The Lucknow Sentinel, 1939-07-06, Page 5.. % r r•
HUROD:4kt SLY T1939
t °ceum Theatre
W I`'NGHAM
Show . starts at .8- pen. wept
Saturday: ---Saturday •nighit
two shows at 7.45 and 9.45 p.m.
'MATINEE Saturday, 2.30 p.m.
•Thursday, • Friday, Saturday
July' • 6 - 7
PENNY SINGLETOI4
ARTHUR LAKE,
BLONDEE''`-
The; •characters of Dagrwood,
Blotidie;•. and ..Bab r '.balm ling,
which ppa ear.in the Glebe and
Mail comic strip, lose none of
their ih'urnorous appeal when,
'they are "' portrayed on. the
screen in this fast-moving com=
edy.
Also "Two Comedies "Screen
.Snapshots!'. • "'News" ..
Monday, 'Tuesdi y,, Wednesday
- 11 0 12.
JOE E. BROWN
''JUNE TRAVIS
in *-
"THE GLADIATOR"
From one'laugh to' another as
Joe becomes a scientific' ex-
periment and turns into astip
•
er-moan.
Also "Many Sappy :Returns"
"Demons Of The Deep"'
"Bluebird' .'Baby"
MATINEE, Saturday : 2.30 p.m..
Admission Adults -20e
° 'Children --10c
. •'ASHFIELD
ST. HELENS
An impressive- service washeld in
the United, Church on Thursday even-
ing ',when. Rev,. p.' A, Barnard, form-
erly •�f- Nile was inducted into the
charm of .St. Helens and ' White-
church. Rev.
hite••church.'Rev. Mr. Townshend of .Bel-
grave and Rev. Mr, Sinclair of Blyth
were incharge. .:At the conclusion.
P,ev: Aid Mrs; Barnard and Mise Win-
nifred were introduced to those pres-
ent • and later a, social hoar was en-
joyed. , a . '1,,.•
M and 'nd. Mrs. Wm. 'Dougherty, and
M
.Gruen: of 'Guelph wIere ?visitors. . -pt
Mrs:' R. J. Woods... -g'' - :
The' 'death'- Occurred eon :,Friday..
Morning Of: the infant ,daughter. ^of
Mr.; and Mr$. Elwood :Barbour.;,The
'funeral • ,,services '.0'n' Satilirday :Were
-in charge, of }Rev, Mr Barnard, ,
Miss Vera Taylor: wa. home from
Goderich, for•' the week -e d.
Mrs. E. J. Thom,. M'r • and ;Mrs.
W,-' A.. Miller' and/Allan . were visitors
en Friday 'with' Miss Laurrine Mil-
lei and other . friends . at Stratford.
•Mr:• and Mrs. Ewart ,MePherson;;
Florence and Jean, Mr. aisd. Mrs. Mc-
Kenzie Webb Dorothy and Billy Were
recent visitors at tine
Blyth.
There •was a fine attendance at
the meeting, of the -1/1.-P..„;11._ Sunday
evening 'when the • president, Dick
Weatherheed had charge:. E. W.
Rice read the Scripture -lesson '
Mrs Rice .read a 'Poem "A . House-
wife ,speaks . ••The topic ."Adventures'
in self . control wan taken by Dick
Weatherhead:'
Mr. and .Mrs.- J, W. Dean, Margaret
and Billy of •London were ' recent
guests of Mr, and ,Mrs. John• Cam-.
'eron.
Mrs. John Webster has been a .vis
itor .with relatives. at Guelph: , -
Miss Jean Webster is taking a
summer •course at 'Kingston Univer-
sity. w
- Mr. and Mrs.,Jim Mitchell., Messrs.
Georgie, and. Bill and: Miss Freda
Mitchell and little :Miss. Louise Mitch
with ' Mr and Mrs. Will •McCrostie
ell 'of Toronto 'were week -end visitors
and Mr. and Mrs. Will Webster:
Mr- Harrison Tayio' was.. home.
from Kirkland Lake ,.for the' holiday
week -end;
.Mrs. Alex Leitch' and .Mr: "and Mrs.
Jim :Bowden of Detroit we're recent
visitors with •Mr,: and Mrs. E. J.
