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Mrs,, truest 'Ackert entertained:
:the H;ii,I, on Thursday. • after=
• noon.. Mrs. P. A.' Murray
ed. The ode :sand the Lord.! s -pray-
er *ere'repeated in unison fol-
lowed by minutes :arid correspon-
dence; A
orrespon-ddence.,A sum of money was voted
to the Salvation -Amy. Letters of
thanks were, read and hospilali
"taeion was • discussed. The pro-
for 1951-52 was; read, •. !by,
• the eta Mrs.• 'Eadie
ecretary. ry Wm, 'Ead a $c
Miss May Boyle were, chosen • '
delegates to the Guelph . confer -`i
• +ence•in . May, ., Reports of standing
committees were given: agricul-•
'. tire^ w and • ,Canadian `industrieg,,
Nem. .Jim Smith; home'' economics;
Mrs.. Jack Ackert; health, Mrs. O.
Elliott and Mrs, . Ed.. Thompson;
community 'activity and • public=
ity, Miss May Boyle,' historical
research, • Mrs.. Wm. Eadie; citi-
zenship • and •education, aVins. Alex
Percy..Mrs. Jack,Ackert• read the
' z .osriinaiting committee, which are
as follows: pres., Mrs. P. A. Mur-
ray; • 1st vice,v Mrs. Raynard Ack-
ert;
cker t; 2nd vice, Mrs: Tom Hodgins;;
sec.-treas., Mrs. Frank:: Maulden;
assistant,. Mrs. Wm. ;Eadie;• pian-,
ist, 1Vriss ; Edna Boyle assistant,
Mrs., Howard Harris; •press, reg
porter, ' Miss . May • Boyle; Blue
•'Cross' sec., Mrs. Perry. ''Ilodgins;
district director, Mrs. Perr..y. Hod-
gins; fruit' and, flower, Mrs;. Ern-
est Ackert, Mrs.' Frank Thomp-
son, Mrs, Perry Hodgins: Ashort
course is • asked for ' in October..
Three 'of the older ladies of 'the:
Institute for ' nearly. • 40 years,'
-namely, Mrs: James Hodgins',° Mrs.
Ernest; Ackert and Mrs. Thomas
Harris, were asked to take places
of •honor while' Mts. P. A. ' Murray.
resents.Three LOCK 1NTO.,COST
O P.AV 1 NG ROADS
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art icates.. •�
+Count 1 . , i .L or � r n•,e .•Crawford,
the . occasion. Mrs., Tom Hod ins ,chairman of the. Road and Bridge
g Committee, reported to Council
x ea'd: a suitable poem and . Mrs.
last week that ache Committee
had consulted with the Highways
Engineer regarding the cost of
permanent surfacing of., village
roads.,'The outside figurer 'includ-•
table centre, the .prize going to .ing drainage, would be $5,000 a
Mrs,; Frank' Thompson, The Nat- mile they* were informed'. with
anthem closed the meeting the 'total mileage o f gravel roads
within ..,the Corporation;. amount-
ing to about 41/2...miles,'
Cost of - such:: construction over.
a 15 -year ;+period, making into. con -
'sideration.: subsidies, and the:cost
of „maintenance.' , Of' 'the present'
roads,: would;:'°go a.•,iong,,way'to
Meeting'debenture .payments.:'
• The 'condition of gravel roads - Adaxn' Thompson` 'and Villain
M the • grillage this' spring, ' and Lyons purchased the livery busi-
th•e . continual outlay in ' an ef-
,fort oto ked .them in; any kind '•Committee' to give hard7surfacing
of satisfactory shape, decided the . some consideration. Such a 'pro;
gram,' it was. thought, might.be
You've ' sponsored ; garden, parties undertaken ,when permanentt sur
facing Of Higwhay 86 was being
carried out;
There was'. no action taken on
the plan• but Council :appeared
unaniinous that it had .merit.
Frank Thompson gave the -topic
on "Easter". Mrs Lloyd Ackert
and. Mrs; Morgan Johnston; • were
dg js ., for the • as
chosenu a 'Easter
and lunch 'was .served: by the hos-
Mess and • eo'<n • ittee.. The hostess
for May ••wall, be Mrs.• jack •Ack-
ert, . onveners, Mrs; R. moat?
and' Mrs. R. Ackert.' Topic,• • Moth-;
er's. day. Motto;' Of all thel.things
you . wear your 'expression' is the
most important. Roll call, Ways
of ' neighboring;.. lunch, ' Mrs. E.
Schaeffer '(s), Mrs.. Perry Hod=
gins (s), 1lrs.. Howard
.1VIrs:..R.Elliott ('c). ; •
Orzce a group of ladies.' met
So many years ago
:Some of them from Hglyroad,
And some from•' round K.inlough, i Most, every' single year,:.•
.They fennod themselves ' anAnd •people came; to •eat thereof
. - In.. FrOM •From places far' and near:_
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atitute,
A':worthy ,`club, it was, We bet 'that lots and lots of days.
And. satilh we've met •for all -these' Your dinner dishes sat
• Yearn While Institucte you hurried to,
Today, for "special : cause", , To read and :sing atid chat..
