The Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-02-04, Page 41.6
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Congrara is visiting,
tor S. few dayswith his aunt and
fifslak.
M. aUd-MrS. Lorne biers near
MISEI,4111n- ' ' :
BON_-Janu,arY at, Godiiich
• Alokandria.: Marine Hospital, to Mr.
• and 'Mrs.' Meward Squires, a *ion,i,
• Congratulations.
The Unit:6cl Church Sunday School
lies •decided to have. a Concert Feb.
25th, consisting of a mixed progrupa
liven by the young people and child,
• ren, This is:to talte the place of the
• concert which was postponed in De4
ember, on' account of . do much'
, ,
at
woo( Otting Ws. Winter,
g Lain** ,Q41.147 of St. Paul's
Church, held a.- Social *Veiling of
cards, and dancing last Friday night
at the Parish hell. The inelentent.
weather lowered the attendance. Mr.
Wm. IL Robb and Mies Doraliy, Robb
favered, •with music for. the' dancing.
Many of: the school c.hildren , are
home -this wee with 'flu
and tonsil -
itis We would be led to believe that
(the changeable weather might have
'Something te do with its elOStance.
• Mr. Richard,TWamley observed hiS
• 78th. birthday,„ January 26th., Many
• happy returns; of the. day,.
• . „Mr.. Gilles Haines • spent a. few
-.. days lest week' visitinghis, sister;
• Min. Wm. Welling at .Wingham.,
•; Miss Henrietta Quaid; the, Junior
• room. school. 'teacher of Dungannon
sehO01, was taken ill with an attack
Of' Pleurisy. the ',early part of kit
week and..went to, her'hone at .Port
Albert. Mr. ; Riehard, Kilpatrick ' af
• Mafeking. Supplying in her absence
Latekt repOrts, are; that Miss. Qiiaid's
- condition is .favorable ,and she .Will
tontintie. her.. duties the 1,,,leginriing of
the Week,' are her intentions,. 2
Mr, and Mrs ; Rqbt. .DUrnin atten-
' ded the ?funeral of their. friend. Mrs.
•,Harri Hawkins of fort Albert last
' Friday. ' Rev. G. H. Geoghegan' Of
Ridgetown, 'a former. -rector, • had.
With the sleet and iee..,on 'Sunday,
• the was very • mirabiandtle
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attendance at the •local 'churches was
, d
Mr. and Mre. 'W. A. Culbert
cele-
brated.their 27th %wedding Miniver -1,
'sary on Tuesday and had a feW', of the' laAt meeting -which were ap:
. friends -in .for a • soial 6ven. ing; "‘ts, proved.. A of ,thoolis -end
re-
mark?'::the eeeasion. engnitimi *Of, tke Morie.Y:A01rted'.:to
n edd ustine•
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_haa.„,purchatedthe truCh , owned 'by ' read:. Mrs. Toga' Park give. '.inrrerit
Mr- Iktei;.-Stewart 4 Of!, 4th een• of events ifict Mrs. Chita. Congrani. gave
AttlifiehL. • the topic on' "Child Welfare"; Mrs.;
Wordi-,came- the- end of the lifeir J. D. Richardson' PIM „deMO.netrar
frdm:.Waterloo, :Stating the 'seriinie. *in' on :Making's dell bed-light...The
illness of. Henry Ratz, owner of roll call was answered by "My hobby"
the large tract of bush south Oast 'Of' A ,social Italf hour was spent over the
the village, at Which several Of ,the tea with SOIL...it' A. MaeKeniie'
local village Men have beeri engaged and' WM. Stethers as .hosb3ssel..
The monthly meeting of the W. M.
,of. the United Church meets Fri-
day afternoon in the chureh, •
Mr. and Mrs': To,n Park .observed
their tenth -.wedding. anniversary on
PuesdaY,LFebruaty, 1st,'" ' • r "-
Mr. John burnin, .Sr,, on the siittit.
