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THURSDAY, J NUAR'
Reeve Alex MacDonald of . ' • h Mr, and : Mr . m -t---. Mowbray
field and: Reeve Ra �' d Miss, Jean, Jean � •L4n� was a holiday
3'mond Rednnon Visitor h
f in Atiftalo: ave. been intoi•,med that according
af� 'East Wawanosh, whp have' for I,lgyd`, Stein► " ' Germm� relrort received.by the
'Ito a
some time been ?tamed:.as candidates - • art of Stratford spent lriternation::l Red Cross at Geneva,
., for the 1943 wardership of °° nF 1�Tew' Years day at his.' home here. • 1 their son, 'Sgt. Alexander :Mackenzie
County," are nowt .evidently going , Miss 'Dorothy Douglas - of - Mo.�+Vbra e
.have: 'moo other 'as it ; .fora spent, g Brant... ' .yr lest l�us hie _ on Oetctber
p ..ants. in.. the New Years with .Tela- ist� • No details. 'wet
. !field'".R. �'give Syxn-
eeve S S:: Whitmore 'of ck.- Lives Here, '
exsmit Tui pithy of the. community is extended
h and Reeve -B. '.H: Tucke . o f , to . the paxerits, one Toth "
y Mr Albert M:cQ>faid is eating at � er Angus
Caterer
beim recently each added the home of Mr. are •and two. esters, •.Mrs, James. '':41407.
• their : name- to the list Q# wardership . Teeawater., Warner Smith Heart and Roberta in their great sorrow:
candidatesf
- . • We Ore l:Wry to . report 'Mrs, Cox
More Snow , your subscription is due • don't the,. knee but gladto report she is
it
a '1t :2s Sentille renewing time. If to be: laid up with ,an . infection of -
With . unusually heavy, snownefall in glettplease. unproving.
` • Rev: Robert Barbour of Tor n
DecerzibezF; . some .holes' 'were held : .:Leonard' Phg'llips.fif . Wmgham,' also 0 o to
that probably we; had. lie bulk of Bussell of Ashfield.spent New Years spent a few days with his brother,
S But the. at Fordyce bolo'.
OBITUARY • ,
KATRARINE D1NEEN
Aftisi. -Katharine Dineen; ,72, died
Saturdayin Alexandre hgspital,'
goderrkh. She • wag, .porn at Dundas,
Ontario,. but •nnoved.-With tier par-
elite to the KiNgsbrjdge district just
district,
north .of. Goderich when a .child,; 67.
years ego, and resided' there 'all her
life. Her father: was Daniel Infidel',
and her mother„' Ann .Mahoney.
There are three ;brothers surviving,
Joseph of Kingsbridge.• and John; and
Patrick: of Detroit, an& one '.sister,
Mrs' Johanna Joi o#. -Windsor, erre
funeral was held . at 0,45 Monday
Morning. morning,. from the residence • of a.
our. ow •for thi ` ;w• r at their "home Mr. Wm .Bar -niece, Mrs. James Wallace, . Kings-
New Year wasn't. 'very old when - Mrs J Mr.. and- Mrs. Jahn ' Fatconer of - bridge. Service., was held inSi '
a k F' h f en/ S. Jos -
it' started' at; 't Se c " er o Toronto sp
Of a itow fell , Y Sunday night and early trees in the cotnmunit •
i again,' veral inches the 'Christmas lhol days with ;rela-
slay inornmg another . storm
__, -b%w u: keep ..:lughw leo s
Toe .
Mr, Sain Roach of Dungannon' is
busy., visiting az -the home- : of-• his son;
Burton and 75,0Irs,` Roach;
oLYROoo
Mr.
and Mrs George Colwell
and
' fa/Tilly, Mr. and. Mrs. Walter F
ster and •'daughter of , Huron,. `
and Mrs. Donald= McCosh and d
ghter spent New Years at 'Mr. •Jo
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Colwell's
Mrs. Charles Slieill of Wingh
.spent` a few.. days' with 'hr pe are
;Mr, - and Mrs. Charles Congram.
Mr. and .Mrs: George Alton
Betty of Belfast spent .Sunday .
