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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, L,UCKNOW, ONTARI PAGE NINE
•FractureftIiml, fmpaitving
'Last September in a highway
accident near l4ucan, Alex Mc-
Intosh of town suffered a; badly
fractured leg • Not until, recently
w.as :he able to throw away the
crutches, and . is now ,pettinig
around with , the aid of .a. cane.
1 hien the. following slate was pre-
.. : aer ,ted. A few changes weremade
Mrs, Hamilton of Atwood pre'
sided for the election of officers
South Bxuee, -:,stric Annual and
• Qilo.,wirig `officers, for the
.. the f.
meetinb was` ;held ii9t; a United 1' year elected:. President, Mrs,
McKellar. of Tiverton. vicepresi
tlenr .Mrs, Wnn., :Black of .Kncar-'
dine and 'Mrs. M. A. I'3Arahie of.
Teeswater; sec.=treas., Mrs. Mel.:
vin. Rome of Teeswater° Federat-
e cl
eder t -•ed representative, Mrs. P. 8: Ste-
wart of ,Luchnow; alternate' rep-:
resentat'ive, Mrs.. • J, 'M. Reid. of
Tees:ysrater;, delegate -to convention
at Guelph, Mrs. Q. Richards,`, o:f'
Luckn' w; alternate delegateMrs,
Elmer,'Z•inn of Wroxeter; z auditors:•
Mr s. J Scott and, Mrs. Curby, 94,
Teeswater: Qonvenei s of standing;
committees' are; -,agriculture 1.4nd
Canadian'iridustries,
r.
U•4ralg:l s V of' �Lucknow` citizerish`
ap.
and. education;, Mrsr .l E . • Bowe
of Kincardine; :cornmunity actio-
,ities .and:'.. pubbl:ic relations,
J. R,: • White of Ripley; historical
research 'and. current, events; 'Mrs:
Church, Whitechurch, with Mrs.
P; S. Stewart of Lueknow, `district
• president; ,presiding, There was:an'
atto .dance of over ,one hundred
n
;and. forty and ,thirteen of the•
fourteen branches coinprising the'
',:' Ristrict were . rept'esented includ-
ing Kincardine, Lucknow,r Tiver-
: ta. n, Ripley,. Reids, Corners, Kin R.
Idss,
Kairshea,' Iolyrood, Para-
moun,
t, ' Whitechurch, Belrnore,
''. .
i(, R le it . a d' Tceswater
. B.eivlc, l ,A Y
`Thk:Ur: ning, scss an '
oPe
n.
ed a
at
t
- 10 a.m.: with thelisituteQde:nd .
;
OCana a. _rs,�,W. R. Forget:
r, pne
:sided 'tit th piano.. A scripture
le suri: was' ' read.:`b'y Mrs. Robert
Reid .'01. f'arainouiit' followed by.! Re •
the'Lrd's:'prayer repeated in uni-
soii. Minutes, of the last annual
meeting held at. Ripley were read
Eby 'the' secretary -treasurer, retar -treasurer Mrs.
e s e ...
IVIe1 'Rome, of Teeswater, 'Who
, yi:t1
also presented .the. financial State
Ii?I
ent. •for' the'`
. y ear showing re
ceipts' of ,over: $10,000. ,in the dis-
trict and a..balanoe ov $ on'; hand • of
er' �2,90. "Th' ortr':of the
�0e p.
`auditoi s was given re by Mrs Curby
of Teeswater. The retiring .:pres1-
dent, Mi s Stewart, ,igave a report(
raf h,tzT-•"workTati ing the past year.
A• report df the,work, of the Jun-
ior'Institutes, Ripley •and Tees
water:, was ''pieseinted by the 'con-
vener .Mrs.. Dr. Gillies of 'Ripley.,.
showing• splendid work being ac=
. • coinplished•.'by` the . Junior' mem-
bers 'Mrs.' J. R. Whiteof,' Ripley
.: gave; a report of the officers' con- ``,
i,,
ferenee held •at' Guelph, A. report 1
,the. FW:LO. was ' iven .k ahe.
.Board director,',Mrs. Ar,thur.;Ham= '-•:
ilton:of• Atwood.; Miss' Margaret
Rae of Lucknow sang ' a solo with,
Mrs:.J. W: ,Joynt at 'the:piano. The
'_announcem:ent: and .'ratification of:- --
district •directors'• followed.: The
'anieeting '. adjourned ,, for '- l.uri'ch
'which•was:' served by 'the.White-
..church branch `'.in,, the Institute
Hail
The'afternoon. -Session., ,conven
ed• at .1 15 "and opened with come
munity singing led by Mrs J Wi.
