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L. C. Thompson,
TI•IURSDAY, JUNE 26th, 1947 `
54'
THE LUCKNQW SENTINEL, L'U'CKNQY{�,
tJN{ BOUNDARY BAST
• D•CA��QN
Last Week)
The June meeting .of the W;o-
EDITORIAL
• *Misses Jean Yeman and ` Mar-
garet • Bettger of ° Goderich were
with their men's Institute• was held an thre t t th h'
week'
WAR Oi1I IMPOSTOR ..
• G NADI4NIS1V1" NEEDED �' - " -...
A,
' t eshhold of. the 80. h The Ontario Association of th
On the hr'
" i• of thisgreat Domini n, ' Deaf - has, launched a'' campaign,.to.
swrtneed, it h:.... stamp out •`unprincipled individu-
•we„�eed, it 'seems; to,. be 'endowed p 'peddling,' activities,
More, *enthusiastic spirit ale whose
'With. a ' m
of. Cafiadianiism. Or :.if possessed.
e • might' well;, give' !More
of,it,aw,,.•
nti
�" tangible, e�Kpressicin to- our see
dents.
This matter of fact attitude of
unconcern, was conspicuous last
.ridgy evening *hen the, High
School - band -struck; -up `O Can-
•ada" as the . show, •,was ° about to
:commence, and. not • one of the
• ifte
en• hundred spectators were:
stirred. from their seats by the
t]• rideftll strains of our Dominion'
P 1 4.
anthem • . .
: The. first .of July eighty years
• .a o was,::to the : Fathers .of Con
g
federationT the mark' of :a great"
'•dream. come true. It was the: birth
tett_ •.
of a':nation, It consurmmated the
1 'tical: union .of, the northern.
:poi.
half of a . continent
Today,: July lat. is'.:just• another
•
Wi`d:ay--to mans =g sr,,axi..:
it might :,amaze. one; : how. any
'w
what
fail' o
'knew ,persons would.. t
:this : '.anniversary actually . cam -4
menlorates:
m
-• Eighty :years; •ago the � pro
bre
' of °'our_`f`orbearers was to. wrest
`from'' the. untamed, wilderness slif
• 'ficient .food, 'clothing and shelter,
I have exploited the s'ympathy, of:
it1t where :they,
a. o
the • public toy p . ,
P
•
have'. graduated' into petty • em
b leis
(Too late for
- 'end visitors w Hsj1a1 ch was. adopted 'by Heir.
friend„ Miss Millie Anderson: e da" with the rrew president,
arlotite Reid, scln Gor'` Tu s• Y on County ,'Council At the.June
Mrs.; Ben. McClenag'han, presd-
Mrs, Ch session, • .
dhn.,:,and Mrs._ John Finnigan and . , The roll call,.a 'Verse
rel°:f The `°ccant7initte,e rport' as:
children Keith' and Lynn' visited m mory fron . school days, was'foltows. :.• .,
as
there attended
Kincardine' and whsle well responded 'to. Plans vtrere "We recommend that the Coon
attended the Sunday ser-
Made for a •.eofnrinit'y picnic at
Ben Mclenagahan's on the. 2nd tY Co4ncil at this 'sesscin etn;,
Vice at and heard
ilbe ted church ower this .committee ' and m
Gilbert Gomm, a day, of•July, The committee' P
'Tues architect to use thei discs etion ,s,'
former minister. of Dungannon• in charge= is Mrs. 1lussell Gaurnt to the proper time to'call for ten
r, and:Mrs., Alfred Habel and
M.
' T; URSD.AY;' JUNE 26th,. 19,4'
HAVE rQ' ' TO CALL •
FQR COURT HOUSE TENDERS
With eight dissenting votes, the.
report of • the property committee
in respect o e; newcourt Muse
Conimun ity Memorial ° at Goderi
Mrs Ernest Casemore. Bas-
and
Jimmy; have returned to their h R o district
ders for the 'new court, house 'i d"„
ket lune ep
home in Port ' Colborne after . 1 which was e
an
its of -the .., Count building:. -The .said:'ten,
Y
a s• held 'in R1pleY ders, wkien`, returned, to. be: pre,
annual .,:
'lin May were read, bey' Mrs: ,G; Gil nted to '. this Council. tQi• m i
'e .`'anal Mrs.., McCle'naghan.,:1 A : se e r
lespi Sehaltz, consideratiorn
Mrs.
solo -was 'sung,by he •.infor'ination •c,f •: a
b Mrs. G. Farrier. �' ..For t tie
accompanied. Y. ui -I Cyouhty• Council we • beg :to ,ad�aSh
s.'., ance:, f�►rai.n read the c . .. ,
Mn .that th:e • arch1 ect:s fees; which.*
�rvere•
spending' two weeks with,.Mrs'.
