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LOW ROUND TRIP:,
Follow "Miner to he all -year-
' home. Thrill to golf under blue •
'skies, relay on •warm. sands,
.,Por !F. winter' vacation' or. s,
songer • stay,' there, is never- a•
dull 'moment. Andlivingbosts •
ere „YerY mOdfrate.
Choose -Your OWn route. Fakes,
apply dikect or,yia the Canadian ,
Rockies, 'Vancouver, and Vic.
toria to San Francisco in one.
or both directions.
FULL.I RFD RRIATI ON
AS TO ROUND, TRW
• STANDARD FARE
• TOURIST FARE
• COACH FARE'
, On Apoitootion to any Attnii-
PROMINENT DuNGANNON •LADY
puSt, SOD144Nvit 'WEDNESDAY
• Death Wednea:
'day night 'aliout. 6.15; :to -Annie Ellie;
wife: of Thonitte .Stethers;'Postnuleter
Dongannon. Ms. Stealers wee.
supper 'when :she ...suffered a
weak spell .and 'died within five mrn
.„
•
• Utes. shehad been •eertfined to: .the
since injuring 'herself in a fall in her
home,abOut two' •weeks age but her
condition had • not been iconsidered
was born ,at
church, :north 'of' Toronto. she. *Mid,
have , been 91 yenta of age .next: May
, 6th, ,Aheut, seVenty 'years :ago,: her
parents mune to this district. On
October '• 5, 1,981, Annie ElIis wag:
. Married to Thomas Stethera 'and:they_
went to live' in Kinloss,.Tonship
,After-abotivtwoTyenrs theylneVed
lipthe ninth'.concession of;*est.Wa-
wanosh..Fortyrfoui:' years.'ogo, they.
of
.1914,7 after, the -iippointinent. of ',Mr,
Stotheraas Postrizaster, they *dyed.
to. Dungannon 'Since that tine, Mrs
Stothers:,:had carried_
**Ifii.-2:7the7
office.' .
.s. ISte'i'hers• Was.•ti meinher of
Church.. She: was
laterestediti charitable Undertakings
:1:i4' was 'a strong adV.Ocate"of tem -1.
. •
ane. • ' • '• , . .
Surviving:. ale hei husband, three
. arid ;Ellis of, ;Toronto,'
and Gordon. OC.Calgari,•nnd. three
daughters, Miss Jean Stothers
-TorOnto,„ • Mrs.; WOW Bishop , Of.
Chicago , and Miss Edith'.StOthers of,
• ' „ •
• 'Mrs.'. Stothera.' had tWeljhews
ro
f.,0cAtis. *MARE MIT,ClIgol.4.
STEP 'o. WIN .h191,IPAY
$6F0Ya Were , Ri.ght In, There Thr4-
: Out Entire' Game • Tliat
4 SirOad. Won:. TO 4 -,r,Plefier get
Three Go
Llicknow poYa '1,9,st ,out • ,ht.-"Mit-
Oholl •.on Mori ny night 8 to, 4, hitt
provided, '„Oitchell'' fans Claim-
ed,' was theb,fst: game and their big-.
kesecir'eivd„.111 two •YeOre.• .
Cenaidered "Iojie: of the best " tpoine
in the gibilP the locals kept the win-
ners .battling all tbe yttyto take
kpui goal lead. The first periOd' ed
ed,: 2;4; the 'second :4,-2 and the 3rd
4., it...Was a 'high.'speed affair,
throughoutthat kept ,.beth goalies
workiag overtime all CYPeillg.'
Jack fisher got himself a,' goal a'
period, With George. .Book; account•
Mg for the 4th niarker in° the final
stanza. 'Fisher •opened the scoring,
in, the. first period, whMi he hooked'
the disc from the Mitchell' defense
and carried it. in, to; .beit Casey.'.
I.,eading 'marksmen. 'for
were their •defe'nse pair' kit .Charlie
Stoneman and Rudolph Rominger,'
who netted 5 of' the 8.• .,Bill Graham
got a, pair and Culliton one..
LticknoW-Goal,: FinlaYsoei, De -
tense,. Miller. end Thompson; Centre;
Fisher; 'Wings, Henderson And Boolt;.
Alternatea, Jewitt, MacD nald, 'Solo-.
..nion, :Cameron, Treleaven ' a On.
• Mitchell --Goal; Casey;, Defe4se
Stoneman, Raminger; Centre,
CulLi-
tQfl;' Wings, Wright,..Thoin1onis.
ternates, Lippard,i' Gatenby,:oGrahazn,
Holmes, .Stoneman. ••
Referee, -Jack McCully, Stratford..
