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Former ,Resident Dies ' Miss Doris and gr: Jack Bert spent.
Word has been received here Of the week -end with their .grandpar-:.
thedeath of.,Mr. „Malcolm Weather.: ents, Mr: and Mrs. Wm. Percy,' 12th
head it his-horne at F'ort Ilope,•Mich- con:
. igari, on Suridai, January, '16th.„ Mr. Mr, and Mrs John Watts and farri7.
.Weatherhead, Who was in his 72nd • ily;Spent• the weelt--erid with friends
• year, was bell). and 'spenthis early I at Glamis. •{,1" •, •
SEPOYS SWAMP PEUSSETA
SQUAD iirigoAT
144_,,Cals "qva :IpialPla.X.01
.* Ted* "Work.' In Spite Of" Sticky
Ice To :•Sinothei• YiSitors-{,-qTnalt.
7-0 „Lsead in.'Fitat Period
LuCknew Sepoys set.theinselves up
irk "second -place in this..W. 0, ILA.
group,. 'on Friday night, When, they
aOrriiniatereO, e 13-3 t9
the EtriiSsela,., boys, while, "Ingham
vV44'0,clgingwoi,lt a:3 to 2 deeielion over
.the. Goderich Sai1os2.,
;4tktP14 00.r scoiing sree aarbi"
in the -firaV, Period, the •lodalS•;.: bulged
the twine. 7. tipies. before the 'frame.
ended, and by.this time there` was
little to ixttereSt. the fans, except .te
-entluise direr- the. scintillating pass-
ing attack and fast'skating exhibi-
tiOn•of the 'locals,' who outplayed the
*iaiters at ''every tarn,: in the,' -first
• period particularly •
.
Fisher, close checking centre on
one line, scored... three • first period
goals, ,each on assists by. MeCorinick.•
•Jewitt' got one, assisted by Greer and
• MiteDoriald;. unaseisted, jAlc-
Cormiek :from' Fisher and .iruniher
seven' when Book tesok Jewitt's pass
skirted the defense' &titled in -to" the
"side of ••the..net arid ,passed ! out. te
MacDonald ...for erre :Of the • neatest
goals of the 'night. • Fisher: drew 'the
lone -penalty for .the ,iSepoye„ ;while
Bill Griffith served, timetwice ter the
visitors: • :
The line of :Jewitt, McDonald: and
,Greer .were sifting in the secnd per.
ied for three more goals, with Jewitt
•getting.a pair •and im, assisti. Mac-
Donald a goal. aid Greer; • the'. play
maker . of the .night, .3 -assists;. .11.
Workmen conriteO'Brussels -first{ goal
On en itasiat byLovry. Warwiek and
J. Ru.tleclgeserved: time: ."•
• The lOcala rah ;the rnI tofal.. to
Allirteen•,-m.• the on gee's.
by Greer, • Fisher and. MacDonald,
Book and Greer getting assists _on
the last one: .
pru.ssels beat Finlaysentwke :aria
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{period 'with WaiWick and I•intiedge
the triarkemen..,C. Thompson, 'FOX"
anti Griffith were, penelized.
-.,LucknewHGeal, •'.Finleyactil; De-
tense;"lEook, Cameron; •Centre, •Je*-
itt; 'Wings, MacDonald, .:Grdet; Al
ternates, Fisher, Henderson, •McCor:
mick, Miller and Thonipsen. '
'..Brussels --.1).• Miller; Defense,. War-
wick . Griffith, centre • N Rutledge;
*inks, ;Workman, J. , Rutledge; Al-.
ternates,,Fox, .Lovvery, King, . Mac
Dowell, -Elliott..
,.._Referee-;•,;Shirl • •Bewere, Ripley"-
• ' • brether,, Lewis. About 'fifty years father, i Alert MacKenzie of Lang-.
agohe went to the 'States .where he side, spent, Sunday at Mr: Richard'
followed his trade as a tinsmith.' Elliott's: '
, Later ' he Was a rural .mail..carrier . Air .Howard Legge is assisting MI
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from which position he was.suneran-.' Angus Macintosh at present
• uated a few years age'. Surviving
',resides'Mg..widow • are One son. :and,
-1;Wedanghtets,• also one sister :and
two brothers, Miss Hinny, Frank and
Lends, all of this .community.
he final" meeting of the contest
he Y. Pi U.'"viaa held , On Sunday
°./
evening, •with tlp Red . aide; ,with
• Stanley Todd as captain in charge.
. The, scripture. lesson was read. .,by
s.^MaeKenzie Webb and Mrs. Ball
. .
gave a splendid talk 'on "Monuments
kir .V,femorials". The topic was taker.
by Stanley Todd who those as 'his'
...subject -"Sir Anthony Eden". Durnin
Phillips led an interesting. diseussien.
