The Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-05-11, Page 14--
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ASK MORE. WORK I PRESENT4TP* MADE
ON HIGHWAY'
• A delegatien from Wingham,
Lucknow and. Wiliteqhurch Sup -
10°1'101 by PetitiOns from adjacent
municipalities, conferred; '1 a t
Thursday with officials of the
Departrient of Highways, seeking
' to hia.Ye construction work g6
ahead on Highway .86 betWepi1
,'.Lttdknow • and Winghaln
pare this-**Sttetch for tfaxl, sur-:
• faCing.. • : • . , • .
This , PreparathrY . Work ' has
ibeen .done 'on the LucknoW "to
Amberley section of the highway,
-Which stood up, `comparatively
•Well this "spring, while •the con.-.
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ditiOn Of the Luckm.iw to, Wing-
• ham" road was deplorable.
The deputation was given reaS-
' a -to believe that not before _Fall,
•the • earliest, if • then, would
any .majer operation*.be
under-
.thken t� :put this road in readi
ness for a. hard top, In•
• timeit will be gravelled and oil. -
ed,' with this work now Under-
• way.
• The' . deputation interviewed
Hon. •poo.. Doucett,
.4ighways and• Deputy - Minister.
.11111ar. They Were intrOduced by
•Mr. .JOhn Hanna, " 1V1.P.P. for
'Huron z- Bruce. The-. deputation
-comprised, of ,Richard
-1)...of•• Holyrood,•• president of „the'
Ontario' Goo -d. Roads AisoCiation,
MaYor • W. 'W. Gurney . of
ham, Reeve J � 1VLcNab• of Luck-
' 'nOw'and:•G-orclori Elliott:of White
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DOGS MUST HAVE TAGS,
• ASH THEY HE. _ic,ONEINED
• • At the regular' meeting of. the
Village*•CoinickL,..last Week, tile'
Board adopted,. a resolutioh • that
•' .all persons owning': or -harbouring
dogs;'registdr :Saifielae. the
muniicipal Office and oibtain a
,Iicetige on. or before June 1st,
ardners 'and horticulturists
.have an ..an ital grievance. eca use
of. dugs. running at large, Jana
LUCKNOW,. •ONTARIO,
tilliUTZSDAY, MAY 1 1 th, 1950
MR. OD MRS. G.
Friends and neighbors held .a
surprise gathering at. the home
of Mr.. and. Mrs., • Gordon B. rooks
on Friday, April 28th, tO' honot
them. befo4.e .moving to Lticknow,
• , A -pleasant •sOcial evening was
.i...rijOYecli • cli3ringa Whieh Andrew
HariVon end pa ii4rkweitm4de
the: preesntation . of a lovely
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. and. -1V14;' ,t3rooks dOeplY•
appreciated the thoughtfulness of.
their friends, and in a few words
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expressed theivthankS. . ••
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‘ALBERT COWIE PASSES
• nalloiving a paralytic stroke,
the death Occurred in Kincardine
• Hospital ,on Tuesday,' May Qtli. of
Mrs. Albert Cook, formerly Della
• Jane' Wilson,. in her 55th year.
• The -funeral service Will he -held' friends and neighbors When gifts': • - ';
froin her, •late•resicleike, Bound ,4 Pre$ehted tn•Mr•
ary West, 'on Friday •afternoon4t Miss.. Jean Ritchie and to and'''. • ,* °
230, conducted by J."Muni- eltipatieLseocr It,riteeghrieet.(;)7!ten ,;e,pVreez;_t
ford. I,nterinent• will be in Green- •the
-hill Cemetery - teilhet 'fartni, lies :from
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PRESENTATIONS
MADE AT ZION
A presentation'WOs held ret
cently in ,Zion Ahall by Zia co.
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Father Died Suddenly ' ° Edgal. 'arid have resided •
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, . • Ili:W(1' Wilson, • the account'ant i3nrearLsu..c,rlinheo7 rfedcre•ittihye sold their thtwei?.
