HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-05-29, Page 9WEDNESDAY, mAY 29th,. 1963, ' .
LUCKNOW. SENTINEL, L TJCKNOW ONTA.RIC
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MiIk Distribution To_Schools- . s
One Add. Chiropractic..
Resolution • Passed By Bruce South h SIU .1. Covera.ge: In Huron
Mrs. Cliff Heivi t,, • Bervie, , Music was supplied . lyla ' at the . Huron Co-operative • Medical
presided for. the annual meeting:morning session byPhilip Mos. Sexvices, , annottncc that in the
of Bruce "South District Worn-, Stewart and ''.Ars, • J. W. Joynt interests of greater :Service .to
anis Institute •when one hundred' of Lucknow and in the after- its • menirbers • ri.•ts benefits have'
and sixty members gathered at neon by M •,,;, Dan Tiffin; and; 'been extended to include corn-
Reid'.$ ° Corners on . T•hursday",,,Mrs, Claude Coffin White . plete coverage •'in the field. sof.
May 23rd. church. x
chiropractic 'care. «.
Mrs. Walter Farrell and Mr Mrs Donnie McDonald
Of �' 'what was a,'hisrtory making
Rae Walden of 'Lisburn were in Ripley presented 'the Federation p
reeddent, 'in Clintonlilast Mon -
charge of regL tratron and Mrs. of ; Agriculture report 'and Mr's.. day' evening, - Mr' M, Fordyce
Harold .Haldenby, Holyroed, as- George Downy,. Tiverton re- 'Clark, • R.R. 5, Oaderidh, presi-
sisted 'by , 'M.rs, , Jams , McEwan ported' en'• the• County'Museum. dent of'the uron Co -o fir, • .live
of Silver Dake •cond.ueted a H p at
'Several :displays' had been ar ,Medical' Services. With; the full
lively sing. song. ' ranged; " a 4-H Homemaking Board: of Direobors and Dr: W.
• Mrs, Donald,: Courtney: of Club • exhibit, - •B:&droom Aoees.- Coveyduck, Di ndas, Ontario' &
Reid's . Corners welcomed 'the ,priesEby A 'Institute Ne
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w Dr. John Whitney, • G1ue'I1011 of.
Instit�u�te •members and the.fol- Lamp,. • from Old by Lueknow the Ontario. •Chiropractic . Assoc
• -lowing: guests were, introduced: :and Samples by LucknQ.w and 'iation, entered into an agree
Mrs, I. B. Sharpe, Durham, Kairshea. •
Board +Mem,ber; Miss Three • resolutions "'were sus -
Donna Mae • Nicholson, Bruce tamed; •r.e d•iscarding glass bot-.
. Home Econornist kiss Dora ties .along the highway; . •distri-
Burke from the Dept. of Ag- outing mi,i.k . to the school - child-.
ricu.+ltiare,.• Horne • Economic' 'Ser .ren, ,and a• elolsed. •.deer season
:vice; Mrs, Iva; Spencer,. Tara,' in 'South Bruce. .
'Area Chairman, Mrs Victor, •Mrs Cecil Hollands, secretary -
Emerson, ' Whitecrhurcjh; past •treasurer' for the past six years
presid•enrt, Mrs, Don McKay and was presented with an Institute
Mrs. Harvey Sparks of. Bruce pin by Mrs. Victor . Emerson, in
Centre.' aoprecon' of : her ' valuable
Interesting reports • presented contribution. •
• +by •the standing committee cop- Mrs.. William 'Slessor, Bervie;,,
veners showed great..progress & `presented the slate" of 'officers
activity. and Mrs, 'T B. Sharpe .presided
Combine
our home-growngrains
with:
POULTRY DEVELOPER CONCENT.R4TE
the fresh mix with the meat. meal. based
road
off on the
Want to start each young egg-factory'right
in life?Then feed em your own Lome -grown grains, fresh
mnced with National Developer Concentrate.. It's rich in
meat mea') protein, •so it forms a perfect balance With the
. youSte 1
vegetable 'nutrients in the grains . pp y•
Whether you have your own grains or We supply .them,•
.we can custom -blend the finest fresh -mix you can buy
right here • at the ni11 : {. ": using',National. Concentrate,
of
I'.S, ,Aslt about National P9ultry`Gtower, a complete
feed, plain or tncdicated !
i A pit C� p -U C T •o F.
