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Review. Of Happenings_ In 1940
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JANUARY • 'through the o incial isubsidy :of
Reeves N. E. 'Bushell and Richard one Mill or* tlle assessed value..
LuckuovitAnd:I01.7....,..Gearge...Robins.on ,o.t ,,Hdlyrood. Aohh,
loss. 7 . ed • • '
v. •New Year's Day broitiht severe .Mr. and WS. George . SwanSr.e,
storm and tera.PoYarY traffic- tie UP celebrated. their 54th Wedding- Ai:pi-
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VillageCouncil ,disCussed question ersary. •• ' '
• . of naimiCipal employee and: Farm honte•of Mr. and Mrs. ,Lorne
finally deferred dectsiort., • Farrish,Ashfield, deStroYed 1y ,fire.
2....41/44guid Mrs.:Thonias 1VIcKe1th Of William A., Johnston of Ashfield
. 11aZenrnore,,Saak., fornterly of 14,1.1c•lc- and, John John.ston of State of Wash.-,
• ' noW, celebrated golden wedding: •day. ington,•twin brothers, -celebrated 85th
'F G Todd elected Pl'esident of birthday • '
vecknew A:grictiituial,•,Society. • . 7 Rev, :F. C. McRit'ehie,:7fOrnierly oZ
• • Mrs.- (Rev.) 'J.• K. McGillivray, for-' Kinfough appointed " reetor of St:
Merlrof Ashfield aad:61.,acknow, res- ThOtiras „church, Walkerton, succeed-•
'Cued by firemen' when tra/pped. by, mg the late::Rev,,Sichard perdue. ;
mike on, the second floor of their" 'F Malcolm held Suction' sale as
prelude' to retirement frem teamster
business in whieh he had: been. • en-
gaged here •for. 38, years.
In -Doininloh election McKenzic
Kifig-raverriment-swent hack t� pow-
er. .W. R. ,Tomlinson re-elected in
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RepPy New -4ar.
. Miss, Sadie JohnstOn, .R.N.,
Winghani spent the holiday week at
her -home-here;-• -
• Mr, and • Mrs. 'Donald Martin of
toticlon spent •Christmas With Mr. and
lYfro.i.D. A. MacLean. ' •
55 Years Married
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Sarnia apartmeat.
• • ../Orah Crawford •installes1 as Wor-:
shiPfial Mater of Old' Light Lodge.
• Harold Allin appointed atemhet of
• LuckiX-071711,rustee. Board, • succeeding
School Board assumed the 'cost of defeatieg Leigh Snider in 11 nage,
ProViaing"derital service for -all: pub.1ri North Hurt* Elston...Cardiff, 'Con.:•,„
lie school children. •. , 4.,seirvativ.e, defeated R. •3:••••Deachinan
• three hi 40 --Votes'. • •
•Sent*1 published pictures .of . . „ ;
• seta of three brothers, the Webster, • Official li•gutes revealed that hoc• .-
Manaes aritt•MtbithY boys, who had, fans, during ten games .in the
'. all )oined tire.,91-th Batter,y. • •16eal-ateriar-ni .unehe&-no leis than'
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• :Miss .A.ratielle Cameron appointed 1492 hags of Peanuts: ,The sales net-
, charge o eflicrarBill7Fiepli-one' tad oler frrairltangeretvel-$.3(toth • .
°Bice. • • • Ea hest Easter in :38 'Years ..saW
rs. Wigan • ll-traffie,•-pa•raly-zed-:13y„,...faur..,day
'Marked her 98th birthday, /: zard :arid- near- „zero : emperature
• Two hundred .attended. banquet in Weather calmed election • 'day
Leelinew honoring G. 'Nodcl:. and Tuesday March 26th; but roads re -
,•;D: J. ilebharles'fet sukcesees,in Show mainted blocked'. • . •
rings and op race tracks, Event spon-. Wm: Staters completed years of
Pored by Agricultural Society. Mr. 0. cantinhous service..as mail courrier on
'7.• S. Robertson for 65 years a member: RR. a•;' Holyrood: ; • • ,;, • • .
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the. Society unable f to °attend 'fine preseatatiOn held in :honer of new-
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_ On•Sunday December 29th, Mi. and
,M. -:'.fames Blue of AmberleY,'cele-
brated their' fifty.fifth wedding Mini-
vereary. A. family, gathering ;was held:
at Mr. and Mrs. Donald' Blue's, tan
Saturday .everiipg when ;a:lumbers el'
their • family, arid .,friencla; gathered '
to. wish them. many, happy retn.tits
Of .the'daarl Cue* were pr sent from
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Detroit , Taranto, LuCknew. in't !UP,'
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.Hanover,Transports won't have the;
-Panic es --of - Schrturr- of Walk-
erton when the hockey season'Opens.