1. The follbWing" paragraPh is from
reprirt of 'the. genie by a
oking-BackOtardV
(contploed from Page 1)
• considered it was getting
raw» deal' from other Bruce, CogutY
interests in the Matter of seeking to
have. the Amberley-Elmira road talc-
,
en 'over
Peatlia,-,Bev,. John D 1jttle, Reck-
Wio joit,p:FiroflOer,IY9a0.:ri:eh
IBt;; Ilfeoleinmee;rrciy. he.of pi
titiblilinw; Mrs. Paul Reed, in her
8814 .year,
,FHPAVART.'"
• ReV; McKerroll.resikned..Paatorate
Of, Victoria Church, Toronto, Where
he. Ministered '.for '21 rears„
Reeire.:W 8 Anderson and Coup-.
nllini1Mcl!ral; joined .(110Pntatinn..ffei..in7
04partment.,,:re7
garding AMbeileY-Elmira' "road.' * •
t• Women's• .Instittite annual '"A,t•
'Home” immensely papular.
Meetings held :at.. Kinletigh • 'arid
Whitechurch With' view to obtaining
rural hydro' Service, „
1628 ''Fard 'coach stolen:, from gar-:
age .Of D. J. 'MacDonald Ripley,
found abandoned in .1.a.icknow.•
TeesWater Fall • Fair . rePorted as,
sets of chase to $7000. • „ •
Mrs. David "Girvin, Dungannon,
observed .95th. birthday:
-.Movement cernmenced to Make
Truce County' a T. B. restricted area...,
LuckliOw• SepoYs won grOuPi 'toilers
in W..0.11: A. from • Ripley: Becimen.
'Agitation lanncite0 • to: iiecuie ar-
ena in ,Lucknow. .
Wm.4. Muir, widely known 'Ripley
agent, received inove to
'BraMpton.
. Ewart MacPherson stripped of Clething When caught by' mandril of
wood. buizing Machine.
:• Women's Institute., Membership
neared the 100 mark... .
• Who are public, school.inspectors. One
• is J. c.. Stothars of ;London; and the
/ether, is. Carmen Stothers of Pieton,:1,
"Another nephew, ' , S. 'Et.. Stothera. Of
Arthur, is Agricultural Representa-'
• tiVe for Wellington County. Former-,
, ly he held n &Millar post in.Huron•
The funeral .0sis eld on Friday'
WHITECH U fIC
Nil son; It N:-OVW hit=
..„14,•,..spent , :the, wee -end
• .ParCets, Mr. and..iiVs. Ws. „Wilson.,
We are- pleaied tO 'say 'Mrs; Ellie-.
•• lieth -..:Patterson . returned ' home .' last
• • Week' froMi. Hamilton' HoSpitat after'
her recent' serious ePeration. :, Het.
daughter; .Mise .Cittherine, "Patteraen
, i .home: Nti.ithiher,. • • '
• We ore .pleased itiy,saY• tars.
•,' Martin has retntned home .froin ,R:
Toronto hospital after her reeent
, ,
1. ;Serious „ 'operation, , ,
• •Mra. llaggitt ,�t, tlyth: spent lat
• u,r0k:'with'' he ,..mother, Mrs, A, .
"niersbn, WM), Lite ,Ern-
•.‘merabri of Wingbam i theie elso;
Agnes". Patterson Is spending
days .with Miss Sallie Alton ..et
• • Lticknew. . •,
. The tegnlak Mon'thlY met.•
ing Of •ilie :Presbyterian Yo. g;, Was
the, home: of Mr and, Mrs.
ert Mowbray, With it..gOod atten-
dance' present. The Meeting Opened
• with. a .byran, ,followed by the scrip...
reading,,by, Miss
:Son,, :meditation nerfod by Mi Jas
• ' Wilson Jr,, .solo by 'tnby COM'', 'pray,
er by, Mr: ,iitek" Oifering„
closing hymn an41.15rayeri After The
• . parogratit, PieeSSive ei.okinol Was
played; . • Messrs. Ith`ks.' P011oek !and
'Al1an ¥8CCh811CS wintng the „ovo
h(glieat prises, • Lunch • Was he.6ed;
mid an enjoyable evening. spent by all
Tho manseis 'being Wired 'hy
. ,
(leo' jltis NOOK.
hteclly the fastest, • the 'third ' the
wildest, 'bid no game has been idaked
in .; the local arena within the last
Nur seasons that •eould 'it for
excitenkeht. .
