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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-12-23, Page 10by. 'Hee for atio onWer: Bro: aid L. t vey iltoi scht two Wer Henn' er Ceal ion Kam • Mini E. Ct Mot gap Har by. Han • TRI, TN* MUCKNOW SENTINEL, MICKNOW. ONTARIO • E tliVIiED You are invited to attend the annual meetings �of Waterloo Ctiottle Breeding Associat*on, planned this..year with topics of Wim. appeal to cattle owners interested im livestock improve: BRUCE -WEST GREY MEMBERS . MEETING Januar. 5th 1.1 a.m PAISLEY TOWN . HALL , HURON COUNTY MEMBERS MEETING, Jafluary. a.m. AGRICULTURAL. OFFICE BOARDROOM,,, CUNTON ' LUNCH PROVIDED Zbpic - Proving Young :Sires. ' Speaker Roy G Snyder, .Secretary -Manager, Ontario Ass'n of Artificial Breeders: Also -- Reports On the 1964 year Election of Directors GENERAL ANNUAL : MEETING January .10th 11. a;m. Coronet Motor: Hotel, 'Highway No.. 7. East, Kitchener • • Lunch Provided ' Topic. - .This 'Cattle Business Where arewe going? • How' do we get there` This ..meeting will ':include a ' panel discussion featuring some i `. of the best known cattle breeders and merchandisers in Oil- . Imp Noir To Attend ►aterloo Cattle ink 1 AMBERLEY BLACK KNIGHTS CHOOSE SLATE OF OFFICERS The - Viers of Joshua Royal Blah PereePtory held their an, meeting in Amberley' Orange en Wednesday evening when following officers were instal- led: Wor. Preceptor, Arthur Smel- lier; Past Prec., Wiliam , Hous- ton; Dep. Prec., Arthur McCor- mick; Chaplain, Lorne Emmerton; Registrar, Alvin Irwin; . Treasurer, William Courtney; lecturers, Al- ton on ' Smeltzer and James Ketch- ebaw; Censors, Donald Courtney and Robert •Lyons; Standard Hear- ers, Clarence McLennan and Mel- ford Reid; Purs., Nat Thompson. Three Grand Black Chapter, Of- ficers were present;they ,were int - traduced , by Sir Knight John Mc- Cormick and were given the Hon- ours of the .. Order and welcomed by the Preceptor; All three gave inspiring addresses. Two car loads of visitors were present from Yarns and Blyth preceptories. Rt. Wor. Sir Kt: Oliver Jacques pre- sided: for election of officers and Rt. Wor. Sir Kt. Walter Scott in- stalled the officers. At the dose of the meeting, Itiinch was . serv- ed and a social hour spent. AREA. EMLOYMENT SITUATION.. - Employment in the area covered by . the : Walkerton Office of the National Employment Service de- clined during the: month of Nov- ember. ovember. As' of 30th, November, 1964 there were 279 male and 169 fe- male applicants registered ...for. •employment as compared with 179 and 109 female. on 31st Oct- , ober, 1964. The • increase in zees, trants during the month is :att- ributed mainly to : the seasonal slowdown in the construction 'in- dustry It is interesting to note however that the office. had 43 fewer applicants for employment on 30th November. 1964 • than .for the same period :last year. ' Also. �alrshea w.r. Discuss future Of Si, Andrews Bali WEDNESDAY, DEC... 23rd, 244 UCKNOW FIRE DEPARTMENT'S Mrs, Herb Buckton inn' hostess Kairshea Women's'Institute, e. _ for the December meeting of the . la Legion a U4' ►. in the Kairshea Hall, Mrs. Ted, .� Collyer read the Christinas Story. 11:. • with "k Christmas Memory " Al # 1 't 'ookr1e moiv M+ts+ Tiarwondroopiar 1►irogrl r and the roll • call . was • answered"lref+ report was given on St, Andrews Bali which was not a great sue" 2 4" cess and it was discussed whether ,. •, something ease might be done_ an- other. year. An agreement was Z., 4 signed with Mr. A. Murray re the, 4 • £HRISTN..AS: DANCE Friday, Daembet 25i... use the well,Leaders were appointed ppe for the 411 Ho menaaking �• ti. Course 'Tile Club. Girl Stands on a Guard,," Mrs, Currie Colwell be- ing .leaderwith another to be chos- en to asssist. • Mrs. Collyer took the chair for the programme. Standing Comm- ittee Convenors made • reports :and Mrs. Donald . MacKinnon