HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-02-29, Page 11WEDNESDAY, FgB. 29th, .1956 .
MR. HILL'S SISTER; PASSES"'',.
,The death of Mrs, Sarnuel •G,
Vets, age 73 years, of Stratford,
"'occurred in Stratford General
Iosptal 1•ast week. The .funeral
: service, was held on. Thursday .at
•°the Heinbuck funeral home cell -
ducted by. Dr. U. Laite of Cen-
' tral . United' Church. Interment'
was. in Avondale Cemetery.
Mrs; Weis was a sister of • Mr..
W. W; Hill orf Lucknow, who at-
tended. the.. funeral.. Her husband
and a daughter 'Sylvia survive;
• also a half.sister, Mrs. Ivan.
' Stuart of • Niagara _Falls,
PARAMOUNT' ' W.f:,
- Paramount W.I. • met- at the
home of Mrs. O. Richards. on
.'February 21st. An, invitation was
'received from T.„airshea W.I. to
'attend the extensioncourse on
"Something.. to wear in Holy-
. rood Hall on March 8th, from 1.30
to 4 •pm.'.It.•was 'decided 'to.' quilt
at the March 20th 'meeting, Mr.
Steven's talk on the care . of. the
eyes., was *enjoyed on television
;after which 'a dainty lunch was
served.
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EPLORE 1-
D I SRE$PECT
DI a .nov e ' to maintain fair
treatment for our 'Indian people,
Druce Presbytery of the United
Church of .,Canada meeting last
Tuesday in Port Elgin, voiced• a
protest against such Ty pro-.
grains as hold the Canadian In.
di•anin disrespect,
There -'was. also regret for the
'Publicity which discriminates by
giving special 'notice to. crimes
;committed by Indians.''The prac-
'tree-'of using the word s'Squa,w"-
was deplored; .. • ,
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCK -NOW,. ONTARIO
IAN
Members . were thrilled. with a
visit to the "Church House" pro•
j'ect- of Port• Engin. Opposite the
Tjnited Church building,- a dwell-
ing was purchased and adapted
to ,be used for 'Christian edu
cation and fellowship. 'It provides
.a church office
•In the current mission. to
Church M'ern'be•rs, professing
Christians are . 'beingurged to
make diligent use of the Bible,
prayer and worsh'ip and to make.
dedicated ,witness in everyday
living to .the. love of. Christ. Rev.
W. D. Elmsl.ie, ' minister df the
church . ;where 'Presbytery • Was
meeting,. referred to. the . prepar-
ation' necessary in "Calling .Can-
ada to Christ" and to steps al-
ready being taken in §Qin o�
_te fp'r ;sp ler evangefzstic
missions this fall',
Area, Institutes for Chri4ti;an
Education 'workers are being
planned " for April 4th and ; ,5th,
Rev W:' K: . Lake announced..
Radio: programs for summer Sun.-
day
un-day afternoons. were ,supported.
Rev: Wesley.. Cope presented our'
Sunday heritage: as a•"treasure- to
protect a day , when the labor
er's.. rest is safeguarded arid, free-
dom to worship' is' ensured by
using; it well. '•
The, showing, of '.a . fine' film,
"Our Bible -How it. came,• to us"
ensured the future welcome' . in
this ' area of this :Bible .:Society,
picture which displays -the. his-'
toric power' of the Word ; of.' God.
WHITECHURCH
Whitechurch W.I.
Mrs. George "McCIenaghan: Was
hostess for the February'W./'
Meeting
meeting with 24 present. Mrs.
Frank Ross presided and; .open
ed the meeting • with the usual`
ceremonies: *,Mrs. `C}arles Sheill
read .the Correspondence and the
minutes of the. January meeting
It was .decide to. :send ' Mrs
Sheili to Guelph for the 2 -day
coursefor• secretaries:
sell Rpss ` was appointed" to thecancer committee" sponsored_ ' by
the Lions Clu'b• in t Wingham.
.Mrs. • :Sheill was asked:.' to ' write
and thank Miss McKercher for
sending, Miss Grace Hamilton :to
'conduct -a short course in White
"church ,as 'it was thoroughly en-
toyed: Mrs, Albert Coultes and
Mrs. Russell ' Gaunt'- were ap-
pointed to the HalL committ a fn.
plane 'of Mrs. Cecil Falconer 'rand
Mrs. Herb .Laidlaw: The roll call
was answered 'by short-cuts in
cooking Mrs., Frank .1VIiller had
the' motto and .gave •an interest-
ring talk on "Good' Health is pre=
cious beyond. .'wealth and .wis-
dom", Mrs. ' • George Fisher .sarg-
"When apples grdw on the lilac
.tree" and Mrs. Bob Ross gave
two Valentine " readings". Mrs:
_Hersora.-.Irt in-.-gave..-a»-:read .n
"Knitters". Mrs. Victor Emerson
gave the Federated News Report
.and' held a 'quiz. on Institute lead-
ers.' The meting closed with' the
National Anther' after .which
the • hostesses, Mrs. Wm. Evans
and Mrs. H. Laidlaw help 'd Mrs.
McClenaghan serve lunch '•
•
•
Twenty-eight ,ladies gathered
at thehall last., week and quilt-
ed three quilts, and three .more
are 'to be "put ,up at the March
ineeting.,.
:The C.G:I.T. girls net at. the
home of Miss Elaine Conn last
Thursday- evening:
• Mr: and Mrs. Cecil Falconer,-
S'ohn . McGee, and J. D.' Beecroft
attended' a banquet •and safe
driving contest 'in Blyth Mem-
orial Hall • on Monday night and,
Mr. Falconer received 2nd ,prize
for the essay on .safe driving
r u ar
Forum.
