HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-12-09, Page 3THURS,, DEOEMDER 9th, • 1943 ,
• THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,. LUCKNOW,• ONTARIO
NAME AS.HF1EL1
F. OF A. OFFICERS
The annual meeting of the Ash-
field Township- unit of the Fed-
eration .of Agriculture was held
Thursday evening in the town-
ship hall. A decided increase in
interest was 'inanifest by the.
larger attendance and .better lis-
cussion. John A. " Johnston; the
president, was in charge:
Guestspeakers were Wesley
Joynt, of Luoknow ,and 'Harry
Sturdy, the newly -elected presi-
dent of the County of Huron
Federation.:The former spoke on
the •new bacon contract with• Bri-
tain, and also-, on' reforestation. •
Mr: Sturdy -.chose, for his talk the
radio • farin ' forum, the public
'health nurse, and the }proposed
one. -fifth : mill ;tax to finance he.
federation.
Election of officers resulted as
follows: president, .Cecil John
stop; vice president, Wilfred,Far.-:
rish; secretary -treasurer, Elmer
Graham; directors (one from each
school section in the: township)
Mrs. George Lane, Mrs, R. Day-
. idson; Lorne . Johnston, • Leslie
Pentland, Frank. Hawkins, Albert
Presbyterian; W. M. S.
• In . the absence of the. presi-,
dent, Mrs. Henry Mullin con-
ducted the annual meeting which
was held at her home on Wed-
nesday,. December ,1st.: After de-,
votional exercises the roll was
-answered by the letter "L". The
reports from the various ,c'lepart-
ments were given ; and . it was
Blake, T. J. La1man; Gilbert
Frayne,'.ALS., Samuel Alton, Earl
McDonald, Gordon • Kirkland,
Gordon Ritchie, 'Murdoch Mathe-
son,.Sarnuel GiltsoiFrank .Ham-
ilton, GrantaMcDiarmid ' and Her-
bert Stothers; auditor, E. , G. Zinn
and George Lane. __ - ..
The president and sec,etary
Were appointed as. voting . dele-.
g'ates',,to the meeting at Clinton'
this .week, with • the vice. presi-
dent as an . alternative. Wilfred
.Farrish was appointed to attend
the provincial 'meeting in Tor -
:onto, Each director is expected to
canvass his or her schgol section
for members for the township
McGee, Melvin Dickson, Harold '.'unit..
PAGE THREE' •
oted that the allocation was
oversubscribed. .Miss K. Mac-
Dougall had the Bible study on
Christmas, after which mission-
! ary, news from home and foreign•
fields was summarized. The slate
of • officers. for 1944xstands as fol
lows: Hon. president, Mrs .E.
MacKenzie; president, Mrs. Alex
Mowbray; 1st vice ,president, Mrs.
H. Mullin; ,2nd vice. ipresident,
Mrs.. 'W. MacKenzie; 3rd vice
president, Mrs': • Wm. Porteous;
recording secretary, . •Mrs. A. P.
Stewart; - corres onding acid �stu-
dents' se eretary, Wtiss. 'Mary Mac
"Lead; financial secretary, Mrs.
J. W, Henderson; literature sec-
retary; Mrs. Jamea Little; Glad
Tidings secretary, Mrs.• 4-1Ag2,
new; treasurer, Mi's: C. ' i,ichard-
son; supply committee, Mrs. J. E.
Agnew,._Mrs. N. Ma.cCallum; ..sick.
committee, Mrs: 1.S. MacKenzie,
Mrs,.P. McCall; welcome . & .wel-
fare, Mrs. Elmer Johnston, Mrs.
Charlie Cook; expense and life
membership, Mrs. W. J: Douglas;
hoine-helpers secretary, Mfrs, .R.,
V. MacKenzie; Mission Band,
Miss Marion • MacDougall, Mrs.
Gordon Fisher; Pianist, Mrs. A. C.
Agnew; press reporter, "Leader
for the month":'
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Sponsored By The Lucknow Business Men's Association.
TheSep�y;Theatre,Lucknow
Saturday Dec. 18th
2. SHOWS: 1 p.m. &, 3 p.m. 4.4
PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN from- the Village and .Dis-
trict are invited to attend the' Business Men's Free Xmas
Matinee:
For The Children`, .I
"Here. We Go Agan"
Featuring Fibber McGee and Molly,' Edger Bergen, Charlie
McCarthy, Mortimer Snurd and the Great Gildersleeve.'
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VILLAGE• CHILDREN are especially requested ' to attend S
the .first matinee at one o'clock.
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Miss °Adventures, of 1943
or the weird record of .1943's
most curious happenings .includ-
ing the story of the pus driver
who stands•:up all his customers,
and the: hungry seaman whi
couldn't get a bite to eat because
all lie . had was$500 bills, see the
illustrated ' article in The Amer-
ican Weekly with„ this Sunday's
(December 12) issue of The. De-
troit Sunday Times.
Mrs:, Smith: I• wonder if .you
rvyfrould be . so kind as to , weigh,
• this' package for. me?
!Butcher: Why ..certainly;. • it
weighs exactly three and a guar:
ter pounds. . •
Mrs. Smith:, Thank you;,,it con-
tains the "horses. you ,, sent me .in
that fou, r-potind roast • yesterda'y.'
Mi
the movie
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Jude;lgHave. youanything to
offer :the court before sentence
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Defendant:' Nothing, youn' hon-
or.`My lawyer has taken my last,
cent.
SOUTHAMPTON COUNCIL has
taken steps to alleviate the fuel
shortage that is threatened. They
are buying up quantities of. wood..
which is being • piled in a' corn -
'nullity wood pile. Council 'ad-
vise that this wood will be sold
only in emergency cases
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