A. chorus by Mrs: Tom Todd,
:Dorothy and -:Gordon. .and
, SaicaPtiong ,Solo'by :Harold° Taylor.
•'trete enjOyed. At the conclusiOn Wal-
.1aCe Miller gave •the jtidges' decision
in favor, of the .Blue side, with 74•
points of .a majority. The 'Reda *ill
• ...have charge of the entertainment al
social .to,be held' on Friday even-
• ing.: _ • .
Tbe ..Young people are -presenting
their . play "Safety First" , on 'Friday
evening, • Feb. 4th, in the 'Corihnunity
• :Hall, • under the ',ituanides of ,. the'
• Farmers' Club Ladies•, -please bring
Next- Thursday, February 3rd, will
he "Grandniothers? 'Day" at the •{Wo.:
rhen's institute, {t,c,,lie held at the
borne of Mrs. fames Gaunt R911 call.
"What.1 would' like to possess when•
. I-arn Sixty".,The Meeting -mill -be -in-
' eharge of Ms: Gaunt and Mrs Ja
I:yons • and e splendid ' program '•• is
heir* Planned., Each 'member is re-
.
• Mr.: and. Mrs. Wim Eadie, • Doris
and Lorne, Messrs. ' Donald and 'Wes.:
ley.b1opherson spent' Friday evening
at. 'Mrs. Rachel Culbert's, .10th 'Con.
Mr,. 'Richert' ,Elliott ,spent the pest.
week at County{ conned ;Walkerton.
• Mt. • and :Mrs.,: Peter jolenaten,Don.:
nid.• end Rah,' 'spent Sunday:at Mr.
. ' • •
James Veled'si •
.Mr. and. Mrs John ..Barr, and fam-
ily
sPerit.Sunclei at Mr. Win.• Percy's;
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•Miss. Wirinared and Mr._, RaYnard
Ackert, -.Spent.: the:: week -end, at -Mr.
iZoderick .,MectrougelPs7-":-
• Mr, arid Mks. Win. BtiShells. of Rip:.
,Miss .leanr-Meore . of 'Bervie; Mr.",
and Mrs. 'George Colwell * and family'
'were Sunday visitors at . Mr. Jehn
Celwell's... ' • •
; Mrs.' rinci Mts.: Eddie' Johnston...end
I:evilly:end Mr Dave Johnston, Kin-
cardine, :spcnt Sunday at Mr. _John
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:Beyle,' 10th• con., is•'is.
Vitt her sister,' Mrs: (Rev.) •Towne....
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end .0. London;
:11/isa, Oliye Boyle of, Ripley,. spent
(he , Week -end. with. her parents, 'Mr.
nd MrSt. Prank. Boyle, loth con: •
'Mrs. Alfonso Murray..and
Spent Menday 'at Mr. •JOhn.
k) Mr. Richard 'Baker •receive4 word
of the. death of his 'brother, IVir.
-aeorge Baker, of the West. We extend.
int sYmpathY,',
MAFEAKING
,
Kilpatrick of .A.tWood
spent the Week -end at her honee.
Mr ,end Mrs. Hiram, Moffatt • of
.2,,:nuested,to_bring...a._penc_it.es_We_ILAS• Union ,' spent ..Monday- 'With Mr ad
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an earlyPletagrap of herself. Hos- Mrs I itherd Johns on •
MatherS, .NrsWe ae softy. to report that {Mr.'
'MeQuillin and Mrs Earl Earl Gaunt' Richard Johnston is seriously ill with
•pfiehmonia. Miss MeQYaigi .of
.neknow. is in •ettendance. 'We hope,
. % . ,
-tor a speeOy. 'recovery. , ••
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• Miss Jean 'Anderson of Kinlough
,spent Sunditather home.{ •
Mr. and Mrs, ' Ernest.' Blake'. spent
Tuesday. .of' last,•week in London., ,
The • W. M. S.,- will hold their re-
•100UNDARY
The, meeting of the"TJ F W 0 was
.1410, At theItortie of Mte: WM. 167
• Gill :•oti, Tuesday, rJanuary,18,th with
, ,e:•good attendance.' The; Meeting . was
Opened 'With 'the'l"Glub 'Cod.o" • 'arid'
irteyet" in • Uniaort. The • ihniiites of ,the
lest,' meeting: Were ., reed and' 'Mrs..
jerniestin Movect,theit adoption. There
Were btisiness discussions 104 .*.or.ti
-f ,appreciatidnOmit those., vAio re-
eciVed. Chritnies •;gifie;
• ..,*trtin: took
Pioneers, ',•theY. • Were :end why
.they took ,action."- eon;
•
• .staillif ...a.. rending" by • ,Mra, Martin,
• "eon,Cure";',.A &ratty, voteof thank.
