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Soulh Women's lnst tu#t District
AnnuuI Heli' .At Hol��rood . Friday
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Mrs. Cliff lierittof Bervie of •Holyrood Womei's Institute
was elected•. president of Bruce and 'Mr,. P. A. Murray, .reeve of
Smith ' drs rict Institute at the Kinloss welcomed the . ladies &
annual meeting held at Holy
rooa'. One hundred and _ _ fifty
members and guests attended , •
Mrs,. Victor Emerson. of White-
church presided for the Meeting,
the theme being "Praise, fun' &
board and discussed matters per
taining to the provincial level,
Miss Selr a Willms, ,home eco-
nomist • for Bruce reported on
the ' 4-H Homemaking courses.
1V11 -Ss Armour of "-the' Home --Eco=
nomics Braneh• of the Department
of Agriculture announced that
the fall: Senior Training School
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entertainment • was • supplied by ..
a Kitchen Band from Teeswater , wou1d « be New. Lamps for Old.." ■.
and .a piano solo by Miss, Char- Mrs.. William Arnold reported o
lene Lohnnes of Ripley. Mrs.
J. W. Joynt of Lucknow was
songleader. '
learning.': • Mrs. D. B. Sharp' ' brought
Mrs. Lyman Sutton, 'president greetings from the provincial
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FARMERS.!
HEAR AGRICULTURAL MINISTER
Hon. Alvin Hamilton.
Saturday, May :26th
8.30 p.m., Wingham
.(Please enquire'as to location of. meeting.)
Speaking on behalf: of . these •
Progressive Conservative Candidates:
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Elston Cardiff, Huron' MP
Marvin -Howe, Wellington -Huron MP
Andy Robinson, Bruce MP
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ICti, oaur o..mr0merr101imi Omempor i krr. i•k rimum ir* iiripol.p rropii4moim rm.�I�n+}> !I�oI04 ..
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service in two..
World Wars:: has
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ANDY
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Mrs.' .Neil Munroe, Tiverton, ■
Citizenship; and Education; Mrs., �.
■ • . Ray 'Walden,. Lisburn; . Resolu- • ■'
' tions, Mrs, Burton Hodgins, Ber-
;■. vie;.; Junior' Activities, Miss ,Ail ■
e:en Husk,' Teeswater.
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for • the ,Bruce County Folk
School, Mrs, J. E. Rowe, for'the
Bruce • County Dally, Mrs. Wm
.Farrell' for the Federation of
Agriculture •. and Mrs. George•
Downey for the Museum.
Mrs. Donald McCosh • intro-.
diced the .nest speaker, Mrs.
Ly1ah LYITThurner, , provincial
president' of • Port Colborne, wh •.
stressed that if • we truly want
to clo great things,, we: can usu- ■•'
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. Officers ;elected were: ` Past
President, Mrs. Victor • Emerson,
Whitechurch; President, Mrs.
Cliff Hewitt, Bervie; Vice-Presi-
dents, Mrs.' ' Francis Gernrnell;
Ripley, Mrs. George._ Whitby,.
Lucknow, Mrs. rDavrd :Eadie,
Belmorce;, r SecretaryTreasurer;
Mrs. Cecil Hollands, : Reids Corr.
ners; Assistant Sec.-Treas., Mrs.
Donald McKinnon, Lucknow ■
Federated Representative, Mrs, ■
Cecil • Hollands, Re:idls ' • Corners;
Alternate Federated • Rep., Mrs.
Russell Ross, Whitechurch; Dis-
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trict • • Delegate to 'Convention,
Mrs, Cliff Rouiston, Kairshea;
Alt.. Dist. Delegate; to Conven-
tion,. • Mrs. Robert McCormick;
Kincardine; Federation 'of. Agr.
Representative, Mrs. Donnie. Mc
Donald,' Ripley Alt. Fed. of Agr.
Representative, Mrs. • Ross. McRae,
Teeswater; Representative. to. i;''•
Museum _.;Board,, Mrs; George
Downey, Tiverton; .Representative ` ' ■ .
to Scholarship. Board, Mrs. Vic-
tor Emerson„' Whitechurch; Aud- ■
rotors, Mrs. Donald Courtney,
Reids Corners;:' Mrs. Kelvin Hen-
derson, Reids Corners Public
Relations ,Officer, Mrs.. Raynard
Ackert,' Holyrood;, Historical.. Re-,
search and Current Events, ,Mrs.
J E. Rowe, ..Kiricardrne;. Horne.
E�conornics • and.Health, Mrs'.
Gordon. Stobo, Teeswater Agri
culture, and Canadian , Industries,
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Here. is The Record
And ha :' .
Y s helped increase
since 1956. '
And y`has helped .increase
Pensions 37%, since 195
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Liability•a:zd Dependents■
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,.a ; Andy ` has . helped• increase, ; The Wai
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THIS HAS ALL BEEN .DONE tAiritR THE,•PRESENT..
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w•Hear Andy .- hannel 8' CKNX Wingham ■ :
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'Thursday, 'May, 31st at 640 pm,.
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• GOVERNMENT
VETERANS DEPENDENTS.
