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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-04-22, Page 2, ’ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 nd, 195a PAGE TWO WOLF CUBS c f 10 DUNGANNON SOCIETY TO Organize swine club We received a cordial invita­ tion .to the annual Wingham D. H. S., dance last Friday evening. 1 ' 'ft 1 > Ontario: BankofMontreae Lucknow Phone ISO ; methods. <Group 4 comprises Bruce, Grey, Huron, Perth, Wdl - lington and Dufferin Counties. ■---------------—---------■' ’/"■ Success often comes to the man with a cool, level head ori his wife’s shoulders.' ' ' At 3.30 the movie, “National Parks” was shown. It was a col­ orful film picturing famous parks in the. UJS.A. and Banff in Can- ♦ ada. • A TRACTOR. COMBINE. TRUCK or other mechanical equipment? • THE CLEARING AND BREAKING OF NEW GROUND? Or any of the following: fencing,.drainage, road-, work, tiling, pumping, and diking installations? • A FARM ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ? • • . Installation of a new or used, system or modernization of our present one? .Sl- ' • r , , ' f 'A ’' ' ' L.D.H.S. NEWS Wise homeowners realize that the best pro­ tection from the .elements is good paint. 4 Sun-Proof Mildew Resistant Outside White contains fungicide to resist mildew. Will , not discolor in areas where sulphurous gases are present. JOHN W. HENDERSON LUMBER LIMITED Heads Assessor Group Everett Finnigan, Bruce Coun­ ty assessor, was elected chairman of Group 4 of Ontario Assessors which met recently :ih Walkerton with one hundred assessors in at­ tendance, discussing assessing • ANEWHOUSE.-BARN.SHEDor----- other out-buildings ? Or the altera­ tion! and repair of your present buildings ?- v • A HEATING OR WATER SYSTEM? This includes furnaces and boilers, water theaters, built-in sinks and tubs, or repair and modernization of your present system. < ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT? .. . A milking machine, cream 'separator, refrigerator dr pump? . .. . . • FRUIT TREES? . To replace faulty ones; to increase oir vary - yoiir fruit harvest; or to start1 ari . orchard if you’re other than. a , . fruit farmer. • . ' ’ * ’ ’ * * r * ' . Lucknow Branch: MURRAY COUSE, Manager ' t r r THE JAJCKNOW SENTINEL,LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ADDRESSED KAIRSHEA W<I. The Kairshea W. L met at the Home of Mrs. Wm. MacIntyre; for the April meeting with a large attendance. . Mrs. * Houston, the retiring president, opened, . the. meeting with ‘ the f in stall at ion c'eremony for the new officers: pres,, Mrs,- Carruthers; vice presidents, Mrs, Evans, Mrs. Dickie ;zsecj-t re as., Mirs, Donald McKinpoh; O Can^ ada was sung followed jby the Ode. After the responses, /the Mary Stewart Collect was repeat­ ed. • ' . . Mrs. Lawrence^ MacLeod gave the ' auditor’s report for 1952-53. Total receipts ^706.91, total ex­ penditures $506.10, balance on. hand, April 1st, 1953, $200.80. Mrs. Carruthers then took, the -chair . and •Mrs; Donald McKin-' non read the minutes and cor­ respondence.: Mrs. Houston re­ ported for Mrs. Gilchrisit on the meeting of the District Directors held .at Whitechurch. It was de­ cided to make a donation to a museum fund. The new officers are to ibe the delegates to the district annual which meets ait Bervie on May 20th. Mrs. R. Mar­ tin and Mrs. H. Campbell were appointed to attend the Guelph conference on May 7th and 8th. Blue Cross fees are. to be paid to | Mrs. George Ldckhart by May 11. I The directors were, anxious to have the offer of homes for 1953- 54 meetings. Mrs. T. A. MacDori- ald reported for,. Ithe Sunshine Committee. The roll call was “In­ stitute resolutions for the coming yeaf”. Mrs. Steer siang a solo, “When it’s springtime in the Rockies” accompanied by Mrs.' Scott." Miss Baillie, the health nurse, was guest speaker and in an in- 'teresting manner explained; her work and that of the Bruce Co. Health Unit. Mrs. Tom MacKenzie gave the closing remarks and thanked all who had contributed to the pleas­ ant afternoon. , ■ The next’(meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Gilbert Ham­ ilton on May 28|th. FIRE COMPANY HELP . ANNUAL TURKEY BANQUET The third annual* banquet of the Lucknow Fire Company, was held in the Recreational Centre last Wednesday night. Present at the gathering were/members of the Fire Coinpany-^active, new and . honorary, and their wives. Reeve Stuart E. Robertson and members of the Council and 'their wive§.A delicious turkey dinner with all the fixings was served by St. Peter’s Church ladies. Lloyd Hall extended thanks* to the ladies for catering and Mrs. (Stew.art. Lavis replied. Fire Chief K. C. Murdie presided for an informal round of remarks from some of Ithe gathering, including S. E. Robert­ son, S. B. Stothers, Cam T^iomp- son, Cam MacDonald, Stuart Collyer and Bud Thompson. The banquet committee was Bud Thompson arid