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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-06-16, Page 7WEDNESDAY; JUNE ' 16th,. 1965 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,- LUCKNOW , 'ONTARIO: • • PAGE Swot*. ;.r Some of the : persons incharge of the forthcoming Tuberculosis 'X-ray Survey are;:shown above. .(Left to right) — .Jim, Powers, Rev. 0. E. Broughton, Mrs. John A. 'MacDonald,Mrs: Norma Mac- Kay (secretary) of Ripley, Mrs. Walter. Lock, Mr. Davide Good- year of the .,Ontario Department of Health, °Toronto who is. the'Sur- vey Organizer, and Mr.. John -Hof- er'mehl. Absent for 'the .photo Was Mrs. Liddell and 'Dr. Allen. LEARNING LASSIES 'MEET The. second meetingof the Col wanosh.; Learning lassies was held on Mond'ay, May 24, 1965 at 2:30 p.m. at the home ofDianne Zinn. The 4H Pledge opened the, meet- ing, Roll call was answered by eight members. The assistant leader. Mrs. Carl 'Riegling` was' ab- sent due to Hlness. A trip. to Strat- ford to see.a Shakespeaeanplay was discussed, and . it was decided to make inquiriesabout it. •Mrs. Warren Zinn gave a talk on flowers and showed her lovely flower bed; The . subject ,..matter •was.read by Mrs.. MacDonald ':on the Preparation of Soil, Planting the:. Garden, Care of the Garden, - Production. of Young Plants: for. Transplanting and:' Planting -:-and Care of Flowers. • . • * ,:.: The third meeting of the ;Col- wanosh Learning Lassies: . was held on .Monday, May .31st, 1965 at 4:30 pan. at the home : of Mrs. MacDonald. The meeting was op- ened with the ' 4H 'Pledge. Barbara Riegling : read the minutes of the previous meeting. The ,roll call was answered'by eight members. Theassistant leaden .Mrs: Carl .Riiegling was, absent due to illness. `...A A. discussion was held on ,the Garden Reference • File. Mrs. MacDonald read the subject mat- ter on : 'Weed 'Control, Insect and Disease Control, and Freez- ing . Fruit and 'Vegetables, ` The members were advised to be on the lookout for the leaders as they will ' be around to look at : our gar- dens. The next .meeting will not be held ` until ..the end of June, or early ` July . when the '. tomatoes will • be. in . season. < The • meeting closed with • the Queen. Silver Lake. W.I. . Current events ' was the . theme of the ,'June me .ting: of the -01- ver Lake W.I. which , washeld in Kinloss L.O.L. Hall. ' The presi- dent Mrs. Ronald Thacker was in 'charge 'of the meeting. The roll' call was answered`. with "Re- view of Happenings of the . Past Year" which brought forth a var- iety'' of news ,of the , last twelve months: The`IVIotto "Is, the Pres- ent Progress too;Rapid," was. giv- en by Mrs Albert Colweli' The standing committee reports •,were. given by Mrs. John: Hodgins, Ars. Ellison Hodgins, Mrs. James McFwan and Mrs. Ray Stanley. M timbers were reminded to keep collecting friends names for the Autograph quilt. Plans were made to dressa doll for the 'Centennial project of . Bruce County. `.Reports of the. District Annual were given by .she delegates. A motion was 'moved. to • send our apportion- ment. to the District Secretary for, the Korean .child and the .Nation- al :' delegate fund. Mrs. Ed Lizmore gave ' a report of • the recently completed 411 course, ' "TheClub Girl Stands on Guard." Janet Lizmore ' comment- ed on the display of the : course and Mrs. James 'McEwan thank- ed Janet for coming to :show and. display the girls' work and • to congratulate her and the rest.- of'. the girls -for -the -Work done in their club. The convenor Mrs.. Melvin Husk gave the topic "The.: Life of Alex- aider' Graham `Bell's wife". A pan- el contest 'with the hidden object being„ of . ' Animal, , Vegetable, or Mineral was much : enjoyed. At the dose , of the -meeting there was . an exchange 'of flowers and garden -plants, Lunch -was served -by -Mrs. Doug Bannerman and Mrs: Frank Colwell. o (� r1P1I1I !.I pi!,III ( ( esi PAI Y roRF /11I1I �tillIlk ICECREA M;,_.,, 'i\ t9P11WC"""""\\`R}I, ��\����1 �i�)i;i�a t`Ok\ MILK;>>/i,, ;,-I�EVN SWEEP �;,� c ocoLAYEICECREAMSuNogYS,• �,t•'olb o,� SODAS` liad—C gee` raiiiimillVire MAI:T6 • • • When you,tur.n 19 you're no longer cov- ered ov ered by your parents' Hospital Insurance. To' keep: Insured, YOU * must take: ;out ;indi- vidual membership within 30 days. Get your application form at a bank, a hospital,— or from the Commis sion,; The 'family' Hospital Insurance premium must ., now be paid to cover husband and wife. Notify your. 'group' wift'out•de- lay OR, if.you-both pay premiums direct, noti- fy the.Commission To keep insured follow the instructions on the :: Hospital Insurance Certificate„of Payment 'Forrn 104' that your. present employer is required to' give you on,Ieaving. 1 Your TARIO OSPI TAL SURANCE man ,. Ontario Hospital Services` Commission Toronto 7; Ontario :I.T, Hold R®se Banquet On. Monday, May 31st, at 6:30 p.m. 'the C.G:I T.. held • a Rose Banquet. The mothers and mys- tery mothers • of the girls were the guests. The room was beaut- ifully decorated for the Rose Ban- quent and a delicious turkey din- ner was prepared • and served by the girls. After the toast 'to the Queen,: Donna Forster . proposed a• • toast to • the mothers and .mystery' moth- ers. Mrs., R. Forster replied. Miss • Gladys MacDonald addressed the girls using .the purpose 1and matte of the ,C.Gr LT. as her theme. Don-, na Mullin presented” Miss MacDon- lad with a gift. The eveningcame to a close with Mrs:' R. McDonagh pronounc- ing the 'tnizpah benediction. CROP REPORT .Crops already planted are grow- '. ing... favourably ,but soni'e areas, are in had . meed of rain. Most of the' corn planting is • completedand bean 'planting is 'in full 'swing. Some have begun haying ih the south half of the, .county. ;, Ron rivers Summer ; . ASSis-' tant for Huron county. Q, , •