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,; CHRISTMAS
No, 12, E.:4 W.`(oWa uf
Honours -.-76; . Pass --6o %,
marked with , a *, r' (Those
n were re
abs
or more- examinations)
for one
examiitations)
• Grade, VJ(IL Eileen Snell, 82;5; Ada
Dqw .:73; Lots Webster, 79;;
St. Marie, Lucille
7,3.8, Harold' Taylor,' 65•
Grade VI -Ruth Irwin; 76 7*;• leen
neth Barbour,, 68.4*. Isabel Phillipa.
583,
LUCK O
Grade V -•;.Eva Dow, 83; Dorene .Ir
win, 77.6; Helen Barbour, 69.4*'
Grade IV ohn ' Jamieson s.
4 . Grade IMI -Nelson 'Do 5 .2,
ta, Phillips;R', 67,• Vyet_
63.4.:
Grade II ,Orland Trwin; 88 5; Doris
i'aplor: 84; 'Earl .Jamieson 7grt
. Grade I• -Juanita. Irwin, 88; All
Barbour •
, .4 Do'"
n
y , , a d Dow, .65
auretta 'McBurney,,
(teacher),
cit
er
ANNE•SHIRLEY : RUBY .REELER
JAMES ELLISON • FAY MINTER
WALTER. RRENNAN
'Frank Albertse :'! .
Nina
Knot �.
lllit
USICAL • SU.
atinee Mon:,
dins •OfD
•
'`CARTOON
Jan. 2., at 2.30 •p.m.
ungannon
Ity''1t 1 J ltnstoo'
lamts' and : pleasui a seekers in
*with
saddened .to find :so naany
*with only ii hotue.or'two a;a
ot,a ones lirosperou.,•• villa&,,
were'r, is. not' the story of tile
little village of Daugrnt,}i:
' ei•p' Gr'itvel
`erreh an
>l through the rural
u,'ii;
Road, l,l anile north of
i t Smiles south.ot' Lutlotovv.
had its vicissitude yet ''thte _tLall'tit
'.whether of . the nature t t ;t !
to;
nr. .a boom ,ii has tr tv el e'vi !
>itong on the hien tenor e.s v
tat; ni• it i etc•, .other •needs 'were
plied. and 'Dungannon • became a min:=
• tatsre iuetropolis for a large territory;
woollen mill on the Nine : illite
I Rry er, -run' by Mr. Disler, was Well
i patronized and .when J '.W: Sattn;+y
erected a ', gristmill along side 4 th,i'
woollen' mill a nen impetus: was given
!to business. These two•neills have dis-
ippe fired' long. ago. About' :1876 a
xr '.k \lard 'las •run: hi George Kitson
e' •:.tier r few read, rt was closed....:
In; ',the arly days. there tete 't
hotels run respeetiv�-ely by
til a k. and Dean Swift. .1n th
trfttea: and early sixtie's the R'e
llethodi.ts:''hail a .church •on
ht ee-M.t mer' mics." :loath of
-.Moon.. Where, I believe., a• tone
•!r-slab-•--starids to the.
._
e nienec�i
nine early settler. In the Bite s
itli 4. uv t
few. change. the Iast kt) v ea
Pt rte the marlted'.intproweri rut n ''
ap�'ati:ac`e of"public tiiirld , *�
Plearfement in the area.,+e
bg'the.•
town. '
Tse. 401' of the founding of 0611
tea' p be told'in� a few sentem-
T'the 51C; of 1843, tit illiatit' 1[ tl;
fa 4me•0 bought lot 1'', e +U-
n f°alk Township of Aslifteld.
d• l
Robert:DayYd-an`itrriv
.lt � 1io, o•i let 1.'., entree watts:
telear:nho.w ere the,
Qat��,50d m 'West It Wa rr fish.
