HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1937-03-18, Page 5•
441r4f0•".",9,"4.4.44-'"4,-.4iri.444 "iPwarrrxr•P*14..*".P4.9“vAs..4.*.rrirwie1•*.tkorrorogiOr..445,." .
• ,
" • ^ ; ▪ •
. • . • • • .• • • ," •,-. - • ' , • ' . • ,," , _ , • • •••
. ,
. • .
Ti1u4SILtYF 18TE, „
,
•DUNGANNOPIT
..•
tie Wintry .weithei.--VO have been
wring this193twemt pleases
• Bert Bradfo'r1,, :Our 'bittcher, •more
- than anyone else, as it gives hun en
.. • coVragemelft .04,Ii bope that he
will secure his supply of leek 79‘11;eir The .findget Debate eontinued. ni;
ybeefas. not
13," en 46°11-?' harvest
'4! ILhtettleHoonfoeouallt'adIgligriittYe,r;:srtn.da;ionng..
;
--. • Mester JackEedY ,h1.5i the nlisfer- Grote Stirling; Conservntive-ex-Min-
to lltflo•-
007:1'Sule-aay,'• •,-. 'seine trine tQ a.defence of the relief ; • ' ,
' • • ' Mr. and Mrs.: 1:.1 Young Silent a camp policy, denying there. had, been ; - • "
• , .
•
'
• • ,
3.-.• • - , .
rss
•
• , I. 0' •
TEE LycliNio SENTINEL,'
•.r
,
,
'
The Nevis At Ottaw
W• tt. TOMLINSON,
)
•
t•
••••
few doYs., week ; visiting' friends any militarigin. • in: these' establish- . • : •
•Ments.. • Mael\licol Tateno
was -hikhly apprehensive ,orthe'i",,
onoinic' situation ' and Stated_ that
•Parlienienwak ;,faRing a• inelcano; ;
,CYclone, :unless' priO're. adeqUate
sures for Putting peoPle • to Work
.as. devised by tills ,gevernment, and
J.• A Glen Liberal of Marquette
. came'. hack :With the statement,
that ' since -the . b rut . have
1
. . •
.."
. • ••,•••444or...•
/4,111L1P-.14 .. 45* „
-
, . • ;in Toronto and vicinitY: • • • ' , .
• ". and ?ars Wilfred' Pentland
-**•• _I
newlyweds, retnOkegl:, last . ,Saturday
• ; •;" ; --from hon4poen aPent:',-in•LPetRit:
• Group 3- of the Senior Branch of moa
the: Dungannon Ve•infen's Inatitute
. •
.•
• entertained' Wednesday ,voitz,g ,
- hist week at, the home of MI.'S. Chae. ,
, 'Congram, con. .4, A very pleasant
tune. was spent playing Binge, pro-
.. gressiVe euchreand other* gamea, eeine hack int° Pewert• here; has
• Mrs. :Wilbur Brown and Mr. J. tr; been much More content and lean dia., .
• Ri4ardaon Were the.. 'Winners at -turbane nnatIng labour. Even. Mr,
euehreAlt reported a very ;:' nice 'Tricker; the storm . Petrel' f• rom nos-
.. r • •thnet .., • • • thern was willing to Adinit; that this
- - OvernMen'Hutd-derne--ritero`tr-siXt-een-
. lenge were, 811OCKeCI to he of • .
months than any ,governmqnt since
the death. on Sunday 'of, Mrs. Dave
McWhinney, formerly Sarah Jane
Confederation. .In the trade agree-
-
yoaaty,4, 3010 _paused away in,,,Goderith merits'he. sew benefits ta all con-
heaplittli :after a ,Itickneks..' of Verk, ?erne& • '. • • .
short duration. The,, funeral took The possibility of the SesPion end -
place from the family home in Ash- 1.1.4 •14itli1n: to N‘"eehsand a' haft is
• . '• fiel4* on TueadaY with 'intermit in
entertained. by; some optiznis'ti ' and
Plinflonnon',.temetery... •A 'hiller' sto, with that prospect, " the
cOnnt Of her. life hiatorY will he given P-Onle .Minister end the Leader of the
,•• • • • • . . •
• . • • next wpek. Much SyMPath3T. is exten- Opposition are Intilgued. PersonallY,
ded to the bereaved ones; in their I cannot see any likelihood of such
, •
. time of sortow.., • • ecciirrenee arik think probable
rrir:rt•••••.4.,rr.rg.4..-•r'•4•r•
• . '
• . .•
. • ' .
