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'iQAGE TWO •
AGED LADY SUFFERED'
Amax- S OUS BUit11TS:
Mats; Arthur Breckles. received
'word thather. aunt, Mfrs. Wm.
Glower, age .84, was critically ill
in . Fust general' ;Hospital, Tor-
. onto, . with serious burns,
Mrs. Clover was in the: act
td. lifting a fVying. pan, 'froth the
'gas stove. ; at her hume
onto, using herr apron as .4 pot.
bolder when .the 'apron., caught'
Sire. Fortunately her grandson
Ari, -law was there at the time and
succeeded . in• .beating out the
flamnes ':but, not before' the :aged
'ad •: had been severely burned.
0'L I fi`E T
The W.M.S.' thanksgiving meet-,
'ing. 'was' held' m the church With.
Mrs. Jas. MacTaish -Presiding.
The , meeting: :waned. with - the.
'reading of -a Thanksgiving 'poem
foilgwed :by. the; Lord's: prayer,
The' roll call was -a verse 'of.
thanks.. During ; the b>Xsiness per
-
led arrangements, were madefor
the Thankoffering -service
Sunday a
. fternoon; .October .30th
.,
with. Mrs.' Wm. ' Arnold as guest
speak
er' . Mrs. A. MacTavish . in-.
' vited the ladies to her. home. 'for
the'Noveniber meeting when the
grandmothers" 'are • -to• ' be. ;enter-
tained. The roll call -will be candy
to be: sena to veterans in ` the'•,
oCharles
aT'.; _Mrs:--1�ais Y;- M
;•:hoseit
took . charge of the program, .op=
ening With the hymn "O God of
Bethel" followed 'by, •prayer. by
Mrs. W. S. McGuire. Mrs. E. Ps -
borne took' the : scripture . and
• Meditation. Mrs. '. MoCharles had.
a reading, Mrs. James 1VfacTavish
rendered a `! solo'and .Mrs. H.
Henry gave a:reading. The meet
ing : closed • with ': `a .• '.hymn and-
ra er by ''Mrs: • A. MacTaviish.
TM; LUCOW
SENTINEL, LUCK—NOW, ONTARIO ..
t •
HO ..:SCOUTS
.(by. Rev. A, ).. Tavener)
fl en I am eight. ,I'm :going, to. be
► a.Cub: :,
And learn to tie theknots and
Icook•xny;,cu,'b,
;And go to • -camp arid. -learn • to
swim and hike,
And, ,pe'rhaps Fn. even learn to.
fix. ' my bike,
And then when • I am •twvelve
be .a Scout'... •
And .learn what 'many'things are
• all4 about; • _
I'll learn .to . read the . compass.'
fix • a . cut, 1
And keep my life .fromu getting•
in a. nut::
r
The • deduction from your, In-
-Come—Tax
n-
Come ax'10° :of -dividends -.i:.
Tof o
rreceived from Canadian' corpor-
ations now includes •. all 'pre
fend. '.A'' stocks.
Silverwood IIaries' • "A''
stock, selling ac •.about • $10t
preseniv'•paying 60c- per share.
(15c,,quarterlyl: • It participates '
with the 13 shares when that
stock . receives. 60c. and earn-'
singsare available to .pav .a ,
'higher.;::dvidend. :Operating in
• 24 : cities, of : four : provinces;
Silverwoods has thousands :of,
:satisfied customers. You can
• be. 'a shareholder as. well as a. .
;;customer,
.b Sily or., an.
To uv ,. Qerwoods v
stock listed on : the Toronto
Stock: Exchange. ' write.tele=
phone : ELgin ..9241. or come to
219 • Bay , St::,Toronto. 'This is
one of..112 ;stocks on' our "Yield .
List" . 'Ask .for a co:pv.
