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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-04-22, Page 10rik PAGE TEN. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO CARRY •RODNEY RUSSELL .. • BARLEY ,.y' • Can. No. 1 $1.50 u, .4150 • 4 .50'. HERTA . KEYSTONE . ,... JUBILEE ..:. .,.. $2.10. $2.10, . .$2.10 Cert. No 1 $1.65,- .$1.651 $.1.65` . $2.25 :. $2.25`.. $2.25 . Reg. No.. V•75 $.1.75 $:1:75 $2.35 •$2.35. $2.35 CANADA NO.. 1 ::MIXTURES' OF CEREAL GRtAINS '..AVAILABLE. iNe Ar•e Contracting Areages� r. R, faa istered+ Seed;Cro of Russell Oats. :and Keystone Barley FLAX CONTRACTS. ALSO, AVAILABLE YlO�llllil�'1�'t1A11�11A/1�0�11�Ii�tliO�J1�UlIl�1�Yi=il�/l/l�N. We, have made arrangements to: ; supply C -I -L SUPER FLOW recision Granulated FERTILIZER We ''.maintain a stock of popular analysis ,J�OYOIY�iNa�O��O�O�MN�blti+EiY�J/-O�Si�11�Nt�J!!ii`li�t�ti�: Call and 'check our attractive price. �lIDERSON FLAX PRODUCTS Lucknow Phone 528-2026 Name Officers Of Kairshea:`W.L Mrs.. Frank MacKenzie was• hos- test for the annual- meeting of the'' Kairshea Women's . Institute. held in the Kairshea Hall. The lst vic e president 'Mrs. Ted Collyer presided and Mrs. Ira Dickie con- cluded* her on-cluded":her. duties as secretary. A report ' was heard of the Calico Ball which once more was a huge success. Correspondence was read and the sheet .re Senior Leaders Training School was passed around so the ladies . could mark in what they were most interested. The 4-H. Leaders reported' the course completed : with the books to go ; into Walkerton the next day, h e programme . committee, standing committee conveners. and executive, are 'to meet at the hall, Monday evening, April ` 27 at • 8 p.m. sharp to prepare, next year's programme. - Mrs. Houston and. Mrs. Dickie were appointed to see 'to. having .a plywood frame• made for set- ting up Exhibit for : 411: Four, . Members: had perfect at- tendance ..the past year, Mrs. Har- vey Houston, Mrs. Frank MacKen- zie, Mrs. Annie MacIntyre sand • Mrs. Cliff Roulston: The roll, call was answered by 22 members with the payment * of fees and. a suggestion for next • year's programme. The May meet- ing Will be held in .the hall with, Mrs. ' Ted Collyer• hostess. Mrs. Currie.Colwell conducted a contest "A—test-of-our� .:Observ'ation" and- - Mrs. Cliff Roulston gave /a read- ing "Complaint Department." Mrs, Dickie .then gave the secrete/7's, report followed by,reports' of stan- ding committee conveners. Mrs. Farish Moffat presided for the election and installation of • of- ficers as folloids: president, Mrs. Frank MacKenzie; lst vice presi- dent: Mrs. Ted Collyer; 2nd vice president, Mrs. Lloyd MacDoug- all; sec.-treas., Mrs, Evan Keith; assist. sect, Mrs. Virden Mow- • bray; district director, Mrs. Ira b ickie; alternate d. d., Mrs. Far. ish Moffat; •public relations of- ricer, Mrs. Cliff Roulston; audi- tors, Mrs. Y Fred Gilchrist, Mrs. Ira Dickie; curator of . Tweeds- muir history, Mrs:. Allister Hughes; pianist, Mrs. Virden Mowbray; . as- sist,, Mrs.. Herb Buckton, Institute Directors: Mrs. Donald MacKinnon,Mrs. Donald Macln- • tyre,Mrs. Harold Campbell, Mrs. Jas. Burt; sunshine ' committee,- Mrs. Harry Levis, Mrs. ' Gib. Ham- ilton. p • Standing committee conveners: Agriculture and '' Canadian Indus- tries, Mrs. , Eldon ' Welsh; Histor- ical Research and;, Current . Events, Mrs. Harvey Houston; Home Ec- onomics and : Health, . Mrs. Currie Colwell; Citizenship and .Educa- tion, Mrs. ,•Rdbt Gilchrist; .,.Reso- lutions, . Mrs. Gib. Hamilton; Cul- tural Activities, Mrs. Gordon'. Wall; United Nations, Mrs. Wm. Haden - by aldenby.