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1955
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feed .is needed for :boil .
y �snaintenance�and
more is' used for growth. •
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times more energy than similar amounts
of corn,oats, wheat or'barley. Calogen is
Swift's special blend of fats,and associated .'
--trace-nutrients. •
Here's. h
your 'chance to, save 'important,
feed money now Order Swift's Poultry
' Grower today.
PAGE ELEVEN
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CHURCH CHANNELS
A question. asked in . ;the re-
ligious. 'survey :at Lucknow Dis-
trict High •' School, "Why are
there not'. more young people .of-
fering themselves for. .r+alliau's
vocations?:", brought replies sum-
marized as follows:.
financial Reasons ,
•' Other 'positions make more
money with ` less training. . Re-:
ligfous vocations 'do 'notpay' as
wellas others. It costs too much
for higher education. It' is more,
important to ihavp financial se-
curity than to. work for the Lord
who offers " heavenly d security.
.Why' ,doesn't the ':church ' give,
" trnore financial help to those who
are. interested.
• Social Reasons'
k .... There--is-no • et,coura-ge ne •:t at
home, Lack of religious. know-
ledge produces' lackof interest -
in religious- work. ,There is no
.religious •vocationa'l . guidance at
:school The challenge to., work
for God:hasn't . been presented
adequately. Religious vocations:
are not as interesting' as others:
:Young . people, .::ill have to give
Up • entertainment and gaiety.,,The
pttlb`1ie aretoo-critical of those
in • religious work. There is . not
enough individual. initiative a1-
lowed in religious work. Workers
m religious 'vocations,• are not
considered highly.enough ' i the
social scale.•'
'PHONE 9, LUCKNOW
ers) announce the birth of :
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BORN
.their
11AMAGE ,•iri .Winghatn. General
Hospital, ori Friday; ;May 20, 1955,
to Mr. and .Mrs. MacKinley Ram-
,: age; R.R.2,: Lucknow, a .son.' '.
• BUTTON—in.:Wingham: General'
Eospiial'; .on Sunday, May 22nd,
•_:-1-955, .to .Mr.' -and' Mrs- Wm: 3ut-
t
on, R R, 3, . LurknoW a Soh.
• WEBSTER--ins Kincardine Hos i
tal,, on Wednesday, May 18th, , o
Mr.and •Mrs..• Elliott Webster,
Kincardine, .a' daughter.: .,
son,.. Phillip Stephen, on •' May
23rd' at Cochrane Hospital',
BELL.—at'. Victoria Hospital Lon-
don,: on Sunday, May,:15'th' to Mac
and Jean (nee : Bisset)' 'a son,'
havfd .:Scott,• a brother for. Mar-
garet..Ann: ' .
IRWIN R 1� —' in Wingham General
Hospital on' Friday, May: 27th, to
Mr and Mrs. Elwood Irwin (Joan
Campbell), a daughter.
9.•
People are apt •< to: pay • less at -
PASSMORE=—Mr', and Mrs. ;R, C. 'tention to what they •'hear than
Pssmore (nee Elizabeth. Stoth-• 'to, what they overhear.
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'OBITUARY
ALEX.'
After'•
TO MOLD COUNTY.
FOUR-H BARBECUE
A Mammoth 4-H. County
chicken barbecue. will be held.
at the Agricultural „Grounds,.
Seafdrth; on Saturday, June 11th.
Thts.•project is sponsored by the
Huron County 4-H, Club ' Lead-
•ers' Association,,'. an :organization.
which is made up of -67 promin=
ent Huron County farmer s. ;and
iittsipessmen who volunteer to
•assist. the Ontario' Department, of
Agriculture in operating the 4-H
program in Huron County"' This.
program in 1955 • involves 30,'4-H,
Clrubs q. with , a .total enrolment ,•of
517*members who will' carry o.
1 R.
projects, in Calf,* swine, grain an
Tooled To Repair All'
Makes. Of Tractors
Allis Chalmers "B" 'TRACTOR
In A -t Condition'.
ut loon Deere :Row Crop Tricycle
d
/NEW UTILITY TRACTOR
with.(hydraulics' and plow
40 CRAWLER, POUR ROLLERS
USED PLOWS
poultry clubs' as wen as a. tracto
Maintenance club, •fbrestry c1
and' white bean • club
• Everyone in Huron county • i
invited and welcomed• to thi
major event, A poultry barbecu
ing firth has 'been 'engaged ,to
serve: the 3,000. people expected
for;' the program,. 'The ''barbecue
chicken• supper will be served
froimJ6.00. to 8;00. p,m., Saturday
June lith at the Seaforth. Arena
Following the -supper, talent from
4-H clubs will. he 'assembled` to
stage. a one hour • show 'of' exc`.et-
lent••; entertainment,,.