• . . •
Mr;,.._psrey-Horne,-usic-moved from -date-of' adioarnment--ia•-around-the
the farm uplle. hi-8.1191mi in 'the ; 9,, mid le, of.,April,, as .before the:sea.,
. ,„
• lage.:' At . the same • tune, Mr Rosa e'en eenetedea -there will be a das-
McNee moved ,the 'Herne '; farm,. enaaiOn, on .the Imperial- Conference
and : Nei,hot attitude :towards It isto
• ,....Visitora.;wlth',.Mrs..„. D., Sproile:-C;ii-
Sunday'werei.: • Mr... and . Mrs. J... „b. may take much or •little" trine.' •'.' •
' •IlessOn, and. Miss lare ..Sproule of .,.; On Monday,. Parliament entered
Stratford, • • , 'upon •the second Week of the Midget
A' well. represented., • meeting , of, Debate. , A. A. Heaps, of: Winnipeg
• the officers of •Dungannon thought:tariffs...Were not so import-
•tural ...Society Was :held 'itafeh ;16th, ant He claim1 the EmPleymerrt
; at :the home of the secretary.treadi. Conimission hid. done -nothing Which
4.- .• during ,which, they 'ctinerni4;:fgAld not have” been &Me* Without
Were-.;aPpeinted. for Oariiing. on\ ,the thein; ' Mr.," Heaps was very Pessim=
• • ; w A•lit .,of 1937. Arra gements. were IS tc„in regard to any agreement
be-
Mr-'- lark McLeod, .4Agr. Tep: :inkarrived', at between the. Province'
o , • n.Co.,....after...Whiali Dr, :Lioneland the,. Dominion J H. Blackmore
SteVeridon will ipeak on ' eentagiene' Social .tredit *•House , Leader ..criticized
diseases ' affecting Cattle, Every firm, the Government ,tor not 'Making the,
'Wheat, Board. Machinery. :available_
He -also Clearfd. up'," for at least,
. , .. •
the :cardinal. principles, of the :Social
Cret. program in Parlia,Ment: .1. The
state Must create MOOT.", The
.dtatenet,'---the-T:banks"-..;-mest distri
byte:the.,money through public works
defende • or' other• actiVitiee or' even
.as dividends., The.. state raust con-
trol': Prices . and, prevent ';
soile. program' it, apeine ;
'TA; highlight. Of . the Week aeemed
to me to be the ;break in.the,":govern,
merit ' renka. W.„ • (IMO.
Moore Of ''Ontarie; .CCitintY,, voted With.
the . opposition in suppOrt":. Of the
Bennett -amendment .the Budget.
This ,trineridment . Was: 'rejected- 'by "a
majoritY: of..88.• 'hi. action .ef, ..1.11r;
•Moore appears to be a. sort. :Of Sit=
doWn,:•Strike.anji as Ontario,county;
is 7„the ,., home' of General...Meters, Mr.'.
TMoore :d0banot.-- apPrO•ve-Of•.-eirine-2. ,of
the tariff: :.Pe.rfOrinances., .of . the: pre-,,
.sent HoWever the'
Bennett amendment .:•related : it° .-en-
einpleyment it is 'somewhat • ,diftleult
uriderstandlVir. Moore"S action at.
the income/it , ••• . •
•.After'. the, iiivieiOn on the Budget
Made ..a speech.'
on .the budget itselUnder the clime=
brig farniing and lrianufnettifing,
are vital in '
• pointed out that We had Milea,
et she -reline, with .• many important
to-wns and Villagestold how' the
tourist'. trade- had, increased:" sinde
theLiberalS" took. office:: and, had
Made 'sudh :`,.eXtellerit: • trade .;• . agree...
