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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNO'W,, ,ONTARIO
'CONTINUATION OF
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IN THE T.UCKNOW ARENA
at . 240 o'clock
$at.Urday,.,. 0 ct�ber 19tl
In order.:'to clean up some . of the' left -over 'items•
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from the Saturday rummage sale, theLions are this
Saturday continuing their, sale.
EXcellent . Items For Sale At _ Low, . Low Prices
LEGION CASH. BINGO EACH . THURSDAY NIGHT
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Plumbing; Heating, Wiring, . Eavetroughing . T
Phone 50 — Lucknow
United Church Explorers•
,,The : Explorers :opened the
Meeting. ' with, a :work period
Making Christian;': • flags, which'
was followed Eby . :our . hymns
"This is..out Father's World" &
"Children Who Walk-. in Jesus'
Way." -.A11 repeated the, Explor-
er Purpose'. and motto. ' Jane.
•Juynt, : the Keeper: of the Log,
read the Minutes of the' '..last
meeting, followed by Treasurer's
report by Eleanor Whitby. Div -
:ink the business period it was
decided to' sell Christmas cards.
It was moved' by .Ross' Hallam • &
.seconded by' Eleanor' Whitby
that We go to the Greer Homer
at Christtnaswith a progran &:
fruit. We .: planned to °,have ' :a
Christmas ..party.. Mrs. Whitby
then took over the `meeting. The
theme of study was. "The Good
News becomes Written"' .which
was followed' by a worship' .iperi
'.od.. The meeting closed with the
Explorers' Prayer and 'a contestP
on scrambled Proverbs;
DUNGANNON
Mr. and: Mrs... ,Anderson. Mug-
ford, London returned.. Monday:
after spending a week with her.
'mother, Mrs. Abner Morris.
Visitors. on ,Sunday were Mr
Mrs, 'Dd &..
Douglas Freeman and Don
alda of Clinton.,
The Women's. Misionary Soci-
ety of Erskine' Presbyterian'
Church. ' held. their Thankof f er
ing meeting . on .October 20th.
Mrs. Robert McAllister presided
and welcomed the guests and
was • in charge .of the worship,
service. • Miss Iva. Carr took •the
'devotional on . 'Psalm i 16.. Mrs;:
Art Stewart took the : Clad Tid-
ings prayer, .Mrs. Alvin Leath-;:.
erland, Auburn "gave a reading
on two . Autumn .poems.. Mrs..
Fred Young, Dungannon :W.1VI.S.,,
gave a reading on Chirst's entry;'
into Jerusalem and his: sacrifice
for us Mrs. Wesley • Bradnock,,
Auburn, was guest speaker and'.
'gave an •interesting address on
Thanksgiving.: Mrs. Jas. Nelson,.
•Hackett's favored 'with . a humor -
ads reading and Mrs. Ben Mole,
Dungannon; • Anglican; with two
autumn 'Thanksgiving poems.
. Mrs. I. • Henry' tendered a vote of
thanks to all and invited every-
one to the basement for tea af-
ter which ,, a member of each
society . thanked the ladies 'fora
their hospitality.
• ;Mr. and Mrs. Mason 1VIcAllis
ter enjoyed, a motor trip' to visit
their.s
o Ken• McAllister
.n, Mr. .
and • Mrs.. 11MoAllister. for. a'. week.
' Mrs: Hugh. McWhinney was
hostess at . her home ' for • the Oc
Bober Meeting...with Mrs . Clif-
ford
ford Crozier presiding.. Mrs.. , K
K. Dawson conducted the devo-
tion period reading the. scripture'
lesson and led • •in `.prayer. After.
a 'hymn ;he 'Lord's 'prayer \was
rePeated. The' annual meeting is'
being held in. Blyth, on Wednes-
day of `this . week. The slate` o
officers:: for' the nominating
conmitt'ee was Mrs.' R Stotl-
ers Mrs. Cecil Blake;: Mrs. Herb
Finnigan. The .:roll calk for the
Nodember . meeting will • be . ans-
veered .by '` the word; -.Commission.
