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WAWANOS'H. SCHOOL
AREA MINU"TES"
'November 4th, 1947.
A regular meeting, of the 'West
Wawanosh Twp." School •Board
.in To,..,411,�
berspresent, also Mr. J. H. Kin. -
tread: Minutes '.of last meeting
read and ,.adopted, ;on motion of
Finnigan: and Forster. '
Correspondence froz» Clansmen.
Club, Lucknowi. read, Moved by.
Forster 'and -Finnigan -that Eldon
Miller be out.. representative and
moved by . Miller and Durnin' that
Forster be our representative.
.he'ch
T . airman having casting vote
declared "Bldon Miller elected.e,
."Bills to the arnount of $43;00
were. presented -and ordered paid•
on motion of Durnin and "Finn -
gan, Motion carried.
Moved by hiller and Forster
that ".secretary. . get in -touch with
Mr. Blackstone and try and ar-
range to 'have pianos of the .area
tuned. Motion :carried,' .
Moved. by Miller and Finnigan
that We•deduct any time 'that;;
teachers pare absent that does not
comply .wi 7 school:law. Motion
carried.
Moved by .Finnigan ,;and ,Dur;
nin that we adjourn. until the lst
Tues. in December at 8 o'clock.
Motion carried.'
W A: Stewart,, Sec
SIXTH .8z , SEVENTH l3ruce Co:
Au�'.yr. �n {a+t.,. 4.R.hn+.+r-'ixnM.r-RiY.r.•n1}1a-.
price to $2,50 are the. Port `Elgin.
Times and the Mildmay Gazette,
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tMutual, • •
_. w.... ilk
Insurance
Offers
More Auto Insurance,
at
IWER COST
for
Service and Satisfaction
See
Lucknow, . Ontario -.
Also' ...
Hpspitalization and Sick •
and Accident' Insurance
-Representative)
lllutual Life . of Canada
Mr. MacDo: ld : • '.c: home
Monday at raoon:,with a bad cold.
and `wasn't ` able "to` return:'.. to•
school until' Wednesday. ° •
The. two inspectors arrived. on.
-Tuesday • and remained: for ; the
day, •:inspecting the • school- and
giving;helpftil.•suggestions to .the,
teachers.
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-Because'-of-the-teachers! •^ con-
verition on Friday the High
School was dismissed for'the day.
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Practise- for -the commencement
is "still progressing., ; The Glee
Club too is learning •its choruses.
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,t is expected •that'there will
be• extra- studies ' started. oon..
These .might,', include music ap-
•preciation,4drafting, art,work in;
clay,, photography, dramatics and
rifle practice:.. "` .
•Teacher''A fool' can ask More
questions: than •:a wise' man can
answer
'Student: No wonder I. flunked
the test!. .
Prof: Young :man; are, you the
teacher of this• class?
Student:To, sir.
.Prof; ..Then .;don't talk., like an.
idiot.
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0`h for.,the -•days, when
a .wolf had four' legs, •
a. line. was a'pencil mrk,
a pick-up was a truck
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Are Yow
IntereSted (o -Ops
` Within the next four we Bks a canvass will be conducted
'among the farmers of this' district and residents of Luck
glow for membership and membership loan, units . en ,be-.
half of the: Lucknow District Co. -Operative lncgrporated.
If the canvasser does not call upon• you Within this ,per-
•.rod pleaa'e contact Mr..,John 'Jamieson, .Managed .Robert.
Eoaic, Sec:, or Mr. Geo. A. Richardson, Who , is in charge
Of • this eampaign. At the Lueknow District Co -Operative
Yncorpoi ated, or any of the Directory .'
A Sound Investment
•Iri Your -Own Business •
By:investing •your money with Co -Op., you are not being
asked to invest capital'in a new 'or untried venture, On
, the contrary,. the Co-Olrerativc-hararrived at' the posi-
t on
osi-tion where :it is wellestabbshed:
This. Campaign"'Is In Your Interests
Lets
• : � ,s Make It A Success . .
See Thi Space Next Week; For "Our Progress
LUCk�W: District C
OBITUARY
1VIRS. ROBERT KEITH
Mrs. Robert Keith, well known
resident of Teeswater• for many
wyra passed-away=>very su
ly at her home on Thursday, (Yet-
•ober 30th, as the result of a heart
seizure, --
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a ?'AGB FIVIi
which he had ministered faith-
• fully and wisely so many. years
that the remainswere bbrne
-'Margaret Gollan w,as born -on.
the '2nd 'Concession of .Kinloss.