u 'mss >s certain• Ilugh 1Ie-
;t an early date on lot 1t,•
Qa•our, to a neat ft info tet
if lintel above lus :front
bras beautifulh c teed
'�T�T�_rhers with the 1'r•Inno
Cly
• 4o0a e f Iclidien,
, a persi'ri of t e�r•wic•
r• was dattT+tie• th.e
ter Of a pot ',1fiet '
1'4f 18,5'3 Iust.e",nth:n
irtrt �orthe Vitlzte ,xf
ay Ravvanu•h 'Grua
.' auth0tatt ,e!aliirt•
it,tv,zy pet,tttt.t.t.Y,
lllaliough tiad••thvp
and `he naneed
our,..tot of llle bcit
of the sa ilii ame'in the
•gone, Ireland, Whence he
ada.•The post office yWa
•
* • name changed to Dun
i; 1856.. In 1854 Rob
ng opened the first ger+•?
ii' after; :Ino, M Roberts
er general, store anti the
�hY*,t'or, something
ne two men catered
of',a Urge, rural common'.: Our
to s ib west. everything the ()ur gun
in' the shape of .
dressed pork, grain etc..' ars
their other needs.; Till nit
s, kept• h' tailors;: black- (This
n-ntakers� shoe='make!` , the 'and
Iu:ttglan
•
OLI
V
ET ..
The annual Xma
tree held at' the
s '
c
hool • '
0
n
Wednesday, n
esd
a
D
was' '
y ec
em
her
21
a decided Rev. McKenzie
of Ripley acted'. as chairman, lad the'
children `under the � ""'
to
do
teacher, Mr, Clifford" Wyldslp of their
their parts well. "At the :Close o fr the
Program, . Santa Claus who , resembled
Mr. J, McIntosh hail told the • ed
at: the,child.
church:' Christmas concert
Santa, Claus along with him the
me, which pleased th I` child
ren She helped :week • that he ho e last
San ped ' to bring Mrs.
time, and.sure.' nett
Claes eaough Mrs... Santa
len
p' d 'Santa to `unload the
, each child . receiving a big,' ba'g
of sweets
•
air. and Mfrs... H, :Howe 'of Mit_
shell• visited at her home; Mfr: T; Mc
Guire's for'. a few days; last Week.
We wish to': extend .our ' synpathi
to the friends of:.the' late Mr. Cooke
Hamilton, who with his' faniily;,lived
all .their early life' among' us, and
?remembering the'. good neighbtour' and
frien3 he was, are • able • to syinpath-
ize u-itle.,those'.who`are left to rnoarri
NS loss. Just another one waiting to
meet the ' yonder
m over
Mrs. Howard McGuire is;.on wa
recover: of
We a after a fern days; hof illness
re glad to 'report that Mr
John • Colling is feeling ..some better.
Master •.David Barkwell, '.visited•a
feve. days last week : with his seater,
Mrs IL • Button, Luckreow,
'Mr. Gordon' Brooks •is :spending.a
few Christmas' holidays with friends;
Miss Marie'. McCharles ::and her.
friend from Toronto' visited over' the
week -end at her horn¢: here at Mr. Ij
McCharles,
Miss: Jessie • McCharles spent".Xmalc
Doi'' at_lre
sant.
rss Sadie Mceharles
DD
G r home, also •Mr.. and ':Mrs,.
t=ood Chris held:. a very
Christmas and tree.last
Thursday night and is enjoying 'het
';iiristmas holidays at'her home here.
We are sorr that.. Mrs, ''Mac Mc-
Guire is on .the: Sick .list.
Young Mang' Passes'
• 'Our community was. saddened ,`
, wo second time in a week, when word was
Antony received• of the ' death of Mr:• Charles
e late : Roulston.." Charlie- '.passed • away : at
sle�;.a,, Kincardine Hospital •on' , -0 Saturday
e :and fright, after a short illness.