Was •liondeteen. tOry:. the.
• Splendid repott of, the convention. in..
• etinimental by 'Verna •HriMiltotik,. red-
, by Mrs.. iterb Ensign 'Totten.
• troviWa. 'Courtshie; reading by Ms.
..Richards oft.,13abby
intinity :singing. "Afton Waters";
'inotto°,. Mrs, •Gtiirit • MeDierriild "A
Cliderfid gtiii Will 'let •y.oh, in ;•'i•
rent events by Ethel :Martin,
thanks' was 'tendered MKS,
1:M.60ill.'fot.the,hee of her ,
President clinked. the meetingwfth
prayer and, refreshments Were -aerVed.
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guiar, monthly Meeting ,'On...Thi;iraday
afterneon at the lionie-of Mrs. Hen-
-ey Ilertoh.. • • ••
mr. ,prod „Afideigori 'Visited friende
bete. on .Tueaday.,- s•., ••
' FriOnd here received the new of
the deriih ° Of • MI'S, • Wilt:int. 4araeS-
Tydeas,otl, ,Oky. beet!, residing'
with.lierddughtet„ Mre,. Bead • ,Tre.
m1316; Regina Seek; . The deceeSe4
Was 'welt ki0wn in thus .Cominunity
hnvtng lived ,hei.e with her' husband
And' 'farnity. smile"' thirty, years . ago.,
bir the farin.,nOw Owned by '1111%. johp
Blake. " Mi. • .Treleaven predeceased
ifor me years, age, She leaves .td
MO1U'?tl her Ides,. three daughters and.
font sena,' et! of 'Where :are new Mat-
..exterikla SYML'
Pathy to 'the :beteriVed....•
, • • YOinig Yes, do ell the 'peek-
ing and .baking. ,,fpr' you, and,wliat•
.(16. I get?. Nethifigi.
Ausbandl•Lueki yen, f get
indigestion, • • •
ts,
• Hiving played more games than
any other- Cl. b,th e S f • epoya. o owing
lest •• Friday's games Were actually
leading, the -ieague with 8--, points, as
•against'each . fel? IitcheI1,Godericli
and .Winghain, ' •-
Giese -to 400 feria Witnessed • Fri-
day's: night's' game; and while 'there
was little •to get excited fibout,. one
could get 25 cents Worth n�f setisfac,
tion to watch' the locals- elicking.
,
:• : its the fastest skating, Smoothest
Working teem' lAreknOW has iced in
many a season. ,-Both forward lines
• .
are travelling at . top speed -both
• Ways too, which is no little factor in
.keeping.' them. mit In front:.
. Edger Hollyman treated 'the boys
lunC'h after Fridey., nig t arne•
.,2Ira.ka. •
te Ptah Mitchell,' intothe lead { again.
Getenby ,served a ' pair cit P911,41tigs
and '13ook. One,. '
1.. Benninger• ,pt Mitchell 8 'np. one
Lrnnute after 'the see.ond perio4 et4i-
140 andat tbe four -minute mark Gra,
ani mide it 4' to 1., POrolnge* and
, getting five ',Minute's. for ,diantiting
ltferee Bower's decision Sepoys
.4torreed. Ceaey!s. ,net,ss showering:
vith• rubber. frOiur -.angles but
°,:locidrh•.:,get one ;04. bina."'•
°(1,,tvi;1111:1"1. Pton174
•her shot that Caught, the tep. Corner.,
t.. four Minutes -in the thittl.' per-.
:Sepoya"; ,four • rnSn, ganging°
(Ajeke4.'.rwithTheIPP!aii "MOO -4g
it 4to 3 -On, aSsist by ;Fisher.With
1,44, (*hew: fereing, the'ial4y to ,tie it pp.
Culli:ton.„brOke away e,t the -half way
M4rie.t6'.'Make
it'ok* had 'difficulty lfl protecting,
• Thompson and Q4tOilv were chris-
cd,'- for , tripping and 'Treeaverr, and
,Grairiun for highaticking. . .• •
tasey;• befenap.;.
ROminger :and: $tenemank : 'Centre,
,Gat,pribyk, wine; l•L‘Pic)ar4 and ;Gra-
ham; Alternates; Wright,' •Culliton,
Sykes„ Tbeinpaon and Stonenren.
