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BRIAN DONLEVY
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1E ' IIRGINIAN
lee Saturday at •2.00 p.m;
la)!, Tgesd}•y, Wednesday
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,VE CLARE;
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WALTER BRENNAN,:
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THE' LUCItNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
ST HELENS
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T,h'e February, meeting of the
Women's' f nstitute will be head
at the hori e of Mrs. Lorne Woods:':
on' Thursday,. February :6th at
2.30. Subject • in charge of Rev,
M. G. Newton, Program- commit;
tee'` Mrs. E. Barbour, Mrs. Lorne
W4.6ds. Hostesses, -Mrs; H. Webb,
Mrs. G, 1VMePhc'rsor, Mrs.W.. A,
Miller, '
Mrs. Gordon Miller of London
was a " recent visitor •, with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Taylor
Mr, „and Mrs.- Carl Johnston.
and children of Bluevale : were
recent' visitors at the. home of
Mr. John. lVlcQurllin.. Mr. Frank r.
"'with
returned. to-Bluevale , •
Witt} Ahern:.
VhilltCHURCH
Misses Mildred McClenaghan,,
R.N.'and Salina , warnota, R. T. of
Wingharn hospital ''staff visited,
cin Wednesday last week with the
former's parents,. Mr. and Mrs.
George-' McCleiiaghan,
Mr. and Mrs; Charlie Moore
are living, in "tendon ' where he,
.is .taking ...course there on steam
shovel .work;
.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore Si
Miss Mildred Moore' moved . last
week to the 'farm 'he purchased
from. 1/1 d3cn Naylor i West
Wawanos,
The annual meeting of ..the
Presbyterian ' church,' was`, held
last: Wednesday... Fou"t•'.new man-
agers were elected,,' namely • R'`
Mowbray, ;G: ...Elliott, G, McGee
and John- :Craig. Mr., 'Ira 'Wall. is
,the new treasurer at 'Mr. James
Wilsof
wished ta be relieve& af-
ter having that office for thirteen
• year -s, A; vote.'ofthanks-was ten
dered Mr,, Wilson. Finances are
in good condition. ; A
Miss •iChri Lina• Laidlaw who
has..spent the -past few months'
With her 'niece, .Mrs... James Fal-.
toner, 'returned' to her home in
the:•villagea -Miss Laidlaw's'niece,.
-Mrs. Annie' Henderson
assarr xe iii:: ned here 'last Thurs
day to nurse Miss .Laidlaw who
is in ' failing health,
ON .FOR>
,AIR RINK
;annonites: who had spared
e or effort to .provide. an
41r skatirierink-`in--�that-•
' this winter, ha`e' had
work.' pretty 't•'much.• for.
i season. wse -:.fault.
olely on the Weatherman'
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.1tween ram and storms ;has'
I repeatedly from one` ex.-
to
x=
to the other.
rig the':holiday. season • a
sheet' af.. ice was: made on,
w ' recreational•' grounds,. in
art 'of, Dungannc'
f spell large crowd's don-.
ie� : skates :to ; enjoy
a pastime that ;was out
,y the •elements= and.proved
ointin::indeed.. •
Thomas .J O'Nei11; a native of.
Ashfield .•'Township; " •.;_died . ' last'
Tuesday at•his home in Winnipeg
He'' •was; the last survivor of'the
famlyly -oh 1:ate , r arid Ws.
Thomas O'Neill., -and ,went to•
:Western ' Cariada More than 50
a.
PAGE FIVE;
The annual 1 meeting of the.
:United -Church was held 'with
Rev; M: G Newton presiding; Re-
ports presented showed • satisfac-.
tory progress • in ;every depart-
ment - of . the work, The :report- of
the W.M,S. ' showed that $139.00,
had been sent to the Presbyterial
treasurer; Mrs.. Lorne Woods
gave an •encouraging •.report . o
the Wonmen's Association. which
had been organized last May. The
Sunday- =-
baI-ance-lof -$12:66, and that of the:
missionary • a n.d. maintenance
treasurer! that -4180.00 .had been'
forwarded to headquarters . Rev.
, y ew on :r••pew,. _
membership • of •94: and the names
of .'15 nonresidents- an the
.The':report: if the treasurer, 'show
ed' all obligations ;meLand,' bal..
,ante •of -$496.95 in the .treasury.
'It was•'agreed, to pay:one-:third of '•
our allocation.. for the. special pen-
rs ago,
.ion, campcu tends 'over three years.. The .el-
ection of, officers followed '' The.
retiring managers, Messrs. A.
