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W1MGRAM
• SHOW STARTS AT, 8 P.M.' EXCEPT SATURDAY
SATURDAY NIi;HT TWO, SNOWS AT 745 and 9.45 ,p.m.
. 'MATINEE .SAT'U'RDAY AFTERNOON AT 2:30 •p.m.
Thurs., Fri., tat. Mar 28, 29, 30.
JANE WITHERS RICHARD BOND •
— in —
"BOY F•RIENJJ
{ creeks •.her boy friend turn Sleuths . an.: c iture th� cook ,,,,.
Jane and h Y 4 d _all e
ALSO "MARCH OF TIME" "4A,' 11I . FORECAST"'
"CA'RTOOIV" ' . lid W:
MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 2:30p.m. : •
MATINEE ADMIS ION ADULTS -20c•; CHILDREN -10c •
Mon.., Tues., Wed. April 1, 2, 3
JAMES STEWART CLAUDETTE COLBERT
"IT'S A ,WONDERFUL WORLD"
Comedy, Romance and Melodrama.
,ALSO, "CRIME DOES• NOT PAY and; "ASH CAN FLEET" .
WHITECHUIRCH
Mr. Jack, McLean .has been ' v'ibit-
ing with hits iter at' Niagara Fall,
for a few weeks, ,. •
Mr. ?yin . who •has been visitine
with his aunts, Mrs. i•Iolme? and Mies
lilliams, here has 'returned •to his
11,ome in New York. .
Miss •Muriel Watt 'of TM -onto,. Is,
visiting her sister, Miss GeneYiei•e, et
• the home of , their• uncle Mr. ;3i'iliia ti
• I3ar boor,
Mr. • R. Y. Carrick and Miss • Ani,+i,
May Carrick visited last week withMt. Prate of :Stratford.
Mrs. Bert Boyd :and two children
, of Pdris 'spent the week -end .with her
parents .Mr. and firs: Kenneth Weis'
•
Mr; Alert Inglis;..a :soldier. of 1Ia:-
,ifax, spent• the, • weer: -e'n'd ..With • 11:'-
•
, parents .Mt. .and.Mrs. Thoinas. In-
glis: .
Master'• Clayton'•Sehilt , snitof :lint
and• Mrs, Ezra Scholtz • is unue; 'the
' doctor'$ care. We hope .for .an eer•ly
•recovery: . •
Miss Smith of Listowel spent the
week -end •with her sister tilts. Geo''tt.
Garton. '
ZION"
-Mr.' David • Anderson of Oakville
,Public School teaching- staff. Misee=
Elsie and Violet Ritchie, Elleda Ilune
ter are spending. the holidays at their
• homes here:
The annual..Eastei•, Tltankc fferin:' was 1e in attendance.
Meeting ,of the Ashfield W• M. S. Mr.• and Mrs,• 'veil Conley and
' is being held this •Thui'sdav evenin's T),,tty and Miss, Donalda MacCallum
in Hackett's Church, A good pt'it rpent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Neil
gramme has been prepared. Zion Y•, MacCalluin; Betty 'remained for a
• P. 'S. will present. .the. sacred play. few days.
"The .Lost 'Church" ori thus occasion.., ttitlitlter of friend w;, nd tieighboi s
Misses Annabelle and Muriel Will
Leatti••..gathered at''the'home,of•Mr. and Mrs.,
kins.motored to Windsor and'
ington"on Friday where they visited John lfadTnitis on Tuesday evening
lt
of their thirteenth wedding
with - their sisters. They, were accent 'ill htr
onmursary:
panied by Mr. Charlie Anderson (dos • .
tinction Detroit), Mrs. Robert Bk.!:
ton (Windsor), and. Mrs:- Will Wob- 1•
ster( Chatham).. . They. encountee.ti'; ,
, very heavy wheeling, owing,, to t'•lw
'.LANGSI.DE NORTH
• Mis; ,l'tan.Osborne is spending the
holidays 'with. her 'parents at Rin-
.