,o'neession,,returned from, London,
:after a few' days' 'medical, treatnient
there,
Mrs. 'Robt. cCabe of llerimiller is
'visiting for a few days., With • her
daughter, Atha.", Harvey Alton:
The Ladies' Guild of . St Paul's
'church is .seheduied .to Meet at the,
home , Of • Mrs. Albert Patterson's,
i,''ridaY afternoon.
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Mr-
ASHFIELD NOTES
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Mr. and Mrs...-. Jae Hunter
ttei-
ded' the funeral ,of hey aunt, Mrs.
Chas. Durnin at, St..1:1elens on Satur-
day.
irint LTICKNOW L •
Mr.. Jas. Boakes'who spent the..
past two -months with his uncle, *T.
John' Jamieson, returneOto his home
in .iSaskateheivan, the first of this
Week. ' . • '•
Mr. John MacDonald has been laid
up for the past .two.' Weeks with an
attack f sciatica: -
Mr. Ileonarde, Ritchie who is env,
ployed with R. Scott of 10th Con.,
;spent Sunday With his ,parents. •'
1'. Mr, gd. MacKenzie...arid" Km,
Mici)eittigh of London, 'spent: the
eek -end with the latter's. Parents.
'Miss Jean Long spent' Wednesday,
_evening ,with, , - •
CULRgSS CORNERS'
.FridaY evening, officers and
RPL .V.E
, The •LadieS".' Aid Was largelr atthn7;.
ded at the home of Mrs, Roph gin
last- 'Wednesday:
Mr. Charles C011ins spent a day re.
eentlY with his ',sister in Kincerdine
Who. is ill:. •
and. 'Mrs, Morley Pettiplace,
visited ;at Mr': Ben ScottTs fast Sunday
. Miss pzzie Wall is. under the doe,
tor' l enie' at,resent. We IrPe,;19,174 4
sOeedY recovery. ,
We • are pleaSed, to report tii4.pqn-
4i4 'McDonald, who hes; lieen'egntned
to his; room for. the -Pa;st.• two *Vela.
is Much improved., . ,
. Miss Sadie, Pollock is visiting With
*re. Will Clinton at Kincardine.
'Miss.. Ada .gauley• :la:Sited. 'at Mr,
Stuart NeedhaM's •recently. ••
.. Mt. Isaac Nixon .visited.r.xat
• Jack: Emetiori'sIest Wednesday.
ST. HELEN
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The Weekly meeting of the, Y. P. U. member of Culross L 0 •L No 978
was held on SundaY evening - IstihAll entertained their wives and ladies to
Miller read the SeriPture lesson and a social evening in their .lodge room.
Mrs. E. W. Rice read "Flashes from lerigthst, .progrant ...was-. provided,
the Living ;Nressagew.. The °topic 'consisting ; of -.addresses,. instrumen-
GoodnesS •Rewarcied?" was taken hy tate, dueti readings .and recitations.
Mulcted $30 In Court
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:111URSbAt PEORVARX-- '
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A AOnifft qFP Vikh PQPIOCf Mc-
Ewen, Kinloss youth living - with
his parents at Pla,c1c gorse, and
vhich he had purchased for
couple ,of weeks before,' suddenly dis-
.arinered .9n Tuesday, Jan,. 8th 7 from
the ,roadway in front of their 'pIaceo,
land while" going,to the.:'ginjoss• store
the., youthful!, owner thought he heard
!'ts bark conling from the homeof
'rank.p,a4lilet,,,.who' lives 'ahPat a
.5tOeePs. , Opposite,. McEw.en
.doinicile;, and :with. whom the Me-
EWen's .are net on friendly terms,.
• 'Going , to ' the .' Phone the • youth
Constalle
, levis of Walkerton and- the latter
!1st .no .time in getting to .the scene..
The. .officer:clainas . that on ,.etiquir.7
'ng ;Of, ' Buechler:: if !he , had a'.. strange
, dog ,about the' •PlaCe,. he. :at first -de-
nied it, but later."admitted that' there
'was a:. stray. doilihn the basement of
his home, which he used as. a kitchen.
The Officer '.shouted Across the: road
. Mr. McEUrei.i,..and his sen,' Donald',
to -come ;over and 'see. if this Was.'the
latter's dol,e. and On' erriving: "they
identified it such.
