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WEIMPSD4177.,NOY. 13V1, 1963
THE LiVCKNOW SENTINEL, LitTC1r,NOW,, ONTARIO
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•.. PO4...Artificidt..Breeding Sires--. •
The *directors of two of On-
ttario's
(ti*Or artificial breeding
asoclationt 'have given their ap-
Prelim,' to a sire, Awing agree-.
anentitSvolving over a • 'hundred
bulis.By early 1984 members of
the Central Ontario and the
:Waterloo Cattle Breeding ASSOC-
latiOrLS wi11have a larger choice
of sires than :ever !before. .;In
.the. Holstein breed, for exam.ple,
48 !buns ;will be •'available, 2.1'
suPPlied 'Waterloo, 27 'by
Central Ontario.
The agreement- is the result.
of Several months Of negotiation
between the •twO ....neighbcouring
associations, who together. serve
an area reaching train Lake
Huron inthe west to Peter -
'borough :in East-Central •Ontario,
plus all of Northern Ontario.
This agreement does not involve
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ACHIEVEMENT
• WILL BE • AT WR9XETER.
. Athievement Days to.,oulanin-
• ate the current 4-H project,
"Milky zWays" wili be held this
;month thtotoghout Huron Cowl-
• ty. ellhe• project is under the di-
teCtion of Miss Patricia Dam-
• ude, home economist for the
county.
• The.girls in this area iwill at-
tend' adhievement day in the
Community hall, Wroxeter,. on
. December 7th Among the clutbs
, 'participating will be Dungannon;
With Mrs. ,Gran) McNee and
;Mrs. Ettitr Rivett; leaders;' arid
lielensf Mrs.' Gordon Mac-
Pherson and Mrs. Ernest Gaunt
,
!leaders. • • • . • •
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the general operations of the
participants,. IT, will, however,
inolUcle, along with point .crier -
ship of the bull studs, joint sire
analysis and- advertising. • '
'united operations will be
contrdlled by :committees from
beth associations with Dr. C.
•R. Reeds, 'Manager of Central
Ontario Cattle Breeding Assoc-
iation' as co-ordinator. D. L. •Fer-•
tune •Of Waterloo Cattle Breed-
ing 'ASsociation w11 be in charge
of advertising, with M. R.
Cgtarrie of Central 'Ontario Cat-
tle.'Breeding Association taking
change of: sire analysis.* •
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RUM barns ;presently owned by
the . two. associations Will -con-
tinue to be used. Semen will be
frozen and distributed; using .the
facilities" 'cif the • Ontario Assoc-
latian cif Artificial Breeders. at
the Ontario Veterinary College,
Guelph..
The Central Ontario Associar
tion, the larger cif ithe two !breed-
ing units, eniploys a staff .of 7.0
and ;provides service for mare
• than 1115,000 cows ...per year. It
serves •a membership of 15,500.
The tWaterloo unit provides apr
.preatimately 80,900. first services
annually, employs •a • staff of .44
and has .10,500 members. •
. The asociatiOns: aim, through
joint ownership c'f . their bulls,/
to provide Service froan the 'wi-
dest 'possible range of, 'daughter•
proven dairy bulls and:perform-
ance and lirO-geny tested !beef
bulls. Their plans include an ex-
pandedprogram o•f
young dairy: •Ibtills and ,feedlot
testing •of steers •sired by • their
beet bulls.
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South Kinioss W.M.S.
The , Iccmlbined monthly meet-
ing and Thank -Offering. service
of South Kinloss W.M.S. was
held on Wednesday,4°Novemb'er
0 at the :home of Mrs. Lloyd
MacDougall. ;Mrs; Ted Collyer
presided in the absence of the
• president and the secretary, Mrs.
MacDriugall' read ole rs -' of
thanks received •frOrn! Weren't
individuals. A coartmitt was
named to bring • in a
officers for ':next year. Mrs. A.
Hughes reported •an increase in
givings, • The Bible Study was
'Habakkuk 3 and the' roll call
:111ejoice." Mrs. • Sandy .MacLeod
and -Mfrs. Harry Levis , sang a
duet and Mrs. Ira Dickle read
a Thanksgiving poen. Mrs,' Ted'
Collyer introduced the *test
speaker, Mrs. Victor .Emmerson
of Whitechturch who .took as her
theme "Building a House?' Each
individuai is called upon • to
build an inner sanctuary -which
shall be a retreat ,and a place
tor 'soul growth' •and reflection.
Hoare building affords •• life!,S
greatest opportunity. .The
er must think •not onlY of self
but of the.Young ,who tallow
rou
and 19ttry •to make the !road
free of Pitfalls. Likewise each
individual must be a 'builder in
the life af the comanunitY, each
contributing his. or ,her brick for •
the • building. Mrs. • Emmerson
was thanked and presented with
.a • rerneinbrance. Mrs. Herb Buck-
ton• read an article -entitled "If
I• knew this would • be the laSt
year of my life on earth" wh
further' emPhasized Abe theme of
Worth While.building. The. pray-
er circle was conducted by aVlr.s.
S. MacLeod, &ITS. Ross MacMil-
lan • and USG Dean MacLeod.
The directors Milts; Ira Diekie
and Mt% Buckton assisted 'the
hostess in .serrving • a dainty
kusch. •
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The tNovelnber meeting of the
Wakes. United Church Women
was held at the borne of Mrs.