The visiting: committee' for . No
vernber and December 'are . Mrs. '
Jack 'Alton. and Mrs:. Esther •Riv-,
ett. . .Mrs. • 'Kitchener' Finnigan
•gave.: a talk .on a trip to the Mar-
-itimes this :summer. Mrs. Ray-
mond 'Finnigan' read an .article
by ;Padre Y-oung..After-•a•--hymn,
,and benediction, the lunch:. com-
inittee; Blake, .. Mrs: Geo.
Ribey;, Mrs. Wilbur Brown and
Mrs. •' . T. C. Anderson served'
lunch. .
Mr. Jim Blake, Toronto, spent
the week -end at ',home. with his
parents, Mr'', and. Mrs.` Cecil
Blake:.
Mr. Randy ;Vandamark, . stud-
ent of Theology was in . charge
of the Erskine Presbyterian
Church service. on -Sunday.
Mr and Mrs..: RoSs: Man "were
Thursday evening : guests. • of
Mary and Toir ny Rivett.
Mr,. J. C. Durnin,, . Kitchener
spent the week -end at home
Mr. Will 'Elliott . of. New 'Lisk-
eard is; visiting relatives in 'this
district and '•relatives, in . • Gode-
Presb *fission Band
fir».
The: Victoria : Mission Band
met in . bhe Sunday &hoe' Room
of the'. Presbyterian 'Church: ' on
Monday, October ' 24th •with 24.
girls' ; and 'boys present. Hymn,
746, was sung 'followed by the
motto in unison., array :Jphn:
sten` gave ;.the.. mission 'prayer`
and the 23rd Psalmwas repeat
ed in, .unison: ;Peggy; McDonald
played a piano solo. Mrs. Philip;
Stewart was' the: guest, speaker..
Ji�mmiie McDonald thanked Mrs.
Stewart ' . and Donnie' Johnston
1ed in prayer. " Hymn • 759 was
sung and Brian Mowbray ; gave
the benediction.
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wEDNESSDAY, OCT. 26th, 1960
iPp
FINANCIALLY AS WELL .AS
:'PHYSICALLY
ie
HU.rOVL.Co=operative
�ledica�. Services
OFFERS ' YOU PROTECTION AGAINST
THE • UNEXPECTED EXPENSE '
OF SICKNESS •
H,C.M.S. IS AN OFFICIAL ' COLLECTOR,•
OF ONTARIO. HOSPITAL INSURANCE
The 'Government's Basic Standard Ward
Hospital Plan
MAJOR MEDICAL PLAN
When •included.. with Surgical Plan, pays
80%. of most expenses not. - covered . by
Surgical Contract after the first $100 a and
up to $5,000 in any twelve month period
SURGICAL CONTRACT •
. YEA.RLY
PREMIUM ; ,
Faxnl= Individ
•'res •. uals,.
50.40 $ 25.20
10.00 ' 5..00
•
Cutting procedures, ,"fractures, • dislocations,
w•.
X-rays, ',anaesthetist's' services, childbirth'
expenses, hernias, tonsils and adenoids;
added "After .'a 'waiting ` period . 38.00 19:00;
TOTALS--$ ' 98.40' $: 49:20
OPTIONAL 0.--• Term Life ' Insurance Fro-
tection .av'ailable for both the member land
spouse if they have ,not reached age. 55.
No physical ` examination. required at this
EACH 24.0
time _ 0, 24.00
TOTAL ANNUAL 'COSTS --x$122.40 $ "73:20
WE' • PAY CLAIMS IN;ACCORDANCE • WITH : THE FEES
AS . .SUGGESTED' BY THE SCHEDULE OF ::FEES` 1955
(WITH : AMENDMENTS 1956, 1957, 1958) ••
HURON' CO-OPERATIVE . MEDICAL
SERVICES
For Further Information, Write to or Phone
G. M. WEDLOCH-Secretary-Treasurer.'
Phone Hunter• 2-9751) P O = Box 256, •Clinton,
or Russell . T Bolton, . R.R 1, Seaforth
Ed. Sinnott, Miss Shannon Sin-
nott of Detroit and friend visit-
ed friend's; here this •. week -end:
Mr. Norman • O'Connor and.
-daughter--,--Patr-icia,--and- Mrs_
Brown spent the week -end . in
Neustadt:
TO: `LAUNCH MEAT
PACKING PLAN
(By J. Carl Hemirlgwa►)
The bignews of the past week
wa' the decision of: the Ontario
•
o Producers .',to sponsor the
fo ; ation. of Farmers' Allied
Meat . Enterprises. By; taking the
first' letter of each word we
halve FAME which,' will .be the
brand named : under which ' the
top ;quality. products . of this or
ganization will be sold.
