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THUR$., • $EPTFMBER 18t;, 1947.
BRUCE REUNION
°CQMMITTEE BUSY
Warden J. W. Joynt ;a
'Messrs.. K. C- Murdie and Lar
Downsmf, the Business Men's As'-
•-s'ociat.iun were .in Paisley last
Bruce .1 bounty Reunion Associa-
tion, which is busy vi►ithr plans for
1/4 _next summer's reception of coon-
ty Old -Boys and. Girls, . ,
Mr, Hilton of the C.N,R. Bass-
edger• Service oras.. introduced; to:
the .meeting and he 'presented in-
-°trestlrlg'rpforination; in regard to•.
'..,the lrt"opused special.. train from
.Vancouver and. all ' points' West,
anir, he also Suggested more rrn=
•. portant phases ' which could. ' be
'. ttiliti "°'by the Association 'to
cuitriDute * to'the success' of, -the
.' .1948, ci 1pbratidn •
'Letters. from Mr. Mahon;• who
is the: sCN::.retairy of. the Bruce
County Old Boys • and *girls As••
sociatiun iri 'Vancouver were read
lir the 'clrairrna'nE Mr. B...11: Bal
lackey,' These ' letters ' indicated
that the : requirements for the
•special• train were . pt actically
eoriap1cted and .that.. it. was ex
. ect d that:. more applications
than were originally, planned,up-
porr,.wiiuld be.. forthcoirarr g.
-The 'advertising: :committee of.
1\11%•Millard, Mr. Symon' and Mr.
• 1;'erkins' were instructed
• .cee ith complete blahs , for .the•
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THE • LUCKN'OW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,. ON' Af l(
BITOA Y.
' ANTHONY WILSON' UAG'GITT
Mr, Anthony W. Haggitt passed
nd away ire hospital in Detroit an
ry Tuesday of last week fullowin
g
an accident' at •thehome of his
•dau.ghtet', Mrs .Claud • Tharret,•.
when : om he< ter-anda-lt
roc •u, •ingIris„ • eo.11ar; bone •. and
•hip: The shuck., trr'oved too xriucli
fur a rnan• of his yc•ars..He,*ou:ld..:
'rave been .94 years' o1 1 -'un , Nov-
ember '2nd. • • .
Mr•• Ha;g tt,,._Nh' was:. Blytl's.
oldest resident, 'has:. resided in
that 'dist>;ict practically' all.liis'
life.. Ile, wasa.. son Of 'thelate
Edward Ha ,„
adhief isrng. campaign..
1t: was 'requested -by the 'secret
ary;. Mi•. Perkins,.that the com-
plete .list of names .ikere to be
finished by the' municipalities
lust' as' soon -as • possible, and also
that the coniniit.tees in the.. muni
cipalities° be.;completed and the
ggrtt " and Hepailaah
Cockea•line,:;whu 'came to Canada
from. England 94, years:: ago, Mt •
•Haggi'tt'w.as' born imrne:diate
1 wa.f-
ter their" arlqval,in; this coup ry.
The Crossing was: made. • in the
hazardous day3 "of the sail"boat,
When it tu&ik many .daysfu'r the
journey.
Over G9 y.ca,r. *ago: he ;married:
Lavina '.Adley, and. the couple
lived all; then mat ri 'd life in the
Blyth distr ice,' Mrs: I• Taggitt pass-•
ed 'away ' 18 years .ago last. May.
Surviving; are t;yur., •sons and
,seven daughters Jricls, bf Detroit;
William,, Ataljtl'i;n;. Albert 8& James
;of Blyth; (Many). Mrs '• GPurley;
eh Csgciw, • Scotland; ' .(.Lulu)'• Mrs.,
Pat ' Chesney, :Trenton; .(-Ainelia)
Mis. Warren 'Hayward, . Detroit;•
(Filussie). Mrs, Claude T.har°ret of
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WE ARE,: VERY ..
