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MIS :.I,.TJCB OW SENTINEL,, Luciotavv. ONTARIO
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knuMerp#ors Are
At`IMork This'VIR�e
'Enumera�tors in . the urea pare
busy thhisweek compiling :the
lists of voters iso the forthcoming
provincial 'election. The number
of ibhe ipo111 and. the na pasf
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• the
Lu know,1, Mrs. rRGerald4' Rath
well; 2, .IVIrs, Charles Mason; 3,
Mrs. Armstrong
Mrs. S,tel,la• Hutchin,
son 2, Mrs. firma Hodgins,
West WaWanosh, 1,•°Mss.. Lorne,.
itvers; 2, Ernest Durnin; 3, Don-
ald. Tlhom!pson, 4, • Mrs., Blpaikpe 'A1
ton; 5, A+iilant ' Miller; 6,'. Mrs,.
Thomas ,Arncistronig: •
A'shfietld, 1, Margaret M.ole;,.2,.
Raymond Finnigan; 3', Marshall
Gibson•; 4, Joe MicGee;. 55, Earl
Drennan; 6, Mrs: Ida Barger; 7,
Lorraine -Lamxhl+'bon.. ' •
• Huron, .1, Robert Courtney; •2,
David . Henderson; 31,11VIelnrille
Pollock; 4; Murray' Oirlibert; 5,
Gordon •
Culross, .1; 'Mrs:' Harvey Rat-
iagh; 2, Leslie Falconer.; 3.,' James
Ballagh;' +4, • Graham' Nlaffat; . 5,
Leonard. Bannerman; +6,' Mrs
H•e`nry `Hauck; 7'," .Mrs. Thor-4as' .
Hodgins, '
Kinloss 1, Elaiiier Bannerman;
2, Miss NI* Boyle; 3; Mrs. Jaynes'
Siraith; 4; ' Lloyd Irwin;' '5, Phil-
lip•
Steer;, 6, ,John Morrison...
LQCI,'IALSH.''
Mr. and . Mrs. • Donalld. MacK,en
time spent' the 'nnneek end ,apt Bels
fountain..,
Conpgratuilat ons to Mir. sand Mrs.
Robert • MacIntosrh pon . fbhe arrival:
.of their chosen son,,
Several frori this dxs'trict were.
iex+hiiibirbors :at . ibhie Ripley and. Dris-
itrictt Horiciu1tural'lower sallow in
Ripley`on,Wetdniesday. Mrs, .David
•Eliph!ick land Mrs..'.. Ewann' Mac-
Lean Were trophy . Winners for
high points. •
Mrs. 'Frank -MacLennan return-
ed home from, Winglhan#: Hospital
where the had been a igatient;.'
Mr..and • Mrs. Vanderveen are'
a holiday, trip :to. th:eii'r native
Hiollpand •
..Mr.= Oliver Barkwelt eiitiertaiin
ed frieri,ds and :relatives! to 'a
picnic On Sunday.
Sympathy of the ` �coanm�uniity
goes. to. .the, ,MacDonald �aniildes
in the . passing of "Uncle Dan!'
as he was familiarly tkaiiown to
everyone around Lochalsh.
..Qfrcetiays 1.
These. wonderful days of boyhood. Iast such
a short time. But while your son is growing up,
you can'be.helping him to face the future
with confidence through Iifeinsurance. .•
For example, you can assure him an advanced
education with :one of Sun Life's educational
policies, you can guarantee his future.
insurability with, a Guaranteed Insurability
• Benefit; you can lay the foundation for his;future
life insurance with a Junior Adjustable Policy
where, with no increase in premium, each
$1,000 of insurance increases to $5,000 at age 21.
Most important of all, .you :.need an up to -date,
program on your own 'lifeto assure your family
an adequate income in the event of your death.
