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, ONTO' WEDNESDAY, :FEB:
i ;!A
CELEBRA 5t ; :WEDDING,.,:Aht'NIyERSAR'
Mr. and Mis, Burt • .Roach' ob-.
:'served
their, „forty4ifth wedding
anniversary
ann iv..-ersaiYo n1Sa
turd;
aY, ..''.F.
eb
ru
-
ary 2nd, and, friendscalledboth
afternoon andevening toextend
their congrat ula ions::
Mr. and Mrs:, Roach were' mar-
rie'd, on February 2nd, 1912 at.
Dungannon by.';the Rev Leonard
Bartlett' minister :of 'the Metho- ,
dint. 'Church, urch who.•. is now' : ••livin
�g
•at Belmont., Mrs. Roach.;,was the
former Hattie Ryan, daughter of
the late 'William: Ryan and Han-
I
n: ..•l
ah' :Caa�te on . of.::Du nnon,
n '
Burt's parents were' the late
Samuel „Roach';• and EmmaSaun-
b
e'
Y
a:•.: b »
,, was.
R .,
Kk, i•� S^"
in Dungannon.
Following 'their marriage; Mr,:
:and Mrs. Roach;fariined. on the
4th of Ashfield for several years.
Later the ' farm;. :Was sold,. and
Burt; : commenced work.for * I. R.
''Mabthe egg andbutter
� in: gag, • Dungannon. :.
roduce business -ii. Dungannon.
When Mr. 1VieNab. sold' out. to Si1:
v rwoods. • Ltd. .• he managed' the
e g
ne "w .busines in ..' Lucknow,and S
•Burt • continued - to • manage the
Silverwood ;business in 'Dungan;-,
non -When Silver•. woods:' closed .,at
Dungannon sixteen years ago,
Burt 'Caine to Lucknow :: to ' work
'iorAhem' until; his.•retirement due
to, ill 'health..about three 'years.
ago. Altogether, :Mr Roach was
With
wiuh Snlyerwoods for •• thiriy,One
years, •and with J. R. • McNab for
three..`:
Mr. arid 'Mrs ' Roach have one
daughter„Brewer
(Erma)) of Goderich, and '•a
grandson, James 'Burton. Brewer
Who •is •'attending :Gozleri:ch ,fCol.-.
leg iate: • Institute. 1VIr' ':and Mrs.
'Roach 'are meniberS of the Luck=
now United ''Church.
•
THE: OII)S COMING THRU:•
Frank lytnller''Should hang:
out his slingle as a-, vet, Last,
•• Week .he,had a horse that Was'
dying= -.•that seemed certain---.
•so certain, -in fact, that Frank
Th'e' Sentinel .last Wed-
,',nesda'y morning to advertise
for another horse. Ire bad to
.,have. one for ,brush -work 'and
'i Frere wasn't ' any` :^use an -
Tcounting_on the Aick._.steed_sL_
recovery..;,
The' ad beat the deadline
• and was on the press when',
Frank . called ,:again.': to ,see, if ,
it was , too. late '.to 'cancel •
the: ad.' It was.. In the mean
ei had -_taken things -._in
his ' own hands and given- the
horse a• •quart of oil -linseed,
we . think"' it was.77It -got •. re-
' .and Frank, dashed:to.:
': the -phone to, "stop the press
the oil.'scoming through". •
At least - he found out .how
fewhorses, there are for sale'.
LIONS SPONSO
-FREE SKATING.
One of: the • newly"' organized
Lions : Club , projects;that has
gOne into immediate operation, is
the
.,
� � of � free•.' Skating
sponsorship n g
for be : inners •a .• •<local, ••'arena
$ t the
• on a' twice -a -we
,ek � 'basis, for.
town and rural' child ?;�
ren ' alike..
.
*This skating period is from
'pe d.
4.00 1°,5;39 °o'clock each 'Monday
and:Wednesday afternoon` '.for..
childr.,,_n:.,up to nineyears of ,;a g.e,
and Older children who have not
skated ' and ' wish to learn.
The committee ,
this supervised skating is. `head
ed by Dr. T. B. -Cleland , •
The ioris are alsosponsoring . s nso in '
.a public
���, ont�
tor
students oLucknow ,District
High School, and' a ' winner 'will..
g
be picked , on Friday. to represent
Lucknow in the area'• competi-
tion •
The canvass of hog ' •producers
in Ashfield and: West Wawanosh
Townships is .being completed
• this" .week: ;The . program :is •pant
of , 'a, , co.unty=V}i'ide ; ,project • .' in.
Huron aimed at setting. fip a hog
marketing' directional. program. • .
