The Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-05-20, Page 15WF,DNE$DAY, MAY 20th, 1959
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When it's: time, to have :the dentist check
daughter's teeth, Mrs. Smith naturally reaches.
for the telephone, that helpful `member -of -the
family" with *the .habit of getting things done.
When 'you : k ok back . over your day, it's'. some
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ALL_ TO ;VOTE
The Directors ' of : the Huron
County.Federation. of Agriculture
held1their regular monthly meet-
.ing May twelth.
A resolution requesting ',that
,• the Department of Highways
give more serious consideration
• to avoiding the destruction- of
valuable . farm lands • Was to- be
forwarded. •to :the C:F.A. for
study.
In response to a request • from
the Governrrnt .for suggestions
to, increase the Percentage voting
in Municipal:' elections it ' was.
.suggested ,that the rate • ofpay
for Councillors set\',by the' Dept.
'of ,Municipal. affairs :'should be
raised. Also: • it 'was felt that,
since` this Was a .privilege of citi
zenship- in. a free ' country, ; the'
Federation.. should . do allin its
power to encourage everyone to
vote..
Warren Zurbrigig reported ,on
the O.F.A.:.members' meeting of
May;7th A `good'.portion of the
time wash 'spent in discussing, the.
new support price on dairy Pro-
ducts, :particularly ori milk pow
of
der. With the former floor o
15c' on Spray powder in bulk the
consumer . is paying' 35c . per .lb
package. Now 'that the floor has
been ' dropped . to • lOc . 'it willbe
interesting to see if–the retail
price drops. to 30c. •
The announcement of W, C.
Good's 'book on the history' of
farm organization •in Ontario was
most welcome. The;County. Fed-
eration is ordering 10 copies for
re .sale to :anyone wishing this
book.. •It should'' ,'fill • a read need
to give . us a back , ground into
what has ' happened.. in the ' past.
Mr. Doug Miles, Agricultural
representative reported that the.
Brucellosis. canvass:. had been
completed with about 90%' of the
farmers' favouring this project.
Mr. Miles expressed appreciation
to the Federation for the time.
and effort in 'carrying out this •
canvass. •
Mrs: Earl White's home with 15
members. Present 'I1 roll ,tail
was ' answered by exchange' of
plantsaMrs, Havens presided and
opened e meeting it e
pealingthe motto and ;th e theme
Presbyterian Church WAS. prayer. Mrs.. Alex McNay had
charge of the .,Devotional period.
•The .May ,meeting .of the after- .
noon• Auxiliary of the Presbyter themeE
The: • Hurrulity , do Doth
ion urch . met in the Sunday in Ihumxlity• count otl �r .:better:
School room on May 6th, with than -yourselves. Mrs,:. A. Struth
the United Church W.A. 'as their : •
g sts and with an attendance of, ers read ,the scripture lesson.
Mrs. McNay ' gave •the meditation
43. The President, Mrs. Clare Age; and. prayer. Mrs. • George Whitby
new presided and Miss : Margaret gave , a splendid report on the
Malcolm, . was at, the piano. The presbytery at Chesley. Mrs. John
meeting opened ,with Hytrin, 541, Nicholson took the -chair for the.
followed' by prayer by Mrs. Ag -.program that followed, 'Mrs, Ver-
new-, after which -' the aitn arid. non Hunter gave two nice read-
purpose of. the W M.,5:' was.re- ings Mrs Hall and Nits Havens
on
from Acts. '9.` Mrs. Chas Mason. the auto harp; cilli molifih. 'organ
read the :message, from `the Study 'that were. enjoyed. The° benedic
:Book,, ' after which Miss 'Mary j tion c losed ' the ' meeting A con -
MacLeod gave a reading' "Rock ';test,' lunch, arid a social hour
of Ages" assisted ' by.' Mrs. Phillip followed. . Mrs. , Etta Roberts
Stewart .iti'song. An. instrumental thanked the hostess and all that
ing for selfishness or conceit but
Cli
pealed, ` followed by ' a portion gave two ,musical nunLbers
much en' oY ed Margaret
af er which Mi lalmlin was helped with the meeting in any
way. .
