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RIPLEY:. MEAT ....1111ARICET.
.(ostont Butcheriiit:
Mondays—. Hogs; ;2.00 in by. 400 On. ,
Cutting • and Wrapping, 2c pound
CATTLE, CALVES and LAMBS EVERY PAY,
EXCEPT SATURDAY
We Do Curing and Snioking . :Beef, Pork and Lamb.
Sold Whole, Half ,or Quarter.. . ,For Better Service,
And Lower Prices Cill Ripley 100, •
Chas.. Hooistnit, 'Prop.
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Huron Reeve Is
Warden Candidate
Chester Emmerton,. reeve •of
' • Huron TOwnship, is one of .three
Bruce County reeves, who in-
. notunded at Cotmtly Council last
• ' week that they. • will contest the
• 1064 warden:ship. •
H•aliVeY Falanateer • of . Kincer-
• dineis the ipresent warden. The
•wardenship alternates -ibetween
rtnal and urban reeVes.and 11.94
rural' year. • •
Probably unique is the an-
, nouncement iby Rosewelil Smith,
deputy • reeve of An -label, that he
is, in •the 'field.. Reeve Amabel,
• ;George iSiegrist, intimated that he
will be dropping ;bait and,. 1VIr.
Smith Would appear 'as the log-
• ical sttecessor.
•• The third 'aspirant is 'Rdph
Siegner; reeve of Carriek Ton
We extend 'our', sympathy to
the: relatives of Mrs.Era
Who. .passed • away .unexpectedly
• ather irothe at Kiriloss, • •
• •• • Mrs .Midferd Wall attended the
•funeral ,of. 'Mira. • ,q11)en Walden at
•• .•••.' Lucknow on Wedne.sday 'after-;„
Mrs. .Mosn. Stewart and Bud ac
ComPanied r,elatives 10 -.London
• on Thursday.' •• •'• •
Mr.. and iMrs. Ezra.. Stanley
spent Tuesday evening With Mit.
Franck Brown and Beg. .
• Another Hallowe'en • has come
and. gone.. Calling at the homes
41101'.11g the 'were the neigh-
bour's: Children dresSed tirar-
ious Clostunies. .Sorne were extra
" • good, but to mention names; well
• . 'twouldn't do. . , •
• Mr. 'and Mrs. . Harry' Ross •and
boys,. Toronto, .pent the mreek
• end, W-ith Mr° .and !Mrs. Art Hod:-
Member Of Pioneer
Passes .
• MISS JANE PIERCE
• Death. came to Misilane Pierce.
on Wednesday, October • 30th, at
Fillet/rest ManorNursing 'Home in
Lucknow, 'where she had been
tai 'resident for •sonie time and
gradual failing health. •
• She was in her 90th year, and
a. 'member of a, pioneer Ithilloss
Township family. Jane, or Jen7
nie as she was f•aanilierly 'known
by any, was one of a family
of 'eleven children!, 450171 to • Ben-
i,' .Plerce 'and Frances Harper,
of Con,cession 6, • Kinloss Town -
:Miss Pierce spentianuch of her
life ion the ;farnilY rfn, an4 was
a good neighbour firiend.
She• anoved to . Lucknow eleven
y.ears ago, • in 1952, with.her bro-
ther 'Noble, *who predeceased • her
a few years ,ago. ••
• They resided in „the Main
street, apartment in BOb Finlay's
building,. where Jennie continued
to reside until entering PinecreSt
Manor... , , . •
• The Atineral service was held at:
the 1ViaCKenzie MentoriarChaPel;
Lucicnow,, orr .Friday, .1sievember
condiutted by' Rev. H..W.
Strapp of the 'United Church; of
which she was a member.
• tarter/trent Wag,- in '46reenthill-
CeMetery, •the • pallbearett being
Hughes; Harvey
Ross iMatilVlinaii, Hasse& Bain,
Hugh Sutherland, Ernest Make
•Miss. Pierce IN strivived by orie
brother, James Pierce of piendoTv
and two .0i:stem, Mrs. Bertha.
iMael.ean ' ViancotiVer and Irs.
George •Harrison of Kincardine..
She 'was predeceased by as sig..
ter Elizabeth and •six brothers
Thomas, William and EdWardof
RetSon,, Martittiba; Harry. .oif Win-
nipeg and Alexander' land' 'Noble
of: 1.alcknow.
- We extend our 'Sympathy to, tensing, spent the • week -end
KelAVirt.' • Lamont in the loss of with Mk: and Mrs. Ezra Stanley
his .brother CcAlin ,Lamont : 1 . ette ed. :the Ifunerg), of Mrs.
Mr and"Mrs. Leonard -Stanley, •Ezra'
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Hunter Iltinter, your ,fire!
Do not eiplocie that cartridge.
That's your neighbor, IVIr; prwryer.
It'snot a plump hen partridge.
AL1 right. You don't like :that
verse? 'Ho* about this one?
A.11ong the line of smokk
• The crianson thwiters Stand,
A hundred ound Bob's and
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Their muskets ',in their lban.