Lticknow-7-:Goal,• Finlayson; •De
fcjis, Milier, Theinpsoni Centre,
• 'Fisher; ,Wings;' Henderson,. McCor-
mick; 'Alternates, •Jewitt, :MecDonald,
• Greer, . pooh, •Treleaven,
• Beferee=•.-Shirj. BoWeis:
.'.Sepoys` are ,the Surprise package
of!• th. season. • Considereil at the
,stari-of-.:theZseasini4o,,be-alSo„ •rans,-
the beYs. have turned in somespaik-
hui
heekey, to he in 'the ithick Of •the
hunt for a Playoff :birth: -
Friday ,night?s grunt in Goderich
will have ; an iniportent 'leering on:
the,stancling and Will end the,SePoY's
schedule.
* ,* -* ••sis
" hank arid 'Gsiderich„,.each have
grimed:le Piiii711/fifehelI,an t e
eaterline 'af these genies will' be 'the
final factors' in deciding the atending..
Brussels is definitely out. ••
George BoOk,1 who hailed from ithe
West and s eriniloyed at .Jack IsMee-
Intoslea/ is, a had .hitting, defense
man and a good rusher, knows what
the ,game's all about endhas strong,
thened the lobe's. Atoticerible; as has
Keith 'McCormick of. Ripley, who is
.playing' aggr.essive. hockey in the .first
line.
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, WIIITECHURCK
Mr. and Mrs Cecil Forster and,
little 0On sat, Pnimeratc.M.vIited on
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'Snt1443? :With his parents, •*17,. 14.1.4
Mrs. James ,Voroter.
Miss 'Catherine Patterson, R N is
•
Einmeraeri not as Well
as hetihny ftiencle would wish" her.
The Yew*. People' of Relere Corn-
ers. United PliurehePineRiver,. Pta•
"seOted their {nlaY• "The ftOnd tO, the
qty.,' in the: ',1'istitute: gall* :hre last
Tuesday evening,' which was an4gyad
• We. re say1 Mrs James
1V,1.4rtin 411e to be p, again,'•an(i
,gO'°:','ont, "someofter. his Sericyns:
't..'Th.•Y!y,uii':iil°44:411:f
hePreshteria:dhu;Ch40V1ng
a-speeialetat niens0
on
Thursday JakinarY ..27th • when in
.nvitetion 13 extended to alt the ladies
c..fmtrlise.s..ephaurveidh,:o. io.ko....4.7 as '..4..e'itilted•
•hoine front. DetrOiti after ,OPentling
several°. weeks with...lher ,datightera
Mrs, •dringle and. Mrs....Kruger, there:,
'Mr'. Ronald, Forster returned hbme
, • ,
•
lest: week from Northern Ontario,.
where he was working; . •.
,thia;.c9mmunitY eixtendedeepest
syinpatliy to, Mrs., Duncan McDonald
Snd: tk,o.• Pad-,
den :death. Of Mr..D'encen MacDonald
as it, are 'as a. ahoCk to: them all.
His ion; Mr. sPrick. MacDona1s1 Of
-LeaMingten„. also Mr. MCDOnald's
sister, 'Ms. McPhersen �fMorriston
attended the funeral on Monday. .
-Phe-annual ineetinrOf "the-Presby-
tetian, -Ghurah, WM.:he:held:on. Mali:-
i.1‘,Iirili.'sJ.E7Ananrn3; 'e,3,111a,:ioae,tr.s20.1,13C.)...Pnand:_:!ittIe•
.grani40.00 ,Of PO:AratylAn are isiting
her aunt; Mrs. Christine Laidlaw, and
othet., relatives. •'; : ••
i:SEILFA4T.
• Altogether. the .boy's are making
the distriet:hoakey',minded, and Tues.:.
day worth of
fans ,erow-
ded the new .Community hall, : includ-
ing sPectiloraWhe ..prior to this
seeaon;., hevenit' seen ..a..tame in years
Milehell to Or. titre&
o'itanding perfotrikera-1.4epperd/anlii-
dian, who patrols •right wing, ialtbo
,accused ..of not 2having:1,too. much In-
testinal, :fertitude, is sure. a sweet
skater. and gave some clever .displays
of stick handling: „.•- ..„
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--"-tcreknowviiitls• up theliffe" :unit
tFiidy
will haveto wait's, a week...for the
other 'teama t� finish before the final
standing' 'la determined. •
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The' JUvenileo siting into act'ion
ileine• this. Friday night and if -*on
want to see an interesting,. •genre;
:dished lip by sOme' prothising: lads,
he, on hand at .8 sharp.' Ripley is :Ale
Visiting team. '
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MllTCliELL" NOSED OUT
SEPOATS 5.- 3 TUESDAY 'NIGHT
Between. ?,0(;' and 800 'Finis Witness
---- • .
