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A i-OB,TEC" IVE• . __ . 1 WEST WAWANOSFA
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DIED• IN. GODERICH .
IN •B,RU,C,E IS 'OVER
. M LLION".DOLLARS.
Vietory Loan; iheailquar'tere
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citizens, ,of the County of Bruce have
been hiked, ed, to subscribe• for .$1,05
..in Canada's';1941 Victory Loan. •Off-
icials on. the loan, stress the fast that
.h.
' these' figures represent ',a. minii tun•
rt. .
effort onlee and it is confidently •.ex-
pected ' that Bruce 'County will • sur-
pass this figui a by a very large, mark.
In the 1919. Victory.. Loan:campaign
:' the 'County of Bruce almiest doubled'
t �ective, whiels was $2,000,0.00
• • at that time, The actual amount sub-
scribed' in 1919 was' in. excess of three
and on -half ,million, dellars: •
The • C.ounty„ has� been, divided into
five districts: and at a later date .an
William John Foran, 72 ,years of
age, :passed eeeety in G.oderich Hos-
pital• on Tuesday,.fellowing'�an. oper-
atioti: which he underwent two ,weeks
ago . •
A -videl
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objective will be set for each lis-
triet. The organization is 'rapidly
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nearing completion and in each of the
five districts . of .the County, local
cheii.men, will co-operate .with head-
tlArsigre_ase , help.tesseeesthriterte
le
izen.is°overlooked in trying to sec'
as large An army of ' subscribers'.
possible!
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Mr." F. Shaw of Walkerton, clic
man of the c_ominittee, , in announci
the. ebjeetive of' 050+'00 .
Vii, 0 urged t
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are urging every loyal Canadian i
Bruee .County to• lend and lend to th
, limit for victory", .•
!The forthcoming campaign will
formally :launelied:, on June 2nd an
plana for press, radio, .moving .piston'
:publicity, bill 'board posters,` hat!
'bills, and direct,. Mail :advertising; a.r
already wei1 :developed: lin additio'
there: twill be essay contests tri • th
schools and speeches -before servic
clubs and churches, fraternal ' .arid
women's organizations... Every .house.
herder . will receive an ' illustrated
booklet describing Canada's war•act-
�e.' In addrt on the Banks and
Trusts Companies wilt; cooperate by
sending letters to all .depositors airy,'
ing them to' buy Victory . Bonds.
In 'the fifth war loan .of the ' first
Great War 1.140,000.Canadi,ans sub-
scribed for •270?7,1.17,550 of 'bonds..If
every ' Canadian with a savings, ac-
count gets . behind' the 1941 loan the
record of the first Great War should
be exceeded. We are spending billions
,' On the prosecution of the war and .we
are-already—heavily taxed, . but most
of these billions. and' those takes are
+bemgespent .in Canada. and that mon-
ey conies back to us: Let's keep it
rolling, keep putting, it back into -he
war effort that it may be'; spent again
and again until right 'prevails and
the world is free, ' , _
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pected West. Wawanosh farmer, Mr.
Foran retired,a a few •w yearns,, ago And`has since made his home. in GoderichC
"His brother;; Conrad, passed away last
year, •
Besides•• his Wife, a formerly Mary
Holland, • .three . sisters • survive,, Mrs
Tlionjas Leddy,.:St. Augustine; Mrs,
phidlip off gars 'Ashfield'and. Mrs. Jas.
McGlynn, Teeswater:
• Reguie 'higll, mass 'will be sung
in St. Aliguatine R. C. Church on Fri;
day morning at ten. o'clock;;with. in-
ter'•nieet in, St.! Augustine :Cemetery.
CLA
NSMEN PRESENT'RING
TO DEPARTING MEMBER
The .Clansran have presented. Drr
R,M,ete, ,Tielea.ven wither-signetering;
in recognition of his valued services
as a' mem+ber of the Club. Dr. Tre-
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leaven leaves shortly for: Woodstock.
fir_ The ring is ieing,. engraved with 'his
ne .initials end will ;as well carry an en -
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mportanee of ' reaching and usurp
Sing. the figure. "The 'very , nature
Cana,�da's • war effort., makes it i
peratiireAthat'due •troops;be equipp
with the ' finest -mone ' .can : bu " • -
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Shaw said, "That: is the reason' of • the•
resent , loan; that is the reason -we.