Thom '
Dir,, Arnold Cowan of Toronto'spent
the week-endat his home here. . ,
The Mary Hardie Mission Band met,
• at the manse on Monday.,
" Mrs. J. N. 'McKenzie of Ripley is
visiting her - daughter, Mrs. D. A.
MacLean. #
Miss Isabelle MacLean has resigned
•as- teacher, in Laurier school and in.
the closing' exercises the pupilspre-
sented her with tL silver cake plate.
Miss E. Brown. of Amberley has been
•
engaged for the next term.-
The people of this community cel:
ebrated .July lst .at the new Recrear
. tion ' Patk when a field day was-'
staged. In the draw.for •'the' first
game Pine :.River playd Kingsbridge
Pine • River inning. The Ashfield
m •p Y.
ptea la ed Pine River, which re-
sulted' in a tie. •Between these games
the • girls softball teams played n
game with Sarabelle Finlayson's side
Winning 14; to 13. .There 'were races.
for the .children and altogether a full -
afternoon ,of sports was enjoyed by
all; •
, Mrs. Kenneth MacLennan returned
" front her visit to,.Chicago'and was ac-
companied ° by. Dr. and Mrs. White
• and faitily. • -
+. The most . of -the. school teachers
"ate' away to summer school some to
London and • Guelph, others to Tor-
onto. • • ,
Mrs. M. J. MacKay .and daughter
Florence of Goderich spent the week-
end' among• relatives here, • • •
Miss Betty Bissett,, nurse-in7train-
ing has returned to her duties in
Goderich Hospital after a two weeks'
vacation at her home here.
MAFEKING
T HE LUCK!! .. W . SENTI'NEL
T...
PRE�SENTA IOhI
MADE TEACHER
The Jolly Time Literary. Society
held 'a social evening'`pn F�riday, June
30th, at the school SS, . No. 9, tart
Wewa,nosh Ito honour their . teacher,
Miss Olive Farrigr, prior to her de -
P rture to 'tea h in Toronto next,
term; " .
Miss Farrier was the recipient of a
beautiful "Mirapack" travelling ba.g
and'a, .sum -of money. . ' •
The presentation address was read
by the ` president, M4:;,4,JaFk 'T`aylor..
The address was as • follows.
Dear 'O ivies
Members of the Jolly Tante.
Ylater=`
ar , Society.'area gathered Where to,.
night' to show in. •a smaij way• out`
appreciation of the active'' mart. You'
have taken in 'this ,society. Yea 'have
entered ,whole-heartedly into.all part.s
of ,your work as teacher in :,a' rural
community, and we would make spec'-
ial mention of 'the,. way you have de"
veloped the musical talent of your
pupils and trained 'them to take their
place on. the 'programs •oaf. the Lit-
erary Society; also of ,•.your willing
help at all times, not 'forgetting,
your joys ,and "'sorrows, trials. ,and
tribulations, with the gang in • the
will-miss-you-
but
ill m=iss- you=but , feel • confident that the Toronto
Board of Education is receiving • •One
of Huron . County's 'best,. We; present
to you this mirapack • as 'a mark Of'
• appreciation - and offer you .the wish,
of the Jolly. Time Literary Society
-Success • and New Friends,:
After the presentation . Miss Far
rier . fittingly replied. ,'
A very, Pleasant evening was.: en,-
io,yetl•- by .n:ir
-On Wqdnqsday '!prior Miss .Far-
rier was ..also .presentedwith a silvett
pyrex casserble by her pupils: The
presentation was made by 'two of
her pupils, Blanche-Manto and Cath-
erine Currie. A. number : of mothers.
were' present for the occasion."
,Guests' of Mr. and Mrs. George
Stuart 'included Dr. J. W. McGregor
and daughter" Donna, Dr. W. C. Mc-
Gregor and Mr: • Lloyd Walker' of
Chicago, Mrs, Kenneth. McGregor and
daughter; Violet of Granum; Alta.
Miss Grace Blake of Drumbo re-
turned home .Thursday. She left a-
gain Monday morning for. Toronto
where she 'will Mark exmin;ation
papers for the ne,it three weeks'
• Mr., and • Mrs. S. B. Stothers and
-
family of Arthur are at their cottage
at Kintail for the summeii months.