'Hebei's, *parents,. Mr, and • Mrs.
Jarnes FinniganY wo during. that
ed .their:, golden wed-.
'time. - obsery ,
.n
g;
who sold,•he!'
ezz � _ 7Nlrs. Honor Moss; w
The AAssoeiation defines the village . property . to Mrs: Will
"deaf peddler" as either a really Shields, held a succesful auction
deaf person of no 'principles or 'a,. sale Of 'household' effects oh Sat-:
person who- has •obs rved urday. . Mrs. Shields'moved to ••her.
bhcaring P ,tt . 'r ...a,a deaf -` Monday,
the lucrative . , take. of new „home -Ton
' '
'Peddler' 'and' has embarked on a. Mr, and Mrs. A<'°Straughari of
Ped �,
reer as. a deaf impostor ' using ,Benmiller have purchased ..• a
.d "
the peddler's tactics of, ;going
from ,door to,deur�arid into Stores
and' offices • eddling cheap goods,,
i'
like shoe laces, pencils, pins, but-
tons, : needles and'; •thread, etc.,
with a card stating that the bear, -..".n0 Urnited 'congregatiorn on' Sun-
• r Is "deaf and dunb''•'and ca- day morning to a large .' attend
e
•em °lo meat,• etc; Others ante._ Rev. ,'Rogers has';been, pas
no'fYnd P Y
home . from Mr. Rich Gar ..ner
which he:, recently .purchased
from ' Mr. George 1i wkn.•
Rev: W. 'J.: Rogers preached •his
farewell 'service .to ,the Dungan
events, 'and .readings • I, , •,
rent. Y r established under the,,:1
r dlaee
given by Mrs. E. C'asem . ave i tec'ts Act, have been paigd as
R. :aunt, Lunch was served , ,
Mrs.bythis Act. That is .tu
I
tile ladies in 'charge and. a Ivided by • • ercent of • $even c. t c n n
octal half.' enjoyed the ,estineiated cost cif:c:::lit
Miss: Yvonne ac -i`l• fan,vlrer' ing, which .amounted,•1ca . 51.}
visited with her parents the last„ of which $:4,500. v$�•is pair.l
two weeks, retw ned to her train- year, ;and' the k al.aiicc, Its
• i - - in ,London "on': Sunday. -this „•
nig duties,year,.,,.
have 'specially printed : alphabet.l tors at Dungannon for the past
s with •.
li h 'and. French Which they I Rev.: C. H. MacDonald of Er
s I
card wi'a hard luck story in `two years ,, ' -
Enged ; s Nits •e*i.
:Meddle .for a dirri�, i� .� •.'�. :
individuals • who • y-711:—'1
take 4he
hard 'hick bait.
At first glance this may', sound
harmless ' but • the racket is' much
more extensive . than; the ,public
realizes;' 'Ninety five . percent. of
-those engaged, in' .this racket are
able-bodied in.drvidiials', -able to
do: `:;-an ":honest day's work, ':but
1,ine Presbyterian--chur h. has e
1" r%e F•.6.ralgar; e'rP:1-
attended the'':Presbyterian:,•'Gen
and
eras .•Assembly ;of; •Canada a
was ' appointed , Moderator, ' '111.
e
highest, 'office of the, Presbyte`
ion church. 'in Canada.,' •,I•ie has
been: warmly welcomed back and
congratulated.-' To further 'honor
Rev.•.MacDonald, a social is being
Mrs, G Fisher, Vivian and Bil- Suffered Broken'Leg
n.": Evans,-- on 'Bobbie Henderson, son i•,f '.\I' "
lie :visited :at Mr, Wi •, ,I:
-Sunda? • ' ' and' ;M
rs. Rqbert ' Hcndcrsun '';
.
• Mr:: and •11iIrs;a' Fned:Newnan {nntoss fell while c•limbilt'' in the
'i n spent Thursday ev- I shed at • the. barn and brake. ,his
end; Mai ly p ' left leg' above the.•knetA He was.
ening. at' George Fisher's, •
n to • Win ham c . c. r ,i l ,Il,,
take g
Mr; 'hand. Mrs: Griffin of
etas.
v
i -.