Ile will he'
Dun sadly missed in.
y this'community Sri'
mai _;vas - a ':member Of the Olivet 'rtTmted
y `�i Church and betook an -active '
retie the Sunday. Anon e.
v Dile eo , F! School and. ;the ` •Young
p ople s rwork A. short 'private• 'fun_
era! was •.held at'i his home . and. the
funeral service ,from Olivet ..'United
t''hurch wasp conducted by Rev. Mc-
Kenzie on:Tuesday. '
•
•The regtlar meeting of ' Olivet
Young People's. Society ,Opened on
Tuesday evening ;with hymn : 1-o. 263
and the Lord's prayer was repeated
in unison. There were
prpresent; � 14: members ;
s t, with' the president Presiding.
Oaring"to the, absence of,' Secret_
Aries, Miss: Donalda • McCharles. took
charge of that' part' of our meeting:
After the business part' of our meet-
ing, welda were favored by •a:lreading by
McCharles. Barr ey' Brooks
took . charge. of our scripture Treading
rind ' our Honorary presider
Stewart , gavet, Willie
`topic; on "Christmas, very. interesting
hymn. No. 208 and Rev Our cllcd
in prayer and this ,broil htor.McKenzie et
g our ineet-
ing''to s2rlose.' •
this chtut„le'v�;is closed And `A krei
tpetterl' in Dunginnon: .
The .Preabytert-vns;i,;ho'had a chur,h
t* early :a .toile south" 'i�enioved to the
%%Nag.e in theaseventies.
In .1S7tl.=high hopes 'rete held ••for
dart •su@cess off Saver Springs cheese
fa tory: opened that year •On Janie,
Glens' farm,'sou'th'of�the village of
Welcome lconte 'Ward but these expectatnen a
e tl�� • vain acrd i'n a few , ye'ars it was.
•closed x:
The t einural,. of the churches to tilt
i'lllake called for new Ceme•
tery and
four of'the-lead ng men of the �illat;ri
+,it:ght�ii ite•ot the gravelly ptatean-
• verloo,.ing: the -;'deep `ugged 'yeller;.
of the ,Nine, Mile ,Biter • and had ;1•
r;veved, for tles'purpose.
AN: tNCtt'T !PILtYER
Give ns:Lor a. bit e'
+ sfit
bit o'work att:i"n bit o' -fun;
*twre us all rn tfi' struggle and salutiet
Our darty •bread and 4 bit, o',buttsr;
:live u.. health 'Ohre keep to make
• .ti' a, bit�to Spare for•poor folks'- sake,
Give Us •tfii c fol• • w� e+re 'sonte'of 'u5
dutiers' ' •
;t hear,!;, to feel tor all that sitfters;�
Give tts, •tont; .t tilt of a. songs
tate; and at hot k. to help us
.along; .
An' give -,•its Otic shayit,' sorimtv;'s
lesson,
That' ,eve► n9.t3. prove -how,, grit+f
• q blesser'..
•Gwe usi 1.ordr our !itiil.tttce
"oo(lty best. brave, Wise :and free
dry, bast tor onr\elf,. 'tttd, t tlr•
ttre+ri l'earn� tri, ,brothers
ancient apt•ayur yvas found or
d of to Old '1)111` ra "!herr ii`ire
Theca
two . hands
without ;a
other from
'dant docu
honesty.: T
sea when
weather, a
crossing t n man wh
itis .ha'nd. vvas .swept overboard'
• The Kirkcatdy'man sa►v° what had;
•
happened and sought onethe captain.'.
'1)de ye ,tnind:..yon Mon front' Dun,
lee" he said, ''Fthat ye engaged
`he 1£ine hharacter'?�„ . d .
it?ii , said the captain, ",What .o f
ekpr ;s arta' v ri'" yet*, bneket,''• vias. the
reply.