' Mr. and Mrs. Palmer tKilpatrid
of Toronto are spendiig • a .few days
wif.h•«their parents here and' at Ben
in.. this week «... miller. They intend leaving
• on a Motor trip ,through the western
Provinces to the coast.
Little Keith Moffat of Watford is
s rend,tlg some bine with his grand-
mother, Mi•s. `Richat•d Johnston.
•Miss Elizabeth McTvor of Itis 1osr
who has taught in otir schoo fol• the
pest year' has tendered her re:4igna-
tion: We are 'soi'r9 to lose 'Miss Mc-•
r otir , community as . she
... , . .Ti�,air; from .. .... , _..,
hmade many mmany friend's here.. The
• school children presented her • with
a silvor bonbon dish as a little re-
membrance of her: pupils front .S. S
No. O. e ' °
Church stervice will be at eleven
n.m next. Sunday. Sunday school` 'in
the afternoon 'at the regular hour.
COURRI E`S CORNERS
A' fire , alarm' was sent out on.
Sunday. afternoon ' and neighbors'
helped to• extinguish the fire on Mi's.
Wrn.''Brennen's house .of .the ninth
concession. . ' ' '
Miss Ina Campbell is; atteindilig
summer 'school at; Guelph.
Mr. Wm. 'Caswell and Miss Elsie
Caswell of Flesherton, Mr. Leonard
M:iCarthy, of .Prieeville Mr. 1Wm.
McLean of Saltford were. Sunday
visitors with Mr: and Mrs. George
Lane.
Mr. and ,Mrs. ' Nelson and ;Mrs..
Holland of Clinton visited with Mr.
and M1 s, E. G. Zinn on Sunday..
Mr. Duncan .McKay treated the '
School Children of No. 10'to a day in
Goderich.. S• •
Miss MacEwan of Goderich has
been engaged • as teacher at No. 10
for the coming year.
11?r. and Mrs. Elmer Farrish vis-
ited with friends at Holstein'on Sun-
day. Maxine remained for a holi-
day.
" Mr. and Mrs. , Alex Watson, Win -
THE*
CKNOW SEN
Published every ' :. ,urs a.y'
at I.ueknow, Ontario.
Mrs, A. Dpi iVIacKenzie,_P
Thompson -Pu
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Th d morning
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Campbell blisher
THURSDAY, JULY 6T11, 193.9.
DUNIGA:ON '
Leland Baer of : Milk River
Alta:, is`r'expected to -visit. her :sister
Mrs. dos. Killough • and ether •rel-
ative.s in these_ parts.. It Is .over twen-
ty years, since she was •;here., befo;;e.
Iyer, 'hus'band will . arrive' later on in
the fall
• Miss Eva - Kiliough, 'Toronto anz,j'C;'.'Bus,' Pr , .C;.
Mrs'. Win. '•Kelly and 3iininy are also'
visitors. Jimmy will 'remain .fer the
surmner months: ,• •
Mrs. Wm. Sproul has returned from
a 6' weeks' visit with friends. et Win,
•nipeg,
-Mr. and Mrs. 'Norman. Treleaven
Toronto, are enjoying a few holidays'
-with their mother, Mr's. Annie Trelea,
•
LUC.KNOW HIGH
SCHOOL REPORTS' 8
Lrlcknow High School Reports for
. The Year 1938-9 in Grades I1t..nd• ,
X •And In Latin And French Of
Form III. • Y
It will be- necessary for the studentt
whose' -names are omittedfrom this
report `'to • remain -next' yeer in the
same grade. •
Grade I3k
. Chin;. Sam -Eng., • C; Fr., 'C.; Art,.
,C; ' 1VIus.;,I•II Soo: Stud.,.III; .Gen. Sc.,,
II; "Bus.' Pre, C;• MathIL ` ..
Creen, Luella-En‘C.; Fr.; C;' Art
III; 1Vius:, R; See: Stud., C, Gin Se.,
. Born to Mr: and ..Mrs. J. D. Rich=
•ardson,'Friday June 30th at Goderich
Hospital, a son,' Congratulations.
Born to. Mr. and •Mrs; Bert' Maize
I?u ngstsnn:oii' .en T,hursday_..Tune 29th
a daughter. . Congratulations
Mr:, . Harold. Sproul; Mrs Warner
Sproul and, children returned,:to the
West after a month enjoyed,:;Wath.
e '
the for•men s Mother; Mrs. s David'
Sproul • Ad:. other relatives.