The canvass: is: aimed at ob-
tainii g thesignature:._ of ho''g Oro;
ducers to "'a^ directive , that will
instruct ' shippers :-totransport
their 'hogs to..a :marketing ,point
.of • the Ontario Hog Producers
Cooperative
With the local canvass not yet
completed; an accurate summary
is •not available :.One' Ashfield
canvasser reports .80 percent sup-
port. ::In sections of West Wawa-
nosh:.75.percent is 'indicated. ,The
•Wawanosh • dr'ive : has •neared
Completion ' in the.: ,south end
early .this :week, but ther e was.
Still. :considerable work• to, be
done in the: north.
The, Municipal, results will be
finally :tabulated bulafed '.: o
n a Cdunty
ba
sis.•
m
In • co .m.ti
e '
n ng 'o .3>t the Su-
P eme
Court
d cis
on 'in,respect
to •
hog
Marketing Ala
n
LloYd jasper; Presidentof ,ie
•
Ontario.” 'Federation.': of • Ag icul
g?' c .
-tune .had this .to .:sa
'Our. Present proviriCial.mar-..
keting le 'gislation and bill, 82 sof
••
the ;Dominion Government• now
buttressed iby ; the :: recent 'Su=
:prerne• -Court - Decision,', ;clearly
pa
Provincial ••''Marketing.
A. carnival at an. early date,
e in the -form,
of a drumhead ceremony in the.
spring_ are . ,other immediate
plans.
Various committees'. havie ,been
set up under ;thesu.s •rvision of
,the
vice 'presidents.: Executive
committees and those pertaining
to • the: 'operation, of the' club, • are
under the drection.•of-first vice
president Chas. ' Webster.:
.. Second -vice , president, Cecil
Blake will* oversee sight,.conser
:va•tion: and ;blind. work; '
under the.
chairmanship of Dr.'M. H.. Cor,
rin;
boys 'and` •gisls w'ork, .under
Dr T. B. Cleland; ecitizenshi
headed by 'Robert Rae and 'Un-
ited Nations . night in" charge '
g. of,
Harton.
Third ---vice-president,:
WIliarn
Shmid, will :-supervise •the; .var 1'
iousivic < -committees• including
g.
•civic improvement, ••'headed• -••by'
"Bud", Hamilton; comm:unit bet-
terment, Robert MacKenzie; ' •ed--
.ucation'• committee, 'Stuart Coll-
yer;
ollyer; safety committee, Jack; Mc
TDonagh- health ,a
Harvey Houston.
SCHOOL' GETS Ta
RAT: 1
NG FRQM M
D, RCAANOTHER
DOES IT F4 ST
RAILWAY •SERVICE CUT? • '
Railroad. officials have. current
of our
Boards,
"The
Supreme Court decision
tip
?ell. , the right of the, Province
'Ofapooling
secti' "
on in the Ontario Fariin-.1 pro-
ducts
.
dts : arketin
M g Act:. and ` to set
u • 'he ':ho
peach and ve etabl'e
P g,
schernesn
a d approved ' of the
Servk!e' chanes and', `' ' '1
g nd •.,fePs levied'
o-iig-anization•s, provide.
that : all such . schemes. and fees
be :levied inonri o ''
c ecti n with
transactions within the rovi
p nce.
"As for • those `transa'ctions.
which mi 'ht be '•co �leted -i n an-
other:,
� d n an.
oh
t e province' . pr nce” or . for • export,
,hese boards: and levyy s are ful-
ly. legalized .right now . ,ly . the
Y
Dom inion:: Governir ent:.under its
present gill 321
. e.
spec r and. the Director .of the three b
ramch': lines 'north from•
Bruce
,Count`" Health. Unit, give -:Palmerston An' inspector .. has
Lucknow
--, • Schoolbreae)nz.i.mayask, indg o,the' a .c`ah
lecekr:. sotonn• thto
topn Kincardine ,trifor. the ast sev
reports vere
e
receiv'ediby ,
the4 Board at their. regular meet:' :volumeof business si ess being
don
e,
• r to r s
ing• on. partncu'larly .m, reg, d exp es
g Monday, night, with �•a�11 •
members bens Present, 'report of
h°P r
iens••
This . raises the question as: to.
Y • .'
'Lloyd Ellerton, sanitary inspect- .
or no another Curb' in
or ;had to 'do Witht r.ro- •whether.. r. t, a e . c b
the bac e _ : .
i- -servi a ma , eTi n the off=
.10 -real : tes-t• • of eatrn a � d- -drink- , y�ls
ing. untenslsin thecafeteria.„. •'ne guess.
s'that .eventu a
l
Y.
