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.T.1-1U4SDAY,'
Trustee ' Board Unchanged '
• The annual meeting of School
Section No. 7, Kinloss, was held
• 'lest -Wednesday when W. J, Ir-
• win was reelected for a. three
yew -term. Other members of the
tr stee board are Douglas Gra-
arn and Archie MacIntyre •
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REFINISHING • `
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THEWlotOKNOW SENTINEL, 1...40VICNOW„ ONTARIO 4,
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ruiy long, memiber of the Orange ledge:
MRS. WILLIAM SIIERRIFP
liebecta farrier, daughter of
the late Wesley Farrtier and. Arm
Patterson, passed away in *Wing-
harn General Hospital on Decem-
ber 22nd.,She was born".in 'East
flaniborO,Twp.„ Wentworth
di), 23, 1054. 'Her great' grand-
father, David Farrier, caine frOm
5eotlancl and:settled in Markham,
during the early part of the 18th
century. • , •
In lg53 s:heCome with her'par7
.epts-to, t .WaVV.'anosh where'
she married Wm..Sh,erriff.--iri-187a,
he predeceased. her 24• years ago.
T.Wo. daughters, Mary P. an
Susie(Mrs: We1ey Johnston):,
•also two son, John: :and Milt*
:passed ,OWlay .seine years ago. She
leaves 'to nioUrri'lier loss one LIT'0-
.th0; W. R., farrier, . -Whitechurch,
one' son; . Wesley, Windsor. and,
three .claughters, Annie (Mrs..G.eo
Tiffin), ,Jennie R. and Grace of
Wingharn. ;
The funeral' was eonducted by
Rev. A. Niinfno frern • •Currie's
funeral home • on ''DeCerniber .26th
'with interment ,ini,Wingliarneern7
etery. Floral' tributes were ,rium--
erpus and beautiful. The
• bearers., were :relatives: .Joe
fin, Russell Johnston, Wallace.
WilsOri,' Garnet Farrier,
Mathers and Wm. Johnston, •
Friends Were present, 'rein
Owen Sound, Marliddle,,•ToiNanto,
Long Branch;. Niagara rallS, 'Wel=
"land, .Windsor,- Woodstock, Dor-,
• • • chester and London • • •' •
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A family:. plat' •should ' • be
graced ' With .the shrine -like
beauty 'of a monument which
will be everlastingly' a tribute
•to: thege it rest. We have many
classic styles to suggest, ' and
will work with ou • On cus-
tom designs. , ' • ;
ExceptionallY •:low.'prices
No canvassing, wbich'elimin-
ates • salecommissions. •
Inscriptions . Repairing
Sandblasting 'Memorials'
25 -Years' Experience
• The, :latest in .• POrtable
•. 'Sandblast 'EqUiPMent
All Work Personally executed
WILLIAM M. MeCO14NELL
''•DOngannon's 'oldest'resident,
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William
'.Martin Me -Connell; died'
Sunday evening at his, home in .
his 90th year.. Mr. McConnell had
been an, invalid for the Past two
years; as a•Tesiilt of a fall • on the
'Streets' near his home • in: Which
'he suffered a broken hip...Bei/1.'45n
•Deceinber, 21st,..1860 at Wards-
ville • rear Chatham, he was the
• second ion Of the late James.
