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THURSDAY, JUNE 13th, 1935 LUCKNQW SENTINEL
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Annual Meeting of South Bruce Women’s Institute0
. A. wide range of activities with Thorton of Teeswater
much good accomplished, was reported
at the annual meeting of SputhBrucQ
District Women’s Institute held in
the'Town Hall,..Teeswater with about
125 members of the different branches
present. The district president, Mrs.
Aimer Ackert of Holyrood presided.
The financial statement for' the
year.were presented by the secretary
treasurer t Mrs; Temple Cl,arke~of
Lucknow. Total. receipts .amounted to
$1133.73 with . an expenditure v of
$908.86 and a balance oh hand in the
•district, of $224.87;..
Representatives were present', from
eight of the tw’elve branches' which;
, comprise thq^ district/ Short reports
were heard, .from the district direc
tor of each of these branches: Mrs.
I Hector McLean of Belmore ; Mrs,
“TKos. ’Gaunt"- ofT^bitec^hFchr^Mrs.;
E. Lines,, south line Brant; Mrs. Thos.
Harris of Holyrood,; Mrs. E. E. ’ Ray
mond of Teeswater; Mrs. L. G. Cro
zier of Walkerton; Mrs- Ira Campbell
of Lucknow and Miss Margaret Johiir-
ston of WaikeftOjp. Jr. Branch. Fol-
- lowing : luncheon. served by: Jth.e„ Tees
water. ladies, . Dr. Fowler welcomed
the visitors to Teeswater and Mrs,
David Eaddie of Belmore made a fit
ting reply.' Splqpdid reports of the
~ Ilifferent^^&w^cipgs Chrogghout^thp
district were presented by the 4chair-?
man of Standing committees. Com
munity activities and .,Relief by Mrs.
‘ D. O’Mara, Teeswater; Immigration
and Legislation by Mrs, Wm. Morgan
Walkerton; Historical. Research and
“Education’^by^Miss - Grace/ Richardson
of Whitechurch; Home Economic and
Publicity by Mrs.-Thomas Abraham’
of Whitechurch; Home Economics &
Agriculture by Miss Hazel -Percy of
Holyrood; Health and Child Welfare
Mrs. W. G. Andrew, Lucknow. Dur
ing 1 the session several numbers of
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dpet by. Mrs. Thornton and Mrs. Sy
mons of Teeswater' were/also much
appreciated and enjoyed. Mrs. King
presided a.t the piano. »
Mrs. R. B. Colloton of Lome Park
provincial president^ addressed the
meeting and explained the plan z' pf
service available to the branches thru
•the . /‘New - Co-operative Program /in
Home- Economies-- sent -out recently,
by the ^Department .of Agriculture.
Mrs, T„ J. MacPowell of Milverton,
provincial director for this area, ex
tended greetings from th^/federated.
Women’s. Institute of Ontario and
gaVe a comprehensive account of the
work of th.e ^Federated Board. Mrs.
Aimer Ackert? district president, also?
gaVe a short / address,, fi^rs. - L. G.
Crozier of Walkerton,, past president,
’presidedfor-the ’'election- of officers
with, .Mrs. George Inglis bf Belmore
and Mrs. Wk J. Douglas of Lucknow
acting as, scrutineers. Officers elected
are as follows: President—Mrs. Ai
mer Ackert of/Holyrood; , 1st Vice
Pres.—I'__ /".I
church; 2nd Vice
Mrs. Temple Clarke, Lucknoyv; Audi-
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Mrs. Grant McDiarmid apd Doug
las spent last week with relatives in
Detroit. v ( .
Mr.1 Jack Macintosh and Bobby,
Mr,. Dick Richards and Raymond en-'
joyed last Saturday afternoon fishing
at Silverlake. • / •'
Mr. John Martifi spent lpst week
end with Mr. Adam Lpidlaw in Han
over. ' ’y. ' • ■ ■ ■ » * (
While Mr. and Mrs. James Richards
from _..piegherton were on a motor
trip, last week they had the privilege
of seeing- the five little sisters . at
Callander.? ■
A number from* here attended the.
