The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-06-21, Page 5• THURSPAY.4.JUNE 21.st, 39.4 '•
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Drug bath's Df'Store;%. 9 1.1 lowing pr? rea ;
• , • . ing by, issi II,- Hamilton, "The
,Settirig of the Sail"; piano solo
• -.0 •, . by Mrs: J. Alii, and a reading
Mrs. S. Gibson, "Prayer and
Potatoes". A flower •contest was
,conducted bytwiss, , E. .1•14urdie.
,The • meeting° closed' with hyhm
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.,„ Politeness' is like a parachute, 497 and the mizpah benediction.
•There's nothing much in. it. but A dainty hunch ,was served..by
it eases .the, jolt. • . the • committeein charge.
Group 3 of the W. A.
The .June meeting of Group, 3
Was held Wednesday evening,
ne 13th; at the home of Mrs.
'John. Hall. Mrs. Hall took: charge
and opened the meeting; with:
h:yrrin, afterwhich Mrs. Wrii-
ford offered' prayer. Seventeen
--Men:Ilber-s-and7,-tAMO-Misitors-mere-
IpreSent •and. • answered the, roll
• call with"' their' 4aVorite :summer
•sala44 The $erjpture lesson' was
read lay Anrs4 G. AndreW,.and the
• Lord's . .praYr repeated' ..in
son. 'The treasurer gave. a Stileu7,
„ did report for :the first 6 irionths
• of the year; Hymn 376.'•was sung.:
It was decided to 'h1d apicnje
ine4ting at the country ,home of
, M.S... Art l3recicles :in: july•,. 'MrS.,
aro itchie then took • Charge,
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W.I. RAktiHELD AT
R EIP'SCOR ',MRS
Mrs. R. J. Gatis,•;,P.W.T.O. -Board'
Director, Carried compliments of
Canadian 'hospitality' to atiobt 150:
:ladles .1.._t..S.outh....,,..Bruce, Wu,.
men's Institute at' their District.
Annual held ....at „Reid's ' ,o6rriers
last week. :Mrs, .i.g4i8 .repiriet1
that Dr, Marie Laic Italy,, who,
is, stUdying • adult. education 'in
'Canada, was: -io'impreSsed by ..th0:,
friendliness and i,letepuleSh're-
:qeived that $*elt'Olairnocl,•13est,
of all-44heSz aneari it!", '' , .•,.. ' • .
' • Miss • Ora0, .l-larnilton • of• Tor
..9.004.: sPP4er ' from the Pepat-,,
ment stresSed, the need to sup,
pert .women in public •offiCe,:tOth
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Mrs: ..Glatis and . -Miss. Rarpilion
• iirded..•,the. : establishment , 'of • a
Scholarship fund ..Which ,;()v.e.g.ild4
:create enthusiasm in Junior In-
stitutes -and benefit outstanding
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girls „ completing homemaking
projects,. ,I: '.• • - „" „ ••: • •
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.' The president, Mrs R:.,, J,. : Mc -
Keller' of ••Kii:cardine, asked Inez*.
bers to "d� to .Otir„•.coiintrY what
we do to our liorneS:•Hhonseclean.
the ',c•Onintinities"; • :,', • " ' :' • .
:•PreSenting . the:. treaSiirer'i .re•!'
iijOrt,:,.Mrs. •Melvin„. Rollie, Tees -
water, :revealed receipts. totaling
$9,0O•86 „and • eXpenditurei.. , of
,V,023.13„.leaVing, a 'balance, :of':
$••77.;73...• •: '' .. ' .•
Miss; jean. ' ScOtt, , liciMe eCon-.
W1iSt, appraiSed: the juniorsand
reported • .,Six Junior Institutes
With 42 members in So:nth, Eritee.
In her report on -agriCulture, &
Canadian,-.1ficinstries; Mrs.. W.,. 4,'
Douglas; Lbekno'w,'.asked :that, we.
'advertise farm' products „So ,that
our ',Urban neighbors 'cannot: re-
sist buying"; Mrs. Cecil HollandS,••
Kincardine,,': exPresSed. : in • "her •
1 -pine economics and health :re: -
port :that. ;.a„, "two -course .:clinner,":
Well cooked -anti ;plainly': se•nyed.
by an unruffled hosts, is:better:
:than a banquet served. by' fIns
tered :hostess"; Added interest: to
citizenship was an exchange of
birthclaY ,'eakes ••Witli'.-4.0..„adoted
Institute • in •A•fitain' 'Was reported
by Mrs„i J.. E.• RoWe. .of Kincar-
dine: :Mrs. J. A. White Of. Ripley
individualized publicity by' say-.
ing, •:".every.Merrilber,:•is,.:awalk,•
'Ing; talking. adVertiseinent . of • the,
Vorneti's Institute". ' . , ,- • •
Mrs. • „George Fisher, •-• White-.
chtirek ' presented ,a....reSolutiOn.
pertaining.tO: women, members 'ori.,
Iloards•.•• of .EduCatiOn. Mrs; W G.'
