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NOTICE
, ANNUAL -MEETING.
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The annual meeting of the Lnelt-
• now. Agricultural Society will be held
in 'the Town Fiat Lucknow, Friday
January' 20th at two o'clock. All mere -
hers are bereby netified to attend.
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1939
Liuchnaw Out!, Thuoday January' Vthi,
J AC I(.W EB ST ER WEAK AY
or 'PRER SERVICES
BE4NG: WELL. ATTENDED
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D ESC RI BES---KiRTH,,
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Addressed Large, Audience: On Sunday Prayer Services, 8rrangec113y, the local
•-•i9:esCrIbill'a trIP And - Life Neat ministerial association are being Jield
:Arctic Cirele--Plans TO Return In in local ani.rnhes with large .eongre
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' Spring 7° P° Pk.P.'::Pli'l•; Near ,gations in attendance: .
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Yellowknife ' ., The week of •devotions cdrainenced
Monday night, With a' joint Young
People's Service in the United Chureh,
atrwhich.R4y. Reynolds Esler :of .4w
fieta.and Ripley was the gueit speak-
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Joseph. A.gnew,Sec.
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Rig;"li *Vial Jack *Webster, iwIth 'a
checkered i eitreer, as Soldier?, sailor,
niiflei and proe'peetor,. during the
tWenty4Welyear5 •Since:he, fi,rsti'igrt
LiielcnoW,*?s,a young frian,,,addresied
a rgathering of some fiftY men at :the
Sunday ,afternoon. Meetirck �f 41e.
Yontig '11/Leca'S,: bless of,. the 'United
Chtireb,,,: • • . 7
Jack's talk dealt With his• first air
flight froMEilmonon to Port Radium'
.TENDERS .
Tenders willbe ree`eiVed•by the Un-
• dersigned, until January 20th, .for 18
Cords of 20 -inch green. !body Wood,
beeehand maple, to 'be piled; in school -
„house woodshed at S.&• No. 9; Ash
field. gry-• ch-1-5thy-19-29 ,Einegt
Y'Blake;. Sec.-Treas.; R. 'I; Lucknow.
„. TENDERS
Ten.deis' via be received by-tlie un-
dersigned until Januaryqith, 1,939
29 •cordsof green body wood, beech
and Maple, 1,6 inehes,, to be -delivered
at shoo l in S.S. "No. 16, ,As"hiield; on
-er3before the middle 9f June,•,1939,
Neil,' J. likeKenzie, Sec.-'freas., •
, ' • R. g Lucknovic,
"'Phone 65-r-,1, Tangennorf.
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Taking the service 7ore,'tlig%
•presidente, Of thel. various Youig.
People's pecietiO, , John 1). Ross
,Sonth Kinlesa;;•'Stellal Steward Of, the
Preel?.yterian Dorothy Cook
4AOPOINT14ESTS AT.
OPENING L SESSION
Si, Peter,'s .A,Y,P,A., 'and 'Harold
'Who
and his . experiences there,. during ten l'prhe°sIrdpeide.n,:of the United X.P.S..,
month's_ that • he worked 'within a During, the devotional, exercises
stone's threvir":of the Aretie qirefe,•'in sentence -prayers vierelgtveri by mem.
the Elder -Ade -Mine,: the only raelittin„.ber's.br each Society. A duet was sung,
mine in the -world at present eperat- by Marjorie • Cifirrian and Margaret
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ingl*Tbere is, another radium mine iaLouisreer presided, at the
, Rae,
the Belgian Congo, •which is not oper-
piano
atipg at pies'ent, , • • • On Tuesday evening the •Anglican
Eldorado Mine• is on the edge of Church was' well filled for the: second
Bear Lake, withiri„ .sorne thirty-milel of the :series.. of services,presidfd
.0,f ' t6 Artie .CirCie:, Work., 'under-, over bY•,:Itev,1:A.:A.,taloney, the roc-
. ground in. the 'mine, is carried On •With ,tor..f- The • speaker of the evening wag
the miners facing such 'hardship; as lev.. C. H. MacDonald. ,Miss •Peggy
'cold. and dampness, in di (mt the MacDonald was at the Organ. '
tens of Pitcliblend from Which a few, ' Wednesday night's meeting Waa
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re
nred. held' in the • Presbyterian Church,, ad -
The ore is•redliced to,ahih1y Concenr, dressed •by •-keY'. 'Maloney, Rev: 4, .0
trated form and elii ed to Port,Hepe, Todd is to Speak in "Seuth- Xinloss-
Ontario for refining, before it ,i's uvaik Chareh Thursday eYening. :and 46.,,,.,
able for medical treatment .ef -Cancer G. * Young•adresSes the conetuding.