MOSS, LAWSON.&
Memtyzris
The :Toronto tock. Excha'nge
And When 'f'm old •enolzgh to' be
man•
_
goingto keepon;tscou4lng°rf
I can;
When childhood :days •are' past
and boyhood's over;
Why then . I'11, go.' right on ;arid
be a Rover!
ASSESSMENT APPEALS'
:TO BE • HEARD FRIDAY
THURSDAY, OCTO $ER X27, 1949;
United Church Evening Aux. , I PEARL JAMIESON DELEGATE
*the 1TEACHERS'•� CONFERETCE
The October •mieet.. of AT CONFERENCE '
Evening Auxiliary was held, at ,
. 'Gerald .R Bath- B -ion 1 sof the 'Federation of
the, , o of Vis.
I
• • .
h homeWomen •Teachers', Association of
well with 28 , in ;attendance:..: The
meeting opened; "by singing hymn Ontario, fall conferences on
Saturday, October 22nd' at Mea-
483,followed by the Lord's prayer er. oil and, Chatham. 'At
. Mord;: •Ing . S
the Ingersoll conference delegates
were present from North & Routh
.Huron, North ,arid South • Oxford,
Elgin, South •'Perth and •the city
Elg
'of.` London, In the chair w'as.Miss
Norma; Hackett, `Windsor, .'nem-.
.iter et the. Board. of Governors.
in unison. The,,president, Mrs 11.
'Webster,' conducted • the call to
worship and Mrs. E. Crawford.
'read' the, seripptare. reading, 'psalm.
19, . A .letter regarding the Sec
tional meeting , to -,,be held at.
Bervie on. Octaber,'25th was. read.
Mrs:; 'Brewer gave the treasurer's
Lucknow. :Municipal ; • Council
will. convene on Friday evening
of this week as • a Court . of ,Re-
vision on the • assessment roll for'
1950.• The session commences 'at.
7.30: There' ;are • a ':great number,
of .'•appeals to be dealt:•with.
A re -assessment of ;the Village
- =amu'- der
'-was.,-madE'>;this � .sumlrner, , n
•the new 'equalizatibn system that
has been adopted • in• many muni-
cipalities. The work here .was
• •carried out; by W H'. Haney,
Wingham, assessor,: assisted; 'by
T. Douglas,: the local assessor.
Many ''assessments.. have been
'advanced : sharply; • •and ' a flood
of appeals .has been' ,received as,
a result. The current, year's taxes'
are not collected on this assess-
meet; . which 'does notobecome ef=
festive until '•1950.
•
WILL. APPRECIATE, ARTICLES
,FOR RUMMAGE ,SALE
On .Saturday afternoon of ' this
week;; Lucknow: ;Women's Insti-
tute will •hold a ' rurnmage. safe,
sale of baking, and a tea room in
the 'new : Recreational Centre
building.
The `rummage sale promises , to
be.,a, ':very. ' novel part of this
bazaar, and the :Institute will, ap
Predate the •support of everyone
in making it a success
•Dofiiationsyfor-the sale , will . be
welcomed from anyone -not alone
Institnite members' •Anyone - who
has an article. to donate ';is; red
quested to.'contact Mrs W; J.
Douglas, phone '86
STILL • AOTIVE AT 87 ;.
Mrs: Join Little of Lucknow is
87years of 'age but is still quite
active and when it carne to rak-
ing up the , leaves ,around ,her
:borne last Week; she did a mighty
good , job of it. Mrs : Little lives
alone . a n d is, enjoying "good
health for oric, her . age; • •
Mlar aret Rae gave the` Greetings; - were : read from Miss
reportand g
financial ..report: • Wool for• Red Flora McDonald, .Provincial pres-
Cross ' ' p`dent' of the . •Olatario ',Teachers .
Cross. knitting was distributed •by i ,
Ashton. n. Miss. J . Osborne.re-, .Federation.,'. Reports were read
Ao ,
ported,on the 'ordering ;of ,Christ-, ; from,. , the Provincial "conveners
�F
mas 'cards.' , Mrs,'•Alex Andrew .outlining. the proposed years,
took charge of the Program, The work: .'
