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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-10-29, Page 8PAGE EIGHT THE LUC EPTQW SENTINEL LUCfKNOW, ONTARIO LUCKNOW DISTRICT HIGH, SCHOOL. emen• Inthe: High School Auditorium . er at8 I5 pm. Music by the Harbouraires Male Choir of . Goderich GUEST SPEAKER, MR THOMAS HOSKIN Dean ' of Men, University of . Western Ontario 'PRESENTATION OF AWARDS Valedictory Address by Ruth . Steer Adinission,::5. ST. HELENS Mrs. Millon• Taylor of-Meaford. has ibeen ,a: visitor. •with hercous- ins, . Mr: and Mrs: John Ca Peron and other relatives. • Mrs.° Wm.0Purdon ; has been, a patient. in the Wingharn and Dis- triot Hospital and : underwent an operation on Friday. Her .many friends hope for a speedy recov- ery. Mr, Stanley Snider of Benmil- Lay- men's ` ler': was guest,speaker forLa Y- men's . Sunday in ,rt the. " 'United Church. ; In his address . to the Young People he spoke on ;Sun- day •' observance: and church's: at= tendarice- and later spoke -from the . text, "Seek . ,Ye, First The ,Kingdom of 'God'` , : : The • sixtieth anniversary: of ; Calvin Church will will be celebrated next Sunday, with :;services ,at 11' and'` 7.30.'. Revd H. 1Vi, Wright, . a former minister,' of Monkton will be guest speaker. Special music in the evening will be provided `by a •quartette from the Luck - now United Church. You, are in- Suited We are sorry to report : that Tom Todd. is a patient in Private Patients' Pavilion General Hos- pital, Toronto, where he under- went nder event an operation ' on. Monday on the nerves of his arm. The, November meeting • of the Women's Institute. will be held in the Comrriunity Hall Thurs- day,'November. 6th at 2.30. Roll call, .quotation containing :the word peace. Mottos 'peace, .,. ,by Mrs. Andrew Gaunt. The report of •'the 'London , Area convention will be' given:by the delegates, Mrs. C. MacoDonald' • and Mrs. g.. Gaunt.:' Hostesses,. Mrs. G. ' 'Mac- Pherson, Mrs:`; Frank McQuillin. Mr. and Mrs. 'E..W. Rice were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs: WM, Redman at Orton.' DUNGANNON BOWI4NGkI EWS; The Cubs were the .big taam this week R. Parks was the best ,man for his, team with a grand,; Score of; 308 flat for single• •game... This .makes 'him .high for .the men.:; So • far; D. Errington was best • iady which. won them . 4 ,points from. the Zebras,' Boob Boak being best for the Zebras with his 633. ,Ruth Jardine was best for the ladies... The Squirrels took four points. from the Tigers. Al Hain- Ilion amIlton 'was'• high- for :his ' team... Gladys Hamilton : was best for ladies, The Tigers had "ladies' night" :as they al-Vbowled;` better than, the man. Orie lonely Tigeri ll': those,• tigere;xs ,,Shirle Cook bele g op" fo rr'her Team 'i ie` Beavers took four points from the Chpm',sinks,, L. Ashton being ,best for his team .and ' A: '`rhomo son being. best for the ladies. .C. 'Johnstone was top man for 'the Chipmunks; A.: Johnston being best for the ladies. The Lions 'took four points from the ' Goph- ers, B. Stewart ibeirng top, man for his team with ;his , . 95 flat, ,F. .Errington being the best ,for the ladies. 'Clarence Greer was best for ;his .' team, the Gophers.., , F. Button 'w'as best for the .ladies, ,o L:C a • Beavers ,12, Squirrels 11 oCub s?Team Standing F 11,Polecats10, Gophers 8, Chip- ert ' i Ze C ,flunks 7, Zebras '6 -, Lions 5, -. Nationar.Co-oPrwe ek is cur Coons4 .. ts and .CoOns are Pot 'changed as they 'were. bowling Saturday night. Wednesday, Qotober •29th,: 195$ •ui YOUR BARGAIN' FOODLAND GRANULATED SUGAR We Sell'. For: Lesa BUTTER, CANADA FIRST GRADE Stock -op . Special. 'Feature,: pound DOMESTIC' SHORTENING For All Your Baking., Bargain. 10 lbs. CEREAL BONUS. SAVE _ 16c Any 29c. pkg. of choice'r. , FANCY PEAS, 20 oz. Holly 'Brand, SAVE 10c. 1 pkgs. 3tifls49c, IT'S .TRICI OR TREAT 'TIME'hv; T Hallo` we'en Headquarters ior NUTS, /APPLES and.