Always look to imperial
,' .tor the best'
is MacDONALD
phone 3 Luckno
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FARM OUTLOOK
Tire` winter issue of Ontarib
Farm Business has been releas-.
ed by the 15partment, of 'Agri-
cultural Economies, Ontario Ag-.
ricuitural 'College. This issue.
contains . a 'es of,: timely art
ides . dean g wt current prob-
lems and developments in :the
agricultural econon}y,..
The 0014t1ook"• section dealing
With the prospects for major,
types of livestock; and livestock
products ' offers little encourage-
ment for farmers' who. prodµce
beef and swine. In' .dealing with
beef cattle outlook, the ' eeono-
mists suggest ,that with numbers
on,. feed, numbers o, f . `calves' and
number's of steers, all. up. from
last year; 1956 'will 'likely . see a
peak •in beef cattle . numbers in
Canada...The situation provides.
the prospectof heavier supplies
with .slightly weaker prices par
•ticularly for lower grades.
The' hog situation is. sgm.ewhat
similar according to the 'publi-
cation,
publi-•cation, with numbers of swine
or) farms i up 10 percent :at De-
cember 1st, and farrowing,in the
winter nienths .expected~'to 'be• up
• percent. Spring farr.owings are
Pl.
to be .about, the'..same
as for the, spring of - 1955. Mar-
ketings in the first: nine months
v . 40 : T' `x4l10k he;
same period in 1955 and prices
will likely be slightly' weaker.
The seasonal rise in mid -summer
prices is . to be expected 'again
but is not expected to approach
the 'high of 29 cents reached' on
July 1st last year.
The. price support at 58 cents
.a' pound for butter will continue,
until April 1, 1956, after which
price; support decisions will de
termine , the future. 'price . of:
cream. Stocks of ,cheese: at Jan-
uary. 1st .were down 10 percent
from ..a year earlier. Supply and
demand prospects look more fav-
orable' than 'for. several years. In-,.
creased consumptieri'.per person
and increases' in, population will
leave . only small.' amounts:' of
cheese .for •export
Stock's : of: corieentrated • ;milk
products are not •high and ,im
proving export prospects' and
home' consumption should keep
prices irm to slightly firmer, `ac
c•d' -,g :to : the • outlook
T e prospects• are for the '.
slightly stronger demand for
dairy cattle' in the U.S. to con-
tinue. This should.. somewhat
strengthen prices.
Copies of Ontario Farm: Busi-
ness are available at the 'office
of. ,the •agricultu tral ,,represent-
ative. ,
ST. HELENS
The ladies are •reminded of th'e
meeting ••o f the Women's .-Insti-
tute this (Thursday) . .afternoon
at 2.30 at the home of Mrs,! Lorne.
Woods. Roll call, An. Irish joke.
Plans are beingmade by the
Y.I?.YJ, of the' United Church for
a variety concert on;Friday, Mar.
9th,. The program will: include a
short play'. by. the Colwanash ,Tt.
F.ariners., Keep the` date in mind.
Her many friends are glad ...to
know that ,Mrs. W. A. Humph
rey is .making +favorable . recov-
ery' from, her recent. illness:
PURPLE GROVE
A number of the :ladies .have
een taking-L-atl-vantagetlie-
course given in rug making . at'
the home of Mrs..Frank Currie.
The instructor; ' Miss , Florence
Wright of'Georgetown, has been
staying at. the • home of .Mrs,.
Herb. Farrel:l.
A euchre and dancewas held.
in Kinlough Orange Hall Fri- •
day 'night. - •
Mr. and Mrs Steve: Irvin ge
fairiily,: Dickie and David Stan-
ley of Clarks were visitors at.
reFrrnxrp. iri I'Vf-rf-lEltin---Stanitsr
On Friday night. •
Mrs: Elsie Sco,tt is spending "a'
few.. �veeks:..a_t -the .home. ;of._ her-
C'hr'is" heltm Lt ck-
A imrnber .of the ladies from
here' attended the W.1VI.8. meet -
at KinloughI
ing .which" Was held
at the home..of Mrs. 'Lyman. Sut-
ton 'last week. • Guest speakers at
this meeting were, Mrs., Allah
McAuley^ and Mrs. .J. °R; Mae-
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u.aw. s- f .....,.+w.. ..e.,. �WIwI ..r�•..•':i
onald'rofI.ip e•7" y; "
A symbol of allthat is best in human nature , ..,to,
give a helping hand when needed . .. to show
kindness of heart . , to care for the sick :... to
comfort the distressed:
eep; this fli:g4ln1q in Canada!
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E. ROBERTSON,
Mr. Walter Collins is visiting
friends :in Detroit.
Miss` Myrna Irvin 'spent the
eekencLvizitlti�her fr-i;.id-,-M'
Mary McCosh,
Miss 'Marjorie Irvin visited
Miss VTelrna Cawley . for the
week -end. • • . • .
Last week the Farm Forum
Met at.the 'home of ' Mr.. and
Mrs. Burton Collins, This ,week
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Teeswater. . Chamber of Coma-
merce has decided to Kirin the.
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sociation.. TeesWater Village; and
C. of • C: recently published an
attractive 'brrochure, outlining in-
dustrial possibilities, and other
facilities an ' opportunities that,
make .the Culross village a der
•arable place 'to locate.
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