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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
PAGE ELEVEN
Purple Grove W'. 1'.
fficers
WHAT IS GOING TO H.APPEN TO
• pl-eaiaiit `std. -aybrought out -
18 members and 5 visitors to the
• Annual meeting of Purple Grove
Women's Institute which was held
at thelorne of Mrs. Bill Arnold'iru
-Ripley-.-the Meeting .was incharge
lof Mrs. Cecil Sutton and Mrs. Don,
McCosh../vIernbers brought,
program suggestions for next year.
• Mrs.• Morford Mackaypresented
the auditors report 'Conveners' re-:
ports.were given by Mit. Herb,
'Farrell, Mrs, Austell NeeclhaM,
Mrs. Jack Farrell, Mrs; Bill Arnold
speed aysnentntily within 30 d• ays:# Mrs George Harkness •presided for
. • . • . the election and installation of off-
, ,tt•,,,,,,f,4.1•1•1•R.11 • . •
icers, The following. slate of' offic -
• ers was presented by Mrs. Howard
•' VVIten you have a child or roach ;1
ormove to o new address
oz when you orenewly married.
To keep your OMSIP protection and to.
Had* Insurance Registration BOard,
Thompson and accepted: -
2195 Tong* Street, Toronto 7.
'President - Mr's. Cecil Sutton;
Vice-presidents. r Mrs, Francis
Boyle., Mrs. Earl Elliott ,'Mrs. Har-
vie Thompson; Secretary Ttteasurer-
Mrs. Don McCosh assisted by Mrs.
Don Reid; 'District Director -.Mrs.
George Harkness; P. R.O.
Norval Stanley; Curator -• Mrs-. Wrn:
Arnold; Hospitalization - Mrs. Vic-
toria Smith; Buying Committee -
Mrs. Howard thompson,
ton Collins and'Mrs: :Morford Mac
kay; Agric. - ,Mrs. Howard Thomp-
ton; .Frorne Ecl -Mrs. Jack Farrell:,
Res. ,- Mrs. Ben :Scott; Cit.
- Mrs. Don Gillies; Resol-
. utions - Mrs.. Russell Needham. .
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Wedow -Named' Building And • T.wo.neW Members were Welcorried-
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w. .• mrs '. Fred FOWler and Mrs. Harvey
11 we Ore to help
e iteecl kitoWi
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Maintenance Supervisor f Bruce Board Needham
• •: In charge ofiunth for; Rtial•Lear•
1,:eake Yeeristra„ C.A. has been
appointed accountant for the Bruce
CountyBoard 'of Editaation: A 'grad -
:ate of.Chesley,DiStrict•tiiih
:School, ,Mryeenstrahas been
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ployed Owen •Sound Firm of
Chartered, Accountants'. • • .• • •
• . •Narned.as Supervisor �fBuildings
,and.'Maintenance.ii Mel.WedOw of ,
1-lanOver who .had. been head of his
• : • own•contracting, firm: ,•.:• • .
told the Board• •
that ,action would soon be taken to.
• engage a Supervisor of Transport.
...•.'and Purchasing, complete the ••, :
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roster of those working underthe
direction ,of Roland Swanson, Stip-
, • eririte.ndent of Ousinessand :Finance .
QUESTIONS NEED' • '
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• ErniePringle•ohestioned the peed..
fOr engaginga Transport and. Pureti
asing Siiperyisor; He was told by '
Mr. Swanson that the appointee. ..
would- first haveto analyze a
wish, to deal compassionately With.
all operators who had given good
service. •
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"Who knows more. about bus' con-• :
tracts than the representatives at
this tbt?"askedMk, Pringle.
We used to• arrange the contracts
once a year and had nothing.mose
to do*. until next year" he. claimed ..
Other Board members felt,that this
was an exceptional record. .,• •
• ere s one problem in.rny ward
that I'll be glad to turn overto a•
Supervisor".."Rdss McRae declared.
' I keep 'getting Complaints abbut •
.one driver: • •
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Director.JA: Bowers assured the
Board that filling this position'
would only completetheminimal
standards for personnel recoinmend-
ed by the, Department of .Education: •
"The•purc,hasing agent ,can save
this Board 'several timet his salary'
ar--he stated; "dud if he
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doesn't do that ,, he won't be the
right man for the j°13 • " "
sent bus contracts and *arrange new
contracts, in line with the Board's
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Plan For Spring Concert
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Brookside' Public, School welcomes
everyoneto the .Spring Concert On'
Friday; Aprii.-11 at 8:15 p..m. The
claisroOmt that Will be taking part
in the programme are; ,one; four,.
six,' s . even,. e
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remainder Of the .roOms,•,took: part.