,inents. with' -the United Stats.- -1 also:
Painted' -out the indreased•pt-iees :for.
tentionlo ditfereride in. salaries
paid the Farm Creditors ',Agreement
Beard, offlders during the Conservi-
tive.,:reginae ..and the present,one..:
ani supporting this Budget,.because,
. the,. policy .of thie- government'is first
to place. the bask 'industries of .
.aiia. POsition and if this
is d�nel believe that. automatleally
'the .other. inclaetries.' Will prosper as.
}ias haPPened 'Bruce Where the
'InantifectuiterS are iridretteirig .Wageti,
" lioniourahle Gardineri the"
Minister Of Agriculture, muck H
an-
exeeflent' speech" in defenee., Of . the,
Wheat pcilicy'd the government. One
point StresSed was.that the. price
,thig., ',year' tliehigheet.ritSide -the'
War. •Or. „the ;period influenced, '-by
Wel,i,t4ablt 108, to. show' .66:
ihatious in ricei the lOWeat • being
6`.46 a' bitSliel. at ; of .the
stabilintion..program. and' the ;high-
eet $2 24 _Wheat
'heard .ePerating keel) the 'Pried
.do*n 1i shoed it was .th'e.\ pelidy
Ot the .tiberal,, party to lititiMitt.e'hi
a'n0tdeily Manner tlib. wheat 'held=
rings 'at. tile, 'Seine time; guaranteefn#
"
er 'Would , be Well 'advised in attend
. .
this/Meeting. •'October 7 and $,' , Wag
sither date set for 1937 fair, Which: is
, .
expected h , bagger and better
'4; ' ••• ,• than ever. • •• . • ' • ,.. '
. Unique Banquet).- 7
A.• Mother and ,Daughter banquet
In u he United' .Chiireh, Monday night
• . was well .attended by mothers and
daughters of the_com...timui7;li;
nitY;;A'l.lovhe.,
.2.• „1. dinner Waa' served at
g,en-and with Mrs
rthnr.
Cul-
bert as toast-miatrees. Mrs.: :R'. ,.D. av
easta .-
', • :2. • -! ids6n proposed toast to the
• ••:•., 1; chin'eh and Viis 7s1).°Ite''to ' the d to by Miss:
• . 7 , Currie .of. the Nile
, ...- • .* guests by Miss .Celia , Pentland,re."
spondett to by Mrs Geo.„„Lane'..frem'
Hackett'a• chureli.; , toast to themoth-
•eri, by Plias Vilma :Treleaven; ',with
;.,,ff'mrs. Rev. T. R. Turner, responding;
• . , ,'" •
toast to the .dittel4rd by Xes, -Ray=
; • , Mend Finnigan; Crewe, responded
•.F • . • •
to 'by. :Miss; Gera Dickson..4 The guest
." • ,.'OPeoher was Mrs Palmer of oder
on the Vimy„ Eidge"
fifteen -piece orchestra . of .Blyth,
furnished •!niusie with Dr.", Toll as
• • .
.•••
leader rhe Proceedswere. gratifying,
, „ • and the, evening most enjoyable: .
„, - •
• • ; ... • • Mrs. Mary Rivett„' accompanied by
' Mr: and H•Mrs,.. —Wallace -Black --of
Goderieh, attended the ,tinneral 'Of
, Mr. Joseph; Sellerd near Brusdele last
- Saturday afternoon. . ' •
. t.'Little 'Isabelle Andrew, di' ghter
: of Mr and Mni. Harvey Andrb*, W.
Wiwanosh, re-c-eived' nastyi scald
• • And steam bilin last Sunday lii• an
, unusual ,way, while returning • by car
, -from visiting with. relatives. When
about •rt mile on their way, A freeie
• ;'••• up of the car's radiator resulted . in
' hot Water and steant. being turned
'• beck On 'tilelittle girl's lege; scald-
, ink them severely., ;
'
1
, .BERVIE •
•
. • Miss Flora McLean of • TiVerton,
phying a vieit to her niece • Mrs
Gordo • •
, Mr d Mrs. Lynn*,H., Fair have
returneti' to their home' here' - the
former having been engaged in giv-
.
