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THURSDAY, MAY 14th, 1842
:NATIONAL. WAR LABOUR soap
OST ...or LIVING BONUS
The Dominion Bureau Statistics
the post of living index number ,
• fotu,>!d'that
942 of 115.9. [adjusted index
fo�Aprl,l; , .:.
1151 *not, rise by one whole pont Or....
•�'t110>Ce" OVA the
index ntunber.for •-October•
.' index 114 G].
1,.1941, of 115:5 "adjusted
ur
the National' War.. Labo
.Aceordngl�,� ,. tl• • .
t to°- e• provisions:'of Sec-
$C148rd 'p12FSt1aY1 the p
tion 12 of Order in Council 'P. C. 8253,
:determ.Ines and announces, for the period,
1942, to August 15,1942, subject
to the Fight of employers or employees�to -
to a War Labour Board for authori
aFPIY
meow' of payment of such an amount of
Cost of living' bonus :as' a Board, may
.deternune "to be "fair and- reasonable,"
under. the provisions, of • the Order,' that:'
(a) There shall be no change In the
amount or percentage of :cost. of
r _-iivung boss "present1ry - E dl..
(b). An employer who has not' been
paying cost, of living bonuses may not
begin •to pay such bonuses..
Order- of the 1V ational War fe r ed,
Sy.
%IUMPHREY MITCHELL...
Minister ,of Lali�our and' Cbaumaa,
Ottawa, Canada:..'
May 12,x.1942
ASHf1ELD" NOTES
Mr. andAkrs. J • , ' , Abell. and
Mr..and Mrs. Will .Humphrey spent
Sunday;"anth Mr. and Mia; J. •Hunter Mud 'tangly.
-
`was held ill the
local leaders class
Oddfellows hall in Ripley last Wed-
1
nesdaY • afternoon. Mrs. White of
Ripley occupied the chair -and Mrs.
:Roy MacKenzie acted as secretary.
A very interesting and instructive
talk on fabrics and other interesting
items of clothing was given by Miss
Collins, instructress. A reading
as
given by Mrs. T. Blair along the
'same line. A great assortment of
garments .was . on, display,' re -made
'
from apparently. useless clothing"•'It
made .' int all' a .splendid 'display,end
;showed -What can to done to' save,
-especially now when it is so. much
' needed.. ' '
The program includ a . duet by.
n ' Mrs. Wm.
- d
Mrs: James McTavr•h
Steele with Miss Beth McTavishacec
companist; a duet bee Mrs. A. Mc-
Donald and Mrs. Francis Gemmel,
Mrs., Roy . MacKenzie accompanist
for themand also• for the • other
-connmunity:. _. singing e: a. reading In
as Much" by' Mrs. Wm. "Steele-
speeches by. Mrs. Neil McLennan,•
Ripley W. I. president and Mrs.
David , MacDonald. ' God Save • The
King was then sung and a • dainty
lunchwas served by the' Ripley lad -
lei.,
''', ,' Mr. -and Mrs. Harold. Brooks have
returned to their h' me east of Rip-
ley after - spend'ing�the 'winter in
Florida.
;Masr-Tohn:e#iarris'_..ia ill at __- .... pres-
ent.
• was held in Olivet on
Friday evening, by ,the Red Cross
A. W. L Summary Day for the
HELD LAST. WEEK
The sixteenth annual meeting of
the W,M.S. of United Church of
Canada was held , in the United
Church, Kincardine, May 5th. About
200 members met .to review the past
year's work and, play► for, the coming
year; The president, Mrs•• Paterson
of Wiarton, presided at. both • .ses-
sions. The meeting opened. with de-
votions led by Mrs.. Lough and Mrs.
Dobson • of ,Kincardine Mrs. Theme-
son, recording 'secretary,`read the
minutes of last Year's meeting. Mrs.
R/' Krog gave .a summary 'of the
NEWS OF
The Boys,
Li..: Uniform
Mr. and N. Jack Carter recent-
ly received an :interesting letter
• from Lloyd Elliott; who made his
home- With • them for-. several -.years...
Lloyd is with the R.C.A.F. at Bran-
don, but states ' his flight is due to
be drafted • elsewhere. shortly
Enlist.. In R
Recent enliehts in the,.R.C.sd�,.F.
at Louden i iclude David.
