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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, 190
rs. O..Nicthodes
e -elected Diror
• District ip of the Ontario Assoc-
iation of Agricultural Societies
met on. Wednesday of last week at
Feversharn for a, dinner. meeting.
Over 200 members. from Grey
and Bruce Counties; heard E. A
Starr,, superintendent of Ontario,
'Association of Agricultural Societ-
ies., say that,as ong as -there -1g- ,-
.enthusiasm. such .as:•shown..OR. Wed -
nesday• that the small Fall Fairs
would'•continue, to' exist and
•
help from. the Departrnent would, 4
be available:. "No doubt there
willbe changes as: we live in a
changing tirne, but Fairs are one
• of the remaining commu ity
efforts and would be supjorted.
whole heartedly by. the Department
.of Agriculture and Food;," said
Mr.' stair. It is up to the people.
,and the individual to show•enough
concern to attend and help prom-
•ote such projects... If they'are.to
THE LUCKNOW'.SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
advance, each and every person
will .have to'dg their share ,
Mr. Gordon Patterson of .Ripley
chairedthe meeting and, gave his
report as District Director.
Mrs. Oliver .McCharles, Lady
Representative, gave her •report
and stressed the fact that all
Fairs were better this year with
newer ideas, and better displays.
In: the election of officers for
1970 John D: Thompson of
Chesley will be the man Dir-
ector---nd :l rs---,(31ver.-I eCharles
was re-elected to office with Mrs;
Reuben Schaus of Hanover herr. u `
Associate Allan Wedow- of Han .
.'over • is :Secretary,-Trea$urer
and Mrs, Cecil Hollands of Kincar-
dine, :Lady ,Secretary. Discussion'
groups were held at which time
many trouble,spots were ironed
out. Judges fees were discussed
and. all Fairs were told to hire
only qualified judges.
Calendars will be used for. ; ...
advertising again next year. • An
invitation was accepted from.
Paisley to, hold District 10• Spring`
meeting there;
EXCHANGE).
_*
Due ; to. the rising costs of ' oPeiation•, we ,find it
necessary to apply for a rate increase.
Application has been made: 'to the Ontario' Tele
ty
phone :Service .Comnusswn _fot euthori totne•
the following chargesof-r telepho a service at they`
Rippley 'Exchange effective-Janu'Y 1,1970:':
EXCHANGE' RATES' (per month) `.
INDIVIDUAL LINE
TWO-PARTY LINE
111IULTI=PAETY
PBX TRUNK.
RATE'
Business :,-• 800
Residence'— 4.15
Business-- 6.30;
Residence .3.25
Business M = 4-50.
Residence 3.05::
12.00
• • ; The=-above-rate"s--for-=individual and -two-party line -service
` will apply onlywithin the Base Rate Area which is defined as
that area ; within the 'municipal : limits of the Village of ; Ripley
and the presently established Base Rate Area for the Hamlet
of Bervie (as per map in System` office.) If individual or two- ',,
party, line §ervice is required beyond the above limits there will.
be an additional charge forextra mileage of 45c a month for
,,each Y . mile or fractionthereof for an individual' line,' and 25e
a month' for each /4• mile or fraction thereof for each party on a
two-party line,.
Rates ,for supplementary service such _ as extension . tele-
phones and bells, . connection and moving .telephones, etc., re-
This' application) will -be heard before the Commission at its
`"next regular meeting -Hi Toron o ► rrepresentations to-be-made—
to
obe-made-to the Commission with respect ; to this application should,
therefore, be , submitted on or, before November,:25, 1969, and
addressed to the Chairman, . ;Ontario Telephone Service Com-
mission,
om
mission,' Department Chairman,
Agriculture and Food; • Parliament
Buildings, Toronto 2, ; Ontario.
••••ieee••••le•••
IF , YOU DESIRE . ANY FURTHER'INFORMATION' IN
REFERENCE TO THE NEED FOR INCREASING THE
TELEPHONE, RATES, YOU MAY APPLY TO THE UNDER-
SIGNED 'EITHER • PERSONALLY, BY TELEPHONE OR BY
LETTER.
1VIrs . Irene Liddle, Secretary "
HURON and KINLOSS MUNICIPAL
TELEPHONE SYSTEM
Ripley, Ontario
FBIRTHSq
I4ACKETT In; Wingham and
District Hospital:, on. Friday, '
'October 31, 1969, to Mr.. and:
Mrs. Jack Hackett;.1,ticknow ,,
a son, Michael Paul, a brother;
for Kevin.