and other diseagea.. l'„ , 'Meeting iii -the 'United Church on .Fri -
.Ccuncil Re -Appoints Village
Qffiiab•
" TENDERS
TtNPEits'mrAwrEp--For sUppTY
ing 15 cords ofHard Wood; , sixteen
inches leng; Beech ,:and, Maple, to. be
split fine ,and Piled and Measured at
School. "Delivered 'at' School Section
' 'No.. 12, Laurier,. on or before the fif-
. teenth day: of March. 4, •
Send tenders to. ,
CharleS,WileY,: See:- Treas., or
John Bradley; Chairman of Beard, '
R.R. 3, Goderich,.•Ontario.
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---AppOints Bert ...Ward, To. Collect
--111npnid 'Dog .Tax—TQ Seek Inform-
ation On' Bell '1'elenhoneis, peii
moval flan.
Lncknow Village, Connell meeting.
for its inaugural , Session on Monday
Light, dealt chiefly with the appoinV.
Ment of 'village officiali. and the strik_
ine• t` opinTnitigas. ;
7DetallS ' of „ the , Prepesed ,pole re;
the Bell Telephcthe Co„
:Ipstriieted to Wiite the
are to he ledlied.'-infe .and the clerk
the 13e11 Ce., in thiS•regard.,• . 4
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s: The Clerk.Was ilistriacted to write
Charles Sears; ceneerning• when he
..could audit' the niunicipatitis books:
and at, what salary. '
Coutztli requested -Reeve Busbell tc
ekpresS the ,appreciation of this. Colin
cil for the efficient manner in •whici.•
roads in the County,,leading"to Luck -
now. haeheen kept Plowed. ,
1938- dog tax •dollected was",sliown
al5Peinted• te cediect, the outstanding' LineknOw'a :thaeer show, in Particn-
lar, showed marked imprevement this i
tax tWentY-dogs,
past year; and with the • co --operation'
'Coniniittee• APPointments-.
of all- members; and"with early 'plans
,Coromittees were struek as follows
the first named” being the'chairm4n• and preparations. iinstio,: there seen':;
„eitch committee;• • , 'nei reason why the SiodietY'S 1383 Fait.;.
Hydro—Bushell, ,!.'"a-b1;rsiVIcNalp;
uox ..s(101A, AND • •
DANCE THIS 'FRIDAY.
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,Clansmen members have been "re-
hearsing" this week for a brief far-
ccial skit,,, that will be put on clitring,
their bok'secial and dance this Friday
evening. , • -' •
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Dancing comMenees ,at nine sharp
to music by 1VIc.ICenzie's orchestra. the
Skit."Juit Imagine" will be presented
before the sale of boxesat thelinich
hour, after _which dancing -siva' be re,
sinned
The adthission is .24 for gente„ arici
the •eple admissionCfr ladies_ is:.th'e
requireinebt that , each •lady brings
bo X Of lithch, The Clansinen are an
ticipating a big 'Crirwkand'will spar•,,
•no effort to. royally entertain thee
attending. So make yOur slogan,' meet
me at the box social.,
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.CRILD WELFARE
WOitK IN :BRUCE
Commencing with this' issue there
will appear n series of, articles t. ill
form the publie of. the:work being.
'One for needy .children of the County
of Bruce; to interest citizens the•
protection of children,.to bring tc
their attention the conditions whieh.
exist, and to create interest in Child
W" eiTlif.agYeq.ue.St.ion may be asked, "What
is a children's Welfare SoCiety?" The
Children's 41,Vgliate 'Society la' an: or;
, . . • _
riiiization
operating • under a
yindial Charter. Thua, .aubjeCt, to,
inspeetien supervision ..by• the
gr?.yirkor. antherities,, in Toronto., It
has the resPonsibility;;in this cage, to
pravide protection for all 'children in•
the Connty- of truce. • It has certain
powers giVen to under the Chtld,-.
