynin was,'suiig ,and
miss '*itinifre'd Blake of. Crewe,' the scripture lesson, read by Mrs..
;SPoit.SUn.ay ,Eit her „• . a son. .. • e presi en, Mrs. • -
A: • • The 'd t• M Mae.
;Mrs; 1VieDetiegli 'end . Mrs; Al, tiefiald,.. took thchair for 'the bus',
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United Church W. A.',
The. meeting of Mre. •Armstrong's
gran.. wits 'held: On Ttie.sclay. at the
hoine of Mrs. W.. L MKezizio.with
a good. attendance ; . The •president,
taking., charge,,.. the meeting opened,
by ",singing;_of a iiyinn, followed by
the Lord'S, prayer in. unison. Minutes:
of last' ineetinewere read and adop-
ted..4 Paper �n 'aIrelatid4.' Was' given
by Mis.`:Wtlfred Anderson and • an
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instrumental of Irish Airs by, Mrs.
Dr. yoviter was wick enjoyed. '• ThiS
Was, -followed by a paper , on ."True
Friendship" by Hazel Webster.: Meet-.
ing elesed IStiztaih benediction,
after whichall enjoya soma _ our_
together. ,..,
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•cREWE---
• Mr.. Samuel Slierwood..made a bus- •
iness trip, to Toronto • the latter part'
a the, week, „
• • Mr. Sohn • Kilpatrick ,held a' :very
sneceisful'auction pale feat Thurs..:
day.,• '
TMTWilfred Drennmr-ancl'elidde'
" feW''‘daYs with
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"frienda Lucknow. • ' •
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• • The W. :M. met at the home o .
Mrs. Matt Shadicleten ' with: A good
ance •
ettend . , •
the past few` Weeks, With her,: sister '1 ,
in ;Brantford, returned home on Fri..
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stother spent
Thursday with ind. Bert
Treleaven.
lthsk Anna Mae Treleaven spent a:
, , • ,
day "lest week at her home here
. Mr. and Mfg.: Ewati Taylor spat
'I'hursdey -with friends. here, '
• Mr. and lidra. ChargneY, Anne
and Mrs. Jee..Charaney, and Mr. and :
Mra. Charles, Rgberticin spent, Tars
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day Wiith. Mr. hfia,Mrs. 'Finnigan.
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LOWER WINGHAM'''
Vire welanie_tha.._,Rey. and Mrs,
toneYland.. family :AO our town, The
Rev. -.Mr. Loney ..aesuined. his duties
is pastor of John St Baptist Churcli
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last Sunday:- , • , '
The temp:ins of the late Mrs. ThoS, '••••'
Miller,., Who'. .passed away ' Sunday
morning, were laid to, rest ,m7i'Green.
hill' Cemetery; on , Monday afternoon.,
To her MapY. friends in •Winghains
LucknoW and Surrounding ceuritry;„
we extend our dee'pest sympathi.,
and ,the roll was responded to by,
'Jake. or an Irish saying...It .was
eide4 to organize, a crassof ,girls to
undertake_ .the spring.project , on.
4,c1000§, Closet". ,Thia class: is. open.
.to all ,girls •between the hges, :of 16
and 26,• and anyone Wishing': to join,
IsiieSU•irt.5-ket!in tovich-with the
leader,..Mrs. 11„:3. ,Salkeld,.. or. her as,:
sistent, Laurina Miller._ The :tonic',
Howcan the Institute best serVe the
•Community". .was taken by .:Mrs.
W.' Rice, Annie Watson: read an ar-
tiele on thl "Beginning • of the' Wo- •
inen's 'Institute: The hostesses were
and Miss Annie Watson •'.
• Have , you . paid ••yeiir
'yet? :There's no substitute for dol-
lars and Cents, when it. conies ,to per:
,ing Wages'buying, Paper, ink, 'Metal
and all the;other expenses ,that are.
necessary in, prodUFing a paper.