, On a.' charge being:, laid 'against
Buechler for stealing or Unlawfully
harboring the aniinal; d
the Aceuse
• pleaded -".not-guilty" .,'
Walker's • court ;here 'On Tuesday
• Merning And a trial which con
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shined 'the entire session of,the,court
;was Um; with' Crown ,Attorney ,Free,
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bern:prosecitting ,and Lawyer ,,j. W.
BushfielcLoOkingham acting fol' :the
defendant.• : .
Trn;
tion sale of liVe stick ,and Other .,
ticles 'on. Tnesday. and :very 'ioott
prices. were:realized:
.Mr. Wm. Bray who Was bedfast
fere . Month. with asthma "and 'heart.
trouble, ,is much iMpreVed and able
to be ,up. . '
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The monthly rae'eting' of the Son-
ior French Woraen's rri—Stitute met
lastrweek-atlig-hoina.:,of--.Mis4has;
Elliett. ' Burton -Reach, nice:7
:president; led. the. meeting, op-
oned.by the Institute Ode in. nnison
nnd the repetition orthe.tord!s 'Pray-
er.. The- secretary ',read- the .minuteii
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Alts; MacKenzie Mr. Wm. Wall' entertained...the ;crovvd
A ,r4,easant -thrii Was --s.P:ent in,Ithe FRP& of ns sPe9a nun' ete.
ts:hurch .on . Friday evening; :when the M step dancing,. :afterwhich the
members oflhe Red side in:the Wel Crowd partook:- of a goodly luncheon
test, had, arranged Ate enterpiitunentprovided by the ladies; The, xislinainz
The captain, Stanley Todd presided der. of the evening; •until the wee
over the following program- cOm. small hours, was spent in dards and
inuniti.,--singing; piano solo"Mrs.: Old time dancing. Weather and roads
Ball; solo, "Mrs: 'E.' ,W4, Rice; recite.. or ..-this year,-,-We1e7ideat
-Oen, •Iligrothrlirebb ;=reading.;,-.44ritri.-These wbo-,Were, in -.-attendance l had:
Bannister. • Several interesting eon- a:yery enjoyable .evening •
tests Were enjoyed, after which lunch 'Misses' Verna and Cora Wall spent'
including ;fee, ere= was eltiOYed.. the week -end With their 'parents, ,Mr.;.
Riehard ,Martin ef Huron IS' 4nd* 14g:
with her father; mre,*Tia, Woods who :Mrs; Robt. Scott PPent " the ;week:
'ver-Aryl9w
MG Webb "-left on Tuesday
for a visit With' ds a ran
Vailey'an&..Oigeville.
Mr. Ches. Duman is A. Visitor with
his niece Mrs. CallehaM and' Mr.
1 • •
:Callaham at Sombre, ,„ .
Plan' to 'attend "the, play • "Safety evening with , Mr. and. ' Mrs.. Earle.
First" in the ommunity Hall on . odgms.
Friday , evening, under ' the, auspices' Mt, and: Mrs.; Harold Thompson,
01 the Farmers' Club. Ladies pease -spent. Sunday :with, mi. and Mrs.
bring hind': rod Thompson
The Sudden ,death of 'Reg: Douglia
of Wingiumr,sent a gloom over .radio
. 0
CKNX, of which le was one of tlieir
announcers. , ,
'Mr. and, Mrs. Fred' McPherson 'and,
Mr. and Mre.' laY' Spent an
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(In this series of firesideChats
`anlesi names are ' given la:full, Cout-
o:ion Christian names,. or ' surnames
ate used anonymously. They do •,.not
refer to particular individuals and
any similaritY• in name or character
.s purely unintentional. The VieWS
Pressed are those 9f the, -writer' and
Tont qiill,„9,yoqmotiumg
Mra. 13aechler 'claimed the:dog' had,
mule te'theiir 'Premises: In a ;Very,
4kunkry State on, Friday ',morning,
Jan. '21st, and after crowding their
,cats devoured the •f994
had, pet "oat for thein in the, pump.
house Th e . followed •Aars.