;'a' . 'n
will ” ' : ut'one tr m .d
The -'there. be b ovy
.:`. report of br Reg. Allen, '
a dail .
nd
.,:. ;M.O.HY,...olg-•-the._.:.. • ..:._ :w wi:....__:...� utP,, .. Y__, �._._.:_ _ .
. _ Uri .:, dealt th ,..
Frei .ht• business has drop ed
equuP-merit;_._ water.- 'supply, lava iI •, , AP. ,
,an• i-.. off- shar � l in recent ears with
tory Facilities, ;and,. 'general ' sail -:I? Y : . ,_.. Y, .;., , , .
tart'- conditi • ns�at•-the-school and l�btle,�or no ,.livestock shipped
pointed .to : r from here.. -by' rail any more., as,
• �Perfectipn when no • ,
: ' v.,. ;. trait orts have taken. over, The
recommendations - 'f •o:r improve- �?
• , ... in i. has also sufer-
•ments .were - Made .,an. > cat'- freight bus Hess ,
gory, Dr. Allen's, report showed ed from: the fact ••:that the ex -
n laterf l,:l°-enro1!meiA. of 85- sot's ess rate from 'her .•to_Toronto_
. ' •is .now. very, Slightly below •:the
And 84 girls at the school: °' �' ��
The-•�se-arreity of y teachers --was- fretae, . AS aconseauence
again; indicated •yin a. circular let.- some of:. this •freight loss is being'
ter "from ' they Minister of ' Edu
handled .: by.; l✓:hIYR., express 'ser
cation', . which outlined. a :•plan to vie _ ..:. ,:r.. : ,
interview, and - try to tibtaii t
•+qualified teachers in 'the British The E1nntra°,theatre,.•which Was
Isles, who would be willing :to closed.'and re -opened on a twice-
coriie '.to Canada: • a -week ' basis, : is now closed coin-
•
Forms Were 'submitted ''for in:- 'ple.tely
. ;terested Boards. to fill out, but +�.
`as -the return such 'tforrY%1 AKI N
•would; 'bei ;regarded lav the De-
Partin n-% ;as a definttc co'inniit : N GE.
irient to hire a 'teacher or 'teak}it'
rs.no
af'teach ertiregu rements for• the coni�plete" Y
.. -'. ',An:" �• . ' • ., _: • . •Radcliffe d' his', internship'' at', the I
riexL ,terra • i�fy, are unknown Infirmary of Oxford,
at prresent, England;,'and is'now a. register.
- Stu .. , °, �uy� C. ,,�� are
. - , ed, w •
dents at L:D11�Y:w7Y con �Y�i�ciarl,,.,
errd, •b" liar`... uu . ,i . e ,has gore to Heidelberg,
• ... Y btlity: in5uran�et. �n thr '�, :
Case Of . an•. 'arc. eii • ., . •i 'Gerinariy,• where• ,he ,has 'begun
any YCtC�I t oCCtti I ��
•• a..?n : the scholppostygraduate„ wore unde
r u''tnli'e
,now regulation n:$ e4Professor ,of 'Surgery the
t. aY ,
arced requires that anmist' vcrsity surgical clinic 'there,
]ap;amust'ftrst be rep.:rte to tie.; Dx Maclntyre is the • son ;df
l�i`inc;teal �be,fore• tie student Mrs,' Archie ,Maefntyre of • •'the,
. ,, :iCoiiyttrb'ed bpi Page ' YO;I Second ,
os
. , . K.
•
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4
"TheSuprene• Court .:decision;
while upholding,the right' of
marketing ' groups to pool'.' under'
present legislation, '' it held that
these'
e
groups could not Tgvy, .
a
charge
which might be, used:to
equalize payments oar. make''
i
merits.: n is for .• losses � If "this • author
itY.is.to
be used byan : in
arket
ng--board;nOntaro,- there. -will
have•'to
be new 1e islati,on , nb-.
tained from Ottawa..
The Supreriie.-Gourt• decision
`ives'
g us for a first tune a sold
foundation.''upon which to build".
• FIRE INSURANCE: CO ; ,
ANNUAL MEETING FRIDAY
The •,West ..Wawanosh`•Mutual..
Fire Insurance Company `annual
meeting= will: °be,.held -oh,-°Friday •
in' •'the Parish Hall ,at • Dungan-
non.. Direct, ; losses have been
coisiderably - above norm l ;dun
ing the;. year and ;reinsurance'
losses. have :more.: than • doubled:.:
George Stuart, a "director of
the . Company for-
has retired due toi11 health, and
a successor .will ,be• .'elected,' o_n
Friday. There. are : a ''number af. `.
prospective candidates for .'this,
appointment.
