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WIDDNESP
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•EIGH'J' ASA . itt i` .,
Ruth Hodgins, -daughter.. !of ,Mr;,
andrs. CharlesHodgins
Centennial. anniversary of Mr Bain MacDonald Kintail
Kinloss Cemetery' will, be
,>
..,: of
Wingham received the highest
.marks of 'any' student in the en-
trance class:of ingham:
School; 'and for this aC ieven ent
n
....
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a
was:.in Kitchener -an June 22nd
this sumaner,at a com- to attend' the graduation cern
ation serajce t�be heldmonies of , the: K -W .HOSpital
4.afternoon, Augu t••4th 'SehooiOf Nursing;; Among the
I,ipra with'.descendants` of was .rewardedWith .a• covetedtwentY graduateswas Mr,Mac
' . thin n Donald s daughter, Jean Anile:
whose: forebears:li
•e: .
�`n
t✓Yi
a.
,ed spot, taking" R: , 1
Kinloss -,•Presbyter-
lurch.,,congregation• was es--
Led
s,ed over .101years, ,ago,' ibut
pot tillthe next year that
metery was opened on the
:here the church was built.
later date. FirstI burial re
1. is that of John. Riach'.• •
a recent • meeting of the
Kinloss: Cemetery Board,
, plans ° were—laid- for -this-
inial observance.
rrbers of, the /Board'; are:,
Sutherland,: immediate past,
nan; Allister Hughes, ;chair
1Vforgan 'Henderson, mice
van; Lloyd MacDougall, sec-
; John R. Lane, Rossac
i. ;and Frank MacKezizie
Douglas Graham s treasur-,
bro... ze rnedal.
In •addition to: her scholastic:
success(; Ruth also learned last'
week that she, 'had 'been, success; .
u ' .i assin er rade 8: ipi . o;
Her .younger :,sister?,, Kathleen,
age 10, passed her Grade.5, piano
e,camination.
The girls'. mother is • the for -
Mer -jean
or-mer-Jean Anderson, daughter of
Mrs. Thomas Anderson .of. town.
Sutherland, who has not
enjoying the, best of health,
ed . asp chairman,a position
d capably •filled for a long
1, but is continuing ' as • . a
er ` of 'the: Board.::: '
TERMAKER AT CARGILL
._. ,and Carinen. McQuil
, �' ;
14 family' have' . moved T to;
11 Where 'Carmen ' has as
1 the';; duties of :ibuttermaker
e.,Cargill plant of `Silver-
Dairies. Carmen succeeds
Conley who .•has, gone to
later.. •
STANT INSPECTOR
'EST MIDDLESEX
AL .GIRLS .QN./
TOR TRIP WEST
Last, week -end Mary MacMil-
lan •and Mary .Macintyre joined.
'Margaret Hendry of Tiverton,
and Mary Campbell of Hamilton
on a .trip•,to>the; Pacific Coast:.
In Detroit the.foursome picked
up a: new car, :which . they Will
drive through the U.S.A. ' .to . de-
liver in Seattle.. They will • return:
through the Canadian' Rockies by
train' or. bus.
The' three teachers, Miss Mac-
Millan and active
two friends, who;
have" been . active • in Young - Pee
ple's' work in Ontario, will go to
Sylvan ' Lake: near Red Deer, Al-
berta. For a • month they will -be
leaders at :. the Presbyterian
Church= camp -,there,
•
Mary MacIntyre .will- remain, in
Saskatoon for ` a time to take `'a
position ' on the staff of the Uni
versity' Hospital there
MOTHERCRAFT'GRADUATION
OF SPECIAL LOCAL INTEREST:.
Grad, nation exercises were held
at the Canadian ,Mothiercraft . hos-
1 pital in Toronto on`Wednesday 'of
Graham MacDonald, who last week', ''and ' were:- of special
tly received : , the " appoint-
as an elementary school in-
n., :. has .been named as as-
t inspector , in Middlesex
MacDonald°sdiuties-wall 1-
e Strathroy: district : and he
continue to . reside in Lon -
t -PRI -SES -MARK---
1; A
N VERS RY
• and Mrs. James MacTavish
[Icon. Township_; ,observed
'255th • wedding i anni► rersary
aturday, June • 29,•, an event
the. neighborhood and their
y celebrated with :two sur
.parties.:: '.
Thursday night neighbors
mercers • : of the ' • . Foruan'
•
p, ' : numbering ' about 35,
Aped in" at ' the . Maeravish
for ; a social .evening and to
the presentation of a ' love -
Dor lamp,
Saturday evening ; the sur -
was repeated when the"'
y: secretl....arraed" wed=.
