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WHITECHURCH�
IHARD SURIACING,
• •Mrs. Robert Phillips of Goder- DL LIAM.JAMES ROULSTON. ALU EW eER STRI
ich spent the,Weel -end ,with Mr.
Death came,with shocking sud fTP
and Mos. W- R. Farrier and, other denness on Tuesday of last Week Workof ha'' Gu'
rrelatives, to William Janes Roulston, Blue- .ate Highway
h y surfacing', t,h-
• ' lifelon :.. W r Highway from 'Am-.
a
Mrs. Payne of the West and : r g. and highiyrespeeted ,res- berley to .Port Albert i
who •is' visiting her Tiffin rela- ident• of the Olivet comrnun°ty.•i advaneedh . s well
. Huron Township. t -Y n , . - With the' ashphalt be-
tivcs • around here;. fell off the p Mr. Rou1stori ing P61reel at: _.a r
had' 'been - confi ed . to' bed 'half a- mileate .of roughly
back' step last Tuesdays eveningn for per day;
at the'horne.of her .uncle, Mr, and about ten days with phlebitis the " The as'h halt is being
second attack• he had had within • at the D ngannon , i Prepared
lVlis Joe Tiffin, Sr., and:.broke a- cou p t, It is a'
,her arm near a the _shoulder ' She . plc of years or so', but .:a p11ed hot thetoP
is in Wingham"'hospital.: geared to be p_ read ' for roadway and is
prog'ress%ng favor y traffic by" the time it
Quite a number from here fat-• ably.. His, death occurred almost has cooled. It is, ro ll
instantly as he• o ed under
tended the anniversary' serVrces, was'aboutl to' ' �• heavy• pressure •„ • ,
• at Langside •. ”'• Foundation work ditching
. Messrs,'' AleX • R Kennedy, his r bridge const u i ' avid
.¢two sons Raymond• and, Cecil, his was born at T Roulston derway ' .• ,r ec r has been un=
o onto on Janizary Y for Several months' � `on
wife, Mi:s, C;,' Kennedy and. -fo
children David; • Donna, Doreen Roulston and he a pre oration . fo
t 1 to •Mr Roul p r •the• hard surfac
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his supper. 1raV.
In his '57th year, M
,Ter
onto
23rd, 1$90 a son th ss•l2-rrri°
of Mrs. > Janies . le- sirete -of' highwa :• . 'n
s , ston'. As h
, a cfitla he• moved with . ting., which commenced "at ; the.
d, . his parents' 'to, Lot•. 10, Con. 2, Adays a ey end' of. the 'road ' ten
his Huron Township," where he had days ago:' •
er since; .resided a; n d wh :: ' This... stretch when
ere . he completed,
n ' Proved .himself an, industrious leaves the' Amberley, to Kincar
di
4e farmer and an exemplary citizen ile link 'as the .only remaining
s ' and 'neighbor,: unpaved: portion of'. the . Blue=
s• water>d
' M. . Roulston •vvas `a e Highway, and Work on this
sn Olivet. Unit m n-ber of section is, slated, to commence • '
ed Church a. rriemb • .menee .this
.o. n.
•and. Denny; his daughter, Mr
Art, Dawson,•`Mr. A;' Dawson' a
••. two son% Ronald and Bruce, .
granddaughter, Miss Jacquelin
Larkin and.Mrs. Lear,. all of Wi,
nipeg, Manitoba, arrived here••la
l Tuesday evening by cars and vi
ited the •'former's mother, Mr
David„ Kennedy....Who.. had seye
of'her great .grandchildre i 'Pres -f .the Session and C1 seaso
ent. The _._visited oth._ • at for 10 years
-_ y , .•��r ,re7. .fives.
T. here and attended the Kennedy..
reunion which'•was 'held at Sea
forth last •Thursday. 'They:left oh
Monday to motor: back ,;West
•a a
g n,
Mrs. Dean Moir
1y..McGreg'or) 'and .,her.- baby of
Y
•
.,Winnipeg,; flew by plane • from
there to Toronto and 'is .:visiting
with her`. parents,. Mr: and:, Mrs.
Duncan : Mc.Gregor, Her 'father; is
not'as welt as his_many--friends-
wouldwish, Mr.• . Clark' McGregor
had:: acted as -church' :treasurer.
He, was'. a forme'''. ;rrr;errfbe'r. of suffered Concussion
Ina'.