.ren!S Protection Act and aeanines7leg.
aPeustoily•of thildren'whp. are Placed
in its care through the provisions of
the Act. The Children's Welfare. Soc-
iety. adininisters the Children of 'lin
married Parents Act and the Adopt-
hin, Act, all eases cerning. undel
'these Acts .are the direct resp.orisifiji
ity Of such Sodiety. „; • ,
Mr. Webster saidbe, knew of ,no dl day.
i-ffPets 'suffered by any of, the. miners, '
FAMILlf GATHERING
from ;Oiling, the -radium ore. due to'
its nreValence in such Minute (plant-
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ities.'' ,••,
'Jack described bls, aie trip jute' thel
North, the vastness and solitude of
which no one knows. hut those who
have 'ex-perieneed • CarihOu herds
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MARKS $ IRTHDAY
, A. family gathering ,Wa, held at•
the •beine ofRiChard Johnston.
Cori. 9 Ashfield; on' Saturday after-,
and lakes .teeming.• with fish, makenoon. in honor of her matter ? Mrs•
,its\ a hunter's and iisherinaeg paradise. Wm ; Blake. It Was, the oceasion bf
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He spoke of the :Various :Indian :eiglity-!thirti'birthday: „
tribes they had been in ontact with, ' Mr, JoSeph.. Mallough was, toaSt
and of the different; dialec,t ,of the mit;ter for the evening. He,paid-trih
.Northein Indian. They, little con -
.1 -COMING:EVENTS-1
GUEST SPEAKpR
Guest Speaker at 'the Young :Men'S
'class of the 'United 'Church this San,
day at two o'clock, will. :13e Stanley
Hall,,B.Ar, principal of Wingharn High
School, who has. take n as his; subject
"Canaill4n. Unity." -
CLUB- MEETING
ilke January, Meeting of Luck-
.,,oJoint Club will be held, on Wed-
'•nesday, January .14,6th in the Orange
Hall at 9 pp. '
Charlie Andeiinh Sec.-Treas.
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BURN'S, BALL
;The annual Burn's Ball, under Luck•-
, now Fire Company auspices,1 wth be
in the Tovvn Hell, Wednesday
January 25th. MacKenzie's' orchearn
ith,special . entertainment by. the'
McKendrick quartette of LOchalsh..A
tert--with . Eskimos. Tho miners,• a
easrimpolitan ,lot, • were the finest'
bunch he eve r knew, Jack said, stat-
ing,that it was there under such con-
ditions that the finest brollierhood
of-natioris eXisted. • '• • • ,
' 'Their food, while 'ample and .nut7
ritions, cbnsisted chiefly of fish, car-
ibou, hydrated -vegetables' andl pieS`:
frorn dried „fruits. ,Alt supplies of
course, can ,reach Port RCdium only
by. boat and
; The long:Winter nights of almost
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HocHEY
In an intermediate °M.A.. fixture
the 'highly rated Arthuiii, tearri will'
4meet the , Sepoys . in . the Luelcnnw .
• ' Arena, on Wednesday, January 18th.
". Luoknow held A.ithpr ,t6 a 1-0 .seore-
•,on their home ice last week. Tonight
(Thursday) Wingham_playi in taiek-
' BADMINTON MEETING •
A renrganization nadeting Of the
Ludicnowil3adn11nton dub Will be held
, in the Town Hall on. Wednesday,,Jan.
• • nary 18th at ',7,30 o'cleek. All inittr-
- ested are requested to be present. V''
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ute to the sterling character and a so
to the 'many itetivittei in the church
and convirunity to which the esteemed
lady -gives of her :hest. ' •
.11VIPORTANT MEETING'
.The ,Annual meeting of tlfe.Lucknov;
•AgricultUral Society has been ..seyor
Friday, January .20th. at.' two, . o'clock.:
arid the .efficera- have .stressed • the,
:iirportanee :Of all ,members ,b,eing in
testa' -$70:00'• and Bert Ward -Was.- „attendance . at this. meeting. • •.., 7
NETERN RAILROADER .