THAT Clayton' Hod. hooked at SilverWooa, Dairies, •LucknoW,
16 -inch " speckled t out 1 t e'ved o d s • fa to Ch W'Ik'
• • r as 3 w r on unday of the rin, a ie ins of Lanes • ' • ,..•"0
' . • • ThursdaY evening • W hi,c'h sudden death of his father Mr. vine. The farm was Previously
CUBS PROMOTED
mecle the catch Of his 1,
Weighed .1% pounds. Clayton J. L. Wilson of•Petrolia. The fun-. rented by_ Mr. :and. Mrs'. Lorne ' • ••
ome in Blacksnake" Creek. on VVedriesdaY• • Rutch • • •
TUESDAY EVE
! An interesting promotiori cere-
mony was, held in -the 'Recreation-
ai.Ceritre on Tuesday nigh whe
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five 'roetraers of .the Cub :Pack
-were 'promoted. •to the Seou
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Patrol In thefirst. "Going Up'
exereises:isince these- tWo,-. group
Were •organized. • . •
•' For the ceremony the Scouts
Were in. Horseshoe Formatien
der :the direction of Scoutztrastet
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.north era serviee ,was held. at PetrOlia ).e *ho are now living in • • • •.
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THAT a few:friends :met rece
ly at the home ot. Mrs.
•*Black to stage a birthday p• 'a
for Mrs. Henry Mullin, who
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nt-. FAMI,LY .FOUgS9ME
R°Y SANG 'ON SUNDAY,
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t not enjoyed the 0 -est health Suceessfill anniversarY .serVices
for sometime -A veiy, pleas- , were held at the Luckno\;v Pres,:
g- ant social- time -Was enjoyed, • ;*)5neri°n-Chur°1":"°'Sunday:' with
linPresstve sermons delivere
' • morning and :evening to lar
r•congregations tby Rev: Nlyilliam Ther.e
•Stuart Collyer. • The Cubs! • wet&
.arranged. in „ pack Circle :Under
•leaclership, of , Cubthaster Eltner
Umbch. and assistants •:Willard • Your frielids.and neighbors hav
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T. •Mr. and, • Mrs. Gordon
p '_presented:
..ingThicea7vdsebianngawcalas.nscniniengt. ' •
During
the' evening the *preserrtations
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Were. preceded by '.a • few words' ' • • .. • ., 0, ' , ,,,
from John: Ritchie. The preSenta-, •••• • .' ; • . • ' .! ' : I, ''.
tion of ..trilight laarip to Edgar * , . - : • ' - • "'„':''
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and a circular wall mitrer. to 'Jean 2. „ • .. •4 0,,4,
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wasiade'hy'---Peter Coca. Mrs. • ,.• 04 :
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Lorne :Ritchie received a pair of • •'-
bolidOir'11amps- and Lorne a table
rooks* have • "ineved! rto•wn:4LaNson• of Lousana, Alberta, who Eldon Ritchie. The' following lad-, •
• • and are* residing in: Bud
.as• a candidath for a call' tO thiS dress. was Tead by
ilton's cluPleX,4Gordon :bOught• charge At the eyening sermiCe" ter': • ' • * .
Dear Edgar .and Jean, Larne and
Marie: " .•
' •• A., 'J. Wilson's 'trucking busi•-• • , .
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—ness. Mrs. Brooks was former,-
. ly ShirleY•_Culbert. They have a
dnighteri. Janice. . • • -
, ' Your friends ' • and' neighbOrS •' - ..''..
have gathered here this.,•eveming
Dr. C. I -I.' MacDonald .of,BlueVale
waa' called to'the p:dlpit to lead
in pra,yer:-Evening services in. the
United:Church and South Kinloss
Church Were withdraWn favor
THAT;amon.g the. :clergymen jri 9„f ...thip '.anniyersary oCcaaibri,
. attendance at:the PteSbY!lerlan: :Whioli Was -an:historic ,Orie, it
Chureh en .Suny ------ Marked the,. qcith'.•anniversary
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ThOinpson , and John • Icre4z-
'Weiser. These iptarnoted Ivere
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Bob; Gardner, :George Halakirk;
Alvin ..• TI,Odigi4s,, 'Kenneth.- Hoclg-.
kinson, Bill'••RitChie. • The' boys.