Hugh Menary on November 7th•
with Mrs. Jerry Cranston -in
Charge of 'the program. There •
were fifteen adults SE five chil-•
dren 'present. IMrs. .Cook took
the first !part of chapter 4 in
the Word and 'the Way. The new
study book "Christian Issues in
Southern •Asia” was , introduced
by. Mrs. '••/W.: :Zinn, `' The ladles
are to cater to the Orangemen's
banquet on 'November- 15th. An
invitation from the Dungannon
United Clinuch' ladies to attend
their bazaar • on November lath
was read. Thank you cards were
also read. A new slate of 'alit-
ers Was !brought :in at this meet-
ing with 134T.S; J. Arnold the
president for 1904. At the close,
Of the meeting a lovely lunch!
was served by the hostess .and
Mrs. Kaiser.
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tuekturtY 'Presbyterian W.M,S. •
e Lucknow • PresbYterian
en's 'Mihsionary. Society met
in., e..Siinday *School Roam. of
the Church, on November Oth;
With a goodly nuinber gresent.
Mrs., C. Finlaysan presided and
Opened the 'meeting ;with a Verse!
of • Scripture and prayer. The
Soripture 'was read in unison.
The "Alin .and Puipose" of the
WilkoLS.• was repeated; Mrs. E.
Johnston gave the Bible Study.
The roll. call was , taken,' by. re-
peating a verse from the Beak
of Revelation. 'Cards of apprec-
iation from' those WhO, had lost
loved ones, ,and those. .who Were
"shut in," 'were read, eXpressing
their ;lea:tattiness. An •invitationi
from Teeswater W.M.S. to attend.
their Thankoffering meeting 'in
Teeswater on the 'afternoon of.
November, 14tli, at. 2:30 &do&
was accepted. The speaker' is :to
;be .Mrs.• id. :Fish of Win(glipm.
For the annual ,business meeting
in Teeswater, Mts., N.:., Johnston
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and Mrs. E. .Johnston Were ap-
pointed as' nominating commit-
tee. Also, a leader fqr the Mis-
Sion Band is to be sought; .Mrs:
Etta Henderson hYvited the So-
ciety ladies .to her halite tor 'the
December meeting. Tilte•collection.
was; taken, and prayer by Mrs.
C.•Finlayson was given. 'Nisi N.
'McLeod spoke •a few interesting
'words regarding the 'Birth of
Christ." The 'Prayer , Circle was
taken by !Mrs. W. ••SirripsOn, and
Mrs. R. Reid. The Mission Study,
"On Asia's aim" was given by
Mrs. •J. Einmersort, in the ab-,
sence of .Mrs. • C....Cook, Hymn
579was sung, and the meeting
Was :oloSed with prayer by MM.
N. Jahristrine,
Kingsbridge..C.WL. • : •
• St. • • :Joseph's C.W.L., Kings-'
bridge. held' their: monthly meet;
ing ,at the ''heatie of Mgrs. Dennis
Dalton with an. attendance of
22 'members. The Meeting .OPen
ed• With the League Prayer : led
by 'the !president; MS.. •Aolark.,
Dalton. Prayers were said. tor]
Rev.. Fr. Paul S'anquentz and all.
the sick 6f• the Parish, Minutes
Of the: 'Octaber meeting ‘vi/ere
read bY the secretary, Mrs. Cy-
ril' Austin, • who also:read the
correspondence. Treasurer's, re-
port 'was given by Mrs. John
Atistin,e asuren: A spiritual]
qu
z' , eheld .by Mrs, 'Walter I
Clare. reading on education I
was given ..by Mrs. Carl Reig-
lihg; The next meeting is to be
held in the school, • December
2nd. The guest speaker will be
Mr, B. Hale, social worker from
the Ontario ,HospitaI, Goderich.
Miss '..Marg. 'Kraemer :of H:esson
will be phOwing slides Of her
recent, 'tour • of Europe in • the
parish hall, Sunday , evening, '
November 10th. The President
thanked all the ladies who help-
ed with the 'Lions Club dinner
in, LocknOw. A report was given
of the children's. ' liallaire'en
patty ;het& in theparish hall.
Plans were Made lot...a dame to.
• be held Christmas week, The
Meeting ended with the prayer
led 'by the President, and after,
War& Ion& Was Seri/4
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Pion Highwpy.
ork
Tenders Will be advertised.this
week tfor gradirwdrainage, gran -
War. ibaSe and surface ttre'mtinent
on Hidivwlay from: Southamp-
ton easterly Ao 410inore, a dis-
tame of nearly siX miles, it is .
announced by Ontario Highways
Minister ;Charles'. S. MacNa0gb,,I).
(on. .. . •
. Swamp or muskeg excavation
Will be carried out under this
contract in a Irnile-and-a-half
strip in the Township of Ania-
be .
'A teMporary detour of High-
way. 21 will be :built during the
course :Of 'the contract in. 'the
bush area to the south of the
Present highway. •
The surface treatment work
*IX :be done .within, the con-
fines of the Inverbuton Provin-
cial Park, generally on the park
roads leading to • the carnping
and picnic area's. : ••
If. it is not possible to 'start
work in Dec:, work is scheduled
to begin IhY May 1, 1904, with
conipletionxpected
, eby •October
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