• int tt. three-intinths' "course in ttgri-,
aniture trainingnear littniiitOn. •
.Mr: and Mrd,:. Allan Robertson,
. ton. 9, were: visitors. On 'Friday at
Mr Andrew Mcbonaldis home,. •
Me.. and tire, Stuart' 'Hunter and
`..* 411110 't/1.3,' 'to 114 490 ...Mi., and Mrs.
• • IVIldfOrti ittintgr stia sii;0.11 46,1 Of
were titidity ivisitors Of
• • • Mr. • and' Mrs 4a6 Ilutif.dt. •
0Ortioir. 14, outing'.
*4 '81 nindet• Per& Sedriri‘‘ ". .
the W. A. 'dr ,St, ‘.1.ohii?s ditirh
`faaetaoi Wedneadaiof thiti Week
4. at, Mrs, LlOyd.liddre&S *Ando south,
lino. '
• ' "*$ ;
I' 9
;4" 44.4
' . • •
•••4
,
•
• ,
4
0.1.1, •,0.44 TY U',4! - •
,
• •• ••4 ' ; .
• . :9: „
. ' • . •
•• Poke' ddivi'md at ht;:torf oahawa
Ont. Ciew4nunenl taxes, &taloa imd • ' "
{ ; freight additional. (Pricee subject ,to
change withont notice.) '
T' H _.E R4. E S
ZION
•
.. • .• •
• •
;
entral Garage
NO DELAY WHEN
.s.
YOU •ORDER
A
K
„ The sympathy f this ,community
is extended to the relatives o the
.late . r,s,
Witair lifelong , rnenber • Of thisnei-
Oborhood.,:. and her sterling quill:
ties as.,a neighbor',: and: friend: Coin -
.Mr. : Boden 'Ritchie spent' a feW,
days ree,entlk ,with: •Mr: arid Mrs,
Clifford 'Eastman of Port HOpe. He
was accompanied. homeby..) Miss
Myrtle :Ritchie: whe has been the
guest of her sister and Mir:, EaStman.
for the past two ' weeks. ,
'Mrs., S. • J. KilPatrickoflliefeking
having spent the: past. weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon-Eirkland,
returned home on Monday ladt. Mre.
-David—Andrew of, Vermillion, Alberta
is at -present--a . gUeit.' -with ,and
Mrs.- ;Kirkland: ' . '
, • .
Mrs. Lorne Woods of St. Helens
spent a doripleof days:with 'her sis7,
ter, Mrs. John Gardner, who .had been
ill..ter. a...few...days. with 'flu Arid. de-
veloped' :pnetimen4 J.frs Gardner
:waS taken." to"' Wirighant hospital . on
Sunday. ' - • • - • ;
.:'.Miss % :Kathleen Gardner. Spend,..-
ing,this ...Week with her aunt; * Mrs.,,
Lorne Waod ' •
-Guests with Mr." .and Mr's 'Mr' T.
-0ardner-'on--Snriday;",-.were Mr.* .and
Mo_oe.PhF1eeinan.Land,farai1it...61.
Lechurn; Mies' Beryl 'Gardner,„ of
'Toronto And( Miss Ada Webster of
of
Luckne:W.' , "
Mr Chas.. Anderson • has ,been as
• Mr. jolin.McDonagh the 'past
difford •Crawford• of Port Al-
,.bert,. and Mr...., arence , ,Essex of,
Leeburn,_spent_TuesdaYwith,_:_2their
friend, Sid Gardner. • • , •
°Miss ;Ella Hunter of Toronto was
a ..weeli7end .visitor with Mr..and
Geo. Hunter., , , -• • •
Mrs. St. _Clair' Irwin of the b'eun-
darY is spending a' 'few • days with
her. brother, -Mr. John Gardner,.
„ .