Moffat; . R.R. 3, Holyrood and John
am.
Pattison of x�Vingh,
v. •. • • • •
W. Harvey, 'AD. of the R. C
N. V. R., London, spent Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Lewis Taylor, 1.21h
Concession Ashfield. „ •
.• • • • ••., •
year's , work . and' introduced the
a e. The • osters depicted
Pos' er Pard p
t .
the year's work 'which, showed en
increase in meetings held; a better
attendance at the World's. Day of
Prayer; 'several new organizations
and an increase in Mrsi sionary Mon-
thly �atibscriptions. McIiI sh .had an
outstanding record -with two and
one-quarter - limes as many sub-
scriptions as members in the auxil-
iary. Mrs. R. McGregor of Pailsey,
treasurer, reported an increase ; of
$234.00, even tholi'gh five of the', aux-
iliaries . were below last . year. Mrs.
L. Robinson of Chesl'e7 reported
more interest in the; feuding con-
test, the 'award going : to Wiarton.
Mrs.. Moore, • Walkertofl, offered
de -
y ._- . ivin earn _ _ e
__ of -thanksgiving ...� -.._ .
er o g
the -prayer
- " work.
z's
di'cation of the yea
The •memorial service. was con
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FOR .SALE':.— 4 Jersey
freshened, one due to freshen, heavy
milkers and ,high testing in butter,
fat; also 2 purebred Shorthorn. bull
calves; and Scotch collie'ptips. VV. R.
Martin, Paramount.
cows, one CARD OF THANKS
Mr, Dan T: MacKinnon. and lam-
its are deeply grateful a°nd witch to
Y
express their ' heartfelt thanks to
friends .arid. neighbor's .for the many
kind 'acts .and' expressions of sym- .
f f stock and I'paGthy during the • illness and at the .
unplerriei�ts.'a., o , ; ino(her: n y •o
ross," en Friday ,May 15th. No 'res-
•
erv'• oho McGlynn, Prop.; Matt.
Atte. , •
aor, u. �,
BARRED r ROCK and : HYBRID
ur
. 's't°^ti
of
a
ne
. HICKS-�-Thi3 • �
hatch-
ery; we have, been•, in business . fol.
1r2 years:. All' our .breeders are.blooa
tested .arid malescare from O.B.S.'
Welt. The ,Hybrids .are' B. R. hens
Ind New ,Hampshire cockerels. We
keep all our chicks for 4 -days.:Yo'-1-
'have. no papers to. fuss with and ail
chicks . are feeding when you get,
them: We deliver chicks up till 'May.
1st.. John J. Cuylei,,,R. 4,,Kincardine:
Two, miles. west. of Silver Lake.
Phone Ripley 76-20 collect. ' . •
AUCTION SALE o arm s oc
t la t 28 Con.13 Cul- ' time of the death of a dear wife and
R.O" A. Bruce Steele. is each week
sent the local papers, also the Star
Weekly complete story.' So 'much
are these papers appreciated, that
'Bruce says they are read by all the
men qn the ship,- and then he takes
them With his to. Scotland' where
they are•passed around and read.
• . • • •. •
Receives His 'Wings , • ' - ,
Thomas F. Wilson of•Whitechurch
air.
ob
in s_.as an
xeceaued e his�...w g___ � - _ _ ._ _.
server, at a 'recent wings ceremony.
A'. meeting at ,Mont' Joli, Quebec: At the time
Mr
ducted by . Mrs. A. W. Chapman, he. • enlisted with the R.C.A.F., ,
Of to Ward gather5. salvages ndwereeve it a
salvage and leave it. at t- � Porta Elgin- She said' `rtthos�e 'who Schot ool. Besvl'as one principal
a �argt � class
ad. .
b
e
ens
ti� remember a ceiitralpiece for the 'collector. ` had
; time too, midst but a j of observers and -air gunners to gra-
Men were also appointed'. on each had p sed' frm our
ar s share to ut forth a 1 duate at the Mont Joh, bombing and
gra-
line to collect thefor`fit � was dear to gunnery
{ Work that
of the , money to • be raised for the f the wo
Red Cross.
them". Rev.