,' Joyrt .'of Lucknow with 'Mrs • •W")
R Farrier ',of Whitechurch 'at . the,
piano; Rev,'•J..: Watt - of White-
church ?extended a cordial welt
• come to the visitors . which . s
'replied to by Mrs; K.ie•t }
.of Teeswater. An' aiddress'.iay 'Miss 1
• . Jeart ' ,Scott • ref Walkerton, Home
Economist, '•. follawed.'; Mrs.. C.
Hewitt and.'Mrs. C: Kem. tori /of
p.
Kincardine- 'contributed a •tv'ocal1
duet., •Reports .of " standing: • .coin - 'I
-mittees . •were 'given by the con -•1
ven'ers ,as':. follows; Agriculture Vii..
:Canadian—''Industries,:—..—Mrs- E.
Begg . of Tiverton;, Mine, Economm
ics, Mrs. 'C'ecil Hbliands of Reids,
s; Social,•Welfare,
• CorerMrs. 'J..:
R White,.:of Ripley; Citizenship,
Mrs. :J 'K. Rowe of Kincardiife
"Publicity,; 'Mrs. Georgie Fisher of
'Whitecliurchl;: Historical Research, _','• ,
Mrs W. :G, ;Maelfenzie of ,Luck-
now: Miss 'Anna';P: Lewis of the
bepartment, of A` riculturef Tor-
onto, director• of WcnneriS ' Instit
,tutes,' led in•, a discussior ; of :the*
Co-operative.. programs . in'' me
Economics, When it,'wa`Ho
s •deeitted :,
to ask :for the course op.per- .-
sonaiit ` ' ari. ,'
d.'.Dressi' and a dist=
7. r ret rally on ."The Study of the
Revised Hand gook", These Will,
' : be in charge, of a lecturer 'frorrt,
"the b(itiartinent ariil.will b'e�held
at r,iiiley" and 'W:hitechurch in the �..
:.,Pall;.'the'ciate to be set later. M'rs..'
.James 1`3oyle of Iiolyrood .gave a
1'0Port., Or the. convention she 'at- !
tended 'sit " Gueiph a.a ' d01egate'
from the district, Mrs,. Jas, Wyce
and : Mrs. _IV MacKay 'of Ripley '
sang a duet with Mrs.:11.oss Thar- i
tin ofRi °
ni,cy as acom.panist: Mrs.;,
LvieCosh OF Ripley `gave a reading:'`4
kiss 'Anna, ;P. Lewis •if Toronto
: gave,an iristructive address anl1
also.: somric,' conSirtict� vee' Criticism
o f the program;., • ' :
{ Mother- `Dies,At Goderick'
The ' death of ' Mrs. Fred Bell
reurred' in Goderich on .Suhday
her ' 48th year, Mrs, Russell
Phillips 'of Lucknow is oneof a
family .or eleV'en children ,who
survive
•
Is Now At .Sea •.. •
131111 'o J` hnstorr, son of Mr; and
Mrs;::' Noble,,,Jah : sto'ri ho. is sexv
ing `ii the.,Canadian Navy, is now
a
"at sea as:: a me' bei of the crew
of 'the ",I ' ni ficent".• •:t
th ' g f
THE ' •
PAISLEY , IQTEL, ` closed
for a few::days following the neg-
ative ibever e robin vote,. has,;re-.
,o end 'a ai'inn,
p
W, G.,: MacKenzie of Lucknow;
home economics and. health, 'Mrs. Mrs. _ arnilton.'•
Cecil'Holiands 'of Reicis Corners; A,vote' of thanks "to the hostess
resolutions' • and :':juror Institute branch' was extended by Mrs:
Robert .Smith ' of Bervie.:At the
activities'' Mrs'.: George ,Fisher • of
• g ' .close of the meeting :a .cup. of tea.
Whitechu rch::A question, drawer, Was, b theWhitiechurch':
was conducted b .Miss Lewiswarid ladies. I
FEDERATION:,NEWS
fi EW
, By v,. Roy) .
An important: C0ttnty directors'.
Meeting was.held 'on Monday ev-
ening, May' 2$ 'wi'th every town
ship represented.' except Turn-,
berry. u
The National. Film. Board circuit
carne, up for discussion and the
directors decided to try and eon
'tinue under the present set-up.
'A, committee was named . consist-
ing • of the , president ,and, !vice--
presidents to'study the situation'
The ,.following resolution was.
' 'Our pioneer'. f orefathers ° Gould'..
sow their fields -?and could tent
their Crops with the scythe and:
cradles: and harvest therm without
resorting to Sunday labor. Sure-
ly
ure-
ly we, in, this, highly mechanized.
age, with all ' our equipment,;
could do so without, desecrating:
the Day.