NATIVE OF WAIVANOSH
• Friends , were Present .from jhuow,rar--i
':Durvganii,ori,, Belfast, ,Watfaid,
and •WrOieter. '
'DIED.• AT 'EDMONTON,
Seines Henry Alton, 82, erimlpycie
of; the ,Edinontori city engineer's, de-,„.
partment y4ars RAO to his'
24-hour darkneas, and bitter cold -
Friday..Bdun near tuelcnord, Ont., Mr.
t'rement fiN"c8 -years ago,. died 'on
• r mance—
Reads: and ,• 13rld g c Qu n
BaShell; Treileaven.
Preperty,' and Supplies -4 -Paterson,
McNab Treleaven.. '
. petitions and 'By-Laws,LTrele.averi
Paterson,: McQuillin.
• *Water; •Firell and Light—bpnca a`i.i
whole.
The followin* village officials were
appointed: Joseph :Agnew, elerk and
treasurer; ' R. T. Denglas, assessor:
J. Agnew„, Sec.-treas. TAN:, dept..
R. 3`... •Moore -3-rnopths'. ap-:
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nointment; Ferre Spin&
ler, Wm.', Robb. A., Le -kart:
leayes :the. miners little .eliance of. Alton went to.Eclinonton in
1900.
9utdbor recreation,: but, in the long. . • •. • •
Summer days,' they have spelt events:
He told'of playinglaseball.bn the ie
en Bear Lake in May; E,a1A of ;spend.%
'it* an afternoon with Premier, M.' 17.
Hepburn, -When he visited th1 Min-
ing field last year. .
Life there is ,spoken of much as:one
would of prison: long have yon
:.beeri in?" *.arid, "When do You get:
otlt?" the cerrimori 'queries of one
to ancither. But at that, its', in the
blood andi Jack 'plans to • go bacJ to•
,What*.ibe ,,believe s destined to :1)0
one of the greatest mineral count-
ilanAnittly tojn?tire•
inalia.ger: a'triti 10''"tlier'""yefiriery
at Pot Hei.). 'Jackintenclir.te visit
with: miner pals, at ,Itirldand Lake
before,..striking back North in .the
spring. This tirne.he vil1 gO to yel:
Ipknife, where he ,plans ito : do some
prespecting for "that leta lest geld'
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INSTAL ,CHAPTER:
• OFFIt Eat TUESDAY
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PLAN FOR lEiTJRN'S NioHT
• At the January meeting of thet.
LiicknoW •Fire 'CoMpany; plans-cbre
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laid for 'the annual Burn a„Ball to be.
held im Wednesday, January g§tb,.
McKenzie's • Orchestra has been en-
gaged and Special entertainment
being arranged', for.: ,Lunch will be
served-, and the Conipany' are sparing
no effort to make this Burp's Ball
one of the best for many years,. Adi
Mission' has been set at 75c for gen-
tlemen and 25c for ladies,
inspector, J. M. Ra ynard ith W. ',I
lVIeNall. ass.ist
'James 3nsto4.,ydro• caretaker
Alex HzOieria;• Waterworks' Caretaker
Alex Ha,Yens; inspeeter,
t Rae;Mr.W.'V Jcilinston was rp_;
appointed to the library. beard • fo r:
• The new 1939 slate of officers of
e IAteknoW Chapter, ROyal :Arch. Mitt,
ons, was installed td,office orr Tueaday
night, by R, Ex, Conip., J. W. Joynt,k
• Past ,Grand ..Simerintenclent of linren
:Distriet No. 6. .
' • . .Offiders for :the term• are,•
Dr, Connell; "Z., Garfield' Macs
Doldir Caineron MacDonald; J.,
• Pr. L. Treleaven; Scribe E., Wm•,
' Porteous; Scribe'g., D. j..,McCharles;
- • Treas., W. Mr, P.; S.; Robert Rae;
. S., T., J. Salkeld; J. S., NI. ,S..
C.OpNC1LASSUMSOFFICE.