Were. then welcomed' bY : cot.i.t-
Master Collyer and *accepted by
Patrol Leaders Charlie Chin, Biil
Mathets and Art Baker • •
ollowing the.".Going Op'31cere-
-inOny the 'presentation ;and,
ded-
leation Of the Union Jack was
made by BOb-SinipSon' president
of the:local Legion.. 'Branch, to
The Legion color party was;made
Up: of Win. Stirtson, Bert Ward
and Cliff •Crawford...! The,• Scout
color party was colnposed of Cubs
Ian MI:Mau arta .typr,and
Scouts". Jaek •Gorge :Web-
Cotincii •has „requested dog-
ers not.to allow.'dogs to run' loose
from:. now until July 1St:
This; ,.i:19,ied-,'",appeared in last
• week's issue of The Sentinel, but
*dne•gardener stat el that it doesn't
see* to haive done good so
Ilar, ;He .reports eoUnting poleas .
than 5 dogs roun About • .his
corner the other day, . seine .,.of
them' without taget • that.. •
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JOHNSTON LISTI,E . ••• sing' sorig•was ,held. and refiesh-'
seer ancl Altrin.Baker..:Dedieation
of the flag was made : :Dr. W.
J. IVIumford and. 'aocepted by the
special color party - .•composed •(),f
Cubs Bill'. Robinson and' Fraser
Ashton and Scout Att:Baker. Wil-
fred Black 1.?1,,eiClec1 at the. piano
for • the dedication Oereinony
G N wton f 1:
ens then. :presented,' interesting
slides and 'movies. qn Scouting
and ,Canadian sports,: A livelY
DIED TI:0#0NTP ents!igere then' served.. •
Those' attencling'were the Par-
ents of the Cuba being promoted
„ Johton. Little, elder son .of
the late. Mts. John Little,
• residents :of- this. COnirrnmity for
many: year §o .died iri Toronto ori
Monday; May jt. The . funeral
er•vice was held in Toronto on
'Wednesday' with.. intern -lent' 'in
. Park Lawn Cemetery. .A sister;
•Mrs. Alfred Ritchie' predeceased
him: He is survived by a. Sister,
and 'a brothel. Gordon of Ottawa,
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FIRE NIPPED AT
ALFALFA MILL
and merribers.anci their...WI:cies :of
the'loeal: BoY..Scciut ASsociation. •
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° sides the guest speaker: - • were,, ",ilie•operiing arid' dedication .cere-
Dr. C. Hj. IVIaCaoriald; • W.•
Mumford, Rev 13aitich,.
Rev' G., M;.'NewtOn and Rev
Ale Nimmo
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THAT: Mrs. :DaVi.d !Kennedy of
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Mony . of the present edifice,
which took place. on Sunday,' May p_nd.now, Iwo. are aWare• 'that as
beer.i laid the previous year on • fail -lily' hocrieStead another part
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to .expreis our regret In . • •
u •both from our community
and We extend our .best.
to'.YOU your new
brings Maniri"ChangeS''t,O."•us .;.:
t;:1890:" ;The coiner*stone' :had: Edgar and•Je,an have letitt'the.old
June ;3td, 1889.. - ••:• in.g has conie with lifelong friends
. . $ • ' ' ••
•Special•muSic :Was:rendered:by. and assoisations atZion and we
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Wh4edirarep is a . remarkabl.e the,olloji-..under ; the ichrec, io of, eel. Edgar an Jean that your .
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:lady. She is 8:1',,yeaf7,# of age, Miss ' Marion ...wiacponald, and departure is a liti$s":. indeed,•fok .' •, ..,.•
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till •,,,dot,* 41 *.e-i.2•4•4.itv31 14:04,0-' Witt'h .,'•.;`,4-1,,,ols'IOmaxim -Taizlo•r•••-pce-Sid,-- ..testi W,pre,bOilvrevpi" read3i'l to lenaj ,.', ': ,'• :, ''.:2 .
work, ,and iivrites. the White- ing at the organ: A lovely basket ' a Willing; hand V'fieriev:er. You had, ,. ...:.. '''. •,' .•,,
•,church news .for .17,ne, Sentinel.. of flowers sat before the bap- an opportunity and .e are, deep- - , •
4 • ' • ----743—:. : - ! tismal-lont,,, placed :in •the. ehureh ly :grateful • .for your co7oPeration : .