•' in The Chrittmas :Concert After the
vArret-Y--Pt0O-Mt1144-the--classr09,
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W, 0.1 be open so parents and friends
may tee some of the work that the'
pupils have been doing. ••
MEET: T HE, TEACHER
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• Mr. Finlayson teaches grade sever
inroorn eight , and the rotary sib
jects he teaches are science and
• boys' health. . '' •
' Mr. Finlayson grew, Up in Tucker
smitn:ToWnship•where he attended
Tuckertinith Public School. After
'ii4t441's
gra.e eig t, e pursue ig
schoo1. educatiOn at Seaforth High
School. He received his teacher's
trainingat Toronto Teachers'
College, • •
• Mr. FirilaysOn's present home is
on the outskirts of Seaforth.
and Mrs'. Finlayson have a family
of three girls, and•three boys. He
enjoys bowling and golfing in his:
tpare,•tirne. •' . •
• PreYiOus to coming to'Brookside,:
Finlayson taught in Stanley.
and TUckersmith TOwnships.and'at
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Dungannon Public. School :
004-FOUR--V-ISITs-st-GA-R.
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. SHACK "
On April 3, room four and Mrs.
Fisher were taken by bits .to the
•sugar.Sliack, run by Pentland -
Caesar. The students enjoyed learn.
ing the methods ()flapping trees
and boiling the sap. They sampled
the Maple sugar , syrup ,and Lary..
MUSIC VISITOR
*On Thursday, April 3 Mrs.
Irvine, director of the Stratford ••'.,
Music Festival& visited the school
to o er•sugges ions to g
eight recorder players who:ate
planning to attend the •
Stratford Festival She showed ,the
pupils different types of recordets,
and gave achiice on playing the
redotder.
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ning Night will,be Mrs. Herb
Farrell, Mrs. Francis Boyle, Mrs.
.HowardThompson, Mrs. 'Walter •
forstey and Mit.. Don•McCosh. A.
'Fun Night was planned for April
18th,,with Mrs, .dordompatterson,
Mrs .•cpcil 3titton.and Mrs. Francis
Boyle in charge.. Mrs. Boyle and
Mrs. Fowler.will accept' donations .
for a giftfora bride of the area,.
The presid.ent, secietary, district •
director, Vice-presidents" and
P-R•c% wili PTPare-ne•w-Progra
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HSTIA RELIGION
OUR PUBLIC..SCHOOLS.'?.
If this is what' worries you then .come to •
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CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH,
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Wednesday Evening, April 1.:6th
AT. 8:30
GUEST SPEAKER WILL BE „
'MR. JOHN OLPHIUS FROM TORONTO
Who, is, actively engaged in: the 'field of Christian Education.
As one of his topics he will comment on the McKay report
and; Mrs. Patterson will set tip•sten
ells : Mrs. George liarknesi•gave a
.report of the District Directors
• meeting, The District Anpual,is
being held in Ripley .on. May 22
.withidsbint as;the hostess Branch.
Reports will not be printed this.
year. A program number will .be
.prepared hy. Mrs Arnold,.
Mrs'. Harkness, and Mrs*. Sutton.
The nierribers, voted'to.suppOrt a
•Beauty P.arlour'at,.Gateway• Haven
andwill purchase a copy of the
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new ,Bruce•Cciunty History. The. „'•
Boyle girls 'W ill. write:to the Korean
,girl. A smail.ift was.given Mrs,
.Herh Farrell and atOur-of homes
Ma) Was planned.
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• Mrs. .Gordon Patterson was in
Chate of PrOgrarri. Stories: .
"Customs where Easter:
•originated." were read by'.;Mrs.. MOr
•ford Mackay and '
Mrt... Francis Boyle had the
joke Pot. This Proved tobe atrack
:ed. teapot full' Of,jokes:, and caused.
.mUch merriipent: ,Happy birthday .
,ung4n honour Of Mrs: wairer
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•.Handicriifteri.
The eighth and final meeting of
St. Helens Happy Handicraftert was
held on Monday; Apri1 7 &n the
hall. There were17.members• •
pretene.': . •
Last minute problemi•Were solved
also plant, forachievement day '
were,finalized,..Bodks and recipes
areto be handed in no later than .•
Apri1.10. • :.•
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Forster who was celebrating a -b'rth•
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day.. coi.irtety terriarks Were. given, •
b; Mrs. Howard Thomi:isop.. Lunch,:
vea's served by; the hdstess assisted' •
by Mrs. FOrster. and Mrs. Jack farrw,
ell,' This was,the one part Of the.
rneetirig•the, children present could
•enjo and was, well-earried,hedause
they had been so good all
afternoon; and are always
welcorne, •
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Corn; hay and pasture, stria!!
grains, vegetables., cash
crops — whatever you plan
,to aro*, tais year, you'll profit
by using Aero fertilizers.
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And right nowisn'Atoo early
r t ; to get things starfed.
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Got your cropping Plani made for the
coming year? Know 'what you'il need
• in 'Aero® Fertilizers? Come in
and talk things over with us.
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,• VVe'd like.you to discuss
your crop,plans'and fertilizer
requirementswith us. VVe
feelwe have the product and,
• serviceyou Can rely on.
•,prOpiri anyltirne-.---or caII
.us today.
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