Miss' Amelia Mcllwain •is •assisting
Mi;,s.B J. ,Cra`wf; d at her home.
On The :Cong Hg,r r' 'on of the United
church has been. very . much disap-
pointed of the .non•=arrival or the
minister, Rev Johh Richardson, who
'when expected last week, •,was moving'
to `I$ensall 'to :take,a; ,rest for a year,.
instead of. taking over the Dungannon
'eharge. as 'appointed from the 'Londoii
Conference last May. What seemed.a
second misunderstanding was the
postponement .df 'the Sunday 'morning'
service when after" fifteen minutes
of Waiting by the congregation, for a
supply. speaker to come, • they gave
up . and returned to their' homes:
'HOLYROOD
Rev. T. Kennedy and. sons ,James
and Wm.- of Norwich were the -guilts
Of • the fgrnier's' sister, . Mrs. Thbmas
Roach and Mr.: Roach the. past week.
Mr. .and Mrs. 0. Russell of ' Kin-
garf and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Acekrt
acid Clarence' and Ronald of •' Lorne
were Sunday , visitors at Mr. Ernest
Ackert's. .
Miss' Leona White spent the past.
ineek ,with her . grandparints; IMr..
and Mrs. 'Thos. White.
Mr',' and , Mrs. Sam Nesbitt of :Lur-
gen were Sunday visitors at Mr.
Thos. Roach's. -
Mr rand ,Mrs.
Wilfred Hogan and
babe of Toronto were recent visitors
at Mr. Thomas Whites.
Mr. Peter Johnston our mail Cour-.
rier is attending the World's Fair
at New York. He had the good for-
tune to. wiri the trip in a. contest
for the- Globe and Mail. •
Mr. Gordon Campbell has been re
engaged as teacher here. -
We a`re pleased to report that Mr.
Richard Elliott,.. who • had some ribs
broken from the hay wagon running
over- him, •is improving nicely,'
Recent' visitors at Mr. Richard El-
liott's were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas;
Henry, 2nd con., Mrs. Almer Ackert
Mrs. J. H. Ackert,. Mr. Wilmer.'. Robb
of Amberley. •
WHITECHURCH
Miss Letty Pierce ' of Brussels is
working at the home:• of Mr. and
Mrs. ' Geo. Kennedy. '
• Miss Murphy of Woodstock' is vis-
iting at the home of Mr. and 1yIrs,
Robt. Mowbray. .
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Jacques spent a
day with her niece^' Mrs. Win. Cur;
rie, Wingharn. '
What's wrong This is' Ian 'unusual
happening and we* hope in • a short.
time things ,will'.. be `smoothed out • for
the best, ' •
Mrs. -Will Crawford has left to re -
titre to her. home at Victoria,: R. C.,
going via Detroitwhere she ha's'•been
visiting her . husband's °:sister,' Mrs,
R. E: Willis.
Miss Bernice Roach 'was home over
the week -end with herparents,.'Mr:
an'd'. :Mrs: Arthur Roach.
Mrs:: Wm. Andrew, who has spent
the, past six weeks visiting friends
in Saskatchewan is expected.. home
the latter part of the week.
Rev. ,Dean Armitage of .Saskatoon
called on Mr: and Mrs. R. J. Durnin
on 'Monday . bringing greetings, from
some of their friends in those parts.
Friends... visiting Mr. and Mrs,' Geo,
Irwin and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fow-
ler-on
ow-ler-on Sunday were Mrs. Wm. Henry
and Mr. and Mrs; Howie McCauley.
Flesherton and Mr. and Mrs. H. Bell-
aniy Mrs, Jack 'MacDonald and Betty
of ,Toronto , and -Mrs:' Roy Burchill,
Mitchel. Mrs:' 'Colin Campbell return,
ed to Toronto with them on' Sunday
to visit before returning to her home
in Ottawa. ' •
aAn outbreak of chicken pox more
or less threw a wet blanket on holi-
day for -the children: Thanks .to the
,famijies whose cases' reported kept
strict quaranteen 6f their own ac-
cord, and no new, cases are coming
to light. .