PIVE
' WITNESS OPENING "GA,ME
•
Wingham And Lueknow. . Opened
:Hockey Season Here'.
ing Scoreless Gime. Until Dying
-Of-Third-Period .„.When
• 'Visitors 'Ran In Three. Goa%
,
Three goals in about as Many min-
. ,
ntes;. that came •near :'the close ;of
'the; third ; period, broke up a SCore-
less,. 'Wide open :hockey match':, that
'rnariced the opening hockey game of
mnrtity. Hall. • ••
• And the tough .part of it.'was that
it was Witighani. the visiting
that. bagged the:. trio of goals to win
1 3 tb 0 decision. Some 500 fand •
Were on hand 'to .witness :fast:
ing game that lacked tthe tem play,
and polish; that more practise ehbuld
• .AlthoUgh ctitscered;" 0. to; 0, spec-'
liators declare' .that • the._ SepOirs had:
the': e'dge• On 'the. night's" .
Play • The
break, Caine, With. oirettinie • almost 'in
sight, • when ',...Bert, •MitChell. bittted in
'the rubber. in a: ,scramble., Murray.
Rhe Within 'a Minute .:repeated on
neat.SOlo titan, and thisfait skating
centre- ;repeated' 'Shortly for :the third
Marlpr.,1,
tty• and cut 'doviik'the lend: ,
• "Tory"::: Gregg handled ...the.. •hell
lianding out .penalties to and
Carlieron° ter' the holne team'. While
Mitchell Of l'Winglinm....vina the L"bad
.mait"-i..Of the night; .with four trips
.1.0. the. cooler.
Members 'Of. the!. Pirie --Band .viere
on hand ,and • paraded 'the • ice. fer, the
tertni
JinedLiipk,s_entteLiCe;.:Lthe,.-Nittional:
Anthem played, and the Pnek
offlcial-
ly faced by Reeveteleet-N.'E:
Goal,' Fitilaysen;
Defengb,;1 .Stewart Cameron, 'George
Book; 'Centre, C. Thompson; Wings,
. Bill' Henderson and Harold Greer;
:Alternates; 'jack Vishei';; till Jewitt,
Leonard i‘ofaCPOnaido, Gorcitin
and 'Harold Treleaven
'Witighaip-LtGoal, Lang e ense,
:Cruiclishank. And • Mitchell;. Centre,
Murray '.tae; Wings, Elliott .-LOA
BrolVti;-' ,Alternates, 13Ok,
• Stiird.y) ..1t: 'Rae, tatesO'n.'.'i.
.1.
Friday's'
Opening Crowd,. .nnhaber-
Mg,. Seine 500, reattlted.in "bb11,Office"
reeeipta 'totalling $110',00:: •
• 4.. #
'In spite Of the loss, the I Arts
eein-
d generally. Pleased 'with the :brand
hckoy pr�vided and willbe back
10,higlitf OhurSday): or the'
fel!' with Goderieh.,
But' let'aget this ',gable started at
the .tiOvertil'ied., hpur-8.15. A cm-
titfliance
ok • late' starting Of, gaindA
i's. bund' to ''nitect attendance;
;
• And ljereli: 'ebellter: 4'ip. Seating
hes; ben SO..arrOnked, Vint 'fireitt row
Spectators! can .see' the' glinie",from
tWele stt 1r1 yen intend, to atan4
•on'o;, the ,gaine., make ,tie'O' o the
Iltithding teent‘nt;th'nbatkfitStarid
isecoriti. row .SPectriteta had their VieW,
mg hydro 'Ciirrent by fall, • .
Mrs.' A. Emerson presentedby' W.
. • , •
of, Whitechurch Presbyterian
ich; ainembeeof I..!ucknoW Lodge 1.
for 5.7 YearS,, his:
87th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Irwin 42
'years; snarrreil; Ali. anti Mrs' . T. V.
forinerlY Of St; I:I-piens and
mark golden vyedding annli
versary. ,
Waterloo nosed •out Ripley -pick-
, now ',Juniors in ,rellarnPion'shiP: Perie
of W. 0! #. A'.
'Village: Council tikes out liabilify
insurance . against road or steet ',Oc-
cident% .
