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- THE tUdifi4OW §FainTisitiotroKNow, "
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and threat PA- that centre and as-
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Enlisted At London
The official list Active Setvice
recrtnta at °District Depot No., 1;
London, for the period July 15th
to July .31st, includes the names of.
Charles W. MeQuillin an
A. McOuillin of' Lucknow.
Donald Finlayson of the Army
Tiade School at Hamilton spent the'
Week -end at his hemp,
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• Jim Henderson of the R. C. A. F.
was home from Clinton to spend the
Week ---end.
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-_,,Eni....Stevrart_ at, the
RC.AF at
'Toronto spent the week -end' --if the
home of his parents, IVIr. and Mrs.
A. Ps. Stewart.
-AC. Bryan Coiwell pf the R.
F. .at, Toronto visited,recently
at Bervie, where his father, Rev. T.
C. Colwell a T•errage;,' %B.C., was
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'gordori McGuire, son of Vr. and.
Mrs. 'McGuire, : Second Con-
cession, was recently hear,d-speaking
on an overseas broadcast. Gordon
has. been Overseas for some lime
with an anti-aircraft:unit.
_Jack McCall arid Sam McQuilliti
• Of Kitchener spent the week -end at
their respective homes here: jack
puts in a good many of his off-duty
hours by playing " the ,trumpet in
atenpieec.rfl1Y orchestra.
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Me&iCaii Consultant At St. Thomas
• Flight Lieut J. Grant. MacKenzie
• has been: transferred from Toronto,
to St. Thomas where he is R.C.A.F.
medical'consultant in eye,. ear; nose
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Joins R. C. A. F.
The rofflc.ia.l list of recent enlist -
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Mi. and Mrs. Tom 13roWn of near
Amberley spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Brown. '
Mr. and Mrs.. Victor Emerson
spent Sunday at -Bruce Beach at the
cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Burg-
‘linuel man of Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Morrisori are
in Toronto where Mr, Morrison un-
derwent an operation on, August -8.
Latest reports „are • he is doing as
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ments n the name of Goldwin Hantil- Mrs. It. Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
ton Purves, yotinger son -of. Mr. and Tiffin spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Purves, R. 2 Lucknow. Mrs: 'Russell Ritchie of 8th Con.,
"Goldie has reported for duty at Huron.. . „ ' , about conserving it by Making it
Manning Pool m Manitoba. The list L Mrs, Kephfler is recovering from .:
into jarri, You can make use of the
,also ineludes,:the-nriame: of ".,,ecti b7.7'i. stroke at Itth-J-hozariThe,Z7da•fm_h_ :•--,.futiy . ripened fruit and put your
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Mooney ef Ripley. . ' ter, Mrs. . Caskinette. '. jam intondd jars without tonh since
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By ANNE ALLAN =741-1
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14409 Homo Economist
JAM JAitS ON THE ASSEMBLY
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Hello Homemakers! Now is. the
time'when those have 'fruit in
their own -gardens or. who buy it in'
large quantities will be thinking
Mig's Grace RichardSon 4ncililr,s; .vou will be ' usmg .the inexpensive'
Foslith Brother In Service : Bill Scott on behalf a the Y; P.''. '
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Norman Taylor of danip, Borden, conducted the services at Calvin
spent 'the ' week.„4nd ' at his home ' church Sunday evening
here Norman is the fourth son of .The telephonelinei have been
George Taylor of town inthearinet changed in this locality. Mr. Orville, Pltii .0);*, then wash it Weigh the
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forces. Their are Edwin', who is over- Tiffin -and B. .Mprrison are 'Ow sugar To dravir" the juice out of the
on 606 Mr. Bill' Scott has had the berries; cover them with the sugar
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telephone installed in his house." and allow. to stand overnight.When
Mrand-MrsGordon af ,,heated in thia sugar -juice mixture
Toronto are holidaying at their . :: --1AurraY-
i .until a . syrup is formed and the
sum -
berries are hot thy:nigh, they absorb
method of covering 'with 'meted
• To prePare the,fruit, just pick •the
seas, LeVii.s; Albert arid Norniaii. All
four brothers are in the Army. Their
father is :a veteran ofthe last- w-ar.'