11 iso Margaret 'Moffat of . Sault,.Ste,
llnrie. is epending. the holidays with_
her p rets Mr. and Mrs. F.-G..Mof-•
frit:
:llie> Joan Maclt)nno.n and Miss Ag -
me. Murray are, spen'd'ing the hob.
chars :tt the h'inue of Mr, 'and , Mrs.
Arclife MacKinnon. •
Miss Reba Marshall' visited • on
Thursday with Misses Ardyss and
•
(;el tri, Brown._ '
.The V: I'. S. .held, their social' •on
.u0n.doe evening at the home .of Mt.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
BELFAST CENTRE
This mayhave been a very stormy
week but• doings have been very act-
ive in thi.' community • which maims
you think spring is not far away:
Heartiest •congratulations are e. --
tended to Mr. and Mrs. •George 2ltc,n
with best wishes: foi. a happy pro;
p.ero•us wedded life in their new home
in this community.
Mr. Alf. Sherwood and .daugh'ter.;
'Mildred and Ruby, have moved to
their future.home on his other farm
across the road. We wish them good
hick' in their new home. .a
Mr. • and Mrs.. George Henry •of
Lucknow-.have• moved to their home
formerly occupied by Mr. Alf, Sher -
weed which • they purchased last fall
from Alf.:We extend 'a •heatty, wel-
come and.wish them good 1,udc'in their,
flew ,home. "
Mrs., VIA* ; Blake :Of; •Mafekiiig
has been spending the past week•• at
the home• of her daughter Mr.. and
,Min, Albert Alton.
Miss Edna Lawson ..of Stratford
Normal School is"spending. her East-
er .vacation at her home here.
• Mr., and Mrs. Eimer Alton of Lanes
spent one evening recently at the
hoine.of Mr. and Mrs.•Harry Hackett..
Miss Janie' Alton, nurse -in -train -
mg at Hamilton'• General. -Hospital
spent the week -end at her home here,
• Mrs. Alex Hackett ,,.and son . Alex,
spent,. one day recently recently with. Mr. and
Mrs,: Pharis Mathers, of West Wa-
wanosh. .
Mrs.. Jacob Hunter and children
Rena and. John 'of Zion spent• one day
last week sat the home .0f. Mr. and
Mrs. Johia Campbell..• •
Our teacher, Miss Lauglin, has re-.,
turned to her home' at Blyth for •her
Easter' :vacation. •
aster Eldon' Alton' cif London is
spending his Easter ,vacation, with his
cousin, Mr.• Blake•.Alton.
Mr. • Roy Irwin of I+ord'yce called
on Triends' in the Burg on Thursday
last.'
„nil• :Hies 1•'arish. Moffat: •Tile call to
worshilr was ;,°iven,by the president
tier•den Wail., The. •response by Win-
r;i; ll„ir,rld-un. Hymn, 92 vas.' sung,
7'ht rill call was answered by . an
'Ea:ter verse. Minutes '*ere read..aitd
• •l.tisines-s ' matters dealt with. • Mrs.
Wer. Young, . social convener, then
tock, the chair, 1Tynin 212 •was ,,sung
The. • - iipture passage was read by
•
'Miss Van .('onliey. The meditation was
liven ht Mrs, Farish I',loffat Guile
Beown le in • prayer. 'The • offering
wee eeceieed and Graham Moffat
Faye the' offering, ,Prayer: , Hymn 611 -
ns' Sung•. followed' by' singing 0 can-
nda,'•Aduet Was; given by Gordon and
hope Wall, ,Agries••Copley read a
,;,u) net. Mrs. ,Young conducted .two
.eoittcst< and Chinese checkers and
crokin,ile was played. • Lunch was
served and al social hoiir'spent. There
THE
LUCK -NOW SENTI NEL
.i
Published every Thursday mQrnmr
- , at Lucknow. Ontario.