P-
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k
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ent
the s
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s
Detroit •p farxz<=' •
M
c
M
wan •
... the
leen-,. , .-,rd`s: •.e, _ Cutlet -46r
Attending .the big Institute cel; .1
The Tow,nshi:ix":of Wast' Wait.=
g ,: nbsh "is currently: advertising for
•' on
'n
G
u
elh
�last'Wedries. • .
•a
t
i ,Guelph
, Y,V
'tax call
• of to ectot"•
.. .. 'itio
•
, to .
.) the
os n
=f
day. from :this comn?un1tY • were•t : 1?, :
John succePd:Mr: Robert Rutledge 'who..
Mesd'aines, ; ri,ussell 'Gaunt, ..: .. ..:.
Harry' leaves.. the Township to n esidt in
Fisher, Y
acMillasn George
MacMillan,
Laois Wm..'.McIntyre, J S. Mac- • Goderich.
ze ' . Ted : Collyer ; and Toni:
,Ken , • it'
Iworth-
Salkeld.. Ah'..report , a
sem, normally, t til that a much • eas adherents
o� fin uses:;att ey e..pu • 1
rhes he has
orinall '• is t d. _ of :the.chur .,
d markets abroad for the arrd seri imen .
hdme,•ean' • taking � char&m. of are •°.presentYng him
rid :living can, be made by t k g la
Mods and foods 'our'- fields :arid: with , a : loves.• '•' old •watch • :With
if advantage of public sentiment- I wit y g
._•. factories. can,prgd'uce:- . few in- special engraving�;as' a' -keepsake:
• Canada- stands. ' etween . the,. arty -so much so that a p as wile have
Cana b
uals' with' ,organiz,ing, ability Mr.. 'R,oy ,
and 'the.''small •,powers, 'too dived
great nniz 'd an 's " (of male• charge :of the seevice at: the. `Dun-
h .: 'orga e .ga• ngs '• gave_,
limited'.population to
triti
BOii,N `*
w •1 e. rip ... . , - OO e: -= n ' �'1'ncai`'. r,ne. e,nu�,ra,
ands , of:..wornen inte _ ested in., the'
11:19°4713!
os itch ?Mn ' Wedricsday, June 11,
.welfare of their Community; .and P n, and 1V1 rat , Har'vl ,
1947; ,• to.
country; , The grounds. •' at the Q', s, 4 K ncard•ine, a,' soli,
so •s• acinus Wood., R. ., ,
A. C; .in Guelph are P 1 Robert: EIg'in, brothc:h; fele l.,et.1
and: so Well arranged that it was Jean•. • . e
ealiz' You were 'among.;.:' .
hard:to r e Y
f rm • a ..
deaf 'peddlers from gannem, 'United church and 'vvi 1 so man CK
NX:*
he and.. female ': p ., . �• 1 Y
e fo an ..nation'' evert ifh in the. , of, the
menac Y , from •° . it preac ..aced
NX' had :loud`'speak 1 •'
go f c s .l conveniently ar.aund,
,.: ut. young people. who. ' ,. � roti er P
• b
ede _
n e. F
-er-a if-- '
: belligerently. -minded, - T d-
ie ro
Were t r
. a e-lrli�. t13 r'e Mees --a
..��. ,n. . ou�rrds•-so e �
. n- Canadian:•Natioria•I .R Filv�: av
to city .and town "to ;tout? 7xi. the gl
�•e d-istr.;ib.0-tu7t; ali1111 sec'
f
highly develo ed as an in •e Dun annon Branch. ,of the.. . an. . •,
:too
P1h g� 'hearrn .the• m y : rist•.ma . 01 'C:aarc��ca.. ..r
an �cove>;..the place for a 'day; Y. ' •..... ficulty • In �'. . �. .• new: tau. • p
dturnPower nation. d. ,Women's will .meet , on
" 'n o„ Institute,
' ustrial and trading, P •. b .. "take".. to: �• omen s .I'nstit ...- .. , .. _ 'iusne . an the •'.'.. ,Q , , ,Y h •'ci�l'�>r�l'ilt,;
� _the . take , in ,
aWo and
. , .. all Owers.' •
•speake.rs and the• n . ie.�....rse srd�.. of t c, c • ,.
to .rank. with • the sin R i 'Thursday evening. at the 'lionise of
• program Words `cannot ,.• is ; de tllc` ".tiliimli n�.:' •.