They're in the Swamps and •••
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•As. thick . aS %lease in skillet;
They have hut one anititicar, to
See Something mime and kill
Yes, •gentle, all -stiffening
er, I'm afraid that one. of the
of Oanad? si11y easoni
.is upon' us. The .above., doggerel
represents trwo ' of ithe attitudes
about 'hunting iseason ,vvhich pre-.
veil. They ,anight be labelled the
ApPreirensive and th.e Disapprov-
ing. • • •
• There are others: For examPle:
Why' Can't we bunters 'Shoot. trOan
• And iblagt a.Way on Sundays?
Eadh silly . regulation mars
• 'dill.. simple, joyous fun .'daYs.:,
This might ibe c Ogled the :View,'
point of .:ithat small group of.
malformed incliViduala who 'give
the, .rest us' the creeps: They
enjoy .1:billing, fir 'it S own sake.
• They Will shoot 20 ducks When.
the bag limit its eight. They, will
•shoot an • owl or -• :turtle
cat it nothing else is moving:
1 find myself Uneasy rth,ir
company. They' ibe 'termed
• The Killers: They are not bun-.
• Quite opposed to . these queer
Ones is. another segment of our
population. I came' 'across
ical 'group of this species .laSt
Saturda/ When I .dropPed in at
•the pub for ,ari ale; There they
were 'he-men all, in, • their ;red
taps,' red •jackets and red faces`;
on labont• their, eighth, round of
'beers. , After • anther• ,couple • of
rounds, they'd te'ready to tan
Out Into the woad's, and it would
be every man for thiinself.
".This.. type,. and it is •legion,
seals:torn kills anything .mote dan-
gerdrus than, as crock Or an old
buddy. J'u'st fOr the sake Of eu-
phony, let's call them The •Swil-:
lers. Their credo might" .go thus:
Hunting is the sport for .
• • We're a. manly; 'Imerry I crew;
•So whY' the •ruicktts and the, fuss
• When 'bag a covv a two?
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KINLOSS
Mrs. Allister Hughes; Wei ling-
tess fortvirenty Wormen's Institute
District Curators in Ita,iivhqa
Hat , on: 'October 28. •••
, K.' and ilVIrs: Meer:
K 7 of Newanarket were
k=end guests wbbl)! 1Mr. and
Mr's. Frank iVlacifeneie, and fant-:
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We welcome the rvew Citizens
on. our line the baby son ' of,
!Mr. and Alai. Rob& Gilchrist and'
'the baby clatighter of ,Mr. and.
Mrs. , Wm. Ilaltdenby. , •
•Mary ' MacKinnon has been
ouiste FLI with the Mumps:
• A very Pleasant evening was
enjoied in Itainshea Hall on
November 2nd. Mrs. Harvey,Hou-
ston 4.g, Mrs. Carrie Colwell were
directors Who arranged the lc:air,
shea At ,Horne. Neighbdurs were
invited and ,each Institute .nretn-
ber provided a number. for the
programme. Excellent talent *as
discovered. Mr. J. • j, lionston
shovyed colourful slides from his
Western ,Trip and alsO the Niag-
ara .0.arlu.S. A. SumptuOtis lunch
coMpleted• the eVening,
South Kinloss WM.S. members
provided a. prc•grattane and rtreat
fOrt residents at Botha Haven
oi IltieSday. afternoon,
Beset. on. one side by the Ap-
prehensive and, the Ddsapproving,
on the other hy•The Kidders ancl
the The &wilier% the reel. hun-
ter has my sympathy.All he
wants, is to ibe .allowed to follow
his favorite sport in peace and
with „a Modicum of Safety, and
getting tougher all ithe time.
It he were not the simple, in-
articulate . type,he might say:
Give me a 'crisp November day
• With a little skiff of snow;
And a deer run, and a goad gun,.
And you tknOw.ivihere ylou can
•1 id�nt like 'Slaughter. But I
don't think every man wlho shoots
an anima is as depraved monsir,
lusting for blood: Many a Sat-
pirdaY afternoon 1 myself have
lined up my sights and fired'
With cool precision at, a fence
post' or as No Trespaseing sign.
And • TX never' forget the day'
I bagged My ,biggest trophy --the
black 'bear. ; 'was 'birt fhunting
pairtridge Ilhe birds had ane pret-
• tY rattled jumping up behind
me With 'a great whir and wing-
• ing off, laughing over their Ghoul-
$111;d'CifellIn .0,Uf a the corner. Of
my ley, I. saw this huge,..fhlack,
menadng *shape croucthied.' on a'
tree linib. as la lb* ; . I
whirled • .,blirew up any."•guin
Sick '.'whert • my .400;.patind
shot. I telt bath silly and 'a Ui
fitted. DorWn. turnbled
bear turned' out to be la. 12 -ounce•
Week SqwrreI But 1 ate' him,
in 4, SteW.
• How things • have chrinigied
since. SainUel Johnson . wrote, a
• couple of hundred snears 'ago,
"Iin,unting Was the Aabor Of the
Savages : :of •North America, but
•the aniuSeinent of 'the 'gentlemen
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