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2, Lucknow
• Phone W.inghani . 357-1987
SUN; . LIFE . ASSURANCE ''COMPANY OF CANADA
:West W: awar�osh Couple
arried(iffy Years
Mr. . and Mrs. Wi1]daim Web-
steir 'Of t'he'' i.1Oth concession of
West Wawana:Ih .Township at
Fordyepe, , iauietly observed their'
6tb wedding. anniversary 'on
Tuesday " of this, week,. Septern,
fiber . 3rd, Mr, . `'and Mrs. Webster
shave lived On the, Webster hrorne
Stead ,ai11., of their' married life,.
with ,the` exception 'of 'a< brief
itimne spent at -Cochrane just
fallowing ..marriage. Bill.
'was' employed a1- lumbering
g
there. .
Mgrs. Webster 'was . the ;farmer
:Edi a Jane Taylor, .:,dauigbter of
the late Mr.;• land :1Vlrrs. Henry.
Taylor of :Constance,.. now known
gas. Kdriburn, •,near Londesbporo
QV[r. Webster is the don sof the
late Mr. and +Mins.. -John Web-
aster, •:and was (born and ih,as. dived •
a�11
his . life ; on° ;the 'family .farm
on 'the tenth. It, is 'ibhounght .'that
.the farm• was taken : pup.. froim.
the . crown by ,his grandfather,.
George Webster ;
The couple were married '.at•
the borne of We►bster's •par-
ents at• Oonsbance en September
3rd, 1913. Rev.' Jc'hn Grey Reid
of LondeSbaro Presbyterian
Ghhurah•.performed the ceremon•y.
Both ' Mr. and Mrs. Webster,
shave been .active in 'community
life around St. Helens.. They are
members of St: Helens ' United
Church,_ Rill, :.as be is 'familiarly
known; has served on. th+e 'Wet.
Waiwanosh ,TownshipSchool Ar-
leta Board'for fifteen •:years, and.
' is • still.. a member.
They have `a • family of two
daughters, Mrs. Cliff Render -
son 'Glean) e.an) nor Brt.icefielld • add
' 1VIrs, Stuart Ohaimney (Lois). of
Donnybrook . one, on, George,:
Who operates and lives 'on the
,family farm. They ,have ' ten
rgrandehimren1,
Mr. Webster ' haps a brother,
Elani�ejil� •sof Wingharn; • hive sisters,
1Vliirs Jathes (Ev,),„ Mrs.
+d (Pearl) . h, Mrs: Lorne
,(Dorothy) MacKenzie, .Mrs Wil-
fred (Doreen) Monney, all of
Toronto and Mrs, pOl+aude (Zy1da )
MacKay Of, Wiashhpirvgtrn ,
He was ipredeceased by a sis-
ter, Mrs: William (My'itle.) (Mc-
Crostie, and to , brothel. George„
Who died as a youth. '
Mrs. Webster rheas • three alis
ters, Mrs. Earl (Helen) Lawson
of Clinton, tMrs. Vern . (Annie).
Dale of 'Kinburn and .Miss F1ior=
enpceT.ayl,or, of Victoria, B.C. She
his' four ,brothers, Will and
George Taylor Of Victoria, .B.C.,
Lawrence of Windsor and Har-
•vey Who resides on the fatrniIy
farm at •Kiniourn where Mr. and
Mrs; Webster were 'Married fifty
years' ago. :
Two sister's, . Mrs.. Bert (Maud)
Ferris -and Mrs.. ' Will (Minnie)
MacMillan predeceased :her.
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ASHFIELD
,Week -end Visitors ldii •this vi-
cinity were stay. •MacKenzie of :
Toronto,. Mr.. jaarnd .Imps:"George
Leadbetter and Barlbara of • To-
ronto, Mr. Tnd• Mrs. Ralph Cow -:le
mild family of London, Mr.
and; 1Vir:s:. Finlay MacDonald and '
family of Chatham'; '
Mrs. ' David ' iMaoMurchy spent
the ,,week -end with cher daughter,
Mrs.' Charles Ratherton In El-
mira. r
Nurse's Training courses are
being (begun this week by Misi.
Sharon West in Lon'd.on, .M1,5s
Jane Finlayson' 'in 'Stratford anti
Miss Margaret MacLeninian• i n
Weston,
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