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graving :inside the ring naming the
donor. The presentation was quitein-
former, in
ormer, and carried out by an ap-
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Weekly Purchases. Keep Up
-This week students of the Lnichnow.
High' School purchased War Savings
Stamps re the amount of $29:75: On.
this basis of ,btlyipg it is expected_
-'''tliclose to $250.00 will be .invested
before the school term closes. '
CHARLES , CHIN DUYS • LOCA L
BUSINESS BLOCK , ' . •
Charles and , Rose Chin, of Lueknow
have purchased the e• restaurant build
ing • .and second floor derelling on
emp'1ie11 Street, lithe property of the
late Maria Murray.. • ' • �•
The: transaction which. was :corns
. pleted' last week was made through
the •Trusts- and Guarantee Company
of Toronto, • administrators of the
' Murray estate. . : •
• . Mr: and Mrs. Thomas Boyes are'
Presently occupying the second floor
•apartment. . •
Mr. and- Mrs. Chin plan to reniodel,
the • building • somewhat, and build an
inside stairway to the second floor
which they will Use for• living quart -
Fail ' To . Secure Buyer
The sresidence in Luckno the
late Walter Sturdy was •offered` for
sale by public auction ori Saturday,:
subject to :a reserved bid, The prop-
erty Was not sold.
2 Good Catch of'' Pike -
:The pike season opened last Thurs-
day and a carload of local :AS11 ritien
tried' . their' hick in the Teeswater
River, 'amounted
results. The total
catch amounted to twenty p unds,
':.with • the best of the lot tippin • _the
4.cale at close to ;eight pounds.
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RED CROSS WORD' WANTED
BY NEX] TUESDAY
It is .requested that•,.all, completed
:Red Cross •knitting . and .sewing be,
.turned in not ,later, than 'next Tues-
daY, May 27,th.. ,
JOSEPH 1 tlfiRAY PASSED
AWAY 'SU'DDENLY -SUNDAY . •
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,Suffering a . heart•, attack • during
the early . hgiirs, of Sunday 'morning;
death came 'suddenly -to Joseph Mur.
ray of Langside.. He was in his 65th.
year and. lived with his. brother Geo.
on' the family.homestead.
The funera=l ;apnea', was, l;ei4d3»af
the late residence on Tuesday, after-
noon with interment iii. Langside �Ce.;
metery. , • : . -
Mr. Murray had a serious illness;
a: few months ago, bit had made ' a
good recovery and hut
apparently
• in .his usual health upon retiring Sat-
urday evening. .
• • • Besides his '.brother George, three
sisters '.in 'Western Canada' also sur
vive. •
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: IN CANADIAN NAVY --
Gordon Howard Lasenby, younger
sown of Alis. John Lasenby,. formerly
of Ashfield; is a rnember of the :Royal
Canad-ian`Navy, in. 'training at Lon::
don. and. expects to be transferred to'
the West Coast before long.
His brother Hervey is a member
of the Perth Regiment in' training at
Camp Bordeni, ••
FORM F. OF A. UNIT
1-11 WEST WAWANt SH'.
:Initial steps were taken for the
formation of a West- W wanos'h unit
of the Federation of Agriculture; at
a meeting in the +Community Hall, St.
Helens on Tuesday evening,' which
was attended' by more than. forty
farm •
Township• branch appoints
two legates to the County unit and
the County . ,in turn , appoints its rep-
'resentatives on the.' Provincial organ-
ization. _
' Mr: 'Gus. Kii1ihan of St. Augustine
was elected president of the West
Wawanosh Unit; and Hugh Ruther-
ford of St.'Ilelen's, vice president.
