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,The 108th, anniversary of the
.Ashfield 1. Presbyterian Church
was celebrated last Sunday when
large' .audiences filled the church
i t . both morning; and evening• ser-
vine. The ' anniversary. speaker
was the Rev. W. A. Henderson
' :af' Walkerton. who delivered.
.v.9ry. 'pointed' 'and` vital sermons
• or ...t'his ...fiane • '
The formal organization of this
',church' took ., place ,in 1848 when'
: it .became 'recognized as a Mis-
sion under the jurisdiction:.oi~'the
Presbytery'of, ' London. 'Settlers
bad . reached this , district ` ten.
• •years' earlier and services were
..Meld in the' homes of these early
pioneers;. .
At„. the morning'. service Mrs.
` Leroy "Wakdin :.•. and Mrs.. Dra`Fid'
Henderson sang °a duet in pie s-
ing voice. and the choir Sang
ran'them which contributed to the
service of song. At the evening'
service " Mr. . and Mrs.. Duncan
MacKay assisted 'in the ..anusical
service by singing:: a duet- and.
joining • in the anthem. .•
Rev:'J; R: MacDonald,,the
• ister of the .congregation, whose
work has. been fruitful and his
: • service to the 'church at _large
'.•most•: helpful, is' attending the
meeting of •the Gener 1. Asseinbly
it Toroaito • this week:
PAVING TO BE
TO TEACH SHOP WORK IN
CHATHAM • PUBLIC SCHOOL.
M. "Hedley B. Burden ..has
been' engaged as• sheP work 'tea-
cher at McKeough' P 1blic School
at Chatham, where- a new shop
is 'being built . and equipped; . Mr;
Burden ,concludes !his, duties. here
this month as shop and commer-
tial- teacher , , •
,Acceptanee;of the new position,
Will mean the: departure of the.
Burden faQnily ' from Luelknow.
Mr. Burden has"'sold''his highway
•store- and :.service 'station •south
of Winghani. to his ibrother, but
will spend the' summer assisting
him', in : a. building 'program to
enlarge • and improve the ..prem
ises,
Mr. Burden's Son-in-law, Mur-
ray .McDonagh, will teach neXt.
term in a. school . near. ''Chatham`.•
.Murray "plans to take a surnther
course -iri. 'Toronto. .
• 1[INLOSS TEACHER HEADS
:DISTRICT. UNIT OF W. F.
Wednesday; June 1st,.. e:
cardine Unit of, the Womn n
Tea-
chess' Federation held the'r final
meeting, for ,this term hirty-
night ,teachers • and guest ,were
served, a • delicious . dinner y the
ladies • at • Pine River Hall.
The' guest speaker for th ev- ! Miss . D. MacLeod gave
ening was Public School Ins sect= on the studying.
or Mr. Clyde Evans, ,who. address- 'Meditation
God's Word Mrs A;. Sutherla
•. ed. the teachers : on report ...cards Mrs: T.:.Collyer and Mr.'s.'H. La
and standards: of pupils. This was took part in the:Prayer ; Circ
very timely, with, examinations A report of the Presbyterial
near at'hand; given by Mrs. A: Maclntyr..f
Mrs. Clara, McTavish, delegate lowed by a : solo by Mrs: P St
to the Regional; Conference at St, accompanied by Mrs. A. Hiig
Thomas 'in• May,'`presented. her A chapter of the study, book.
report of this •'Aconference to the ,Education was •given by 1Virs::'
teachers. F.. MacDonald followed by a in
The election o�oficers�result scoria y pater.
NOW 'JN: EFFECT
In the livestock industry, his-
tory was made last week where-
by all. Ontario' produced. hogs
'.sold for pr ocessing purposes will
now be marketed. through, the
farmers' own organization, : the
Ontario Hoge. Produ -ers' Co-oper-
ative.