'Arnd has been .called up to report in
Schnurr enlistedIn the R. C. A. ,Fa
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ToContct on SaturdaY. ,•• •
the church with the lst vice president ,
Cnristmas -service of -worship as out Fred McDenald farm: Cheaa to • This, and the/ entry. of, an Internee- •
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A HaPRY'lliatt PrasnerOne New Year
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• BORN --41n -Wingbarri General Hos-
pital on Monday, December 23rd, to;
Mr. and MrS:,'Hilliaid-jeffererinjnea
Alice Thorabn) 'govt.. .•
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..:rtfluRSDAN, JANUAILT 214' .1941
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:FOR. SALE, --1 .good ,
lold. Price $249. Get;rge 'Kennedy, R.v, 1,1
:was held. in the biaement of
Lacknow 'Phone 434.- ,
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(Intended for Last Week)
•The roads are all open for motor
traffic and p'eople have been able to
do theiri'• Christmas shopping While
the children Ivisited Santa :Claus:
Work has been given up On • the.
'new bride eitraie Butewater for the
time' being. Tinder usual weather con°
dieens the work Would have been Coin-
pleted hy •this trine: •,,But With earlY
snow, frost' and •noW the freshet 'in
whi-eh--partTof-T-theitLfranie_w_ork Was
sept lyrair it has been impossible
continue -With the !work.
' "to indiapositien suffered that .day. lywecls, Mr. had. Mrs. " George Alton
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Villag-e Council: decided_against.,_aa: (riee_Elsie Vint):: • • '
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- peiritment of, full time official. Calm- ' DEATHS --/James Webster, Mrs.
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.; en moved to seek information re pto- Charles Barber, native of Ashfield,
cediire in forming a P. U. Commis- Johnston Rotilston of OliVet, C A.
•sittn.- • - - s, koberteon, M.P.P. for. Huron -Bruce,
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ApprOxiMately five feet of ;snow win.; A,' Phillips, Mts. :Andrew Stein,
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fell /in January estabfieliing a fedora ',)" • ish t•tahan /
in these. parts, 'twas .beheved. , ;!. . ' APRIL .- •
Rev'. ::J. 11. Geoghegan inducted as Village,' COripeil 'arline4ted of an es -
rector •at Strathrpy• „ titillated expenditure of •$,%.000‘on lead,
DBATII.S4-Mrs.,A.; U. Spence, 1111rs hydro lines. '
„IGeorge TwaMley, .Misp Isabelle Mut-
.• die;, Mrs. JoSeph' Tayler; RobertHam-'
• liton, -formerly, ef HolYrood • -
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Mrs. N: Thompaon presiding The • tiOtt RENT -I -The' stone house on :1,11e.
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idable aggregation. ;
a Teally_farny../ lined in the •Misaionitry Monthly was able / tennent. J.. McMillae, Luck.
-x 11 d "Tile World Tian now' • - •
diate team in 1)urhiiiiiibas upset Hap-
over's 'plans for icing
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• • • Haulage, te•-i0hrist7. with: „o . S 1 in pu up
• present taltiriiptirt.,,The Study Book 'BA..CKACHE are sew g y .
WANTEI)
• FitemantEngineer; 3rd' claim
•certificate. Steady Jeb.
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• THE CIRCLE RAR KNITTING
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'Kincarairie,, ; Ontario.
, The.Continned mild weather of ,the •wle , • , • . . take -RUMICAPS. . -Pains and aches
s given by Mrs, R. •ChilanneY. The - • , - - - - - :LT,— ,
past week or so 'has knocked hockey annual election of officersresulted ir•e relieve atter the first 'close. Mc, ;; ,.. : _ '. . • • '
.;_....... _ „/ . , • as . f,ollOyis,t • Hop. Pres., '31,;rs. Bert' KI1WS riFill0 STi,--gtk'• •
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aehed'ules• completely :POclreye./ . .
. • • .., • . • • , ^ Taylor, pres.,11rs. It. Clutpmei; 1st ' : : .
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The *Forst of it is that Where 'ice vice vres',,,, awra, N... Thompson; ' (or:, 'TENDER) .
was 'available, 'the .coptiiniee mild ,
_iveather, has ruined -it, and We a case
of practically starting from•Peratch,
when.Jack Frost giires the go-ahead
signal..
sec'y., 'Mrs Alblert Campbell; rec.
seer, J.C. Robinson; Temper-
ance and tennituray friendship sec'y
Mrs,. Bert Taylor; 'Miesirinary,Month-
1Y sec'y, Mrs.'N-Thompsop; See'y of
Herald, Mrs: Jones; press) sec'y, 11/frs.