Torid Gerrie 'Peeked • With -Excite-,
ntent' As ."Visitors. Edge 'Qut 0.-3
'A ••"pack.hotise", of. - between 790
and 800 roaring "fans Witnessed . the
hockey.tiO-bit of the aeason, �n Tues-
day' night; whenthe„ fast travelling'
Mitchell •,gang nesed Out a • 5. to 3
tiecision. .in a torrid, thrill packed
„
Pecking Mote weight and -pink t
effeefivelY, 'the fast skating, visitois
inede -theappear a it: offl-
or :as they failed to 'Cli6k'on their
paSsing attaeks in the 'Briissel's
game. .It was ariybedy'S battle all the.
• way through however, and 'Mitchell
had te he at their beat all the *ay to
• The firat period iVaS. only
Utes old when" Reiriinger, hard hitting
defense Mark,,• took .LepPartl's assist,
Lor the opeiiiiie goal. Jack% rieher
Lied it up, at the 11.minute mark hilt
S tone Man sOlOccl as the 'period • ended
'Peat . Two :Weeks'.:ResUlts -
Lticknovi ,•• Goderich 2
' Mitehell, 0
• Wingham 3
Bytissels
•:Brusaele..8
• , GoddriCh .2
tBile.ruicalsli)el*.s, •
*
tending
• Won Lest'
,Nyingham, :8.
I.,ucknow 6, ,.
',,Goderich,,8
Luckn•ow 13
• Winghain 3
Mitchell 5:
• Wingham 9. .
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• ' g
Team
• ;Mitchell /
yin_gham
L'usekii;;;
Goderich
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:Brussels.• 0
,
' of *S.O'ichile. •
,Tan 28-Lt&cknow at: Gedetich{
• Jen.. 2&--Winghem at, Mitchell'-
,
'Feb. 1-7-Bru5se1s at Wingharn.
2-Goderich ,at • -
Feb. 44-Mitehell at ttrUsiels,..
)3Abm1irr014,' Norts.
• The good, hockey andskatiulg Wea-
ther' of 'fhe ;neat few "weeks, ,haa.driv7
en all'. thoughts op hadmintere,froin
evellerie'S`. Mind. Out . the -'letter , be
low, 'received .today fivin the ':Kineers•
dine Club; brings it forcibly to Mind
again. Shall, we have , home tourna-
Ments With other clubs, and if so;
when Wull all these •interested niake
if Ppint to -4;•• sneak to one • a :the
members of' the Gaines?' Conrinittee
or k the executive .befere. the :end • of
this week?, That is the Only Way wri
have of „knowing Whether' it is •worth
While- arranging to entertain o4.er
„Kincardine, bntario,
, Jatitiary. 24th, iogs,
The LtieknOw ' BaamintOn
Lticknow, ontario:
Attn.: WM. Fowler,
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bear Sir: ,
, As recall I iePlied. to your' hiat:
letter- • sonic -tithe -before' Chtlatmet;
and is Yet liave• hedneword from
'you the talked, of and:
lietne" • Badminton aarnei between
Itirieardint -LtieklieW; hOPO
le77glecte4 As
ungannoji Fair -President
.cov,s0A1,4110N, :lows"
`E108:•9fficelra • •
W.roescba'S' ..1.11,4.48, ..9y,ei actai oiion" 49
ilnited c .4
termion•,.' Jan. lOth, to hav tha. -Fe7
gi4r,114ecting°-'44 install the;'..ofilee:rs•
'fOr: 1938, Mrs,' Jas. MCW.IlinnO,' 'the
president, opened, the meeting with.
hymn,. aarl Prayer 'Wea' Offertl'
Rol* Wore; Th.e, neriptorn.Jea,
'Sen, was re:0i by Mrs. •/ortan• Reaselr.
.Reports were heard of :the year's
workand the treasurer's etafoineet
• AoNved.,:tho 802wasthe, alohnt,
•turned : Oyer .to the '..official,,bnaidiof
'the, elinieg...,The•ptogrenr • Cerisisted of
'a:SO.4;4 by Mrs verett Harris.f!A,
'Out"' One by Mia. Xrthirr .ROtich,
"Ring out the old" and., one..by...mies
Celia ' 'P ' ii• • 1,1The Little - teat
Sheep." Mts. ReV, T. R. Turner' Sang.
a Solo 'entitled f.Th e Ninety and Nine'.
The; attendance ,was 18. .Rev. T. 4.