CANADIAN I.N'DUSTRIES LIMIT ED
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FINLAYSON
U(KNOW
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menet on behalf:.of their• resipec-.
•tive organizations to provide
chiropractic' :treatment. 'for •gall°,
members of the Huron .Co ;op &„
ibheir•,.dependents on a fully pre-
paid basis.
Mr: C .Iii: Magee, secretary
manager," of the Co-op explain-
ed, " bhe 'reason •we entered into
"ESSO SERVICE.
FOR TOP QUALITY ATLAS BATTERIES
DUNLOP. TIRES (Most Sizes In Stock).
AT ' REASONABLE ' PRICES t.
•
Repairs to All Makes of Cars. and -Tractors'
3 Licensed Mechanics
peel Alignment. and;Balanc ng
MOTORCADE DEALER
this agreement; with the ..Olhiro- no more' than for each
.practi�c . profession Was so that visit'' that : she hakes: , to ;the'
our members could enjoy the Chiropractor. All balances of
best in available care from this the Chircipractor's • account' is
branch of .the• .+healing, arts ,pro-.`;lookeei after under :the working
fession.
"One prime concern Was .that
there, 'Should, 'be- nb .. restriction
as to either the .•nurnber ,or.kind
of necessary..;'/treatments that
Might ,be given. •
"Under the agreement 'mem-
bers of'',•the Coop • and their.d�epen�dents' swill .•be provided
with Chiropractic • 'care ..: when 'Presbyterian. Eventing Aux
required, without lime:taction; axed : 'The •'regular May. ':meeting' was,
wi'11 not result• in any i•ncreaSe held at the ,home:•off Mrs. Jack
in membership rates yin the.; fore Pollock gat Teeswater Wiith 20.
seable' future.` " ladies •.`present. Mrs; James Ait
agreement we have with that
profession." There is no restric-
tion due• ito. age or. ►health •and
ah: pre-existing conditions are
covered.
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accordance : wi.tih . sound
business 'procedure and. Kiri line
with co-insurance 'practice, a.
slight fee of 0,64 is ipayable
at the timeeach treatment is
rendered to.a Co-op ' merxvber
Eby, a • participating Chiropractor.
"The. ,Co-op will . be charged
he ;-remainder ,of, the - fee. fore.
:treatment and no . further bill-
ing will be made to the -member."
"This .rneans;" says, C, H.
Magee, "that if 'one '.. of our
members goes •to -a iChiroprae-
tor' and receives . x -•ray, :other
'diagnostic .procedure; treatment
Or what •!h:ave you, :it costs him
for the election .sof the -following
officers: : • • ,
Past prest, Mrs. Victor
Emerson, W+hitechurth, Presi
dent, Mrs., Clrifford ,Hewitt,
2; Kincardine;- "1st • vine,Pres;•
Mrs,_: F, Gemmell; Ripley, ..2nd
Vice-pres., Mrs.' George Whitby,
L•uc•know,, "3rd •'viae-ipres., Mrs.
04irid' Eadie; R.R. '2, , .Wingham;
Secretary-"Treasurer, Mrs, Don-
ald J. MadKinnOn, Lucknow;i
Assistant • secretary, Mrs. Arm
strong• . Wilson, • Luckn,ow; Fed
enation- ..:Representative, Mrs:
Cliff Hewitt, R.R. 2, Kincardine
Alternate Federation Rep., Mos:
'James KirpatriCk, Ripley; Dns
triet • Voting Delegate, • Mrs.
Robert McCormack, Kincardine;
Alternate' Dist Voting :Delegate,.
' Mrs: Frank.: Cuiwm'ing, R.i . 2,
Rip'ley.;; Federation• df•,, Agrioul=.:
rtu.re.:.1,epresen,tabive, Mrs, . Donnie
'McDonald,' 'R.R.' 4, . Ripley lt
•A.'
Fed. of ..Agri' Representative,
Mrs, Ross IVIeRae, R,R 2, lees -
Water; • Publric 'ReIaitions• Ofificer, ,
Mrs, R'a:ynard Arcltert,' Hol;yrood;
Atidillors, Mrs,' DonaldCourtney,•.
