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`HFIELD NOTES'. • report that Mrs-
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A� We are :glad to po
Mr. ' James neuter of Hamilton Sherwood who has spent the p st
_ ..two months in bed is now .able - o.
nt' the. week -end at his. Home s
• �'sit up a short while each 'day d
ham• is making • avorable progress
—Via-to-
-C-ordon-Ritchi �c�s called to j�
-- 'W?c ards-ieecive1 �
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the' ;home. of her• mM
th , rs.
o"Robleb
of: Dungannon; 'who• is quite 'serious-
ly ill at 'present: Mrs.. Ritchie ice- Just think of it! Ottawa has or-
manned over the . week -end. .dered Daylight Saving, and without
Mr& Anderson spent Mon- a plebiscite..Quebec must be- in fav-:
day ,with her daughter,... Mrs. John our f t D ham Chronicle
L igemoW mown, LVC1RNOWt mow
MAFE:KU N
Mr. Iierl. Curran, Mr. and "Mrs.
T- b. Anderson visited on Wednes_
day •at Mr. Jim .Curran s of White-
church.
h e
church.
Miss Olive Blake • is spending some
time with friends in
t�.. Clinton.,
Mr.. Milton Kilpatrick shipped 14
head of. cattle on Friday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Curran,• .Mrs.'
Thos. Anderson, Mrs. Harvey And
erson, Mr. and Mrs..T. 'M, Anderson
spent Friday evening at Mrs. Frank
Johnsfon's of 'Lanes.. •
' Mr. and, Mrs. Percy Blundell of
Goderieh spent the week -end: at the
?arental' home.
Mr.. Harvey''Kilpatrick: of ''Gra.pd
Bend spent the - week -end - at his
A number. from this • .cemmuuity
:attended the High School concert in
Lucknow on`Friddy,„evening and: en-
joyed a splendid program:
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blake andJim-
mie spent Friday evening at Richard
Kilpatrick's. ” ' ,
The Y.P.U..held, their meeting on
Friday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Kilpatrick. Dor-
een Tr vin read -the `topic: rev:. *Sr.
Howse gave a talk. Howard Blake
a reading. After the meeting closed
all enjoyed 'a social hour..It was
decided , to' -hold a -skating party in
the arena; on• Wednesdaay-night:•
WH;ITECHURCH
Quite an eXeiternent was caused
by the explosion of a coal oil Stove':
in Mr, .Rhys I'ollock's kitchen about
seven o'clock' in the evening. The
flaming stove was_ thrown .but. The
room had tin. siding on or the fixe
would. have clone More damage and
was got under control
Mrs.' JohhnUntoul visited in Tor,-
-onto a day lastweekwith relatives
there.
We are sorry'td report' Mr. John
'McMillan to be under the doctor's
care, for the past- week. We hope
to see ham out .roam. -
' Miss Haltom of Woodstock visited
for a' week at t} e• •home of ; jr.. and
MVlrs. Robert Mo vhray..
We are. terry to- report the death
of Rev. 'Mr Penrose of- Exeter, a
former . minister here, He . will• lie
remembered i' by, nirany. Sympathy is
extended to the family. • ' a ,
-Miss- Dorothy Falconer of- Wing-
ham spent the •week -end with her
cousine,Miss Jean Wellwood. , . •
M.r- George.'Kei;3nedy. spent a: day
in Toronto. ;last week attending a
meeting there. • •
i r Roy McGregor has 'gone • to
°Niagara Falls to work there.
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AFTER A •LAPSE -of one ,year'•Clif-
f ordv Agricultural . Society.. will _re-
sume its,fall exhibition- in 1.942. '-
THVRSUAX, F.EBRVARY 12th, 942.
FOURTH CONCESSION
1W. Neil 1VicDonald frons the West
formerly of, Langside is renewing
old acquaintances in this burg. -
Miss Maggie Ross, who has been
quite ill, is' recovering. '
Miss Elizabeth McIver „spent the
week -end ixi Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McConnell
attended the funeral on Saturday of
Mrs. McConnel's brother, Mr. Mc-
Kenzie of Glamis.
Mr. Jack McKinnon•• attended the.
At Bome . of the Stratford . Normal .
School.
Put Your Dollars in Battle Dress.