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'THAT:a half --dozen rzierribers. of by' Pred 'Cox in 'memory of .in our ehuteh
At • IA
ier siser, iviiss arion Oug- ies.•
.in three hours' hard work last •
Thursdaypvening washing 'off • ••A•-• unique feature of' '. the ser- eiccept this gift , as a token, of the
• • a 1. . • . To yOu ''Bizigar and lean, P.I.eaSe •
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the ,Main Street . , yes, theyI viee.,•was the part played in thehigh esteem in which you. are
• would like thepublisher to re- 1.service of sot* bythe family of ,iheld by. the Zionconnnunity. ,• •
'• mind.1110f)Or1S 5.-1\TOT, to drive Mr and Mts._Philio Stewart . At We had all looked ;forward so . • , •
over hose "lines.. They don't do the rriOining;•service' solos were* Lorne'. • •,.
the, hose any, •good, and, that's rendered by iLloyd Stewart • 'of , ..you among us at neighbors, ,
for sure. • -• Stratford and Allan Stewart of for we feel that You' both ate " • ,
• • * • • " London; • Again at the, evening well WOttliknowina.,,. but '^unfort-:
• sOciation of Toronto 50th birth-.; ['solo, arid follOWing! the sermon tO.O. We surely hope that yoUr,
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dayanniversary- ',will be mark- . • • •• ! • —
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THAT the Huron Old- Boys As.!$ se4Ace each-. rendered a lovely unately we are going to lose you .
Mises Gwen an Wrniie Stew- best and happiest days lie before'
ed: dtz ThUrsday; of tie3it we art, Lloyd °arid Allan -sang you
a and will be deePlY'
••by•...a golden. jubilee, 'dinner at
'the' Chet .F1,aree OA 7 p.ni: NO
quartette number, and to coin-
Plete their very'firie;petformance.
other association, of its kind in Gwen and Lloyd sang a duet.
1 • TororitO• can..boast' such -a long 'In the evening ' anthern,..:"LOve
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ncl,..sttccesstul.. life., • • lDivine!',' E. W. VVest ,Was
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THAT liur Pr b t r of t • it •
- United •Church. has austaihed a
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froin '1121thesville. charge to . 46 I
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R, etonSt1-1e- TC. FATST:MAYS ‘y.1DUHAMILY.
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•:Bobil5Y Ch;.impion:',..,Son "of -Mr
.and •Mrs.: Harry' 'Chertipien• Of St
Mar,s. arid fOrmerly df. Luck -
how, ' lost his 'life b, drowning
.on F.ridaN.; 1st ,a•preek
about a blOck. from- The
iad was- 21/2 years'. of age.'; and:
had been playing, out-oft,doors
With' his •dog. He out of.Sightd:
Only COrnparatiyely short- time. I
Firemeri• an,d"Policewere notified
and the yotmgsters body was re-
,povered•Vithilt a half hour from
.When he Was, last sen by his
Mother. :Artificial . respiration
.liroved fruitless in trying fa re-•
iVo ,Bobby. ,,.
•• MrS. • Chpmpion ' was formerly
Eva •Sills 'of Lticknow. • .
Aniong those ,httending the fun-.
'oral froni.' this distric't Wer&, Mr:
and ;Mrs. Alex I-layens of :Luck-
fioW; Mr. and 1VIrs, Mark -Gard:"
ncr, Mr. 'and Mrs.: Lorne
tier, .Miss .7‘1,otarie • Gardner and
lven Gardner of Wingliam l'and.
Miss -Joyce ,SteurnoIl.• of Tees -
water, •
Besides grionirstricken par,
ents, ..13Obhy is survived by 'a bro-
ther DOvirl.1,„s and nine-inorith•;-
614 sister 211z4beth,
• " L:ast Frid eVen n
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TI -IAT deputatiolifrOm RiPleY
' in Toronto la, t Friday ,eorr, f
ferring with the Minister of Ed -,1
• uca.tion regarding. the school
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An :outbreak of'fire waS.
1501. in the bud" at Alex Allen's
alfalfa meal • Mill • on Sati,irday'
ntorning. Afirealarm was turn -
:ed in aboilit 8.30 am. -but the
, outbreak:vas' eXtinguished byt1lp
• time the fire brigiaclearrivedaf-
ter•rnakirig another quick run,
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0! A pi•ece• of steel off a hay rake
Went :thrbugn the Alarritner mill
• and` on through the sereeh into
the duSt wihere the. red hof
pieee 'of " metal ',started fire,
fltoke was pouring' from: th dust
*shaft attached to:Up side of the.