Mrs; , A. D, MacKenzie—>5roprieto
Campbell Thompson—Publisher
•
ASHFIELD
Miss_ Jean Munro has returned home
front 'Kincardine :Hospital much
proved in health. • '
Mr, and, • Mrs... Donald' Martin of
London • spent a week -end .recently
with Mr.. and' Mrs. l?. A. McLean,
•
. Miss Muriel Fairish ntirse•in-trait-
ing• io Stratford Hospital spent a few
days with ntenibers' 'of, her family..
here. •
'Miss Betty Bissett, 'nurse -in -train-
ing in Goderich.Hosprtal paid a short
visit to her home 'here. .
The child4i, of this coreniuntity
have Spent many happy hours on• the
hills -at the river coasting. The weath-
er.,and srlow.havc been 'ideal 'for. this
Winter sport. • • • •
If there were; any doubts in the
minds .of any that, there was'.nothing
in the bear seeing his abedow on • the
2nd of February .or March coining' its
as a lamb, 1940 has surely settled the
matter. ' •
- Mr. Lloyd 1VIacDonald had the mis-
fortune 'to break's' small bone in his
ankle. Mr: Elwood Drennan is nurse
ing k badly sprained wrist. •
The 'election is over and ,now every
one. will settle down -to the even tenor
of his ways. Election .campaigns, are
not what they used to be since the
advent of ',the radio.
K I N. LOUGH
heavy snow storm .which commence l 'Mrs. Tom Hodgins, +lrlma and, Jim -
'on Thursday afternoon and centnelt nt•it . spent' a felt days • with her par -
without abatement over the tveel.-
• 1AU,
THURSDAY, MARCH 28th, 1940
THREE VACANCIES
•The death •Friday at- Auburn of
A. Robertson, Liberal member
for Baton -Bruce, .left three vacancies
in • the -Ontario Legislature. .
• . Arthur. W. Roebuck,.(Lib. 'T9ronto-
Eellwoods', and Col. Thomas A. Kidd,
(Cons.,' Kingston`,, have resigned ,to
contest seats-, in the . federal • elect-
.. The .party- standings:' ,
'Liberals: 64 '
. Conservatives ...
U.'F.- 0: ,,, •
Vacant .
Total
.. 3 4
, 90'.
HOW :**THEY VOTED IN RR'UCE
AND IN HURON IN 1935. •
.'ANGSIDE
1
Mr. g.afid Mrs. Henry Aleti<i: ht are
Spending this week with
her,
father,
MT, Wm. Wraith..
Mr. and Mrs.. Wallace Conn and
Ruby, Mr. and Mrs- Orville Tiffin,
.roe and Dun attended the dance at
the ho,ine of Mr. and Mrs. - Earl Cas-
lick .of Culross on Thursday even-
ing.
Mr. Robert' Reid has rented Mr..
Andy Good's farm formerly o.c eup-
ied by Mr. Wm. Reich.
A number of friends and relatives
•of this locality attended the sur
prise, Party held at the .home of Mr.
and Mrs.•John McInnes on Tuesday
evening in honour of their• • wedding
.anniversary;
At the last 'Dominion ., election in
1935, therewere three candidates in
thefield in Bruce riding when W. R.
Tomlinson was, elected. over Gidioii
Ruttle and W. G. Nicholson...
The . vote by municipalities was:
Nich- Rut; Tom
tle linson
Albemarle 82 121 179.
8S 149 136
229 357 21e
285 174 '451.
9 6 28
263 • 216 740
159•: 163 . 153
127 253 522
73 85 71
165 .474 318
129 216 317
322. -7730 • 669
237 315 347
78 82, 88
29 78
51 182 3
Port Elgin . .. . 140 271 , 3
Ripley. .. 11 , 164
St. Edmunds . '46 . ' 92
Sauge.en Reserve , ... 1 . `10
Saugeen Twp. , 183 137 2
Southampton '74 ' 209 • 3
Y
Teeswater .i... . .74 99 . 2
Tiverton '22 '30
Wiarton ...,..,, 238' 369 4
Tara 41 • 1521 1
Aniabel; . , , .
