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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-06-06, Page 9wEDNiSDAY, JUNE 6th, 1956 o• THE LUCKNOWW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTAR,L9 PAGE NHVR 724E.`most. 200 Women Atte n 4. The- death. of ,Duncan-' MacRae . South...Bruce District Annual rempved the last inexnber of a pioneer Lochalsh district family, Re. ,passed away at the Carruth- •ers' Nursing Home on May 2,7th,. just a few days• before his 91st birthday. Mr, MacRae was. one .of a tam- ' ily of seven Children born .to Duncan Roy MacRae and : Mar- garet MacDonald.. of s.ocha1sh. He • was barn on the farm now owned by Gordon Ross •of; Huron, Town- ship. Vt. MacRae was a lumberman all his' life. He left 'this vicinity as a youth ,for .the Michigan woods and later moved' to Minn- . esota.. , At the , age, c#f . 26•, he..1ost h s right -hand and forearm when he failed Ito get:clear after a log - am shad !been. blasted , Of 1'fite years he had. •made :his home in this community, .He. had' enjoyed' . comparatively g o 0 d heaith• until albout :a month prior to his death.. , The, funeral service .was held an. Tuesday, May .29th at the140:- Lerman and MacKenzie Meurer ial Chapel, and:w.as,.,conducted by•. Rev. ;Wm. Matheson of Chesley. Imterur ent .was. in Lochalsh Cern,1 etery. The: pallbearerswere D. A. IdacLen non, Gordon Finlayson, Tom Cook of..Goderich; Roy Mac gay; K. D,' MacLeod and :John E. MacLeod.. kr.. MacRae - Was 'predeceased. -:gib' tw:o sisters, s rs Lead (Mary); Mrs. Murdoch,Mac. Kay (•Isabel) ' •and four :.brothers; ' :Alex and .Murdoch ,. (twins)o. Peter, and 'Dr. John. MacRae.-. Fourteen Senior and; four: Jun-' Thirteen Branches nq.w have for Branches were represented at' Tweedsmuir Books. The museum the South, Bruce District Annual which had been opened in South- held° in. Knox Prrian "anpton the -past summer had • Church, esbyte Tiverton, on..June 4th,',,awakened interest 'in community One hundred and seventy del- history. • egates were present for the morn_ .Mrs. Raynard . Ackert, Holy- ing session and 190 for -the af- rood, reported for . Citizenship ternoon. Mrs. V. McCosh presid- and Education. She stressed that ed. The 23rd Psalm was. read 'as 'flags , should, be displayed at all Institute meetings, ' _Mrs.. Orland Richards, Para,- •mount, reported for Agriculture and Canadian, Industries 'and.ask 'ed that each make . a study. of some conservation project to save resources of soil, ' water; • timber Mrs Coultes of . Whitechurch • and :wildalife,. • Miss LHlice Dickinson of • Tees .� F r Ho'Economics &'Health water, reported,,, f or. ,the Junior a memorial for deceased .mem- bers. Mrs. V.' Emerson 'of Whitc chux+cli, sec.-treas., 'reported . the Brandhes had . reported 100 per - ,cent and she gave the ,rfiriaricial statement of . the ' District." The auditors' ' report was given: by. .GIRL . GUIDE NOTES • In the local Girl Guide ' C ,o'rn= 'pally there, are seventeen Guides and sixteen were in- .attendance. Friday evening In perfect .uni- form. . .. • At the Court of Honour it Was plannedto havean open: ,night , for the .public on june 25 . when Institutes •work •and project's. Guest.- speakers, ' Miss ' Dora Burke, and Mrs. R. J. McKellar, were introduced. The Home Ec- onomics services, part of .,the ex Activities and Public `Relations tension Branch, was explained I. showed a varied andbus by Miss Burke from'Toronto. In- busy program carried on throughout ,crest in these services should; be the year; aroused by :publicity and plan- At the noon 'hour a ae1>cious nig, • she stressed: lunch .was served . by the' Tiver= Mrs. Ross Martyn of Ripley re- ton ladies:, ' panted for Resolutions; and one . The session resumed at -.•1.30.- sent in, by Whitechurch Branch,.Mrs..tient Jasper • of Mildmay,' "That in regard ,to treatment of; the District president cif East .sex 'deviates that•treatment` be Bruce; was,- present-for—the- da give:rather than =a prison term ., • and brought greetings. 