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DUNGANNON
FOUR THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
Wm. R. Tomlinson Qi
73 Lawyers At Ottawa
(By Charles Lynch). a
Press Gallery. House Of Commons.
William R. Tomlinson, ■ Liberal
member. for" Bruce riding, is one of
the 73 lawyers sitting in the House
of Commons. He has achieved Par-'
liament at 34 and succeeds the late
Hon. James Malcolm. Born in the
Township of. Seneca in _ Haldima.nd
. County. Mr; Tomlinson is, a son- of
William Tomlinson and the late..Mrs.
Tomlinson. He was educated at local
- schools; the Caledonia Collegiate ap'd
. Osgoode Hall.
Called to the Bar ip Q^ob.er 1926.
Mr. Tomlinson hung out . his shingle
. in the town of Port. Elgin, ■ He be
came deeply .interested in education
and for seven years has headed the
Board lof Education. He also served
on the Cemetery Commission for
three years., - z.
;Wins Party Nomination
Mri Tomlinson served as secretary
of the Bruce County Liberal Assoc-
iation for a year. Mr. Malcolm was
ill and his work was carried on by
the young secretary. This brought
him into prominence so that when
Mr. Malcolm’s health prevented him
from, seeking re-election, he was at
. once suggested as his successor.JEhel _
Liberal convention was held at' Port
Elgin, on Aug. 8* last. There were
seven in the field fpr the' nomina
tion; Mr. Tdnilinson was selected on
, the1 third ballot. ; < .
Although - traditionally Liberal-
Bruce* is good fighting ground for
the Conservative party. The largest
majority Mr. Malcolm enjoyed was
, 488., Back in 1872, Hon. Edward
Blake won the constituency jjy 1,688
Tin any “event",“young - Mr. Tomlison
wept to work and put on a spirited
campaign. He defeated Gideon'’Rut
tie; the Conservative candidate, -by
.1.-679. William' Nicholson, the Recon
struction party standard bearer, lost
his deposit. V
. Mr. Tomlinson made his first
speech in the House of Commons,
when he spoke on the Boulanger bill
to amend the Civil Service Act. In
this way he was following in the
. footsteps of Mr. Malcolm, who \ first
made his mark in 1923 when he hea
rted? a parliamentary inquiry into the
administration of the Civil Service
Act. The Malcolm report has been
held up as a model.
The young member for Bruce is
an easy, “fluent speaker; His riding
is entirely rural. It. lies along Lake
Huron, extending from Lucknow to
Tobermory.jWiarton and Kincardine
- IBre the largest town; - One-third of:
the*'ydf®rs71irS. 'Scotch, one-quarter
Irish, one-quarter German, and the
balance English.
The May meeting of-the Women’s
Association of the Dungannon United
Church, was held on Friday.- May;
15thvJat the home of Mrs.. Nellie
Stewart. The president, Mrs. Jas.
McWhinney was in charge. After a
hymn was sung. Mrs. David Sproule
led in prayer and the scripture les
son was read by Mrs. Arthur Roach.
The roll , call was answered by “My
favorite flower’’. withW17 members
present. Plans were made for the an
nua.! Xwn social tb be held on Tues-
day, June 23rd.. A reading /.‘Garden
ing at Three”, by Miss Celia Pent
land? and a . solo "by Miss. Lois Tire^
leaven, was well given and a poem.
read by Mrs. J^ J, Ryan “The pack-
age of seed”, A hymn and the bene
diction closed the meeting. It whs
decided to meet-at the home, of Mrs,
Robt. Treleaveil for the next one;
with Mrs.. Turner and Mrs. Donald
Fowler in charge qf the program. A
tenreent tea was seryed.
Mr. Gorddn S. Kidd, who has suc
cessfully filled the capacity as prin
cipal of ! the Dungannon Public
and Continuation school for' the last
three years has. resigned find accep
ted the position of principal of Wing-
"Zion Bride Honored
4 , ' ■ <’
(Zion News) I
In view her. appraes-hm^. mar
riage, the Zion community and other
friends of Miss Jessie Andrew gath
ered at the Orange Hall and present?
ed her with an Alladin lamp accom
panied by a suitable address. s The
bride-to-be thanked her many friends
kindly for their gift and good wishes
assuring them all, was "much appre-
ciated. After a short program was
given; lunch1" was served. “ Dancing
completed; the evening’s entertain
ment.,, .