Ptai;2 0L,, a reamer , took ,on
--one a Kirkcaldy 'Mir',
written" character,: Aird he
, Dundee possessed: of abun..
mentary ;vidence `eta to his
hey had'Ii of been ' Zsn'tg at
they encountered rough'
nd the Dundee
he deck With a bucket •in 1�
THE
LATH'.•CONCESSION• LUCK
�:U�KN�W SENT"NEL
Pu ab
r. ed, v
e. er
Th
y ursda
Mrs.. A. A. •'MacKenzie -:,_Pr. ref
Campbell :; Thompson -Pali! sher •
},
• Mr, Leonard McInnis, who has be
quite'ill is•ntuch•improved:. en
r. Harvey McDougall ; of Toronto
bent Christmas : •' .
Ulla$ Ethel Buc&ton of Terolrto: is
spending the' holidays with Mr.' and;
firs, Herbert Buckton,
morning
1 at I.rlcknow Qatario.;
s
at his home,
TIIUItSDAY,, DECEMISHR 29th, 1938
�'MAFEKING
A Hapliy New Tear to you all" •
r Mr, and' Mrs- plainer `'I{il,patrici( o'
-,ot•onto are battle for the - Christmas.
vaation,'
Mr. Harold Hackett spent the week
_nd at his home near Blyth.
Mrs. " Ha•rvey Webb and: childrent
Edens ' o
spent' layt geek with het, rJ
parents, Mi' and. Mrs. Thos._'Ander >li
;on., We are' glad to report tl1r•..And-
arson rS 'improving nicely :after hav
ing been ill T•ith,pnebrnonia • .
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Moffatt tt
Keet
h Y,
Mr. and Mrs • ' Tem; Morrison
%Vhitechurcn"; spent ;Sunday with. Mr.
and Mrs•G. Hamilt,n;, •
Miss Jean McKenzie of Toronto any.
;Miss Bessie, ' McKenzie of Chicago
Spent Christmas' •rcago
,with Mr, and Mr..
3V alter, MclCenz;e.
Miss. Anna Graham and Dorothy o
eronto are.',spending the holidays
mi
their parents, Mr. and. 'Mrs. An.
us: Graham: '
Airs. Jas.. Martin and Mr, ;Johnrllic_.
oriald, Spent• Christmas with,and'
s. R. Middleton'•
,friss Hannah McDonald isvisiting,'
s
n ,Donald
one
I
d.
ofRafto
r
dvv
vias isitos' with he • ere Christ Ffr
h friends- on • the fourth;:
Ir;,.and Mrs. James` r
I
sn: .
pe t•C '
hrrstmas '
R..
G.
• O. Nattier,
v r mother, Itirs.
2ihard Johnsto Mr• and Mrs:' Clair
n,' • Gael h 1Jewougas a r
Mi' Bob . 'Ati- • P ,are spending,' few' . da .,.
decry of .Listonel. - :fir. , Ys
lir; .George Jo . .$nc R..3icDougall s,, .
•
3 nt of L.ucknow 'called Mr, and
Mrs.: Win.,
.. •
nd.li Rob
r�. Will Andrevr-' Sunda :: noW spent'
' s
and :tilts. Alfred A home of M 1115.:at thef,
•
ipH• scHoo ---
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PIRS7,f TERM .EXAMINATIONS;.
GRADE X
M. i
Carolyn•• 80: 65
60'
mpbell, ,ey , .. „ ... . .
Andre _
Carrrpltell,. Grace • .45, 70 •
Cook, •Jack• 6• ' U3d; 69
Crozier, •32 55.: 6262
j , :BReartt:lhaleema*:•-•:**.** �orenaDurran,,Gardner•
•g"Gibson; .,Kathlee
n
Y
.Iioffman,';Marjarie
Hunter, James
Jamieson . 61.
•: G7 ,
Ma Donald, Margaret - ; , Y 5 j
iia .
cKinnon, Grace.
MacLennan'
win and fano- MacLeod Bruce
ace ...29
at' the ho , Grace
me ,of to Leod '' Mn •
rd
n
Mclim; Reid
MeN• :6g. 5g •
McNeil, 'Ra
Nicholson; M 5867
Margaret ,72 70
Paterson, Dean ,. 74. 64
P
hiil,iPL ,•ochre .23
Reid, Lornaa'
Salk'
a
.33 . ' x�:
Salkeld, Mary'
Solomon, Marvin
Steward. Gordon • ..