. • Weight, i's; light, -the, gang:•le'ader whop doles',.out a..; , . or. : ahe. June:
Our . manpower. we1g ,. .... e . e : of. Mrs.. wilt. -'•f, „' :•l rful. beauty'a of the expresS= Canadian. .. ::aa,
. Mated to
is .weight. not percezitage,: tq: each • member the coo sketches of the C ]
but our' :econorn i . meeting, d Pageant'' the'
I ah..« bite
iii an ai range P g inc•es with black
i•.. s g g ..t d
q
d t these •nu sauces 1rr xis costum P mor ill -tie amens
bi � n at her
ur a do
f
o cia
use o 1 Asso
ca
but be r
b Women's aft
u th t
h
mass, of: ones , - -
ing . deaf, the Assocration i
ing •for ;support. from mu:
and provincial authorities, but it
remains within' the power of the
general 'public :to; run these im-.
. ... ': ', and
atu a re= ant rr w rC oVer ;•
nee :because of our n 4 rs: George. I3odge••enter acne
1 art
ao M g oke
To .'ora .ica e: - , .. � e . to co
it • ices. fleet' on, the e
•�� • whose activities rebi o'ught 't e �celebration o �
. e air . th tl .-op'. greata night h
ity •�to''pro, cess .,them. , f Y.,home `ori Friday g h the sin in e •
• Yh t hard work tang close with g g
...entitles • us to: a• seat '`near the 'top
in. ;world planning.
for 'the
of •
.the
s cab=' :June.meeting. Mrs.' Dodge, first Lord's prayer and :the National
vice res'; was: asked .to ii11 the }
ice c P
n. air Alt
P
. .1
i. a res, arid •• Mrs: • John gun an
F.
Pe:ntla'nd' as est .y c, ,p1 ' dau 'beer:.
'both taken: to ' . '`10ladehn;e. Mary, on Y 1 •
” .s.': : die , •1Vloore were. b,I..
w i t flee n. Mrs. 1 .Wilbur. Brown, 2nd ;: vice,
• am-hosital•'last e�ek.�� At'' of 1VIr ' and.::. Mrs:. . John ,Jabba>;�•,.
a res. The. roll call Was answered :`�Vingh P • `h' • was married
,...ourselves: Canadians have. s off .the•.road by simply
inheritance; :and as: cit
pastor ,. , P B 1 • It the time of writing 'both: are im- R 1; Wolsingham,.
• Teat 'liber these' g e,•. refuing. to -be vic�iinized by t s
h milestone t
1
•
Essential in ' our .rise,.' to world
prominence, is increasing Can
' ' adian conscious ess
Vacancy of . president ' and ` Mrs rs Ed -
G }, •d 112
WEDDh�1G:�`BE.LLS. ;
JABBA1
•MIDDLETON_ .: t
bY'answering to ib e` quiz:
roving nicely. •in • a beautiful'' ceremony ':ill 5t
P
�s c
ial after'
ave a
was decided to h q
t
'Ito ll'
n'i ed. Ch
ur
ch
t
n
Russell
ss
e
reach this eightiet ml es one i .
• for ' us. to. reflect the ' induction of , the 'newly ap Mr. alnd Mrs. George Fisher. & . Paul, s U
would be •good George �1VMiddleton,.elder son of
d "t th • borne
The tactics: of book. cover sales-
men to e
' every: in marriage.
r€; rile Mari t� 1 ..ride,; .tom
racketeers
n' his 'to payhonor to our fore- pointed ,minister.
o t ...
Mrs: Everett family. spent 'Sunday a e 1 .1e rddleton;•,
was a Mr. and 'Mrs..R ,
and. to set our ath.:tae Finnigan v. Davidson, B A,__.
fathers, a p m,en a b getting them Luckcnaow: Re L•_
.PP M Rye • d '
preserve,: this :inheritance for:.our
Into trouble Recently they were the minister,' officiated:
r
nain; ed `to he nom=
inating Committee, Mrs. an, ah
•
Hod a •were appointed 'to in
-
e
g .
e con : regaaf
of Mrs:,:john Carruthers
- : line I ti's' returned: to
•• Mss Pau ng
children and. our: children's child the Pr ni, LpoiZce.