Mrs. O :Jones The, following: projects .were.
topic y�ras taken. by M ".
Hun er .':Mrs . co. sidered : and improved . The..
a,ssisfted• by Mrs � V. , t � _ .. �? .. . .,
H.,. Weibster . and • Mrs.: C.* Greer: Ontario u•teachers� . are•making , :a
Readings *were';given by' Miss J.• contribution to send Bibles to. the
g,,.
Osborne and Mrs. 7r. 1VIacDonald: school children +of Berlin.' Also it
trhe: meeting closed with the re -is hoped to again this year carry
peating ' of the mizpah benedic- out the, Goodwill Poject which
tion A social half hour was much gimes a . Christmas a n'd, June
'
enjoyed. cheque to .each of the ' twenty-
•
three Britishteachers,, on.. ex:.
Perils' of Sleepwalking change in •Canada. The .need Is
father greater this' year due , to the de -
andA . lrttie. girl shot her ..
and brother.. A mail ": clerk . stele, valuation of the . •English .pound.,
$30,000. A man; dreaming he was Also a project for C.AR F :which:
.Santa :Claus,. stuck in a chimney. Will, • mean making 'a collection of
Read 'about, peculiar, misadven-- money for purchasing scientific
tures of somnambulists, as told in library' •,books:. f o r devastated
"The Perils of Sleepwalking", in European countries:
The ' Code of ,• Ethics • was ,: read
with .
'x• -.the hope thatt -eachers—•will-
'
know' theirresponsibility and ac-
cept it. Education 'Week will.be,
observed. this •year from' March
5-11,.1950.
Local delegates were .`.1Viss'M:•
Turnbull,' :.Mfrs Ellis, Mrs. ' A.
Mason, :.all: of : ;' Seaforth;' ' Miss
Agnes •Flemings: Blyth and'::;Misrs.
Pearl Jamieson of Belgrave,;:
• The American ',Weekly, great
miagn
azi e.`'wit ._•
,h i S. - Sundsy,.s_
,h . 't .
;('October: 3Q): issue of Detroit -Sun-
day . Tunes.
A GREAT SPECIAL in 1VIen's &'
Boys' ' work pants; reduced to
$2.95. The Store/with the : Stock.
THE MARKET. :
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yr
,y
'rs
•
U?. A ` SCOUT APPLE
South Kinloss
Tle. .October 'meeting of the
South Kinloss.: ;W.M S.` was held
at the home of -Mrs.. Donald Mab
Iver with a large : crowd in 'at-
tendance. Mrs.' D. MacKinnon
. presided; for • Vie', meeting. The
opening. hymn 81 was :sung fol-
e. Lord's- ra: er in: Ashfield Presbyterian W M;S
lowed' by the p.. , Y
unison The roll call, yeas' ans . The October,. meeting o: the
Ashfield W.M.S. met at the home
of, Mlrs. E1izzbeth Rose.' Mrs. Dun-
can,;.MacKenzie :was in : charge 'ot
the Thanksgiving 'program and.
opened ' the meeting with •• the
singing of ,psalm; 86. :Mrs.Duncan
MacKenzie offered .prayer,.(I' The
scripture was read by Mrs) Neil
G. • MacKenzie. . The devotional;
paper ``Let;us .be 'thankful" :.was.
given -by ,Mrs• D: R,: MacKenzie:
The president Mrs. Neil 'G.` Mac
Kenzie, took charge• for the blisi
gaveg
lan-' `'the`..closin . remarks:; `tress' discussions, Mrs. •D • A. MMac-
HYm n ' 590.. was sung .. and Mrs.