I . 'V4 a are.in inirnirient danger of
los ng.,tkre heritage; of our Christ -
lap Sabbath, that our` forefathers.
1., +.
lldve passed d'a�wn to ' its., •A' dal.
• .Spent `in 'rest . and "ciietn'ess, and
.
worship, is surely wlhdt .this age
•needs'in these°feverish titres. `VfTe••
in: this day, greatly need' to learn
presented to he board•of•'direct- -that: man' cioes not. live joy, bread.,
,t. .
ors .from the Huron "Presbyter nit ,
�' y Vale ,�
. o . ,tion The r e of
Laymen s, 'Ass ria lis _ ,.
r' a
do as � dossed hut' so• `e` iof Sirffcre Heart: Attack
n ,.la 1n d . a... :.
A
the ' e cr w n e e wh :• on : is ller'a.: nn ve" ,p -.
t . m� : ni.'b . s . o d ,�' d.., , . ,. ,14's, � lA k M , > . . � ... f
.�' y 1 ,.
it'
' er m i' rri�' n , ut
' far:..
s• we`re • ent_oned.' `':, � the' fit•:,;'l=lelerrs • corxiu y, s
e h''practice. o •-. n- ea• ,hil i
:.. h r,eas e •# co f r d a heart attack 'while' e visiting
� 'the e e ng
• ducting farm;; operations on 'Sun -.her' sen, Mr. William Miller . oil
,day such as'
tilling, the soil,. ha�_-; W
acdena, Sask. Mrs. Miller is a'.
Vesting, combining,iing, etc„. is `eRepatient in Wadena ,Hospital wher .•
coming prevalent this
Pres -'she is improving slowly:, ..
g Y
,bytery. of '.Nurbn. Be .it resolved.
that we, the 'Lay •Association of
Huron. Presbytery of the• 'United
Church, of Canada, call : upon all
Christian .people .throughout the.
Presbytery :to , refrain • from,• and •
:not 'in any' war Countenance, such:
labor on.`the : Sabbath.
BORN
KILPATRICK—In Western. Hos-
pita 1, Toronto,; :May 29th to; Mr
Mand '.Mrs.Itichard: Kilpatrick, R;:.
7,,,Lucknow, a .son. Grant Atkin
son, a .brother for Douglas anti
Karen; '.
ou Can Defeat Your Biggest Tax Problem:..:.
at is the 8%:, safes tax. The one :the budget missed 'The one , that hits you
ardest. This quotation
This tax costs the Canadian. taxpayers 30 cents for;
every dollar of processed material"
from a Liberal member of Parliament`.. shows what the government is doing;
to .keep taxes high despite'' the "bribery'.' reductions in the budget.
So that you' may-'have`a sure, adequate income, the :Progressive',Conservative :•
Party
' • Reduce sales .taxes: ,, • Provide' deductions to farn�iers for mem-.
bers of family who contribute to';revenue'':
• End .the administrative persecution . of
farmers by tax collectors.
• Reduce : income tax "rates
and increase exemptions.
n (e
or our ra ection when Pro ressive,:
will, cake the 'eJ site.
RICES
—Permanent floorprice ',legislation based on theseprinciples:.
• A definite formula in' the (farm Pries •. Floor prices' will, be announced well in
;on serva ive
l:'
' Support Act for' .arriving at floor. prices.
advance of production period: , '`;
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The formula. will' -allow for varfadons :•inf O, ` • The floor price formula will be arrived
inP
productionand demandfor �:''� : r individual'at consultation..with re resentatives
products: ;:' . :of producers.'
XPtRT' MARKETS
Restoration ` of the Canadian, '\Xtheat Board to ,serve' its original•.` ur.ose as,a MarketingA en
for wheatproducers . ,,and its extensio>ni
to'include.kthe,handling of coarse, grains.
B ds•d-ain
Inclusion of lrepreser}xatves of farmer's oirgarri��atioxis orinall.oar a 1, g with farm matters...
Aggressive -�ressive 'and immediate action to recapture lost' markets, the de'velopment''ofnew markets;
,
to achieve security 'of export, markets through foresighted negotiations:`
rincile .of dentocratic: "-:roducer':contro
Dominion marketing legislation based' sed •ort. the p p •
SRO D U CT IP,N
Reclamation:and Conservatioct of existing •sor.l resources; development of :new producing g ands''
throu l `'irriya:tiori, greater accessibility to:.domestic `,markets by' improved. transpo'rta'tion
• facilit� s. � d greater •
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