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pyo SENTINEL, LVCJNO
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HOL ROOD LADY BEREAVED.
F R111),LY GIRLS' (7UB:
"The Club Girl. Stands On
Guard" is :the Wame o the,". •
project for Bruce"in which 12
girls are` enrolled. The nameof
the- .clWhLis. .__ ` Itipley;s:' Dwelve
Safety Guards", Leaders" of the.
new course'are' Miss . Mary 'Rout-•
stun and Mrs, John McCharles
as;. assistant. ' " `
• The first . meeting 'was held , on•
Saturday, April 20th, at Mrs.. -Mc
Charles' home, : The, follgwing:: of
fibers were elected: prey , ;,Maine_
MacNay, vice , pres,, Marilyn.
Finlayson; Shirley Brooks,,
pianist,:Donna Osborne'press.re
Vette!., ford ipley - RutY�-Btaek;.
press reporter for Liucknow,
�e are oyer -stocked in most
Higher'' Quality Makes of •,
MAN',A G R• iex1 -ll edt
A•."lan ' is. being_ fornnulated in
B
ruce, County to, engage•'. a full=
time farm manager, . This' ap
pointrient; will gave farmers a
service which is believed.. -7 -the.
the first of its .kind ir1,C'anada.
Participating fgrmers will pay
an annual', ..25 . ifee for a .,thrice-:
yearly visit' from this manager,
who will help keep farm .records
.in order . and interpret the:'re
sults''of""the analysis of their
dividual faiwm�. accounts
Prepare Fora: Prosperity; N :;•;
"1 -:be'lieve that . prosperity. can
only be . realized ' by the fai:rners
.Who prepare fotrt`aird-that; fun,
dasnentally is why 'wc in Bruce
Joyce ;•MacNay. ,
have spent so much time on farm
•'The second meeting was .held 1,rhanagement', 'said •. George R.
on Monday, April. 22nd,
at' Mrs: Gear, agricultural representative,
M; Charles',.. . Regular business,
notes and : deinonstrations were,.
the order . of this meeting ' ,
The' third meeting was held at
,Miss: Mary Roul.ston's' on .- April
25th. At this meeting • one girl
'from a :family was given a 'con-
tainer.
con tainer. into .which ' Bach . was. ', to
take ` a sample • ofe - dri•nkinT.
water used, in her 'li.onle,, ' to be
bthestedese, Leetiunngs:ch closed each'. „ of
an•
The next . aneeting „is plainned
:for April 30th.•. ' at the Thome, Of
who
. ;and; ;are reducing•our.. $tock.
f ; yEou=are interested
,ETTER M ►T ';,
Icl
ennan aMacKenzien�d
Turntar Ambulance
t re _ Store A • bulance
neral Service Phone 181, L ek
unow
Donna and, Muriel Osbprne4
After a ;trial` -period ;of Friday
night shopping during the ;win
ter months, Chesley merchants
have'' voted 27 to 17 to revert to
staying'. open, on Saturday night:'
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Dlefenbaker
and Robinson;
agree , to work:.
fathered the. •idea.:
• 'Such a :setup• (the farm•,mana.:
ger plan) could Abe 'worth many.
dollars. in '!bringing to each of
-these-farmer-s =a' picture ;of their.
'own farm bUsinesS ' and 'interpret-
i'ng",it so .th.at be; scan compare. his
'business with those that are more
prosperous",
Mr.. Gear said that- the . farmer
would still be free to, make his:
•own.,decisions °abut would make.
hem with a great deal more in-•
formation` .available:'to hi n than,
he' elver had ",before.
Could Make, More
"1have` no ,&iesitation m say..ing.
-th,at,_Jhe_ __Lenge BruceCounty
•farmer could realize $'1,000 more
o ..:
income per year ; from such : a
plan'', he • said.,
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Bruce has a• good `nucleus, for
such an. association'. There are
already','77•trained.; farm consul'-
tants,; graduates..of a -Course
ducted by the. Ideal':: agricultural
office:
It .was the first such,. course
•held:''in Ontario further '50
fanners will enroll.,in : next ';year's
course arid the accounts of these
1.2&-- :r-•-so=ea-oiler z s . w -i l l ' • be
•processed:'at. ,the,` Walkerton, of-
Tice. ;
NGAG E- TEACHER
a ones the d
of B bert Leslie ,P liner oce.u,r...
red in St. Joseph's ' _ ospital, Lon.
don, on,' A$ T 1 •P , ia1 was' at.