• As wll as having our .sonsin the
army, George also bas, a son -in -la;
overseas with the Provest Corps.
He is Garnet Henderson, husband
of Evelyn Taylor,, only daughter pf
Mr.•;.and Mrs: Taylor.
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Join irACS"
• Miss. Mary. Webster of. Kincardine,
daughter: of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Webater has Joined idle Women'-
Army Corps known as the 'IVKCS":
Mary is the fifth member Of this
family in the .armed services. Three
brothers, Elliott, George and Jim
•have been overseas for some tirrie,
While Fred la "serv,ing in. the Can-
mer cottage•. ,
Mr. and • Mrs, Mac McNeill and 1
farnilx spent the week -end with Mr. I
and Mrs. H. Stuart. I
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extract the , pectin from the fruit.
Add sugar (% lb. to 1 Ib. fruit or
substitute cups light can syrup
for two of the cups of sugar), stirr-
ing into die boiling mixture and
cooking until a good jellytest isL
obtained. If The fruit does not con-
tain pectin or acid, either may he
adderi_asau..4elly..nr_preserves
Commercial' pectin directions :are
easy to follow and this method saes
both time and costnf fuel.
-Dania*Pil WPM ' Jain ' •
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Wash .4 lbs. Plums and'eut iri half,
removing the.Pits. !yea a ew.pi s
and, add kernels te ,the fruit .Potir
cup water over every 1' plurni
and heat sloWlzto boillng. peint.
•Cook gentlY for one hour. Meas-
ure and addi am" equal quantity of
the syrup and tend to "plump •up P; Sugar., Simmer 'one hour and :pour
That is what you want Then leave into sterilited • containers. Seal at
Your berries in the syrup to epai.._ °nee..
to help this Omen. The inass can . .. Ripe Gooseberry: Jani
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he Dutertnre Purina—Make$ then be cooked or Slowly colleen- 1 qt. ripe gooseberries„: 3 cups
trated in an electric oven set •at a sugar, :1 ewe cold water
temperatur. . "
: Wash goosekierr•ies - and remove
e of 250-275 degrees. '
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adian,,Navy and is operating out of
an East coast port, •
--ung latty,---Misa:
garet Aitchison, daughter of Mr, and
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Mrs. Archie AitchiSoof St. Helens
• has enlisted as a reotOrcycle mess-
enger girl and reports at London on
Monday.
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A quick method of making jam , stems and blossom ends, Add water
is the folic:aging: pre,p4re fruit, and cook until' skins are sOft. Add
Weigh; -Thew :cr cook rapidly, until
potato Masher, BUslilu—ebweritriresa7lohcizTrnve eiar0; lePour into Sterilizedcon-
tainers and seal when cold.
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FOR SALE—gent's bicycle. Apply
to Cuyler Ramage. '
BARS FOR SALE -26' x 32, all 2x10.
frame. ,Lorne 1VIacLeituan, Lucknow.
FOR RENT -7 -roomed house on
Havelock St. 'Apply at Sentinel, Of-
fice. •
POTATOES: FOR SALE Choice
Ne.,,l.petatpes. Apply to John Bar-
ger,. Lucknow.
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WANTEDWoman or girl for gen-
prat house work by Sept. lst, Apply
by phone, 807-r-5, Wingham or write
'Mrs. ,Victor. Emerson, Lucknow, R.. 5',
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"'•Ir•ILDER'S;STOIVIACH POWDER,,'
efficacious home remedy for. indig-
es,tion, acid
storna0, digeitive ail
ments:' World fartioue forratila. 50c
and $1.00 at Taylor's, Drug S;tore.
-ANCTION -SALE- of stock, imple-
ments and household effects at eesi-
dence of Allan MacCharles, north of
C.N.R. depot,LecknoW, on Saturday
August 22nd. See bills for list and
terms. 'Allan MacCharles; Prop.;
• Well Henderson, Aue." •"
berries may be run through the food
chopper: A short cooking with the
addition of a small quantitY wet.:
er—before the sugar is added—helos
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' - Pear ;,iiiarmalade •
. To every pound of peeled and
cored pears which have bee4 sliced
• very thin add W4 pound �f sugar,
1/2 ounce of green ginger root, scrap-
ed or grated, and half a large lemon.