Mr. and •Mrs. Bill, Graham.,
Mr: • and • Mrs. Peter Moffat
family ,,of •..• frulross were New, .Y
guests. with Mr; and Mrs. J
Ar
au
hne
am
rite,
and
with
and
ear
times
Mr and -Nfrs - in Conn retnrxiec ':: r:: 'and Mrs Baynard; Ae
nt New from Wmghani on New Yeara' Years;at-11nr:' John ,
the ifzr•poiind,ration. of but home
er for': each person'- er week can Mr, Conn; had to, remain in W'
p be • ing-
t R 'd' Corner Mrs Ackert
Vi*ith greatest satisfaction to hana'for'a week's•treatnient after his mained for' a 'few days 6
one 'is M release from 'London Mr ' and 1VIr' Clifford .
a-' ;�. , •':,, h
ricus ifra "Mi'. d Mrs and
; ♦ y . rtime housewive Thr C' 0 � Russel Rit hi f
aiixner Set;tion `of 'the°Dominion Concess,ion' § t N Morris «-` , ..and Mrs: V, '.Emmerson ' ::Mr- and Mrs. Reggie Broom ••and
c
e has,
co
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m�
kert
Reid's
re
ospital..:. •s: Johnston
w ro Donal
M.°.. c o Sunday at .Mi
Donald ,spent
•e
• ' Hod fin's' Concessionw
Pep ' ew Y' g , .10.
De- ' ;� : ears
"w1
Mr
ent Y`o
ww;th 'ninny butter; saving cite a number from here at_ Mary .were. Sunday -visitors et Mr.
'which w e1 C e• .. e : i - • an i e.. ,'
If butter was ' ;
farnherly Used' in
es, cookies try' ether fat's:•
fats will" give good re-,
sit gestians h h ill help `end d th Gilles a Fasrie Cliff Youngs L gs'd'
sign amities h h� with
anti •tion held e ' :-• • •F r recep Mrs..Robt.-MacDonal '
f . :?Hake do : the ink Whitechurch Inst' Fri- d. and family
ew ration day'evening.. • spent Friday•at , • .• Thos• Harris':
Mr. and Mrs. Richard.
The Langside RedCrossElliott' and
social eve held their '.. family spent Sunday at.' Mr. Wes
Bing on: Friday at the: h e Wh oc '' _ ,. _
o`!�`Mr, and Mrs. •Win: Brown.ppmm Yt _ k s, Teeswater:. ' .•
Gaines 7, ` '
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Mrver
e
tt
Johnstona
shnsto
ultst Fn of
o various' J the
ar ous ' hinds were ,eP _ Rr. -
•:„ • n]°led till.A. F at Dunnville spent the•holt-
ts. 11 p.m. When seventeen: • games l of 'day. with' his Parents, M
Bingo Were then played. Lunch W n r, and
.... _; . was- Mark. Johnston: `� •
rate�xaYxr ts` f ,served. It 'was" decided that'
another
• ,w f •Mr. Chester `
ev'.enin ' of !, Robb ' of.. Hamilto '
iiia lie considered g bingo and games be en» n
j`oyed at the ho 'e !Pi spent a. few -;with life parents;•
m Mr. Victor
Emerson on Jana• , Mr, arid' Mrs. John Robe:
ary .15th. The col-
lection � i Mr• and' Mrs. John Peter
was. •$5.25. The attendance Rachelhand
' family, SouthLine, Mrs: Cui�
was, -35. -the meeting :closed-try-siir-. .-�
ing the National' Anthem.'bert,'Eva and Lorne we're New Year
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Messrsirig iWm.e
recipes flavoredDii• •use
bread with the butter, and the other
elite• with filling: Mr. Hugh McIntosh, Bdr..Bab Mc -
be used if butter and honey are, Kenzie, Petawawa visited "with Mr.
For breakfast'tirne less butter can mixed before -spreading on toast. and Mrs. J. McIntosh, -
. Gaunt and Wendel Mrs, Alm A k
ki
Mrs• George McClena- Clarks.
ghan, •Whitechurch. . ' •
I , 'Mrs. Thos.
