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Twenty-sheyoung people from
e three churches, •Blakes, ' Hack-
tts and Zion, ,that cornprise the
thfield United Church Circuit,
oined the church by profession of
sith at th..e Sunday morning sere
ce at Slakes Church;..•
pictured., leftto right, are,:, w.
first Crow, .Donald Book, Barbara •
rNilkins, Marilyn Brooks, Charlene
.Anderson, 'Melvin Irwin, .Jannet• •
Blake, Greg Blake, Janet Ritchie,.
'Ronnie Menary, Rosalea Hackett,
Brian Alton, Brenda Ritchie,
William Irvin;
.Second row,' left .to tight,
'Rev. G. `W . Kaiser, minister of
the. Ashfield charge. Jerry Irvin,
Rosalene Phillips, Jack -Cameron,.
Elva Ritchie, Fred Phillips, Diane'.
Zinn, Janke Kilpatrick, Jim Doak
Ivan Cranston, Nancy Kirkland, .
'Ken Phillips, .Linda Little, Gary.
Blake.
West Wawanosh
Rep For 25 Years'
RALPH. D. MUNRO
Ralph D. Munro, ,72, of Auburn,
who was.active in community :aff-
airs for many years; died Tuesday
at his home.
Mr, Munro was the West Wawa-
nosh representative on: the Goder-
ich:District'Collegiate Institute
Board: for 25 years and'served 'on
the Auburn•council •for:2B.,years.
• Bom in Auburn, Mr. 'Munro'.
was•a son of the :late Dineen Muri-
ro and Plena Blair.
He was a:mtrchant in Auburn •
retiringtwo years ago. •
Mr. Munro, was a member. of
Carlow Morningstar Masonic Lodge
Blue Lodge and Moca Shrine, and'
was a past DBGM' of.the district.
Mr.• Munro' is survived by his
wife, the former Ivirtle MacEach-
ern; daughters, Mrs. Robert (Mary)
Ling, Guelph; 'Mrs. Bert (Zeta)
Baechler, , Goderich . stepsons
Donald Yungblut. Portland, ,
Bre.; Robert. T angblut, Ottawa,
brother," Elwin, Orangeville.
.The'funeral serv,ice:was:held
at.2.p.m. Friday in. Knox'tJnited
Church;: Auburn ;'• with 'burial/ in
Maitland Cemetery, Goderich.
Arthur Funeral Home, Aubtun..'
was •in charge,_ .. ___
wando..Huntoris..--.
H.W.I. Speaker ••...
(Kinlough' Mews)
' • The H. W.I. met on Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
William Kempyn., The president,
Mrs., Harold Haldenby, was in the
chair, and the meeting opened -
with the Odeand the Mary Stewart
Collect.: 'Correspondence was.
dealt with:. •'It wai decided to ask
,for 'the: film ":Horn of Plenty".
Mrs; P. A . Murray reported on •
Home Economics and Health.The
report on'Citizenship and Educa-
tion was given by Mrs. Raynard
Ackert;: it was planned that the
members visit the 'court house ;at.
Walkerton when court is in session:
Mrs..Raynard.Ackert and 'Mrs.
P. A. Murray will be hostesses.,
for. the June (evening) meeting.
Delegates were appointed to att
end. the Bruce. South District meet-.
•ing to be held at Ripley on. May 27
Mrs. Harold Haldenby gave a ,
splendid report • qn the • Guelph
Conference which the attended. ,
Mrs. Jim Smith gave the ,courtesy .
remarks. Mrs,. Tom Hodgins was '.
in charge, of the program'. : Motto;
Great to, be a Canadian, Mrs, 'Jim
Smith. Topic, Canada, with Wan-
da Hunter, guest speaker.: Wanda
-is-from the Lucknow District H igh
School and has wonat several
Public speaking contests. She was
placed second in the Ontario Semi=
Finals. Roll call, Name one of
the fathers.of Confederation;. Mrs.
Jim Smith conducted a Provincial:
Bouquet contest, ..and also was
auctioneer for the sale of.slipSand
bulbs.... The meeting closed by
singing -God Save, the. Queen, ;and
Grace , ,' and a delicious buffet
lunch was served..
• Congratulattonswto: Jean Sutton.
.whd has.been chosen Free Press •
Queen from the Lucknow' District.
High School. On.Friday, May 13
she toured the new;•London Free
Press building.
The W. A. and•Evening Workers
meeting was held on Thursday; of
ternoosi at the home of Mrs. ' Gert
rude Walsh. Mrs. 'Roy Schneller
presided. The. 34th psalm was,
.read by Miss May Boyle , . and Mrs.
Bert Nicholson gave the Mothers . -
Day meditation. The word for •
the roll call was."spirit". The
Deanery Allocation was . accepted.
A letter wasread: from Mrs.; Harvey
of Hanover, Deanery. Secretary,
and also a letter on •the Diocesan,
Workshop. The Deanery meet-
ing will be held at the Church of .
the Messiah Kincardine;'on Fri-
day ,
riday, June 3rd Money was receiv-
ed for quilts. Mrs. Stewart Mc-
Intyre of Culross, Manitoba, will.
.receive the quilt won in the draw.
Despite the fact dairy cattle were fed well all
winter they could lose weight if. fed .only lush,
green pasture. Pastures are high in protein but
low in carbohydrates and energy.
SHUR-GAIN. PASTURE DAIRY RATION is high
in carbohydrates and , thus provides the energy
in lush greenpastures. Maintain your
lacking gr , .. , .. ..
herd production throughout the early growing,
season with SHUR-GAIN PASTURE DAIRY
RATION.
:A letter was read by Mrs. Ronald
'Thacker from Rev. and Mrs.:Stan-
ley 'Potties of. Big Trout Lake
thanking the ladies for a bale which
was sent a short time ago. Mrs.:
Jim Smith. thanked.the hostess.. •
The :meeting closed with prayer.
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• There were 15 ladies. present and
the, afternoon was spent in quiilcing,
after which a delicious lunch was.
served by the hostess and comrnitt
ee.. 'The June hostess will 'be
George. Graham and . will be a d. eve'
• otional meeting.
TRY ADVER ISING
A :hen is ;not supposed to .have
Much common sense or tact
• Yet every time she•lays an egg
Mecackles., forth the fact.
A rooster hasn't got a lot
Of intellect to show,
But none •the less most roosters
have •
Sense enough to 'crow,
'The'mule, the most despised of:
beasts,:
Has a persistent way,
Of letting folks know he's around,
By his insistent bray.
The • busy little bees they buzz,
Balis bellow and cows mob, •`,-
The watchdogs bark, the drakes
they 'quack,
And the dovesand' pigeons code
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'The peacock spreads his tail and .
squacks, o-•
Pigs squeal and robins sing;.
And even serpents know enough,,
To'hiss before they sting.
But Man, the greatest masterpiece
That nature could devise;
Will often stop and hesitate,
Before ben advertise,
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