ToWnship on Mardi: 24th; 1882,
a daughter of Thomas Golilari and
Katharine , MacLeod,. In 1909 she.
was married to Angus Bruce
MacLeod, who tailored; in Luck -
Wednesday afternoon • to their
final resting place in. Ripley cem-
,etery. The churoh was thronged
tiFt o irritarbee— -his-par=
ishioners.'and others -from_ the..dis-
trict whohad ' valued hint, as
friend :an counsellor. �
..-The service was • in �eharge' ofr
the chairman .of Bruce presby-
tery, Rev. J. C. 'utton' of Pine
River, who was assisted by the
minister of . St. Andrew's church,
the 'Rev:: Stanley .Gibson. The fun-
eral .oration was delivered . by his
friend .and fellw oker. f an
REX THEAIItE
.LFIGCNOW
owrom
now; for",many years -and passed years:: the RPV. John C:''Nicholson
away_ in 1912: In. June
_ of. 1916 of ' Glenallan. '
Interment . was Cern,,
etery, the remains:. being' .borne
to, the last resting • place by Wal-
'ter. Walden;.' W. T. Roulston, Mal
coin': .MacDonald, Rosg H.-Martyn
of Ripley, Grant MacLennan of
Kincardine .and W. E. Lawrence
of Vapeouver,.:•
' Born .at Presque Isle; • Grey
county on January. 2, 1871, son of
Scottish forebearers, the late Mr.
she ••was married to Robert : Keith
who • predeceased 'her„• km April
29th, 1927..
•Survivingare two: children:.
Kenneth t. MacLeod of ;the Nia
garaoPeninsula, .and. Isabel• (Mrs,
Chas. Good), Teeswater: There'
are also . !three, sisters and one
brother Mrs.. George McIver. of
Ebor; °Man'; Mrs. George. Fraser,
Reston, :Man.; Mrs. Mary ,Mac- I and Mrs: Donald -MacKenzie, -Nor -
Dougall, .Butler; Man:,: and John man, MacKenzie received his, ed
Gollan :of Kinloss: Three -broth- ucatiori in Wiarton . and Owen
ers• predeceased her, Torn,•'K'en=
•neth and Alex Gollan.
` The .funeral 'was • held at . the
late ,residence„ • Teeswater, , on
Monday,.. November -4th wrthtl-ins.
• terment . in South ,Kinloss` Cem- 'thee time' mo,�ff ch.r
a 'th union. in X .925.
Cliff, Port Arthur and • Belmare,,
before he came to Ripley.. On his
retirement in ,1941' he :still co'n-
t awed to 'supply' during the sur'-
meb monthsat Toberniory, Coe
,Hill, Lion's' Head. and Glenallan,
He spent his winters iii.Florida
L • to conserve , his health.'
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Sound, As• a. young man he felt
;a call 'to the Christian ministry
and he::. took . up his theological
studies and was graduated.from
Knox .College,,• Toronto. He serf
ved the Presbyterian Church .till
ficiated
Pallbear •
er :.; 'were: wee Messrs Ern-
est: Chaffe, ° Harley. Colvin, Dan
O'Mara,: Wm. ;Thornton, Albert
Stu, tt of Teeswater,: and:Dan• T.
MacKinnon of, Kinloss
:..Flower„ bearers` 'Messrs.
can Keith, , William Keith, Mac : Even so' there was- a ,tr i
S a n. on
Keith••of Tecesvv'atar' and•Alex. Mc- his Il sl ue and he entered-
L'eod of .Kinloss ri. p y q cz hos
pita? . in June and again• in Aug”
Deceased was a devout': Presby ust. Though not unexpected , his.
terian. -`'.Until.=-.overtaken -ill death. came as; a blow to. his
by � many:
health:. she was:. an, active 'workerfriend, s ,:•,•
in . the various women'. • He •is survived by is' widow,
s•organiza-?
t•i n in
o s both' ,•church and coin
munmty;
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MISS •JANET -A.. LITTLE
Her. '' .tnan ' friends in the St:
Y
Helens,. community will' greatly
regret to learn of- the.... death of,
1Viss Janet •A:' ;.Little which oc-
c urged ttRockwood :. an: • Wmdnes-
day,. October' 2"2nd. She had: been
mil -for six inonths.
Miss Little' resided at Rock.
wood for the .past 29 years, hav
the former:. Anna • Lawrence, of
Creemore, a ..son, Allan, doctor
of osteopathy;Kitchener; ';two.
brothers,and six sisters:`,
MRS LOUIS=GRANT
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'pre death .Occurred in .Clinton
on Sunday,' • October 26th of Mrs.