Cam Mac­ Donald, and they were thanked for the job they did by the Chief. Euchre was then played with Mr. and Mrs. Clair Agnew win- nine the prize for the, high ■COUple. j;' ; V ; ' / :■__ ______1 • LIVESTOCK?... Breeding stock or a new bull to build up the quality of your herd? 4 a Decide which* improvements will help you most - in operating yOur farm and talk over k low-cost Farm Improvement Loan with your nearest B of M manager. Farm Improvement Loans are helping many thousands of Canadian farmers to get the . best out of their farms now. Next Wednesday night a meet­ ing. will be held in the Dungan­ non agricultural hall for the pur­ pose of organizing a swine club. This is the first time the Society has sponsored such a club and a„ representative from the Huron County Agricultural Office will be present to" explain the plan. Several, have indicated their in­ tention: of joining. At least ten entries are required to form a club. Anyone interested may con­ tact the club leaders/ Omair Brooks and Arnold Alton. OBITUARY —MRS.MARGARETFRASER The death of Mrs. Margaret Finlay Fraser, twin sister of Rus­ sell Middleton of Kinloss, occur­ red suddenly at her home at Nepawin, Sask., on April 10th. The funeral service Was held at the ,•••.. Carruthers Funeral Home, London, on Saturday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Angus Taylor of Richards Memorial United church. Interment was at London in Forest Lawn Memorial Gar­ dens with six nephews acting as pallbearers. Mrs. Fraser would, have been 68 on June 3rd. She was one of a family of four sons and four daughters, of George Middleton and Mary Huntey and was born in Lucknow. The family later moved to Ashfield and then to the Fourth of Kinloss fartm now owned by- Her—twin brother^——: After her marriage to John Fraser, they farmed on the Sixth of Kinloss before going West many years ago. ♦Of the Middleton Family, two brothers, William of Forest and* Russell of Kiriloss are the sole survivors. , . Mrs. Trase'r leaves three; sons, Stewart A. Fraser of Toronto; Harold in Lakeside, Ont., and Lome H. Fraser, London; ■ two datigmCT^If^ne/MrsT^Te^ gson of Embro, and Edith, Mrs. Edward Towle, Ingersoll, and 14 grandchildren. Mrs* Fraser was predeceased by two z sons, Melvin, ,‘s who. was el* ectrocuted a few years ago and was buried in South kinjoss Cem­ etery, and Clarence; who died one year ago. He was buried in London. A daughter, Lillian Fras-. er, died as a child* . I CHANGE OF BUS TIME TABLES | ii i i i ‘ 'c'■ I SPRING SCHEDULE Effective April 20th, 1953 Obtain your .copy from yoiir Local Agent. Duncan’s Restaurant, Phone 16; Lucknow The Western Ontario Motorways Ltd. KITCHENER ONTARIO I i ■•I ,/z With no meeting) during the Easter holidays, yodr Pack scribe decided to take it easy; thus the reason for no edition off the Cub - News last week. Activities are underway again in the “Jungle” and last week’s meeting included more instruc- - tion and testing in Star work. . This week will see the final games in. the Indoor Hockey , schedule, and after last week’s thriller there should be soipe real excitement. —Copies^of1 the spring and sum-: rher Scout catalogue are on the way and each Culb will receive one on arrival. , Just a reminder that our.rneet- ings begin at 7.00 o’clock iharp.—- The extra-hours of daylight after supper now make, it easy to for­ get when you get'out playing. Charlie Chin was the chair­ man for the Friday assembly. The hymn “Lead Kindly Light” was sung and Mack MacDonald read the scripture, psalm. 56. The Lord’s prayer was repeated and the1 hymn, “I need Thee every hour” was sung. A piano solo,. “Deep Purple” was played by Ruth Johnston; the F.L.G. Club- sang a quartette. Roddy Wraith favored with a guitar solo and Donna Lannan read some jokes. The school song was sung and the announcements made. The annual cadet inspeLtfbn will be held on May 5th year. This is an important day of our school term; (but one that has been fully apprecib t ed by the public during /the past few years, The students practise daily to give their inspectors, their par­ ents, and the townspeople a show , to be proud of. The L.D.H.S. band leads the corps and this year we understand /may play a short con- j certafiterwards.-The girlsualso_go_—j on parade and laSt year especially literally “stole ^the shbw” from the boys. Further details will ap- • pdar next week. - As a fitting anti-climax to the annual Inspection D’ay, the Grade 13 Confidential Examinations ar6 z 1 doming up shortly afterwar ds. . - ■ ‘ —--Q. Danny Rose must' have been trying to forget his future trdubles. After a. .. rather "beetic ; night he stumbled, otit fof bed arid greiped his way to’ the dresser. He mistook ’ the hair brush for (the hand mirror and remark­ ed/ “Mian, I need a shave”. ' Eunice B,:, Something just eri* teijed any head, but. went put again. : • ‘ . Marjdrtie: It must’ have beeri -i lonely.