, Turner was; in eharge of the 'election
• officer's: which were f011e*s:
President, Mrs. 'Jas. 'IMcWhinney;
Vice,,, Mrs, T. R. Turner; { Secrete17?
(recording,'Bo4press) , vIils. Melville
Culbert; Assistant, Mrs...,Byerett Han:
' Treaii Mrs . c Treleaven;:
Mrs. Culbert; • Aesis,'
trint,'„Mrs,:,:Turrier.;„.....Pareonage.
Mrs. Thos. Webster, • Mrs.' Robert
_MOtire.' and ',Mrs; • R., A. -.MacKenzie;*
GrOn0 'eeriVeners, Mrs. • R. McsOte„
.Mrs.. 'R. A. ,McKenzie,:'`: A.
Culbert, M. Whyard.',•The • meeting;
was . closes:I With prayer by he pastor'
after waa serv-
.ed' by'• Mrs Robt. Moore's - group.' .
'
Mr Max irleffinen,.• who iS opening
business trip to Toronto for a
days last week • • • • •:
.congratoationa to E*, Mrs.'
Win6 CaldWell. on the -advent '''of •
b"i° 414ig4eat'FhieiraO
,Y':!TZ'on‘2•4:1,11•if,11;it:is.'s
Con. Buist �f Totonto, were Week-ehO.
ilsoits..Otris.toWtrert4h. e,.:fOrier"s. father.;
.Mr
T •
Mies Care Finnigan,':elieraUsr,..'et
'the .-Dungatiiton;Tilleilhorre ,Exeltinge.
was :Off :duty .a..:feW • days last week
With the 'flit' Mrs.' Cleo. Ifainilten,'' .4'
forrner, Operator in .the for,-
. .
mer's. absence.
•...m:T.arid:,{hit,s4e.•Intialiy..
ben.:I.I.
rewer of
Goderich, „ Visited ',Mr, 4
ic.nRoach (!n 14 Mrs:7
Mus Melba, FOwler.,.:ia'ecoVering
front: inhad:.attick of' the lig,' Which.
• • •
ia,prevelent :in...this :vicinity... ',. .." •
..{
and • :Mrs.. Leslie {Scholtz.: and
tion.GorAen,.viaited their cousins, Mrs.,
and Mrs David McMullan .and 4napy,
of ;on;
'''''-‘:The.--,..,Seirior-FitancWOf7thellrenien?-e-,-
•:lestitute is eelieditled,to:•,reeel 'Tliurs:
:day ' of this Week for ,•the: :January
Meeting' at .the heMe- of ,Mrs-,,Clies.
, •; • •
.• •
sibikliert,Of .Godeticetil.-and.„Mia. 'Thos.
Mr and Mra,•.,, Met.' Ainslee :end
Shields
of ;,'Saltford„, Were ..,visitors
Sunday' at the. henie Mro.
• Bert lBradford. i• •
,Mte: C. a.,-.Einevin and: sons '. are
having hYdra.hinatalkdnt.the'it
bathe jugt north Of the. village.
Little Infant Dies , •
•eXtenOsympathy to. Mr., and
Mrs. Wilfred Pentland in the loss of
their little 3-day'old son „ (Donald
..Alexender).,.. Borri.,!on. SiknOey;.
Jan-
uary Ifith and Passed l.awaY. • early
.,Wednesday morning:. A private fun-
eral was beld- at .the herrie in...Charge
"of :the:-I4ited Cburci minister, Rev
4...R. Turner, With burial 'Dun-
gannon ..conetery.' ••; • •
' Oen: atutLion J C,vus
ited the. fOrinees uncle, Mr, •Herb
Altonon Sunday. •t- :;. :
Mr, and •••••MrS. ledy. • an
mferiii..1..y*I:O..p7,t1,4$4411a,,,,Y;twrilittAf';o:i,X4..1:1.-4.0,1:4,-
. Mr, and Mts.' Howard ISuites, and
arm tionia .'attetuloo the funerals of
their, uncle 'Mr John Talk, %Goderich'
- • ,,
°11.:M5ru;natidY,'''k'rs:,
re and Andrew spent:
Sunday.' with 'Mr. and 'Mrs. Harvey
Andrew.' • ,•A"'
Joe Alton 'of ,CUrrie's• Getters
is. Visiting: for.a...feW.. days :at the
homed 'Mt:: Herbert andson Harvey
Alten'a.:fot a', few, days, - .- • •
• Alga *MilOted{Anitersen,- teaCher. at
Benniiller. and. Alma. krideraen
'et G.:. C. I. eflerich,-.Spefit 'the. Week.