Ohaanney;: Att, re: -.Bert Taylor' and
Mrs. ThOmpsOn were re-elected
president and ;sec'y-treas.of the Wca,
•reen's Association,. ••, • •• • •
The St itugUitine Wonrients ,Insti-
tute will meeren Wednesday 'January
-8th-at-the-Amme Miss Josephine
•IdrAlliSter7-ConvenerTlgis„-4Gns,„Ki
ahan.. Subject, Canadianizaticin.1 Boll
'in some arenas ice7making-had net
any more than 'got underviray, so at
the best; it looks as if it will be about
e couple of ..1;eeks before the boys.
can. get at ft.
t-t-hat-theLinettury"
will have to
he pupils. of the schools have b • een sortie diriping pronto. As this: is
• --• - _. • 3.'vritten Tuesday snow. has replaced
netts and ale now (enjoying the r the rain of the pagt v—T.--reekrand aidtop e .311 pets ns havi g r1aims ag t tIe.
w ear s Resolutions. Current . 0 n a a ns
quite busy wan tnVirrarristrotts Con ' • • an y
TENDERS will be received by the ,
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mdersigned up. to January 21st, .for.
10 cord's body wood,•Maple 1,6 in. lone;
to be delivered at the • school it SS.
NO. 15, Astilield on or before 'June
1:5th:,' 1941.. "
. '• Neil J. MacKenzie, Sec.,
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• NOTICE TO CREDITORS
YTHE. MATTER „Of the. oEstate ef
Andrew .1-1,Hamilton • late' of the
Towniltip. .of „Kinloss /in • the County
-IrBruce;--Farnier, deceased.. • •• ;
:etice hereby-Viven--4Uratiant-,
• the ...Statutes • ill that behalf that'
m. the tetaperitture may follow.
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events Mrs. Jas. Ciaif. 11O-PWS-aVstrite-of•-•tire-said
Miss -M: A. Brophey; Miss Mad. Red-
mond, Miss Bernadette Boyle and
MS: Wm. Redmond. •
Holida visitore Imre ancrthere in -
eluded Mr. and. Mrs: Joe Thompion
and family of Listoivel With Mr. and
• iten;. 'deceased, who •died• On Or ,about
ation The Presbyterian. Sunday Seim& the. Eleventh day of May: A.D. -.1939,
held their Christmas prograrn'on Fri-.
family: of. • Mrs. .Jehlt.. MCCharleS ir ben the Fifteenth.daY of Jaim-
• Rink manager Wellington'.McCoy• ,
has been keeping an ear pealed for
weather Terabits, as each day he saw
a• pretty fair sheet of ice gradually
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llAltltisTER'!'S°L1,1C1..1:71$1.1{r.o..
Kincardine, , 0
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Ilranch Office, In The .Seence
• Block, laicknow, 'past of the
. Bank of Montreal.
'Will Be In Lucknow Each
Wed neigdaik, 'Morning- After --
mann & each "Friday Afternoon.
tre•reqUired to.,forward their ,
iuly verified by affidavit, to Sarah.,
lane Hamilton, Executrix Of the es-;,
tate of the said Andrew Hamilton on;
day elzening of last week.' ,
We 'extend: our sympathy *to the
;aid Executrix will pr9ceed to dis- I
Mrs. N. Thompson; lVIrs.sGeo. Naylor
• 'whose death. Occutred on. Wednesday) diseppear to ahnoat nothing: • ‘ry 4.D, 1941, after which date the
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I • FEBRUARY , . --
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• . ; LueknOW SePoys Wori . their group
with Mne wins and one defeat; took
.; . ' the':gretip 'chamnionshiP •hy ousting
. :Kincardine and Pitialey in the Oar,
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Offs' and 'Iopt to G,eorgetoWa in
; . •the- firat, i•outid 'ef •-the
•• downs
• _ JOynt Was awarded damages
•-•-• 'of $90./Win elairn against the Vili•-•
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Qt. :Lucknpvi; tetifiting .froni , a
Plate.glaas window in the JoYnt Block
. Smashed lby a itone hurled
• -•.'froin the roadWay,by a par; .!.11,4e case
wits turned' over to the Insurance
.. Company earrYing the Village's hit-.