Arran
Bruce Tien.,
Cape Croker '
Culross. •
'Eastnor••
cats Mr. and.Mrs. T. McCue.and'other
relativs in Kincardine,
Miss: Mae Webster of Lucknow. i -i .till c f riff Borthwick of .St.•Cath
,spending the vacation,with MI,. anal ; erincs was an Easter visitor with
Mrs. Will Bunter; her parents Mr, and Mrs. James Hod-
A d which taxed '
crow . d the ca tacit
gins'
the 'Hall to. the utmost to acconio•
date attended the Irish social. and 1 The local Orange Lodge :held, the
dance on •Tliur'sday evening, when n first dance of, the season . on., Wed-
• ''good tinge was,' enjoys -d. ; .nesday evening,last in.tlfeir ball here,
Owing to the election being held on A Splendid •time was; enjoyed by all.
• I March 26th, the animal meeting of Mr.
01.1and. McFarlan
toon the dpor
these
West truce County T.,O.L• which wets 1 .
to have ibeen held an that date in social evenings, regular, . ,
ai
r•
•
Let ;• Oran e 'Ball has been post- Ti;l. M411(.101111 Lane and ''son. Ever-
pon'ed until t c following ' u s ay,. cit are going' o, aro'n o
April' 2nd. to visit with relatives, there, as well
Miss Lorrainne Andeew of Toronto ns attend the 0• E. A., conventiote
is spending the holidays With Aeh- Everett was chosen to take part iii
field friends•the'1utsical choir under the direction
Miss .Harriet Whitley of Crewe w:is of ,Mr. it. F'etiW ck, For, the past 'two
a week -end visitor'' at the home of inn :real festivals aid cin Kinenrdine,
Everett t.t tionthen
M and Al Prod Anderson
.alee
Greenock • '
Hepworth ..
Huron
Kinloss, '
Kincardine .
Kincardine Twp..', ;.
Lindsay
Mr. its' tiii 'bays' sale: class.
•
tc e
Since arriving: tvtrtg in .T•;ngl titer; )till Sid Il' elide ke
quainting them- of .his sari, :it Hen ' (t`tic, i • r " t" eV
Owing to a severe attack erste)sielc- ,lay' evening".*as' 'postponed ori ac-
ness Sid had rather' an tttteventful eount ...of the toads and weatherr. It
though not to be forgotten, trip'over- is planned foi• Monday everting next
• seas. April 1,4 in the :Anglican thus -eh.
•c
Lion's Head
L' ucknow
52
38
62
95.
84
31
69
99
4.A '
9,0
Me. William •: Brown had the' anis-
fortune to ,have a . belt break on the
grinder when 'grinding.chop •,the end
of the..week, which: necessitated, send
ing the. belt to Toronto„ for repairs
and will hold, up the, work foi' •a .,few
- ST. ,i',EL-ENS_ -
Visitors home for the Ilia ter ve'-
ation, Miss W. A. Rutherford • of
r-
Kirkland Lake;•, Irene Woods, Wate
loo; Jean Webster, Clinton; Zylda and
Doreen Webster, Toronto; .,.Norma
Weatherhead; • Stratford Normal,
Charles M..eQu.illin, Zurich. ' . • '
Gnr. and Mrs. Harry Middiet'c,ri
Listowel are spending' pert, of :..
•two weeks' leave with Mr, and
Jack Swan.
Mise Evelyn Webb of Toronto I'- _
en ' Easter visitor with Mr, A.
Webb and , Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Ric,
'Mr. Brown ' of Kitchener was ..1
week -end, visitor at the home' of Mr'.
and Mrs:. R. Wood;,.
•
• The UnitedW. M '•S. -held their
meeting. in the' church on Thursday
afternoon: The theme , of ,.the .meet:
ing—Into all the world and the call
to worship was given by Mrs- V.