The statutory meeting. of the '4.'111-
age Conned was held MendaY Morri-
ing at eleven -o'clock, hen -year-end
bbisiness, Chiefly. the payment Of ao'
epunts was 'dealt:with at 'a brief sit
ting.
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The 'doniinittee reperted on 'the
findifies big -A: ..P. Steikart
.wheerecently inspeeted the Town Hall
and found no •evidence of 'Weakness.
Council •decidecl to: ask for .12 Written
repert,, , • . .•
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Councillor...Thompson, LS 'site=
elided t•he Board by:Har.old Trele.av-
MOVed. the ad3ourninent, of the
tret M. of "ist V., ,ltev. C. H. Mac-
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Alex Anderson, eon of -the. 14ie
Hugh .Ariclei.,,sori :of West Wawanosh.
near Helen's, is a proud railway
pebsioner, and rightly so for Alex 4p.-
!:lerson drove :the ••last spike in the
Canadian Pacific Railway at jack- :
fish, Ont., May, iqth, 1886, joining
the steel' being olaid tbrM ',east to
west. On a:recent visit to Winnipeg
he displayed the spike ,presented
in 1385. ' „ ••'•
Mr. Anderson, a resident of "Port -Y,
gArtlitir, is OW 81 Years.,ot age, Ile
tfit St.7),Helens as quite" ,a-Yating
Kenneth ,*Canierene West W474-
nosl.applergrower, • '
, The general. opinion of the public
wleocrtk;siohriislyiewTr.91;1*. ,J.,UCKNOW' BIBLE ,INSTITUTE,
that teliaeseS;c6ifetnye,n,
so. ,Reccirds show, in the 'past .year. acgonnt of the weak .of prayer
'lasses of thoLucknow Bible Institute
11-rnit 'meet untii--a-weak-...-from,Vitil
JantiarY
DOUBLE' FEATURE SHOW ,
'cOltING NEXT IVEHH
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Under apices, of Lucknove
a 'donble ..feature' talking picture show
will be presentedin the
next Thursday, January • 19th.. "Uncle
Tom's Cabin", Harriett Beecher Stow -
es' famous •classic of the Schith will.
he P,resented as well 'as Boll Custer
in "Mark of The Spin.", a western.
picture.. There Will be free &nee
after.
,
should •rfet .far excel those ,of recent, officials has Supervised 'approxinciatel:,
two -Thred-rhildeelir-isi:- their ,-.+OW
homes sh' helping -to• improve coii-
r. •
years
ditiOns in the bome and to keep' th(
PR
BLAKE FAMI LY,
ESENTATION .
three-wPar term; W.V,
-the necessity of your leaving- usWe
horee .ititsiet, 'rather than remove the
• children or: relleVe the ' parents' of
• • their, reSponsibility, except in ex
Blake Congregation Made Recent.. trerne:'eises. A great nember of thee(
Presentation To Mr. 40 Mrs. John ,ases ste.verY disturhing. Histories or
thes families Show that aleige per.
'Clienndiearr conodfhldr
icotisoefn:1:raprehiuvitcireiivieolhepainn.
ph -sial 'neglect. The girls of,heri;
while still in childhoed, leave their
homes to work, Niritti. the lack of pro-
per training; and :become the unniay-
Tied Mothers oflittle•urievantethabieS
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. The purpose pf these articles is t -
encourage yoti to take more ,intereit
T..Blake And Bernice In Recognit-
ion OS Their Services In Community
•Arid -,Ag.' A. Token Of ,APp.reelation
;.And Best Wishes—Are Now Resid-
ing In ,Dungantion. • • ,
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. Mr. and .Mrs. John T.: Blake were
very. Pleasantly surprised reCantly,
when a representation frern the con-
gregation'of i3lake's Chureh called on
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them , at. Dungannon- and presented. ;In, the . needy child, both morally. an(
thein with 'a handsoixie :elettric table ,phyncdlly, «In your . Own 'elfin -Unity,
lamp and their daughter, Bernice, WItI as, the fainilY work is the reSpbrisib-
a beautiful cake plate and knife, are- fifty' of the different. ,comMunitiei.