Closer Valley School, B collision 'at. .second base•in
Board. • , the 8th `inning. of Frida 's ba i
On June 121h, 1918, he .mar_ a y 1
-: ;;. •.'. , ._ ..., ,_.. g,..me, RAy;�Finla son ._' . .. •.
i ied Miss Mftna S th• , ,Y was so bad,
rn of Iluron: • 1 sla 'ke .
Y a n u that '
,T
P, he e
ould
n
Township; t
n
(formerly Mal ship, ,and to them was. born take •his turn .at' 'b w
at, hen the -
•one; son,:. eh-arIes', -by-;whose death,
in his" 17th year,
they wer s
ore -1 ..bereaved pn•'•December 24th•193$
�
,
Besides, his widow' •M
r, Roul
.•ston' is: s1tivived •h•, h;;s '05,:ycai=
old other; Mrs.. James. Roulston '
formerly: ,.
of.: Toi onto also spent+. the . week -y' Myra 'Hur.'lburt and one
end here.'
-Mr-S=Jourriilespie,:- Sr; spent
„- -- - o a couvei,. -.. - - - -. - -
A •. pi ivate-- neral service, was ' ' n • y, _ .,, arke's . ' "Neighborly'
`. .
,,
ws. broadeast, wll,,be •made.
xtS't�nday morning �ron•i•, Dur-.
team came rn 'froin 'the field;Ro
was.•.in a daze' and couldn't re
member ,W1. -rat : happened. He was
'i:mme'diately taken to the :doctor,.
and was -;• ent home to bed,
believed-• t-o-be,=spfferi:rig` o :allgh
concussion...:
a• few : days last.1 week •with' her .held at his late. r " �r
esidepce on "Fri,. • e .
daughte,... Mrs ':= Charlie :Martin.: ,day -afternoon,-followed:•-b-:...n-e,
Y •
•and: Mr,: 1vfartin;_,' "public ,••service: id .Olivet ham Town �.
United Hall.. •iIncidentail. he
The. Kenned _reunion - ' :Chureb : :
was held , . . ucondaicted • by''.his pastor; will be ' honeymoonin :and . � '
is'st. Thursda at'Lio ;.:.Rev; g, he
y zas :Park, -Sea 1lugen•e; Beech; assisted �b� and Mrs, Clarke will be:
•forth; . With. . about . 60• relativ 'Rev.; C�•. N. y week.:
es MaeKertzi.e• 'Aof Olen ,endi'_ .guests of Pub.l'i'her' Frank
present It -was, a nic da � ' an Allen• and:''Rev.-:' I
y d ,T. C;. Wilkinsonr«•iriand`.1Vlrs. Irwin of Durham
all • enjoyedgg •',
•' hernselves: �•.. ,. <, of ::Lawi cn . • , D. ..'. : ..... •• .• • '. • �,
•After ... .. ce •Station. D Ur- �n•g
y...,Tichbor-ne, the ,t-hc •-sei r�:e Mi-ck--R�a\Tie '
, sang Doll r ,.N:.
.: residen _ ,... , .... , :..a s . at Do 's
p t, had, meetin "On ' Sw 'Thought": .
g., and 'a ',Sweetly Solemn '.Thou ...
good ` . •• :. : .: , • ght .. .I'm •,.-last. , creek s re .ort � •of ;'
g • .Mrs.n the
pro rain ••was , given ...in w a s i.n'. R i:, :1• e Villa e Council's
Alex:;Purves i• . • war.• � ri p Y Village ,June 'Meeting,
(a b . de .of the .Ceetei y:, •' the -. Pallbearers. beingwe' stated: that dog
Isle, of Marl. in 'the Old. Country) ;M 's. tax 'had been
eceived aY. e: s� s W- TouJstc�aa;-.-e�-pmid ono-eiigs-t-11h
'r present for. ;•the ,one. Guii e. Howard McGiu •e, ...Donald: 'been dollars '.'not' do ' .
coming tlye ,farthest distance , ; . gs, Tax 'pay-.
.and. nMcC:hai lc�, �al;ter .Walden lrients totalled poinin lh e:farte st di a m 'land to led, :$74, net;.the 'd'ogs:•
present- -Fla--n-an- Barkw'"
forell. Did strike us, as quite ' '
the :Oldest me : ' � .., , :a :flock.
fiber:` Mr •Dun - Fi: icTids:•:: a . - ; ; .• gnu:nes': but a e
can'Ker.., . .introduce itencted t �e . Tunes al peri: 'ag'ain,: there
• d ever-' fr i ;, , 'e;. •... _ s .:
o n Kr,nca2 dnz�,; W � �.�,.h•� m ,.. ai Mmes �..hen .S ou d surea�•, the:
body 1VIrs..Geetge •K'ennedy; was � • .
