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WEDNESDAY, MAY 16th, 1956
,MONUMENTS.
SKELiON
MEMORIALS
WAtKER70N
We. ate . the only manufac-
turers in this part of :Ontario
of.. high ill classy Monuments
who import •granite from the.
Old Country in the rough by
the4earload, and process from.
-the rough to the :finished
monument No middleman.
When. cioosing a monument
come . and , see one . of the
largest ' selectiions' in Ontario.
Established,over sixty, years..
Write or phone' Walkerton :8
and.. reverse charges. -•
.SKELTON
MEMO'R PALS
WALKERTON
NST-IOTE-;1... .
S.
SUMMER.P.LANS
Mrs.C. Cook presided for •• the
May .Meeting'. of Lueknow; W I:
In the absence .of Mrs. B. Garri-
mie, who was ,attending the sec
retaries' conference in :Guelph,
Mrs. B. Roach acted :as secretary.
For June., 8th the Society is
inviting.. St.. Helens, Hol'yrood,.
_Whitechurch'__ _:and Ka i r s' h. e a
branches. A penny, 'auction will
. -be held• at...this'rneetin.g. It , was
,decided' to have.. Teeswater' W.I.
'join the extension service "course
"Sandwiches a for • all Occasions".
this .to be .held ;June• 113th; -at' 130,
p.in: The District Annual will be
held in .Tiverton • `on June.. 4th:
.The annual 'picnic will . be held.
,. in Goderich.in August with Mfrs.
J. MacMillan and :Mrs. Adams in
charge. :A bus trip is :planned
for London, Fair the second. week.week
:of . September with Mrs:. Salkeld
and Miss Rae to make arrange
rnents.
Roll call Was answered'. by an
exchange. of ,plants or .seeds:•.
'Members of the Presbyterian
Mission Band, . under .'the , dir'ect-
ion of Mrs. B MacKenzie,. gave
three numbers, a. ' chorus by the
group, a` reading by Sharon Mow-
�bi►-jn, a ue •y , oan Mac-
Kenzie and .,Alleta . Pollock., Mrs.
Wan,. Welsh gave ` a. splendid Pap-
er on "Mother" and. the . prize
for the oldest mother present,
went�to :Mrs, Joe :Andtfrs`o'
The guest. speaker was Mrs. D.
McCosh,•':district 'president, who
gave .an address on `.`Making our•
common- ,place life interesting".!
Mrs. R. Robertson' and Mrs. P. I
Stewart ',both 'contributed read
ings Mrs. Salkeld reported on
the Wingham Bospital``Auxiliary
meeting' and also stated changes
in the: Fall Parr exhibit. . Mrs,
Jessie Allin favored with a: piano:
instrumental and Mrs. A., Wilson
conducted a flarwer 'contest. -The
-hostesses' Served•' a: salad plate
lunch.
L►UCKNOW SENTINEL, L1 TCKNOW,.
• ZION
Miss . ,
Sybil Barger oLondon
spent'the week -end with her spar..
.ents, Mr, and Mrs, Howard Bar-
ge•
r.
Mr. and • Mrs. George Hunter
visited with Mr, and: Mrs. Wil-
fred Drennan on. Sunday.
Chuck McDonagh of ' London.
J enckt M Do agh,ith Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.: D. A. Hackett'
Visited . on :Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Leaver.
Mr. and . Mrs. Donald AMurray;
.and Marjgrie arid. Mrs. Russel. Ir
vin visited Sunday evening -with
Mr.' and' Mrs.. Nelson. Raynard.' •
Mrs. Ivan 'Papernick • visi:ted 'on.
Friday evening. withMr.uanc_l
Mrs.'`:Will Ritchie aril on. Snday
With -Mr. :and -Mrs. Robert Irvin
and: Betty and Mr. and Mrs.:.El
miter Wall were their guests,
Mr. and . Mrs, Toni Magpffin
visited Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs, Gordon Kirkland.
• Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Anderson
and family spent Sunday. with
Mr. and Mrs.. Melvin Dickson of
Port. Albert. •
'Church will be at 10. a.m.. and
Sunday .School will follow.:
LANGSIDE
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pinnell of
Kincardine were visitors on 'Sung
day at 'Mr,& Mrs. Cliff Y.ourig'_s.
Mrs. arr fish :'Moffat -has gone
to Ottawa to attend the. W.M.S.
Sympathy is '.extended to Mrs.
Clifford Young„ on the death. of
her. father; Mrs.. : Writ..; Broome..
Mr; .and: Mrs. WM.' Evans and
Ted were Sunday 'visitors at the
home Of ,Mr.. and Mrs. Eric .Evans.
at Hyde Park. Mr. Evans attend
ed the christening ` service of
their grandson, Melvin.
The 'concert'in the;hall On.
Friday.:evening' was*, •a decided
success. TOM' Ribey • of . North:
Bruce nwon..the satin-bound:wool
len ,.(blank:et. < in" the lucky draw.
-The proceedi of the •evening,
'which :exceeded ,all expectations,
will he',used, to, take, the. pupils
and teachers of,, School' Sections
8 ' ari'd.9 on a bus., trip . to the Ford'
Museum at Greenwich Village` in i
Michigan.
• Mrs. Dave Anderson has . been;
rehired as teacher at-S.S. No. 3..''
ONTARIO
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°'• E PRICE of a basic industrial preduct in ari expanding
country such as. Canada should be low enough to encourage,
maximum sales against world-wide competition:
The . price should also`. be high
enough. to recover all costs
and provide an adequate profit.
Without; profits further expansion could not be paid for, and
' expansion is necessary if there : pre to be new jobs for our.
increasing population.
In fact, without profits there, wouldbe fewer and fewerjobs.-
than now, instead of more and, more.
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, d ithaa
�1er;� �F7t�..:.;��etlArn or the ;5Y7ar"e-
holders on,their . investment ,and there are almost •as 'many.:,
shareholders, in industrial companies as there \are. ernpldyees.
The ; right;..price for. Canada,'' then, must. include : a; profit :for
investment in ' our ; future growth. 1
THE.
STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA
LIMITED
HAMILTON BRANTFORD TORONTO
MONTREAL :: GANANOQUE
YojfljMcri.
.with a Pian
IAST^MEMBER OF • .:
--One Of -these days, Fred's going to take
The death of Mrs ,- Andrew„
nagsoccurred in;.Wingham Hos
Aital' On Saturday. She Was in
her • 81st year and had been :in
'frail health 'for a long period.
Mrs. Jones was formerly Sarah
MacKenzie, daughter of Malcom
MacKenzie and Many Campbell;
one ofthe early 'families of..,the
Fourth Concession of •7inloss.
Mrs Jones. was the:�last::m.ernb.e
of the family. •I
at the Johnstone Funeral 1dorne.
--on---Menday coioducted,=b _..Rem:--
Wallace McClean, . '
Interment was in South Kin-
loss Cemetery, . the . pallbearers,
• being. Alex Suth'erl'and,•• Leonard.
McInnes, ,Lloyd MacDougall,
Ian Graham, Wm;: Stirrtson'and
George' Lockhart, •
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over the farm. I'vleanwhilei.. he's' plarining
studying' and' working hard ; learning,
right: onpthe.'job.•
A ready he's learned a lot about modern
farm. rrianagement, and how.a chartered -
bank can' play its part in Making farm
morecornfortable, more profitable. —
I: -:`e Irt-s-fund,- for exar ple, Blow- rsef i
•tlac hank can he as -a place ro' uild,up
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advice and market information: He knows
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that the bank manager's .door is open
tb-•everyone.
When you see a good-root,ing, well-run
farm,�,liancesware-t- r`r.-i-xierztrl�es €h
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The funeralservice was held'
services thethartercd bank have- frtiitt
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