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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23rd, " 11115
Rev. !ow StiaPp.
Minister
FEBRUARY 27th
,Q:00 a,m. Sunday School,
11 00 4an. Morning worship
L`. ucknow Guiders, ..BrownI$
Scouts and Cubs in at ondane0
::Company Met for Annual At Dungannon
fiv days prioro: e•
t th annual meet
Tl a 87th annual report of the. ...
West Wawanosh •Mutual Fire•Insur-
ance Company .will certainly .go
down as>one of the quietest on re-.
cord, but despite the small attend
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:once, .;a very good discussion per.,
iod was held at 'which time several
importantmatters were' discussed
The meeting was held in the
Parish Hall in Dungannon last Fri
day 'afternoon and. was presided
:over by president of the • company,
Paul. aesar of Dungannon.` He
reported a reasonably successful
year with an increase in surplus
• of $12,834• and an increase of in
surance in`force•of $1,926,278.
The surplus in cents • per hundred •
dollars of insurance in force was
up from 51.9 to 52.5. The losses
in cents, per dollar•'of premium
collected was 70.1,
:Frank F. ThO npson, 'secretary
.atreasur"er of the company, read the
minutes.`and the: auditors report by
Touche, Ross, Bailey and Smart
who were re -appointed as auditors
for another year on a motion of
artier Black and 'Robert Sowerby -
Article 21A "a policyholder
with intent':to':run as a:director of
° the corporation shallregister said
intent 7riththe secretary treasurer
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ing" was presented to the meeting ST• PETERi S.
and this : article was added to the
bylaws on ;a motion. of Reuben Wil-
son and Eldon Bradley,.
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• ' Three di rectors were returned
to office by acclamation. Donald
MacKay of Huron Township on a
motion of Ray Osborne and Don
Paquette, John F. MacLennan of
• Ashfield Township on a motion by
Jim Bradley and Jack Collinson..•
William' Wiggins of R.12:3 Auburn
on a:motion` of Ivan Rivett and..
Harvey Culbert.
Mr. Wiggins is vice president
of the•company. Other directors,
besides president Caesar, are Her -
son .Irwin of Belgrave, Ross McPhee
of R.R. 3 Auburn, Brown-Smytth'of.
Dungannon,Allan Maclntyre of
Lucknow!:and George C. Feagan •
of Goderich,
All, thedirectors present comm
• ented on the results of the:year and
how. the' company might be improv
•ed. Considerable discussion over
the past years has centred on the
advisability of hiring an inspector
and this matter was discussed freely
again.' Many feel that an inspect
,or would more than pay hisway. in
losses saved..., Three barn fires and
CATTLE, .CALVES and LAMBS . EVERY DAY,
EXCEPT SATURDAY
vie do Curing and Sing .; . .: Beef, Pork and •Lamb.
;Sold Whole, Half; or.. Quarter For Better Servvc ,
• And Lower Prices Ripley '11111.' -
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L nernaseope Ck our
'Starring: Burt Lancaster, Lee Rem Pamelaick, Paeia T'
• This is great full for all the family,. It's the West at its .enter
4 • • taininrg:best. Dae to rhe length. of this picture the Friday start-
: ing times be 6:30 and 9:15. On Wednesday and Tb
the regular starting time of 8:00 p.m. prevail.
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World Day. of .Prayer
Friday, February 25th at 2:30 p.m..
Lent 1
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY .27th
Church School 10:15 a.m.
Morning Prayer 11:15. a.m..'
• Wednesday Evening 8 p.m.
Diseussion'Group
Rev. Stanley E. Jay, B.A., B:D
Rector.
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev Roderick MacLeod
Minister. '
FEBRUARY' 27th
10:00 a.m.:Sunday School
. '11:00 a.m.' Morning Worship
DON'T FORGET THE BOY 'SCOUT PAPER
DRIVE THURSDAY, APRIL 14th ..
two house fire• in the last two
months of the.' year; marred what
wouldhave been a very„ good year
for the :company.. Considerable
discussion centred around raising
the -rates of the company wh,i,:ch.
was .described as.having as low a...
rate. as .any ui the area ,and operas
ingthe,cheapest of any in the
district.
A 5o ;across the board raise on
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' farm risks•would raise an:addition-
• al $22,000 m1/finely. The rate is
now 2,5e , It waspointed out that
-lightning--losses for .West. Wawa-
nosh -are the highest of any neigh
boozing coinpan}: and it was felt
. ••thalt.this was poosibly:because.
the policyholders'were located in•
a worse lightning area
The• feeling was'expressed that a
•• • source of revenue lies with cattle
• which are underinsured and that
• • these people are .riding on the .c oat
: • tails of those who insure their
0 cattle on;a: more. realistic level.
'The feeling by many was that in.
Creased rates should..be levelled
• where the losses have been. A .
breakdown by secretary -treasurer
Prank •Thompson indicated ,where
• . these heavy losses were.
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• The loss in cents, per dollar of,
• • premium collected indicates some
• very light urban losses while .rural
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• livestock and: buildings are paying
• out More than they are taking in.
Thursday
• ' urban dwelling 4c for every Si'
• collected; urban contents 15d;
• rural' dwellings 42d; rural contents
•: • 36 rural. outbuildings $1.06 for
•' every 81 collected; rural produce
• 98c;. rural. implement's 78d; self
• propelled machinery 40 live
stock 51..02; churches, schools•,
5ci, summer cottages nil;• other 29e R
,hatcheries,' brooders nil. Total
is "r 0.1 cents paid out � for every
-• 51 of premium collected.
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• Reference was made to the'fine
service of director George Feagan
of'Goderich who has spent many ..
months in hospital following an,
accident and who is still a hospital
• patient' and was unable to attend
the 'meeting last week. :
MRS, GEORGE KAY
Mrs., . George A. Kay,' passed
away at the Carruthers' .Nursing
Home, Kinloss Township, on Sun-
day, February 20th., in her:89th
year.
Mrs Kay, :the former Julia ,
Emma Green, was born in England,
on July 29th, 1877 She is sur-, .,
,yived by one son Stanley .Kay of,
' Lucknow, one sister Mrs. D.B.
Pegg.and a brother Alfred ..Green
both of Mount Albert,. Ontario..,
•The funeral servicewas field '
on Tuesday, February 22nd,' from
MacKenzie Mernorial Chapel
The officiating: clergyman was
Rev. . Rod MacLeod..
Interment .took place at 2, p.m
on Wednesday Rodney'Ceme
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