“Andrewf0 Wis been a< faithful
name to vou for years—but Dame
"Rpmor tells us v°u contemplat
ing changing it /‘for better or for
worse,”
We are so happy toCthink this is.
not a farewell gathering. You are
jftot leaving us but rather bringing
us a Scot from Cqlross. It, takes a
certain amount'jof; ,gdbd Scotch to
liven up a community.
You have always taken a very ac
tive part in Sunday School; Church
League, as well as in all community
activities. You never refused at any
i ’ . —-—. ■ ■’.,
1 Published every Thursday morning
at Lucknow, Ontario.
Mrs. A, D. MacKenzie— Proprietor
Campbell Thompson—Publisher
THURSDAY. MAY 21ST. 1936.
MAFEKING
ham " Public school, with duties to j time to do your part. -
~ * — We cannot express—opi-apprecia
tion in words—so we ask you to ac
cept this small gift as a token of
commence in 'September. We regret I
Mr. Kidd’s departure, but congratu-'
late him on his advancement.
Wash—Yo’. he^r’boutdat new car
ah got ? Boy, she got some speed!
Mose^-How (fast is she?
Wash—Boy, she’s so fast dat when
ah streaks down de line all de hogs
>*de deroadlook like link sausage.
It’s the trouble you imagine is
*coming that eats the insulation, off
your nerves. , . .
Lyceum Theatre
WIN 6 HAM
Show Starts at 8.00 P.M. ;
Mr. James Webster, boundary west
of Lucknow,; visited his sister. Mrs.
Thojs, Blake and,' cousin Mr. ,Thos.
Anderson. Friday and Saturday.
Miss Mary Anderson of London,
who . was?a guest at the Kirkland -’.
.■Andrew. Ziott wedding. '.Saturday*
visited dh.ring the. week-end with rel
atives here. Misses Olive Anderson
and Olive Kilpatrick were guests at
the wedding also.
Mr. and Mi’s. “David McWhinney
and Bert McWhinney of Crewe, vis-1
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Blake? Sunday. . t
Miss Alma Curran is visiting her
cousin. Mrs; Jim Mizner and Mr.y
Mizner, Stratford.
PARAMOUNT
Iliurs.f Friday, Sat.--MAY 21-22-23
ROCHELLE. HUDSON and HENRY FONDA
' • " ■■ • . In; '■ 1
A DRAMATIC STORY OF COUNTRY LIFE IN^ NE,W ENGLAND™.
-READ BY MILLIONS—
1
RIPLEY MERCHANT DIES
Congratulations are extended to
Mr. Norval Richards, who success
fully passed his second year exams
at the Guelph Agricultural College,
with First Class Honors. I
Mrs^ Andrew Stein is much im
proved in health after taking treats
ment /in Toronto. '
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dahmer and
family and. Mr. Bert Lovatt from
Miliarton _ were . recent visitors with
Mri ."and Mrs.'Wm? MacGill. ‘
Mr. Carman Hamilton has secured
a good job near Belgrave. .
Mrs? Frank MacCharles was mov
ed from Winghain Hospital on Sun
day to the home of her sister, Mrs.
George Brooks, where she 8will re
main for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Martin were
recent visitors with Mrs. Huston in
Kincardine.
The remains of Mr. Edmund Rich
ards of Detroit and formerly of
Paramount, were interred in Hope
cemetery on Monday afternoon. -
mis. £,rnesr oeguss. oi XNiie is at the home, of her sister. ?Mrs. Robt.
