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DISTRICT, 'RESIDENT; PAID.
VISIT TO SILVER
LAKE , W.I. .
The . October 'meeting of Silver
Lake 'W.I. was held at the home
,of :M'rs.. Clarence Hedley, with
Canadian Industries being the
theme for the day.. r •
The meeting opened ; with !the,
Ode .arid Mary Stewart Collect.
Mrs. Mabel Campbell . read the
scripture, Boll gallwas answered.
by a Canadian ;'mineral.. A letter
was fetid from Mary Lou Black
concerning the 4-1.1 . Club Girls.
roject for, the coming' winter and
Mrs; ,Clarence '1Vlouiton and .Mrs.
Ellison Hodgins were "chosen as
leaders:,
Plans, were made, . for some of
the 'members to attend the ' rally
•in "{Marton . on- October 16th., It
was, voted to give $5.00 to the
C141/1. Reports from the standing
committees were given by . Mrs.
Y
HITECHRCH, a ONT.
I..UCKNOW and. DISTRICT. AGENT`
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3:0CAL DONATIONS TO THE
CANADIAN BLIND, INSTITUTE
There has 'been a very gratify
ing response, to date bY. Luckunow
and district•residents in. 'Support
of . the' C.N:1 B. campaign. .Some
• of the contributions 'received .by.
the .local chairman, H'. D Thomp-
son; are •as: follows
Robert McIntosh " $5, • C.; . M. Hum
:phrey $5, W. A. Russel1.'$1, John
R. MacLeod $5, .' J. • McNaughton
. '$1, E. Groskorth $2, Mrs. George
Andrew $1, Miss .Elizabeth • Mur
die $3;, Mrs'. J: W. Henderson- $5,
Donald Henderson $10;' Alex An
drew $5, J. ': R. Lane:. $5, Mrs:
R V. MacKenzie ,$2a Miss Ruth
Thompson $5, S;, B: Stothers $15,
Mrs: Maud Sherwood $2,' Mrs..
Wm Campbell $2, "Miss Christina
Clarence Moultn and. s, a
Campbell' on historical research
and by , Mrs., Harold Banner
man on Home . Economics. Mrs.
Clarence He411ey was -chosen' . to
be public relations representat-
ive.in London on >Octaber, 20, 21 and
• 22, and Mrs, Charles MacDonald
Happy birthday was sung for) and Mrs. • Ernest Gaunt were 'ap-
Mrs. Bill Stanleys who had an: pointed as, delegates: Five dollars
p
yews
'GEN1
•t Yearn Ago
'Established ; 4ver� Th>;r 7�,
a ' • Telehones',
WEDNESDAY: OCTOBER 8, 1953'4 ;'
INS
Ong
HOWARD AGNEW
Bgslna�s 89 '
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Mcfaluillin, Mr§» Andrew Gaunt,
n'.•
HELENS and Mrs. Charles MacDonald are
the. committee to arrange for • the
dinner.' It: was decided' to observe
Remembrance. Day at:the Ceno
,taph on November 9th'with Rev,
Green as ;speakei., The 'topic "Let
Us Resolve, to be Better Citizens
was ably taken by the resolutions
convener, ;Mrs. Lorne Woods//. Mrs.
Residence 138,
.
'Volunteers To Paint Hall Porch ,
T'he.regular meeting 'Of the St.
Helens Women's a Institute w.as'
held Thursday, October ,2nd}: in the
Community Hall with 15 ladies
and 'three, children in• attendance.
The roll call was responded to by
er Next QYear," A later was read motto "Let us:. resolve to use -our
in regard to the ,_Tweedsmuir talents for. the good of ourselves,
Workshop to' be' held in: Dun- our, ,Institute' & our'community.
gannon' on Thursday; October. 30. , The program consisted; of a solo ; ^ '
The Area convention is to' be held by; Mrs. Andrew Gaunt, a' reading
by Mrs.- Wm. Rutherford and. a
r irbaday vitas voted to delegates'
. fund for the
contest by Mrs•. W. G, Humphrey,
A lovely, lunch wa's served by the'
hostess, .,Miss. W. D., Rutherford;,.
and d Mrs. W. G. Humphrey:: They
• Mrs, :Harvey Houston, the dis- blind. Mrs- C, McDonald reported .Were tendered a vote of thanks •
trict. president;. paid Ther official that the paint -for the hall porch by ' Mrs; Jim Aitchison,
visit to the branch• and gave a had been purchased and Mrs: W.