'end: at theirparente'hoine„.;.Mr.‘and
lltra,• Anderien. • •
•71.1e• Piing:EOM:on Agricultural
So-
ciety Met last' Wednesday ' eft:err-idea
fqr the: annual Meeting which Was
heIdttheh�hied'Mr. .tobt,.'DaViti-
senoiallinige Lyon'a. Was apPeinted
chaaitnien -and Mefvilla 'Culbert as
Seeritary;::The financial :standing . for'
•the •yerre Showed '..the receipts to' be
$80..8fr• eitpoiditurea $2ePt, lenv-
a balance of ,:$4148: 'lie fair Was.
held in 1007, being. .:cancelled' for -filo
reason that there was intantileipar.
:a1'sj in A•slifleld tOWikshin': et Ilit;
Iiirre;-The President rerearked
ie,iinprOyeLatentlatice at the hoar4
iiieetizigning 1631, Lettera. 4 '&4°,6.,
retitiOndende• Were read; twO
were lettetcof apprecietion'for fl�w
eta sen toi., hp :funeral of,,,Mr, John
, Mk. and Mrs: BerbAlton and Fran.
ces:visited with,Mr.-.land /Oa. j,
. . N
Scott of .Ripley.ee Friday.- ,
.Aften, is -in London at
•preaerit, Whet* her sister is 111 an the
Heepitel., . ' • , •
• •:,Miss Lenore :MacDonald spent the.
week -end it Ripley with her ••sister,
• Mrs. Kenneth MeeKey, . who is Lack
-with ,pireuntimie. '
•
•
Mi. 'end Mrs. Glen: Canieton are
yiiiting With: Mr. and Mrs, T., A.
derrieron...Glen isnot --enjoying good
health end* 'confined to bed:.
The Haelrett'a W.1Vi..S.. helda suc7
Cessfirl ineeting•at the 'home of, Mra.
Rey „Alton: on • Tuesday. ••-• •
• RAPID CITY:
This . community was Shopkeff On
.Priday. eveningwhen we heard of the
sudden,end_trfigie,death,ofiMi.„Ken....
neth TO ,the relatives .and
friendS. We extend our eirirpathi., .1..
'Friends: Of Miss Mary Murchison
will be sorry to hear she is not. so
A AA • , •
well at present.
•
;Miss -Ruth, England.. is assisting at
the home Of Gee. :Gibbons, town. .
Charlie McLean, Jr. of 'Lanes;
Was s. Stinday, yisitor in,. the burg..
these games have .net•fallen throti h,
Persbnelly know that Kincardine
Wotild,cettently.appreciate said games
betry„een . these.: two, •toWne.
Hoping that .1.:Inay• hear froni you
in• the, near, future as to: .whether
yeki.,,liale an open date that . your
team May Come to KinearOine,. Or ollig
o doW11
d • • • . •••. .
YoUrS truly,, s.
-II' 'IliagN'tnaii;*
, Seel...Trees: ,BadMinton 'Cltib
KIDS-BEAT,AUNGANNON..
'1e -'Were p1enty�f ail hirda on
hand on Saturday 'motnjot to,
ness 'the' clash. hetwe'en the • fiucknow,
and :Dungannon 'Midgets. ,The ,team
,Wete cenipOsed ledsabouti'eleVen
• years of Age and . younger, !°;tri`d, they.
proVidedothe "beet genie. oit the . sea:
seri", ',With,' the: iced lads taking a 5•
to:9 decision •heavy lee: • ,
punfiarinen.lada•who do their
practising on an open aur rink, may
iiiake,•the .1.9Cet kids: step When they,
.play the, return. eirgagerient,, These
youngsters ,ere '.getting , early
'startand, there are' these among them
Who she* signs of being. promising-
J.Unier ;Materiel pre* thank;
Roy iinv.ens; o.roino-
etYprti' Of lis teammate s 'scored fem.
goals, With BIM Ort•getting the other
Goal, Stanley '•••Preat;•
Defence, Bill Button, :DonaldJohn-
ston; Centie,../tonald•, MCIntietik :Wings
Eud Orr, Bey Oa -Yana Alternates,
Allan McKi*M, jaek TteleaVeri,'
Fergnaeil, Bit j'olniaton„ :TIM :Purvis;
Bill Chin; Bud McCartney... •
•• bangennon4Coal; Len Rivett;
siownli;, Paul Caesar,. Ger..
dou • Seholts:. • Centre,'• Boss' •Ee(13,.q
Wthgk detal.d Currie,' Matiride ;Brad.,
•'tet41;" 'Alletikates,'{ .Harold Ertingtori,
;Sleek Orteirit, Mottle Okitrid, •Roy
r10ea, NiVer: letri4 '
1W eeWeliigt�n.• .