The hog -pro -r-, of'this pro -
Vince hav =' .the • a " ongest and
most' ef ive sale force of any
rovino or state in the North
P
American-continetvt, according to"
an, announcement by N.. G .Mc-
Leod,
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Leod, secretary -treasurer • of ' the
OHPC: The bargaining position.of
ducer, will be .increased
the'. `; pro. ... .. .. • �. ,
because the" new legislation per -
nuts the " prpducers' salesmen • to
direct the hogs to the processor
who is willing to* pay the highest
price. A'larger percentage of : the
hogs than formerly will"be sold
'at the stockyards in Toronto and
Mon real,.: as :well as 'at' the • as-
sent -61y 'Points at' Kitchener .:and
perhaps ,other parts of the prov-
ince.
ince. The .balance+ of ,the " hogs
be sold 'by the producers' Mar-
keting agency through 'direct,
negotiations. with' packers in , On-.
tario: and•- Quebec..
-Ali. ,producers' • cheques will: !be
made payable at' .par at any char-
tered. bank in : Ontario; , 'settle-
ments: will be going out- from the
office at .2824 • Dundas :St. West,
: Toronto and at Bridge.:Street in
Montreal. '
Mr. -`.J. Kohler, who has had
a':Ylbng. and 'varied experience in
the livestock industry will: _dir-
ect.the oierations of the: agency.
iAbout.'2,QOO,O00 :hogs, with ''a
total value' , of.`$8Q,000;00Ou' will,
be marketed . annually' ' by '- the
producers co. operative. 'sales
•agenccy -appointed' "under .the Farrn
Products MVlarketi' g Board:''
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South Kinloss . W.M.S. •
The.June,rneeting of the W.M:S.
was held at, the' home , of Mrs.
Lloyd McDougall with 21 mem-
bers present. ,The. president,- Mrs..
Wrri. , Maclntyre, presided.• The
opening hymn`was followed Iby
the. Lord's prayer. During.. the
business .discussion , it 'was decid-
ed. to ,send Ruth Steer' and'.Nancy
Cochrane' to. the. sunn ler ' camp
at . • 1,Vliramichi arid , to- pay their
expenses:. It was also 'decided. to
shave .the July : and August' •meet=
ing 'in the evening' at ;8 o'clock
It ,*asdecided ;to hold an extra
meeting . to be. in charge of theJ
.Home Helper's, to " be held; at the
home of Mrs.. A. Hughes and to'
ask .Miss'„ .Rutherford, to ..be the
guest• ',speaker: The treasurer,
Mrs&i, B kton ' gave her rport"
DONE
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Prime.
s�•in
readiness
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W. Hanna announces this
hat. the' paving of Highway
8 Lucknow to Wingham.
go ahead this' summer., He
l all, rumors to the contrary
nsense". .
Hanna .says ; that :enders
h for
e �called� on June •15.. ,.
Mix asphalt type pavement,
thee as from Luck ,now to
ley; The, road received, a
coat .a few days ago, and.
i for paving.
uc ,, • .
a fine •AWARD PROFICIENCY.. PINS
of 7'O` FASTEST TYPISTS .•
nd,� .
vis Proficiency.., phis, awarded ' by
le.:. the Remington ;typewriter. coin -
was, 'pany; have' been. presented to
of students of the commercial de,
ee -partnent . of Lucknow District
Ines.. High School; 'by 'the ' instructor,
On 'Mr: H. B. Burden.
W. ` . In Grades' 11.and 12 Isabel
is- Ma,Pherson won' the award on a
White
ote
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was sung -followed ' by the raiz
pah'benediction Lunch was serv-
ed by the directors,, Mrs.. Harnil
ton and .Mrs. W. F. MacDonald., 'ive
speeds r a er on -Mise Ida
ed., in the following 'executive: given 'by Mrs. •P. Steer., A v
pre Iden Miss Joyce.' 1VfcEwan; 'of thanks.to the hostess, ,for
resident, Mrs:
Helen Thompson, use of her home was given
-Proficiency Winners in Grade
XI a year ago Were ethyl. Gard-
ner and Ann Todd with..respect,
Your
'HURON7BRUCE ELECTOR
'COOK ;.BOOKS AVAIL4BEE,
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The . Kintail Women's Institute
a lbs of Comfort'.,
Cook book, �Crtim
is now available at The Sentinel
Office, as• well- as from all Kin
tai Institute members, ,One. of the
tail
books has beep ..on display,but
it was not until the end of tlie"
week that we received a supply
so that •we 'can now fill orders.
as received.
FRYING: PAN :BLAZE
CAUSE OF' FIRE ALARM
When • an overheated frying
pari took fire, Lucknow Fire
Company received a call to Holy.
rood on Monday - morning.. The
blaze, ' however, was .fortunatel'_y.
extinguished and the fire 'truck.
was flagged down . before it; got
out. of town.