,fRy; making- this decision • your
representatives : have made it
rich. possible for 'your products to be
sold through an organization'
.Which you, the producer,' can
control: You will notice.; that I
' said you. can .'control. Whether
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KUNGSBRIDGE
Mr. • and . Mrs. Eugene Dalton
and family` of Royal Oak, Mieh.
spent the week -end with Mr.
Mrs.. Mark Dalton. and:. 'family.:
I1hey attended the baptism' of
Bridget Mary, daughter of Mr.
and ' Mrs. Mark Dalton, sponsors
were Mr, and. Mrs. Eugene
Frayihe. Also present for the
event was •I 1r. D. I, asj`aline of
Goderich: /1
Mr. and' 1VIrs. lack McConyille
and . baby. of Scarborough visit.
ed; with' Mr. • and Mrs. Clifton
Austin over . the week -end.
Miss M. . :O'Neill • of Goderich
Spent the week -end with Mr: &
'Mrs. " Robert Howard, Work is
;progressingrapidly on the new
home of Mr. and . Mrs. Howard
on the former Buckley, farm:
• Mr. and • Mrs. Eldon • YAustin
have purchased the . °residence of
Patrick Sullivan. '
Congratulations to Mr. and.
Mrs. Frank Doherty on the ,ars
rival of a :baby daughter.
Mx% and Mrs. II Brace •,. Mts.
'You do control it or not will de-
pend on whether .or not yoti are
.willing to take an interest' in it,
keep up. to date on the inform"-
tion, . and offer your suggestions.
for improvements.. •
In the past we have relied on
Government for the power . to.
control the selling: of our pro-
ducts and in 'many Gases this has
beena decided benefit. However bets . completing • projects. was
it has 'become very apparent 'that, continued for , another . year on
this is not a solid foundationfor motion of George. Moncrief and '
a long term
ernme nts an change their p:Harold ot Pla s for 'the annual meeting
,icy or even be defeated. in
. the form of •a bantluet at
This, is 'a big step for farmers' Dungannon on November• 11th
of 'Ontario to take, as it will pro- and appointing delegates to the
vide' for the slaughter of not on- annual Provincial • meeting in •To-:
ly hogs but also for cattle and ionto, .On October 31st, Novem-
lan bs ' • bei 1st aild 2nd took a consid-
To*gave yoti some idea of speed; erable• portion of the meeting's.
With: which an 'organization of time. Bill Noss was asked ,tie be.
thiskind'' can grow the general a delegate on 'motion, Of Cliff
manager, , 1r, Courteau of the Crozier and Robert Boak. Bill
Quebec Co-operative packing Hunter as. president, is also a
plants told' us that in a matter delegate with •1•Tugh McWhin-
of five or• six years this enter- hey named as alternate.
prise has grown from. nothing to
the point that it is now_ slaught-
ering 27% .of ` all .the livestock
produced• in Quebec and:.within
5 years .epests. to be /processing.
7.5% 'of the Quebec livestock. •
In spite of obstacles . and top
competitive. prices this . Co -Op
returned $900,000 to its members.
as well as.' retaining $450,000 for.
expansion. These figures could`
be .multiplied by. 4 ifall—
live-stock hadbeen:' : marketed this
sway:.•
.ASHFI'ELI) F A.'
PLANS BANQUET
The Directors •. 'of: . Ashfield,
Federation. Of Agriculture met at
the .Twp. tihali on, October 19th
with .President Bill : .Hurter in,
the chair .and: reporting • on the,
county meetings, and finances..
The secretary -treasurer's . re
'porgy . was adopted on motion of
John Ritchie :and Cliff Steward -k,
The Luckow and Dungannon
Agricultural •,Societies tivere gig-
en. grants'' of $10.00 each ori mo
tion of Jack•Graham` and' -George'
Moncrief. •
The ' Dungannon Women's Itis.
stitute ,was .given a ' grant of
$25.00 'for •assisting with the
T.Bsurvey on' .mption of. Jack
Gra.ham and ',Robert Boak.
The $2.00grant to 4-1{ , men?