Fusilher James .Jr.
time o :p greater ,effort
OT so
Mr. Nicholsbn of. Pine
River brought greetings from Pres
bytery..A quiet half-hour . was con-
ducted by'Mrs.: Finlay,''Kincardi'ne;:,
the, influence. of which was felt
throughout the whole meeting, At
noon hour Mrs. B. D. Henry,
cardine, brought the words of. wel-
come, which were, replied to by Mrs.
Chas. Liddle, Ripley
Mrs. G-' C. Huston, Southampton
and \Mrs:.. M. Dahmer, Underwood;',
conducted the afternoon devotions.
Mrs. Stewart, Teeswater, reported
for the Resolution Committee: 1..
The members ,of theme . prayer thatpS.
five minutes a day
they Kingdom of God. come in our,
� k eee Government for
.{:S3.e deseen i SLAY .4 RJ.. :_..v Aso—r--
alcohol in canteens of.tfie armed" fore
ces and that. the sale of • liquor be
discontinued in the Province of On-
tailor .,.
Mrs. Cameron, Cargill, ' ably pre-
sented "A Loan to my Country and
a Gift to' my Church".
The Kincardine Mission Band•
presented a playette from the Feb
ruary number of The . World Friends.
Mrs. Lee, Wiarton, .presented thir-
teen awards to'Mission Bands. Al-
lenford, Arkwright, Chesley, Pais-
ley, Pert Elgin, Ripley, Teeswater,
Underwood, Walkerton, Wiarton re,-
ceived seal's. Centre Bruce their cer-
tificate and Kiincardine and Claver-
ing honorable mention.
. Mss. McKillop of the Dominion
Board brought .a message on Com-
munity Friendship. More than • ever
is the church. being watched, and
if our witness is not love, patience
and long suffering we have not' the
true faith in Christ that his death
en the cross and resurrection over -
cometh all things.
Miss Florence Jack who has spent
26 years in West China, brought the
Missionary 'message. She. spoke of
changing China. with 50 million peo-
ple on: the move seeking food, she -
ter, clothing with naost'of them ne
per• outside their eviiie province be
fore. The goal of most is West China.
Out of it is coming a .unified China,
a unified church, ,a unified Tang-'
uage and unified customs. The
young Christian church is being en•.
riched by'the Christians from out-
side districts. Eveiywhefe you go in
China' you see posted up 4 Chinese
characters which mean—Resist the
enemy, reconstruct the country.
Miss Jack is Plow" working'in • the
department _ of Chinese Christian
Literature.
Mrs.Laidlaw repo d for • the
nominating committee and Mrs.
Grove -concluded the election of of.
ficers, Mrs. McKillop installed tht.
following ,officers: honorary presi-
dents, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Cass, Mrs.
Reeking,' Mrs. Hilditch, Mrs. Hod-
gins; past president, Mrs. Kelso;
president, 'Mrs. Jas. Paterson; vice:
presidents, Mrs, W. G. Cheshire,
Mrs.. A. W. Chapman, Mrs. W. Cam
eron, Mrs.. Kersey; recording see -
rater', Mrs. R. Thompson; corres•
ponding secretary, Mrs. W. Kine;
treasurer, Mrs. R. M. .1MYi Gregor;
secretary. finance, Mrs. Smith; se-
retaries of departfnents, Mission
Circle, Mrs. I. McCollock; affiliated
.G.I.T.° Groups, Mrs. Geo. Sillers;
Baby
Lee; B
W.
Y'
Bands,
Mrs.
' ion
Mission,
Bands, Mrs.J. R. Laidlaw; associate
Helpers, Mr's W. M. Bartlett; Sup-
ply,. Mrs: F. A. Gibson; community
Friendship, Mrs. C. E. Schwartz;
Literature, Mrs. I. Robinson; Mis-
sonary monthly, Mrs. T. Darling'-
.n
•ton; Temp'eranc'e, Mrs. J. McC ,
Press, Mrs, A. Turner;, Members-
Without
embers
without portfolio, Mrs.. J. D. Little,
Miss B. McNaughton; Mrs. Finlay.
Mrs. Einisley brought the report of
the Co y Committee, Mrs. Al-
lan T er he "closing words .and
Mrs. Win, Steele, `Pine River, closed
'with prayer,
,(
l .his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. ;Hun-
ter. •
Master: Alvin Ritchie was taken to
Victoria Hospital, London, on Sun-
day where, he will. undergo a'Minor
.operation. We hope to 'see hire re-
turn .much improved. ,
Mr—anr{-'-Mrs lf1i11-Hehn-and-farm
ily visited friends in Clinton on
school.