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ineurartee. " • • , •
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: C. A. Robertson; M.P.P. for Haroit.2
Bruce, while while Seriously ill, was carried
• 'from his borne when fire broke out
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1r and and Mrs. Abraham .Oulbert of
; / • Otingannen eelebrated their .58thilpved.
ding,tuiriiveis0.ry • , •
Deactimaa was choice cif Nortb
.•, " nOrainatiort;
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Arinouncement made intimatina
,that School•fairs were to be eancelled.
in 1940
Fire .Company presented, 19 •fonn-
.tain :pens • to rinembere • of the 97tb•
•I0Oth Battetieg: Presentatien
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Voineti'a Institute.' "At Home".
Leonard JrwinTs barn at;Parainoun'
destroyed • fire. ' • •• '• • •
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.A. motion to pall for tenders fol
• • "the cdaistriction of the Ackert :Drain
, • "under -the-•••Archibald'tep.ort..Was de•:
; , felited on a • division vete...et, Kinloss:
Council: ' • ;
Twerity,two 'members Of ,leceif'Tal:
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• • • : 'Ranier" Cam P were guests of Major
'• E. R. Dixon at Bennett Barracks at
Listowel. , •
'Group,. winning Seneys treated V-
. chicken dinner by Hon. President j.
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• „Irici-rabbit hunting greyed. profit,'
; 'ahle as an Elitira forLfernier paid
. as high as 20c head ; for this fox
,feed..Hataled away ene, load of oVei
• , 60.6 fririn cominunity. ..„
„ • .. Huron Copity' Council voted amen
• • ' imously to lease Sky Hathor 'airpart
to the. Department ef Natienal 1:/e
•i-ferree•fOrthe-duration. of tbe War ain!
. 'three. years thereafter, at an Manual
•• 1.ntal of . • •
DEATIfh-IVIrs. Krthur Clifton
Mrs J'H. Ackert: Roderick Dough'
• . Violet :•Twarrileil, Dr. Harry • Hucistin
:'- of' Whithai, Dav1d, Dun-
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' Charles! MeNab, .clerk.., arid tress'
nrer of Walkerton seetenced to -three
• arid one-half, years hi Kiniston..pen
itentary Utkai pleading tta
charge of stealing., $1,860 from thn.
ton of Walkerton. • ,v•-• • . • .
• Gene41 • inerease assessments
• •; in West Wawanosh, while re'etalting
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December 18th at f thsaid' estate
the home of her : • with Mr. and Mrs. C. Rebinson; tribute the assets oe • Mr. and IVIrs.' Elwin tiph:nsted sihbaliej Otnlileyn•fhoraytehehcad.nostioefwhich
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'their Mouth's military training with Southanipton ancl Hanever Were cardine ,friende;
danghter MTartr-MiteD,onahl-
--- • ` Todate the jriniais have foar Pest- 'Mr 'and lare• Clarence •Chaintiei anavina rega
d 'xinoag the petsens• entitled, thereto
The boys who have been away ponments Two games here hist ,weeh Mr and Mre. John Johnsten with Kin- 'ird unla_to_iannand being re.-
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have retained home. • • • 'out,. of the question e and ; this iun
pweek; Chney, Whighain :With Mr. and Da - at Ontario, this
Lticknow.
• games:at Ripley arid. Hanover ftere •
Mrs. R. Chimney; Mr. Will Craig of 'Eighteenth :day a December A.IN •
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ASHFIELD RESIDENT HAD postponed.' • . 1. on on with ins 'Parents,
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• „ Sarah Jar Hamitlon,
CAlt, DAMAGED IN WINGIRAM. ' ' #"•••"•,•----.• • •••, '• , • Mrs, ,Tas. Craig; Mies Donna Arm,' '' 1 Kincard ne, Ontario;
. _ , -. strong of • Sarnia, with • her parents. -." Executilx.
A ear crash oectirred.'•in: front fSf Mr. and Mrs Mark Armstrong; Miss
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Foicton's Dairy, Friday night: Ralph Irene Jefferson, Dunavills:Miss Glad-
Ca:aileron; 4. No, 7. LuelcnoW, park- ys . Jefferson, R.N., WOodstock • and
Mies:-.-OW.f.j-efferson,7-R7N-.7-..:Niagara
Falls with their •nietber, Mrs. C. Jef-
ferson; Pte. Archie Jones Of 'Wood'-'
;stock with lila parents; Mr. and Mr's. ,
Jae. Jones, kr. Henneth Campbell of 0.•W. 0:: was held in the 'Sixth SebOO1
TOronto and •Mids'Jet...n vof Kitchener with a gondattendance. Mrs, Levis
With their parents Mr. and MrS. W. nresided,end th•e meethagenened With
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Ripldy , Juniors are Selieduled . to
play here: next Wednesday night and
its probab14that this atilt be another'
fixture--Ohelved ler the meantime.