St: atfr,a d Hai' ' '°r1h e d o u
.•fin chaff ge sof: thc,-games and races i.iston, . Clandeboye, t?' clog' P p latronA, Was : tori-:?
which . st. Thomas Dundas La. 'r -scivati\rely estimated : a t . t h `
ch.;weie held inthe•afternoon.. W.,ence
a t�
After su er . Statr•on, Detroit • Ai mow:, 'Toronto. figure.
was s,pp , Au1d ' Laing'. ;, S.yne: '.and Eervic. .
ung.
.SOLD:HOI1 .A
SE AND •BA.RN
ON GRASS FARM,'
Mr. Jack MacIntosh, 'Boundary
-West, recently purchased the 50=.
•aere .grass : farhi on' the 112th Con ,
cession of Ashfield•:frorrr Welling
ton. Harvey and . on Friday e'ven-
ing held..an auction ` sale of the
house.�and .con•t.ents .meld the barn
and:machinery
The' house wa• purchased :by
'RUM Button; .t+rho we understand
plans moving ,rt to. the 'Button
property,, ,on the Gravel,: Road,
just north. of. Jack . Wraith's resi-
dence: The 'barn .was purchased
by Billy Farrish, yvho lives �nea--
byr=and will use:., rt:. where it
stands: for the time .being;
Additono Office
:Works,.•g
at
D ,constructin present l underyvay. .
- an addition `to
r' W V Johnston's office;' to
provide sufficient offieevspaee•for.
-the:U0e-f-or' and his associate,. ;Dr. -
Ross Hows.'oh,
IMPROVED'APPEE
•� EIVI ARAIITCE '
AR
SURROUNDINGS
A few•,. days ago our :attention
Was drawn by R. •J `Moore to.the'
oved • appearance '. generally
'n 'this' district `of• farm.' buildings'
and surroundings, Not in twenty
five years has this "old tinier"
seen, farms. offering
tidy and pr o'speroua he' r#ance
that they do today: ppearance
Bob was unaware that this is -
81.1e WaSlbeing devoted to a "Sal
to Agriculture •is .uite timely a ", so his : ob
i
-Pais it 'quite We
onso that .those• folk who
ar9 devoting time . and ex ense
to improving;' their' fart>tii p
Dines, will know that their • of-•
f•
ors are not going' unnoticed,.'and
}ion bund worthy of .eommenda-
•.• . y.,their.urba'n friends,
Sells' WawadOsh>,Farm
}Tarvey; Mole • has;. sold his '100
nacre farni,•a.t Glenn's Hill to 'Wm
Caesar, an Air. ` Forceveteran:
This. ,farm' on the -Sixth ,of, West
Wawanosh:;has= been' owned'.by
the' G.lenris or Moles ever since it,
Was • taken up;as :.Crown . land : by
,the Glenn Family, who , hewed
theinhorne out Of:the bush:land -
MRS. ' THOMAS. AITCHIS.ON
OBSERVED:.,8I tit.BIRTHDAY '.
Mrs:" Fmily Aitchison :recen.tl' •
celebrated .her 80th birthday.
the home of . her 'son and daugh,
ter in 1.a Mt arid- l Ls,68V-nes.
'Aitchison. of Harriston,a She was
the" recipient Of many: gifts:'.and:
cards. •Among the•telephone calls
were •those froni her granddau-
ghters,. Mrs. B.• W. Dixon, Port'.
Carling, and Mrs -. H P. - Martin,
M'Ontreal - '
iVlrs E.. atchlison -had-a- brlrth
.clay dinner in her. honor, With •
the exception of -poor eyesight,'
she is ' in very • goed health: She
has one daughter, three sons, 14,
grandchildren and two' great-
grandchildren,
Her many Lucknow fr°iends ex",-
tend
c-
tend congratt;lations On `,this oc
casion. f' ;
MADE, •56 CROSSINGS
'OW LADYNELSON
Charles M6Quillin of St. i c'lens
has been, in London receiving 111.5.
army discharge For ,some three
years ' Charles as , a aellcd to,
the hospital ship,v Delon,
and during thattime' made '5t
ocean 'crossings • -
•lXrs ship dolked at ports
•1✓ngltind, Italy, North.:
Jainriica; at Gibraltar, and:on his'.
last trip, at Germany,. W,itir' lzt"i"
overs on board.
Whe '• to'irer nment ,,,pays over-'
its
ceiling price • '.for. • grain a
bonus When an individual .:does'
the same' it's black mazket.