MC
t r ;,, �u •��;i
ro
:T.oronto:.on 'Sunday with her bra -
re
Hier Alex who :s
n.themselves as. terview'by.:. er..father,.,Was lovely ink:
representing . i . ; • . her upon _Albert, arid. Crew1
e.. Mrs D�fstow e
-orid t his home:,
I, agents for the Georgetown Her.
lozng white 'gown; made, with
•
n of Nile extended an. •. invitation • ' fir.. John .'MacMillan spent the t neckline' a rhinestone`..
I a'ld, :while canvassing.: the 'tow sweethear ,
• for•the ladies to attend a'bazaar the week in, Toronto°and sleeves; full
:first : of trimmed ,yoke, long
on . day,. June :26th at the
Pats - lVIaclViiltan spent Monday; in endingIn a: traip, ;worth a
Nile. Short',readings were given .. sR
w'sth 'the High ;School .pupils:_ at filled � inS4`i't, in tike •;.
. -. • Mrs TTaeve_• Anderson and i V-shaped
the 0 A.C. in Guelph: fro 't:' Her long veil, fell from 5'
n
Mr..and' Mrs.. •Henry Kruger...of m' tchin headdress 'and.she'car-
a g
Detroit spent the past week w th ried.'.a ••shower bouquet ,'of «'bite
Jack •'Gillies and :visited ' other s' acid Cala' lnllics. MVliss Julia
i ase . .
relatives...O•n'Friday, Mr. and Mrs; 'Prez: was:maid of hono1'`rind M'ul'e
Kruger; aV r, Jack, Gillies, Mr.'aria ette' crepe gown. Sae
pink georg p
M RE TAXES
fact .that BJruce'�
• .Despite, , the f
County has, ,had!: no debenture
. debt • since ':,1935 the .county •tax:.
:'xate continues' to increase. An ex
tra mill and a, half are' bein add-
ed the
ed to the 1947 : rate. When.
reeves; are at home • every..' local'
expenditure is :carefully scrutin-•
ized and they : axe very tax -cont
scious, but When they, .get' to
. gether inthe congenial atmos-
here :,Qf a June:session there is.
,
Il
_
not, the same ',caution. The._result_,
that taxes in all municipalities
• areincreased and further add to
tor ` advertising .space `: 'on • the
:cover., for which they were ob-
taining a itery fancy : prize. Sorne
months ago :this boojl£ over
racket was :worked are, but 'we
.never ` heard of. The ;Sentinel's'`
name being connected with the
no'
scheme.: In 'any event we had � ,
connection with 'it whatsoever,'
' The perfectionists ''who ' -,advo-.
tate that farm . production. can be
regulated and 'controlled ' by the. ,
Bennett led in thedevotio'n-•
ent in 'the and Mrs oII their social c'venirig `in the' slab'
government .national,., al service,. reading , the 'scripture, i,
international interest, have . 'had.at Whitechurch on Friday;. June
. • I lesson the meditation prayer and l . . '
s 2'lth, Eves ybady welcome. ;
Mrs:' Ryan. Mrs, -Everett Finnigan
read ,an • article.. The''.hostess ser-
ved, ,tunch ..
The. Presbyterian W M.S:; ;held'
Y
the June meeting at, the home .of
Mrs. 'John Bennett., with Mr's•
Rich.. Mc'Wjhinhey, the • president,
conducting:: the meeting,: .who • of-
fered prayer after the' first 'hymn..
Mrs.:. George ;Fisher and Mary carried pink carnations. Fier three.
Margaret visited, h 1Vlilverton ,• aids• all w01 '` ;long blue
• �.
bridesmaids..
Tobi s ritzi ' , cS1 l
'with•Vlr:.and Mrs a Ja ,gowns •and.. cai`ied pink ,
..The• Ladies. Aid are holding,.' v _ 'c°ili tt1d'f.lo�r�r
tions •The fe c Y
git'1 was dressed it1 s bite .or
i •"' • 1'''e huc•1a, of Tai.
gancly, 1VI•
onto ovine ... in Wilk
flcn�t d
• g
the' high t f living Port El •'' `heir theories rudely haken this t lk f x 1 ti The
ig cos o -
r }
Times
- • , spring by. :the • weatherman
gave 'Oaf
• a a .o• exp ani on, .