The Juniors boweVer are playing
a double schedule,.and in event of too
martY pastponelneAts, a redraft could
be made to a single schedule.
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Under new pasteurization law,y--
hiS:—car ni-th-e-ribove location while
M. :Johnston: terminated 18 years in
dairy business hete. '
Election. of A. M. "Seedy" Nichol-
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ion, C.C.F., candidate,- in.„ *Kenzie
constitirency in Saskatchtilin, learn,
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he. Wept to the, show. ;Another car.
belieVed to he driven .by Wilfred- Ly,
nett of Culross, ran into it, damaging
t to theeitent of about $20.00: It is
claimed LYnett left the aCcident with-
out reporting and was later:Picked np
Organization of local • Boys' Swi•ne t,ounty Constable 'Wm: Gardiner
Club proceeded With.
. •Miss Muriel Blake, ,an irent-lung,
patient itt Victoria Hospital glace the
fall of 1987, was reported impreiring
after being 'eeriousiyilL, ' -
Mrs. R. G. Ellis, a "former resident
of Locknow, observed her ipist birth-
• day at :the home Of her son -George
--af Brantford. ' • •
Murdo Matheson elected president
of Liickno*.Consumersr Co -Operative
CoalPanY:.
• Cost of *inter snowploughing of;
• County roads in Huron. estiniated at
?led Constable Gordon: -:Deyell. A
therge' di: leaving tire -seem -of an ae-
cident an operating a car while in.•
:toxieated. has: been Mead. His car re-
ceived -more damage than the other.-:
Advance Times. , •
Rev. anci Mrs. R. W. Craw 61: Sea -
forth Severely injured in motor acci-.
dent:'
ttev. "H.. T. Hamilton assumed dutier field farmer received 'personal letter.
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'soCiation supported raciVe t6. secure
lower hydro power rates.. ' •
8771:00th Batteries left Listowel for
Petawaws • ,
Kinloss Cenncil moved to investi-
eate of •rescinding Ackert
brain by-law.. ,;• ' ; •
George Collinson, Kintall,•seriously
hint When.: run oVer by tractor.
Wm.' A. Iohnston, 85 -year -bid •APh
as rector of Kinlough-Kingarf-Bervie
Rev. R. Douglas MaeDonald ordain-
• in hi' honie ;church by his father,
;Rev•C,-:-H,-MaoDoo•ald.-LReeei:v-edL-a-P-
eointrnent as Pastor catAlinit Street
'Church, St: Thentai.,, ,
Clansmen decided' to buy Sound sYa-
ern for teat! erena. ' •
-Miss Mildred Ritchie appeinted
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Manager of local 'Bell Telephone' of..
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Mrs.,:Phillfp Stewart elected presi•
dent Of '
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Reg: Ferglosen `crowned" marble
.11arnp ,iy) Trail Ranger tournament
Committee organized to promote
'rad carry on ?refugee Work.
. ,Mrs..Wm. SerimgeaurI, formerlY
LucithoW,. celebrated her 90th birth-
day. "
: DEATHS -Harold Parker; Donald'
• McKay, Can. 2, Kinloss-,' Alexander
IVIacLennan, , formerly "of Ashfield;
Bayle;• George Brooks; joseph
from Prima Minister ltlacKeppie King.
• Promotion: announced of Jpstice
.of Chief Jusicie of 'British Coitimbia,
Is •a riatiVe of Con. 12,, Ashfield. .
_Harye_y_Scatt over' a 311'64 sPace
of' time, bagged: a' tetal'of, seven of
the "Kinloss wOlves",at $20,00 ahead:
:•'Levi Hodgkinson had: hand shattet,
ed and, Was nearly blinded by-dyna-,
Mite blas t , • ;
• Erection of Gospel Hall ComPleted
at Kinlough, for:evangelisticservices.
• Work speeded tip by, Red Cross
branch in:tesPonse'to emergency tall
,fer•: surgical -
W. J. McCitOeh of the Hamilton;
Spectator, brilliant address at
the Masonic' At Hoinel. On "England
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•The Intermediates ran into their,
first Postponement., on Monday night
• . with their parents Mr. and Mre. Thos. McKinnon read the Minutes of the
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OPTOMETRIST .