The executive includes a represen-
tative from each School • 'Section in
the Township, and at alater meeting
of the ,Township officers; .a -secretary
for •the unit will be named.'` :
School section representatives'hre:
No... 1,• Ross Taylor; No. 1, ,Michael
Cummins, No. 2, Edward • Finnigan;
No. •8,. Harry Watson, Brown • Sniyth;
,No. 4, Harold Gaunt; No. 6, Earl
Whitman, No. 1, Mark Armstrong;
No. 8,:Wilfred Pentland; No. 9, Geo,
Kennedy.; No. 12, 'Cairns Aitchison;
No. 13, Wm, Rutherford,• Lucknow•,
J. M. Greer; No:. 14, Jaines Laidlaw;
'No. 15•, .Charles. Robinson; ,, No..16,,
Willner Nicholson,; : No, 17, Janes
S.pi pial; •
The• meeting was presided over by.
Reeve Thos. Webster and the -speak-
ers
included, Reeve Gamble of How -
ick, chairman •of the County Agi'ic'ul-
• tur'al 'Committee; • Fred,' Watson of
Stanley; S.H. Whitmore of Tucker-
smith and. ,J. T. Scott of SeafOrth.
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Lucknow Ont.,
Thrirsday May 22nd ,.1941
.ADDITIONAL TWO PAGES
'THIS OF LOCAL NEWS 1?HIS. WEEK
Six „pages of this issue are pub -
Belied
pb
Bthe` .ilii• Thee
d S >qel Office this.,
•week• The attentio `o
ers is called to pages three . and
six,, which in addition to'our •re g
g
uJae iss9,e, all carry local and.
district news and feature articles.
'Replacing • Pole Line :
, The 'Huron. and Kinloss Telephone
System is • at present replacing the
poles .on the !Sixth Concession west(
of the 'Gravel: .
SALVAGE CAMPAIGN
TO BE: UNDERTAKEN
At a trieeti of TheseClansm,eneen
Thursduy evening, the' decision was
reached • to. take part in the^',National
Salvage Campaign which is now, be-
ing tarried on in . 2600 centres acro
Canada. Chief items of. salvage i
elude metal, bones; rags and paper.
A. heal ' Clansmen committee
appointed and while details ' of
campaign have .not yet been work
out; residents of the 'community' a
requested to..commence.:a systemat
saving of :these 'articles; Scra, meta
covers a wide IA ' ge of; articles, •
cepting etin. Bones are best kept 'i
a lidded5tonta'itier. Rags should b
divided .into . three classification
woollens; .cottons and silks or, othe
materials: Paper covers,' newspabers
magazines, cardboard and „cartons
flattened; clean and dry' and tied i
bundles: • w.
A periodic collection in the Villag
will likely be planned and a central
?pot:will' be conveniently located for
ural folk _•to ''deposi•t their salvage..
n •cases•. where large. quantities of
crap metal are available in. the rural
ection, % arrangements :cart probably
eessorked -itttefor' the eellectiiin of
his.
Further ., detailed information" will
e available in this regard, sh8rtly.•
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HAS' SOUVENIRS MADE,'
FROM GERMAN- PLANE •,
Willie Belt id the proud possessor'
of .two, initialed finger., rings and a
small ' hammer/Made from. a' piece of
1.a German' plane shot' down ,in .Hing_.
lance •Thie souvenirs were made by
WilIie's
.,uncle, Alex Purves, who is
overseas; , with the' Royal Canadian
Ordnance Corps. Alex is• the 'son of
Mrs.y James'Pt Ives, of 'the St. Helen's+
road east 'of Lucknow.
BORN
SHERWIN — Iin Bbwinanville, . on
-Tuesday, May 13th, to Dr: and . Mrs.
Wilfred W. Sherwin (nee Beth Al-
ton) a son:
1vIcLENNAN_In Kincardine' General
Hospital, May 11th, 194i, to. Mr. and
Mfrs,' En'iil McLennan, FIR. '3, Luck-
now, a daughter. °.: .
United' Church. Evg.Aux:
The meeting of the Evening Aux.
iliary was held at the home of Mrs.
eWesley Joynt on .Tuesday evening,,
May 20th, With an attendance of 18.
The meeting opened' • with • -hymn'
"Sweet 'Hour of Prayer", Mrs, Robt.