SIX WEEKS MORE
'If anythie thought•w i ri t e r
would ',depart :from us in ::1c s
than six weeks, they are, doomed "
to disappoir tment. - Old, Sol and
the Groundhog settled, that .on
Saturday= -Candlemas' Day.
'The a sun shone, that :. day . and
when ,kr Groundhog.:; ventured
from his lairhe saw, his. shadow,:•
•
and, ;legend ; has it, he scampered
back to his <den • for .'six more
weeks of hibernation while King
Winter.. continues' to ; snow 'and.
blow.
.EXT
.. END
.IRI H•
S MN TR.�
Whitechurch, ,South Kinloss and
Langside' has extended, a call to :
Rey.... Robert •' T. A. 'Marshall of
•the
in RaffreYPresbyterian ch rch
North rnIreland
Rev. R lViarslall; :vmho i's •.33years
of age,a had • expressed a desire'f•
to 'come to Canada, and 'will • no
doubt`ac'e'A t s the ..call.He. is mar-
•ried
and,
they have.tlwo-
n
children.
rs-M-a
tor. _. .. '
Representatives from .the;: three
congregations, will appear, before ;
Huron -Maitland 'Presbytery next
week 'for ratification of the'ca
Rev. Marshall' is highlyrec-.
,..
ommended by those: who know
him' Tf:. he .';flies to Canada; he
mayass'
yassume his new duties'. about • '
Easter' :time; and -if he comes.
over iby':° ship, it' will, be• early,'
May, • when ' hecommences r his
ministry.
Rev,- Re ..
. Marshall was theh
.„a choice
of 'a well attended' con ` : ation=
al meeting Of the three' churches,
held last , Friday ;.afternoon':;: at
Whitechurch:.: He. was. selected
from : among four',candidates. The..
meeting- .was ' presided. -,-over :;by
ev. : •,
R J. McK•xhriey of ,Tees
Water;
and inters"� -•
e , m moderator'of"
-th.e,- ha_ _- -
c , rge wh-iah .has -:been -.yap
cant 'since the departure of •Rev., . +.
No. rm,an ;Caswell, last. ' fall
. •
INSTALL-
LEGION;:AUXILIARY OFFICERS
•
S
.,t
J.0
Kt,.
fid
•
it+h; a--.mem+be-r-ship--of-- ninety*
three, all chairmen will have: a
•:strong, 'cornmittee ,°oto, carry ' out
•their- tasksW
respective ,
Chaiier-•nie'1bers7o`f :the Cub;
•who have • not previously • beeii
named are as ;follows..'. Orville
Elliott,'. JY \VY •,Toynt,. Lloyd Hun
ter, 'Allister ;Hughes,, Leonard
,MacDonald; 'IVY GY' Wcbstei,,4ack
2ewi t;-:On'tai"-Broo'k :fob `' •'c
*Millan; Tack -E. MacDonald,' .'M'or--
pari Henderson, -Vii deli ' Mow -}
bray, . •Baynard Aickert • Gordon
Tadd, Kelso. MacNar, .H LY Mac''
Kenzie,'' Jack Pollock, John Ack-
ert,,, Alvin Hamilton,• 'Jack Mac-•
Kenzie, Cameron . MacDonald,
JY
L�,
title .
Ken.,....
B. Mow
. bray►.
Lawrence
Ronald Par.'
.ter Ay.
-,",taker
A. E :>McKim
VV'n., ltuthei:fo
Walter terR e
cl,l e.
l'onr V
ar>tey-
•zieErnest tar
ostre,
' `'VV"Y: ' R; lorveyy George
Whitby,' .
u-yre
• ieers• of :... r ' ... r -
4ff f tlne. L uc l..ri o 5horvrr, left to'.'illi a'ite• . ll?i,�, ..•
Branch
:,,•..Of. the Ladies tR.obort Aimstro�g,,•
segea
nt- at
toeCanaitai Legion were. of,i4Ir�: Writ. trttitilli.
.
fteiali • installed la t$
-.tit ° t '"� cek:"•b er ' ;17fs ' a1Y..;'l�l�.oni, �'`� on. �•� r
installing Officer Clatierice. Greer., '.ryes. :'Vl,t~s. Clair,4Ohri,stori,Y .
Mrs: Ani a :Johiiston..was Mrs, Phili AlaclVliilwiw
ed :for: another termaAuxiliary .pas t• p esi c,eitw
psY�'o is• ' president,
ti" ., E•
ncY
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