'Gaunt; L "Woods D, Todd . and
D. P•hijlips were. ?• re elected:
Messy . Murray.:Taylor ancr Allan'
�Mi'ller.:,were appointed auditors:
he--secretary-:triastkrer-, ; .-z =' -lilt:;°
C. Rutherford and 'the •president.
;and treasurer. of `t the; M:•:.&11%., :
NEATRE,
Tonl
ht-'.!ednesday
. starring lovely
PATRICIA ROC
wi r» wrw•• bp.
•'FRANCOISE ROSAY.
TOM:: WALL#
PA s
• TWO Complete Shows at .8 and 11 o'clock
This . picture currently running'its 5th. week in Toronto—
applauded by critics. and audiences as 'a e�ocenent• f lm :
We proudly present this • picture .at .the Rbi�tre tonight:
---Also-inelud'ed in- the- short subjects •,a--technIen1q travelogue.
Friday, Saturday, Monday
February 7th, 8th, lOth
E` ' IIIIY I AWi 'YER" ,.
Starring Olsen and Johnston, Minn Curtis
lie retired recently fromthe
railway. mail serv'•ce : after 47'
Yeats.
•' He'. is survived by his . widow,
the former Mary Clare McKen'ty,,
one son, Thornas .D., and three
daughters, Sister Mary 'Clare,
MISS JEFFEft,SON, .'superintend"-
ent ;of. . Bruce•' County „hospital is
an a trip ' to Miami. a•
Rev: WO. G Newton and Mrs:. Ger-
' l low PLA11T: HEALTH' : INSURANCE
don were re -effected: The ,folE.
e axZointed Don IN HURON' COUNTY
The
With • Grace MacDonald, Noah Beery Jr..
A Broadway. smash hit.
NEXT .; WEDNESDAY
screen's most ::famous detective • at death garips with
i a . cunning foe. •
"The Falcon In San Francisco
with Tom Conway.
;COMING Friiday, •S . y, : Monday,' • February 14.-17
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"MEN• : • IN. HER DIARY"
Peggy Ryan, Louise 'Allbritton,. Jan .Hall
COMING'.
THE SEVENTH VEIL"
"LADY . ON A TRAIN»
(Deana :Durbin) .,
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R•_
eeS
Is Now
'APPROVED ,HATCHERY:
AND BETTER. STILL a
.When. 'We informed The -Federal- Hatchery Lnapector -.i
that' We • Have , Had ' e .•
1wo• Years
Percent Clean Bl ` • e,Tesk� for. T.
e Informed Us ThatWe Are Eli ible For The 'S"tanding:Of
AN %•ACCREDITED•g HATCHERY
ti.• ••
We
can; tell the world,' that . we 'are.,
PIJIiLOMRUFREE:
and.. the.. Government; will back •us .up • on,. pit;
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its all to bur' advantage as..we�1l,:'We, are -.now and
all for your.protectin'...'a. customer, of coiarS1 .but
TWO • GOVERNMENT . POL.ICIES.
arrieroi,- Bill! McPherson, :Har-
old .Taylor. and Allan ;Miller., •Af-'
ter : •:°the .:meeting. had been , ad
joui`ried an ,address ;was;. read. by'
:Mr. Andrew Gaunt ' and
token of appreciation of the un
tiring .. efforts: of Bev and St's.'
Newton, :Mr. , `.Newton was made;
the recipient •of a 'chest of silver -
•ware, apresto' cooker and •a,sum.
of ,money Unfortunately owing
la :illness, 1VIrs:. Newton' was un-
• ""able. to be 'present.' At the con
uifllcsandbreeding •:operaticitis,nity ti8n
ttc,.health• ; and sa}
the farm have: ,been under. Provincial` !Ontario 13reeding'
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att�ya7 ap'r'ogratn` for.: ten. y.earar Now our '1-Iatchery,
-equipment,
itoi:<, ui� rnent records' and advertising " .are ',all tinder
mthly federal inspection: .
rder 'your checks. •now from .•the HatcherSr with the highest
andard :in 'this: district; If you have already placed your
der elsewhere 1fOr '4/, remember were condi* your .way
4$:
R.O.P. SIRED BARRED ROCKS, WHITE LEGH*RNS, '
NEW . IHAMPSIIIRES, RAMP -ROCK- : SUSSEX=HAM!, .
AND ROCK-LEG'IIORN HYBRIDS.
s--TEESwA•TERiONT"AR10.•
'PHON1418 r--: Farm• 84-w;• Hatchery 84'4-21,
enj eyed • 'When• lunch,` was: served;
by the ladies.
and Tom Todd
are 'Toronto week, attend -
the annual
ttend-
the'.annual meeting .of:. the
.Ontario. Aberdeen -Angus Associ-.
ation.` Mrr F.. G::. Todd will also
attend •` the :. convention of the.
-'Dominion.. Association „Of,Which
th
he is e president: , Thewere
accoinpaiiiedi •by' 'Messrs. George
Kennedy. and Frank •McQuillan.