• Enthusiastic , .../Meeting"; .diaCtissed
plans to Makean ardOe..,e:
, . • 4
realit
Re'y; G.. 4.: .Pieltiesint‘ appointed
_
'Beek , Steward of the United., Church
ptiblishing".,hduse,- ' '• .•
• Miss Votialda Douglita hondid•••141:
sowers 'preceeding her,lharriage...;:
tvirs. ,Helen Hudson Observed hi
92ne birthday; •' ••
Mrs. David. Ferrier of ,Lucknow,
member Of: an, •unbroken", circle of '8
brothers and,: sisters, all.
a 25; mile radius,. .17i/hese ages total-
.
led 58� ..years.
1AShfield ,..Coun01 Planned to anOly.
some 9000yards of. gravel to Toikn-.
ghip roads at 57Ca. yard. :
McInnes .farrtilY, received •farewell
letter journey into n6rtlilithdcein-
mericed.. . • :
• • ,
Deaths.---111rs. Thoinai Miller; 86;1
Mrs: Robert Hunter: Ashfield. Mrs
James A. MaeLeod; O native of Ein-
los; Mrs. Peter Mcicay. ,
APRIL
•
Council' decide to1discontinite.irelief
the Middle of' April. .'•:
'IC. 4- MaeXentie--„donatsdilding;,-
knovirn as the ,West Hotel, 'and ad-
joining lets to Agricultural Society.
Mr.. and Mre.,..rolln ',Gillespie' cele-
brated 56th wedding anniversary. "
, Fire Company' aSsured, asSistance
to Meet ' Arena.: debenture payments
Huten*--To.*balq&,-
.1.!1..e•cted, as .5th. year student at. Kin:
Cap:line High SChool, to attend Coron-:
„ • .
ation.
Church for her faithful.`"'eetvice as Disastrouts-"- fire at Dungannon,
secretary for` 30 yearewiped out four bUsmess places and
Lnqknow eliminatedin first round
three dwellings
of W.' O. H. A: playtiowns by Paisley. --Mr. , and -Mrs: .'red -drtunp and
February remarkable month...* its family left 'Parambuhttor their new
continued ' mild 'weather and lack Of ,h*e•. near. Belgraie..,.• • , '
Robert J. Moore had chinaware set
his-mother"s, =that .Was.:100--Years'
Deaths -Mrs. • Wm._ Mole, Wm.
,Lane, native, of Ashfield. '• '
;
:m.A1RC
inlay' Machines set .otit froiri, The
Pas 'onan.: exploration : tothe
kortliern part 6f Baffin- Land
Supplementary :' estiMatee brought
down-' Tlie House at -Ottawa, Pre-:
videci fOr '$1:5000 ,Post Office irklittolt-
•
0,
. •••••
rreikifiy: plarke was re-elected
. • .
president of .:th WOMen's Institute.
Mr. -and Mrs. James: Levis of .St.
marled 52tid wedding annio:
versary. ,
B.Obertson, a' friend' of.Peter
Shiells for -,60,'• yenrs, visfteii hint on
his. one...hundredth. birthday. -o-,
nd ,Thavid 'Kennedy ob-
Wm. F eyd local ,accountan was
• ,
appointed: manager of the .brnttch• at.
' -
•Couneil cancelled siot machine
Iic-
ense, and refunded, proportionate
anaotint of', fee'. '
' Women's Institute: staged success-
ful amateur . night; attracting, More
thaTi• .60 -entries.
All employees nt • Lucknow, 'Table
CompanyCeased • ' Work as general.
Stt0,e ,in , Western "Ontario plants
celled. -
•Mr: and Mrs. Hector Mega*. ,. of
Whitechurch,. Observed' diamond .wa-
ding. .• ; ,
• Provincial subsidy of one .mill
lan-
nounced'timOuntingto: $414. tO :.Lne-
Igr. 'end -Mrs. 'George' Baker ..ef
Tiverton were 'fiftY., yenta married.
• Eldon 'Johnston sold . • his barber
business to . Jack Campbell.,
•
blocked,.by, abine..Who insist on stand-
ing these two rows,
s appreeiateA the
gesture of ',W.";.$,' erSon,'„retiting,
, , , • •
ethr.e, who-t-treaca--Ane--poylito
, , , , .
ofeed":, the -
. .
".*„
r•
,
'iteinernber -the tWo , fixtures' this
week. ' GederiCh• Sttilors play
terniediate game here tonight '(Thur-
sday.) •••aiidtomOrrovs%? night ".,(Friday)
the ju verifies% pat, on', thieii• first •htnne
perketthance'1 with 'Pert :Elgin pro-
viding ,.the. oppesition.