Thompson gave the Bible study, take
ing the 11th chapter of St. 'Mike, 'the
first Y1' verses. Mrs. Raynard Ackert,
sang a very pleasing solo.•aecorhpan_
ied at the piano by Miss Winnifred
Ackert, Mrs. W: P. Reid have a splen-
did report of ,the .Presbyterial. We
were' then favoured with a piano solo
by Mrs. Norman Wilson. Mrs,. Turner
gave a very interesting talk'on'the
Sectional Meeting held at Kincardine,
also ' -the Executive held at Walkerton.
The meeting; closed with a +hymn and
benediction: .
KICKED BY -COLT,.
SEVERLY INJURED
Mr. Angus Madintooleh of Holyrood
is confined to bed with . severe • injuir-
les received tv�hen kicked by a colt last
week.,
Angus had taken the colt 'to the
Ilawkshaw farm, where he was going
to paiture it. A passing. truck' fright -
deed
•.'th'e young aniinal,. bv'hieh' started
kicking, a•nd yruek Mr.' 'Macintosh
with the flyin hoofs ,on' the leg and'
abdomen. Nd bones Were brglceri but,
the extent of the internal' injurie's is
'uncertain, . His sister, 112rs.. 'Ralph
Love, is at present visiting at' -the
McIntosh 1hom�,
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ALIlY �NO ONE.. AT
N!OMi1NATIQ141 MEET. •
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• The vaean. o . .
eY . n the Lucknow Con
'ell ,Beard• remains, 'unf
Ilei ••fohowi
last, Friday 'night's nomination "thee
ing: What'cb'urse-e.i1l"now'be follow
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:is uncertain.
During the hour'foe receiving noni=
inations only two; candidates , were
proposed. They were Jack Hall, nom-
inated by nald Ferguson -And -Beet
Ward & Jack Kilpatrick nominated by
R. T. 'Dougl'as anis-Camron MacDon-
ald. Neither ehos s to q}ialify., for of-
fice and.'wh.en the limit was
reached' on Saturday event ;.,the va-
cancy retrained unfilled ; Th Board:
is at present constituted ;of eeve N.
E. Bushell and Colrincillors Wm. Mur -
die, Donald ' Fergueon and Harry Mc-
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EXCEEDED
•QUOTA IN 'SERVICE DRIV,E . ".
West Wawanosh .township, con-
siderably . exceeded its• quota 'in'
the recent q "Cash
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or . Produce" War .Services: Fund
Drive. In fact this Township art,
34%• over the quota pf:$675. Total
subscriptions, "including pledges,
amounted to $906.25.
Returns' Tor Ashfield Township
-are nor comp ewe, : but last .week
subscriptions amounting to $500
were '• reported. Ashfield's qulota
is $95.0:00.x;
NAME' CANVASSERS.'
FOR `KINLOSS'.DRIVE.�.
There was a definite lack of i' t -
n ei
est 'shown in this.jmeeting,•with only
'five persons who epuld have officialI
been. recorded as`� being y
�b g .present. An-
other similar nuniiber put in an • ep-,
pearance but failed to . remain 'o : to
take.. up' a -seat; ie the- Hale, i•n. view
of the scat attendance.
Besides 'Clerk ,Pose : A '.
ph°' grew who
presided, 'and ' Caretaker Bert Ward:
there were' only `three others who
could hav off' ',' nssed" "Pre,
ent" . had the:roll been called.
Near the closing hoer, at 8.30., a
number of CI•ainsnien 'gathered to at -
teed •a meeting of the Club,'and: could
not be regarded as t"officially" "sive:-
ern
at . the nomination meeting•• '•
It was a zero point in, municipal
interest. '`
"COMING'' EVENTS I
DANCE 'AT ',PARAMOUNT;
Dancing at Paraanount Hall, every'
I1riday night to MacKenzie's orehest-'
rd., D4Qt_•..,p e.. 'Selen-e6c. ,
DANCE •.AT DUNGANNON:
Under auspices of the. Dungannon
Agricultural ;Society in the •Parish
Hall;. Dungannon on.'Wednesday, May
.28th. • Music • by MacKenzie's • orches
tri,
PLAY AT ZION
*The Rebel ion of Yoifth", coinedy
drama, will be presented by the' Ben -
miller W. A. Fuld evening's enter
tainn ent 'at, Zinn Hall, Tuesday;_1VIay-
27th at, 8:30. Admission . 25'e & 15e.