,
Archie : MacIntyre cioted the
meeting' with prayer:'
wered: by a Thanksgiving'•verse.ii
The scripture and study. was tak
en;'by'Mrs,, Gilbert Hamilton. fol
lowed•'by; prayer. by Miss 'Dean
MacLeod; :A solo by .Mr! Thomas'
•Blake was much enjoyed. Read='
ingS were given : by 1VIrs,; ''Ted
Collyer .and Mrs '. Fraser, 'Mac-
Kinnon*: A. numlber :of;' the 'ladies
took:' part in • the prayer circle:
A very interesting topic on -Our
Work ' in Formosa " •was given•iby
l :,Baulch.` Mrs. Ross • MacMil-
CR`W'•E
(T'ot Late For Last Week)
The N community recently gath-.;
ered at the school to honor Miss; •
Violet' Cullbert, iprior to , her mar- :.
riage. The, guest. of .honor :was
escorted^ to:• a .decorated ;chair '•
above which hung a. white •bell
and • pink ''and •white: streamers' at,
tached: to ,all four corners of the' •
• chair, which •• sat before as huge
• imitation . redoing cake,- the bot. ,
tom :Story at which. concealed all
the Miscellaneous •gifts.Mrs.Jack
Curran read the 'address,, she be '• .'
ine ,'the • only. one who had been`
a: school Chum; 'of Violet';s: She
assisted ;by. Mrs.' Jim Sherwood
and Ruth Curran, • helped Violet
open.; gifts' and read 'verses. Violet=
thanked all:very kindly for re-
membering' her:as she has` been.
away :from •'the community' •so
much. Then 'ever'ybody.'joined in
,singing"For• she's a jolly, good
fellow". A short program , fol- •
lowed. • Mrs. Gladys; 'Rivett gave
a• reading `..'Mr. • Jacob's Court- •
ship". Mrs. Zinn gave; • a reading--
Ther Sister: -in-law's ; Aunt". Mrs.,
Finnigan gave^a . reading on
" Neighbors"•• and Mrs. Curran . a.
'reading .'on ''"Progiress'. 1Shirley.-
Sherwood. played a piano instru-,
mental. A bountiful lunch 'was
served by the: ladies, bringing a;•
pleasant evening to •a'close.
Dear 'Violet: •
It. is with a'feeling of gratitude
that .we; .;have' . gathered here to
do- `•honor to` .you ,on your •.ap
proaching.• Marriage Those of .us,
who have seen ' you grow .up. in.
our •' idst know: you ,as a `school
chum, •a • true; pal,. „and a. ,Very
„genial 'young ;woman; wish for
your future the.' very; hest that
can +be • •:had:
Therefore ,We 'ask 'you :to ac -
cept these i�fts as a • .token :of our
este*:.
• 'Hoping they'w ll bring,' you • ak.
much; joy `as we have' had' in pre-
senting there • to you','
Hoping. ,that , your.. life .together
will be one long ;ivoyage• of : hap..:•.
•'"Any fishing :'around lhereV;'
"Some" answered the barefoot:.
aboy
"What dpa you. catch?".
hi nng', not `'
"You• said 'fishing', ./ketch-.
,>, •
•
P.,1 ••,
S+COUTING-BUILDS''CITIZENS
'Support' The Newly Or anizec Cub Pack
an
•ByBu • in
Seo�'t' ,Troop p Buying.. An Apple Satnrday:•.
I?0. YOUR. GOOD TURN --- :BE GENEROUS
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,FEDERATION,.•.'
.'(By W. V. Roy)
•.Huron' and Perth'counties held
their annual Meeting of.County
Cream Producers,• in theagri-
cultural board room, Stratford; on
Wednesday, October 26th at 8.30
W. .Morrison, president of,
the • Ontario Federation and sec-.
retary manager of .Ontario Cream
Producers ,Association was spec-:
ial speaker... ' `
A ' county directors' rn:eeting
Will .be held 0 in Clinton on Friday
evening;. October 28 at 8.30 P.m:
tFarm forums throughout --On
tario 'and right across the, Dom
inion, Opened' the 'fall Season on
Monday night last. If yourforum
failed to hold a • Meeting be,sure
and plan a get-to-gether for' next
Monday night. ;Should you wish"�l
Some assistance in startingja� for-
um; contact the 'writer. or"- I ,obt.