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For 62 years doctors have been miming daily to this
Hospital to donate their ,tune' without: charge. During it
the ,past year over three' score of them donated 4O000
hour& of work to the task Of giving Sick and inj
Childreil the very best chance for the recovery of health
and happiness.'
Crippled? Deformed?* , Hurt in an accident? Suf-
fering from Disease? Just "ies." to any of these ques.
'ma has always opened,the doors Of this institution to
children in need of hospital care.‘•
No distinction has ever been 'Made in respect to eace.
Creed or circumttarices.... • • • - • •
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The Provincial and Municipal Governments each
contribute a fixed amount4er day for those who cannot
pay. But these grants do not contemplate the cost of
medicines, operating rooms, oxygen, X-rays, plaster casts,
anaesthetics, special diets and extra nursing—and they ,
do not provide for the cost of many; many other neces-
sary items '
Each year we depend .on ..PUblic subscriptions to
cover these exira costsiWon't you help Allis very
worthy Cause?
Please send Yont. gift direct to 67 College' Street,
Toronto. , employ no. canvaatera.
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'1 1MPORTANT,
This • Nelpital dont :NO!
Shari la the:lands c011iet. • •
(it by th.
Hop for cOvensattiti Senile@
because iaitleats' ara oda.
•.•.itaitted :trolli 'mini .4..
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COLLEGE:.STREET:' . ToitONto:
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kitchen,and when she tfied to chaSe
•it out it• snarled at her, and she let
it 'stay in, as it' went -and laid doVrn
near the stove, and, she 'didn't -want
to get a draught on her 8 -months'
Cid baby, holding the door open try-
ing to, elect it :
. .She did: ball to her husband,, Who
.was at a saw -mill ;he was ,fl,,cing on
the premises -end, he came.- triter and
advised' her � enquire at the corner
store,' where. she . was going for bread,'
if they had. heard" of anybody' losing
may •not necessarily, be shared
profits by seeing us. • „
.ne editor. —I.B.K.)
Having .our tactoll PqmpPed,wI
,khe rnost*Aden ,IThighillarY for thk. •
execntien of high, class work, we aillt
;
Vuumuti, xtotsseoef t.ek
a!?ny1 a retail
il,display of
yinMgot
tario. All finished. by sand blast -ma.
chieep. We import all our spinites- •
from the .,Old Country quart'
ect, in the ,r9ugh • You eau Oa
dealersi,' agents' and mid,dlemaa,
• 'jack: Well Jim are we all read • E Skelton it Son
-Pr anottier, .o.anCnq alternoon chat,.
`0...set! It's LucknOw's
oachelors and Old, maids .we're af
isn't'. itY. .:c
jac
ul, .1Jirni You itncivit.rin.
Q town, 441 he *45 'n)ct-SurnMer.:
ok
4.1111:, That's ..alright,..We 'heyo
;#•pik•-pit as speumen, .
"flit one up you',„I'll bet.
lee oinar: night I got out my pencil
and. Paper 'and, worked: out, spine in-
joi•estnig-' 'figures, :on' our' own, little
..,ommun4y A here,--th. • cominunity
,now most IntirnatelY. Thisc.little Sur-
ey is worked, out pretty, carefully
and '.epversabout nine .miles of coun-.
.iot711; .(about 7,000 acres of .lancl).
akihg in all the . PeopleSummariz
ang1 get the 'following .:filiiren:
iota' hainber of 'people
610 ritiMberxnarried;,....widows_.;._
0:‘%. •••.' 53
fetal unmarried ,Over . years
. $i
. ;The latter ,are distribUteil. as fol.
. .' li :fore., she . ,got , .away Constable
'McOlevii arrived, ': leaking'. for 'the
'canine.' ,.. '. • ; ,, . .. . , . • . - ,,, .