BORN..'
LANKSHEAR --=' at the Brantford
General Hospital on Thursday;
September 25th, to. Mr and lyirs
1. Lankshear,. .a daughter," a sister
for Doug, Cam ' and '' Jeff. Mrs.
Lankshear is a ' sister: of Mrs. M.
IL Corrin of Lucknow.
very interesting and helpful ad-
dress on`safety. in the hone and
on -the' farm;• dealing •With', fire
hazards: and other .sources , of ac
cidents which can be •controlled
a great deal with a little .care and
thougfit ;She closed with a few
good thoughts on the "Ten. Com
mandments for Young People:.'.'
Mrs. Clarence' Hedley. gave the,
.motto `'fie that soweth 'good
seed repeath 'a good harvest' ,
which :'Had' beenprepared: by Miss
Emilee Hyde. Mrs. Albert Young,.
the -convener, gave' the topic on
the history of salt Readings - were
given by Mrs Fred.,Mouton, Mrs.
Bill 'Stanley. .and Mrs Stanley
Cooper. Mrs. 'Fred Moulton con
ducted a 'Contest..Lunch, was ser-
ved by Mrs Harold-' Banner nan
and Mrs.. Ebner Bannerman,. The
next meeting will be on Novem
Carrick . $1 Jerry Cranston • 3,
Wm.'A. Schmid $2, James, Cam-
eron $2, G. C. Greer $2, ;Ernest
Blake :$2, Chas. Short $2; W. B:
Anderson $10, Dr.. M H; Corrin.
$10, ' Mary' J. Laidlaw • $2, Mrs:.
Annetta Bushell $10,: Wm. Irvin.
$2, .Dr. T. B. Cleland $10, Garnet
Farrier :$1., James Mathers $2,
Cameron .MacDonald $2, Morgan
Henderson $5; Miss. Gladys Mac-
Donald '$5, Alex F. McDonald $2;
L. C.,' Thompsoon $2.
For sound counsel and a fair price on a monument
correctly ,designed from equality material,
rely on
SKELTO;N MEMORIALS
Pat O't-iagan, Prop.
.: Phone 638-,vir
.'Walkerton
arr t
ber 5th at the home •of Mrs. Clar-
ence 'Moulton, the special, feature
being a bazaar..'•. of- homemade gifts
suitable' for. ; Christmas presents.'
G. Humphrey; Mrs. ' T. Todd, .Mrs.
Ross . Gammie, .Mrs. Frank Mc -
Q}
u`llin . and Mrs: Ci MacDonald
volunteered ' to ' 'put it on. The
ladies agreedto cater to the , -
Hur
on ••County -Federation banquet in
early November' in , Lucknow..
Mrs, 'Ernest'. Gaunt, Mrs. Ross
Gammie; Mrs.;. W.: G. Humphrey,
BORN
RAWN-In Winghiam' Hospital on..
Thursday, September 25,, 1958; to
Mr. and Mrs. Morley ,Rawn, R. R. •
1 ' Holyrood, a daughter,
deBOBR--'I'n • Wirgham' Hospital
on Wednesday, September 24,
195$, : to Mr. and Mrs. ;Peter .de
'Mrs Wm Rutherford, Mrs. Frank
Boer, R. R. 5 ' Lucknow, a son...
ALCOHOLISM, AND INDUSTRY`'
"Up'to six percent of .:your em
ployebs may '.be . " alcoholics. ° H
your firm is above average, one
of ,.every twenty workers is pro
•bably 'suffering from alcoholism."
- Business" 'executives' gave heed
to David Archibald when, he • chal-
lenged them. with 'these statistics
recently. He.` knows the facts. He
has:!. been Executive„ Director `of'`.
O n .t a ri o Alcoholism Research '
Foundation since. its .founding :in
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195 m
2`. These data came .through an''.
intensive' scientific' study of• in
dustries in one OOntaria county:
There is no reason to suppose that
they would not apply to industry
in :general '.
It is interesting to learn :that
A :chibald's keen •inte est in this /
ale-ohol; problem was awakened .by 1 .
the toll' liquor took am. ongst. fly=. o+ •
ing: officers during the war, A.
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pilot he saw lguor' end the career
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