McMi len,
-11... 2, Seaforth; county,
e. hairmn;'
The count . Federation will
hold. its 'annual, rneeting•on No-
v emrber. ' ; ,9th. int, Clinton at: 1:30
p.m.; followed by. a big tbanqu'et
and. " concert ins •Cardno's llah,
Seaforth, the,same evening. Gniest
speaker at the banquet will be
Watson" Perter, editor in chief
of thp. Farmers Advocate, Lon-
don.. V. S. Millburn, secretary-
'manager of the Ontario Federa-
tion,, will . be the special speaker
at the afternoon business,Meet-
mg.
meet-ing. Tickets .for the lanquet•.mayy.
be had by • applying' • •to • your
township'`direetor to the :county,
or the county' secretary;; •
Lean 'offered the .Glad Tidings.
-prayer.--;-The. ;;chapter.• . on ,"For
',nose" : from the 'studY • 'book was
'read by Mrs • , Dr. • Simpson.: Mrs'
Effie, .Collinson read the poen,,.
"Tlie. '. Aubunin Spirit". ' The , clos-,
ing prayer was offered by, ;Mrs. •
D.• A. 'McDonald:,There were 30
present We were pleased,;to.have
Mrs: John : Ross,, ;-Miss Gretta
:Campbell and Mrs,, Joe Agnew as
+visiting• rriemEbers- from' ••Lucknow • •1 atrick.
W�..Mr:` and M'rs. S. J: Ki, p
W:M. The hostess served dainty ` `.
refreshments
°Signed, '1VIrs Jack Curran Mrs '
Clifford -Crozier, .Mrs, J m Sher-'
Mrs ' Jim Hoover .0i Ednion-•a.
tori, • Mrs. George Feagan and
�.
ri vis
�Vlrs. Lr�ia,.Petriie= of Gode c'
,
h
tte�ic. M
'r Tand 'Mrs. S. J:. Kilpatrick
last. 'Tuesday
Mr.Colin and Missr Lorena
,Crazier. and -Mrs. Stewart, :Nasi ;•
(if: Tiortdo spent Thanksgiving' •
week -end with : Mr.' ' and Mrs:
*Clifford •Crozier..:
daughter.
Aldon Hasty and
Virginia of:Grimsby ,visited• with''
Virginia ,.
Mr. Hasty and Lorne for Thanks-
giving
Mr. and Mrs: Palmer Kilpatrick
a P.
and, Cheryl • and. Bryan of 'Tor-
onto • :spent, : Thanksgiving ' with
• • .
' Rev, and Mrs., J H ,Geoghegans
John. and Bob of Woodstock; and
Mr: and Mrs. • W. Simpson (Georg
na) • ,of Stratford were• Sunday
visitors here; when . Rev'.-Geog:
he . n conducted the evening Set-
Vke in St. 'Peter's Church. •
NOW IS THE; TIME
To Order A White
•
Had Arm ` Gashed
Dave • Barkwell Who'.�s em-
ployed in Lloyd's factory • at'
_Wirighan>-, was ,.off work__Ior..', a
couple/of weeks with a saw gash
in his left forearm 'that required.
eight. stitches.
res in
i
sashe
�
for next 'year.
iN G. Simmons' & Son
Huron Rd.,'•Goderich, • Ont.
• 'Phone 1132 •
�VTE RNMENT OF
NADA .'FONDS
.41/2% due . November..1, 1959
have been called for payment
November 1, 1949
These bonds should be presented for redeittp-
tion with all coupons of later date attached. `.
No further interest will 'be paid-. on these,
bonds after this state:
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