To Teach At Home School
Miss: Helen. Stothers, teacher. of
the ,junior room in Dungannon
Public school,, has acceptd .the
position as 'teacher in theone-
room' sehogl of U.S.S, No 17, on
the second concession of . West
-
Wawanosh, the first school she
herself attended 'as a 'child.
Condition. Little Changed
The condition, of Mr. James R,
Hackett,• who. is a patient .in Tor-'
onto General Hospital, is little
changed. X-ray .has revealedM, r.
Hackett to have, suffered a':frac-
tuned skull, -but' so 'far an oper-.
atiori does not.., appear imminent,
with rest :and' quiet most import-
ant'at .presort. " "
TO• BRING .BRUCE"COUNTY
HISTORY Up TO DATE '•`
Bruce County Council, at the
concluding_ :Meeting . °f : is : June
session on Saturday morning, de-
cided to request each .municipal
council •i ' the comity to. appoint
some person to:'compile as Much
of�'th`e, history, of the •municipality.
frim 1906 to the. present, as pos
sible. This .was the: Council's. re
sponse to a-'suggestio., •'made earl-_
ier 'in the session by W
.Donald of • Kincardine that Nor-
main--Ro-b`ertson's
history of ;the
County of • Bruce should; be re-.
published ,.and ''that 'the..`history
.from 1906 ' to the present :should
be :compiled"; :At the ,Novemb ` `
session the Council •hopeC, to •ha
,reports• on progress' of the ,work
in the, different :municipalities •in
-the eouMy=but the-Pitlec,f1: — t
expected; tube°;completed
ler =3
or. :lourYears.
ears.
...
• Graduated At Grand Rapids
•Mrs: M; Sproul, of : town has r
e.,
ceivn ed an :announceme t . of
the.
graduation.' of , her. ne ''h w Theo-
dore G. Rosel„ which. took 1
on .Thursda ,r evening at Creston
t
DECORATION DAY
(B canna, Buckingham)
On' this our Decoration Day
Our, thoughts turn backward•
once again • .
TO lonely crosses, far• away,
That mark the graves of our •
brave men, i•
F.o . sailors •
For l rs. Who -went down <at sea
Where stands no .cross to marls r
their gray,
5nly the ocean's swells can . know-,'
Where seamen sleep, beneath the
- waves.
In far-off foreign lands today.
Some lonely `grave is hely ground :-
Becatise" shine • soldiei , that We
'loved
Is, sleeping 'neath :a cross and, •` ` `
mound.
Or;' on' some Island far away,.
Some giant bomber,, sand •. her..`', '
•
crewe,
Their. ashes .mingled' in��the dust
Are still : ...,.
a,,part of England, .too:
On '.this ,our Deco•
ration Day
Where'er they •sleep, on land : or
sea '
The . crosses
wM. ^_ y t row ori 'rovtr, •
Each white cross is a Calvary :.'
i
GEORGE R. ;GEAR . TO HAVE.
AGRICULTURAL ASSISTANT
The ever increasing,, duties of
Mr. ,George R. Gear; Bruce •.Colin ,
Agricultural Representative,.
w1 icIr L ave ' reaeb proportions
beyond .the capabilities of one
:man;- ;have resulted in the ap
pointment by - the . departrnent_of g
an' assistant at the local Office, ..
The .:man chosen. for the,' work
was Mr..: 'J K NtcRuer,
,... G ,.
pace home, is at m
Kenore near Ot-
HigY�- Seho.ol at -Grand- `Rapid , awa
Michigan, where •he : was a senior,
student. •His rnother..was .fornier-.'
;1y. Gertrude Begle • a. fist' r `
,Begley;$ e of.
Mrs. S' rout
,, •
I?
'Get' the.."in.-the-ways'' out of
the way the want ad way;
.Si
S al• Firth ,Fir
Signal , � Re-Orgaiized
, ,With :the: retirement: of :Mr,, A. Wilkes ',
,.. ,,, . ,• , froi!rg 'the newspaper.
business, Mi Geoirge.
London has acquired • an • interest
in the Sign'al-Star. 'at Goderich'
,and
will actas business pmanageu;
;with
Mr,.W. Ti 'Robertson as':edi
-tor. • '>
Mr. McRuer Is 'a 1946 graduate4
of theicult Ontario. AA r
g ural
lege ;at Guelph, where he special-.
ized in Animal "Husby .and.
is well informed:' for thcive' �•ork
Bruce County.: . A s assistant 'to Mr:.' • :
Gear ,he will take chaff ge of the
various activities in iuhior work •
alien. as the unio•r-larmer organ-
.
izations,' calf ail . :