companied with the following addreea..financially
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Dear Mr. and Mrs:. Blake and Bernice:. In -the • following • • issues,' typical
'We. year: friends. of Blake's regret protection eases be; presented
Johnston;. Member:of 13oard .,ef
Health, -A. E. MtKini;,Bert Ward wet,
're-appeintecl village , handynian on a
monthly basis. J. C. McNab and Hai_
old Treleaven lwere afinoii-ited as re-,
presentativPs • dt the Council on- thc
Cennitimity /Tall COmmittee.,'
• ,WIAILINQ TAT 0,4,44eTHo
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„ The, Sentinel mailing list was
:corrected up to 'Saturda,y, after-. ,
hoOn, Jand Subscribers who have .;
made' subscriptioil. payments in
recdrit weekS, up to ' that date,
slr:ohld 'note the date on their
,label this. 'week. to determine if:
,.4 proper credit has been given, •
. At thli tivae ofyear, the ,major-,
iv of -subscriptions fall due, :and
we reqUest our. readers to: Please
e , this matter their attention,:
•• 'at the, earliest possible•date. •
..vii,s11.• to express. 'oar „regard and ap-
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prediation of yoiir active:int'eregt and•
helPfidness What ..,-Wasd'sC6'st. ..irri-.
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Pertarit j.j -our homes' and the neigh:
berhocid. ' . , •
We wcaild -net estimate these.mari;,-
sei'vices during .the yeaTs, but ask
Yeu te !apept these gifts as token of;
these. ap0-eciations - and .alo our
hope that you Will oeupy your oold•
place, as eftey,i as,, pOssible, and :pat
each by prayer .and loving reine,M-'
briance .preserVe What has ;been
built up through the years in •joY and
sorrow! and Willing setyice, • -•
We Would asure yell of a .welicpme.
alWaig Waiting and may Cod •ble
you And keep you till we Meet' again• '
Signed on 'behalf Of 'your Many:
friends, • : • 7 •
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, Mr. and Mrs, I. J Cranston.
- Mr, and Mrs... Wm.:„If.livin
. Rev.- Jas. Wilkins, Pastor,
without inentioning names,- to dips -
trate this. important and very nee.
essary -part of the work, and tohelp
the commiinity Worker to use the Soc-
iety's experiende'When giving'a help-.
the, hand to 4 neighboring family:
The sUperintendent of the Child-
ren's Welfare Society in Bruce COnn
tY is Donald W. Cameron Of' Walker-
ton.
'clange;,Place Of Meeting
The Rairshes , hold
next Meeting tin the, '6th Ctinees- ' •
-ion.achool house on 'Thursday, '1,,Tatt; • '
uary 19th:
INSURIANCE, RATES
At a:meetilig ,of the directors of the
:iWest Wawanoth Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company to conip1et.0 the year's
'Meiness, it was decided to reduce the ,
,ates from OA .per thousand to..$2.60 :
oer thousand. The. new rate beeanie
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n. Rolle
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• JANUARY
; Golden wedding anniversaries were
marked by Mr... and Mrs -Thomas
Aitchiann and Mr. and MrsSamuel
,Cook.
Two thousand dollar check received
from province,, as grant towards Coal-
pletiob Of Lueicriew Community' Hall.
N. E. Bushell electedreeve. Cdun-
tillers elected were J. C. MeNab,
Capipbell Thompson; Herb McQuillin
and F, M: Paterson. .
Richard Elliott' re-elected rOve of
Xinless. dounbillors elected, Arther
Graham, ,Angus ' 1V1eIntesh, W.: J., fr-
;win and Alex McKenzie.
4914t A. McNabb, eon of the late
Rev. John McNab fiitt minister at
South Kitiloge, died in Brockville.
Contract for the neW Post-9ffiee in
Ltickntiw smrarded td W. y. Rintet11,,
at l$12,834. •
Reif. E: 0: Gallagher, fernier rect.
O r ' hdre, tratigferred frefiv, ,OVen
meeting sine die, wished his 'col- , Smind to Wingham parisb. • 1,
leagues of the past year!and the iti W. J. Little concluded seventy years
th the Shoe " business, and %probably,
set reeord , as. 'longest practising shoe
'Merchant. • '
• r
Wim Shile'lls; Amberley eentenarian
passed itWaY.„ Helped build Point
•glorlt-tiihtlitO'nsk•-•!- 7
8, a Robertson elected president
, of
• Donald; ND of -2roi .;
4th V. •G',, S.' McIntyre; • G.; Dr,
James E, Little; ,1)..,Of Cr; Ws 3. Dav-
.