■■r. _ _il_, ill _41.1. jL'1.— 1J
that is prevalent lately.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Swan and dau
ghter Reta visited Mr. Swan’s. par- r*aMK. nncuw,- uu«n iviwuw.
ents. Mr« and Mrs. Geo. Swan in Ash- The regular monthly meeting of
field on Sunday. Zion W. M. S. was held at the home
Mrs. Watson Scott of Kinlough of Mrs. Wesley Ritchie on Thursday
and Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Buckingham last. A splendid report of the Sec-
of AshfiekL visited Sunday with MrJ tional meeting held at Clinton- was ’
and Mrs. Abe Culbert. I given by the president, Mrs. George
The date for the “Choir Concert’’ i Hufiter. a reading by Mrs. Edgar
of the United Church, is set for Juno Ritchie entitled “Dont’s for our au?-
8th. ilmry; soloa by Mrs. Wesley Ritchie
Wr onA Mre Cbnc Alton anri. Miss and Miss jrl«>» Hackett, were veryMr. and, Mrs. Chas..Alton and Miss h reciated Mr Patton closed
•1 rimgan attended a convenuun
Superior Stores in Londo # Regular Sunday service will be
i held at Zion .iiv the morning next
Sunday.
Little Murray McDonagh of Bel
fast, spent the past ten days with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Anderson. . <
Mr. Harvey Webster, who spent
the winter months with Mr? Fred-
Anderson* has. gone to reside on his
farm at Belfast.
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Nixon. Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Ritchie and Allan
were recent visitors with friends at
Tiverton.
■ Mr, Richard Reed of Rapid City. cv
®nd_ Kenneth Welter of . Lucknow, THOvedrin“(^deri^Saturday
spent Sunday with Zion friends: —
Mr.. David Anderson of Dunlop,
spent Sunday at his home here.
Mr. Sam Reed. Milvert and Lorna
were visitors on Sunday With the
former’s frothers, Messrs; -John and.
Harvey Reed of Auburn.
AIRPORT’ fOR PORT ELGIN
uie — u? Kvbu. v°“ an>1 V™* fiance five long
Moore, who is ill with the heavy cold and happily to enjoy it together.
____1.^4. This is ithe wish of the Church. Com
munity and friends. • Signed,
Robert Helm, Lloyd Hunter,
Frank Ritchie, John Ritchie.
Zion W. M. S. was held at the home
Signed,
Lloyd Hunter,
Dahmer and
8th.iliary: solos by Mrs. Wesley Ritchie
Pearl Firugan_ attended a convention
Wednesday of last week, for the'
managers and clerks.. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rutledge and
family, visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred McCabe of Benmiller.
Mi's. jas. Alton of Lucknow, spent
the week-end with her son, Mr. Chas.
Alton and family.. ,
Miss Winnlfred McClure, R.N.; left
last week for Toronto, where she is
now oh a case.’ . .
Mr., David S. Errington of the 6th
con., of Ashfield, was the lucky gues-
ser to win the congoleum rug at Al
ton’s Superior Store a week ago.
The Dungannon Home and School
Club will meet—FridayrJIfay 29th. at
the school. 4 p.m.
Mr. Robt. Armstrong is improving
his dwelling- house with a coat of
stucco.
The work of cleaning un the Dun
gannon Cemetery wilt be continued
this summer. Any person interested
may leave a1 donation at the Dungan
non Post Office. Financial support is
much appreciated by the. committee.
Guide—“This cgstje has stood for
600 years Not'a stone has been
touched, nothing altered, ’ -nothing
replaced.” . '
same landlord we-have.”
much appreciated. Mr. Patton closed
5 •RAPID-CITY
<•*
A NIGHT AT THE BILTMORE BOWL"
AND MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON *
Arrangements have been complet
ed to have a municipal airport "in
operation in Port Elgin this summer
With unobstructed entry from all
directions, the proposed site is twen-
-r-.ty-two acres* in extent. ^Installation
Visitor—“Um, they must have the of fencing, marking and other equip
ment will be started at once.
Mrs. R. McQuillin, Sr., has retdrn--
ed home after several weeks’ visit
with Mi*, and Mrs. Wm. Griffin, £
Mrs. W. G. Webster and Mrs-. Pet
er Johnston .had their tonsils re
Mrs. Webster is at Mrs. David Al
ton’s home this week. ' I 1 .
We welcome Mr. and Mrs. John
Scott and family to our community,
having moved into R. J. Button’s
house, formerly occupied by Mark
Gardner.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Reed and Eun
ice, visited on Sunday with their
daughter. Mrs. Archie Nicholson at
^Belfast.
Mr. J. D. Ross, who has been quite
sick for a few weeks, is able to be
back to school again.
Mr., and Mrs,. Malcolm Stewart rer
cently moved to Mrs. D. Stewart’s
home, after spending the past year
oh the 12th of Ashfield.
