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Fire on Saturday afternoon' at they
Colin.MacGregor farm house, waS
cause for alarmsbeing sent to
ucknow' and Rile Fire
L Ripley
Departments. The interior of the
house was badly damaged with
smoke and.water and;,the roof of
the house badly, burned.
Mrs lan.Morton of Stratford ;was
visiting her. parents,'Mr' and. Mrs.
Emile MacLennan on the .week: end
when she took ill and, was, admitt-•
ed to, Wingharn. hospital and. later '.
transferred to hospital in London..;
Church; services at Ashfield 'Pres'
byterian Church were cancelled: ori
:Sunday due to Anniversary :S.ervic
-es at Knox Church i p1' e
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:CANVASS .COMMUNITY
• Several ,from this .area attended
the G, F, O. •information ,meeting
in Dungannon on•.Thursday even,
Oliver' McCharles, Jack .Mac.
Kenzie George'Moncrief and.
Grant Parrish were among ;several.
who canvassed the farmers of the:
area with a'petition,,: requesting •
that. A.gricultural;Minister Stewart
give the farmers the opportunity to
vote for or against a new General •
: Farm Organization. The'fariners
in this area signed .almost :100%
Many from the area attended:a
shower for Mary Ellen. Shiells at
Pine River on Saturday evening
Recent, visitors with 'Mr. and. Mrs.
Ashfield Nctiwe
�d
don !� L0� .
v1R.S, ;MICHAEL HOGAN•,
: Mrs . Michael Hog an ' of London
• formerly `of Luc,know and Ashfield
' passed away in St Mary's •Hospital,
London on Thursday , May 22nd..
She was in her 94th •year,
Mrs. Hogan was' the farmer. Mary
Ford She, was the: daughter of -Tom
• Ford and .Julia Griffin and was born
m:Ashfie1 d Township on July 9, *
'1815';
She: riiarried Michael ,Hogan of
Ashfield ,; who passed away a :num
ber af. years ago. •
Mrs;. Hogan is survived by three
sons .and two daughters, Basil and . .
Dennis of'.Ashfield '..Wilfred of. bon.
Mills, ..Irene of • London :and Mrs • •
Art (Lorena)' Norris of Georgetown.
Besides her husband, :.she.' was pre-
• deceased by three sons. ,. .
Mass was celebrated at 1030`
•a.m, , Monday, May 26th at' St ,
Ioseph's Roman Catholic Church;
Kingsbridge, .FatherGalea was in.
charge of the service .-.
Pallbearers were Tom Hogan',
Ronnie Hogan, James Hogan;
Michael Hogan, Bill Kogan and
;. Michael Hogan.
Interment was at Kingsbridge
cenetery.:.Johnstone Funeral 'Horne
Lucknow was in charge of funeral
arrangements 0
Harold Elphick were Mr: arid Mrs..
Gordon Stobo of Teeswater and Mr
and', Mrs. Ken Donaldson, and family
of Port.Credit, .
WINS BICYCLE•
Congratulations, to •Scott MacKen'-
•
zie., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mac-
Kenzie who won a bicycle on CKNX
on the week. -end. •
•
RAW SEWAGE: PROU,EM
Public 's'choo
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BY :RICHMQNI? 'AT KEY
Two Blyth housewives were„ deput-
ations of one person'each before
Huron Board .of Education which
met in Herron County Council
Chamber 'la't week.
` Mrs.. -Phyllis Street mother of
children attending Blyth Public'
School, made a strong plea for
action in connection with unsari- ,
tary conditions existing 'in the play-
ground of the school. She claimed
that raw sewage was"entering from
the septic system
•"The children came home last
winter , their clothes soaking with
sewage," she declared:. ,She
pointed out that this sewage probl-
em had arisen only, six' months' after
the' school had been built..' •
• "Sometimes' the odor is so. bad , it'
goes two' blocks, away," she Said.
Board Chairman John Lavis,
Clinton, said that this. and other
matters were.being,worked' out with
the former architect, the •
'contractor and the Department of •.,
Health.. He/wondered..,where the
responsibility lay.
However, as ,a beginning,
SAL 4 AL -SAY,
rT0 MOM -DAUGHTER -
DAD AND LAD, THEY
GIVE THE BEST
VALV/ES,THAT CAN
HAD..
ON
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
BEDROOM SllFTES
motion: was passed that the offend
ing area be fenced off ,
immediately, and that a full in-
vestigation be made
'forthwith iiy ' Board members and
officials ; The' chairman invited
Boardniembers.to see .the
situation for themselves,_
Mrs. G1'enyce Snell., also a Blyth'
housewife , 'stressed that school
•
•
Children should be. taught .s.
languages other• than English. 'She
requested -a full time teacher in .
Blyth Public 'School, to teach
French and .possibly Russian and
Chinese.', the languages. that might
be needed in the future
The request was referred to
committee.
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