IN LUCKNOW
-EAH WEDNESDAY
, AFTERNOON
• 1:30 to 6 o'clock.
AT WIV1. SCHMID'S STORE
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: (Weeded for; La:st. Week)• •, ,
The December, meeting of the U.
A.-Ccuripbell; Mr. W„arren Bamford of -inging the Ode, followed by repeat -
Cumberland aTici Miss Elaine •of Blyth ing the Lord's Prayer in unisa.n.340
" slated to go to Han'
• • :Bamford; Miss, Viola ,:ThoMpson,. last Meeting and Mrs. Martin gave
• Lueknotv, With. 4r. and Mrs. David he treasUrer's reeort, After commun.
Paisley , was sCheduled for the op-
Chainney; Mason Robinson, Windsor, ity Singing the roll Call was in the
with his father, Mr: Thos.- Itohiitson;' form of 'a gift exchange ; The busl-.
ener Luckriew next Monday.,‘ and
it seenta° a certainity tbat this one
Mr. and -Mrs. Raymond Finnigan and nese. was traniacted, $l0.00 being
will be Off. family of Crewe with M. and Mrs. donated to the, Sick Children's
• Chalrate'y. ,• • ' in Lencien and $10:00 to tlie• fund
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'' HoweVer these , two! teams are list-
eds-tr'iock'-liorns in Paisley on the Doctor "I dont to niention it., . Included a reading by , Lillian' Car-
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10th, and isurely by that time they but that cheque •you gave inc has '•uthers, reading hy Ruth McKinnen.
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'aught to get Ohm: , empe back ', Patient:. "Well, that sure -ecitation . by Miss' Dean McLeod'.
, Of Cotirse schedules Were slated to' ' : .; • • hy Kathleen: ;arid Lillian Carruthers. I.
Britain's War vidtims. The program
• , is funny, Doc. So did mYleinbago." eeding by Kathleen -Carruthers,• ' duet I
mien somewhat earlier then is .cnis-.• ; MARKING.. Wis. Hughes dendueted quizz con-
tomary this year, resulting in an an,- .• • • :
MrS; Chas. IVIorrison and -children
usual miset to the Plang-
of Goclprich are visitors at the home,
With an early return o cold- weat - of Mr. and 'Mrs. Will Irvin.
er it shaUld be passible to tuck in an, Mr. and Mrs: Cecil Johnston wete,
extra game here and there and time
:Christmas visitors with the, lattei°s
have group .winners declared pretty
'', . parents at. ArkOna.
inuch-On -Hine; . 7 - " ; • — : WI and.-NIter-g-e--Atirireatt .iinfi
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• . .7,, ."."....77 . t family Of Luckeow spent Christmas
Baseball 'held. the -spotlight f a
...„•°1'' , •daY 'with Mr. and Mrs. Will Andrew
night at least last week, when Ripley ,
Mr. and Mrs.' Chas. Pearce o1: Hol' -
trophy
were presented With •a locely
mesville spent last,Week with Mt. fend
trePhy emblematic of the Junior "C"
Mrs. Thos Anderson
ehrimpionshiplof Ontario. ' '
. Mr. gild 1VIrs, 'Stuart burnin and
' 'family Of Wroxeter spent Chiistmas
prese•itatiori was macre by lack
with Mr. and Mrs ;Isaac. Cranston.
_MeeDonald_ef Cheiley, on :behalf of
the Ontario Baseball Arnatent Ao-
,:sbdiation, and was received by Don
MacLeod, . manager/of the team ,
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• MAY
W. Paterson Makes claim that
evidences point ,definitely, t� oil. ex-
isting in the Holytood area.
• 'W. A. Patens eleeted Grripd. Sup,. .
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periled Aekert Drain,. bylaw and en-
gaged new engineer to report. a
Clean -riot ,of this dirain.::' ;
May was month Of .eloudinesi and
rain making seeding difficult, if pes
, CONTINIIED NEXT -WEEK
Jock lidacPherson and • tam' ily tott
do.vin to ,Sunday. dinner. •
"Now, lettildren", he said, "cii) ye
want the cord• meat ,or\ a :nigke1 a-
pie,ce?°
Three hands went up for the nicicel.
The meat was reinavecland Mrs. Mac-
Pherson served apple pie, • .
'"New children,° said ,Tock, "Who
Yet Shell 'Stand:" ,
W. 'Patterson assured 'busiriess
rhea's groan that Ile planned to drill
an oil well in the Helyrorid distriet.