U.. F. O; annual meeting in Wing-
ham' last week. 'f
7 “A ‘ REAL GOOD
PLACE TO EAT”
Light Lunches
community singing, were enjoyecT Fed-
by Mrs. Hector King of Teeswater.
Readings contributed by Miss Dicki-
son of Teeswater and Mrs. Mowbray
Of Whitechurch; a vocal solo by Mrs.
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POP -
icecream;
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4.4 BEER ALSO SERVED
•.. ttot-’T r.n ■ ;an. ?
.Star Contest Winners
Winners, a. long. of,them, in the.
Toronto Star proverb contest, were
announced; • last; wbek.", - No Lucknow-
winners appear to be includedr'-“SIr.
Milton Naj/lor was a $2.90 winner,
ning $1.00. Mr. Naylor, formerly
of Lucknow,^ has?, for several years
resided in Toronto*, where he is an
employed of the Toronto. Street Rail
way Co.
with his /laughter Miss Loreen win-
■Mrs. Victor Emerson, White -
_____; 2nd Vice Pres.—-Mts.> W. G;"
Andrew, Lucknow; Secretary Treas.— .
Mrs. Temple Clarke, Lucknoyv; Audi
tors—Mrs. A. C., Agnew and Mrs, W.
E. Henderson, Lucknow; Federated
Representatiye^Mcs^-A-lmerv-Ackert,
Holyrood; 'Chairman of Standing
Committees — Community Activities
and Relief—Mrs-. D. O’-Mara, Tees
water; Immigration/and Legislation-
Miss Mabel Weicher, Walkerton; His
torical Research and Education—Miss
Grace Richardson/ Whitechurch;
Home Economics and-7PubIicity=Mrs..
George' Inglis, Belmore; Reade, Edu
cation and National Relationship—
Mrs. L. G. Crozier^ Wdlkerton.
Mrs. Thomas Gaunt extended an
invitation to hold the next District
meeting at Whitechurch. A hearty
;h.ahdclap77si'gnified“;the;~:hpPrCci^
of the speakers and those who took
part in the ’ prdgram. ,Th& meeting
closed > by singing the National An
them, after which supper was served.
Harry Lem
PROPRIETOR ”
REAL $ DAYS BARGAINS AT
THOMPSON’S
42 OZ. JAR SWEET MIXED PICKLES ............------ - 29c
35 O£ JAR SWEET MIXED PICKLES ---- ------------....... 25c
24 {OZ. JAR FANCY ,OLIVES ............ .29 c
CROSSE & BLACKWELLS’ 14 QZ. CATSUP/2 Bottles ....25c
AYLMER PORK & BEANS, 2>/2’s, 2 TINR ........................./.25c
AYLMER PORK & BEANS 11 OZ. EACH . . r........... ./.5c
FANCY PINK SALMON, Psi 2 TINS..................... 25c
CHEF HERRING TOMATO SAUCE, 2 TINS ............35c
~P & L/ SOAP, 5 BARS /■.
PALMOLIVE SOAP, 4 BARS .. .*....... /:......... '• >. . /19c
FRESH CtROUND COFFE, PER LB...............25c
. /EXTRA SPECIAL—TEA PER LB. ../.;.......... .....;43c
SODA BISCUITS, 2 LBS.__________ 25c
BROKEN SODA Bl^CUIl^, FRESH, 3 LBS. ... .1......... 25c
’ FANCY niillXED CAKES, 4 KINDS, 2 LBS? .............................29c^7
RICE, FANCY 5 LBS. ............25c
—-DATES CHOICE,-3-,LBS.^.. t.k25tf
JELLY POWDERS, 6 Pkgs................................................... .. /... 25c
FANCY PRUNES?. 2 LBS................... ........ 25c
FANCY APRICOTS, PER LB/ ..,.. /.......... .29c
ANd"TbAG OF CANDY TO EVERY CHILD UNDER 10 YRS.