D E OA S K3r/HE*Sr/AI SIk r
T HE O N L Y
-f "i ... I
; Robert Munn, brother of Diincan
Munn, reeve of Ripley and of the/
late John . Munn who dropped ..dead '
nioYe than “a year ago while' .taking !
part in a play .'in that village, was ’
laid^to rest Sunday. His death oc-1
cuTted after a!h ’ illness of several1 -
.weeks? ■ ■. '
The funeral service, conducted by ■
Rev. C. N. MacKenzie* was largely!
.attended, for Mr. Munn was la prom- I
inent merchant ajid citizen of that;
place. He is survived by his widow.4!
/formerly Ethel Knight and two sons1.!
Lionel, attending Western. Uni vers-!
ity. and, Muiray.* who is attending '
the Toronto, '^jlege of optometry. '■j.
_____ d I.
Mr. Wilson’Woods and Mrs. R. J.'•
Woods were at Guelph on Tuesday
for the graduation at the O- A. C..
When Wilson received his B. S. A.
degree.
Miss M. C. Rutherford is attend
ing the ‘Conference Branch meeting
of the W. M. S. at Sarnia this week.
Messrs. George McQuillin, Eddie
Gaunt and Ronald Forster left on
Monday by motor for Kapuskasing.
where they will spend the summer
months at the Experimental farm.
The Christian Culture Committee
with Mrs. Lorne Woods, convener,
was itt charge of the meeting of the
Y. P. U. on Sunday" evening. Laurins
Miller read the Scripture llesson. The
tonic “The King’s English” was tak
en by Mr. Wilson Woods and- Rev.
H. M. Wright led an interesting j
discussion. Mr. Mochrie favored with '
a solo. _, | 'I
Mrs. Wm. Gamptieir is spending a I
few days with Mrs. J. B. Rutherford.
Rev. R. . W. Craw , of Dorchester j
called t>n friends here Recently.
Rev. H. M. Wright. Angus Mac
Donald and Malcolhi Buchanan were
at Goderich on Saturday for a rally
of the Tuxis. Square Boys.*
Mf. and Mrs. Ward Shickluha of
Port Colborne, who are at present
on their wedding trip, are spending
a few days this week with her moth
er. Mrs. James Gaunt.
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ASHFIELD
Mrs. EcTjohnston spent the week
end with Miss Barbara Bueglas. |
Mrs.’James Beaton is visiting her’
sister. Mrs. R. J. Bullen. 1
Miss Florence McDonald of Tor
onto, was a week-end visitor
her aunt. Mrs. D. MacLonnan r'“ • - •
Rae of Toronto, with their <
Mr,. / Gilbert Johnston, visited’
Mr. and Mts. J. MacRae.
. MrXSCharles Shonas am! his
Mr. John Shenas of Chatham,
Smith of Leamington and Mr.
wick of Detroit, visited recentlv
Mr N: G. MacKenzie. ■ •?
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LEAVE LUCKNOW
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9.45 A.M. & 8.05 P.M. ’
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Exira Bus, North, 4.25 P-M.
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auditors,
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The roil ca . ........... ..
oho telling how many
attended in-the last v....
ihgs have h.een held in the ,
most of the members find thi
cbn ven ient.
tail hraiich of
the homo
The elect
as follows.
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: district
nzie
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Kenzic,
suited
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Kenzie:
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T<»m
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r, Mr.<
Mrs. t
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to distrut animal. Mrs. (
“iss Annie Mae Maelh
all was answered by
/ meetings
voar. The meet’-
eVcnipg as
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dilation ot het daughter, MisyE\iarv
Graham. in Guelph. •
‘ i.^r\ friends 'of Mrs. B. Chesnut ate
Limt to hear she has recovered after
her recent illness. ,, ■
Miss Marv J. Irwin, is spending a
vw week's , with l\er mother.
Mi's.'Jones returned, home after
visiting with friends in Toronto.
Jean'"■Graham of Toronto, is
Micndmg a few days, at her hottie,
•ci^” /armors are busy seeding,
the weather -being cooler, is mote
favorable for the horses. s
i..?!.1' ‘s engaged with his
tuutor ploughing for Mr. R. Moffat.