Mrs. Albert. Ta 1 Robb °arid Wilmer of
y or and Eleanor, ' Laurier and Mr. Harvey .Robb' of
1VIrs. Jinn' Morrison. Jr., Mrs. For- Hamilton were 'recent visitors at
sythe, all of'Toronto and Mrs, • Don Mr, Richard: Elliott's.
Cameron of Detroit spent a few -days
their ,parents;_ Mr. • arid. � ' Mr. and Mrs: John Jamieson and
with,: B rlspar ' Mrs...
�Mx. • • Stuart -.• Jamieson of . Lucknow;
J.
E. and Mrsa George Harkness Mr.' and' ; Mrs. Gordon Jamieson of
Mrs. R.O , Obderich and Mrs, J.,' Q. S lin of
Stewart and Eileen spent : 'Kincardine were holiday visitors at
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ictor LMr, Thos. Harris'.
Emerson. .
o anover
•-'•-••Mi'•-= •I1L. SmithLof,-.guel hi..,_s .ent•, Miss Audrey Turnbull t - "
a "few days ,at'his home here:,- p Mento la'sday. eptly at: Miz-Iiobt.
Mr. 'and'. Mrs.• Watt Pinnel and aeDonalijs� '
farr'iily of Culross st►ent,. New Years Mr' -• spen s. Harold' ears t and
with Mr. and Mrs John 'Richardson. Shirley ,spent New Years at Mr.
Charles Congram s. '
Complete -Performance Tests
Four -Record of Perforniance tests
have x'ecently been completed in the
305. day division by members of the
purebred Holstein herd of, John_ H.
Reid, li♦ipiey. A three-year=old, Alt-
alfadale,Pauline Korndykergave 416
lbs. fat.frotn' 330;333 lbs. milk, a four -
English.' teacher: Will you correct
this sentence,.: "Girls is naturally'
better looking than .boys". :,,
Sept -more: Girls is artificially bet-
ter hooking than boys:
year»old, Alfalfadale Evelyn, gave
401 lbs :fat from 5;867 lbs' milk:' A PARAMOUNT
pair -of two -year-olds gave 365 lbs.
and 322 lbs'fat. All•were • milked; lVfr. and Mrs. Grant' McDiartnid
twice daily. spent New 'Years in. Ripley with Mr.
and Mrs; Jas. Blue. ' '
minters Training' • Miss Rhea .Miller returned to It`in-
Miss - Ettabelle -' Webster. -5f -- Wet arduie-. after -spending -a fe-w .-days.
Wawanosh. is one 'of the Mr :and Mrs. L. 'Stein. :clay
.s
probation 'with
oung..ladies;,,ta:,,; , - Mr. and, Mrs. Oliver McCharles
ter training at Brantford General ', ..'. rs. i.11 "°"' TCChar'1 g ittt" di rJ
Hospital. • the funeral of their cousin at gen:-
an
ton. ,
Mr.spentJoseph's
•alsowith
Rev.late
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pleasedherMr.MacKenzie.anthe
Dramaticpre-Club•
T.
Horse Dropped bead
With "gas : and tires and . hrgiiway
conditions as they are today, Dobbin
is highly regarded as the reliable.
Means of getting: 'you places. •.But.:
even Dobbin'ks notone Hundred, per
:cent. perfect, as Calvin Irwin; found
-oft-last 'Vj►.ednesda-y; when -his-driver•
collapsed and .died in • the shafts; on
the : highway a mile east of the,
"village., ,
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Mission
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•Friends
For•
homeinalsoatCon-
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piano: The following address was f nig` .to ' the milder climate,
read. by Mrs. Richard. Kilpatrick and ' couver, five • years. 'ago
Mrs. Kent. was alwa y s an
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'Jerry. Cranston made the presenta-::
t1oi of en occasional. chair, and . twia
pyrex :dishes. ' • '
Dear Grace and Donald:
We your.'friends of this.commun
ity, take' great .pleasure, in gathering
here tonight, to:, extend to you .our
`sincere-congratuk�,,tinn and ese-
wishes. 'ft must` take �coura a to -
g ven-
ture out upon the sea of matrimony
just noyv. •Sailing en any, sea kis 'da ••
gerous . in''these' perilous times,- bait;
we trust ; that you will find it as.