°
•
Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAM
Show &EU At 8 P.M.
. ThurritY, Saturday
hiliary 2748-29,
•
JACK BENNY, .
•.G.EORGE BURNS
GRACIB4LISN
Broadcast :01'1937"
CloWning;: Deering,: .
eaturing,tamow,t-rado• stare;
ALSO •-"NEWS"
Monday, °TuesdaY, *editaday
January 31 February
MARSHA HUNT
• JOHN HOWARD
"Easy To Take"
An interesting story about :an.
, - -
"Uncle Bob"' prografa on the
radio.
Also:" •,
• "TRAVELTALK"
. •141illyTH11,1 ROUNDUP'',
,;."VAIJDE FESTIVAL!!, "
•,• '
•
,
LOW ROU N D *TRIP
RAIL FARES
stimnier tc, its idlyear
•htimetilirill to golf Under blue
• skies, relax on warrn sands..
F• or a:winter vacation or a
-'1Onger•Stay,•.there,is never- a
.vinlI:Inomesit.' And, living costs
:are very nioderate.{
'Choose. Yinir own 'route::: Fares
apply direct Orvia the Canadian
Rockies, 'Viuiccurier. and Vics
toria .to San Francisco in one .
.or both; directions: '
,FULL INFORia*TION.
• • 'AS.10 ROUND TRIP , •
'''Ilk.STANDARD FARE
• TOURIST FARE.
77:07COACIPFARE
ApPliergion toany .Anwst ,
CANADIAN NATIONAL
• °
0 GIIS, DISTEMPER,
BROKEN.WIND,
have met their master i• n
ZEV-made by the mak-
ers. of Buclriees Mi,yture. '
stockmen, oultry breed-
ers, etc., who have used
ZILV say it is positively
"sure fire" relief for all respiratory
diseases in horses, cattle, sheep, pigs,.
poultry and 00.. It is amazing fusw
quickly it gets results in the most stub-,
bora cues. In fact, we guarantee ZEV •
to do in a day or two what it took eld-
fashioned remedies a month to do. lPet
dm SO*. Stock aim $tag. Get ZBV at :
,
AT • A. E. MeliIM'S •
Dilstow-and Mrs. Thes.,-Stothers, bestir •
0.•whoin ha been -honorerdirectora
Mr.' Jas., .Y'Orrs' ,Waa 'appointed as,. .
delegate t� attend the 'annual'
vention of AgricUltutel•, Societies ' toi
held in February un Torento. Mr :
'Regiriald"-Glen,-Tas-a- „director,' tosigi- •
.ned, frorn "the, Seelet Theofficers• •
Qlee'td-tA,1** 1938 Were:, president, :las.,
Lyons; lst viee,' Culbert, 2n4
.Samuel Alien; • directori for
Ashfiebd, Jrie'oh Reed, Mervin' burnin,'
•
.Wil•fred Drennan, EIOon:7Cillhert and .
John Brodie; ,'fOr *est :WAWA -nosh, •
Henry. Leiehreen, William Watson, --.
.Lorrie'.'Durniti and GeOtge Alton; for
(;olborne, Rose McPhee, 'Prank' Mc-
Ilwain
and 'A. E. Errington;• the Vil•
-
•lage .of ,Dungannon, Alton,
Heber J L Eed and G c. "tro•&i.., •
yen; lady. •directors, Mrs: 11.;,F, Why.:
'ard, :Mrs. Gulberr Mr, J4 j.,•
Ryan, {Mra, ',Arthur- Culbert, Mr-' R'
Davidson and Miss • Anna Reed; as. •. ,
Soelate directors, -• ThOnlea Anderson
t•
:
Prank Pentland, Bert.' MciVhintreY, '
Alleri Cecil' JOhnriton, . Wilber •
Srown; Vidor. Yonne and Walter
Dickson; auditors,, Williani Stew-
art ,and 'Robert2,lievidscsii; hen, Oh''
•cetori,, Therna,s' Stotheta„ :Wrik.
Thompson and Albert' Johnston.: The
directors..elected Melyille •Cuiber,t as.
secretary -treasurer for 1938 at the
Seine, aalarY..'.They. decided to. hold• .
the fair oh Oe..8 • alid 1 this Veen'. A. •
vote •ef thanks as tendered, Mr.. rind -
Mrs, Davidson fOr She use of their
home for'.the meeting. •' "
• Mt, Neil liamee who is engaged
with Mr; Al. H. 'Atidettini'rZs 'a ferni
hand, fillet -tired. {When.. he.
was trikriking the:pee:tor one Any ing
Iven,k; , •