• ,
A
pit". ,•••-••••••,„.••,,,,,..:-..„--.
Ashfield.
Mise. Tena Smith • Suffered .• fract
'tired. hip ,in fall -o.n. 'main. street',
. Rey. '8: T, Tucker annetinee,ct 111.!-.A
retirement from the, ininistrY:'after'
forty years of active ,ministry.,.
, Deaths-,-Mra..• Alex' G. ,MOKeniie;
.Mrs. D. Geddes; John Morrison; 11Irs..
Wm. Geddes; Hamilton; Mrs.. J. B.
Rutherford 'and Mrs, .Clia.r.les
Dur-
nin, St. lieleji& Roderick 13ain„ .Kin-'
Kin -
10511; Murdech JfIlilcKnY of Goderich;
bnneen McDonald, $t.. Helens; E.
Caswell,. 'Toronte; Kenneth Gollau,'
eorning member, a sitccessful and
harmonious year, and retired. Coun-
cillor Treleaven took :his sdat on the
Board and all riierhers were duly
SWorn i&\and tigne0 the declaration
1
. MARRIED AT G9PERICII
•
• , • Carrick -Smith
.
On Deeember. 30; 1938, at the Ban-
tiet paesonage, goderich, Mrs. M. P.
Smith aid Mr. T. H.'barrick, of 'God-
erich, wee united in, marriage by
Rev.S. R. McClung. They Were attend-
. .
ed
by Mr. al-kit:Mrs.:, Carrick, of
. •
Windsor: The cOnPleare making their
home iti Coderieh. ,The bride looked
hiVely, na--' 'blue and Winie. •
, •
eitective January 1st.'
itINCARMNIE. COTJNCIL ,
VOTE THEMSELVES SALARY '
a', statutory session ..Whie alse
was the inaugurallneeting, members
of Kincardine eciuncil , voted %stir;
selves salaries of $46 per annum; "
with a dedUction of $9. for each met
in'g frorn which a member is: absent..
ThiS. was one of the first ads of
the couneil with all memberspres-,
Olt. • •
BODY FOUND
he body -Of Ilenrit Fremlin; 587year. ,
old Clinten caretaker; was found lying
beside a high board fenee lin the
right,ofrway seval sniiles east
of Clinton, on Tuesday,
ftwo weeks
ater -he had disappeared during a ,
raging, blizzard.: ;
,
Ashfield to fill theOvacaney cense&
by the ,death o Richard J,,ohnston,
Fred Andersen bectne pew e9,nne4101-•
by .aeclaniation.
Rae Watsen, who lost - :a foot ;th
highway' accident near Brucefield,
wa
.aYiarded $6,000.00 claniages. '
-• Rev. and Mrs. Hugh McMillan 'of,
Forinosa6were npharmed as Chinese
air scitiadron loombeeTaiholce. •
J.,
G. Armstrong; Necv Teronto
druggist, acquitted :on' manslaughter
Charge,. in .death arising from errin'
conmspinding medical prescription.
FEBRUARY
Richard , Johnston, reeve of A:Sh-
ire-Id, ,died StiddenlY.• • •
February .thaw flooded cellars and:
ruined, sleighing.
• Gertrude LaVonne;.daughter. of Mr.
and Mrs, Barr Y liacett(stied enrciute
T.endon licisifital, her first,
,birthday.• •
8ePoYs.concluded a.s,uecessful•hoelc.
ey season', althetigh nosed out of '
playoff. birth 'by Godorich: whts, woe'
a ,to deeision • on Wingharn lice in
twenty minutes.. of:overtime,.
Mr. and Mr. C. Taylor observed.
•theit...4-6,th, wedding anniversary., ,
• •
Mrs. Rey 'and
ren ,escane in night •attire;from their
,T9ronto: fienne, °
. • Deatts—Wm. • Woods, St. Helens;
'MTS.. John Murchison,, Toronto; Isaac'AndreWi'Zipn ; .Henry,•Haldenby?' West-.
ford; Mrs.: Cate. TreleaVen; Montreal.