•The ` incident occurred : at' 'the
Holyrood - apartment . of . Angus
Macintosh. • and his ":.sister, .,Miss
X11 fortune p continues to' dog
the McDonagh .boy's, with one or
another a 1•rn o s t continually
seeming to be in a cast with a
'brokenbone; . •
It's Ross again who : is the
latest victim,. He h.as a 'broken
back and will be in a • body , cast
for' a long period.
Ross suffered the injury when;
kicked by a cow, but the serious-
ness M; waves not , ianmediateiy ap.
parent... It was 'while riding a
tractor that " the injury " bothered' •
:hizn and upon receiving, med}cal..
treatnierlt and having. x-rays
'BORN
LLOYD — in Victoria HosPital, ..
London, on Tuesday, May 31st, to: •
Mr. and Mrs 'Ivan . Lloyd (Jean; '
Ball)., a son,. William Ernest.
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DONALDSON --= in W i. n g} a m
General Hospital on Sunday, May
29th, 1955, to Mr. and .Mrs. Done " •
aldl,Ponaldson (nee Shirley Hod-
gins), , a daughter, sister for
Steven,
RIACH •- in Woodstock General
Hospital; on Wednesday, June l st
to Mr, and .Mrs. Charles. ,Ria h;
a son.,
JUTZI--.in K &W. Hospital, •Kit,-
chener, on•'Sunday,. May 29th, to
Mr. and Mrs. George Jutzi. '(nee
Grace ;Hudson), a .son, George
Ger,
'Margaret MacIntoSh, .nwho` •Was-
pot ' aware • the : Ibiurner was ': on,
and was.• visiting., for few min
Utes with Mrs, Jim. ;Boyle:
Mrs.. Jim Snnith noticed, smoke
.coming from the;: building and
notified the occupants •of the
'building.' An` : alarrn was 'turned'
but • in :the. meantime ' efforts
to:'extinguish the flaming grease
proved Sueoessful
RELATIVES PROW DISTRICT
'ATTEND RECEPTION
at the home of Fir.,atid Mrs. Al-
bert Riehl, Saltford Heighti,
Goderich,.ori Saturday, May .28th
Mrs: Guy was , the foriner Jean
MCGuire„ middle. daiiihter of the
. A delight to all the relatives
Was the arrival Of Mr. Pred Ham-
ilton after flying frfim Vancoul
ver, Ali ;spent a verY en,
joyable evening.
• The bride and:groorn were ,the
reeipierits of ManY beautiful gifts.
. kiLurich ,wai serVed by the bride's
m sister; Mrs. • Albert.' Riehl, and
- A Mrs. Reg Bridle. and •MisS
PREOPENING'
by International •
ALL FOR ONE PRICE
55 YEARS LAST MONTH ' '
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THE LIBERAL PARTY WILL
4nCrease Grants To Local. MuiticiRalities
Eliminate Wastage In The Highway
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Mr. and Mrs, Thorrias Austin'
served their 55th wedding anni-..
versary' on May 10th. Mr. and
.AuStin carne to linloss
froth the Porchester.diatrict. three
year$ ago when -he bought. the
Archie :McKinnon farm ore""..the
A. son Harold also loc.ated here
at that 'time and is' farming 'in
that vitinity.„
Mr. and: Mrs. Austin have a
family of ten children, nine • Of
Mrs. Austin has been with
arthritis throughout Abe winter
somewhat improved Ipt not,-suf-
-ficiently to 'permit them: tO Cele
though SOrne of the family visit:
HUGH, HILL .
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Special :manufaCtur6r$
price. Beau init. Court' patter!)
(open stOck Ooing now for
this • •Unbeliev low p,
Mrs. •A: E. MeKirn left on Sat -
rd ay for New- 13 r unsWi ck h ere*
she vvill attend the. annual meet-
ing . of . the Dominitm Council,.
erietdri *from Attie 6ih 10th....
'She sPend S'oxine time ,on
Grand M.avan-and at.' St„. Jolni
before returning home,*
knives, forks, and spooliA
at the same lout price.
ask:.. SCHAAL!?
Xewener, Lucknow