Y n$ a
anniversary • supper. That.
ng -brothers and sisters . on
sides of--t-he . familyArrived-
ake the occasion complete.
ase from a distance who
aric
d the'' gathering were Rev.
Mrs. Fred. MacTavish of
Cord, . Rev. and:- , 'Harold
ston .of St. Thomas, Mr.'and
Gerald MacTavish an fain
nd Miss Jean MacTa sh of
ford, Mrs:' Elizabeth 'Street:
ineardine and I�V r.Y and Mrs.
ler' Hamilton of Goderich.
tn_an C,larver a
ith a wall mirror, silverware
other -
gifts..
. and Mrs. MacTaivish, the
er Cla .a _
�- r.,. xnl.ton,�t-ems
led by the Rev.; Duncan Mac
5h. The are' 'este res -
;s of the' Olivet Community
'e they have Spent' their
ter century of . Married Iife.
' ; have five' children;, . Allan,
,'
Yn, Margaret, ,Marion and
,interest locally. Two of the .grad
uates were Irene Roulston, dau-
ghter Qf Mr: and Mrs.: Clifford
Roulston, of Kinloss and Nancy
Hewat, daughter of Mr, and ..Mrs.
Wm: Hewat of Elmira.`
The parents of.; each girl 'at
tended' the graduation .exercises.
Ann Crawford ; /.accOMpanied.:_ Mr.
and Mrs. Roulston. The girls will.
-c implete:their--course ,he -first -of
September.
Irene was first in her class, ` re-
ceiving highest .standing . in Moth-
ercraft lectures, 's `
4•
DAUGHTER OF FARMER
TEACHER DIED, U:S.
a �el 'Yule, wife- of Dr. F: A.
SVI b
Mantz and, ,daughter of ' the late
Mr. and Mrs..- D. D. Yule, died
suddenly at her home in *;Phila•.
delphia, Pa.:
,D D. Yule.' was principal ,O
the Public School here' for years
and': the' family all grew up here.
She leaves to mourn her loss
ibeSides' her husband, one:son ,"
Dr: Frank. Martz of. Kansas City,
one' sister, Annie'May, Mrs F. H.
Main •of :hiladel 'hia; one. niece,-
Helen-Grant
iece,-HelenGrant .Main of Washing-
-ton:---two--brothers.Tames- --B o
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NEW ,C°OOP MANAH TO
TAKE OVER LATER IaMONTH
,LOrne'Pci.Wer, who will succeed
Grant ;Case as manager of , the
Iucknow•"District Co will,. not'
assume 'his new duties, until late•
in the month. ,
Mr;!, and M'rs: Power' ,and '•their
two-year-old' son, 'Andy., Were. in'
town. the : latter. part •rt of 'the 'Week,
:sizing .up, the Village and houi,,
ing .situation:_ . " .
_:Mr- and' Mrs Power have lived
i3r-T-oron-tof0h
e-past t
en-ye
ars
where he was associated .the
United Rubber Company,
Both
.are natives of Eastern Canada;
and are : planning a trip 'aback.
home !before; taking up residence
•here.'
Other relatives„and. friends;
tending' the-- exercises came 'from-
Port
romPortArthur, Hamilton, Tillson
lbtirg, . Toro nto, Waterloo, New
Hamburg arid district. •
In the evening, a. reception ° was
held in Jean's 'honour at the
home of her 'sister and ,brother
in-law, `. Mr. and Mrs., Nelson
Dorsch, 'New' Hamburg.
ANN. • U
A
TO.:CONFER AOI
BUS ROUT :I'NG'
954.L
•
S.S. NO 5 ' Kinloss 6th 'Con
;'cession) was -thescene of a sur..
prise': Party when . 'Same - of the
l? , Pa Y
ladies:. of the Section ,gathered ,on
Wednesday' afternoon.;', Mrs. Jas,
Mac av'ish 'wh 'has been.teach
o
h l or three. years:. inthe. 0 1 for . .,:...Yam'_. .
g: in• ; sc . o ,
was resehtesl•..with an attractive' -
• table:, lamp,: A"•'card'. with :wishes.(
for a happy 25th wedding
v=ersary-and
also given, -.Although taken .by
surprise, Mrs. MacTavis+h made ••
a fitting reply. Thehildren had
a 'short program and:.lunch was
served.
The event marks the closing ':of
I the . school.: In Septern'berthe
pupils will ' be transported to
B oly. rood school. • ''
The July meeting of :'the. Luck -
now District ` High" Schdol Board:
was advanced to last Friday eV-
ening ..on -account of the holiday.
The Board' dealt chiefly::: with
term -end business but the ses-
sion extended until ,past' mid-
night: All : Members. 'were pres
ent with: the exception ,of W. R.
Howey.