PLEASED TO
'snouts
PAQ1 FIVE
�e c::penkig
OF OUR *NEW -DOWNTOWN
R a
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The, most ,,,modern cream testing, .egg, grading an
.refrigeration 'equ><
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merit has been installed for the efficient
'handling of your dream and eggs,
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Washroom facilities are available' for our 6`ral' f riends
You are'assured that. these `:f aril ities will ,make 'for the
',most. profitable return on' the Sale of your farm"products. •
welcome. you on the return to. our old
'location. and. new • building.
verwood istift0
LUCKNOW, - ONTARIO.
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err ; ,... aria ,.:.Mis.r,:Charles
W'olte,". HcnSall, Mrs }Lcpzibal
Carrick,; C:oderich; and. (Hannah/.
Mrs; w :. ingtcrr, St.
Helens..,,One
sister,. Mrs. •James •Wau:dnran 'oF:
L;ondesboro .also survives, ; a_i well
as. `many., gran And great'.
grandcll ldr en..'There were six-
• flit -i -f; rr
true: of tlie.ni• predeceased hien:.
The remains Were ,•brought ; by
inotoi fr'o n L)e• •
Wednesd y :'Funer al: scai'vice was•
heldt fon.:t he hctne:•.of'•his son,
Alb,ei•t, on Friday '°afternoon :;at
. Rev W: J:. Rogers was iir.
liar ge Intei.ti•1.etit WU'S'14,14d6,',in`
the l:Tnion. Cemetery.
tu.. him; ' .
Tlrei e' ectitive' were unanimous :
--tlit=tki:eownly ceciotoi�, 1V�r
Pei'kins,;proceed' with the gather°-
iarg of n,alrie$ of: the • Bruce Old
bey and Gir lL' 'in rural distr rets:
This .'„is, to .Ire accomplished•'.with
the'` aid 'Of •the, school'..teachers
throughout'.the `iural 'drstrictS of
f Bruce
Friday, October., loth, ''the
ui1'iur< Assuci ttion will hold' their'
next', executive.:meet ng ..in:'the.
Tey 'Tuw'ri . a at`
Ail'those o:se interested are extended
a -heart invitation to':.
Y attend
'`,The following `itinerary was
pt•opo'sed,; and accepted ; by the.
hxecutifve, in ; regar.d to the sche•-
d;le:•ot the ,special' train from..the
West:
Tues:, ,July` 20, ,1948—W.alkertun,
Weil July 21, .1948.=Paisley
Thugs.; July 22, 1948• -Mildmay.
Fri., Juiy 23, 1948—Southampton;
Sat;=Sun , .J:uly 24, 2u, , $ _Poet-
Elgrn
Mon,, July.2Ei, 1948 ara..
Tues., Wed.; July 2' , . 28 1 48-
♦•Wiartun, Hepworth; and the
Peninsula. •
Thti'rs , . July 29, 1948 Chesley.i
Friday, Ju1'y 30; 1948-Luckno ,
Sat.;' Sun..; .July ,2'1., Aug :.1� 16,48
Kincardine, .
The chairman, Mr., S F Bal
lackey and the County' Associa
tionsecretary, Mr. Perkins,
..are:'
. einPgweR c d :W i.t h , the authority- to
ratify talk changes , in•` this 'pro
posed sehcclule, should they be-
tlorne necestiary.' `• .
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lVgn• ti .tt .A A:.' Trtle' '
Twp :fu rarer ;Ripley hors; hen
lacKenzie talnd" Jo1iin_'llt
%An ' i, rt3ortatit ru`lc iii leaeliii♦g ,te e'
• Ltstun.el , •interinedrate
.ea}rn L. the W.O A.A.' clrampieli�
.31:1.i.p: Mast of the •pitehing.duti.e
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tell -to Ken,'while John 1i4d:'dow
the hot corner and. coached the
tea'iai.Ken • is employed by.:John,
in the dairy business in Listowel:
Ker -►,`is. a ,righthander•.and ' doesn't
:•'ollow in.•:his•.Dad's footsteps, as
he served ihem*Up ti,oii the port,
side in his day:::
W'ANOSH -SC1-HOOL
EA:l�ti tNUTES
'BACK PROM . WEST COAST'
Miss' .Ilia 'MacPherson' 'of:.Mil-
:vertun and: formet•ly, of Kinloss
Township, returned. :on' Septem-
'beg G:th ft iiia a trip to Vancouver,
making• the .,re'tai'n ;'journey by
Alio, Miss: :Macpherson. motored
West via, the Muskoka. 'district,
North Bay and Sudbury, crossing
into the States at ;•Sault Ste.