McConnell:and 'Sarah Jane Mar':
tin -McConnell. •He lived most Of
his life in. Ashfield township,
with the exception of •I0 'years'
spent in ;Australia, South Amer-
ica, South Africa and the British
West Indies with hiselder brci;
the.r; the ;late DaVid. McConnell;
s .a puvisher s, representative
having joined .the Belfast 'Lodge
at an early age and continuing
in.the L.Q.ef.Eche Bay until
his „death. •- •
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The funeral was conducted by
Rev. A. Trevett of the Angliean
'Church; Echo Bay, on Tuesday,
December 20th; with interrnent
in.. Maple Leaf, cemetery. The
Pallbearera•Weret440ther Orange-
• men, James Wilson, Jack Camer-
on,: Douglas Currie, 'Either' Hur-
ley, Angus IVie4ardy, Sam Gra-
• ham. The many • floraltributes
testified to the love and affec-
tion of the _neighbors.k...friends_
Of the deceased,.. " . •„„
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MRS. ,Nir,
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r„ Word has been received of the
death, •of -W. 'E., Hanna,
rnerlY 'Miss Madge: Boyd ; • daugh-*
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Don-
•,ald 'Boyd and member of a
-prominent farnily .of the Amber -
ley district of Ashfielch-Born 57
years, ago, She removed. to ,God-
: erich with, her'. parents when • a
young, woman and • a ...few ..yean
later • married ,W, 'E. Hanna who
at one time taught in the Laurier
•school:. 'With; him she removed to
•Toronto, • where., Mr. Hanna for
Many • years., as 'principal -of*
Oakwood Collegiate Institute.
For' some time she had been In'
failing- health, and, a few Weeks
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ago she and her husband' went
to Florida to spend the winter:
They were there onbra few days
when Mrs, Hanna was seized with.
a stroke and she passed away on
December 1.3th. Besides her . de -
'voted husband (she leaves one
son, Jcihn, of Ottawa; Ithree Os-
ten, 'Lillie/ Mae and. Beth of
Toronto, and a brother, Charles,
on I the 6 'Id homestead in. this
township, • M. Chas. 49Ycl, son
Mac and 'daughter, 1VErp.' C,arruth-
ers • attended the funeral in • Tor-
onto.'
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• ' 'ALEXANDER meCAIT,OL-."..
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Alexander .1VIcCarrol passed
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away suddenly : from 'a heartat-
tack on Saturday, ,Decernber '31st,
1949,. the - hbrne of 'Mr, and
'Mr" 'W? R. Hamilton, 2nd Con-
cestsgiOri, Huron Township, in his,
74th. year, The deceased was a
widower. *for 'a number of years.
He .was twice married. The -first
marriage. Was • with . Rae Milli'on..
•She and their . infant, daughter
were buried t6gether on March
llth, .1919. Ile was later married
to Mrs.. Harry Matheson, •
•• Alex was ••a Mason and a.
Staunch ..Presbyterian.. He was a
cooper by trade--and-,worked for.
Mr.. Wm. Geddes and Geo. And-
ersAn..LAfteriVfr...1Anderson_went
into the flax business. Alex con-
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tinued to work for him and.rnan- '
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aged a' bUsineSS for him in Mitch- • ... '"
elk and in Seaforth: for a mnriber '. • :
of years until his health. from' a.A, •
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asthmatic condition made him . . , cl , 4. ,... p,,,z
ing for Joh Bach in the 'finple,,
Lied to reside in. Seaforth,. wOrk- ' . . '
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At 4rt mo,,,. „ 0,
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give up' the • position. He•contin71 .• ,
ment business until his , health.. • • , :.• .1 g 1 •
forced` him ;main to quit "work ..... : • '.. 4 , .
entirely. He came to reside ;with . ' ' , ' .
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the Hamiltons..almost..a year ago: • ... ' • ., :: .. „ ,,,,,'
He was well and highly 'thought : „.'• , ; ' ..' ' . ' • ,, F.. . •,1.;"`
of 'wherever he ,worked. . ' . • •. . ' - .
The ;funeral service *as held' • : • . , •'.,,i.,',
at. the !Hamilton 'homeon Mon- •.:....,."- oz.:4 '' • 'i- '''
:day; 'January 2nd, conducted ' by ' : ' . . - - If..., , - . " ••• J,,,,....
,,Rev„. Charles H.. MacDonald : of „*. .•',....: ...‘ .-<'.. ' '' 4:;..,:t
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internent Was inSouth Kinloss ',. . .„* ';.;
Cemetery.The: pallbearers ?were . . . 'i.