The accused, Baeahler, la his eVi•
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' Jerice,. claimed that the Officer 'On. ar-
.' :riVirit:,had asked him if he had me,..-
! en' s • dlig, and as arllie -was, the
..1:;, ;dog ,lie• thought ilie.1:IcElVen',S
ss'sed,,hepr.oini;itly teld hini.
ple, of ,times,.. being indignent. at.
:thought .that • they :.'iv.ere. ,SiisPee7
•fiiiii:: of, detaining. ‘ their Collie,
.117-...uftertivitrdstadtheAiadi,
.' v ' do but that it wasn't '11c -
el.'s :and. brOnglit ,hini ;down- ':and
ed ' it to him.'As the. 11,1cpWeilis
q.1-.1.6iihr had the hound 'a couple of
eeks and . most of the tithe it Was
. .. .. . .
Up in the harnt. Counsel for ,de..;
1 f:endent 'maintained that it was quite
.pribable, ', that ' .13aeehler. .,wouldn't
* nOw": the hound which .had strayed
n. his . premises an. hour' before was,
10E.Wen'S... :,.. . , " . ... ''' . • ::
' ., AN Donald '1VIcEwelt. tbe• youthful
°Wiler of the 'dog. being asked' by de...
1
: . fense coinisel, why hehadn't first eti-,
, quired,af Reechler'S..if that, *e,re , Jiik
' Pehe,„7-heard4ariting;,-'instead.-of' call -
?i; the.: pollee, and puttinWBnechier
•.to all this •;,ti•Ouble and erise,,.."W
lad' was unable' to. give a satisfactory
."1.r.lawer 'Other''then.fctiaty that hi 'Was
.not. On friendly terms .with the Bae-
chler'S...
It Came out in eViderice that, 'Mrs.
:• has. ',13e,e4ler; 'Mother ' of the Se.
• cused tad. (Ordered' the :McEwen"a•.ko:
• keep Away frOn? the premise s ,some
time 'before, ..as :there was. much ill,
feeling between, thein;:.. Mrs. • ,Frank"
Baechler: in 'eniirt 'also 'claimed 'that.
Donald '1VIetwen been: in the
.b.6bit Of calling '.'ntitniee. at ,her from
the roadway as "She f V.,11,8 Working
about the
. 'WOliter .:.stating
that ',there. Would be COnviction nnd,
a fine of .$1,09..., and .0,0 q:;),f3trfr the lat-
ter of Which. anieunted„ to the'. tidy,
Sum,: of., $20.06,;, ineltiding ; counsel fee
of 0.1,80; „Making levy - of
. Mr. ,Bushfieldi".2!the :defense
counsel, asked' fern stay of . proceed7
ings'` fen': days. He later ititImathd
that there would .
..Horald2rimeS;'
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PARA/YOUNT
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OhngrathlatiOns ate' extended to
the tWri new boys On our line.,one at
' the -finite Of .1Wr; and MiS. Orlitird
4itliards, and One atthe. home, Of
Mr,, aid Mrs. Oliver MacOharles.:. •
We regret to report the death Of
Win. it. Madintoah. at' London.
As **boy -he was a rehident Of this
7.'.,COMMUnitY and we. extend biir •
*rilthY tit 010 latiaykt
- 30 , .. . .. . . . ... .
,30- 40 years 6
"-105",er
- 66: years - : ." b
St) * •
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Thope- figares 'ere 'surprising,
oack.. But ',surely .the , „Mil:0)er of un:
parried higher than' inother Parts
our niStrictliere. •
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aiciw itself • has' a • high..rate: •
'What- We lure, to figure: out
.a why 'there•are 'So man' unmarried.
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" -Jack:. We' shall AssAnie,' of.:course,
, hat the ideal state''
Jim'Mary,.,,Uno',:i.'he've:'130en.'.:Inat'.-
..ied three years and have been very,
.yery happy: Out you can :speak :fOr
„
, Jack: '1 kneW .1 should be married
i always feel': that life.; cannot • be
...omplete•I.UnleSs one 'Alves a 'home
Arid. farhily resPensibility: • hard
r,or me to Isegregate : thg'faetOrs're-
.iponsinle for My not, Martying., But
ieW .13,
thein-
,ure as whele...'"WhY; are :ii"ei.'reral
iundred nietilk, people :Zip the Luck
• area'still- 'single?"