Place the pears in the preserving
• kettle in layers,' sprinkling each
• with sugar, lemon juice and grated
ginger 'tont:. Allow to stand 2 or 3,
hours,J.lien heat slowly to the bPil-
ing ' point. • Cook until clear and
thick. If preferred the ginger 'root
may be 'criished and placed in, a
little bag WWI can removed
from the,: mixtiVe. before :panting
into glasses. •
• TAKE Till'
11 Because of ;the chemical nature
of honey, syrups tend to froth
easily at boiling point; therefore
we a large saucepan,
wass--.,:stabs,4-zaax-r.ernaRia
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AN OLD CallaDiall carrot
When our pioneer grandparents had.a big job to
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do theycalled in their neighbotffs" . A barn raising
brought help from miles around. Skilled barn
• framers took charge; sides were chosen and coma-
petiti4n between team lent interest to the work.
This old Canadian clistom was revived when
Canada's National War Finance Committee was-
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formed and went into operation. Under the
leadership of the National arid Provincial Coin-
"mitteeei;--naen eiperienced in the organization
and Conduct of financial Operations -14W Com-
mittees were formed in- all communities. Co-
opp; ation and competition characterized the
work-. The biggest "raising" in Canada's history
got away to a magnificent Atari.
VE GOT A BIG JOB TO DO NO
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• The War\goes on. The'National War Finance Our fighters,. must have more ships and tanks
Committee carries on. Some will serve on the mid gulls and planes': They snust.,, have better
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committees organized to promote continued ships and tanks and guns and planes than the ,
sales Bonds, War Savings Certificates and enemy has., We must all work, and save and lend.
Stamps. •- All of us must continue to buy these The safest investments we can find for our
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securities. We must save every -dollar, every cent savings are Bonds, War Savings Certificates and
we can --and lend our money to Canada. We must Stitmps-and they wili .provide money for us to
• provide the money required to carry on the war buy things that we will Want when the war is
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ended.
--the---moneyrrequizedita_win. the. war. •
SUPPORT. YOUR LOCAL WAR
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wth
" ,javelle water .6i--hYdrogen pet.:
• oxi,de. If the material is not wash-
• able; sponge with wocid alcohol.
3. Surface mildew he removed
with javelle water..Deeply grown
•-• -mildew is • 'almost • impossible to
remove. Try soaking gatmen4
• in soured milk and spread on
green grass out in the sun. If
the material is not washable, ap-
ply potassium permanganate un-
• til mildew iS removed' and then
apply oxalic acid.
THE QUESTION ,BOX • ;
'Mrs: R. 15. , asks: "Why, cannot
honey be used, to can raspberries
• . and :cherries. Is it possible to' use
• all honey to can peaches?"
Answer: Honey has the. tendency
to take out the color in these ,fruits
and make them .slightly. tart. ix-
• perimehts prove that most people
• prefer to substitute 1 cup ,of honey
• for 1 cup Of every four cups of -Sugar
i equired.
MO; S, M. asks: "What will re-
move sticky fly paper from a rug?"
Answer: Scrape off as Mitch as1
possible, rub with kerosene or car-
bon tetrachrOride, then sponge with
a cloth wrung out of warm water.
• .;• Mra:'..T. B. says:, "Jelly which was
Made from juice that had been div•
ided and put into two kettles, turn-
ed cloudy from the hold made pf
the first bateh. •
Answer: Cloudiness may be due
to having cooked fruit too long be-
• fore straining off the juice, and the
-light 'particles of the Skin would be
• floating in the liquid made hner and n•
while making j,elly on your electric
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Anne Allan invites you. to- write
to her. oo The Sentinel. Send in ,Your.,
auestions on homemaking problems
• and watch this column for replies.