Gardner, Kathleen- 'Fr., C,,
Hackett, Keith-.--Eng:111aA:,:• C; .
Art, rI;'<Mus:,;.IJI; Soc. Stud'.,' L,: Gen.
Se., I; ;Bus. Pr„' C:' Mali..., ,C. '
Irvin, Willa- Eng.,. C; Fr:, C, 'Art,'
C; Mus., 0; ,Soc Stud., .II; Gen. Sc.,
III; Bus. Pr., Co; Math., 'C.: '• '
1 Irviiin, Lloyd -Eng.,' C; Art,, C;
Mus., ;III; Gen. Se,, :C;. Bus. Pr., C;,
Math., C. . '
Johnston,. Catherine -Eng., I;, Fr.,
II; Art, ?III; Mus., III; Soc. Stud,;
1; Gen: Sc., •I; Bus. Pr., II; Math H.
Johnstone; Donald --;Eng:, C; • Art,
C Mus.; III; Soc. Stud., ' C; 'Gen, Sr:.;
C,•ua• Pr., C. • , . -:
Macs ,li ion, Angus -Eng., C; Art,
C; .Seer Stud,, C;' Gen. 'Se., C; Bus
Pr.,' C; 'Math:; C.
Maize, Ellen -Eng.,, C; Fr., C; Art,
d;
C; ;Mus., C;. Soc. Stud., III; Gen. Sc.,
III; Bus. Pr:,, -1$1; Math., C. ;
McBride, Muriel -Eng.; .C; Fr, C.;.
Art, C; 'Mus.,' C; Soc. Stud., C; Gen.
Se., , I.II;' Bus. Pr., •f:Il; Math., C.'
, . McGuire;;, Dorothy -Eng.,,. C, Fr ,
C'; Art, 11; Mus„ C;. °Soe. Stud., C;
Gen. Sc., • I;' Bus. Pr.., C; Math., C.'
Orr, Helen -Eng., 1I; 'Ft:, TI; Art,
II; Mus.,' I; Soc. Studs I; Gen. Sc.,
1; Bus. •Pr:, In; kith., II. .
• Paterson, Ross -Eng:; C; Art.., C;
Mus.;,II; Soc..' Stud., C; Gen: Sc.,
Il; Bus. Pr., C; Math., • C.,
Prest, Katherine -=Eng., IIF'., C;
Art, • 'III; Mus:, III; -,Soc. Stud„ I;
Gen. Sc.,"II; Bus.P'L f11; 'Ma,'th., II1.
,.Reid,. 'Kathleen -Eng., C; ' Fr.; •t;;
Art, CFIVIos., TI; Soc. Stud,, -III; Gen.
Sci, III; Bus. Pr.; C; Math., C.
• •'Reid, Lorna-Fr.,..III. ' '
Steward, Gordon -Math., 0..
.Taylor, Betty.=Eng., ,II; Fr.; 'III;
Art, III; lVIuA., III; Sc.'e,' Stud., :IL;
Gen. Sc,, I; Bus. Pr., .PII; Math., • VIII..
Treleaven, .William Eng., III; . SFr..
C; Art,. C; Mus., II; Soc. Stud,, III;;
Gen. ,Sc., I; Bus. Pr.y III; Math, III.
'Webster, 'Fred -Eng.,' 0; ,Art,: C
Mus., , III; Soc: Stud., C; Gen. Se.,
C; pus. Pr: C. •
Wilkins, Mur'el t Eng., II; • 'Fr.,
III; Art; III; Mus., .I; Soc.: Stud.,
II Gen. Sc., . I us. Pr..
I• Math, • C.
Wilson, Celia. -Eng:, C; • Fr,; • III;
Art., C; Mus.,C; Soc. Stud., FII; Gen.
Sc., II; Bus, Pr., III; Math., C.
W.ylds, Lloyd -.Eng., C; . Art,C;
Mus..III; . Soc_ Stud,, - C; -Gen,-- Sc., -;C; -
Bus. Pr., C,
nifred and Margaret spent an even- Mrs; John Turner and children of
ing with Mr., and Mrs. Adam John- Kitchener• spent the holiday with her
'stone last week. ,; - brother, ;j1'1r•., Albert Paterson.