Taylor, el. , ns:
e. first of, the week with Mr. Tho 3'n .62
3ttd' Mrs. td. Little. M meson,' W1lhird 6827
d M s.ia I 'Treleaven', Allan
ggie McGillivray. .61
then Robert 's.and bio=;� Twamley, 'Petite .. ,
Mrs. A. Pent Christmas... with _: 6i
McGillivray and' family of
Lucknow;. '..
Win 'ndrew andr. C. Robb.. Y
nrfred. of Xort
h Bay and r, and disc Elizabeth Mciv
Mrs..Gordon: Kirkland and little he holler a is spending
n littl , .lyra ys at her home,
of Zion visited e
oY Srtnday tvi
and•
Mrs S./. Kilpatrick.. •
Miss. Grace, Blake`•of .;Drumb
Spending the Christtnas vacation
parents ?lir and hits. 'Thos Blake
Mr. and. Mrs. J. Little of Lucknow
eh ktr
pent th
U is
'vitt,
e' annual Sunday School Ch
mas concert, was held vin the hall
Friday evening. The first part of
program Was , , given „ ,by the. sch
.ihildren. Numbers were also given
the . Belfast. ;school 'children, both
Which were much appreciated
other dialogues;' "Easy Payments"
"Ask Me Another"• were given .by.
young People.
rist-
last,
-.the
ool
of
TWO
end
the.
BRUCE I1RIVE`. FOR
RESTRICTED 'AREA`
The • drive to ' have `Brace
;: County
declared a bgriue T.R. restricted area.
is assured of eee,ss with lir. ,G..1 '
Paterson, .nice "AgricaJtural Repres.
entatrve; who has led . the _campaign.
1`redicting. that they ,would finish with
over 80 percent'of the .cattl
favoring the nio a raisers
on the'part of the..
Province wherebb all 'eyrie iii BrA t.E
won dergoi•
Mr, Paterson sea# that they Hoyt
ha'.
GGI,
eam
Id have to ' -
ve ten percent over'the req+'ired
°percent.and;that they.�we
7d
•
5b 50 .;2Z.28 88 35,
64
78`•
63 51
70'*
54'
_ 24 • 68'• •
. 50
•
Misses Bess and. Jean Lane are
!our ,spent MondaY With tlifferd
-lay with Mooresville :friends.
• 3fary Cox returned. home from
Toronto list week. • •
'Miss Mary' McLean of Eincani
tad Mrs: Robt. MeLean.
Mrs 'C. Borthwick 'of St,' Cath
ines, spent the Week4nd with Mr.. and
MiSs Jean Anderson is -heIidsiying
at her borne at Mafe/ting.
It W. I.' Will he held at the bottle of
and National Rel *onshiP; camp
hie I
er-
'her:" of .fed calveS, tar babi, beef, Of .e;iiergo
or
any eounti prevince. All 'Fr 11 •Ares..
til
betweeti• 30,000: and '35,000. head of A• An
re shIpped out of the county'
•
annea/ly most of them -for 'the heef
mari-et. This is ' aside froin ani
slaughtered fin kome aonsumption.
fed lyinter as.` last;it; was stated
Canada, liowever;,nlanY-fanners wen -
FARE AND A QVAR
FOO THE anukti raw
Goo.tt, &dna.: Fiiday:' Dee. .30th %Intl
FARE AND A THIRD
IFOR 'rue ROUND nue
Stior
Good going Tuesttiy.' Dee.' 20th untA
Monday. Jan, 2nd...n2crusive. Return limit
„leave 'destination , not later, than
midnight Slturday. Jan. 7th. 1939:
InferoutNote front any ovine.