,cahn .and _peaceful '- as, ever. You,.
Grace have grown up in.this , com-
munity acrid when here 'have ::always
been , willing tcr,-`°help, -end-proven.
a true friend.. Your .friendship has
meant a lot to us, land ata time
like this .presents an .opportunity we
really cannot miss. We, are pleased
-that: yourhave-•'not moved far Fronk
us, and hope • that you •may often
return td visit. Aka token. of esteem.
we as`k y'ou to accept these gifts and
hope that as well as being useful
ey , may bring back n eniories of
fir. friends and neighbours.
Signed on. behalf of..Blalt. 's Com -
unity, 'Rachel J; ,Horton, Jerry C.
raxsston:
Games were played. Delicious"re-
eshirxients were; served. '
Miss" Phyllis•, Blake . returned --•on-
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I Monday having . 'spent 'a week ' in
London with her.sister; Muriel.
Mr: -and Mrs. Jack Ryan and Leroy
of Godericii visited ori • Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Herb • Curran:
Sunday 'visitors at - T. M.. Ander-
son's Were Mr.. and Mrs: <J
im,�Curran
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and ciu�e Mr, nd 1VIrs Lloyd
Congratulations to .-• Mrs: M. . Jp
131a1re-on^'her 8itiibxrtlida3r- of sTax -�
uary '6th.
' A milkman inducted into the army th
wrote back home -from :the camp: y°
"Bessie; I sure do like this arxntriife. m
It's so nice to lie abed .every morn-'
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ing until five -thirty".. C
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LUCKNOW
UNITED 'CH'URCH
Rev. J. W. Stewart, B.A., B.D,
Pastor ,
SUNDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1943
11A0-a:ai: -Itehind-•Closed-Doors'-
Story, "The- 'Happy. Man".
3.0d' pan. ---Si hday" School.
7.00 pm.—waded Gain's".
Hunter of Waiwanos
He is a self-made man,.as he ,not?'
Yes, except . for ,the alterations
made by his wife and her -mother.
of Van-ing ingg in a" . baseixient room,- •prior° to
his appearance • before. the. ,pupils;;
when the fur trimming on the,suit
ardent Ei .autt ;
•en m
church worker and with a . keel#. ,in took fire appar fly fro a cigar-, '.
ter'est in .tliose around her, :lived ette. Assisted by Tohn•. Kelley,- only
a ' life. of devotion. ' tither person in the.'roo;it, he tore
',She ..` _sur.. off the costume, .H s~
vi w
Ved .by.. her ':husbairel .. honed; _.. _. Asn t seriously
also three children, Cpl. Edgar Kent burned, .tho>lrgh the costugrta was des__._
tro ed
of Edmonton; also; Leslie and. Myrtle' Y `
..OR._uaneouv
monk, at -Vancouver,- Monday;
December 28th. '
Soiled playing cards car/ beclean
ed•by ribbing with a cloth dipped
in spirits ' of camphor. -
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:F4T. LT: 'ORA «lt4WFORD ad---
iptant .at' No. 9,. R:C.A:F: recruiting '
centre, London,, has been posted to.
No: a Manning Depot, Edmonton,
as a ntember'of the air crewe . sel-
ection board. - • ' '
fliNEDIFFEIMENRIMIM
Attention Farmers who will be short dE grain
B P
Buy urea ;Eggena
More Eggs Per : Sen
. .. $54:00 ton gff •car
Purena Growena .,
For 'pigs up to 140 pounds. .
•$53.00 ton ,cif ..
Purena - Caw Chow
To increase. theMi1k .Capacity , $40.00 ton • off, ea
FOR HOGS •
Ada Bag Hog Chow to each' ,5 bags Chop Produii 4 Hog
st
per ton of Chop instead of Just 2 -- Ask for pian of self feeder.
For reliable farmers, we will supply you with Rog �Ghow, at t ,4e
"\"dais`Cash Price;- ;pay 'when file Hogs -go .to -mark. i
eharire. et-rna carryidrg
- E : `Yo ' o RIDERS-�•N• NOW. -TA ASS•UIi DELIVER•
Lorne MacLennan,
Phone 774w,. Lucien
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