Messrs. Lloyd and Vernon -Hunter
and Miss'. Ella Hunter, visited .with
friends_At. St. -Marrs And_ Stratford
fernier, • He ProriliSeti 'that ,the lOwer
tariffs of the .new. trade agreements
would. operate to increase the price
of.... 'Canadian wheat.. His • Speech
„ , •
cleared up A great Many points in
this vexed, qtrestiOn, ..• '.. .1 ,
,On Friday,. two untisual ,apeeches
were .made. W. 'H. 1V1eere • form,er
-head- et--thejariff--Board-arid---pre...-
tiently ,Liheral;Meriiher *fr-. Ontario;
ezplained..hii. „.pesitiOn. 'Re • at
Odds with •theovrrimerit over. the
United Kingdom', agreeMents 'and,
it .alt. bells. doWn -the,,fat that as
be. opposed •• the :I932 agreemente as.
A Liberal inember he finds- in the:
new', ones: just • made_ n�'
change to Warrant:a change of opin
'ion on his:.part. 'thinks all suoh
agfeernents prornotors of- tretible,,
.but as. moat peoPle nowadays
think diftereritly, 1 .ekpect the side
Ia.' • *• •
The other 'star• performer' wad Hon.
ourable H.,Stevens,' who compris&
ea OA' entire Reconstruction. partY'.
Mi Stevina h.& been silent S�s'
sten !Int ln a very glo,owly‘• speech . • • • •
KIDS)*
6: W. To
•
• •
Pl.Inganii•60-41rek#0*: • ,
a game- staged on Thurs-
day niglik before a large -crowd - of
fans,- Dungannon Juveniles
first defeat trent. laicknow, 'by a
score of, 6 to 2. Both teams staged
a. tattle. from start to. 'finish and. pro-
vided many • ' breath taking MOM -ems'
for the fins: McKim, •local goalie,
Played* sensationally threnghout the
g,,the and in. the 7,.A:.• period' stopped
three , hard shots.- Finlaysdn drew the
1st 'marker of thegame on'a pass.
fret* J. K..' .MacKenzie. rnizi .�f,
;Dungannon ' soon.eVened, it 'up "`' and
again: threatened , -,to same in the
'9,Pen net Just as , the bell rang. Cooit,
brokt.the, score late. in the, !firet. per-
iod
. ea -passes from''.AtacKeri,gie and
Dahme.K..and again piit." the* lheals •
thalead. . • •
• -Eade et-Dungannori :drew ''the ist
penaltY. of: the second' ,Period
pelting- at--1VdKiin.--,in-Lthe net.'' Lick -
now again 'Acoredwhen • Aitchison
banged- it •in On a. pass froM i3uttori„
and final' goal' when the. puck boUnL
ced. tho . local net of .MacDon-•
ald's stick..Xook.again' scored .for the Whitechurch. " • .
locals on -'n . pass frem. MaciCenZie,
JOhnie ..Dahmer getting the last t.wo.
goals' for Lticknow.-on. passee.'„ train:
K. MacKanzie;: ;making the • score'
• :
, No ',.gottiO, were scored in the 'last
period, and -the -second •-penalty.---Was,
handed :Out to .MontgomerY of Dun-•
gannari:- 4
Dungannon—Goal, :Culbert;•, Defense,
kentgonlery: Culbert; Durnin;. Wings,
'der.rie'; 'Centre, Parks.
laucknew—Goal,• Defense;‘,
MacDonald; Finlaysen; Wings, Cook
MacKenzie: Centre,. Dahnier.
. son, o , e e, Tre,r
leaven.. . • :‘ °
* * * * *
• • - Standing et: JtiVenile Series '
...Dringannon, ,. '. 6.
• Lricknew • ' •
Wingham. •: • 6
BIRT.IIDAYS•Georgina Geoghe.
' 1 T 1 )t‘
gan, • ean reea .n. .: • • - •
1.