CANADIAN NATIONAL
The thite approaches wheti
oPeration,' of 'onr readers in this
,respect. is • only :through the
:tionsic 1 the standards Of this,
1 ate' they' are) •ri', seriouS matter
, 'you ran Make 'no` 'better
Cluristniaa. present to •iourSelt
32.08 In 'C'ariada
trZ
65 '40
55 17
•
•
4.1
Gardner, Kathleen • 59
•
9
1,4
•
to
52 66 52
82
40 .22
Irwin, Lloyd .59, 34 46 it& 42 49
Johnston, Katherine 69 70 69. 86 78 19 65
ltittride., Muriel .... ;,': . „ „▪ .., _so 46 60 .72 68 55' 67 55 MI
rrest, Katherine ..
Reid, /lath]
44
We. are Plea.sed to rePort that little'
Jirinny Itodgirri 'son. of Air: and ;Mrs;
Tina: ,Rodgins L. -making
Progreas from a. Paralysis ;condition
"Jean- Chn.rch for the nest:two San -
AS -lee:, and „.mit: iteRitchie hAye
their: ileums Sombni fOr
the. helidaY.; The next Seriice *HI be
Mac.lionald Of II`
week -end• gueits 'of Mr. arid Mrs.
the ,hozne of their father Denaldr.i7i
'Misses Clara and "Don.ilda Mac
Kendrick ',And MurtAy of Wiadso
:Misses, ISobei arid Kathleen of God
Misses 'Kate 'Sutherland and Oath
erine :Ranter of tOndoir, Visited-
ead
th
it Is 'My ,Iloale Town And I 'AM
bonie ',is founded; where .my business
is sititated And Where niy *OM is cast;
where . children are eduCated;
where MY neighbors' dwell,. itial 'ye/fere
t me. My tOwn has the right
to riay eirrie If supports 'me
my indifference,. My town stippliii me
free raoral, cititenship. It. has seine
etltottebert,
totra, void it 'lir entitle& to the
there ib ine.--Seleited.
I;SPeeially 'Written for Canadian
Dear Sir:
hints thaa mpon government and
. Poi- the governments, ereate More
enough to • tisk, directly • inatead Of
indirectly so ,that the people May
know what their .torernment ja cost.
inate, Seek to carrY" through
governmental PrOieets tirites when
Private .enterP,rise 1,agging instead
doingy, the werk in boom periods
when' tostd"„are great.:
For the ,peopl,e. Think
Canada tither than, hy pro
DeVelop 'the east -west eontieetion: not
440. 'for the. beriefitmf..the 00111iTtinil
but as a part, of the Rti, tish
There are *stir thing's tniieeti *hich
it.s,Canadians could adopt in', order
to *eke canada a better place ;in
:•-iint if we can restore•• to the ioa4id. cOnnection with 'the Eta-.
SiNtie of .the riteged Spirit Of, Ore' --;And 'irhat: *ore
fOrefithers I drill/ order' to Make ',Canada a be
of by ,subterfnei and evasion.
their are .lagiine Purpecte
they are. no further f
The"' hesit_ate to show the cost Ol
g,wament. They,. bide: it in di
tiocitiOn aid thus 'the 'mart in,,the
Aimee -thinis Thing Costs 'are high
If be,".con„id realize that ,*xation'T.,
seen and .:tinseen; is high, he, wOuld
take a mer"deeP intelligent inter=
est .the aihninistration ..etreir&'
which' Weald 'be to. theogeherll goocl. •
Vire.irre apt 'todrky to look Apon life
Oar* 1r3; Meat* 'Of, all ithe 111.3•11erri.
agenc*,, the ah.startee:which separate.
'the `Atlantic, PacifiC. until
coriOta'Y *ill riot lie the ;Aire it Shot:14
•
re atteutaon to toed tOrenuteit
thrnagh 'the eliMinatien of Patronage
arid the recognition' bf 'lamest* and
merit yre *ill force Our goternittent
"to &Vent by frontal direitihn instead
4,, starts at hotkie *via, yoa
.t. McDOVOAL
The Nutlet '
•
41.