Auspices of Zion Young 'People...
GARDEN PARTY, ,
. The Ashfield Circuit Garden Party
will .be held at 'the ' Blake' Appoi;nt-
merit on` Friday, June. 13th.' Supper:
from 6 to 8, followed: by :the piaYe'
'"Page. • Asa Bunker "• presented by.
players of Victoria St. Church, 'Goder.
ich. Admission 40c and 2Uc. '
PLAY &:DANCE •
• The School' Board ,of. Holyrood
sponsoring a play and dance in Hole -
rood -Hall on Feiday, May 30th. Ar-
• mow Young People will present' .thc
play "Here Comes Charlie"; followed
by a dance.• to McC'hares' orchestra.
Admission 25c for concert or dance
or 35c. for the evening. •Pioceeds to
purchase -playground: equipment.•
PLAY & DANCE
.The Last of the Season
Under Aus ices Lucknow
Agriculal Society
Tow Mall, ' Lucknow
Thurs.., May + 22
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4 -Act Comedy'' Drama
' "MOLLY 'HAWN"
.A story - of pre-war days in.
brave ''old England, presented
by Knox 'Church' Y. P. S. of
T+seswater,
DANCE, AFTE: • •
*CHARLES' ORCHESTR
Roy McCreight, Calier•Off
ALL .FOR ' 25c
Lunch Counter Service'
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Kinloss .Township, in common with
some. other municipalities,, mai.. have
been delayed.. in getting •their. War,
Services Fund drive underway, hut
we deubt if there has been a more
enthusiastic' orrganizetion . rrieetin
g
.the County, than was held .at Holy-.
rood Tuesday, night. • e.,
The Hall was peeked fgr the meet-
ing, that included an, interesting pro-
grain by` school students and an ex-
planatoiy..address b
nor, of Chesley,< County chairman of
the War Services Committee. Light
refreshments were •served and,a dance
staged to conclude the evening.
The drive •in •Kiirlbss, which ;gets
underway immediately,. ' is under'the
supervision of the Municipal Council,
vrith two canvasser
eech school Section. Th'e canee is to
be completed by the end Of the month,
Canvassers appointed ere: S.S. NO.:
I; John Finlayion and • Elmer Bea-
neeman; No. '2, Bert: MacLean and
on; No:4Z; Writ, •McIntyre -and :Robert
loffat; No. Alex 111cLeed' and 'W.
lies Ardyse Brown; No. 9' Pbarid
lathers and . Gordon- Morrisen; No.
0, Orville' Tiffie end Arthue Moore.
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UNDERWENT 'OPERATION •
, Miss Mary MacLean, Concession 12,
,operation en Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don. The -repekt. on 'her• 'condition is
be coefined. to . the hospital for some
time, yet.
dederich :Hospital reeovering from
very severe, attack .of shingles. •It
eepected he *ill be Able to .return
Gar request het week for e fo:w
topies of the isane of May 8th, Met
With a fine response from Oita a
number • of subicribers.- *6 have now
an ainple supply end wish to expreas
our appreciation to those who- sent
orhrought in a copy of this issue.
SUCCESSFUL WORK
• .'Miss ROberta Johnston, daughter of
• Mrs. Johnston ,and the 'late. 'IRobert
.Johnston,, has'. neceived ..congritula#
liens .from the ,Iclean of the Ontario
that.• she .has 'been recernmended
without examinatiotte.e-Signal-Star.
Anniversary At South Kinloss
Anniversary. Services will be held
in South Kinloss Church, Sunday,
May 25th at 11 slan. And 7 pens Rev.
Reynolds Esler *ill conduct both ser-
•anci Mr. 'Donald MacIntyre,
Con 4„ Langside, announce the eh.