. Mr: and Mrs. Hugh - McMillan of
Detroit are spending a few days with
f•
Southsinloss. W. M. S.
. .M
Those who, listened to Mrs. (Rev,),
Polidck address the "t oriie Helpers"
,at Mrs. A. Sutherland's horne. tatere
impressed by ,the thought she brought
to them. •Taking' for her subject, LOke,
-as found in chapter' 1.0, she ,made
it very, clear, that Is hot who we are;
'tut what we are and what . we
de,that is worthwhile, in life. Read-
ings were: , given ‘by nieinbers ores-.
ent, and an appropriate• duet entitled
"B.rig * the earner, where you are' ,
ae1nt re
was, sung .by Mrs. A. M y . s and
Mi s A. 11+IeTay. 'It was moved, and
'carr ied .that a rue•s kage of sympathy
be sent to Mrs. (Rev.) Gray Reid 'of
Chathe:ei 'in the loss'of her husband
It was •duiaing their ministry in South
Kin•loss`that the Horne Helpers of the
W. M. $. was first • started:
'
' "It 'mist be awful to be a debt col-
lector. You' mm
ust be unwelcome 'wher-
ever, you go."
''.'Not at all.,•.Practicii:lly everybody
asks' me to call' again."
•his brothers here, Messrs: John and
Pat McMillan. ' '
, Mrs:- George Cottle ;and daughter
and. their friends of ' Detroit , spent
a few days with her, sister, Mrs.
Joseph Tiffin. r
A. mimbei• from here 'attended the
Miss • Wilma ' Treleaven, Toronto, is
visiting for two weeks with 'her par-
ents, •Mr. 'and' Mrs. G. C. Treleaven.
55th Wedding .Anniversary
' On July 2nd, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Wilson celebrated their fifty-fifth
wedding anniversary' quietly at their
home . on 'the '2nd concession West
Wawanosh, Mrs. Wilson, -whose .maid-
en name .was also Wilson, came as a
young •womgn to this country from
Antra', Ireland in 1881 to her aunt's,
the late Mrs. Wm: Phillips, Belfast.
In 1884 she was married to Mr: Hen-
ry Wilson ,of the 4th 'of West Wawa -
nosh: They lived ''ell these years on
the • same 'farm: They have .three
children, Mrs. Young (Ida) 'of. God-
erich, Mrs. Gould (Mabel) Toronto
Win. IL Wilson of Sault Ste: Marie,
Charles Earl deceased, nine grand -
'children acid sial .great-grandchildren
and oe Sunday they hed Mr: and Mrs.
Elwyn` Young and Carole of Goderich,.
Mr, and Mrs. Meredith Young, Eve-
lyn and Marjorie of Lotdesboro, Mr.
and Mrs.,. Worthy Young and Dori:*
and Me. .end _Mrs: Won, B'arkwiek, 3 1;
Bobbie and their aunt from Kin-
burn. Mr.' and Mrs. Wilson are both
enjoying. fairly 'good health and we
wish then,. many, Mere.' years of
health and happiness: ' _. ,...,. .
•
. ASH FlEW worts
tS
Falconer and •McInnes picnic at Tees -
water on Saturday.; July lst, •
Mr. Rory Ross and his sister Mar-:
garet and. Miss McLennan of Lang -
side. Spettt, Sunday aftei loon withMMiA. Reid. 4
We • 're sorry- to. report Mr, Albert
McQuillan tb be. on the silk, list, We
hope to hear, of -iri 'improvement
soon..l•
Mr: and Mr's. 'SIM of Toronto spent
a . few days with the latter's • parents
Mr, and Mrs. 'Thos. Inglis. ' .'
M'r's. ,John •t~'arrtithdi;s and `fami13
and, Mr .and Mrs, i.iiansell of Londot
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Fisher. ,' -
Mr. and Mris. George Jacques and
family of Preston spent Saturday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli
Jacques, .
•b
Grade X :: .•
Allin, Carolyn -Eng., II; Fr., ,1II;
Lat., II; -Mils, H;. Soe St., I; Gen. Sc.,
I; Math., II '
Campbell,: Audrey-Lat., IIi:
Cook, John -Eng., C; Mus., II;, Soc.
St.," C; Gen. S'e„ .III;' Math., •C; Com.