• • • • s. •
,Mr: and Ml's. Ed.. Smith and Miss
Griffin of Detroit were week -end
visitors -with -Mr: and-Mrs�_A.--..1'
Bert and family. Hamilton Mr.. James Hunter Sunday.
spending ;a couple' of • Weeks"'with
Rey•0;
',r
• ,
PARMERS,..YOU CAN BORROW
For tifir-time Produchoo
- • uction of food and other essential
If you rle money to improve •your• prod
'
supplies to help Canada's war effort, you are invited to , discuss your y
who will treat your busin ss as
needs with our .nearest branch manager, ,
strictly confidential. '
p farmers for constructive u is traditional with
Supplying credit to purposes. •
i' . since 1817 has co-operated with all
Bank of Montreal, which � Canadian
• agriculture. --Our branch managers understand
lncluding rags the.
. • .. - f farmers engaged ed in. every branch of production. '
bing needs o� Sag
. erre.... ..
BAIT . F 0 11 T
.. 1 'Ula'F8 AaE WELCOME"
•
'•Jl. • HP.EdB .IAIHERE S>MIJILL A.0
il+iodtra, ggPer3pOced >lwluagSei'vxce
' the Outcotiie, of 124. Yeats' Successful Operation
Lucknow Brandt:' V. N..PPPrEST, Manager,
t
Phillips. of
Camp Borden . spent the ' week -end
with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. George 'Phillips., .
CREWE
,IN MEMORIAM
MacD1ARt ,1D—In: loving ' memory,
of Douglas MacDiarmid° mtha passed -
lth
19
39.
away May 1, ,
He' is .not dead this .child; of our
affection -
•
But gone to that great home
Where he' no longer. needs a home.
' protection,'
Where Christ- Himself,doth.. rel ort:
Lovingly 'remembered by 'Mother
and Dad.
ENGAGEMENTS .
Mr, and Mrs. Cameron Mohping.of
Chilver Rd.; Walkerville, °Ont h io«
•
NOTICE TO CREDITORS I announce the engagement of t e.
eldest daughter, `Beatrice Clara to
All persons,: having claims against Mr. 'Glendon Joseph Pinnell of
the, estate of Catherine; Mitchell, VPalkervilie. and formerly of Kin-
who>d'ied.at the Village of Lucknow lough, •son, of Mr; and :Mrs. William'..,
K
in
to
u h.
The
' 1939. ,rot. _g
l
, ---he-b`fifteenth:_clay..of>A.pn_,� .._>i.rl?:ira�eh... .,. , _ ...1- -
-on-t
intestate; are here notified to send to take place in Walkerville at the
in to 'the. undersigned full partic- WalkervilleBist Church ,, 8th at 2 t- •
ulars thereof on or before the ,First' •urday afternoonate o o'-
e
`clock, the Rev:. C. H. Leggett, day' of June, 1942,.. after which dat1 elating: •
g
ase en. i e ere engagement
Dated at Lucknow, Ontario, ,this• wishes to announce
First day • of May, A.D°.'19'42, ' of her younger daughter Emily Is-
I, abelle to George Sinclair Graham,
Lillian . S. •Mitchell, son'of Mr. and •Mrs. Herbert Gra-
LilliAchninistrat, 'Lucknow, Ont., "ham• of Kinlough: The wedding -to
Administratrixes, '' take place .this month.
the estate will bedistributed
anion I_,_
th t'tl d'•th to ' 1VIrs. Alexander Hewitt of Kiniees
nce the engag
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Henson of Strati
ford were guests of M•r. -and Mars.
Cecil Blake and Mr. • and . Mrs. Sam.
Kilpatrick : on Sunday.
Messrs. Elliott Rivett and .Louis
Golka of Hamilton spent the week-
end with' Mr. and Mrs. .• Jack Rivett
before leaving on .a trip to, the west
and down •through. the ,Southern"
States.
-- Mreeandelarre.pond Finnigan,
-eveningwith friends at Belgrave
and Wingham.
