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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-05-20, Page 17WED 20t hr MAY' 20h„ 10 ., . ,..,. Tom, .WCKNoW SENTINEL, LUCZNOW, ANTA:RIO PAGE; FIMEN EN rednesday will .be fine • 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 member-of-the-family";-with the habit of getting things done. When you' look backover your day, it's: some- times surprising to 'realize in just how many little ways the telephone has helped you . • .'how: it . adds so- .much convenience and 'comfort to, everyday living: • .THE ®'ELL TELEPHONE.COMPANY OF CANADA The Directors ` of the.• Huron. County Federation: of Agriculture held their. regular monthly °meet- ingMay„ 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 0.1+.A..' for Study. In response to a. request from the'0overninent .for - suggestions to .increase the ,percentage voting. 1Vlunicipal elections it ' was suggested that therate of pay. 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 all• .in' its power to encourage everyone' to vote, , • the O.F.A members 'meeting. of May 7th. A -good portion of the time was spent in discussing. the .new ,support' price On . dairy pro- ducts, particularly. on milk pow- • d r Withformer 'loor of e , the...Wf ,... 15c. on spray •powder in: bulk' the consumer is. .paying 35c per ib package. Now that the floor has been• dropped to .10C it will, be 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. real need to .Five 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 fanners favouring this . project. Mr. Miles expressed appreciation to the Federation . for the time and effort in carrying out. this. 4. Presbyterian, 'Church. W:M.Sr: The May meeting of the after- noon Auxiliary of the Presbyter- ian Church resbyter-ianChurchmetin. the .Sunday :School room on May 6th; with the United Church W.A. as their :guests and with an attendance of, 43. The President, Mrs. Clare Ag- new presided and Miss Margaret. Malcolm-: was at the piano..'The. meeting opened with Hymn ,541, followed, by prayer by ,Mrs.Ag new, after which the • aim and purpose of the V.M.S. was re- peated, followed by', a 'portion` from .Acta. 9.. Mrs. Chas Mason read the message from the Study. $ooj{x. -after . which :Miss Mary., MacLeod • gave a reading "Rock ) of Ages" assisted by Mrs.Phillip Stewart in song. •An instrumental by. Miss Margaret' Malcolm was much enjoyed after .which .Miss Dorothy 'Douglas gave a very in- teresting account of her work in Formosa,. and of the. need of, trained workers' •in that., island,. where ' she' has laboured since , 1931. A solo ' by : Miss Margaret Rae- was: followed by by • Mrs. Russell. •Mr favoured with , a delightful solo. A social 'half hi�ur was .spent with the Presbyterian Auxiliary sere Mrs. Earl White's home with 15I members .present, The roll call was answered by exchange of plants, Mrs. Havens presided and '. opened the meeting by • all; re- peating the' motto and. the theme prayer. Mrs. Alex 1VleNay had charge of the Devotional period. The theme "Humility", do noth- ing for selfishness or conceit. but' in humility count others better ,than •yourselves. Mrs. A. Struth-' ers read - the, scripture .lesson, Mrs. 1VMNay gave the meditation,. and prayer. Mrs. - George Whitby gave. a splendid ' report on the Presbytery at Chesley: Mrs. John Nicholson took the chair for the program that followed.. Mrs. Ver- non Hunter gave: two nice read- ings. Mrs. Mall 'and Mrs., Havens gave' tiara musical numbers ' on. the' auto harp .and nnouth,, organ that: were enjoyed. ' The benedic- tion closed the meeting. ' A con- test, lunch, and a social hqur followed,' , Mrs. Etta, Roberts thanked • the' hostess and all that helped 'with the meeting in •any. way. ,• 0 0 1 • Any.Gov-ernment Deficiency Pay anent. yvll apply only on . ' properly graded'wools. Secure the .utmost by patronizing the', organization that mad a this possible. SHIP-- COLL1CT TO . Our Registered : Warehouse No. 1 Weston,. Ontario Obtain, sacks and,, -twine • without charge fronTE PHILLIP' H. ;SER RJR. 5,.'Lucknow •. ' or .by 'Writing to. CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE , .WOOL GROWERS LIlViITED' 217 Bay Street, Toronto, Canada .. SANDERSON'S Group III Woman's Association Ladies' and Men's Wear --85 ' Mrs. J,• W 'Joynt'was hostess„ Fashion Millinery . for the May' meeting, ' with 25 • • nernbers , present. Mrs. B. Elliott • • ' a reading presided, the theme of our'. meet. FOUNDATION. s; .'Hewitt ing being "HIumility.” Miss M. ' GARMENTS Rae , read the .scripture lesson . , and 'Mrs. H. Houston the medita-s: By an ex erienced Corse iere . tions. Mrs., `Elliott led: in 'prayer:P sung ,in keeping with' the devo= :ing afternoon tea 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 convener` gave : n a favourable report. Mrs. Reavie asked ° for tons Mrs. Elliott in prayer: i led : Arrangements for . flowers in the ' 'tribu.te§ . • to mothers • by famous church for May were, made, and •authors• were read ' by Mrs• •. R. . considerable planning. in 'regards Ackert, Nirs. K. Cameron, Mrs. to our. bake .sale at. the lake. Fri- I W. Drennan, Mrs ' Coward ,and day, ;July.;, loth. Mrs. E Taylor. Mrs. C Campbell.' -Mrs, O. Rich- .° gale the 'treasurer's. 'report and. , ards and Mrs . K. ' Cameron re Ported on• the : Presbytery ' me t 1Vlss A. "Webster, Christian Fel-, Ao , . Yt, . Y e. lowship. The ':program committee ' ing held in . Chesley, April 30 quiiters for .Red Cross "quilts - be -1 of Miss` A. Webster; Mrs. E. Tay- ti-lymn 394 and the Benediction. •• ing quilted May, , 20th in the`l for and .Mrs C Hallam "carried 1 closed the meeting. A contest. and 'Council Chamber. Mrs. Howe . .out a` "Mother's. �D'ay" Theme" in social time' was then enjoyed. r p xt , y y1 most- ,• t. t.. d fitting. Y e o ed on 'Bruce . P'resb' ter ' a. os m eves mg an Two, of our . local ladies, • Mrs ' manner Mrs Hallam opened .Hoag ,and Mrs. Kenneth Cameron ; with, a scripture reading, which ;contributed reports to the .Pres-• L *as:.followed 'bjy a vocal' .:duet, bytery, on Devotions and on Life I"My Mother's' Bible" by .Mrs• R_ Membership. Mrs.: Gordon Brooks; Ackert •and .Mrs, H•' Houston. ac - was . in charge • of the program, '�companied Eby Mrs... J: W. •Soynt.. theme TheChristian !Mrs:.. Taylor_ gave `two., lovely em Chr..st an Woman in readings,. -.atter hich all. joined Her Home. A : skit depicting thew various ways a woman can • to.- l in singing a Mothers Day song:' fil ; this priviledge was • j capably';': Mrs.. ,Joynt gave a reading, and carried out by • Mrs, G. Brooks Mrs.. R. H. 'Thompson, ,Mrs Wal-!' ••. den and Mrs.; Finlay. Miss Helen Thompson .solo, This is My Task, was very app;r/opriate:. Steward- ship of Time Gvas title. of read- ing . by Mrs. Reavie. The scrip- ture lessons John crip-ture'.:lessons:John '13,' 1 to13' and ; Proverbs' 31, 10 '•to 31. were . read �`.' by Miss Flora Webster and : Mrs. Cliff Crawford. Mrs. Mac iDiar: mid thanked the comi iittee and- those assisting •withthe program., Hymn 39'3 and Mizpah : benedic tion closed the meeting. Coffee and doughnuts were ,enjoyed 'by all. Warren Zurbrigg reported .on canvass: ; Group.1 Woman's Association The : Ladies of Group • I of the Lucknow United Chinch met at 7ite, BROKEN DOLL cgcsinci 7/te BROKEN DOLL SI'''C/ BROKEN} DOLL • This - award-winning yew filin is now available to help. your, community.organize its own lafety council Traffic accidents and fatalities in your community can , be reduced bythe' activities of a Safety. Council. Many Ontario coiiminunities now have local councils. 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