Emerson. The hymn !`Christ the Lord
-is, risen' was -sung and the scripture,
treading wee' hymn 748 read respon-
sively.,it was 'decided that the White-
church tea group hese'the.April meet-
ing, Mrs. J. D. Beecroft gave an in-
strumental "The...Lord is. risen in=.
deed:" • The. topic "Victory through
faith" was given, by •Mrs: Victor Em-
erson, The' clip sheets on the 'life' of
Francis Willard were read responsiv-
ely. Prayers were given. by • Miss .Ag-`
nes .Gillespie;, '• Mrs... J. D. Beeeroft;
Mrs, Gibson Gillespie andea special,
prayer for the'•sick in the community
Was given by Mrs: , V. Emereen. The
offering was dedicated by surging the
hymn "Now to' the. King 'of Heav-
en", The hymn., "Take time to be
holy" was sung and the'benediction.
.closed the meeting: .
Miss Mildred McClenaghan is' spen-
ding a few weeks. with Mrs. Russell
Gaunt. .
'We are glad:tb reports Mrs. Harolti
Sparring has' recovered frivo'urably
from her recent: appendicitis, opera
tion so 'much that the weather' being
favourable, she ' will be permitted to.
return home' the first of�this week.
• •The Presbyterian W. , M. S. of
Whitechurch met at the home .'of the
president Mrs. .Rev. •J. Pollock. The
call 'to worship' ;and • invocation was
given by. 'Mrs.' Pollock: The ,-Lord's
. prayer yeas: repeated • in , unison: The
psalm "The Lord • is my Shepherd"•
was sung: The .scripture reading was
given by "Mrs. Robert. Ross- Mrs. Al
belt 'Patterson led in prayer,, The
hymn. "How bright' these . glorious •
spirits .shine" was sung and it Was
decided .to have Miss. Doris Fells of
."iyinghant present at the Passion Play
lecture with •.accompanying.
lantern slide, on Thursday evening,
March 8th.,at•.8 p.m. ,instea' of Wed
nesday• as was announced `fast week.
The Missionary prayer . was, given by
Mrs • Dave Kennedy. The topic "Hos-.
pitalizatien and Evangelism in .In•.
dia" was given' by ,Mrs. J: Craig,
Mrs. A. Walters and Mrs. ;.C. Mar -
'ray. A Special . Easter message was
given by Mrs. R. Mowbray. The hymn
"Peace perfect peace" was sung and'
the meeting closed with prayer, The
hostess . served lunch • and a social
half hour . waS enjoyed by ••all.
Miss , Ruby 'Conn spent the week-
end with friends in -Whitechurch. •
Miss' Pearl Hockley • of Kitchener
spent the, weekend with her mother,
Mrs, Russel ' Moore.'
' Mr. .. and Mrs. "John" McIntyre and
Grant spent Sunday with. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tiffin.
Miss lteba MarshallN spent. Thurs-
day withl Misses Aikdyss. and ' Gertie
Brown. '
The Y. P. S. of the thiited church
Whitechurch did ' not ,have a meet-
ing on 'Monday. evening' owing to the
blocked condition of the: roads' in'
this community..
Miss ' Muriel Watt' of Toronto is
spending • two weeks with het sister.
Miss Geite'vieve Watt and her uncle,
Mr,• Wm. Berbotiia'. .•
43
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3019 ' 4985. 6627
fay Polls In Kinloss
Blackhorse .•.•,
Kinloughe • •
Ilolyro'od .
2nd., Con.
Nich: Rattle To
11 32
'
37 2.9
24 66
'38' 46 1
nt1.
36
3.1.
s6
17'
Langside , .. - , 5 35 ' -
VVhitechurch '.. 14 18
4
:129 226
•
By Polls In. Lucknow,'
Orange Hall , , ' 24 63
Reed's - 14'.' .. 61
Town Hall . , , 13. 55
COU RR I E'S CO•RN.ERS.'
Miss ,Gertrude Raynard of Peres,
mount.is spending the holiday. at.M1' .
and Mrs. James' Drennan's.