RAPID: ' CITY
T.o"Mrs. Melvin Irwin and daugh-
ters we extend 'sympathy in ' their
sudden bereavement. -
Quite a few `in iters vicinity have.
been laid up with the cold: Mr. Jim
McNeil has had pneumonia, also Al-
lan McQuillan. We hope all Will soon
be well.
Eunice Reed+ has •been quite sick
this last couple- of weeks: Miss Nix-
on missed a' couple of days school
lasV-week..
Mr, Allan. McConnell was
home
from St; Thomas for the week -end.
Mr.. W. D Reed .was a visitor at
his home here Sunday. a .
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TBDTK BACK to the . old days -- when Cirnada- •-
was young.
Think of the high courage, the indomitable will of
those pioneer women. 'Within the stockade or in
the open field, they toiled yes, fought -by the
side of their men for the safeguarding of eve
they held dear. •
Inthe hearts of the women of Canada, this old spirit
lflat ilos anew today,! Gone are the heavy muskets, -
the log barricades --but the love .of freedom,• the'
stubborn resolve to win through at all costs -- these
things . remain unchanged, unchangeable !
Grimly.'. quenching theirtears, mothers say "God
' . bless you" to their fighting sons—everywhere young.
women are • serving where duty calls -the women of
Canada -ale bound together -in one common' cause, '
In thousands of Canadian homes, (women are revising
their family budgets, planning new economies, mak-
ing extra sacrifices -so that more and , more money
will be available for the purchase of Victory Bonds.
They 'know — these women of Canada-- that every
dollar loaned 'now inearis more tanks --more guns --
more planes -more ship more of everything which
. is neded to smash Bitlerism and bring, Peace to all
the fpmily hearths of the world.
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WANTED --Mann for farm 'work. We .
also have 'a young kShorthorn bull
for sale, ten months -old, sired, by
O.A.C. Ransom 22nd. Si B..Stothers,
Arthur, .Ontario'.
BARRED: ROCK and Hlt01tiP
CRICKS—This is not a new hatch-
ery, we have been in business for
12. years. A11 our breeders are blood
tested and' males are from O.B.S.
stock. The Hybridsare B. R. hens
and New ' l:I'amp' shire • cockerels. We
keep all our chicks .for' 4 days. You
have no papers to •fuss. with and •a'.-1'
chicks are 'feeding *hen' you get•
therm We deliver chicks up` till May
tst. John L Cuyler, R.'4, Kincar dike.
Two miles west of : Silver' Lake.
Phone Ripley '78-20 collect.
CARD • OF .THANKS
Mrs: IVIelvin. Irwin • and family
wish' to acknowledge with ` heartfelt
gratitude the . many—acts--of -kind=-
nessand expressions of sympathy
extended_ them in their recent be-
reave7nerita, •
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I,�censed .
DONALD B. BLUE
Amberley
R. R. I, Kincardine, Ontario.
'Phone 3024, Ripley
IN MEMORIAM .
TWAMLI✓Y—In ;lovingmemory.... of.
Violet Marion Twarilley, who`pass-;
ed away February 13th, 1940.
-"Thy will, -be --done' seems shard• to •
say •.
When one we -loved has passed a
way. •
Some day, perhaps, we'll understand..
'When we meet again in that Better
Sadly missed by Father, Mother
and' Tom.
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Mr. and. Mr's. Jack Richardson and
children of Aylmer spent the week-
end With Mrs. Annie Culbert and
son Eldon:'
BORN -To Mr. and Mrs: Ben Mole
on February 5.th, a daughter. Con-
gratulations.
The Women's Association of . the
United church .will meet this Fri-
day afternoon in the basement . of
the church.
We are glad to hear that Mrs.
Elizabeth Robb who was very ill
,last• week ,with: a heart condition.
very o .,alerti e'=
Fwmtting . s.:. . - - . .,
Misses Helen, Mildred and Alma
Anderson and Madeline Caesar, spent
the, week -end in Stratford
,: Little- Wendell Alton, son - of Mr.
and Mrs. Will Alton, Mafeking, has
been visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. John a •
The W.M.S, of ited church
met on Friday February fith: atthe.
home of . Mrs. Melville Reed. The
president led in the devotional per
iod. Special prayers were offeied
for Dr. R. B. McClure of West China'
Mrs. John Blake • was in charge of
the worship service, the theme of
the meeting being the. Bible, our
guide to Christian faith and conduct.
