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DONALD 'CAMERON, superin
tendent .'of the ° Bruce County.
CJ•ildrens Aid Society' was strand.
ed on a- county backsoa d during
g
the blizzard of,. two weeks ago.,:
He 'set out on •foot for • help, and,
was in. a state of• collapse• when
he reached' a haven: Both his ears
werefrozen.,
E. W .R,ice Was hostess
for the February Meeting ' of the
W,A on •Wednesday, afternoon.
Mrs. Charles . McDonald presided
and there were 13. ladles Present..
The thine .of the. worship .ser
•v'i'ce was "The Pharisee and . the
Publican'',,Mrs: John Cameron
read %the scripture, lesson • .and
Mrs. Frank McQuilli]n' the lesson
thoughts: ;'I't was' decided:, to hold
the .Marc!! meeting ".,-on Wednes-
Iday, . March 2l4 and: an invita
tion; fr..onD. Miss' W Rutherford
was 'accepted Mrs. G.MacPher
son and Mrs,. F. McQuillin . with
the; president ` were :.appointed'.:to
purchase material`", for the men%-
hers to Make article's for a bazaar
The'.ladies made quilt (blocks and
enjoyed a social tune: Lunchwas
• served ' tiViith 11i'rs. J. Cameron',
Mra. F. 1VI'cQuillin and Mrs: W. A.
Miller as hostesses:'..
• Tl �gn- Busy Bees presented
their' play "A' Pair' hof -,Country,
Kids" in ;the Cominunity Hall on
Friday ' night 'before a large and
appreciative aikiience,•under the
p
aus is " ofthe Women'sInti=
'tutee Bruce's ` orchestra provided'
music for the :dance that follow-
ed' ,
OW . SEEiL,; .LUCKNOW,. QNTA30'
I,SEE.11Y '
SENTINEL
• (Continued from page 1)
THAT ;Dr, W,. V. Jebnston has.,
• (been "demoted":. As past presi-
dent of ' the Ontario Medical
Association his license plates
this year are "D-3". In 1949, as
president-elect + his, markers;
• were 15-2", and :last ' year, •;as.
• the president• .of the Ontario'
Association, his position was in-
dicated by license plates "D-1..,".,
_..o ,
THAT Kr. and Mrs. John jarnie-
.son• are (both patients in Wing.,
ham Hospital with pneumonia
THAT Eldon' iienderson" won ,.a•.
• box Of .chocolates at • the SFa1.
entitle ,Night draw; at the Play,
house. The 'dram, Wase made?'by
• Wayne Jamieson,' 2 -year-old
son of •Mr. and. Mrs. Stewart
Jarnieson:
—o—
THAT 'in renewing his •Sentinel
su<1 scrip i ";Cecil Armstrong of
Port`, Colborne emphasized' how•
he. looks • forw+ard to.the ;paper,,'
.Cecil expects to .visit at his
home here befori the first• of
April: • He., is employed• by the
Department of: • Transport . on
the :Weyand. Canal and' once
navigation opens he works` • 7
days'a''week
THAT Mr& Roy Havens: has been
• ill'this week: On'Tuesday Room
I. pupils head �a -holiday and 'on
:Wednesday; ' Mrs. Lorne John-
• sten 'took •over as• supply tea
cher for Mrs Havens.,
(
THAT Joe Conley reports seeing;
:a robin on Monday The optima
• ism of this •harbinger. •,.of spring
will: ' no doubt' be chilled con-'
siderably ,bef ere.' the springlike:
weather of. the wee'k-end it.
here to stay,
0
T :HAT Stan Todd,formerly of: St.
'Helens, has been elected presi-
dent ' of :. the. Young ., Peoples
• Society. of Egmondville United
• Church
THAT revision of; The Sentinel's'
• Mailing list has been delayed,
Causing ' some ' subscribers. . ,: to
' Wonder . if . it' is.. an oversight
dg
that 'their. label date has not
ibeen. • advanced . to. • agree with
their receipt.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron & —o '
Mr, Den -Cameron 'were; recent 'THAT :Arnold :Gloorr is' at present
visitors With ,Mr. : and Mrs. Jas shaving. -major . Changes and ire
Douglas . at Mitchell'
•. The•Marc h meeting tee ' of the .Wo-
provements made at the 'Luck-
., now
Luck-.:now 'sawmill i ,
men's. Institute will be held. in• s • —0-
the basement of the ,:church. on: THAT'Gl and-MurraWalden set of ba • �'pe' 'direct . en ,, . Y e ,. gp�p s from Glas-
h
Thursdaay.,` March 1st at 2:30. Roll and Vernon (looter attended a g'
call,: An antique cir : heirloom-. and Holstein cattl sale at Ed.
is h' tory: Subject 'on Historical Fleck's farm =near Kitchener.:'
THURS., FEHRLI'ARY ..22n6, . ' 1951.