gave a reading "Old.. Fashioned Christ- mas.” hrist mas Mrs, Parish Moffat pre. - rented: the study of Belgium, the ACWW country for this, month. Mrs. Evan Keith . was moderator for a panel discussion. `Years Teach. More Than Books," The panel members Mrs. Donald Mac- Intyre, Mrs; Harry Lavis, Mrs. Currie Colwell /and Mrs. Harvey Houston brought out much in- formation in a most- interesting way. The suing' of Christmas Carols was enjoyed. Mrs. Cliff Rouiston gave a short report on Achievement Day and then called on Connie MacKen- zie who gave her comments • on the ' Exhibit as given at . Achieve- ment Day. Miss Eileen Burt ` then presented the leaders Mrs. Routs - ton and Mrs. Dan Thompson with lovely ' gifts. The Kairshea In- stitute is proud to have had two girls; . Eileen Burt and Trudy Thomson, receive Provincial 6 evfi►ttf NEWYE1..RS EVE DANCE Thursday, December 31st Admission $1.2.5 . Music by FARRIER'S- ORCHESTRA •1 6 1 Honours this course. The members exchanged gifts ': and everyone went home happy with their loot. The .meeting: ended with God Save the Queen and the Institute Grace and Mrs. Buck- Ft ton, Mrs. Collyer and Mrs. Moffat'fal served a ; delicious lunch. Mrs. Donald MacKinnon will be host- ess at her home. for . the Januar • ' y during AYoveiaber • the . office meeting: placed 74 persons in employment It was also announced that Mr, Stan ' Whiston formerly of Bramp- ton., ramp= ton., ; assumed the , duties of em- ployment supervisor "at the Walk- erton Office • on 16th . November, 1964. He succeeds Norman 'Miley who was ,recently •transferred to the Brantford Office. Mr. Whist- on. histon• has had several years of exper- ience . in employment work : and is well qualified to• , deal with the needs of the employers in the LOCHALSH Mr. Alvin. Robb spent .a .. few days in Toronto as a delegate to the .Co-op Convention: • . Monday : evening the pupils and teachers . of Ashfield Presbyterian Sunday school presented their an- nual Christmas Concert. ' • Friday afternoon was the day chosen for the Christmas ;° party at North 'Ashfield Public School. • Mr. Kenneth MacLeod is a pat 4 Notice K DELIV Please Take Noticie Of ;The :Following HOLIDAY SCHEDULE PeNery...chtistmos:Da. DECEMBER:2sth THERE WILL BE Milk Delivery Boxing Day DECEMBER 26th No:: Deliver. New YearsDayY JANUARY 1st Fairview Dairy, Lucknow te'-,* v !. a •sora,11x.so,rgq iani v1.00rnig R aigni 'seot,vion, x,"0470, ient' in St. Josephs hospital ,Len- stone house . u hich. is a Iantlrnark. don as a; result of having his Ping in the • Lochalsh ': coram it . , un }� . The ers badly " frozen. Miss Margaret door steps • in this • house are mar MacLeod is a • patient in hospital • ble and ' were• hauled by horses in Toronto. • and wagon from "Goderich. -Leaders Mrs.. Duncan Farrish Mrs. Bruce Millar and Kevin and Mrs. Robt.• Farrish held a of. Palmerston are spending a few • final meeting '"for the • girls 4H dais' with M„. and 'Mr -s_', Emile Club'; at North : Ashfield • public: MacLennan. School on Tuesday evening: wheel' .:wafinir .taavneabieersn ..v. }bisuitsow sof h Athezna-Miss Damude Herne Economist Clinton -was guest speaker. daughter; firs.: Harvey Robb and • Moves to Home .in Lucknow . family. ` Neighbours of Mr Herb .Ensign A joyous and. Blessed` Christ- '• helped him move his : belongingsmas to one and all. to his new home in Lucknow on • Monday. iEr. Ensign has lived on the Ensign homestead all. his• 82 : Have You Renewed. ;years. • He "helped build 'the fine ; Your 'Sentinel Subscription SHUR•GA1N ted service Please accept our best wishes for .the occasion:. ofChristmas and New Year. May we wish you -the best for 1965. g Flax Pro Liucitrzow�.. Phone 5282026. • fes itd o all reg Or every- one, we wish a Christmas . Season glowing with good cheer, enduring friendships and'cherished memories. 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