• .. • • . •
ASIF BYMAGIC
Springlike. • weather. has 'prevailed
during the, PaSt. week, arid snow that.
Pilecli deep, during the:holiday season'sternig; has . disappeared Cs- 'if by
Magic, , Main roads have ,been .bare
now 'for a. few .days-, and Most. hack
dreads. and ..Concessions, tbat , were
stioW-hlecked • for motor traffic, . „ate
again' ....open.- Tho',January.. tint has.
been ',especially, welcomed • bY, num-,
erous fariners, whp have been faced
with a y -Ater „Sheitage.'Thig waa „re-
plenished further • by a heaVy rain,
. • •
Monday. night. •
Turn that unwanted \article into
cash With a Classified•Ad\ •
ENGAGEMENTS 1.
Mr. George Aitchison, BeetOn, Orit-
-4171hisrl7.41117a)411teeslIlerSehgvetlIgeni4siriat-L,..
son of ,Mr. and Mrs. MAU . Meade,
.Toronte. The Wedding to take place •
.in TorontO the first part ofFebruary
Miss: AitcbisOn is 4 granddaughter •
of .Mr. and Mrs. F. Malcolm of town.
RuShell, and Councillors, Mcgab • of AgrieuTtural Society. • Clansnien -------.ret of 1'209 PeciPle.
, .The Board in "
eludes, Reeve N, E.
ald elected re"efe'ig. .!\
Quillin, Pntersori Trelaven. • • Pin nose shot 60 Pound; welt
• •
in Alex lie on
'
I '
, .
4. • .• 6 •
iSOP.
Ire, -,44.•
4
MARCH ,
LticknoW Juveniles won greel'i 'lon-
ers . and defeated Kincardine foi
Bruce COLTO,ty, Championship. .
E. V. Hoffinan Opened men's 'furti`• ing a great hindrance to traffic and
I
ishing business in Lueypow. • . ' WAS rOOSt in,corivettiehin t cairying oti
Mr. and -Mrs. Hector MdKay of business, This Wag PleWed, back Or
. 6
, The Mild weather has' stopped ,all
activities at the aieiia, and if it gen-
tinues, wiil seridusly Upset. hockey
,
sehedules. Local teams had no games
the first of the ''Week. The jiiveniles
are scheduled to Play here on
nesday, followed s the ,next •night
(Thursday) by an intermediate genie
eith'Whighani the visitors:
Snow thatjad 'piled' in) on main
street during the storits, was prov-
The thing that beats` proRreSs in a
town is not so .much the dompetition
ther places, as the failure, of its 1.
ow peOpie• to realize the possibilities
within their Teeth. v . •
I N.STAL MASON IC
6r1:ICER. SLATE.
•Whitechurch observed 'their 61.st Wed-
ding anniversary. ,
.
Mr.. and -Is. George Sykan, form-
. „.
-Oar
wedding :anniversary.
, (Continued On 'Page Four)''
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• Officers Of : Old ',-Light Ledge for
were installed to soib
by Pait
Ma ter :George Stuart; ,lit the regular
erngn
133 Thursdayniogiffilwehoet.
hiene.oi
new
slates
F. M. Paterson; W.M., Neil MacLen-
nan; SW., Orah• Ciiiwterd;'; Chap.;
Rev. C. IL' MacDonald; Treitg•:,',W. W.
Secy., T. J. Salkeld; Rob-
ert Rae; S.D., W. Di Anderson;
George .Kennedy; gba,,; Wm: :Porpoim:
S.S., ,Fred -Newman; IS., David .Me,.
.
Lay.; Tyler, Cameron; b,of
W. DaViskin;•Triistees, W. J. bait.,
the' sidewalks and a gang Of men and
teams 'put..to wgyk Thfirsday and Pr.'. 'son, J. W.''JoYnt, MO.Nab.
The Past Master's Jewel Wag piles.
day to terneye' tlie snow. .iTho work,
the cost is 'erne • bY thrr
lefolura /./.4.1:1eLf C: H. MadDonald to
ast year ••
vorihrtintlit, of Highways.
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