Local • women attend meeting. to
hear V.Itc.W. plan explained;
DEATHS -Mel 13yran, M.L.A: of
Vancoriver, formerly of I.,ucknow;
Christine Grant, a daughter of Ash-
field 'manse; Richard Brown; John'
McGaire; Marguerite Jamieson; Wm.
H. Cooke; Mrs, Wm. MaIlengb, native
of A.shlield; Mrs. Milton Donald, a
atiVe Culross; Mrs: Jrglin..loyn4
rs. Alex Hedley; Mrs,•Rebt, Moody
qrintendeat of 'Huron District, Royal
Arch IVIasons:• ' . „
Thirty -day purnpipg Jest decided
upon detdrniine if turbidity in see,
:led well Would *at, '
Dr, W. V. Johnston elected presi-
dent, of Bowling Club.
Mak. 7th marked Lai birthdays
in home Of Com Foran when tWin
VO-therS; l$1ruer and Norman were 19,
Ind Ilene and Gordon, twin sister and
brother' w4.t 15..
toWaship of Ashfield :received de-
livery 'of a $5,g00 road, maintainer.
Peter Watson sold his •West
wanogh farm tO Lloyd Hunter. •
no inCreaSe'' in taxes, Meant an Mairiess -Meri'S Association
.ereaSi tile revenue' of abotat •$500 eeted 3. R. IVI.CNah is president; AS. *wants a piece Of pie for niekele dough. --Ottawa 'Journal. . $21,64„ ;;„ •
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Individual Medals, with their ;name
engraved, were preSented • to -the mem-
bers of the tearni Local boys • who
helped round out this classy squad
were Donald ,Finlayson, Doug Altai-.
ison, Jack cook, Murvin Solomon and
Angus MeXinnon.• ••
The big event Was held .in the
Township Hall, Ripley, last FridaY
night and'Was followed hdance.
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•SCHOOL130Y HOWLERS
:OpiM shop is better' than closed
shop on account of the ventilation.
In the Seventeenth Century travel-
ling. was vent romantic, as they had
to roads,' only bridal' paths,
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Hors de Combatmerins e. War horse.
, Farming in the /a)estern states is
done by irritating, the sail. •
Rotation of crop§ is so that thrt
dna get the sun on all sides.
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Western, Ontario IVIotorwitya
• BUS SERVICE
from LUCKNOW
Revised Schedule, Effective
• October 6th, 1940
---LE-AV-ES LUCK -NOW- ai
except Sundays • and HolidaYa
at 7 tiatc for Wingham, ' Clin-
ton, London, Detroit, Sarnia,
•Stratford, Gfialpii, • Toronto,
HaVtton. • '• ••• '
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• itys*-
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1.1:6aveaR'diPaiLlYE,i. 'eaCtOt
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'SUNDAYS.* Holidays -10;40'
'HOLIDAYS 0NLY-2:45
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For further information see
Local Agent
T. W. Smith
Central Garage " Liickeow•;
`est, all of 'Which was Much enjoyed:1
kt;vete cif thanks was giren th dlr.
via the meeting clesed '
1Ct
COURRIES 'CORt4ERS ors in charge. Lunch was -served
*be Natiooai Anthetn. • A fje,pp? New Iteal;To MI, .
' 'Mr.Ttaser. McKinnon who.has been ' • , ,
'at. training at Kitchener returned
. Mrand Mrs. Warner Smith and ,
home op SetUrday... :' ' • • family .from Salem, and Mr. Albert . , ,
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.1dii-lt-Mcolcn.r:nAr.ain.tinoidrite-Mtli:Wt:wh:e:Mki-FT::. ae.ln,C.111 4M%-t,sff.lipi!IIT'l--. *44clay i'l•Gidwitheliiivie.r. antlk"111sri./41tJainebicr''L57t17.
. • 'Teacher's and students home fer the - .
.Mts. Herb •litickton spent the week- holiday;.' Miss Ina •Calnphell from St: :
and with ,her parents. : . Mary's, Miss Ilene from Torento,.Miss
MrsJewitt of Lucknow spent last .Graet, and Louise from Lacknow High'
;week with Mrs: ll. T. 'McKinnon. School; . Misses Melaa: and Winnie '
Old. friends and neighQurs 'atten- `liana...from Orillia; MissIJean Nelson; '
ied.the funeral 0,11 Sundav. of ltilrs„ A. Miss. EVelyn Little, Miss Pearl Ison- "
ioson, 'Mr. Robert Boak and Mi. Grant '
Farrisb from . Luckanw ,High Schoca-
.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred .Farrish and '
1:1.uisesknAonw..