Marie,. Shr. 'Visited at 'Winnipeg,'.
Moose .Jaw clad Regina. Other-
'points of 'particular inter'est •en-
toutA were . Banff and Lake
Louise, then through the Rockies
and south to klot Springs and
Spokane; Washington before ar-
riving
at her � e
r destitlatron at :Van-
wuver.._._
September 4th,
A
regular meeting of the West
'W.awanosl To nsh.ip
')3oaid wpis:.held`in Tu\1nslllp Hill'
with foui meni hers. prose nt,':1Iov --
a'rd' Sproul: bci►ig absent .oti •ac-
count•• of sickness •Bill Forester'
was.appoirtecl..to talcs ilie''clrciil,
:Minutes'' Of last—meeting real"
and , adopted on rnotio'ii of Finni- r
gan and Miller, •
A rate of 5 r •2 •grail's 'wars a•ppi o1_
edfpr school purposes. Alth.oul la
the Provincial' grant is cut by
•8 percent and the salaries Lip $$00•.
"we • have„ same rates els lag
Thr$ vvas pits od • 0n a•,'tfirot.ion 'by**F'tnn•itiE;a.l'1-and, •1)ui trig':" r •
Bills
to," the. amount of .$1.80,00
were, presented and 'Ordered paid'
On ,a" frie tion l')y Pininga 7 and.,
Durnin.
MoVed.by 1innigai' .4d 1)0 rnin
that Foreis.ter and l\iill.er arrange.
to have the wells at No 12, 'No, 4
and No. 31ptnpect :ftyt:. four• hours
each. Monogr carried. •
The \,viritig of School N•o:4 evils
'diSetis;ed-• tnc1 also drill'ivig i well
at No, 2, but .lab'ui•. and 'materials
tare so;scarde that neither. vol tract
has ,been• lat.;
Mor;red by N%i1le'r and • Durnin
that . we. adlo.tir•n: to Meet again
ora 'Tuesday,, October 7th. at 8.30
p,nr,'in 'I`dwnshfp Ha11.
W. A: Stewart,' '
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1.15 ---Parade Assembles At School.
1.25=Para e :
dLeaves For Park --''Tvwo Bands — Lucknow
Pipe Band, Luckncrw; High School 'Band.
1.30 -Fair Opened By John :'Hanna, M.P.P. �P
1.4.0 Rural" School ; Chorus And
d Yell Competition.
2.10—Public Speaking'' Contest
2.20—Band Selecti s.
2.30--Grandstand':.Performance ':by The Armstrong`T ou •
of London. '
2.50 -Children's Races 'and Open Sports Events.
3,4 0—Band, Selections.----
3.20-=Grandstand ,Per.f9rnninces Armstrong Troupe.
3.40 -Calf Club Competition and; ;,Calf Race. :,:`
4.00 -Light Horse Show.
4:30—Band-Selections.
4.40—Grandstand Performance : ArmstrongTroupe..
5.00—Tug 0' :Wa►rjor John Hanna .Troph.
5.15 --Bands Parade Up Town, i
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Public Address System. ' ` :Tory Gregg, •.Master o.
ADMISSION 'TO : GROUNDS 25c and "15c
rand . Concert n e Town H.0 o.
8.30 Sharp'
"BETTY . •:THE GIRL :O'. MY, HEART"-
►,Stirriing.Three.Act Comedy D.rama.Presented 'By.e
The Harrison:iDramatic 'Company. •
Ceremonies
To: Be 'sure Of A Seat, Attend The Tuesday. Night Show,
ADULTS".50c CHI
•• � L.DREN 25d
Dancing Wednesda'To IVIusc By Farrier's 3
e 'Orchestra
Admission
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W. A. Miller, President . , Joseph Agnew, -Secretary.
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