Work, C. '
Crozier•,, Lorena-Fr., Ili; Lat., III;
Soc. •St.,' C; Math., C. •
• Curran,' Bertram --Math., I.
Gibson, Kathleen-Eng.,0; Pr., 0;
Lat., C; Mus., III;• Soe. St:, C; Gen,
Se., III; 'Math., C. ' . . • '
Hoffman, Marjorie-Lat.,, III; Gen.
Se., 11; Math., II. •
Hunter, , James -Eng., C; Lat., . C;
Gen. Sc., I; Math.; C. •
Miss Ila and P,e.ggy 'Culbert of tie-
tr•oit spent two weeks at their home
- , , Lat., TT:; Mus., 1I Sae:. St:, 1; en.
aceonipr}nied by •then nephew,' Tyul<it !
and. Jackie. Ashton. Sc., I; Math., II.
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Prices . The Lowest
In'The Community
Campbell St., Lucknow.
Phone. :34 :
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KI'NLOSS'COUNCIL ,I
June 12th 1939-
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Oounail 'met 'en. :above' date, ail
members present, 'minutes of former
meeting read and approved Ori notion
of L: .Johnston and Anderson. •
Moved .by Frayne and C. Johnston
and resolved • •THAT collector get
bonds on'' alls taxes outstanding.
• Moved 'by. 0• 'Johnston and L. John-
ston and resolved THAT the fran-
chise of the Goderich Rural Tele-
phone Company, be extended and,'a
by=law be • drafted .bringing' condit-
ions. up to date. '
The •following bills and accounts
-were ordered • p'aid' on motion, 'of
Frayne^ and• L. Johnston: • '
Thomas' Anderson; putting in corr.
tile, $23.60; Harold Stewart, , putting
in coir. tile,. 31.70; Clifford Crozier.
widening road, 39.90,; N. J. McKenzie,
grading, file and repair, 10.30; Albert,
McGee, grading, 9.90;' Herb :Curran,
work O. men, 8.50;.W. A. Boyle; pow-.
er maintainer, 88.60; 3.' C. Purdon.,
operator maintainer, 20.65; . Pedlar
People, culverts, .641.09; Herb :Curran,
salary,' •109.20;' Sandy and.• Salkeld,
gravel, crushing ;and delivering,
2621.00; John ''Bennett, putting in'
arch culvert; 12.50; , Mrs. Jas. Me -
Kenzie, tongue for grader, 2.00; Win:.
N. Brown, work on grader, 1',00; • Jas.
°Burns, cement tile,' 133.25 • Frank
Hamilton, ditching and grading, 14.20
Robt. Andrew, repairing, 1.50; W. P.
Reed,, part ,salary, 75.00; Clerks 'h
salary 55.00, 'postage 5:00, 60.00;.
Wm. Davison, indigent funeral, 40.0.0;
Idrnund .Sinnett, balance .salary.
14.00; ...Mrs, N: ' D. McKenzie; relief
goods; 11,99. -
. Council then , adjourned on motion
of •Frayne and Anderson..
C. E. McDonagh,, Clerk.
Jamieson,, Pearl -4%1g., HI; ,Fr:.
C; Eat., 0; Mus., II; Soc. St.-, III;'
Gen: Sc., III; Math., C..
MeeDeneld, Margaret -Eng., C;
Fr:, C' Lat., III; Mus., C; Soc St:,
IH; 'Gen: Se., II; Math., C.
MacKinnon,. Grace'Math.,
McKim, Reid -Eng., C; Fr., C; Lat.
0; Mus., IT; Soe. St., III; Gen. Sc.,
TTI; Math., 1I1. . .
McNeil. Ray -Eng,', C; Fr., III;
T:at.. IT Mus., III;' Soc. St., C; ,Gen. Sc. ITT;�1VIath., IIL -
Niicholson, Margaret -Eng., TI;
Fr., C; Lat.,, C; Mus., II; Soca St:, II;
Geo. 'Sc., II; ,Math., C. '
Reid. term -Eng., C; Mile., 0;
Soe: St.,i C; Gen. Sc., 1'11. -
Salkeld, Mary-•-Eng.,,.11;, Fr., tI
at III; Mus;, of Soc. St:.''I;' Gen.