RE-ELECT .ANDY ROBINSON
who will continue
for you at OTTAWA
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Inserted by -the Bruce Progres§ive
Conservative Association gar
hat "They Stlyii
About Artificial lee.
'Jinn, and Wilda Nixon, •Lake,
land, Florida "It's a .pleasure
to contribute '..to • the 'Ice Fund.
.The, Lions Club' is "to • be corn-
mended'
ommended` for their: efforts. , Wish=
ing you success.. Will be .seeing'
you this summer"
•Mrs. Evelyn. (Spindler) Marks,
Port : Stanley' "Although it • is
over forty years since 1 lived in
Lucknow, . I .' stall feel it IS my
home town, • and am sending this I
small contribution to the A.rtific
ial Ice Fund.' Best' wishes 'fora a
complete .success on : your, worth
while project.
Lakeside' Leaguer, 'London = =.
'Enclosed is a wee bill to. help
out ' the worthy cause, 'Many .' a
good tinie '1' had, in, the old rink
and maybe I may be ' able to
have one' skate in the new.," • .
Offers His Services For ^I
-Song--Recital
° 422 • Duplex Ave,, Toronto, 7.
•Dear Campbell; -
I received your notice re '
gar -ding _' the artificial ice some'
time ago, and must' respond 'be
fore 'T am too late as' I see'
that the total' is nearing the nee
essary mark .• I think you. are
'such excellent collectors in Luck-
now thatyou should volunteer
to help' the Federal • and pro-
'irincial governments and any
other who • are..in, the sairie diff-
iculties, • .
I am ' not nearly soopulent
as 'these' Lucknowites who spend
their winters in Florida; so as
an alternative I was going to
stiggest giving a "song recital. -in
Lucknow. as., a means of raising
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�A#tractive and` Practical!
pleasant cooking, easy cleaning
Woodtone backresting, easy to use sun burst'' i
controls ■ ■
• • Automatic Clock Control,. electric Minute ■:
Minder and ,timed appliance ' outlet.' ••▪ .
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King sizedoven',: with. ample• ' baking space and u
safetylens. light.
Ovendoor, rings
easy ..cleaning..
Timed, Rotis O -Mat unit for • `easy,
barbecuing.
and pans removable for
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Spacious roll-out drawer : for pots and : pans. •
Now OnIy '$239.00
With Trade
BUDGET TERMS AVAILABLE
Drop In And See The Moffat Line.
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some money, for.• the fund. This izingthe campaign and the sin'
,too. has .now become unnecess- cerest wish is for a'; quick and
ary, but there Might, be `other . successful::•attainment • of your
occasions in the future. For :,any. goal:" •
such event 1 • would, of course,:.
donate:.my SET DATE port., • HURON,
1 am busy • pr paring three
DAIRY PRINCESS CONTEST
cantatas, which I. must sing be-
fore Easter '(one in Barrie) The Huron 'County Dairy
and I have a -.Week, 'long stage cess Competition :will .be'held at •
show. "immediately: after . Easter the Clinton' Spring Fair, on Sat-
- so time. is of the'essence:. I urday,: June 2nd. There has been
read • with interest i1f :the can o increasing interest in . this :com
Lata performed in.:Londonunder petition and there' is still room
the, : 'direction of= Earle • Terry' ' for a few More 'contestants. The
(whom. 1 •know)..I .have' .per competition, is open to 'Huron .
formed . that one, and aboutfor- County girls, age .17- to 26.
ty others, over the years. 1 .
have ''a music cabinet full of
them and they do, give one great
pleasure,'.
1 will never forget ' the many •
t mes .kited° in Jack Herder e:rai service, was- held at the
son's rink. • free because I .'
.could not .. afford : to pay, He ';McLennanFuneral Home, Rip-
ley, on Monday with'interment.
was, a: ,great man, truly.' Ripley cemetery, She is sur-
Sincerely,. w . viv'ed by .two daugh ers, Mrs
pson..w
• Bill Thompson. C,' F,. Jones (Dorothy): of Lon
don' •and . Mrs. Bruce MacDonald
Dr. John & Shirley Mackenzie, (Kathleen) of Ashfield,
Toronto — "Sorry this con•tri-
than ne , late, but 'better late
button ' is
. l It is interesting to
BIRTHS .
read • so many letters from conte 13RA17UE"' -- in Kincardine
tributors• and realize 'the very' Hospital-on'MondaY,May
, 21st
great. enthusiasm of people loca 1962 to Mr. and Mrs. Jun Brad -
ted in many places • far removed ley, a son,- The infant died• .on,
from Lucknow 'as Well as' Fres- Tuesday morning.
ent residents,: The response seems
quite indicative of a keen interest Andrew —.at Alexandra Hospital,
in a very worthwhile project. GodeHich, on. May lith, to Mr,:
The Lions ''Club is deserving of. and Mrs:.. Robert F..'Andrew, iDutmt. •
the greatest •praise. for •organ cannon,. a. 'son, ` Jeffrey Robert,
Ripley Lady Passes.
Mrs. Dorothy Matheson, 79; of
Ripley passed away, at Gode•rich
hospital 'On Saturday.' The fun-
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