• Much :of the talent which' will
bel hearc1.2Will be made up of
winners from Zone: and' iovin-
cial music •competitions. Follow-
ing the pragialn' a dance will be
held: in. the Seafortl'i- .Arena ' to
Which. everyone is .invited:
T-iokets for--this---event can
obtained , locally' from• ; George
Kennedy or Tom Todd, 'Lucknow
Club Leaders.; .
Allproceeds from this..;prolec't
will be, .Used . to' promote the .4-H.
Club' prograrn..in ' Huron County
whose purpose _ :iS' to develop an
nterest and training in •agricur-
•
ure for rural 'boys and• girls. The
ducation:al program sponsored
or .441 Clubs is `under the dir-
ction of the Ontario DDepartment
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a lengthy illness., - • Ale x )- of . Agriculture, - Clinton.
'Stanley ;passed. away..at :Victoria
Hospital,London, • on• Wednesday,
`May 4th; : in' his .72nd, year.•
He was born; ' at Purple Grove.
in Kinloss Township, son of the
late Williams Stanley and Frances'
t
Armstrong.. Mos;,of; ;his life was.
spent near Lii.ck.now;: later re-
siding in:Kincardine.
Survvi-ng are his.. sifte•r
s, Maud
(
W. Gardiner)•, Cochrane;•
Elva- (M-rs D --Andrews-),•
.Gad=
gary, Alberta; Ada'and ,one bro-
ther, Ben, . Kincardine.
The' funeral, - held'. from, the
Linklater ' Funeral •.Honied'. was,
conducted by . the, Rev. `Wrn. R
Lake- of - Kincardine. , :brined.
Church. Interment was in`
cardine • Cemetery.
K.I NLOUG� 'FOLK
HONOR REV.^`
. .COX .. .,.
(KINLOtJGH NEWS), • '.
A . very pleasant: evening wes
spent• when church members arid
friends; in -the community, num-:
-b.ering around:100, 'gatih ed''` in
K:i,nlough --Anglican Church ' .to
honort~he ite't' enson Cox on
Mr. `Cox delighted his audience
return . 'from. a world. cruise.
withpictures which .were. taken:
by hiiin 'ori this. trip. During' .an
•'intermissio__n period an,' address
vias read by Mr. Midford Wall
Kin- and. Mr. Harold Haldenby: pre-
'/ sented Mr.''Cox with a desk lamp.
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papular demand.
IT'S TOUGH!
lmpervo. High Gloss enainol•.g'ives you o gleaming high-glos$. v'
finish that. wili,wear and wear, like no other enamel you've ever'used.
Use' hnpervo Nigh Gloss .for inside.or outside—the wh'ife is`
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THEY'RE, ID•EAL!
'Whatever finish you like—law lustre or high gloss ---you'll find
these enamels ideal for kitchen and bathroom walls and cupboards'
-for furniture and woodwork throughout your home. There are
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•1 Plumbing 'Phone 10,. Lucknow
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BRECKLES
18;-r-20,
Ripley
THE HOME Of QUALITY SERVICE
and Genuine JOHN DEERE PARTS
,Mr. Cot, .taken Oak; surprise,
was: very' appreciative ..of. ' this•
kindly gesture
iRefreshrnents were, served : and
a. pleasant ti¢n.e was enjoyed.
Follo"vving� is .the address , •
Dear:, Mr, :. Cox, •
• We are very pleased as a con=
gregation' to' gather; .herr ?this
evening' to welcome you' home
from your.•World : cruise` and.: to
say how thankful •we. are. to, know
that you are safely home •;again
You ' were' :` n*ich 'in;: ou
thoi ghts sand prayers while. you
were 'away,. especially. at . the
tine of your mother's passing,
We greatly'appreeiate the help
.and interest -you , show ' in al•i our
church and Sunday School, :act-
tivities : ,and we wished . to ,Show'
you in „a more.tangible way,:th�an
mere words .our sincere thanks:
We ask, .you to ' accept, this
sinall gift. and ;-May you.'.use it
always' in. your study .as 'a token
of our .love -and.• esteem for you.
May God richly ,bless you with
His: presence at • .all times: as . you
continue.. faithfully in His „ser-•
vice; .
Thanking- . you for'all your.
kindness to Our congregation. '
Signed ,on .behalf of •the'. con
gregation, ' Midford Wall,.. Harold:
aldextby--(W-ardens-)°.. , •
r
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Mr.. arid. Mrs. Gleri Moore 'of
amilton visited on Sunday: with-:
.:r.; :. and Mrs,, Archie McFarlan
nd Spence.
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