•
1oa1'e of .quilts and Mash •have been`•.complirrientsi'' address and I:ois I georgette, 'carried t'},i1' r:rn
Iain, Tim ,cwt
� ....� .. • �. • . _ .. e usatin cushr4�n. The' Wh' d ..f I whit'..
i
I KS .*TO, ITALY BY AIR : • NciAGEMENTS :. : comp•ietea, Mrs, .Mc coney reg •Mo.le made the presentation •o a •
-,, CHC • . from:,' The 'Outlook an foreign level -vase.. •' Weiriefs rolls' and man ,was Meade lVlicicll,eton f
' g .Y. 5 . • , brother.; elf elle:•. glgOltl;.
_ Harnilton, bra ,
m;issrons,' Mrs, Arthur Stewart leoronade were se.rved. •, Stt•i�kland'r'
or ,anise 'was: Cr•' ..
gave a> i eport'fer .Mrs, Rich .Park A lovely•;dance„:reception w4s 'The g e.,nlu•
Thom son, A'T C M.:and the
who attended .the :F'resbYterial- at 1st wa Mrs; �Albr'igllt present
.,
Ethel. IVirs: :Bennett About 150; guests” `vere Area •
the hric1e s hii oi::
ata reception at
"corning from Tannest:';'. Ham�lt he
Pennsylvania arid,` Lucknot4.- �•
bride's mother re i ivcd die
� in '�a brown.
suit w'ith''lilac ae
cessorics and a ' ,s. w;tage' of . lied
The . room's 1nother «'o,e
'rdses, .g ' ri c ` aCce3•
a, mauve dress with b' y.
soirees and corsage' cot s• el .
wedding trip toot Ill Niagara
Falls, °Eufta:lo acid l)c't oNit, lake
happy couple will r c ,idc in `or'
enter.
Word has been.' received, from Mr. and `. Mrs.: Melvin C. Qrr,
'Mr..• A. P. l3issor ette, acting Can-'• of Chesley announce'•the engage-.
adi�ari Commercial representative "rent Of their' daughtre,. Helen
int, Rome, that shipment of baby : Margaret; . of Lucknow, " to `Mr.
, nee.
chicks arrived -in Rome • on Ju
• 2nd via Trans -World Airlines, en
route" to Professor Ghigi,l at the
University of Bogona Mr. •A.'• P.
' •Eissonett 'reports •that they art.
.• `rived :in excellent condition:' This
'is the second shipment•of. 'chicks been concluded by Mr, Fred Dav-
ison by the ' Bray Hatcher- lion bf Wingham, who obtained
•;ies , to: Professor G•higi. for re -est-
, , .. _ a flavin ' of 200 gallons a '.minute
ablishing his poultry work at the ata depth 'of. °277 :feet. '
University.' These shipments in- ••
eluded specially selected;.Earred
E.ocks, Rhode Island Reds, White
Leghorns', Light'. Sussex 8 White
David Maxwell Henderson, son Cu ..
: 1 study book ..en' India, .Mrs, Will Treleaven (nee Marjorie: Sillib);
of the late. Mr:" and Mrs. •F,. I-1en- , _ invitation , . , . J
f Pine River, the. marl•
,5tewart extended an •invitation to who have 'returned from a honey
Berson.. o . Auxiliary,
o. take place 'in July, 1 the Auxiliary: to"' come to • hoer moon spent in Southern ;Ontario
neige t. I home :for the'July meeting.''waspre-
..,cities. A' purse of money ,.
O,n .Friday afternoon a social sented to them. a lunch time.
WELL DRILLING. at. Ripley. has time was enjoyed :at the:'Dungan `Taylor's, orchestra supplied mus
non•'school with a".short concert iefor dancing. Mr, and Mrs. T -
re
, theJunior pupils of which i leaven are making 'their lionise' en
errs, y7; J. Rogers'.h as. been their• • the, 6th Con, of Ashfield, where
`capable /teacl er for the past year, they have•, the best -wishes cif,"a
: I obliging due to a teacher short- 'host of. <friencl's. '
' . e, During 't' e afternoon„ _
THERE a th e- persons )4. ag h a ter : Mon, some y The Dtlfigannon Sch .i picnic
- in';time was set apart' to present was held on Tuesday of this week
rayed at'.a three-day clinic• 1I
Wy rindottes, �,l�aisley, ,
Mrs, Rogers.: Leis Webstdr read a at .Kintail"Bean ,
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