Mt .,and Mrs.` Dave Holland.of
Avonlca: Sask., 'were week -end •
guetits' 6f Mr.. Ross :and2Miss•Mary
Murray.
":-:""`The. Carr 1 Forum Met at Lorne'
Woods on . Mon day `s with'eleven'
present... i
t... '•'What • Makes •Prices
x
\.Alas -the' fopic, ' • Farmers would
lifpi.
'=iees vtih'ich show a mai gin,. e.
oC•l�• •'rofit 'over �'roduCtion cots:.
p
1te T rest, of the: evening was spent
''•in. recreation. Lwase. served:
° The `next irieeting on • February
igkh will be at S. A. Todd's.,rhe
topic, "Are ' farm trices conWar-
able to industrial prices?" ;,'.
ax
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The `l ealth insurance,: scheme
proposed and discussed • by :Huron
County' Federation of Agriculture
is on :the: Way to its.; inception...
The Federation' appointed Mrs
0: M. 'Andersen;..'•Winghani; ' who'
also is a director of -the Ontario
'Federation' : 'ef Agriculture,,. to
head up a`. ,committee which
will •gave ' further.: study • to the
plan, •and 'Will hold county wide
-ieetmgs, as .part : of• ,the. mtroduc;.
'tion: of the scheme to •°residents
ti
Ration :Coupon Due, Dates
Coupdtt now valid ate Sugar -
serves S26 to S40,, meat 1VI64 to
M71 arid �butter..B35 to B,40. Next
coupons` becoming' good 'are .1341
arid M72 en .February 1 tliri
alike,.
'Based on the plan. `nor► in oper-
ation `in Duffer -in County with
considerable: success,,,,the Huron
Federation will carry its own in-'•
surance, and finance from 'fees.
paid , in f by subscribers on either.
the , single -person or;. family. basis.
COUNTY COUNCIL 'SUPPORTS
KINCARD4INE HARBOR' PLAN
The'matter ,.:of `im roved• habor
facilities, was. laid before `°the •Jan-
uary' session , of Bruce County
Couricil,'.which body endorsed the
following-resolution'.w•
"Tha.t the county council of
the County of- Bruce fully ender -
sea the plan for: theJ'harbor: de..
velopment at the town of; 'Kin-
,
cardine as shown in; the survey'.of.
the -Department of Public:Works,
1946, realizing that•.this 'deyelop-'
merit, besides. providing adequate
haven 'facilities•' for lake ,Vessels,
willbe instruniental ,in giving
the residents of '.this .county ixu-
proyed service and freight rates
for grain, coal and fertilizerarid•
other eonnmodities; 'and thatthe
clerk- • be authorized; -to' -send- -a
copy of:, this resolution to: the
Ministers of Public,. Works' 'and
Keeonstruetion,'
OBITUARY
•
GEORGE MAZSHALL
The death. of': George• Marshall
in .his 86th year,. occurred Friday;.
January 17th 'in. Kincardine. Gen-
eral ••Hospit'al after failing health
extending for some, time'.' Born. in:.
'Morris townshipp thea'.°seine
,young man ,tp Fonceaion 8, •Bruce
where he fanned untii'1910;:, when-
=he came to Kthcardine He wed
Martha. Roach, who; predeceased
him by'2QPyea's.' .
Since .thea.• he residedar
o
:ma McCallum;• Kis .reline
A: Little, Luc now and Robert,
Huron. town.There also
vive three`sislts, Kiril. Peter Car
ter, Ibeknow. Mrs, Jolun' Roach,.
Ripley arid118ti1s: Rdbert Freeinau,, ,'
Clinton; seven g� dchildren `and
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eight; great. gran4,children. •
The funeral services :was held`
Monday, January.20 at the' home=
of iii. 'son, Robert, Concession 10,
Huron. The .Re*.- Duncan,, E. Fos-
ter ' of :Kincardine::United church • "
officiated', assisted 'by' the. Rev.
•J, . C'` .Nicholson '..:of • Pine River•
United Church . Inte • nent was
`made- in ' Kincardine ' cemetery.
' T.he pallbear s werefour grand
sons;• John' and Donald McCaaluri
Ro 'Marshall, •.and Lyle Gaynor;
his brother-in.IA u ,'Robert Free
.mart and nephew; John Blackett.
The' flowerbear'.er; Were Ed' -arid •
.Lenie Harliakn, Fred Craigie 'R
Albert Tout.-ilEnCardine •News.
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Bag 'About' se .Jacks
.•'Jackrabbit drtet' are popular
Wednesday. afternooir activities
w4 hen'weather pe udtpas, :ase weel
a group of village . and district'
nimrods covered an • area in '.......
Huron Township; west of the 15th,
Sideroad and bugged .about.3i
rabbits and a Loot.