Louas Grant; .-.an -els-teemed_ res -i
dent of. the St, Helens' eommun-
itya=for over a ;quarter . a cen-
Mrs: Grant, who was 84 years
ing gone' there from St. Helens.
of age, 'was formerly Margaret
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. native
: ofa. Scotlan
d and—with her parents; Rev .and Mrs,•IShanda
deceased her; _John Lttle, who have both 'pre- she and hr• husbnd, who, pe-
. (,deceasedher •in1939, • were
Like .her parentsMiss Little I mighty••.proud
of their Scottish'
hada great.'capacity; for •hospital ancestry.
ity .and 'making friends and was
patticularly# .interested. in .the
work of the,, church,. affiliated °or-
garnzations and in: the'W:.C.T.U..
.She graduated front° the .Dea•.
cones§ , `raining School. cif, the'
Presbyterian. Church in,,1916':and
fora numnber of 'years conttintied
inn ..this .work: at •Montreal,';and .7at
the Indian School at -Billie,' Man., !
•retti ping ; to .Rockwood to `take
care of the'hoine when: her moth
er'.became 'too gill to .carry, on.
She leaves to mourn ;her loss
one 'btather, John A. Little, Met -
Chant in Rockwood' and'two sis-
ters,,,Mrs. J., D. Bell (Mary). 'of
Rockwood' and Mrs. IL H. Rob -
insoii , .(Myi`tle) of '. Toronto.
The funeral :service was, con-
ductedt ' in Rockwood 'United
i hi n:Th•' by Rev. (VII:. • Ward. Miss
Dorothy .Si nrnons• Of, Acton sang
"Sunrise „Tomorrow". + The Wo-!
men's Mission4ry Soaiety acted,
as a guard of hcinor at the church•.
and ...graveside; ; with :.members • of
the group acting as ' flower. bear-
ci' , • For ;sonhe time: Miss Little
`had been` honorary :president of.
tltc`Society .
interment was in . the 'fatnily
plot 'in Rockwoxl.'cernetery
REV. C. N..4IacKENZIE
The Rei C, Norman MacKen
iii;, who guided' St'. `Andre'w's Un
tted Church, Ripley. and` Olivet
church !through the 'years ; which
folli�wed church union until' ill
health' forced his retirement from
'these'charges .died" Monday Nov-
onr'bez 3rd in Creemore; where
ho has resided the past fel' .years:•
-TThoug! he ,served in many,
charges, Ripley:vas. home to hurt.
and it was frbin 'the church In
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Friday, Sat:,, P onda�
CHESTER MORRIS
VICTOR y NLcI.AGLEN
..,ROUGH,. TOUGH
Atli) Y
N READY
With Jean Rogers, Veda
Borg, Robert illiam�s
NEXLWED
The. screen's sere
'hit. It ran. 60 wee
way.
ONLY
ball laugh
on . Broad
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Wath MARJORIE ' EYNOLDS
CHARLIE Ry GGLES
The housing sho �age: and .a
bonus from the; tork, makes
for fun to keep y• iii stitches
:from • stork to fh, •
Two films. will
the " Rex Theatre
"The Wedding :of
cess •.Elizabeth a
Mountbatten.""
shown at
SOON:
:R.H.. Prin-
L. Philli.
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Canada'some thirt years' ago 1 and.
settled'''at St. , He1 ns, where he
.was employed by t e late Thomas
Todd. In dater - errs he worked. •
for ; `other .farmer in the com
munty,
• ' Mi s'.'•Gparlt was, laid to rest:Y,:
Greenhill -Cemete --on ` October
29th, the furiera service • being
conducted by Re, G. M Newton:
of St. Helens: llbearers were
Colin' 1VlcDonal• ,, Donald Mc,Don�
ald, Frardk .To • d -.Wm: Ruther-
ford, ;;Will Mc. rostie.:•and.• Brown.
;Harper.
Only survf . ing relative irk:
Canada is 'a 'niece, Jane Robert.
son of FOrestburg, : Alber.ta.
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Does'. weak, rundown, :exhausted condition mak..-
•you feel fagged •'out :old? Try. OstreX..Contains •
general. tonics, at niuiants, offs needed'after 30 of •
40. Su plies. irba calelum, •gyp osphorus, vitamin •
B,. H s• you et wham! pep vim vitality. GeV•..'
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Ostrex. Tonic Tablets. Two a nominal sized.. Foy•,
sale at all,; ood drugstoresev rvwher- • • .•
Mr.; -and Mrs: Grant : Carrie to ,•
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