Kincardine
Mr.: Palmer Was In ' his 68th
year.T_.and _wasr'413.0rr _.-a_-Luigan,_ ._
iheing a. $911; of Amos .and Maxi, °•.
garet ,i,?almer. ` He ` bbarbn reci' in;
Ripley' and ,Kifcareline •for many.
years, ;He was, one' of .a family
of seven and i ,. survived .by twi)
brothers s -.and two sisters, besides
his .:wife ,and; one .sOn.
Mrs 'Phomas Harris' of 1i01S'-,`.
.rood is a sister. Other sin vr� oia
are 'Max'garet ,Palmer Of Kincar
dine; -John, of'` Detroit -.arid Ed_,
.1,va d i -4Tifi -mins:.
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�► , : fl:exible. :price
support program' for
farrn goods, to' insure
all farmers adequate:,.
parity based on a''
fair price cost rela
tionship: to .the goods
;which': the armer
must `" purchase t.o'
improve his ''stand,.
aid of living.
onservative Discussion, esday, ;,CKNX-TV, Wedn
Watch' for. C r . _ .
El Y8t!i at 1.0
P.
(Sponsor
by' Conservative Association)
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FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT
usting with Juice" ` 10.for47c' .
giddy White -Swan -Toilet Ttas
ry' . Save 7c - 4 'for 47c
Rose Brand .Margarine
Lb. pkgs =- 2 ;for 55p.
Easifirst Shprtening,; 3c off, save 9c,, 2 •lbs. 49c
Monarch Pastry Flour,. save 6c, 7 Ib. ;`bag. 53c
.Kleenex Dinner Size Napkins, pkg. =of40, `;33c
Valley View Breakfast ;Prunes; Iib. °cello 39c
Supreme Sweet :Minted Pickles, 16 Oz.' jar '27:c'
R & W.Artificial Vanilla Extract, 8 oz: 18c
R'•&. W Instant ' Coffee, '2 oz. jar .YY Y .,Yjy ,...., '51e.
R &. W Aunt Mary's; Coffee,. new price, 1b. 95c
Golden Hour• 'Confectionery, take home ,pk. 29e
'& W Prepared 'Mustard, „lg." 16 oz. jar, 19c
T 11t a er en Sunspun Salad': Dlress ttgt; 1:6",or. far 37c
x q �'
�iGiant. Aunt Mar:y's tread; :white or birow,n, 24 oz.,;17c
Giant ,s><ze, save ' G igarettes ' a .irpopular brat ds 'et . o O0 $2:99
",� "° •. � 0National Tea' B�:�s, , C�range• Pekoe, 50'a � ti,.. 45e.
FItESIi PlidijfJCE A'P�RED& iJirl"E
Ripe, :select quality Pineapples.'w •4 for 99c; BIRL S EVE FROZEN POOH ..�
.St atv ;-
✓.sweet, mild SP apish Onions 2 lb. ,23c , S r berries 15 oz.• o._.it .... Y9 Y.vyr..�Y...Y,ri.`Y.YrYi.aF: 39e
'Genuine , • �. ► , p . � . , :. .: •_ , . � � 7y
I'tnported .fancy quality Shallots ..:/. 4 '2 for 23e :,`Lemonade;~ A6 off., tins .. , y:- >.�;,�.r.'Y'YY,IY `2 for'35c
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T. LANGS.'D E,.
(LANG'SIDE NEWS.i:
t•,a
in reeehtly held at
.S No. 8, Mrs Orville Eil.iott
each r coz
menein�g ' interi•m'•Septem'ber '',at the
'neve' Fall.
..Ladies: A>d' 'is ' to ` be held
FIRE, CO.' RULES .-AT
TURN OF CE-NTU.RY •
An interest,ng, little booklet `of
by-laws; • rules 'and reg.ulsitions
published 'by, the Lucknow. tire
•Brigade .in, 1901, is . stillcircul-
ation, i,s aplica'bin'. a ,good
many cases today .' ^ ' le
H:o w. e v e r . there .are • many
-changes-yin more., than az;ha-1t-cen_W
tury.• For instance, the Company
was liinited',to, 15' Men;' and .for
many years full strength was r'e
ga'rded as 12 men „-Today there
are 20 now 'available 'for both
urban 'and rural service.