Anna 'Mae spent ,C, hristma.s day,
with Mr. and Mrs. Noble Johnston of'
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..:Mr. and Mrp.•David Little,.Verit and .
Miss Mary Alton and, Mr. W:' Ware- ;
ing spent Christmas, day With Mr. and •
Mrs. Fliner Altonand family. '
•Visitorti with Mr: and MTS. james. '
Drennan Christmas day were Mr: and
Mr and Mrs. Wilfred Plunkett and, .
fatty -Ay' from Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. 't •
' . Wilfred 'Drennan and' family •froin
\Capttiewte‘iMary: onfn,c1payfrarsm. 0Munetlit, in Raynstra ' ':', .-. •
• -Mr, and Mrs. LlOyd Robb frOm Pin- ,•)liel
kerton and Anna with Mr. and Mra.
L'orpe Fairish en thriatiiitia -day: '
h, igMr.rQGtrtrrs m
Gant Fart.Bob a
rishis visiting m
iisitiagi. d with 4
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,ISifittl.(re)iVinsd:w.13, iluihd•Fg44:4i;sithAnd.di;ImMirri'lrira.6htiJilta:rat..°et '11.141i:
Mies Myrtle Johnstone froni God::
i•Ws liNslosilwse'Yiyrritivictipen:Caviiin..lieCIlh,,rt,thnloe7ia. laily,1: .,.. :40, ,
Mich spent Chrisimas• • eve at he
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inBth6lei!Lergit''C°hrrnittaas-rditn. 71" "eli
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• •,... _ .Ress of Lucknow_,, a former regident
(InteMiled for last Week)
Miss Mary Cranston of Goderictt
is spending a few days at her -home
Mr.. Robert Irwin returned home
from Woodstock On Saturday,
• Teachers and students are 'all,hotm
•for the Christinas vacation,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford. Kilpatrick
visited On Sunday with the latter's
mother, ,Mrs. George polloek f Shep-4
pardtOn. ' '
'SS. No. 9 held their ehrigtanas Con
cot in the school last Thursday' af-
ternoon. Much credit is due to our
teacher, Miss Jean MacMillan and t�
• the pupils for the, fine afternoon'r
entertainm'ent.o, • ' • ,
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We have heard, it hinted that there
are girls' who don't mind It a guy
is only halfbalted-if he has lots cif
of the Sixth Coricessieti of Kinloss.
Miss Mary .114cletyre of Toronto
is sending a ,few days at her home',
•;Mr. Hugh McMillaa was up from
Toronto qver the week -end:
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"That's a fine•gitl you've married,'
sat& the 'old friend:, ••
• "Yes," said' the angler, absentmind-
edly, "hut yin; should ;have -seen he
tipe,which got away." ;
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Mr .end Mrs., Fratik King frem Tor-
onto spent the holiday with her per -
eras, Mr. and Mrs. .TameS 1i/feel/on,
'Mr Thos lake is under the doc aid
tOr'P 'care at preperit. We hope he Mr. Oliver, McCharlea, Mt. Robert
will soon' be. up and around again. Hamilton are down ,with the flu.
• The. StiridaY,School .Christipas con, i; Mr. Raymond Richards from Galt
cert was held in Blake. hall last Fri- and Notval .from. Guelph spent Xmas'
day evening,.. The .sphocil children ITh.o their parents'," Mr. and, Mrs'.
both No".. 9 and .13e11:ast had charge Dick RiChards,' ,
of the first part of the program. Mr,
Godfrey Hall had his venal treat for.
•the childree. But we 1.,LTre very Sorry
he WO not itt,bleti) be ;present hinieelf.
We kviih to take this. opportunity ol
wishing this fine ...old igentlethee a
very merry' Christmas' and a ,Happy
Ne4 Year: Two short clia,lognes,,a,Ad,.
• vice- .to--theAeire- Lore ' and •`Peteliirii
PaW'A.'roend" were given hy'a nuinher
cat the Votktig PeOple. Proceeds
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Mrs. Rehert Heed Spent a fevi day'r
with friends in Toronto. -:.
yiss Myrtle, Webster spent the ti.ol•
iday 't: ii- home.
Mr; Ronald ilenderson from Pete -
wawa. is horne qn leave. 1 .
Miss Eliza Cook; nurse -in -training
at, Owen Soinid, spent Christmas. at'
tier borne. ' •
1.rhe sewing be 'will he held at Mss Ada Stanley...ort Thurgday, Jana
ielth at I". &crock',
, T'1d,'mp%eln.'L°ist'eve7-
• thInileattokn°::'eePthv
tof1dtlntiignin'
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