The juvenile game has been Called
. •
off as Word. Was irectiVed•Wedriesday
that Pert' Elgin has: dropped:liut. cif
the , • ”
• Results To Date,
• Goderich ' .2 '
Mitchell: 9 a hrtisaela 4 .
Mitchell 5 Goderieb
• Luelthow 4 1Brtissels.'2
Wingliam 3.--=.1.4ehilotV. 0
GederiCh " 4 Brussels
Mitthell 8 •-•-• Lutkno* 4
• "i 1'1:
„Standing
Team t Wort teat
1Vlitchall 3 0
Goderich ' ' o 1
Ltiehno've. 'g
trosipla '• • 3 •
• • •# • # #
tlitinee AVeah •
• jett.,1gOoderinh' at ideknoik.:, •
Sint' ‘0'-',Mita1te1l'' ;st Winghtint
1,8---Itieknottr:at Winghain
19.,-,GederiCh a biesselo,
-COUR R1 ES:LC-01114-E
_ nYinber frOn't here attendad.. the
shower ehvld, holler Of Mies. Marg-'
aret Ferri* brit:1140.-bn,, last Thurs-
day evening. - '
Air! B!ilr: Parrish is qieiting With
M. and Mrs. Noble itelinsten of
Leeknow•
.•
Mrs Robert Nelsen visited 1,Vith•
Mrs.• Floroice ..FaXrish reueatlY•
VIE -
Mr. and ire.. Stanley Richmond of
Parry Bound are s'isitdra of Mr. VA
A FIFAL:TH sEntimi
Mrs Jno.•'N• 'NecLeed• North line,
os
co5.NAPiAtingGicAl- M the herti\c141). Meeting On Sat,.,
aaS9cIATION AND. 'LIFE
INIWIANcE COMPANtEP 'urcI9,y -the fIrall Rangers" received
• ' their, caps, ,whihh are. the :first 'part
,tiliAUCARTS,
c99ful.thilleitte.u"4'teifTelet oTnilM'es Thyappointed
ton410de'
into. the .matter Of :a.'flaCe of recreaT':
:b'A7g:'ei:ilnYPePi4dr'autoit.:e-*bY
gs,Adaughsie:rintofni ir,7:rdMrILWm'Pinnell
row.193 whio4srcn:oepartotbpbodyi:4wee4a;Zt9p, wlth
coo1., or chills that4 part, . while the "Mr. and Mrstart moraatt:.. •
Then: :were 33. members of ...Bruce
rest of .t e o Warm. We •••s Moore is sporting311
• ^ • 6. . • .
county .counot in "3.937, but 'there ;w411 'Carol:PUT-4 aut,Pf P°d .8t1g St; exa'n.de1r7ivais "hosteL
e only for, -1888; ,Bruce 'Tominehii ,breeze and - f41 stimulated' ' the B
lia`vhig" lost. its deputy 1.Y.,the ritiOlher rush 'of air' We can .ge fri b4thnIg and recently too. several of ' her: .Behoci.-
• ••• er' nothn but oo ou of the.
• . . grega lona Meet. -.
, Cit •• • • 'P lence 1 " • g 4 • t the 'annual ton 1
af munic•ipal electez's ,falling. • herow `whole beliY:',ve-t;i1r4d let3; • ;"•• '
.plunge; hour,ever„ have
ceptible breeze: strike. only "One Part
Of'' the '.body;. or If Our feet i?..6"ennle
chilled after' im‘Ting been Wet, such
an„experienee is apt. to be follO-Wed
.
by di9condert inthepart chilled by
the ,,draught; h. cold in' the head
may follow. There' is no question but
that some people are, .more• sensitive to draughts than are others.
.Fear of draughts' shonld, net lead
to • our n lif 'e shut: 'Off', from
fresb , Living. in over -heated
rooms, with the air absolutely
is :to lie. avoided, for it has, a definite
ill -effect, on thebody. It is' quite'Practical ' keep :the ,air in a room in the
•gentle motion which ceinkort and
good health demand, -without than.
• gifts. 'The motien Ol air which does
ing of ;the. Uhifed. Chuich. its: ,being
"Evans.
held On Thursday' evening,
ARRANIsalah "Menkman.
BRANT' -W. Chisholm, A. Ahrens.
. • their daughter. Mrs. 3. Shier,
BRUCE -Kenzie Foster, now on MonditY.'
pAttitICK--tlenry Lanti.'
CHESLEY-L-S. M. Ewart.
meeting at' Miss littargaret Jean' Al.