LANoSILi
Mies.' Ruby Cann; little daughter
Of.,-Mr.:--and-41rai-Jehnetnr-eenn-,-ito
b -e cOngrattilated on winning, ‘,9th -
Place in the amateur conteit: in Le -
know last Friday night., V,' ••:••
:••• • •
L..: C9:1' Friday .evening, Mr‘• and•
--,J,Ohyr,4-Malrined-ef4.1-3-angsidetelebrated.
their tenth anniverstiry:•• Gifts '
• • • .
eisting of 'tinware:. linen, • enamelware
and blankets, . showed. the .esteein• in
which Mr., and .:Mre.• 'McInnes • are
:held in the Community in 'Which they
live: Friends Were preserit.from fees -
water, 'Clintein, Ripley and White,.
Church The; evening Was spent • • in
dancing and • card Playing :with 'a
program , at lunch time • 'ever ,. which
'Fester. Moffat "preSidedReadingS by'
Miss Irene Plitch; EISie:',Hock.,'s
ley, Orville. ,and Dan.; Tiffit-4 \ step -
dancing, :1-1OPe Wall and Din Tiffin;.
instrunientai : acqordian, Walter
James.' Mofflat gave short
Speec,h and 'called • on, Mr.:. John Mc
'Inns, wile:thanked all for their:pre...
sent& and' coming in enjey the oc..-
TasiOn.• The . sum Of $4:00 was also
given Mr. and Mit,' M. I • • ;
Mr. - end Mrs.. Wm • "Br
,, pen ay, a „ernotin
;
: With .the Go-getters in 'charge: the
meetingtof-the-ry. P. 137.*E-i- sheild*Vi
Sunday- •evenin-i;Ti-ii:. in *ten -
dance'. • Laurine, Miller read the §crip'.:
ture leaspri and: Mrs:, Ball gave the
c.haraeter. .".itutth','. The-ttiPi'a
REBEKAH LODGE IS '
.
INSTITUTED AT TEESWATEll
,
4.-Memhers:Initiated-utF-Oflileeri•-;.•
Recently Inatalled. Att. impsieeslve
. Ceremony LaSt .Week • • f •
" •••••,••• • '•••4:
, ' „ • • •
,-
.meride with, , Teeswater., Rebeiraii, ' •
Lodge was last week instituted and •
offleera installed. • . •.• • ; '
.
fnitiation of the 44 dandidatei:- was , '.•
put on by Faithful Rebekah Lodge
of Wnlkerton. •Some forty fifty '• ,
irierithers were present from that. ;
town, having aine to witness- •the in
stitution of. the new lodge in -
tel"ed: bus. ' '• • '
' Doll of Southanipten, Dis
.trict DeputY President :and staff,- in. '
stalled the effieeri in their. respective ,
c '
• -
it•thes•---Neett-of---e-onseerated,Voirth--tind-
• Whyv;.. was, given , by. Cordon Miller,
after • Which Llter.: H.. tir. Wright led
in, the • discussion. A .piano ' solo by
Mrs. Chester .Taylor and a yodel:dole
by Mr„ Ideclirie were enjoyed. , •
' :The March Meetifig..ef the*Women's
Missionary Society- •was held at •,,Birls.
Gordons; with 1.1 ladies in attendance
--Devotional. leaflets Were' read •
Mrs. • 'Lorne Weeds and Mrs. E. W.
Rice and the- ehapter ,froni the. atudy:
boOk was ;taken': 'Mra.
. • .• .
Mr. Callum , Cameron ..of Detroit,
Was n recent, .visiter with Mr. and
Mra.. 'John CaMeron.
''• !Sipa kathleezi' Gardner' Of ion.
apentling lew. days with • her
aunt,' Mrs. Lorne, WO -Ods, owing: to
•the illness of 'her mother, Mrs. Jack
Gardner, who is a . patient . in the
4 • • ' •
N. Q., Sister, Nettie Moffat; Nr! ,
gilder Louisa Brill; tee. - Secretary, •
Sister -Florence Armstrong; Pim Sec- ... ;
tretark, 'Sister Hazel Weeks; „3"rea_a,!_,..:_°,I.,,.......__. ,.
urei.",,,Sister: Annie Keith; Warden, . -,::. . , '
Sister Jean Scott-. COndirctor, Slater ' ' • • - :
Myrtle. McBurney; 'Chaplain. Sister . ; ' • , • •
,. , , ..