Ma•CKenzie,•..,„kaucknO*,..„ reported
that soineof:. our early , history
is .. to . be ", recovered •inkytOols, ' im-
plements and articles used in the.
homes 100 'years ago,: and un1ess
we base our future '�nour .past,;
we are in greater danger :of ..igt.
hor.ance Than, of .coinanunisre,
Sheilfuoted Mr, W. H. Cranston
-OT.-th-74.--R Express as .say,
ing,•• "It is.inipertant.4that a Ivy
should • know : thehistory/. of his
'fairri.f. Agriculture:,isethe biggest
industry' in the whole world—as
old as the processes • which Freate.
our top soil..; The factory. wheel.
cannot 'turn unless' the farm fur:-.
f(rvirTTS7tiirrEW,
Kenzie also .:repOtti'. that , 12 out
of. -14 W. I. braneheS,.• in ' South
.prirce. are 'coinpiling 'Tweedsmuir
Histories. ; • „ :: , :.
,•;:Elected to office' by unanimousi
vote were the. lollowing:
Mrs': :R. J McKeller; ,Kincardine;'
lst, vice' pres.., Mrs. Donald. Me•-;
Cdsh, Ripley; 2nd vice pies., Mrs.,
J. E. Rowe, CiriCardine,sec.-..treas.;:
Mrs. '•Victor ','Erteron,: :•White-
churcli F.W.I.O.: 'board' represen-
tative, .Mrs, 13, .S, Stewart, :140Fkt,,,,
iovr,-altei-tiate board .reptoieiifd-:
tive,. •yit..,..„MelVin gone,. , Tees -
water; district , delegate to area
cOnvention, Mrs. •tionald 13tichiJ
-anan, Tiverton; after/late, clistriqt
delegate to area 'cOnvetitiOn, MM.'
Fred Gilchrist, .1.41.1eknow:; :aucli,
tiors„ Mrs. Albert Cotiltice & MA
Fred VeWinan,::Whitechurch:
••ConVeners of standing ,cornynit.
tees •ote,!'agri•cultuf:e and ,Oanad
Ian industries; lyIrS. Orland Illeh••••,,
ards; Iknow; citizenship' and
education,: Mrs:, J. E. ;Rtive, Itiri,..'
carding's coniniurirty aotiVitiei. „4r.:
public relations,•,Mrs. J. R. White,
Ripley;;:historical research ,.a.ri. ri
current .eVents, Mrs. Walter G,'
ma'exetizie. 1.4iottio.sy,':„Iiomeec-.:
lAnrcK It.: 4, Kiri
4rcl'ine;*:res- .
onotnics • and healtrs., deol•
Hol
olli,filon§, Mrs. Georg e :1718her, P.;
3, Winghain; Junior Tristitilie ton-
vener,' ViiiShirley HOdginit R4;
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BILL IS Ap1OTRER enterprising boy who is
learning. to appreciate the value of saving
_wan)ts.__Each week, he puts a s
part his spare time earnings in the bank.. •
And is he proud of his bank book!
Many a businessman credits his success to ;
the habit of thrift learned early in life.
Planned saving has helped millions of
Canadiansid make the most of their own
enterprise and industry. • •
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Experience has shown that the'difference.
,between "getting along" and "getting
ead".often starts with 'a :bank ac':,•cou'
•Use the chartered%bank in your „.
neighborhood aS`.a safe and handy 131 lace
to make yotir.sgvings grov‘r.'
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Merriliers. of Reid s: Corners, In, •Vin Rerrie 'With -a basket of flqw-
stiltlite served : dinner in 'their ems On4etiring. . froth a six-y,e.Ar,
community 'hall which was dec- terin I of office. ' '' • ' ' 1
orated with" the institute banner . •
And sehionable' flowers Old time
Music Was Supplied' by the Kin,, •
cardine :branch, :while ,the
branch favored with a &pet. 2
At the closing of the 'afternoon
gesions Mrs), Torn '13101r,, Xincar.4
dine, presented, the effioient
secretary tra1.1,01.,% .M116 Mel.-
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