Mernbere Of the Women's' Institate
are holding their March Houle",
Thursday:evening, 'Marc1t718th; when
the program, ,Will be ••provided Any
Beigrav taleiit•
• ' Miss Lila. :•HiimPlirey .was
• itor with • her sister; ,, Mrs:, 'George
Walker; East Wawatiosh. •
•Dr. Harry Day, of RoeenVille, Salt
and Mt Ar , of
were . recent callers On Mr: and Mrs.
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Mr. Cecil and Jellies '..Gardner Of
Zion :visited ::,friends in :Wingliaini fiat
Saturday :on. theire--Way-nonee:--frain-.8-7---
meter: tri* to ;Stratford.
•., The, remains of . the late rap:
Amp, (nee Vera Finlay)•.' Were 'laid. to; '
rest in Winghani Cemetery, on Thura,,
day kfternooir'TrTher friends iii
Lower Waltham, weextend gur
pethy,
• ; Mt; Herold Bakeiyisited:fer a fes
days last week withhis parents,: Mr. •
andMrs Norman Baker, in •Lo*et
A ,Veri • Seising . and ''instreetive
progrein. was presented by- the Y. '1'.
A.,- at .the City.,,Mission list Fridai.
evening,. representing 'a radio pro-
gram, , tided in the Criss room, on'aeen,
by the audience, consisting of sacred
Vocal and . instrumental music, acrip',.:.
'ture.-readings :and Bible • sketiehee, ,
ander .the,‘". leadership " of , the: Misses ,
Hostetler :and Dedull• ' '
• The 'boys in LoWer. Wingliana who ,
'Work up • toWii F.tirkkitgre- f5c7,
tory - have 'a.• rather., Pleased": eitpree.
gen on their faees these".cleys Since
theyhave had a settletnent with ths'.
factorynninagersAt 9 wegaincrease •
Coinino'ns, in, strident topes hoped bert Irelin'yoi. Ziaii .vi;ited on-Thuri- ness nart •of the nrogram, .The Bible
tiue govertment 'would tot claim the . • ' . . . • • , . ,
. clay at , the hotne ef- me aria , aura. <Andy was given by Mrs, C. F. Rich
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credit,' for returning fprosperiti. Just it. h ...-.. . • ' " • • .... . ,
ardson. ' • Mrs. MacDonald toOk the
then the ,Prime Minister who luid 'c ara Johnston ' , . „ ., , • . , „ .
Death Occurred S.
In IT. a;A. . tppic, ' Chinese Work i
• n Qaeoec,
been, b'ut ma., the Chamber rethrileti
aka titti.Harris said. h was glad to,
.have- Mr.' King her What' he had to
the lioahniable Meither: Oitt-
hoorned' ;Aim.' •
didero • t BesideP8tkir'iiiid Marlon Mactionald-
owve oria , •. 8 .
Harr ..The Evinie 1flniter Bays
his wife, Ill Airvived hy 'one ton sang duet The, Meeting closed with ,
'-'1•ncl'°1#6: th`tt ekteiided Mrs.. Piiilay Refroahrtietifs Were SerVed.
Mrs, Will A.ndrew. received Word and told in a most int.eresting. way .
last weelt of the death of her. uncle, of the work 'being done by our W.:11":
Ar,_11,Q02,..3.1n.las4.2r.st,g,0*VaA11,,i8. that Ptovinoe: A splendid paper
U.S.A.His wife was formerly 'Miss on "(ippoitiiiiity",5VaS
Madge slater 'of:41r. Will Robert Andre*. During ,the 'afternoon
he' ;tan „heiii' '611t,s1(1.. „jov'fiali 76t1 Aileit:!. The stiniPiitlisit 'this 'eoni'. IiiMn and' the terd's,. nrayer
• the iiiliele of •Otiiiiidn botOit hear."
, her .Dereavenient.. - And., all enjoyed a :SOdia ant,
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1,',4attji 29th. .
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- '730th, 1947.
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