Today we'd •lake to honor'threer At times the meet}ngs•lasted'lon
g.
Where Praise' is surely due, •You got.honie rather late,
To Mxs., Ackert, Mrs.' Harri.
s, •
And .Mrs. Hodgins too. •
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Our 'hats; are Off to. each of •you•.
Arid :thanks • we: do 'convey
Because your •ever: faithfullness
•Has brought us ,here today.
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TAIT7
•'Y, APRSIL 1?hhi, • 19.51 •
L,r 4K�NG BACKW'A:gp•S
7`HROiJGI-I THE... SENTINEL: FILES
Sixty Years Ago
Ashfield Council moved that.
Hemlock City gist mill be ex-
empt em • t from 'taxes for 1891,;
Ashfield Board of Health was
comprised of Jas. McKay, M.D.,,
Robert .garrison, ;Robert Webster
and 'James Mahaffy.
•lVIalcolin` MacLeod of Chicago
''advertising100 acres::for•rent
Was
on •.Con.. 12,1 Ashfield.
.Butter and: eggs Were 3c, "po
tatoes 50e, oats 44c' and: fall wheat
As,. styles and faces :change with
time
"No change domeeting; ;bring,
• 'read a , well ' written .poem:: ex- We„still:begin• them• with the Ode
pressing ;the kind wishes of the
Adlourn them awitl'.The
Institute members: Each lady Ewas.
presented with 'a -life membership
badge and ;certificate' in recogni-
tion oftheir long and.. faithful For instance --=president,.•
seri-ice. Then each made a. suit- And to the 'sick and those e-
able reply`and all joined in sing- ,reaved, .
na.g two songs in keeping With You fruit and flowers, have sent.
We know you've .held positions,.
ness of.Frank Greer.
Lucknow. Quadrille Club Was.r.
holding regular assemblies in the •
Caledonian Hall.
Rev:. Dr. Strongrnan, Pastor ,of
Ashfield Circuit,, was : 8 holdin .a'
..
series ,of evaangelistic meetings in
Hackett's - church with services
daily at 2.30' and 7.00 p.m.. '
Thirty -Five. Years `Ago 8.
-The Lucknovir. School . Board'
urchased a strip' of ,land 15• fee
p.. : . t
wide,, • from the.:,'Presbyterian
Church. The ' price was $7:00 per
front foot.: A new, fence wasto.
be .erected between the proper-
ties.
The death' of Mrs. Jas. •Cam°p-
bell 'aecurred in. Lucknow Burial '
was in' Lochalsh, Cemetery with,
Rev J. 8. Duican conducting the.
service:Mrs. Campbell 'Was :a•,dau
ghter'of, Mr. and Mrs. Donlald'
-1 enzie',=-Con. 12;Aslfield
.Peritonitis,.,'.following ail. • atm'.
Not Responsible •
tack: of appendicitis, .caused .the, •
Courxcil was advised' that .the.
municipality ,was not responsible death, of William Andrew,17-.
for damage. done by a' stream, of year-old son of Mr: and Mrs. Isaac.
any change in the course. was duel. Andrew of Zion.
to natural causes. However 11 any At: W. R. MacDonald's selling•
An found poor hubby there be alterrtion of the'course; caused
• 'd �'
• • hind • damage 'elsewhere,`, the.'' Munic--
An eant. •su .supper "late. polity, would `•be. responsible.
P.Y Pp p
• • The matter` concerned` erdsion.
A1thou li. he•:was not ver leased of
` ro• erties nge i
Don't even think Of it, : ' Inglis .Street, north :of Campbell
Because'since forty' years ago,' Councillor Robertson was instruc-
Tings'; haven't 'changed 'a : bit! ted : to., find . out if property own
•
.would be willing' to assume
:wou
ors `
You •mush have•.pleasant, mearnor, _
les too,
'their, share, of the Cost of •correct
All . treasured there within,' -'
ive measures, of which the muni
r h. ld' :
And •ao remind .you: of them .all, the
ciparotyadwou'allowancepay, its ,share,'fgr
Please accept` this phi;
Wear • iit. 'on your 'coat, . and 'if Suffered Severe Stroke
Your friends remark "It's, cute", Wellington :Nixon suffered a
Reply with pride, I belong for severe stroke at his home ;here
life • -
To- the Holyrood Institute. side is.paralyzed:
On `Monday , at noon: His • -right
out ' sale at Cori. 3, : Huron•Town-
ash` he'donated a i which ;w..
}p► pig ,was
affled offfor the Red Cross:
Patter n -of' Milfort, 'Sak., . was
the winner of the porker, and;
he redonated it to. the' =cause. It •
was' sold iby ,auction and bought
by Mr. ;'MacDonald..Proceeds, fox
•t•he. Red Cross .were $56.00.
Edgar,Racine, employed • at
'Armstrong's Drug Store; enlisted
for service in the Medical Corps.
Before.his 'departure he was pre
seated :with a wrist watch ' by,.
'Hagan 'MacDonald and''. Miss .E:
°1VI; Henderson,, on behalf of the
Presbyterian: Bible .Class. '
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