• Mrs. John Murray thanked Mrs. MacKenzie and. all . those taking part -and -Mrs; -MacKenzie_replied_ replied giving a special` thanks to ' Mrs. Dickiefor her help • during the past 'year. . ; After the Queen and Grace lunch was served by Mrs. MacKenzie assisted by Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Roulston. DOUGLAS. POINT"'INFORMATI:ON •CENTRE TO; RE' -OPEN SUNDAY - . The infori ation , centre at.- the. Douglas Point nuclear power sta-' tion will open to the public. for the 1964, season on. Sunday, April 26th, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:80 p.m. The centre will be open on Sun- days only. until ' May 16th • when 'daily operation from 10:00 a.m.. to 5:30 p.m. will ', begin. Mr. Ivan Lloyd, Chief Guide, will be on hand to describe the wok being carried, out at the site. ` . The centre has become a major attraction' for' .tourists in; the Bruce area • Last year, more than 50,000 people visited • the plant which . is Canada's first full-scale nuclear power station, Construction at the site will becompieted this year,. and the plant will be in operation in 1965. .• KINLOSS First 'Canada Visit Miss Margaret Hamilton of Glasgow, Scotland and Miss 'Bet- ty Hamilton of Niagara Falls vis- ited over the week -end with , Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton, Bruce and Ross. Miss •Margaret. Ham- ilton is a first cousin, of. Gilbert's and this ' is her. first visit in Can- ada. Miss Helen Campbell of Kitchen- er -was -home -for. the-week_-end� Mr. • and Mrs. Rill Lansborougbi Of . Clinton ' visited recently with Mr. and Mrs.: Ira, Dickie and boys. Thanks to the Scout and Cub leaders the boys enjoyed the thrills of sucker fishing. The Scouts fish- ed at Pine River after school on Friday and- then ate stacks of pancakes and maple syrup. The Cubs proved equally as good fish- ermen on their outing on' Saturday afternoon. The C.O.C. and Explorer groups of South • Kinloss Presbyterian. church . met ,on .Tuesday after school. Rev. G. I.1. King, Secretary to the Mission to Lepers in Canada was guest speaker at South Kin- loss on Sunday. For Rotation Sun- 'day, un-day, April 26th Rev, Wm. Mor- rison of Brussels. Will be guest preacher.' NEWS BRIEF The Board of Directors of Gen- eral ;Steel Wares and Beatty Bros. have recommended a complete in- tegration of the two, companies: The Beatty trade name will con- tinue to beused on their pumps and : farm .equipment. LO.H/,t5.,H One 'hundred and twenty-five trustees and Inspectors met on Thursday evening, in North Ash- field Public School, The Kintail Women's . Institute served lunch af- ter the meeting. Seyeral ladies from: the W.M.S. of Ashfield, • Presbyterian. Church were. in Kincardine to a meeting, on, Thursday evening. Among those attending were Mrs. Ewan MacLean, Mrs. Dan MacLean, Mrs. D. R. , MacKenzie and Mrs. Bill Ross. Monday •e'vening, the V.M.S.of Ashfield Presbyterian Church held their annual family' night at which time Mrs. Pangburn was guest speaker. Mr. and. Mrs: Allan ' McCharles of Toronto returning from a hol- iday in Florida, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver- Mc - Charles and John.' ' Congratulations • to Mr. and Mrs. John MacKenzie on . the arrival of ''.a : baby boy .in Kincardine hos- pital on, Saturday. . .' Fishing isagain in:. full swing with many getting; extra bigcat. /"Y WEDNESDAY, APRIL. afnd, 1964 , i' /T:'r NE oRMD I/[ARE'N 'MATMAT AMAN EEi/P41 Awaswat,„- ME MARR/ED7P Galelf01X97 GARAGE MI CARS = TRUCKS -TRACTORS LAWNMOWERS -WELDING •ches of the Spring run of smelt and 'mullet, Several have taken advantage of the good weather to begin seed- ing operations. 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