. Mr. Lindy. Durnin spent the week-
end with friends in Goderich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Drennan,
Lorainne and J. C. visited on Sun-
day evening with Mr. and Mrs.. Jos.
Hackett, -Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs.' Benson Shackleton,
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Shackleton spent
Sunday evening- with Mr.' and Mrs.
Jones near Donnybrook..
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Kilpatrick vis-
ited on Thursday with'Lucknow, and
Zion friends.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. LOrne
Emmons .on Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Freeman and family . of
Leeburre and Mr. and Mrs, Warner
Andrews 'and family of Ebenezer."
Mrs. Bert. Treleaven, Mrs. Ray-
mond Finnigan, Mrs. Wilfred Dren-
nan and Mrs. Benson Shackleton
attended the W. M. Presbyterial. at
Clinton on Tuesday while Mr. Matt
Shackleton attended the minister-
ial Presbytery.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Kilpatrick, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Blake and Jimmie
spent Monday in Pinkerton with
Mr. and. Mrs: Donnelly.
PINE RIVED Men, Women OY
Mr. and Mrs. W.-T..C.amaron`and 'l weak, -iv Old•;
Fee
daughter--R,uth0f T
oroorifi :were
week -end �mY
k d guests at the home of Mr. .. Went Normarpi p,
and Mrs: Thomas Blair. . noes ,weak., rundown, exhaustecondition
oake
you reel ragged out. oldR Try
Capt. and Mrs. • Bucannan. Of Tor- general tonlee,,tlmulants, osteo needed atter 30 ar
, 40. 9u D►�es Irdp, calcluni..PhoepphorW, vlamla
. of 07. untie nn-
orito 'anl Mr.' .and Mrs. Walter sY Alec si[e: TmoNo Teblote oNY EEbbcc. For
Steele and Sandy were the guests Vale at su Food drug stores everywher.
of Mr. Wm. Nephew, Kincardine •on
Sunday.
The small daughter, Marjorie
rage. of Mr. "and Mrs; Stephen Ir-
-
e � .. .
' We ,,wish - to . extend congratula-
tions to Mr: and Mrs.-Ber--t- -Irwin
on. the' arrftia}_ of ? small girl in ,
their' home. Miss Mary Stinson, R, -
N. of Ripley is in attendance.
Miss Norine 'McDonald assisted.
Mrs. Bert -Irwin. -for a few .dayslast
week. Miss Mary .Steele is now as-
sisting,. her. •'
Among those who 'attended the
Presbyterial in Kincardine last
Tuesday from Pine River were Mes:
Honor Newlyweds -
The Y. P. U. met on Friday even-
ing with Benson Shackleton in
charge. After the devotional per-
iod, readings were given and the
topic ably taken by Chester Finni-
gan. Then the president, Ronald-
Treleafren, asked Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
son Shackleton to come forward: -He
read the address and Bert McWhin-
rtey .presented "there :th a silver
d F d Humphries 'Bert Wale
BARRISTER & SOLICI1OE
Walkerton, Ontario.
IN 'LUCKNOW
• Each. Wednesday
Afternoon & Evening
• At G. H. SMITH'S. OFFICE
sines re
den, Robert Campbell, Bert Mason, I '
Alfred 'Walden,' Wesley Thompson, (.I
H. Elliott, , H. Graham, , Walter e
Steele, Wm. Steele and Mrs. J: Reid I•
who spent part of the day at the
home of her father, Mr. Samuel
Farrel.
Those who attended, the' Summary
day of the W. I in Ripley last Wed-
nesday 'from Pine River were Mes-
dames Win." Bradley, Bert Walden,
'Thomas Blair, Bert Mason, Wm.:
Jackson and Won.. Steele, also Mrs.
James McTavish, Mrs, Oliver Mc -
Charles and Miss Beth McTavish
from Olivet, Miss Mary Steele and
Miss Frances Willis of T. G. H. were
also present. '
The' lucky ticket on -the quilt do-
nated by Mrs. • Mac Gorman was
drawn on Tuesday•'of last week at
a Red Cross quilting held at the
home of Mrs. W. Maurier. The lucky'
ticket was held by Mr. Bert Shew-
felt, Kincardine: .
Mr. Donald and Miss Mary Mac-
Lean were the guests of Mrs, John.