• CANDIES Values Effective . Pick Weaton'a October 30, 31; Nov; 1 HAM.'and WIENE., 119 Lucknow' ' ROLLS Phone .. ��' �, • • ss Fr shrieaa Guaranteed ' We Sell'for Le ' - � • 0-01 'fans further Pant `Renovation. erett Finn ` Mr and Mrs. Ev itga n z. Walkerton were guests . on Sun-' ACAF Clinton, spent a'' few'"days rently iheing observed which fo- cuses Co-operative movement has :made substantial' gains in. Canada, as bb 1957 statisticsOf ,. (According „.to, these ;figures, total day of the former s sister: Mrs. Last week' witki: his :parents Mr: a adian co -o to n Mr. Anderson membership, ir. C n,. . Harvey:' Anderson; and:' Mrs. 'Wilbur Brown,' ` l atives was 4628 000; at Decerther, familye- and attended anniver- sary • , • , Mr' ,and Mrs. `Keith Cranston � '� V Hume 'Of � .business ,in-. services at the United 31, :1957. , o sail visited friends at,:Newton ori Sun- <,, . . • - creased :$39,000;000 ,and member Church: day. • . / ch equity' went up `over ; $.15,000,000. Mr; and', Mrs : Isaac Cranston, 1Vierrnbers, of the: United Ch• Canadian: co-operatives, •turn over W. M. S, .were guests.last Thugs their dau• ,hter, .Mrs:: A es F erf; W: visited g , Agnes of Port Alb :. about $1,162,000,,000 per year not ady afternoon ,• Durnin Godei'•ich• on Sunday.. interesting including: insurance or credit , M, S, . and heard an.int g Mrs. Cliff McNeil,.:and, Mr: and M , . cooperatives nor ,co Mrs. A I. Flemming, _ over- . Canadian c P .address by- ` ..family. Nile, ' attended an � if • of ttie late Archbishop Flem hayingspent a number of ming . .ears of , christian Work • • in . the Y Arctic: Ken. '. Brown, instructor: Mr. , ` attention on tie fact that' .................,.................., It Pays To Insulate 0o ca>iY.: save up to 35 Percent on your Fuel : Cosh by insulating 3" Insulation Batts 2" Insulation Batts Granulated Insulation Zonolite Insulation f For Those Hard To `Get At Places.:' ;• ' • There Is' A .Tremendous 'Saving By, Doing YourOwn •6 Insulating ASK FORA FREE E5'FIMATE Sarn s►s 9 Lt: 10 inch x 12, inch Glazed 8 : Lt, 10 inch' x 12 inch . Glazed 6 Lt. 10 inch x 12 inch Glazed 4 Lt. 10° inch x 12 inch Glazed 4 Lt. 10 . inch 'x 14 inch Glazed "WESTEEL" SECURITY RIBBED iIvanized Roofing •l , " ' . "- coverage, on. �`Westec• RooFing gives you a. full . 32- �2. the sheets • SIZES 114 STOCK 6 •feet • to 12 feet. . FRESH CEMENT EMENT ALWAYS . IN STOCK '. sary services at : : the Dungannon United, Church and were'" guests, r of.,Mr. Mr. aud� Mrs. Omar B :: o¢, , Mr and Mrs. Wm:. Begley of Leamington :,'w ere, visitors, 'last, :Friday' with Mr. and Mrs. '.Mason•.Saskatchewan in co: McAllister a n d to Mr. and 'Mrs:'. cond ...co - Richard .Park.,'. operativeb u:'s i n e s,s volume Miss Clara Sproul, Stratford' is amounting to•$204,000,000. spending a few days at home. But co-operatives ..-are m o r e than. just'" abusiness to, members. •Nit and: Mrs: Tom, Blake :havethe co-op Brat ve_`is an gone to London 'to spend .a while To °them, . with clvor' theiarnd daughMistsers Olive ,Be:. 'farmer for the' farmer, and. 'con- The latter : isnot in ` very good: trolled hand operated . Eby the f ar- healtli, • • • : neer ' through democratic repre= e'C:GLT: Met *in the United;. sentation on boards' of ,directors Ttih �.. - church under the leadership of Service at cost;:' prorationof say Mrs. Marvin Durnin and Mrs. K. '•K. Dawson: The', election of Officers' resulted .as follows: Ypres.,. Karen: Dawson; vice-pres„ San= dra •'Brooks;' treasurer;' Jewell operative wholesale operations, which "totalled: $219,000,000. -These' two' figures' added together'total $1.,381,000.,000 which is 3.9% : of the to 1 usiness revenue in Can- ada for or �957. Ontario • ranked: se- The e-• , 1 ings, nonpartisanship and, noses tarianism are firmly established principles ;in the, true , co -opera., tot's'' mind. : The fact' that the farmer is his own, wholesaler and in some cas- es ,his, own ',processor, brings him closer to the .consumer. and . enab- les retain control over, 'him t •o his product through to the retail- er. Co-ops etailer.:Co-ops ' havebeen .ibuilt in this. cou ..ona , self-help ,:basis : an:d. hav grown :from- insignificance some 45.ears a o . to an import Y g. ant part ' in. the ibtisiness 'and' social phases - of Canadian society. In 'Ontario the ' first farm sup- • • Ply -oo-operative' :was called ,the Un it e d ,:Farmers 'Cooperative Com an Limited,. and;, it began P Y operationts in 1914:: It was engag ed in : ,buying, and selling farm supplies ;to the best :'advantage its members. After a ,' shaky period during . the' depression, the: company began to progress :Up to. 190 it was owned by indivi-, dual shareholders,; but a' change-. .over took ,P lace and , with : it ='a .name• .change.'The new namewas the United Co -Operatives of; .On- tario. ''Mernbe rship is limited; to local, co-operatives • now rather than individual ' farmers, but ° the farmer retains, ownership through his shares in ` his. local' co -opera- tive:' •• our own. area; the Luck Here in . o .,• •now . District' ' Co-op, after reor +ganizing, in • 1947 is'making great ;progress, More than six ,hundred local 'people are ':members of the.. Co-op 'granted, not all .• of these members are active users of. the ' Co-op, 'but a great .number con. tinue'' to ' patronize their 'co-op The'Dungan ion- United. Church observed : anniversary : services. Sunday. This ; 'occasion' was the fiftieth year of ' the present edi=, Reed' and, secretary; ,'Heather',Ken- lice. ,which was `rededicated in nedy: �� •September after re decoration}', Mr. 'andMrs. Glen Huston ' (nee The guest speaker was. Rev Gor- Alrna Culbert), were honoured , don Geiger • of • Lucknow ' United at a dance reception on Friday Church, 'He remarked on the re, night .at the Agricultural. Hall;, dent beautification. year after year. : The young coupie w ; Tv'o large ••'bouquets of dark 'Each year.the'total ere read an ,Dollar VOL.: address by.' Mrs.. Richard ': Park red chrysantl eiriurr ,were near Jr. .and ,a. purse of money, present , the alter in memory of the late' ted' Eby 'Mr Harvey.' Culbert The Mr• and .Mrs. Herb Alton, placed groom 'responded with words 'of Eby their grandaughter:Mgrs. 'Wm :appreciation. 'The young couple i Bradley (nee" Ettabell Webster) ar residing on the :grooms farm • and; Mr: Bradley, Goderich. Miss at `' e . River. 'Friends present Eleanor Reed 'played violin.,ni;us= from a distance :were Mr. and. ic, as ',preludes accompanied by,: Mrs: Jack' Richardson, Aylmer, her 'Mother' Mrs. Allen Red, and. who•••were •guests of Mr: and Mrs. also `played! a. solo, ." One Sweetly: Nel$oh Culbert.' .Solemn Thought" ' accompanied their first 'meeting at the • home. ; g, The Dun anion 4'th. Club held • by Mrs, .Leroy• Stinger at the or- of the -leader. Mrs gin. • There were six girls present The' `Phe choir, sang an :anthem, "Sinlg, new officers elected were prese ,unto the ,Lord." Rev: 'Roy Ken - Marie p' res., . Lynda ' . Webster sang Black, vice=' nedy and 'Miss 'Lois We Blake; . secretary,Joanne Crozier, a 'duet, .. • Black; gi',. Mrs; Crozier •discussed with the i In the evening, LJm'rbach, A « `soloist arid he and Miss Mary members Food Guide''' to lieay • was . N mons rated how to measure flour Finnigan a choir member assisted th . Mrs. Chester Finnigan de tgaret Rae sang a duet Sa dr t correctly. with piano accompaniment. Mr,, ,James Thorne, spent 'the "Rev 'D, J: Lane . of Clinton; ad- week -end with his son 'Mr..Iaek dressed,' the' Erskine* Presbyter-. Thorne, Port Elgin.. ' 'Ilan L�hirch, congregation' on, Sun - Mrs. • H geld 'Elliott has `been day afternoon 'in exchange with in''London where her father, Mr the minister Rev, ' Wallace Mc- Roy McCreight has been quite ill ' Clean, who preached anniversary in the hospital in Palmerston, j services' at Alinton. time of. goods and Service pro- vided iby the Co-op has increased and as a' result, the volume ,for the: present fiscal. year, which ends October 31st.,, will be well: over $400,000.00. 'Had, this vol- ume of business been transacted ' away from'. the coop; much of Y thc' •earnings on that busines'. would. not be recovered .by the patrons ' ' ti Citizens 'of this • area can he proud in the knowledge that' they have done their part, to increase.; 'the Canadian Co-op Volume ,to more than'a Billion dollars per .year. / k At this :time the `local Co-op is planning' ol'urther renovations .to its 'fertilizer plant. These . al terations will be completed this' fall and will assure ,patrons ,of • .better• service and greater earn-. ings' on fertilizer for next Spring, Ye's,, the Liccknow District Coop is keeping pace with the national trend in co-operative and is• preiticl to take part in National Co-op Week