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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-03-25, Page 6. / •• . 7- s > club leaders are Chester Finn!- \ 7 , , cultural representative* for Huron March 31st* ■L IM i *• u3 T»AGE SDC . /■’ '7 AT J. F. MBETING IN WHEEL. CHAIR The monthly meeting of the Colwanash Junior . Farmers was held on Tuesday, March 17th in Ithe. Parish Hall, Dungannon with yui, kjtcuuvs. wvic azpu a good attendance, George Tur- lynch served* A vote of thanks ton was present at the meeting for the first time since last June When he had, the misfortune to fall off his house roof and break .his back.; He is still unable, tp Walk but gets arourid very well in a wheel chair.. He spoke a few* Words of appreciation and thanks to the club stating how glad he Was,to be among’them again. The County president, Bob Al- lin of Brucefield was present. He touched on County work and had; praise for, the Colwanash Club; He extended a hearty welcome to everyone to attend the: annual - At Home formal dance to ibe held in Seaforth Collegiate, Friday, April 17th. Mr. John Butler, Qssistarit Ag. a Rep./ of Clinton, outlined the swine feeding project, to the club. The night before (the Calf .Club was organized in Dungannon ’ Hall / - . ,-The “ DunganriOri Agricultural Society held their annual meet- / ing bn Wednesday and Arnold ' Alton and Chester Finnigan were chosen .to attend this meeting and represent the Junior Farmers. John Clark and Chester Hackett * were chosen to attend the Junior Farmers conference in Guelph on April 26th, 27, 28th. ./The guest speaker, Mr, Hart- ' well. Strong, a farmer from the Corrie district, was then intro- *- duced by D. A, Hackett. His sub­ ject was conservation and was a very interesting talk. Chester THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO" CULROSSCORNERS r Bethany Forum metU<1 Monday night at the home of "Mr, and Mrs. Ernie Hanna. As this .was the last scheduled meeting of the season the questiorinaire wakTillr ed out, Games, were playbd: and B ‘ ‘ Finnigan thanked the speaker. The girls met in the Parish hall with Miss Isobel Spiers, the pres­ ident of the County Institute and Miss Jean Stekley, hon\e econom- ist, in attendance. A joint meet- " ing was held when committees were picked out to look after the. , ’ dance held! Friday riighjk This dance,. with music supplied by Norm Carnegie, drew a very large crowd and everyone enjoy­ ed ,a good time; Another one is arranged for April 10th. A short recreation period followed ! and lunch closed the meeting. PURPLE GROVE I ■. '. • . ... Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Huston visited on Sunday at the home - of Mr. Donald Robertson. Mr. and Mrs: Andrew Patterson and Gordon Visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burton ; Collins ——on-Sundayr"———----- ---------- Mr. and Mis. Donald "McCosh, Mary and Dickie visited at. the > home of Mr. and Mrs. Len Ged­ des of Kinloss on Sunday. Master John D. McArthur of Ripley spent the ./week-end with Jimmie Emerson. Miss’Margaret Robertson spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robertson of Zion.. v Mps. Donald McCosh attended the County Rally at Paisley last ; Thursday night On Thursday evening o,f last xyeekasocial evening was held in Purple Grove school Films were shown, by the teacher, Mrs. Victoria Smith. Community sing­ ing was led by-Mrs.. Jack Em- .. erson Who prie^ri^-atthepiano. Euchre was then played, the high spore prize going to Mrs. Russell Collins /and Donald Robertson, . .after which - lunch Was served* . ' , The Purple Grove Farm Forum iriet at the home- of Mr. and Mrs.' * Burton Collins .last, Monday night with ci good attendance*-/ Organize Dungannon Club John D. Butler, assistant agri- ..“...-t County along with 4-H club lead- ■ ers are busy, organizing the van- -—~-o.us--_4-H---.c.lubs----throug-hoUt-—-4-he- ,. County. • . * ' ', .’ I At ■ the, Dungannon, Parish hall, ? z' Monday’ night, a 4-H Baby Beef was tendered Mr. and Mrs, Hanna for the use of their hoirie. - \ : Mr. and Mrs, Ernie „ Thacker, 4th Con!, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wall and family, ’ . > / Mr. Jim Hodgins left last week for Goderich.; Jun -is going sail-: ing and, is helping to get tl^ boat ready,. •’ Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Hanna and Miss Edna Ross attended the fun­ eral of the ldte Mrs. Ruby Har-. •per at Gorrie on Tuesday. Miss Helen Schumacher spent the week-end with Miss Lois. Hal/ denby. Mrs. Win. Wall of, Kinlough spent a couple Of days with Mr. arid Mrs. Jack Schumacher and Helen. Miss Helen Haldenby and Don Cameron of. Wingharri-spent Sun­ day with Howard Haldenby and familye « The/first sheeting of the course ■‘Dressing Up Home Grown Veg­ etables” ,was held at the home of -Mrs. Raynard Ackert. There were eight girls present, ’Assists ant leader, Mrs. Jas. Smith; pres., Edna Ross; vice pres., Irlma Percy ;J sec./ Mrs. Dan McIhheS; press reporter, Helen Schumach­ er. A dainty lunch was served, The second irieetirig was held at the.home of Mrs. J. Smith with; 711 girls- present. There are 13 girls taking the course. ■ The third rrieeting was held at the home of Miss Helen Schu­ macher rin Thursday evening with ll girls -present. -The girls chose the nairie “Vita-Gals” for their club. The different ways of Cookjng potatoes was demonstra- fedk < <•’ .■ ■■ -■ \ " ./•/■■ 7 ■ The W.A. meeting was held on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dune. Thompson. There were 12 ladies present. The afr ternoon was spent in quilting a* quilt Mrs. Jack Schumacher held a plaster of paris demonstration at her» home on Wednesday evening, several of the ladies attended. Mr. and Mrs. Art Hodgins spent Thursday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hodgins. Miss Jovce Little of the L D. H. S. spent Wednesday night with Miss Helen Schumacher. Mr. Fred Guest of Kinlough spent Thursday evening with Reg Brown. ; -_J^lx._^d-d\frs^Ielvin--Zette-l-of Walkerton visited Saturday after­ noon with Mr* and Mrs. Jack Schumacher and Helen. ” Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hackett of Paramount'- visited Friday after­ noon with Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall «and Donnie* * Miss Gertie Wraith of Wing­ ham spent Wednesday afternoon at , her home here. MF^and Mrs. Frank. Brown arid Reg .spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. jHugh Nicholson family, Bervie/ . . . KINLOUGH WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1953 9. to, • This is the most important job .in Canada, today. The men and women who serve in .Canada s, Defence Forces — serve thp? cause of our freedbih*. They are/- ready and- trained to defend the. way. of life*. z I :$: (• . . No. 13 Personnel Depct,^ ; c Wallis House, Rideau & Charlotte St*., Oftpwo; Onf." • No. 5 Personnel Depot, Artillery Park, Bagot St,, Kingston, Ont. •. Canadian Army Recruiting Centre, A371W-O , 90 Richmond Street We»t, Toronto, Ohl. • For full information apply fight away to . rv . , No- 7 Ptrsorind: Depot, WoUeley Barrocki, Oxford & Elizabeth Sts., London, Onf. Army Recruiting Centro, 230 Main St. W„ North.Bay, Ont . . , . Army Recruiting Centre,- James Street Armoury, .200 James St. North, Hamilton, Ont. - Specialized training, travel, excellent pay and pension plans, outstanding medical and dental care, thirty days .annual leave with pay these are yours, in the Canadian Army Active Force. But more important, there are out- - standing opportunities for a/Kancement in the Army, today. Ability to lead is quickly recognized with special leadership training and promotion. In the Army, your pwn qualities determine’ how far you go. IN THE ARMY Canadian Infantry are recognized and lwrioured as the -- finest fighting soldiers in the world, if you have what it takes, you can serve with one