-T; Math.,. III. , -
Solomon, •Marvin•• --Gen. Sc:, H.
Steward;, Gordon- Eng., 'C; M't s,,•
IIT; Soc. ,St., C; Gen, Sc.,.C. -
I`iry r, Evelyn -=-Eng.• -III; "Fr. C;
Mus., . III; Soc:' St., 'C; Gen.
Sc., C; Math., I'I'I.'• "
Thompson, milliard -'-Eng.,
C; Lat., C; 1Vtus,, II; ''Soc. St
11; Get,•, Se:, C; Math.,. C, .
'Twarnle'Y, Terme,--Eng., I.1;. Pr., II;
LIVET -
The. Women's Missionary • meeting.. .
for. the inori'th of June: was held.in the
church With' a • good attendance.. The
meeting • opened- with .the.. singing of •
the opening hymn,'no. 153. Mrs. 'Dave. -
Stewart's group• being. in charge of
this meeting. The secretary, M.rs,• O. '
Brooks,. took.'charge ,of the. roll' call
.and' the reading of the east minutes.
The Scripture reading, •was well -taken
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by Mrs.. G. Backwell, • choosing oto ,
read Psalm' 31. Mrs. •O. Brooks fav--.
or•ed, with a very i.riteresning• reading,
"The Christ of the , African. Road".
-Mrs. Black - gave the account. of the
Convention. We were then .favored.'
with •a-bea-u-tiful: solo by Mrs, J, Coli- :.•
.Mrs: D. 'Stewart gave" a very
interesting and instructive. talk- on
the Jews. The. meeting was brought •
•to a'elose by a -prayer by Mrs: W. S.
.,McGuire. Plans were shade at this
'Meeting for the -Garden Party which
will be held in July. This June meet-
ing was in eharge'of Mrs, -D. Stewart,
,as ,convener, and her helpers,. -.,Mrs. '
W. S..•M.cGuire, Mrs. Joseph, Coiling,
Mrs: b`. Brook's, Mrs.' G. Barkwell and
'Mrs, W. T. Roulston., The next -meet-
ing- Will be in charge .of Mrs. H.
Vegan as'convener and her helpers.,
Mrs, J. Coiling, 'Mrs. Mao, MacGuire,
Mrs, 'C, -.Hamilton ;and 'Mrs: F. Mei.'
Charles. •`
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Hamilton and
Mrs,. E. A. • Mitchell of Vancouver,
have returned .to their hones after
visiting with friends and relatives.
in Itiplev and throughout Huron, and
•Kinloss Townships, . •
Miss Sadie McCharles ,ha's' left. for
Toronto •where she will take a sum
:Form III .. -
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Carruthers, Kathleen--T.at. Au., C;.
:Lat., Coinp., C; ' Fr, Au„. III; - Fr.
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Fisher, MaryLLat: An., G; Lat.
Centre., C; Fr. Au., C; Fr. Comp., e.
Macintosht ---Robert-Fr. .Au-, IIT;,
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MacKinnon, Grace ---Fr. Au., II;
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Coinp., C; Fr.. Au., 111; Fr,' Comp., C.
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RAPID. CITY
• Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNeil and'
family spent the first at Seaforth.
•
Mr.' Allan Hayes,, of Port ,trill, im.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Joe Jardine, Gsi•en ani
Kenneth of Evanston; Ill'., are visitors
riith Mrs. McKenzie ,and Mary. Mr.
Jnrili•ne returnees home Tuesday.
. Mr. `Allan McConnell who -is ` ern
liioyed in Toronto spent the week -end
at, his home.
Mr. John McCosh was in ii;russel,
aver the holiday. •
Mr. and intra, • Ben Brown were 8u11 -
day visitors at their honi+ here,
I , •M,r•. 'Dick..Reed attended;the•• 01;1
. Boys Reunion; at Walkerton Satur-
day. '
youngster Loses.
End Of .'Finpit;;r • . ' .
C, .
June Ross, 2_E+ear-oldvdaught'er
Mr. and Mrs: Johrt D. Ross had tli:• '
ntisfoi'tune of having the end of ono
Comp•., II; Fr. Au., e; Fr•, Coiitp'., TIT. finger• thken off when, cnu.ght.in" the
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F.E.;,l Lean: electric washer last Thursday. ,
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