Wingharn Hespital With pneumonia RSNG Sister
The "program for the n.wometio.s G,00d; L.S.N.G., „Sister Mary, Rome; .
with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. V. Erners
' on: stitute"-At7Holne-to,-iiight-(Thurstr •
play His Uncle's Niece, le-2-day-)---will--he-pr,ovided by Belgrave
• r!' NT
• , . ,
,-S1ster_-BessaekCraik, .L
being presented this FridaY eVening',.,talen't.2' • • • •
'41:A}:11:41Y-Irris9Phajjai is -In:es:Med •
.day 'evening the Institute 'Hall at. " • P.L.I-VET .• . •
Aitegi--- EMI
,Even the boYa have •bedome' inter-
, • . • •
ested in . the knitting' fad On Thurs-
day, fourth room' boys gathered.: in
the chunk room and discussed if a
partiCtilar pair. of • mitts wern -.tip
school were knit or crocheted. One
boy: strongly ttpheldl the crorbet side,
Mille the nitrjerity, Upheld 'the, knitt-
ing, After an tirktiMented discussion
the teacher..6nally settled the 'matter
by: saying they'Were *nit' , '
• Luckno-cir High School. eveneduP
their series on. Sattirday' .night : by
'defeating Public, Scheel 8 to 3. ',
NVifey:' Oh; darling, I'M sure "Junt,
Mr. Ronnie. Coultis, has:been hired
to assist' Mr, Thos.; Hill with • farm
work' after April 1st. ' '
Mrs, 17, I'llicCile.returne,to
dine- after • Spending • some time . with
her;dalighter,;.-Mrs. 'Tam Hodgins. •
Master Ivan, and' little ;Doris Lloyd.
were Weele-:end visitors With • their':
grantliather,,..Mr,,' Levi
. and' McLean. and
Balfour Mrs. Sleesor„ Mite,'
;Lean .and Miss Evelyn MeLej_In Were
SiindaY. viditOrs with Mrs, Pierson. ;
We are, pleased to rePOrt that
Male' hieFailen and Mrs, ;11.
who, have .. beeri-'• Under the doctors
„ ,
Care • are iMProving. . .
. Friends. Of , Mr,' and Mrs". Alex:
MOKay, (nee' Mabel .ROss) attended a
reception , in''their honor: at,.,the
Key home • near , en,Tuesday
evening, also. a presentation. , .
ToWnship,Hellir..HolYrood,
' Miss Helen. ' ThoniPsOn. gOrie..to.
nealet Withthe "work at the heme of •
' lsaiie neai. Lucknow.
• • •
V.G.; Sister Kate :.'ThomPson;
Sister Llewella:•inetah;
Past Grand; Bre. :J. •
After the initiation and in-Itallat '
tion; the lodge -was instititted by the ," ; • "
.
The •W, M, 5. Met in . the ,church Rebekah AssemblY officers .-Sister
ThUrsday afternoon Witk.tlie. pree- Allan; Assembly .:President, Welland
ident, :Mrs. .John Coiling ...presiding, Sister :Pierce, , :Assembly Secretary, • , • . :
4. hymn .Was. sung and mrs. Alex: Toronto; Sister :Sutton, Assenibly . • • -
MacTaVish led. in prayer. . The 'roll' Warden,' Preston:
dell' was ansW-Oredt-by:--a--veriet-tif . , ..'•, , . •
poetry or -prose. 'The'.71winutes-et-the-- ; ; • •
last :meeting sy.;.eie read. by. the eec...