• Teachers. and students are -spending'
the Easter holidays at their'hoines--
Pearl Jamieson, .Jean Nelson, 'Grant
Fari•ish,' Grace and Louise Campbell
41 Lucknow .High School; Ina Cantp
bell of Cedar Valley;. 1VIel'da Lane of
Orillia; Winnifred Lane of, i3elgrave.
• Mr, and Mrs. 'Wilfred Fairish en-
tertained a number of neighbor ladies
to a quilting Thursdas'Q afternoon, A
number came for the'@venin•g.and..it
was spent with games and r psic.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Farrish , spent
Saturday with .Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Stein • of Paramount: Mrs: Stein has
been ill for some time bit has been
more serious.
Mies. Reedits Courtney of Kings-
bridge- is .visiting with Mr: and Mrs.
Joseph Courtney and family.
BOUNDARY WEST
•5'1 182
North Huron Riding
Similarly, North �.Hu'ron had th,
candidates in the, field, •with R.
Deachrean' winning' by a eomparativ
small Majority over Robert Spott
W. J. Henderson the third candid
ran on the 'Reconstructionist tic
The vote was as follows:'
' Deach- Henden- Sp
' Man
495
168i
66
78
17
11.7
80
141
338
ree
e
J.
dn,
ate
ket.
Mr, .Alvin Irwin who underwent a
thyroid operation in Toronto a couple
of weeks ago returned home , last
ursc ay.dtine improve in '
'Irina Hackett spent a few days
with:her her cousin Dorothy Trwin, '
Miss 1 Margaret Nicholson, is cine
fined to heel with a cold.
The annual meeting . of the Joint
U. F. 0. Club that vas ,to lie held
on• March 20th was Irestpdned. till
April 3rd owing to road condit1bliS.
1 i14tb1.•,nnd Ieair Ile se ereo avesee YJ
Neely Todd. of Stratford, was heir.,
for the week -end.
The• many . friends. of J.. li 'An 1-
erson Will be glad to 'know that
is :Making. .d favourable.eeco\•ei 'r
the home of his son Torrance :..
Toronto„ and expects to. be home til:
week -end, . . . ;a<
• •Members of the Beef Ring pleas,:e
note that meat ,will be available ne)a'
Thursday morning, April 4th. :.
The April meeting of the Women';:.
Institute will he held in the Comm•eit-
ity hall on Thursday April •4th Rolf.
call—"A ,Canadian . city and fel' whet
noted'''. Subject "Canadianization,". in
charge of Mrs. Gordon McPherson,
Exchange' of slips, seedsvo7• bul,'bs.
Program. committee;. Mrs: Buchanan.
Mrs. Charles MacDonald. Hostesses,
Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Thorn 'and Mr,
Ball
• son . .
Asl4 ield 152..
Blytjl�t 56.
•Brussels • 258 • ' 12
Clinton '484 • - 93
Colborne , • . ,324 80` •
Goderich 1037 288 •
Grey : 68.0 100
Goderich Twp..:282. 115 :
Howicli ' • •t . , • • • 782 .137,
Morris. ' 461 124
Turnberry •. 413 •91
E. Wawanosh , , .. 289
W. Wawanosh , • 330
Witighaen 504.
Total 6508
of
ton,
361
149
206
559
189
967
384
417
731
438
271.
I
FOURTH `CONCESSION 1�
PA.GI PITE
Miss Mary McLeod was hostess c+'' •
the March .meeting :;of .the U. F.
O. which was held,. on Thursday with i • •
an attendance of. twenty-six. Mr;.
McKinnon presided and -'the meetitra
opened' with singing the opening sonee
and, repeating the Lord's pirayer it
unison. Mrs. MacIntyre, read. the ',min-.
utes of ;last' meeting, also •.a.• letter
of thanks, 'from Mrs. Robb. After,
community.:singing the roilcall ware
answered', by "How, I like*My 'pot- '.
atoes .cooked for -dinner." After 'th t
business ,was- concluded the program
i
followed. .Current;events• by Mrs,. L.