. Jim At least not... :because , most
,gere whinari-haters • 0 nuolhaters.
'Jack: we.. be'safe . in think -
ng we thost zeally Wanted:. a Mate.
Jun An Odd Onementally or,PhYSi:-
ttY---handicappeettPerhrips....7making
iucceSsful marriage unlikely
• Jack': But, of the -reit. Moht 'e-irli$
-mire 'were .Cor are) • sweet- and
and lovable, droniing. of the
•young. gallant who wcaild ,Carry them
dreaming of a. herne, and, .babies.,'
nd :the' young, 'chaps 'were. (Or:Are)
..binkieg of the' future--Oioney 'saved,
le fUrni..that. can be .hotglit,:that
libilse; And above tallf'iMarY, lis
;iiy 'and inuspiration: . • •
JiM: And. -11,firy's yOu
vill go on to hay. ''"eu.slierik as tho
problem . is Pretty naich one 'of
'inoneythe'. economic. factor', '
JekLrly'I haVie 'always
...hotight that: the '.'federal or 7Provin-
-;geverinnents : ',Oven
.cheine . might' Work) e'oUld • asaiet
young people who went ,tia get estab,:
fished' bp,fni• of' their oWil. , ;
JIM: That,vd,Uld.: take aWay_-01-the-
.ndeperidence they now . possess. if
.11;trYour- andlite
•rtiha,dhno;t ii'workedI,m.s.
suor-ei
hardt
ike,e, They'd ekpeet it ,:, heil
wouldn't. be
t
• soe, dear to Gofiern:-
'pont hPm
help would, afraid,' spoil
OPl
Jack. .1 realize bew you 'worked for.
,vhat.'yea have, 4i you deserve, to
be happy. YOU res0 .aboye' yOur. dig;
'411,ties. I..think 'that having to Mike
;Teat sacrifices- 4 '.g6O4 ,for anyone,
if not- too' great.. Too... many :o: pOr
peoPlei. aPPareatly, fob/id the .'Obsita=
cies ',too much for, their . strength.
.Look at individual cases and' you will
'This Man wasted his- money;;
this fellow was` careless and a drink -
'dr; so-and-so had to:lOok. after the. old
!elks." And So' on. But in all such
tqhleeys'ticoonusl'd e 6.0)1 Y".7tit sWatla et
ir'eaSonin J.,might ,now beA. Million-
aire) but by what they ha yo done. In
other ;wends We iMiht judge;:the',grotip
net by 'the strongest nor by the
by the average.
" Jim: I'll -admit Abet, '
Jack:: Anyway', Jim when speak
of governinent 'itsjata.nee. I don't
mean- relief: tnenrif ii3;11e,m'e like
thEit of Some countries 'White, if-
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young 'Man .has AhnWil ability, thrift
and fine eharacter,'(his , gh1friend's,
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DON N .0 ()IS, ,
Mr. 'Will Craig ,of Western Univer-
sitY ‘London spent a few, days, last
%yeah 'at his honitli here.
Mrs, . Harry. BoYle spent the oteeli"
•c.:tutevwittahi.Mofr:thenyyleouailyWingharnt
ladies of St
Augustine Parish are spcingtngt .
series' 'Of progresslVe 'euchre p ies '-
during the next few. weeks. The ',first . •
one was held on' Wednesday evening
in charge of kiss' JI;isephine $iirpbY,
and the next One will ' be in. charge.
•A Miss Grace Moir: • • '
bastituie ,‘At HOMO," "
•A Pleasant evening was spent last
• Friday, when Institute inemberii,
their, families' and. ft,Orlds,. number-
ing about 100, gathered at 'the Pariah .