retary; Mrs. D. McLeod, and: approv-
ed; The • business Pert of the 'meet- • :MEET. FRIDAY IN: CLINTON ,
,was then • conducted and 'plans. • -; • • ; • ' • • ;
.iitede for. the .,Nzie' bale. The 'Anna. 'meeting ,of the Huron
Roulsten 'gave' the. devotional leaflet ices ,nbneityrii* "Frhentait.'i;1°Iri°14Nre e.Bor.s' Association
.a
,and MO.. W. 'S., McGuire.; ,ahap-
itneeri.„ferltnisoth*e'itshtird'ay :rthilechlAygraieuf4irtilorot,
March l9th at
Mizpah ibeen.eAhelledtla°tri:thTelihe-ollmei'tofiittsf-,
Cirence Campbell, for 1937, an a discussion . on, e •
' purchasing at spray ..supplies 'for the. •
. Miss AOcinsOn of':Goderich is 'visit-
ing her .sister, Mrs. Omar BrOci6. ,e0n4ng seaaen.
' Mr, Johnston•..,11.6u1sten was in Professor d. 'N.' Ruhirke, :the:
liagarsOles last vveek ,attended . -the
funeral of the late. Reulston.
The ,Many ,friends of. Mrs,' FrAnk
.MeCharles Will be pleased to hear
rit the improved '''deriditisOn ' of her bleniS fertiliZer '.'redomniepdaij, • ' '
health. '.. •• .7 " • tielns. for different , orchard 'song. .Pre.•
41iurr ....GROWkR:S to :.:"; • 'r .';
ChernistrY Department, 'Ontario SP;
ricultural College, Guelph, will bo
, ,
in , attenclaride , and will address the
meeting on 'orchard \fertility pro-
. Flowerdttle Scheel has been ,closed feSsor Ruhnke will also :give a s011
for a 't w days Owing. to the illness testing denionetratien which should
*of the t *cher, Mies irene-strathdee. be of intOrest to ell, fruit • growere.'
,
;Miss Mary McLean' ot Kincardin,e
was a Stinday',.visitor with: her
par-
ents. arid, Mrs. 'ROM, Iteteriu..
Mi4gi 6Orbgh; SPeilt r P
.of last *pelt -With hir,, and -Mrs. Ar-
chie • • • ,
'Mr. G.. a bob/3.610i. P. S. of Kin, --;‘,
car -dine, Was the special speaker at •
the ,Church 'Society 'an iStnnday and
was greatlY esjoyecI, ,
Never juage a person by his . •
sidg aPpearande, Says the Sault Star.
,A shabby:old Oat 'rnay enwrap n
itetWaptiper Publisher; while a •nittin
voided fear mid fOrehodings,Afid gaVe -thbr 1151491"g' th be •ari aiidtioneer westing:, A ohig, hat. am,. gold,,1
worninos, arid ovieils-itd,,,. with w . e had dane may be a eltnquerit.
' bb
WifeY, he',s just Out: ;your '
exists' inii?;*liationl. lite of • ted
practically !.v.'ettithirig. that ! 5r What 2114f.ceS you .06 Otel'. titibgi"076r. '" •
liowltrerwa_ ..„_43;feice_
• you. on. the tteleplieiie
Speech 6 cenddscerided to give, a ' Soniebodywants „
Chief; Now, why .dcl. You daY you,
few hints, for tiriquiring into and deale "silo i8 a. woitufn , ha, gone think nn- :Am Nyahici
PovarEs aff,//04er, nilermdtkfi apply to Railway Ticket,A gents' vs*
ing :-the railway PrOblent
tit; which wad an° Onitniaaion. Indeedr,wiiiit is her hoileli toYt'',..: ale, setnebody
t throUgli a _great deal tor her Witte Of Itot?
.to Which We .kriew, lifts' a '
00 an y.thne Thutsday,Mar
25th until 2.00.p.m, Monday, •
• •. • • " •
'RETURN: 1 iwrciesiination
- •
'Tees, .iMorah,',
"6 •
tt4,00.060:
4 '
1^y
„ .
74.1,, o'doofitoioloi • • • •
tr,i, is,..i,:oscr 'too vhit r!olit,ii to
atity with frisidt. . "
,
,
,
4
5
00 oil a nc,. foot. *
; ' ' • .
' ,
,
' ' " •
,
4k1),-1
"
.1, • ;'
. , •
. •
• i•
'YL1,
. ,