Dorothy Douglas gave 'a very in-
teresting account cif the needher work in of
Formosa; and •of Group IU Woman's Association Ladies' and Men's Wear -85
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trained workers in that island, Mrs,; J, W. • Joynt `:was hostess..,Fashion Millinery
is
'where she has laboured . ince for the May meeting, with 25•
members. present. Mrs. B. Elliott
1931. ',A solo" by Miss Margaret:
FOU N DAT I ON ,
Rae.' was • followed • by a reading . presided, the •theme of our meet
by Mrs: 'Russell. Mrs. Hewitti ing' being "humility.'' .Mis !ext.,. ,
Rae � read the • scripture lesson G•A.�MENTS •
favoured. with.a delightful • solo. � �8 an ex erienced Corsetiere . .
anti Mrs.. H., Houston the medita• .;�' y p
A social half hour 'was : spent with•
the `Presbyterian' Auxiliary sere-.
tions. Mrs. '.Elliott led m.prayer.
fternoon tea. tions. ;Mrs. Elliottlei the levo=� � �
sung ., in keeping With
(d in prayer.
' Arrangements for flowers . in the . tributes to , mothers • by famous
church for . May were made, ' and authors , were read ' by' Mrs. R.
considerable planning'; in regards Ackert, Mrs.. K: • Cameron, Mrs -
to our bake ••sale:at 'the lake Fri- I'.W. Drennan, ;Mrs: Coward and
day, •, July. 10th.. $ Mrs.. E. 'Taylor ,Mrs. C. Campbell. 'Mrs. 0. Rich
,ave .`'the treasurer's, report and 1 ards. 'and Mrs. K... Cameron re -
Miss
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` A'.' Webster, Christian Fel- !, ported on ' the Presbytery meet
lowship. The program committee' ing held: •,in Ch.esley, April ' 30.
quitters for Red,Cross quilts be- i. of Miss A. Webster, Mrs. E. Tay- a Hymn • 394'and the :Benediction
ing' quilted May 20th• in the Ilor, and• Mrs.' G.Hallam .carried.' closed the meeting:, A contest and
'Council Chamber. Mrs Howey 'out a "Mother's Day Theme" it social time was' then• enjoyed
;repot a on ruce : re li tery, � t. d •' fitting
Any Government Deficiency Pay-
ment wall apply only on
properly graded wools,
Secure the utmost by patronizing' .
the organization that made this .
possible, ' a
SHIP COLLECT TO
Our Registered Warehouse No. 1
Weston,. Ontario
Obtain; sacks, and, twine
without charge from
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or by writing , to • • •
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WOOL GROWERS • LIMITED
217 Bay Street, Toronto, Canada
SA N D ERSO N'S •
ing a •
Woman's; ASsociation�Group 2
Group 2.of the W.A.`'met in
the• Church -Fellowship Room. ' in
the evening with 21 present: Dur-
ing. '' the business- .period, 'each
• cortvener gave • us"' a favourable
report.Mrs.Reavie asked for
t d B P s a most interesting ing an i ing
Two of our local ladies, Mrs. ' manner: Mrs Hallam opened.
Hoag and Mrs. -Kenneth Cameron 1 with a scripture reading, which
contributed reports to the Pres -1 was followed ' by a vocal duet, •
bytery, on Devotions and. on Life I "My. Mather's Bible" by 'Mrs: R:
. Membership. Mrs. 'Gordon Brooks
Ackert 'and.. Mrs. H. Houston ac -
.
c ' was ' in charge of. the program, reompanied''rby. Mrs: J. W: 'Joynt..
.theme. The Christian .'Woman in•Mrs. Taylor gave two ;lovely
•readings, after which all joined(
' Her Home•. • A' skit de lain the .
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Day' ;m sm
m ` a Mother's D son
Ivarious • ways a woman can • ful- , g g y g.
f'11 'th' ' '1 d IA Mrs Joynt gave' .a 'reading and
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is 'privy a ge was ,papa ' Y
carried out : by` Mrs. G. • Brooks,
Mrs. R. H. Thompson,' Mrs; Wal-
den and :Mrs.,. Finlay. Miss Helen
•Th.orimsons solo, This is`MyTask
•was very. appropriate.. Steward
ship of Time was title of read-
ing by. ,Mrs.. Reavie... The scrip
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Jure lure lessons John 13, :1 to13 and
Proverlis 31,. 10. to .31 were: read
by . Miss Flora Webster and Mrs.
Cliff Crawford. Mrs, Mac Diar-
mid' thanked' the committee and
those assisting. 'with the grogram:
'Hymn 393 and Mizpah .benedic-
tion . closed the meeting.- Coffee
and • doughnuts were enjoyed by
all..'
Group 1 Wot arc's, Association
The Ladies of Group I, of the
Lucknow ' United Church ' met ' at
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