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F. T; ARMSTRONG
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OPTOMETRIST
IN LucKNow
EACH WEDNESDAY
A FTERNOON
1:30 to 6 o'clock
AT WM. SCHMIDT snots
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P. STUART, MacKENZIE
BARRistE4, &.sorsicuroR .
, • Walkerton, Ontario:
Office Will Be Closed _00111
August' 23r.to' September 6th,
While .1 am -at Cain,. '
-----IWIU(KNOW
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Each Wednesday
- Afternoon & Evening
• At G. H. sMirr$ OFFICE
• • TENDERS'
• :TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS
TENDERS will be received by the
'undersigned up to August 24th, 1942 ,
for,the shingling. onliriiiiirtir&i-F-
of he'shed at the Township Hall.
Township Will stipply, shingles on
the •ground. Lowest ,or -any tender
• not necessarily adcepted.
J.11. LANE,
• Clerk Kinloss Townsliip,
, R. 2; Holyrood, 'Ont.
NOTICE
• The "Purves Farm" being the
S1/2 ofLots 40; 41 & 42, Con 1,
Twp• of Kinloss, .containing •150
acres, now for sale on reasonable
terms. Anyone interested may
make offer or receive further in-
fprrnation from the owner's rep-
• resentative, ,
J. F. SHEPARD,
• 225 Bernard Ave., London
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ids & Women
'ated--
• To help. spin yarns and knit •
• hosiery for military and civil- ,
Ian purpos•es.
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STEADY WORK.
GOOD. WAGES,
Phone, write or come and. see -
BOTANY ••DRYSPINNERS
REG'D.
•THE•CIRCLE
KNITTING CO.:LTD..
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• KINCARDINE, ONTARIO.
...Mt.Arand.M1.-cariaCaa:2101YAS.On ee, ea', A. f,.1 -, : r '-'
'Kitehetter spent a' week here. <, 1 P
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Mr. John Carter of London spent 'Wal.Ittlennal teP'llinli vita*
, Does welt. rundown, exha ltion
•loads -
"the Week -end, here., . . ; you feel lagged out. old? TBtad oondry Ostres. Clontabad
I generto
it•nlei.qtlantiants. often needed altar 30
Miss Eunice Carter of London was --or -
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home for the week -end. Miss Joy' ' troductory al: Oablets only
estrez Tonle T
Carter returned. home also from
- 1 sale At all good drug stores•wierywbere. '.
London after a two weeks' visit. ••
. Mrs, W. G. Reed and Eunite Nis -1
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heti last week with Mr. and Mrs.HOLYROOD
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Nelson Webster and family in Wind- I ,
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sOr. and also with friends inLondon.' •t:ongratulations to •Mr. and Mrs:
Bill,: Graham (nee Winnifred. Ack-
- Mrs. Ben Bro,,,-, Shirley and Bill-
ie spent last week with Mr. W. G: ert on the 'arrival of a daughter in
Reed.• i• Kincardine Hospital. • on. Monday,
• Mr. Ton MeNall, ..who has been August 10th. 4 •
sailing on the lakes is with Mr: and Miss Evelyn Pollock of. -Pine Riv-
Mrs. Robert MeNall •af present 'er is, visiting her cousin, Mrs. Ray -
Pte. W. D. Reed of Kitchener and paid Piekert and Mr. Ackert
Mrs. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. S. LawlurMr. and Mrs. Victor Lang and
of Auburn were Sunday visiters,with t v,kbrn spent the week end with
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nest.thton. Mr. and Mrs.
MLrd.n.LdloMydrs.mWeN." aGn. Rweaesd h.
cne: froni
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' friceonndgsraattu'Wiaatilok
London .over the week -end. i:: ' Oscar Keiffer _(nee Annie Marie
Mr-. Tom England and family: and Corrigan') ,on .the arrival of a baby •,
• Mrs. Ibbotson were guests of Mr.. girl. '
and Mrs. Joe England. ' , •Mr. Dona
Miss Ruth: Horner* ,•Pf Walkerton; ldpaleterbough, South •
Lirie •is holidaying with his . aunt, .