'Mrs.,13y- was sustained and passed on. One to . have all . Canadian citizens. re- ceive. a pension of $40 per month at 65 •years • of age .' was . held over for further': consideration.: • ; Standing Committee Reports Mrs. T. Blair, Reids Corners, reported . for Historical Research. Mrs. Ronald Thacker, Kincard- ine, •reported. Ten had garden clubs or girls club work. • Mrs. Angus • .Hyde of Glamis. gave 'the: report for Community there 'w'ill be 'a "Flying -up Cer- emony" and badges earned dur- ing .the Year will be' presented. ,On Saturday afternoon a . trail was laid and' followed to, Greer''s meadow where . the hares hid in the 'cedar: trees waiting to be stalked and found. A snake seem- ed Co think it would be a. good,p!for the -interest, of., newcomers and. young mothers Mrs. Pickell ,of Whitechurch then'. played an Organ solo "Moon- light .and Roses". ' +Mrs;''R. T. McKellar;: the FWIO Board 'member; '.reported on the utlin 'd, b ' . the Provincial ron' Gregg of Lions Head, •:prey= ident. of North .;Bruce;; District,. was .accompanied by. a .carload of ladies from the north..Mrs. Gregg brought .greetings also. Mrs. Mac- Kay, Tiverton, extended a warm welcome t� the memibers and. Mrs. D,' L. MacKinnon Kairshea, made ;a fitting reply. • Mrs. McCosh, the: retiring pies- ident;• reported an . 'outstanding' year." She had :visited each of the 14 . bran:ches during. the year.'and.. she and Mrs. Emerson attended, the. different conferences in the interest of. W.I. work.. She asked" thing to. hide too and.' chose the same .clump. Afterwards stalking and wide games . were played. -'. Guides as usual next Friday .at..7.30' ' .. • • • �BEGoodrich LIFESAVI� TIE TU:BELE'SS'.TIRE. THAT. GIVES :YOU pROTE:CTION •, AGAINST ALL THREE BLOWOUT PROTECTION. PUNCTURE PRO•T'ECTION' *SKID. •P.R OTE:CT,0N - SAR YOU, GET ?HtStLIF RES mos S, fOpP1140 -_, 20% • LIFE, LONGER ALLOWANCE o THE DEIN OMS WAITiS :A� TOP' YOUR OI -D: TIRVERS WgtAND FSE YNEW LIFE' -SA IN AND SE TODAY! • Pp202 Mon gamer! ,Ford gt ,Monarch Dealer' Motors • Phone 40, 'LucknOw . work o y Board. All branches• were asked to .discuss radio and':TV findings. All. 'were, urged to. eliniin,ate. 'lit- ter from road sides and highways. 4VMrs. P. A. Murray of Holyrood reported for the . Federation of Agriculture. The • programs for the day v�rere, prepared by the F:O:A. An' interestingdiscussion Of ,441 club work was lead .by -Vlr-s:-.MacD-oi'ald of Ripley and Mrs: Filsinger, ••Home -Economist �.. for Bruce County .and, a fine dis- play of the girls''work was shown •iby the• differen.t...leaders, Entertainment was ..Provided ,by .Holyrood; Entertainment & Reids Corners. This Canada "of" Ours"` won special praise. All were• invited tci attend. a meeting in 'Holyrood Hall en Fri_ day, Jun•e.15th, re• civil defence. Tweedsmuir Book Awards The Tweedsmuir books were on display and ,were judged by .Mrs: 1VMcN'aughton and Mrs:. Keating of Wingham •. They praised the ef- fort :of the • different historians •andawarded'the prizes: 1st, Tiv- erton branch; '2nd, 1 airshea; "3rd, Reid's Corners. It was the desire of the meet=• itg that Mrs. R. D: Henry' of Galt be the riew,:Prdvincial president., Mrs. Steele,' Pine River,• pre- sented the slate of officers 'for uo .year _a.i d they were install- ed by Miss Dora Burke:: ' At the close of the meeting the Tivertpn • ladies. served refresh- ments. The 1057 .meetingis to be held in Teeswater.• The new slate . of officers in- stalled, r1-stalled, by Miss Bti9rke was as. follows; pre$., Mrs. J: F. Rowe, Kincardine; 1st vice, Mrs..Harvey Houston, ::R . •.Ho1 god# ... 2nd. vice; Mrs. Bert Mason, R. 1, 'Rip ley; see.-treas., . Mrs. 'Victor Em- erso'n, Whitechurch, • auditors, Mrs. A, Cou,ltes, Mrs/ G. l arrier;. Whitechurch; Federated repres- entatives, .Mrs. R. J. McKellar, Kincardine; alternate, Mrs.. Don McCOsh R.It 3, ,'Ripley; bistrict ;'Voting delegate, -Mrs. H, Hous SAVE FEE loaltiry Grcwer Really substantialgrower feed .savings= one pound or more per bird—can now be yours with Swift's Poultry Grower. 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