Wm'.. Andrew and John Curran
met the Board ' concerning the
•
bus route on their, concession
and requested that' :seine other
arrangement-- be-; :made • Whereby
students. on this line would not
have so long a ,bus ride: to,; and
-front ' school.Members of the
Transpoi ation • ;Coziuiiittee and.
:parents :concerned;. are to meet
with : the bus operators in an 'ef-
fort' to arrive a a at . a : solution- to
this problem
WARD WINNERS
KEEP OFF 'SIDEWALKS;
OR LOSE YOUR BIKE!
Incensed by the reckless
disregard • that some bicycle
riders”. have , for pedestrians;`
the Village Council:• has 'in-
structed Constable Alex Hav-
ens to enforce the by-law ••
-
prohibiting the ' . siding
bicycles on. the, 'sidewalks, in
the Village.'
In'effect:,, the dictate. is,
•"keep : off the ' sidewalks dor
run . the chance of having
yourbicycle confiscated ' for
a :time _
Councillor Sherwood.. rais-
ed :. the subject at Tuesday;
night's Council meeting when
the called on the Board to
either enforce or rescind the
By-law
It was' decided > to 'advertise in CALL FOR MAIL CONTRACT
for •a:: ,hearvy duty power mower,
to be used at the High .School.: The Post. Off ice 'Department is
Difficulties have been encount- calling for mail . contract tenders,
d ered in trying to keep the old between Wingham and Kincar-
• G d XII at Lucknow'' District ' Sydney Whitby was re -hired 3' p S
Winners •of ; , scholarships an :mower in operation. -.. `b. '. stops a . Whitechurch;
dine 'with t •�
general proficiency awards up to : Lucknow,
AFTER. TRIAL
ra e: ,
High :. School are announced - Iby
.Principal P� W. , Hoag, as; follows:
P g
Women's Institute -Scholarship
for General' Proficiency, : Grade.
s, ,
Emmeline Miller; 3rd, Joan Don-,
aldson
ficenc
•in Grade
..:.L:anguage Pro , y.. ,...:.. .
XII: ' 1st, .Joan. •Donaldson; 2nd,
_Exnineliiie_Millez' a. 3rd, Louise
Andrew. ,
Wm. A. Schmid Shield for
General Proficiency in ',Grade XI:
1st, Patricia Welsh; 2nd, Robert
Young3rd, James Petersen.
Mathematics: Proficiency. • in
Grade XI: 1st, J. J. Houston;2nd,
Robert Young;: ..3rd, Patricia
'ielsh: ' . •
Wm A. MacKenzie : Shield . for
Grade; X:' ' Proaficiency:', lst, Bill
Buckton; 2nd, -Sandy MacKenzie;
3rd, Joanne Hunter.
History Proficiency:. ` ' 1st, - Bill
Buckton; 2nd, 'Joanne Hunter;
3rd,' Jean Richards. •
Finlayson Brothers' Shield for'
Grade: IX Proficiency:lst,-Di-
ane -Rayner; 2nd, : Helen Camp
Y
bell; 3rd,'Johanna , de'Jong, •
English Proficiency; 1st, • Hel-
en
en' Campbell; -2nd, Diane -Rayner;
f- 3rd; Naic-y--Eorst
Kelowna, B.C. 'and G.F: Yule,
Q.C. (Bert) ' of ro0n,,SackTwobrdtfriers, :Wiand. `Stuart,
passed , away some- titne agb.
'PUBLIC` SCHOOL : TERM
CONCLUDED LAST WEEK
The Public School .term,` of-
ficially closed. on Friday, abut the
H'o m e Economics, awards:
Cook- book, 'donated
Grade; XII, k,
by Mr, ' A. E.: McKim, Marlene
Hunter;: 'Grade XI, cold meat
fork,donated „by.:. _Mr.
Schmid, Patricia ;Welsh;Grade-
X,
�ra e
X, place setting silver, donated
b`y Mr.:W m . A. Schmid, Barbara
Murray; Grade IX, place setting
,crystal,, ,donated ' by Wm. A
Schmid; �Itelen Campbell.
rood and. Ri le
The round. trip is:a. f ac ion over ,
as• caretaker.
A second' account for a' break- 71 miles.
a e• claim : iii.. the' amount of .' 11:55 This truck delivery.' service was'
g. $
is, to be .sena to a student of the initiatedlast fall on: a one-year',":
school'. •contract, which could be'reg'ard-
ed assort of a ..trial ;period 'for
3t .is' to.: be requested of . Miss
jj that .she teach the Glee,
1.1-,Sal eon ch
Club 'throuighout' the, next 'terrri
` The -Board - regrets losing • the-
services
he-services of Mr.. Wright and.a. let-.
r --of recomrrten-da ion--i-s-tobe
sent 'to hien.