Bible readings were given by four
members and Mrs. Blake's reading
`pias --"A cure for nervous prostra-
tion". It was decided to .observe the
World Day of Prayer Ion February
20th in the '• United Church at 2.30
p.m., A vocal •solo by Betty Rutledge'
and a piano solo by , Donna Hodge
were, much enjoyed. Mrs. Arthur
Roach gave an interesting chapter
of the study book. The meeting
closed with the National anthem..
Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Culbert were
united in- marriage' near Holyrood
in'Bruce• County on St. Valentine's
day, February 14th, 1882, at the
bride's parents' home; Mr. and Mrs.
Richard . Congrari7i:' Louise Congram
and Abram Culbert: of Dungannon
were married by the minister, Rev.
Henry Where, the baptist minister
of Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Culbert
farmed for thirty •.years in Ashfield
and about thirty years ago moved
to •their present home south of the
village. To theirs were born .three'
children, Arthur, ,f larbara and Mel-
ville. Barbara 'passed away some 34
years ago and Melville passed away
three years ago. Mr. Thos,, Culbert
of near Dungannonis a brother crf
Mr. Culbert's. Mrs. Culbert' has three
'brothers living, Charles - and Will
at Holyrood and Samuel of near
Lucknow. Three other brothers,
Isiah, Thomas and Arthur passed
away 'since their 50th wedding an-
niversary. One sister Ellen Congrain
(Mrs. Watson Scott of Kinlough)'
passed away many years ago. They
have 5 grandchildren and 3 great-.
grandchildren. Mr. Culbert is 84
years of age and Mrs. Culbert is 82
years of .age. Mr. Culbert's health
is fairly good, and is able to go about
looking after his work. Mrs, Cul,,
bert's health is not so
good. They
are valued membe s of the United.
Church and were regular attendants
and interested in many branches of
-the work, when health permitted.
We wish. theist many more years to
envoy. '
Tfie death occurred in Goderieh
Haspital on Tuesday of F'r'ank. Willis
of near Port Albert. He had been ill
with pneurreoni;a' and a heart condi-
tion. Mrs. Earl 1Viacbonald of Kin-
tail is a daughter:
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ST. •HELENS
The February, meeting of the St.
Helens WoMen's .Institute was held
in the• community hall With an at-
tendance,•of• 30. ,Mrs.:-$aIl pre9ided
andthe roll call was responded to
by a Valentine verse. The complet-
ed autograph quilt was. displayed
bnd it was , decided to sell tickets
in the community and to make the
draw at a progressive euchre party
on February 27. Letters of 'thanks
>tor .boxes ,received for., Christmas
were read from Alex Purves, Ed.
Martin and Harold Humphrey, Mrs.
Stanley Todd gave a very fine talk -
on Peace Education:. "Thou , shalt
love thy neighbor" we§ the title of
an- article read -by IVIrs. W. A. Mil-
ler and "My Son" of one by `Mrs.
McKenzie Webb. A, musical. contest
was followed by lunch with , Mrs.
Gordon and Mrs. W.I. Miller as
hostesses.
.Service will' be held in the
ited 'church next Sunday. at 12 a.m.
The weekly meeting of the
was held at the ;home of Mr. Earl
Durnin en- Monday night with a
large attendance 'and With Mrs. Dur-
nin Phillips, Christian Recreation
convener in charge, The scripture
lesson was read by Mrs. John Cann-
eros and an interesting paper on
"Life begins at 40" was given by
Mrs. Phillips, It was decided to hold
the meetings' at 8.30 and' the one
next Monday night will be at Mc-
Kenzie .Webb's. Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Rice:favored With a duet. - Readings
were given by 'Mrs.. Webb and Miss
Tiffin. 'Mr. Ticelcontributed it solo.
The. remainder of the evening was
spent incontests arranged by Mrs.
Phillips and M.S. Tem Todd after
which lunch was served,
,Mrs. Andrew Gaunt is home atter'
spending several weeks with her -
mother, Mrs. ,Sherwood who has
been, very ill.
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