.111111 "-when the discovery was
' Made, The mill wotkerS moved
quickly to rip boards from the
shaft, in order to get iv,knater in and.
drown., the threatening outbreak.
A gale was IbloWing at the time
. arid had the firekot'a start would
have developed into a furious
conflagration.
; g an enjoV-
terested in your welfare. •Please
accept these gifts- as •a , slight • '
token of Our friendshiP. • • ".
.recipients thanked :all
present for expression a of - • ,
remembrance.' ." • .• '• , •
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COMPLETES5-YEAR COURSE
''• Misq Helen Salkeldrhcorn7,, , •
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pieted her studies' at. the Ontario' ' •
able tnne was ,spent in Zion' Hall" AgrieultUral College, after , a
N•Vheri ,a shower of gifts., fruit and. ye,at term,. and is speitling a'.. '
vek.-ietables was tgiven to 'our new week's holidays with her4.arents,, • ••
Dutch family, Ur.fa,ricl-Mrs.11-Ak- beforel-retUrning•-to
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• .v3 age. • ., ker aild family :Of tour to -take, a positiOn log the summer • ••••
• •13akker, family are ,fesidirig on' the staff • •
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THAT.. •jaek• of .tlie on a' farm si.Ulriect loy.Robt. Helna,1 . • • ..;
Massey -Harris • Company ad- having artiNied• here last lVfarCh?! ,
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,dressed Junior. Farmers gatil-, An interesting program' induct- SIMON PLEVVES
ng n Clinton this week. :Rd (several numbers, by theti . • ,
•' • • — !school 'children conducted by MisQ
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GETS HUGE TROUT
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,THAT the Culbert -Keys -daunt Ad W b t
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The talk. of the to•vcr 'arnong
fisherrrien ef•• the week -end NVIV
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annual' .siale• of '8coteh,_..."Short.-.' acted, as ',6)14i.inano •very!th
horns will "be held at ;Clinton lie.Nsting reading was git-en
• on June ls.t. There. are 41 lots :Mrs.. Woolley and a Song Was
being Offereela by . Mr', •Cul- • ,sung • by .1•11iY 13e.kker 'children- in,
ibert, 10 'by, Mr. :dtaunt and 8 ,their laut,dhAralett: mr. 'Tom .M4.. ,
The' stae was Suitably decerat-,
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red,white and blue
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the huge trotit•landed Fi•ida•.s" ..
by Simon'. Ple'yye.s
measured 24'12' •inches 'It.'•ngth . •
.• by Mr Keys '
weighed 612 pounds.
TI -IAT -ore reader thanks this 'Col-
a great ii-nrovetrient to . •
11)ea84yellierit yVaS. 1312 in
Qpinions varied' as. th, .• •
• the paper and suggests a brief' streamers and flags, encircling a Species. :Sonne ft a .'in
cplUnin. Of household hintS. She iveicotrie poser ,"Welconte to bOW,, others a,`steelhead,'" Othei.
Would like to know how to re- ! Canada". . • • • , .didrit•know. One opinion tin;
..,move lime from . a • granite TwRD, tables
ere 1 de a:11 ' f '
n vth n mous—it s ,
•enamel kettle w 'eh. has useftil and needed contriblitions soMO cat'che4 •
t so thick th th •
Much robin left for 'Water, let Bakker, fittingly thanked the peo-'• ster \vas 'hooked:It was below:11m
.coa ing , a eie to' help. out our newcomors. Mr, no, .,,e.;.croc,,v as, f1) wrie.iT.64;s me,n.
alone the weight, in lifting it,
We'd be 'gladto 'rim a weekly
"Household • Rints" column, if
(Continnoil on li?ago, 8)
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p o for then kindness, after dam in the river at "Part.Alb
which a bountiful lunch Was Ser- and no doubt had onc otij"•!,s,t
Ved ISringing to an end a 'pleas- Lake Huron, -tring to "get •up
ant ev ning for alt. river tb spawn. . •
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