A fall .attendance • of approxi-
mately, -18 students -is --expected:=
Because of. the maltreatment'
Eby some students, of ' t ooks> sup-;
;plied by the School, . it was 'sug--
'gested that a fee be levied on
I each student to coven repairs to
school:•ibooks.
T'he':cadet. grant of :$143:96;. was
ordered transferred ,; to 'Gerald
Rathwell,:..;treas�urer of the Cadet.
Committee.
LIGHTNING 'STRUCK
TELEVISION AERIAL'' '/�•
An early ,morning electrical`
storm: on Wednesday, resulted in
a 6.00 ,a m' :'fire call'to the farm
:home "_hof-': William Wareing in
Ashfield --Township.
Lightning struck the television
_, ghat nS ,.
aerial,. burning out wiring, and
doing some , other damage.'For-
tunately
ortunatelythere was nor :outbreak
f fire and.: the . services of tie
•Lueknow Fire Brigade' were not
required `upon arrival • at the
+farm.
weatherman certainlydidn't give 11 PICNIC OUTING` ENDS'
ahs --fat hP . atria of " A,o_ eld_fo_r_General ,KINDERGARTEN TEIt11'I,
l i r i
thd a
ho ` y w hick 'lib all
to short at that: School ,. 'ill re-
open on Tuesday, September 3rd.
St den s of Luckno.� nd Rip-
ley' Public Schools played' , a
home -and -home .softball series on
Tuesday and. Wedn'edsay of last
week,'' The Lucknow boys won
both their Ames, While the Hip -
ley girls upheld' the honors, of
their school' : by staking both.
games froom, the .Lucknow girls
p fi'ciencyin
Horne 'Economics:
e `
lst, Patricia Welsh: .2nd, 'Ma
r-'
Iene Hunter; 3rcrHeTen"CamP
•ell. ...
Proficiency in Industr i hs:s:
',1st, Ken Bannerman; 2nd,.
ert..Struthers; 3rd, Bill Andrew.
Public Speaking, William ,A.
Schmid cup:: lst, Diane' Rayner';
Shirley' McClure, Nancy Irwin;:
Clansmen's'. !Shield: lst, Janes
I#eed;' kindererten won xnd, Wm. AndrerW9 ,
the new.system that replaced.
mail:: service 'by train. ,
Allan Reed has had the one-
year contract.The new contract,.
_if�sati�toril a lted,
continue' in force. for: a. term not:
exceeding four:years.
. .Tenders must be at. Ottawa' by
July 12th, and'there are limita-
tions to those '` who may . tender:,
TEACHERS ER....
AC H S GO TO . .
VARIOUS 1Oi�S PO1 NITS
Teacher College results'were
announced last week, and a doz-
en young graduates from'. this
area will teach at ' various cen
tres when 'the' Fall term opens. .'.
In alphabetical order : the, name,
home address and where' he or..;
she . will.' teach, in brackets, is' as
follows:, Beverley'Ashton, Luck-
now, :. (Hanover); Eva Carter, R.
4, Ripley, ' (S.S. No 7,:Kinloss);
Willner Errington, Dungannon,
-(-ear'A�rbur�i) `-Elaine' Farrell';
R.2,, 'Ripley, (near Ripley);'
Sheilla" Feagan, A. 4,'Goderich;
(Goderich); . Da le ' Haldenby,
-Lucknow,. taking '2 -year' .course;
`Beverley ::MacKenzie;- R. 3 God-,
9
o{�
eri+cha. '(Branitford): Lorne' Mac
Kenzie, Ripley,' ` (Kitchener).;
Flora.McQuillin (Mrs. .1.' Mur-
phy,), R'1, Lucknow, (Stratford);
Donna Mead, Ripley,`(Hanover).
Louise Jefferson, , R. '2, 'Auburn
ro,
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A' highlight
of the end aof the
terse ' for Ithe • kinderga�cten pup-
ils of Mrs, N. J. MacKenzie, was,
an outing to ' le picnic . groun"ds"
at Philip. ;MacMillan s
• Pupils,. teacher,' ;parents and
little brothers" or sisters, num-.
,bering a�boiit fort enjoyed/ the
nt
ro raof '' ames,•that ed `with refreshments being
served.
Morgan, Teeswater. (Port Cred=
it) .Li11ian .Popp (Mrs Brian A
It elm : Dungannon,(Watery •
down-). .Lois : Webster R 2,Au-
burn,' ‘(Scarborough).'.— -•
Mrs.* Helm' and Beverley
Mon left on Tuesday for Hamil=
ton where they will • take sutra-:
mer courses in physica
and l traini
:g k,. respec-
.
tively.. ,
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