Margaret Erma' to Mr. William Ed-
mund Collyer, eldest ems Of Mrs.
Collyer and the late' Mr...Toseph Coll-
yer of LueknOW, the \.'matriage to take
place early in June,
NOTICE
Ail ladies interested in bowling this
summer prease attend the meeting at
Mrs. Austin Solomon's at 8 o'cl k
Monday, .May 2604 of
• MR. MARTIN ARMSTRONG -,
' PASSES AT BERVIE
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The depth of .Martin' Arres1rortg oc-
curred
On
'Monday .
,. �* evening at ' his
hone, . Slirucedale Eaten, 'South Line.:
Hey' was in' his 80th year,°°'and .,has
lived in that • cerarn:unit practically
all ;his lif Y p• ,really.
Mrs. Af m'sti ong,, fornierl.
• , . .. Y Lizz.l.e'
Richards., p,absed away last November
just two weeks after the' death..of bei
sister,'Mrs. ''N: E. Bushell.
Funeral services for the late Mar-
tin Armstrong • were held on Wednes-.
-day afternoon• with interment:.in Kin-
cardine Cemetery ,'
Ile survived be/- two Bens Stuart
Armstrong at' home and Oscar ..oi
Bervie. Others surviving include two
sisters, Mrs. Sam McLelland of 'Ber-
Vie and ' Mrs. Belle Slessor of "Kin
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BRUCE COUNTY WARDEN;..
"SAM" EWART ,PASSESese
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Samuel Ewart, reeve of Chesley,
and Warden of the' County 'of -Bruce •
passedaway' suddenly • ' on. Monday
frgm a • heart attack. He was in..his
69thyear. •end was a lifelong resident
of Elderslie Township•and'the; town
of .Chesley. Ile was treasurer Of El-
deslie Township for thirty-five years,
and. for' • seven' years has ,been .reeve'
of Chesley. -
The 'funeral was held- in CI -Lesley
nn •• Wednesday under�4fasonic aus-
pices, with interment. in Cheeky Cem-,
etery. -
SERIOUSLY
;onto 'on Friday evening' *here he is
'seriously 'with phlebitis. His :con-
ditiOri, 'while slightlyeirnpreyed this:
friends here. ,,
GRADUATE' FROM .NORMAL
ON THEIR YEAR'S WORK'
Three young ladies from this coin-,
Weir teacher's dertificate frem the
Stratford Normal ISehool. They are
Hemilton, deughfer of Mr.' and
Twamley, daughter of Mr. and , Mrs.
:Miss Mary Clare, edeughter of Bile
and 'Mrs. William ,Clare Of Ashiield.
The 'yotrifg ladies are.now enjoying
heridaye and no doubt will be keep-
ing a clese • eye on the "Teachers
UNDERWENT OPERATION
Mrs. Sydney Ronse of Lucknow
(ne? ,Eyelyn Whitby) Underwent an
appendix Operition 'in Goderich Ho., -
1)401 on Wednesday. morning.
TOOK WEEK -END
TRAFFIC COUNT
On Saturday and 'Monday a iref
count Was taken on the Ceunty ro
from Lueknow to. Kinlose tied on t
road north: from Ripley. The 'cou
was ordered, We understand, with°
the knowledge ef the citairtime of t
was iaken last year, would appear t
tion in Ripley, resuliing from the de
to hard surface are road frem Luck
now ,to Kiniose.
Another leiter appeared in las
week's Ripley Express, denouncin
"switching." of the paying from th
Ripley 'to the Lucknow Road' was
one, 'and should not be . telerated."
, Neither. letters have bekne the sig.'
natute Of the wkiter. The last bin
So far as treffid dounts 'are eon-
cerned the figures mean little, for
the manner in whichethei aro taken.
give anything but ae accurate check
of regular traffic.
Few in Lucknirev krtew anything of
the cotint being taken on Saturdee
end Monday, and we. dombt very much
if they would have gone joy-riding'up
'and shown the Lueknow-Kinloss road
if they had.