• PA'RAMOUNT':
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Bab Macintosh left on Friday with
Angus MelOenon on a trip up mirth.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Richards 'and
Mr. ad' Mrs: Orland Richards at-
• tended the ;funeral of Mts. Rith-
Was a. recent visiter...with. Mrs. Wm. 'Mrs. Win. Eadie.
Stimson and Bettha. k a
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'... '' 1 Mrs. C. Eadie who spent the past
Miss Margaret McConnell is liol
, . •few days at the itome of her spit
idaying in Galt. .
Mks Margaret MeNall , returned. Mr. Wm. Eadie, returned to her .
home after a vis0 with relatives at home at Glenannan on Wednesday.
Auburn. . I . Mr. and Mrs.. Lesley . Bryce of
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•.Wingham, Mrs. P. Keiffer of Guelph • ,
c ochrane are visiting MiS's Ada 1 and Mr.• and Mrs. Arthur Hodgins
,St'anley. ' , . I weile recent visitors at Mr. Albert
Mr. and .Mrs. Wm. Strutherst%f•- hT ompson's. , •,,
Acton Called on old neighbors. , 4ir 7 .
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Mrs. Frank Ketchabaw of Galt -
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is Visitingwith Mrs A.' Ketchabakv.': 'K I N LOSS CENTRE
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Miss. Verna Haniilton is asssiting . ..
Mrs. 'Wm. Martin. Mr. Mattin is not! Mrs. James Valad 'returned home .'
improving ,in ;health as his many on. Saturday after two weeks visit .
friends would like to hear. • ' with relatives in Muskoka.
Sgt Lloyd Henderson who left Mr'and , Mrs. Haines and family '
last Week has landed in North.Syd-: spent Sunday With Mr. Angus and. ...„...
neY, N.S.
.. • ..Margaret Macintosh. Mr.Haines has
Private Jas. R. Hamilton, Debert, lived for a number of 'years on the
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-NS., reeeiv.sd socks and sweater ilarm owned hy-Jack Robb,.
from the Lucknow Red Cross which
he wishes to acknowledge 'and: as Miss Marion Smith of St. cath-.
' t tines and Eileen Valad of ,Windsor
the mieither isge---ntri
•c y they viI1 e
'pme in very handy. g d'amP andI 'returned back . on Sunday after
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• Miss C. Middleton and Mts. E. spending their holidays at .the lat.%
ter's home here,
•Middleten, Manitoba, split a Sew : ...
Congratulations to Mrand Mrs
days with 'their aunt Mi Hannah- . .
heai ei er on
MacDonald, RN who is .nursing arrt a o 0
Mr.lames, MaeDollald. • , . i baby, gifl in . Kincardine HoSpital.,
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The August Meeting- of the insti- I Congratulations also to Mr. and . 4
tute is to be held .at the home of Ma Wrn. Graham on the arrival of
Mrs, Nelson Rayna'rd• on Wednesday a baby girl in Kincardine Hospital.
;afternoon. 'IprOgrarri einnorittee, Mrs:
0.:MaeCharles and Mrs. WmBuck-
inghain;lopic, Mrs,. MacLennan; roli
call, A tan'adian town and its JO.
dustry; Current' 'events, Mrs. Bob
Hanailton; Will the mentbers please
, bring their scraps of wool and yarn.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
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ar. s•sis 11 rs, Pnfier,
son, Huron Township.
Mr. and „Mrs. M. *KoStriyna
Phyllis MacDonald), 'Toledo Ohio.
'are spending a couple of weeks with
het parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Mac-
Donald.
Miss: tsabelle Scott, Curries' Cor-
ners td Miss Helen Irwin, Second
Concession Are spending a few day
with Mrs. Wnt. Kernpton,
,Mr. and, Mts. Oardlier .of
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tiaraiiarie
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Mrs. Wm. McConnelt:Mes. Clif-
ford Robb and Lois and Mrs. ifar�ld•
Congram and Shirley. spe,nt Sunday
with „Mr. and Mr. John1obb.
Little Ruth Johnston of Lucknow.
spent Tuesday with Mastek Jirarnie
Schumacher. •