••':,Meetings. were then held twice
rnorithly .,on the first• and thirdo
Monday, The•:'captain went direcL:_,.
to' the.. fire' and . the lieutenants;
had charge of getting the 'reel td,
'the .fire; The hook...'and ladder
wagon followed, if reguired.'
earlier .absent': `from -
A'.an three .
successive roll 'calls, yv ,s'u'b'-
jeet to suspension:. An 'officer''or.':
membe•..1 appearing at ..a>
practice..,oYY. 'review,. into:rcatti:.
shall be:: expelled:. •In g,orng Or,:
returning from a fixe, pardde or•
practice; all ;uririecessary noise
must me•: avoided, .and <i cis d cj `
Ofeano-must-a-1 ways b e -O e i. \'L cl
to, ..outsiders (And,. hcl ca�c n e ,•.
that's not:. easy,)
Decorum was outlined for. con
d4ctrng' of -meetings, v hieh rc
efu;ired a member•� 'hen pcil.ir .
.or offering a motion, to,rttie stid'
address 'the :chair. ,:
1Cornmunication
purnphouie and the ;brigade
a long' whrst'k? srgnified''the.c:'i
ince-r was at;'his past tv bk) s
ome: o r rs oyIo
on:,, Thursday evening, May. 2nd.:
�.- he . induction of Rev. Tho.
Andrew Marshal of ; Ireland will
be: held in South Kinloss Church
ori Friday evening at 8 p.m. 'cfol-
lowing a 'call:'from• that. church,`
Langside 'and = Whi echu e
church officials Will meet.'earlier,
-Mr. and Mrs , Wesley Alton
(Gretta ;Hudson) visited' Thurs-
day eveniig-with Mrs .rohiiiT-'puri
vis and at .:the `Dawson' ' home-
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,.everyth;ing is . ready
may.be •turned ••ora;•:thre blow;
hydrant,man :must • Io e liy-
t drams ::•
Th-e.re .'were .17 h dram
throwg out the �7.i11age 'then; l'es,s•
ti a'n haif: ;the' present' ',iaumbrt'r
Their ,locations•' in 1,901 'yrere tie
scriibed'..ais'follows: engine house:.
:TO�wn • 'l al'1 Mrs.: :Hani.bicton` ;
Caen s 'Rotel,
Nitaa•doch •8z Co., oppositic Fuin.i-:
tu:re Factory, opposite Reid's
Hotel, opposite
Peterson's corner; "Tanfici`v ��r«
rrri 11, oppos to �Tarri Doul las r.es
at'
ffa�
Friday morning, accompanied by
he'r sister, Mrs. 'W.I.' Irwin, they
spent the 'latter part of the week
Detrolt, retarriing' home Sttn-
day.
The C.G 1 T; girls held a sac
:cessful--:spa-1e.-.-Y-� secs-wa-ter Sates•
urday •of.''candy ° and: cookies
Work .is progressingvery fav
orally in the erection` et' a kitch-
en in the basement of the ehurch,
Mr:.AIe- =.Donaldson is- dei tg--th
Quite a few cattle are` getting
6 r;
out 'on.' pasture with•.' the good"
growth of `grass. lately,'which
will_ -.bring quite- a- - wel come to -
the -fainters after the long win
ter :of .choring.a.
Mr.a'Harold Dawson. of Toronto
spent he week-enid' amongst„
friends.
, 112r: and :Mrs, ,iViarlow, Crow.
'were. Sunday: ;'visitors ••with" 'lVI
and- 4Mr-s -.1Ohr-Crowst-ori;
idence, A., h awreoce's ,a'c's idc;nce,
Mrs, .A1lin'• r ititri K, "ll'ti-i -
tei's residence, N. 'McTrtnes rr':r ,'.
idence '
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A man, with money can be a •
trail e:gg`-and-strl ] btx n i'g iy-fc
ul.a'r 'un'ti1 he is broke: •
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1NSU:RANCE
Can Now- Aeeept •
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COME.ItetArlittfOlf,
as well as•• the.•. farm business;
For iriforrtratibn c n tilt
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