McLEAN- In Wingham and!
District Hospital, on Friday ,;.
Octobe 69., to Mr.' and
Mrs. Leonard McL'ea i,., R. ;R,
Lucknow , a daughte r
'McLEOD` - to Mr. and.Mrs.
Murdock McLeod (Eleanor Carter)
of Walkerton, a daughter, Janice
Marilyn, 7 lbs. •7'ozs. on Friday
November 7, 1969 at Walkerton
General Hospital, a wee sister, •
for'Kevin and first grand -daughter
forMr. and Mrs., Peter Carter, of
Holyrood.
FORAN Gordon•.and Helen .
`(McIlliargey) Foran, . are happy to
announce the arrival of their son
on November 8th, 1969.At Wing -
ham 'and 'District. Hospital.
GLING' - 'Frani-and—Anne Rieg:
ling 'of Ashfield wish, to. announce
the arrival of Joseph Todd in
Wingham Hospital. on Saturday ,
'November 8, 1969., a brother,for•
Craig.
Happy
Handicrafters
The eighth .meeting, of the St
-Belens Happy -FI ic-rafters` was•
held in the St. Helens hall on
:November 4, at"7.. 00.:
The :meeting openedwith the
4 -Ii Pledge. • Tlie roll call ,
"Other' articles I 'would like to
erribroider"' was :answered'bb'y, eight
eengirls.. Vera•MacDonald read.
the ; minutes of the blast. meeting
• Discussion The leaders and.
girls:discussed what they are doing
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at. Achievement Day; The :girls •
-are•to have their books in to the
leaders by November X21 The.
riext. ms ting is a work meeting
-an-�tov�mber-YT�`at-7:00.-,in-;halY�-�`-
Group .Work• - The 'giris''worked
r
on their '`Free Choice": articles
and their books.. ' The meeting
closed with the 4-H Creed.'
BrownieIVew
The•.First Lucknow Brownies'
met' on Tuesday for their regular
•
meeting Brownie Ring was held
with Edith Greer as Fairy -Queen.
Games 'were played and we had
Pow Wow it which -time Kathryn `
McKim passed her Nature Tests :
Jill Murrayam
� �nd Edith. Greer
passed their shoe cleaning test •
while the Tawn . Owls worked
with the Tweenies •and :
younger ,
Brownies: Brown Owl took the
Golden Hand Brownies to teach.'
the 'Compass..:
The meeting closed with the.
squeeze and Taps ' Our :next
eeting will be on ,November 18th
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U.0 O. Di sectors 'Visit L�r:cknow District Co-op
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"Visits of our Board of United
Co-operatives of Ontario: to •
retail co-operatives and our
•Branches are important to us"•
UCO' President It S. McKercher
said While orl a visit to Lucknow
Co-operative last week.
"With a co-operative like UCO
providing over $100 million a •
year :of products and services in
Ontario,' we must take every
opportunity to keep in touch .with
what bur patrons want", he said.
"This is one of the ways we do it".
UCO's Board consists of 12 Dir-
....,,: + 'Mika:,�,3a ia.4aa rye ';,,..a 'mo w r
ectors with. 9 •men elected in,
electoral zones, and 3 directors
elected at -large in UCO's annual,
meeting..
'..The Directors have been touring
different regions' of Ontario. from'
time to time over the past two,
ears, as part .of their regular
board meeting program,
The Board .represents 25;000
individual members at ;UCO , ,
Branches and)_ 50 corporate -mem;-
bers c4 -operatives in Ontario.
Pictured,' on their visit to •
Lucknow Co-op last week, are
left to right , Allan McIntosh :of
Almonte; Stuart.:Jamieson,' man-
ager of.'Lucknow District Co-oper,
ative; Allan Miller, president. of :,
Lucknow Co-op;'Gordon'Jack of
Chatham; Bob•McKercher of Sea`
forth; president of "U . G r 0 : ;" Leon-
ard.F1ar.man; Westdn.'General
Manager- of U •. C .0 ; Tyson Lang,-
man, .of Haw keston
e; Harold ,
Schmidt of Baden; Bruce McCutch
eon of Dundalk; Bill Deyell
Hanover. District -Manager; Grant •
MacDonald, a director Of. Lucknow
Co-op,