Hall, St. Augustine, for their annual
"At Home", The. first,part ef the ev.; •
ening Was, spent Playing• progressive •:
euchre. Cecil CliaMney wa6 the. win-
ner'.of the gent's !prize, and lira, Gus,
Kinahan_.,and Mari ‘FOrin' tied for
the-ladiesi-prizer.-Consedation •
'went -to -grace Moir and-Joe-Xe115%-'-'7-
• Lunchzkwas served by : .the, Institute
members ' and the relnainder' of the
iOn Robinson,
evening was spent at danenik,.. the
T.' Craig, Charlie Robinson -arid: Or -
music 'being supplied by Mr. and Mrs.
A.
B.reoliess; itee*. dayswith
Clicin
Miss Belle . Hewitt Spent . Sunday" • .
kith .Miss Evelyn McLean• . - • ,
.Mrs 'Gerald McKver and ,ciatigiteru. ,
Shirley and TOOfirla ;visited last week
it J, B. -Hedgkinson's. ,
• Mrs. Slessor 'With Bervie,
friende. .. •
Mrs'. Karl-HoYle returned home on • -
:Saturday, after snanding the iodor,
wo
Theey'reekw:ualsiakhLmeolendedtioii,lotiif:h:e:tnCht.iuiciiietS�ciet.
7htirch on Monday evennig.. The
•irograni was as feHOWS:..hymn 619,
praye,‘ Rev Mr Mckitchiel scrip-
„
lure 'reading', hymn -
i09; Minutes .and' rail Cali, '•Miss Jean:
Anderson; Current events, May Boyle;
sOky,',Edna Jackson,‘.diseussion, *Ferry
ITodgInS• solo, Fred Jackson,
'760; benediction. It then 'took . the ' • ,
.form of , a :soclal. A' contest prepared ;
')17,' Miss, Malcolni was enjoyed by all*
.Lunen was 'served,
'-,The a'ext ineetg will be he/d' on
be 'first; MOnday in February In the 1..-
Preshyierian Church.. •
' • (Intended POC Last Week).
Miss Pearl HoCkley of Culross
vis -
ted dung, the past week. ak Mrs
Wm. Jackson's. *.
; Congratulations to; Rev, and .MrS.:.
W.,' A.' Townshend of London on the. '
Trivia of a baby boy ”
Miss Muriel Merarlan ef Kincar-
line, . spent a.few 'days at her home .
..ileMe;.. W., Tweedie reCeived word of
he death' of his niidei the rly of this community -Mrs --Karl Boyle i visiting at tbe°
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Townshend -home, in London. • „.
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, Mrs. Art , Graharn: returned,: .honin ; '.
qfter .being; confined to ..1)e'd at Ole '-
..!iome--Of her- parents, Mr.: ancr-Mrs. •
'i. E. Haldenby. • , ', r " .
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, Mrs. •E, Stanley And baby Beverley ,
..thiCken. . . * • -
Irelici iesipie,v1vni:hii:nug:ya attacking
e irdianygs a withpiece her ‘
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'thicken: Thie. must 'bean incubator
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Bill: .No.. ,,chicken with' a Inother ..
puld be 89 totigh.
mprOVe'rnents repayable at low fii-
,ereast over a. long petiod„ ,
,At any rate- does seem, that .
:arms '-around ..LUcknow are getting.--..,
too • large and are, not well' ehough
worked. And at the Same time- many *
rood, clean', yonng chaps go, off eaeh
ikar to , work elsewhere 4:ir reniain-init-
,ntaavr(iedlittlien ethhaeeefeamoilfy..1,haotnimerin-
thernselves. They -def-nOt Want to
wif:Trtkkhsiu, dreenrsts'°:tmhee;nwe oeullirril:1:rd,efireere!"ithY.
Jack: It wouldl seem, thea, that 'a
new crop of maids and, bachelors
growing
, ,Jihn: tea,, Unless :cOnditions ,change
",,Ve maY expect niany ,,01 -the young
1:116ePhi e tth°elyaynei°Verreirantiteinildutnoili, ed
• Jac*: It aPpeare that., we don't
have te ;reed boOkS tit Make' .acklat
t�6) he 1$ eligible for :goVerninent stlidies. Rare "We 'hatie .theM 'drat
aliat,enee in baying land and- Making. hand in ottr'6Wri contmunitY. '