R.R. I,' • RLp1ey,, Mrs 'Kelvin
Henderson, R.R. I, Ripley; Ae-
presentative to 'Museum Board,
Mrs. George Downey, Z''iverton'
Representative to • Schobarship
Committee, Mrs, 'Victor Einer-.
son,' Whiteehurerh; Repr•esenta-.d
I've to Fano Safety Council;
'Mrs, •Albert. Calwel'i, ik:R. 4,
ineaIsobelr°I'olt�on� Activities, •�Mrs,
{ R;R<J'eesuvater;
'Curator, Mrs: William Arnold,
R.R::2,Ripley; Standing Com-,
mdttee 'Co"nveners; Agricui'ture
and Canadian, Industries,. Mrs;•
Neil Munro, R,R. 2, Tiverton
CiVizenship • and Education., Mrs.'
Ray Walden; R,R, 1,- Kincardine;.
Historical'. Research and Public
Events, Mrs. 3, t, 'Rowe, Kin-
cardine; Horne. -Economics and
Health, ' Mrs. :Gordon .Stobo,
RR. 3; • Teeswater; Resb'lu:tions,
Mrs," I3utiton ' tdodgi'n;s•, R.R. 2,.
Kincardine,
ine.
cheson had 'charge of the,. Pro-
gram,. which., •open•ed with the
Call . to worship folliwed ,by a
hymn and prayer; ' The .Bible
reading,,• The Beatitudes,' : was
read '.yin unison •:Mrs. .Morgan
Henderson, igasie the Bilbie Study
based on . the Beatitude "Byes,`,
sed are the pure. ,in • ' heaxrt for
they ` shall See God." Mn.•sMaude
Sherwood . read ' from the Glad
Tidings a:,, Biographical ,Sketch
Mrs. .Thomas Ewart, one •of .the
founders of .the "Woman's +Pori-:
chosen to be members of 4he
Kiritaii •Cam.p Management ,IGoan-
nii�ttee, fit. was ,.decided that a
group of :,ladies of. the . Auxiliary
w,i~ll : go to Brucelea 'Haven,
Walkerton in Octdber,to p,ort
a ;program„ ..and, +bring'`, treats:
Members : were • •urged , to attend:
the Evening Auxiliary. Rally to.
be' held in/ Ripley, on June 3;rd.
The meeting closed with a hymn
and -prayer. A •social -half 'Boar
followed, '
Brownie News
2ND PACK BR6WNIES
The 2rid Pack .meet ., ,on 'Tiles- •
dayand played "Ball • In
Ring " •
E11en, O'Donnell. was Fairy+''.
Queen ;and •prepared.:for.'Fairy
Ring. . An ineption game was
nityysecl with lL .girls ;gai'ning' •
full points .floc' their 'inSpecotion.
In • the work period , Tawny
dwl• taught• the juniors :how to
set a correct table while Hrown,
Owl Instructed the sen°ior•;-Aroup
in compass work.
Irl .pow -wow the girls :,Working
eign .Missionary, Society" iit, for, their. Golden Bar each pre-
18.76: TThe.'new Deaconess,' Train- sented three objeots''from nature
ing School: rn,:Toronto• is named and ..told'. why ,they;;.had-chosen
for her, +Mrs.. - Janes Little in- then •Som'e• •. interesting items
troduced 'the study on .;Formosa. `were ` shown such as a
dealing .with the ' h
li history of the pixie quill d an some graphite by.
island • and the' !four very • duffer Patricia Conon
•ent; ; classes of people living The meeting closed by 'sing -
there. Mrs. Morgan 'Henderson. ing the' Smile :song, ": �p!aassing • +the
and . Mrs. • Noble Johnston 'were' Squeeze, and Brownie Taps. •
When it comes to home heating, there's
nothing quite as carefree and comfort-
able as safe, dependable Esso,Oil heat.
We have a wide range of oil heating
,equipment to suit every, budget.
LOW ,BUDGET •
,�. , TERMS
-Up To Five Years To Pay
ROY HAVENS
Plumbing. 'AnJ Heating. - ?hone' 528.3012 Lucktnnw
• ESSO„OIL ,BURNER SALES. Attd SERVICE
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