of-Canada’s famous infantry Regiments. But you have to be good to make ibf grade, You are eligible if jou ^re 17 to 40 years of age, physically it and able to meet Army test requirements. Mrs. George Morris of near Toronto was a recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs’ Wesley Guest. ,, ;r-"Mrs. - Wm. - Wall visited during, the week with . her/daughter, Mrs, -Jack-_Schumacher^Culr-oss*~---/^^^^^^ Mr. antj Mrs. Clark Needham, Nancy and Helen were.'guests at the Siberius-Pollock wedding at, Clark’s Church on Saturday last. Mrs. Wesley Thompson, a for­ mer resident here, underwent a; tonsil operation last ’week and is making a favorable recovery. Friends from here attended the! 35th wedding anniversary ’party at the Township Hall oh Tuesday evening for Mr. arid Mrs; Frank time was spent, ; ' . ’ ; Mhs. Jack Hewntt Will enter­ tain the Evening Guild at herCalf Club was- organized, and home on Tuesday evening next, Club , leaders are Chester . Finni-^ March 31st ■; gan, R. 1. Dungannon and John" Mrs. George Halderiby return- CIMt, R. 5, Goderich; .?■ ■ Advertising ■'■dbesnV’dost • pay§! bd home from Walkerton Jsh'ri 'Spent the past 'three1 • her daughter,' ..Mrs*. where Weeks Clare Mrs. J. W. Colwell visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Busheli, Lucknow. Mr. arid Mrs* Re.x Stewart ^,of Miliarton visited Sunday even-. irig with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nich- clsori and family. . . The H.W.I. will meet on Thurs­ day,4 April 2nd at the home of Mrs. Frank Mauldem, Roll rail; ^payment tof fees; How I can im- provethe. Institute .and help- the president conduct the meetings^ Conveners, Mrs. P. A. Murray and Mrs. Don McEwan.: Topic, The story of Nylon; Motto, The en­ vironment of the ,child under 5 .is merely .another term for par- ~,ents;—JvIrs7~Jaek-Ackert~and“'Mrs/ O. Elliott (sandwiches, Mrs. A. Percy and Mrs. E.Ackert (cake)* •Mr. and’ Mrs. .Clark Needham and Helen visited on Sunday With Mr. arid MrS* MetfVyn Arid- erson and family at Millerton. Miss Nancy Needham ,was maid Of honor at the wedding of her cousin, Miss Iris Pollock bn. Sat­ urday .last. " .r:‘~ , Friends and relatives here *were sorry to. learn of the- ill­ ness of 'Mr, Budy Sieloff , of. De­ troit who. isa... hospital patient there at present.' A speedy re­ covery 'is hoped .'for. ■ .. ■» ■ ■I ■* the menace of strong drink. May­ be the. friends of the Liquor- Con­ trol Act, with its many outlets, better set their own house in order. If the people of Huron are . wise they will hold on to the, CanadaTempe rance. Act which does not riiake strong drink •'so easily, available for either old or , ! young.-—Advt. '■ THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE A ■ ■ few. Weqks ago., a . series ’ of articles in a TorphtO daily under­ took to lecture-. Huron County about the :liquor’ situation alleged ^Sere. Stories, about drinking by minors Wer'e. offered as evidence,of the failure ofAhe Canada Temperance Act;. Now comes word that Mr. W. J. Cum- ■nrn.ns..... of^the__JVjctoria—^Countv- ChildrCn’s.Afd Society, in a'state- ment to; .the l£iwanis Club, re- ported ..that ‘‘four -br five of eveiy ten-girls in Lindsay-of 14 or 15 have been drunk &• have ■ been’ ^rinkirir* Theixiint h that Lind­ say, and Victoria, County are un- dvr Control‘Act This 'shocking' report' is just fufthbf Control; uuiy.Act,js no. protecting miners from | Hospital, London. Ashfield Mrs, ‘Frank Hamilton, is home after visiting with her daughters i, in London. She spent part Qf the 1 time in St. Joseph’s Hospital tak- | ing, medical’ treatment for prie of i her eyes, ■ > . ' I Mrs. Gordon MacGregor; and '-, /family have teturried to our coni* riiunity after ah extended’ visit , with relatives in Scotland. The Presbyterian. S u n d a y - School opens this"jrear on the first Sunday Tri April. . I Miss Sadie , Johriston, R.N., is .»duty"' 4 tiuiauaa g’MitflL.Ji;.. ...........