• -Herb Huston, 'James. IrWiri,,;.Wm.,,-;. ''.1.•••• ,.. . , .. ......, -•,,-.., • „,,-:e.,••••• '.1. 0
McGuire,' A.ri'd r e w ' Hamilton, ' • ,. ., ' ... ': :,:' '''..''''. . -0' ' ':,':•••`-,,,,
Robert Barkwell and W. T. Roul '•" ' ” ' ' ''.•'-' .;• *
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Friends `frail kdista ce 'attend,:
'ing the funeral were three grand-, . k‘
children 'of Mrs. McCaiirol, Ea,r14 ,
Audrey Foster, Mrs. ••••
Sherwood..(Dordthy Foster) anti • ,
MTS. Charles Foster of ErnPbr'-'
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ium, Penn.; M. and Mrs. Ralph. .
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Million of StraffeerdVille . a /IA:•
friends from Brussels , and Sea -
forth... , •
He_leaireSto-m-Ourn-his-PaSsing ' .
•a half-broth'er, ,Dave 1VIilne. •' •
Brownlie Mem�rial
Alfred St , 'WINGIIAM
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117erminimmeoremis :rimmeeelineeelie
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ohn, lopal:liverYman,
• he ,Was.. appointed driver. ,ofa
stagecoach between I/upknew
arid • Goderich; and the following
year took over the route between
• GOderich • and Kincardine • con-
. tinuing :at this Work' for •six. years,
•when he resuined, farrning, in Ash:.
field. . • •
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In 1909, he •Married Charlotte
• (Lottie)* Gibson, who survives
with one daughter; Elizabeth, at
home. .They' retired- • from the
farm in Ashfield four years ago..
He Was 'a, -member ofpinginnon
United church.' •
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•:Of a familY ofthree brothers'
and five sisters, three,sisters stir-
vive.They are Mrs, -J. E Durnin,
elfort, Sask.; Mrs. Barbara Tate,
also • of Melfort, Who is ; spending
the,winter in Stratford, and Mrs.
Sydey Gibson ,(Tena), Stratforcl.
He. ,wai predeacesed .by .two bro-
thers, . David and Robert arid
• two 'sisters, Mn, 'Wm. Gallagher
• , H., J. Blake, r '
:and, Mrs. •
The funeral' service .was held
at his. late residence ori Tuesday
'afternoon with • Rev.. .13right
officiating, Interrnent. Was in ,the
Dungannon 'Cemetery. ;
JAMES BARIKLEY
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McDonald. Township has • lost'
another ,of the older settlers . in •
the passing of James ,Barkleyan
Oct-ember. 17th at his borne in,
'Echo Bay, jn his 91st year.
Mr. Barkley .was bort) on Mar.
240., 1859, .iri Huron County: pear
Belfast and spent his boYhood .pri
farm there:. no. 8,6ttted on 6,
arm in McDonald ToWliship. 21/2
miles .froth ECho Bay, 'about '15'
rniles frQm Sault. 'Ste, Maria. ,Ho
followed fart -nine' until 017 when
he in,oved 'to Eche Bay and took
up his: duties, as road inspector
until 1934.
Ile Was married, to Margaret
Walk'er of • Bolton in 1905.:who
piodedeaseel him in 1947.
,The deceased was • endowed
with a bright, .Cheery, disposition,
ever- ready to help in the time
of need and made many good
friends. Mr.. Barkley, was a life -
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Not to Mine, this horrible crippler.
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Not to mine this thing with the Jong scientific name, poliomyelitis, this thing that means
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misery and pain in the language of the little ones.
Not t4 mine to wear a brace, to hobble, to limp. • , '
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Not to mine to hear the laughter of others, to watch them at play, to cry the hitter
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tears of childhood,lost forever., • • ,
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Please God! Not to mine!
And let me help those to whom it does come, this crippler, this
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Let me givetO- help the helpless.
Let my dollars and my prayers/ go with these little ones;
that some day, some time, children everywhere
Will walk without fear, free of childhood's greatest
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enemy, Poliomyelitis.
I urn. glacl I have the privi-
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lege of giving to the.
Canadian March
of Dimes. '
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THE
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(The Canadian Finnnlatian for
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