McLeod; a paper by • Miss .Dean Mc
Leod,; a health talk by Mrs. R. .Mer-
tin;
ar-tin; violin selections by . Dr. Little
accompanied. by Norman , .Taylor a
solo by Mr. Fred Wainwright ac.cont-
iianied•by Norman Taylor, all of which
was: much, enjoyed. The nieeting'clo,s-
ed with,; singing the National Ar,.
•them. Lunch was served and a social
unite, spent. '
113•" 313
99, -323'
111. 613
1572 , 5923
By Polls.' In Ashfield
Deachman Henderson Spotton
1 55 ' 18
55 I' 33
55
4
5 103
6 " '•79
2ND. CON. WEST.
MAFEKING '
,
Miss Phyllis Blake • is spending t
few weeks with. her' sister, .Mrs, :Hale;
old Webster of West •Wawanosh.
Miss Hildh Twarnley 'of Stratford
Normal is spending the Easter vac—
ation at her hone. , -
We are 'sorry Mrs. Thos. Anderson
is. confPned to her• bed . at present.
We • wish, her a speedy recovery.
Miss Grace 'Blake of Drumbo, Miss
Jean Andereon of, Kinlough and Miss
Mary Horton' of Arthur are all -home
Mi: W. T: Roulston spent, a, (ley
at Brantford attending a banquet at
the ,•Cockshett' Factory where` he
100 worked some time ago,
74 Mrs. A. C. Hamilton• js visiting,
42 75 with. Mrs. James McTavish.
Miss Dorothy wlcGuire is slendin�
43 13 58 at intditcltell
l: 13 I a ^es'�t
19 16 Early Easter but a cold one.
6 25 Mr. Cyril Campbell visited' „with
W. T. Roulston.
152 3f 1 ,Mr, Alvin Hamilton was up to Un:
derwood• visiting Mrs. 'Hamilton who
we are sorry to hear is not able tci
'108 lie: tap and around.
84 .'Miss Sadie ,MeCharles is home from
60.• Welland, for.. the Easter holidays.
105
•
Total • 495
ef
. By Polls'In W. Wawanosh
1 43 12
2 , 60 21
,:Y. • 26
Who •said sluing. was just around
the ccrnor.
Myrtle .Webster of Ottawa is 'spen-
ding tine holidays with her mother. .
•
!i
5 8.6
6
50
Total' 330
2
99
2 `ire eold'i�t�tres
15 MMr. , P. , '. Brooks who went undin
an operation in Goderich is 11111)1'0:v7
23
rag,
A healthy, hungry, fast-moving •
chick eats..only 2 Pounds of Roe
Vitafood Chick Starter in.its first
6 weeks! Why take ;any chances
with your 1940 chicks, when so
little of this complete, farm -proven
feed will ensure life and vigor? It's,
made fresledaily—is always fresh
when.you get it.' •
Give your baby• chicks Roe Vita -
food Chick Starter, the tested food
which means so much to their fast
growth, future health and egg -laying.
ability. See your Roe Feeds dealer
next tixpe you're in town: Ask for the
free Roe booklet on raisins chicks_
for profit. ,
CHICK r STARTER
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..RESULTS. ,,•.(0'F.A R1• •
for the week. .
• • Mr. Wallace Twaniley stet with a
p•ainfnl. accident one ,day • last week •
•tti heir he caught the first finger of .
his eight hand • in a root• pulper, caus-
ing.. a very painful, injury.' We hope
to see hiin . out again soon: ,' I•
ei ,as just thinking of
him as ' a. wee bairn,. -.
%fie Vtafet Zaeleie
LONG D95YA' CE
... all the way froth camp! Ana he
said it di,hi't cost so much!" Tr'ust
ever}' `-l3raw Laddie" to find his way,
home the most economical. way, —
anclto Leal c a clierisltc-d memory into
.eche 1Yatgain. • Especially after: T. p; in. and all day;
• Sunda , ou can travel'hundredsong
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