RifileY's objective is to Spike the
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paving Of the Lfiuknow-Kinless read,
e belie* their effOrts are doomed
,to frtiltirb: If en die other hand it is
Idialg to pave the road north
Ripley, the Mere p6stor them.
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R.A.F. CHAPLAIN
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GUEST. SPEAKER
Anniversary services were bs"rv=
:.ed at St. Peter's Anglican Church. On'
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Sunday, with the rector,' Rev: A. A.
Maloney -, preaching at ' the morning
service:. In the evening,: the `eott re-: •
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gyration was:. privileged to- hear::Squad- ::
ron Leader; 'The Reverend A.,Hooper,
chaplain . 'of the Port Albert'R.A.F
NavigationSchool. .
It was in 1874 that the first Ang-
lican congjregation was, 'established
in Lucknow, with services first held:
-rooms over what is naw Bu on s
Butcher Shop. Four years later, ;,:in ,
1878, a church was built and opened ' o.•
on the present site. In 1900 the +bull-
ing: was enlarged 'and renovated, _with
extensive improvements made, and
since then St. Peter's has"' -been f -
ur
ther.e
ea
b utified by many ; fbeantiful
gifts from those who have. worshipped
there.
-.For the services : �on S'Sundathe
beautyof ' e
the church was -further en-
hanced by a profusion of seting flow-.
ers. Special music Was. rendered 'by''
the' choir with Mr. Notma t 'Taylor
presiding at the organ, •
At the evening• service Rev. Hooper`
delivered a very forceful• address,.He
has only recently,' come . to Canada, `as
Chaplain at' Port Albert,,. having pre-
viously been. stationed • at 'Scapa Flow
in the"Orkney Islands. .
Le -Reser -Hooper chose lease' text from
T...7._ r_r� "Master,
_ , ,
the. night and have taken noth
nevertheless at Thy word •I will
-• He spoke of. more modern nitrite
and told the story of Florence 1•Ti
ingale, who aniid the, greatest
position from every quarter, ief
.home of luxary, to minister to
physical needs of thoSe in the squ
slums Of England. The .opposition
military quarters wee equally
great at•the Outbreak of the(Crint
War, .when she sought to conifert
gain and again aad by her trium
inge
let
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ght-
the
alid
as
ean
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lie hive today: t4o great •Sia011.
"We nniCt be prepared for fnit
failure, but if our cause is noble a
we persevere We shall fr
Speaking of th anguish and cru
ty plia war Weary ;world, Re
Hooper ,eleimed the` Churches • ha
failed utterly `.`over there" at' kas
Ail Europe he said had sunk •:ba
in the darkness of the 'dark ages an
all freedom is 'Ione undet the he
of the worst oppressor the world ha
The teaching of Cheiet has bee
distorted in daye wine by and chuic
people beve been church people onl
in profession, net ic•practisi. Chkist
lenity must be made the most at
tractive, joyons thing the world ha
krown, instead of I wrapping it u
hi crepe as tve have done.
• Christianity wit; be something rea
-if ,We do The Master's bidding
and let down.Our net again and again
he concluded. •
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Special At Lyceum •
The special attraction' et The Ly-
ceum Theatre -.this Tharaday; PridaY
and'Sattirday is ,that pOpular picture.
"Strike Up The Riad", which you
won't Wept te miss, starring Mickey .
Itooney,aed Judy Garland.
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Ceel Summer •Undee garments and.
Sunnner •dresses. at old. tow prices.
The Market:Store.
"DOUBLE FEA,TURE" Td -NIGHT
•• The last play and denee of . the
season, under Agricultural Socieey
auspices, is being held in the :Tewn
kay 22nri. The play is presented by
after to ennsic by *Charles °reheat -
and VII get ,this double attrectiOn
WEEDS THIS AA?
. The Departinent Of Agriculture is
staging' a determined War on 'weeds
this year, end a 'series of : coun-
ty meetings Itre te be held throughout
the province. Eyeryl farmer interested; "
or with a weed problem, is invited to
attend the•Meeting in his county. The
lihrort and '13ruee County meetings
WiI1 be held respectiyely at Clinton
and Walkerton Oh ,the Sante day,
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