It I'i eNow'I"o
for 1951.
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and 'Mrs, 'Willis Stimson of
town, underwent "an' appendect
• o)ny. last < Wednesday • in • St.
',Mary's ' Hospital, Toronto. She
is makinga favorable recovery
• and. ,vas ;able : to leave ' the hos
;pita'! on Monday.
,SANDY MacDONALD of Kintail
is the proud; possessor of a new
'Research :and Current ,eivents • by
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fiih... d. Eac lad
Miss sW.
D Ru erfor
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of pioneer days. • Program and
is tocontribute a'story
lunch 'committee, Mrs. D. '.C. Mc-
Donald and'
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Mrs: T. J odd.
, last Wedinesday. 70head rwere
, sold. 'Glen:' bought four, 'bred
.heifers. i • "'.
THAT Miss B. Marguerite StirriT
son• of ,Toronto, daughter ofMr.
:PARADE OF. LENTEN FOODS:..
Brunswick •'
Chicken Haddie• . 25c
For that: quick 'meal serve
Kraft Dinner ,2 for 27c
Dried •
White: Beans , * 2 lbs. 27e'
Clover Leaf : <
White Tuna,'. solid' . ;....., 51c
Pond oboe'
. Red Seal <Salmon,` 's '35c
Sockeye
Maple Leaf Salmon, WS, 47c,
lfallawi ' Dates, 'ib......... 19c
Cal. Seeded 'Raisins .., 35c
Hearts Delight
_Prunes, .Ib. , ....:.......,,... 30c
York-
. Choice:.Tomatoes,- 28 oz. 21c
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TEXAS GRA (FRUIT, `96s., Y�,.,.,,., 2 lbs. 19c
`' 7 for 49+x' SPANISH , O1�IIONS ......, •!
ORANGES, 344% dozen 35c COOKING ONIONS, 10 1b, Bag ..1, ,.;,,> 29c,.
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IRWIN—at Alexandra Hospital,
,
Goderich, .onruary: 8th,.1951,'
to/ M. and Mrs: ' Eldon. Irwin,.
Gderich, 'a °son ".Richard .Eldon.
WILSON-ra't, Winghani General.
!hospital . on February,.15th, .1951,
to Mie: and (Mrs; Wallace Wilson,
.R 2 Auburn a .daughter, '- `'
BROOKS yin Wingham Hospital
on Friday, February46th, to Mr.
'and •Mrs. ' Harvey,'Brooks, R. R.: '3,
-1 ucknow,'' a daughter..•
.THE. VOICE• OF,•TEMPERANCE
How is it that in some com-
munities' Under. the Canada Tem=
:perance Act there,:is no complaint
ainst the . Act 'while g , e in other
Communities under the 'same leg-'
islatioa• there is much criticism,
of the. Acts Howls it that in• some •
comnnunities, under the Canada
Tena;perance Act there is,.a. mmi
mum ''of. drinking and drunken-'
tress and law,breakinC-While-in-7.
otiher. comrrumites under
the
*Mee act, therestoo much liquor
and too• ruch law -breaking? It
it a; fair, . conclusion:that the
trouble is not ''with the Act• The.
Other conclusion ' i's that " carne.
communities are- are suffering..frorn
inadequate law enforcement .and
inadequate civic leaclership;-'Th0
remedy is• not, in scrapping the
Canada Temperance Act, but in.
developing a dry public opinion.
'With 'egg, prices ,over the floor price,' this means that no
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300 New'»lamp, xi•B. Rock ,(nixed) 29:00: per 100.
.• 500 Sussex 'x T ane.. (rnixe +) ," 29.00 per 100
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1000 Pu]lets, 7 Weeks old :: , , . $35,00' per 100',
850 Pullets, 5 weeks old 32.00 per 100 •i
• 500 pullets, 4,. weeks old :..........:..:.. 30.00 per; 100,
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