Mr. andMrs. A. E.' SlesSer visite*
Around, thirty attended the . P's"
CIJLROSS-David McDonald,
EASTIVOR-John •Dawson extuider's home last Saturday even..
ELDERStIE-Robert Sloan. '
mg. Prograin • was a good one, ,
GREENOCK -Alex.. *ravish!' • of 'which Miss, Zilla Osborne was in
IIEPVVORTH-A. j. Mercer. charge: .
, • .
HIJnbN-gen ,Logan Mrs. 1t• Brewn and ion Ted.
KnqoARD'INE-41.' D...McCreath. visited Monday at the: Begg home in
KINCARDINE TP.A.. Robinson. Bruce, where Mr; Begg passed
KINLOSS-Richard Elliott..'•away on . Sunday. , • '
LINI):SAY-Daniel McDonald, •
LION'S HEAD-Gord'on White.
LUCKNOWr-7Nelsen,s; Bushell; .
MILIEVIAY=P. D' Leisiner.
•PAISLEY.1. H,. Logie.
-Polt-VELOIls1=W:TS. „Fenton
RIPLEYL-Ifluncan Minn. . e
ST:'EDMUNpS-J. W. .BaneshiCrY
' Bear sighted by. seCtion,Worhol, 'and.
"big, Story" .-develops.- . .
'not strike And chill one part of the
:bodf ifs an . essential of • good' air„ and
makes' a : Most desirable' atmosphere
in which't� liVe and work.
• Draughts may be .avoided by -open-
ing the WindOW an inch, instead of a
-
ReV. F. C: McRitchie and Mrs:
McRitchie returned •Saturday' from
their vachtion.
, r
ACCIDENT AFTERMATH
Finis was Written recently.. to • other chapter chapter in the district's,' moat
serious Motor accident When W. 1. •
loot, or :by. . the . using of w
.indow' Connolly ?;f 'paid_ to the
boards to direct th air ' u
offices and dirct
ag
id if. "cilreaeild-. aging 411 ar 9
ght In :don $8,862LBeatd:loat his life in
practice is to ,Open the windows wide head-on : collision on the Eluer'6i''''
at regular' intervals . while hyp*onv near Underwood .on July
V'es about or takes some Ms Connolly died acime weeks later.
*ts:::d-Pae::gd esbroauggehipt'eatMr C
n. foronnisolliai,
ted
and ;at high .court in • tendon reeently...
minutes of, settlement were filed'and ' •
approved by Mr Justice Fisher: Mr.
and .Mrs.. T. A Mur and Mists Grace - •
'Day of tendon have entered -separ..-;
ate,:f actions against' Mr.t_Connolly.-sta-,
a, result of the motor misliap.-thtder
Mg to: the ' thermometer ' is also rieees..
• , . the ,settlernbnt reaChed. Mr. Cennolly
sary..
eyent; that Cleared nearly "450..(10 to
.c.ommence Arena Club" hind,
,Race track authority ailvisecl.
cctors of Agricultural •ISeciet,y;-,•Lnek.
now, could have one of the, finest °
,frackS' in 'Canada at ..ap,:..estin4ated
•Lucknow ;4'0d POW' held. first
onion in Teronto at the boine of Wil-
'fred gurdoch.
• ..
Many -local pupils; prepared te-take.
part :in West- Bruce Musical. festival
-nt•Kincardine.,
1 AnnounCement was: madethntW.
R. Tomlinson,:M.P.- Ter...Bruce and
.'Mrs, •Tomlinson, attend -the
Corolla ion.
Deaths -John MncDonald, one -
.time' -ainong Huron 'County's* strong-
. George
Lincoln • • •
served. 55th 'Wedding ' anniversary. (Continue4 ;gest Week)
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cenditien. by -the use of cOld.:hatlis or*
'hi. douching the cheSt witt'cold wat-
er. In -this 'way' they 'tone. up their
'hernia; -tiradalit..theinselves:. to'. chin -
gee in teniperatgre:-.01c.rthing-nccerd-
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TEESWATERS. • E. Jeffrey.
TIVERT0N-A1ex. McFarlane.
Winter.
WIARTOSIL-J. R. Hunter: -
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will pair Mrs., E. "Beard .$8,500 and.
wilipay $2200 into the etnirt to the
•credit, ok the 'elder child Mary •Louiiset
and $2662.50 into 'court to the credit •
of the ypunger Betty Ann Beard,,who
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•ter her father was killed; at aftldav.
itg filed with :the Court revealed.
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