Ross and MisS Margaret Henderson.
last Wednesday, •
Mrs. John 1VIcCharles entertained
Miss Frances Willis of Toronto, Miss
Mary Steele and Miss Beth. McTav;
ish last Thursday afternoon
A Red Cross, quilting was held at
the home' of Mrs. Frank. Scott last
Thursday afternoon:. Miss Collins,
W. I. sewing instructress, who was
visiting her friend, Mrs, Bert Mas-
on, was the .guest of honor,
On Friday afternoon after school
the children of S.S. No. 1, Miss Bell
teacher and S.S. No. 9, :Miss Mc-
Lennan, teacher, , met in ,the Park
fox a game betQe-ii their -ball teams.
The No. 9 team was the 'winner:
Mrs, Sampson Of Palmerston is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Mer-
vyn Eckmire .at . preSent
ILO. A. $ru`ce Steele has been vis-
iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Freeman t►f Kent, England. Mr. and
Mrs. Freeman are an uncle and aunt
of Mks: Wilfred 'Steele. Bruce re-
ported is as one of the most- beaut-
,
ul of
laces withits
flowers,cis
,
hed-
ges and
gently roilihg hills.
Mrs. Stephen Irwin of London
was the . week -end guest -of Mr. and
Mrs. Mac Boyd.
W e • arm •sorry'to hear of the pro-
longed illness. of Mrs. Donald Blue.
We hope for her speedy recovery:
Mrs. Cuyler of Kincardine: is the
,guest of her daughter, Mrs, Glen.
Campbell at present.
Ivan Courtney who is taking' in -
cream and sugar set.
pletely taken by , s 'rise;
thanked the memb s on beha
his wife -and ho they'w
spend -many more meetings to
er. Rev.' ,Newman led in dis
and after singing a hymn,
mg closed with the Mizpah bene=
diction. .
The address. was as follows: .
Dear Florence and Benson:
It is with great pleasure that we
your friends and fellow . members
of the Crewe Young: people's Union,
lake this opportunity of extending
to •you our sincerest congratulations.
1t .gives us a feeling of genuine
pleasure to have you residing per-
manently :among us: May your life
together in our midst tie' one of joy
and happiness.
coin_
n
of
eth-
ion
e meet-.
l
We wish to -e press our gratitute
and appreciation for the • sincere.
work, yoti, Benson, have done in
this community' and for our Union:
We• would welcome you,
Flocenc
e
r
e
into
our Youngp
poles,.
h
As a token of our good wis ems. on
' this ' occasiofi we would ask , you to
accept this gift, -
Signed on behalf of the membrs
of th C. Y., P. U., Ronald Treleaven,
$ert .McWhinney, Tom 'Culbert.
Miss Beatrice Treleaven spent
part of last week with • her sister,
Mrs. Vernon Hunter, Lucknow.
Mr. and .Mrs. Vernon Bunter and
`Joanne, Mr and Mrs: Jack Currthi strugtion for the R.A.F. spent a few ed to her home. Reil daughter; 1Vfiss
and farnily spent parents day With days at the home of his parents, Anna, ,who has beep With her has
Mr.. and Mrs, Bert Treleavrr$. Mr: and._Mrs. Jariies Courtney last also returned.
T. ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST •
N LUCICNOW
EACH . W EUNESDAY •
AFTERNOON
1:30 to 6 o'clock
AT WM. SCHMID'S 'STORE
L. F. STINGEL
PAINTING, PAPERING,
PLASTERING;
Wall Piper Samples
DUNGANNON, 'PHONE 96
,Order Bray Chicks now, and be
"lucky" when egg prices climb
next Fall. See me, or phone me,
right away. Personal attention,
Finlayson Bros.
IUCKNOW
week. Mrs,. Jr Courtney returned'
with him to Kitchener for a
days.
A.C. Donald Courtney of Lachine,
Que., is visiting at the home of. his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Court-
ney.
A,C. Leonard Reid of Lachine,
Que., is also visiting at the home. of
.his pal°ents, Mr: and Mrs. John Reid.
Sandy Steele was the guest of his
Cousin, Ruthie Cameron at the home
of his uncle, Mr. T. - Blair, Saturday.
.. ie.,
Kathleen Campbell has re
turned to her home after, spending
the past year in Ripley.
Mit. John Kennedy who has been
int Kincardine hospital . ha§. return-
.
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