ENTERING THE STORE WITH A PARENT.
General Construction
Glass, Paints, Oils
and ■ ..
Builders’ Hardware
You will bo agreeably Surprised
Phone 150-tJ.
John McLean, Ashfield .
Native, Dies In West
McLean lived at >11 times quietly
and without show. His chief ana
overwhelming interest was the edu
cation and training of his family. His
interest in pubjic affairs, great at all
times, was confined to that of a pri
vate citizen.* Besides his widow he is
survived by»seven sons and' five dau
ghters (his death making the first
break in. a: large .family) Mrs. Estell
Bell, Vermilion, Alta; Mrs. Edwin
Anderson of Polly, Sask; D.-_Alex
ander of Chicago, Ill.; Mrs. John
Morrison of Chicago, Il|j' Allen G.
Yorkton, Sask,; Dr. Charles ofNold-
fast, 'Sask.; Stahley I. of Dauphin,
Man.; Gordon*R, of Chicago, Ill.; Mrs.
Weldon Geldart of Mildred, Sask.;
Miss Elsie of Vancouver, R. C;; J.
Ross of Ottawa, Ont;’ Calvin E. of i
Winnipeg, Man. Four brothers and
three sisters also survive. His oldest
sister Mary died sbe hours- later, in
Tucknow.Ont;'
The funeral was held'Tuesday af-«
ternoon from the residence at Arran,
Sask., to W.hitebeach cemetery. •
A Carrer Which Inducted Half A
Century Of Residence In Saskat
chewan and .Manitoba Ends——Was
Brother Of Mts. Campbell Of Luck
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. John McLean died at his home at
Arran, Sask. On Sunday, June 2nd. in
his 77th year. Born on a farm near
Lucknow, Ont. June 14th, 1858 Mr.
McLean went west first in 1885. to
teach' school near Portage La Prairie,
Mani Staying there only a year he
Went to Indian Head, Sask.-, to teach
an Indian Mission‘ School under the
auspices of the Presbyterian Church.
-It was while ■ /engaged there, that he.
went to Foyt William/. Ont. to bo
married to Mary McDonald of Kin
cardine,. Ont. who-survives Jiim.
•Leaving the Mission. School for the
larger field of Public School teaching
Mr. McLean taught at Edgley. Es-
tevan and Pheasant Forks.. .. -;
In 1900 he forsook his chosen pro
fession to go -into ; ^usinesk as pro
prietor of a gOjieral store and flour
mill at .Ethelibert-,, Man;,; where 'he
lived for many years, establishing a
branch business at Arraii, Sask, in
1911 and subsequently moving with
his 'family to that point.
Going back to his first love,.public
school teaching in 1914, Mr; McLean
•tern ght—in-’Sevei'aLschool g/.near.. Arran
and at other points in the province
until stricken with loss Of sight ih
1930 and compelled to retire. During
part of his retirement, Mr. and* Mrs.
MbLeaft resided at YoVkton, Sask,
A man of
tions andFor Sale at T. W. SMITH’S Garage, Lucknow strong rdligious, convic- 'Reived by Uiie horse1
rdtirifig 'disposition Mr. pavement .a
NO SECOND GRADE . . . NO THIRD GRADE
NEAR siMASHUP '
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A smashup was narrowly averted
oh the main street on Saturday even
ing/. Mr. Pat Gilmore in a buggy, .
.drove onto main street at the “Bank
of Commerce” corner just as Clifford
Congfam reached the point motoring
westl on the main Street. Swinging
sharply and' homing to a quick stop
as he ,was prOgressjpg“^owiy"af“the ’
time, the motorist averted a crash,
as the horse went down in froht of
the car. Slight damage was done one
Render and minor injuries were re-
j1 in slipping on the