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WEDNESDAY, JULY 7th, 1954
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DUNGANNON
Miss Beta'Drennan of Brights
Grove with a friend, Mis^ Alice
Gorman, -Poiht Edwards are vis
iting Mrs. Abner Morris; . ’
Mrs. Abner ’Morris visited for
a week with her daughter, Mrs,
Douglas Freeman, Clinton. ' 7
Mr. Harold Sproul and sister-
in-law, Mrs; W. Sproul of David
son, Sask., are spending a month
yisiting relatives.
' Those takiiiff a summer course
in Tqronto are Wilmer Errington,
-Lillian Popp, Ross ,and Edna Riv-
ett and Kenneth McAllister.,
Those accepted into .church
membershipat-theDnitedchurch
Sunday morning were Mrs. Ivan.
Rivett, Mir.. Otto Youwsnia, Mr.
and Mrs. Gerrit Logtenburg,
Rouen, Derk, Gerda, Reina. Rev-
-G. D. Watt’ conducted saqrainen^
tai service and during the morn
ing service , mention was made
of- si-x hymnarites donated for the.
choir by the Young Peoples Soc
iety. , 7,.; "■ '
Mi*, and Mrs; A. K. Watt of
Toronto were visitors at the
week-end with, the former’s bro
ther, Rev. G. D. Watt at the . Per
sonage, ' <•._■ JBL..................
Mrs. W. R. Andrews, who had. all sections of Manitoba attend
Te'turhed^fibfhTWrhg
tai seemingly recovered, took a
realpse Vand has (been in bed
again. - '
The Y.P.U. of Nile will con
duct Service at'the' United church
next Sunday morning arid will be
in charge of Allan McDiarmid>
The following Sunday the Dun-:
gannon Y.PiU. will conduct the
service and two weeks after that
there will be church holidays,
that members may visit other
churches during the vacation of
the pastor, Rev. G. Watt.
The annual decoration service
at Dungannon Cemetery was held
on Sunday—June 47-th--with—a-
large crowd attending, including'
many from a distance. Rev. H. L.
Jennings of St Paul’s Anglican
Church delivered a splendid ad-
dress on “That our lives may
be living memorials” and advised
all to live that they might be an
asset in their community and re-r
membered as such. Comment was
niade on the splendid upkeep of
the cemetery and many lovely
floral tributes were in evidence.
Rev. Geo. D. Watt of the United
Church assisted with readings
and prayers; Mr? Harold Greer,
with the public address system,
accomodated that ali
arid favored with
sacred numbers. Mrs.
gel accompanied at
with a volunteer choir for the
hymns., Prior to the service,
friends visited family plots, pl&c-
Jng-bouquets^-A-neiw-pawer-lawh-.
mower purchased during the year
has given a well-kept appearance
to the grounds. Mrs. Melvin Reed,
sec.-treas., who has been receiv
ing donations, also reports the
collections at the service amount
ed to around $94,007
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pritchard,
Toronto, are on-holidays at a cot
tage at Point Clark.
BORN—on Saturday, June 26,
at Goderich Hospital, to Mr. and
Mrs. Irvine Eedy, a daughter.
The Loyal Orange Lodge Local
324 paraded from the Orange Hall
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture
and Farmers Union to Amalgamate
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Signed:DaisyM.Connell,
. B. N. Corrin. .
Accounts unpaid by July 31st, 1954, will
be placed in tile hands of our solicitors.
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SIXTH AND NINTH
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Foran of-
Toronto spent the holiday week
end with Mr. Toni Foran.
Mr. R. H. Thompson, George
and-Harry* of‘-Goderich were vis
itors last week with Mr; & Mrs.
Mark Armstrong. _• Mr, and Mrs.
Jack, Taylor arid family of Bel
grave spent Sunday with her
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ZION
■, ‘ Mr. and ’ Mrs. KeitK Hackett
and son-oi Toronto visited a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
■Hackett. ' ■ \ /..■
The Missionary meeting will be
held Thursday at Mrs. Jack
Gardner’s. <■'■. 7
Mrs. McAuley & Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Lambert and Maria Of Acton
spent last Thursday with Mr. and
MrsL Frank Ritchie. Mrs. McAul -
ey remained for a week.
) Kenny Kirkland had his tonsils
Out in Wingham last Friday.
Sunday School will- be-at? 10/15'
and Church will follow at 11.1.5
o’clock for.! the month of July. 7'
Mr. Hobbs has accepted a posi
tion in Goderich asapoliceman.
MF and Mrs. Jim Smith and
family of MolOsworth visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Ritchie.
Presentation For Teacher
• The. school' pupils' and. parents
of the Section closed up school
with a picnic at The End , of the
Twelfth. They had a grand* after
noon. After supper they enjoyed
a program pf sports* for young
Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacGre-
ger\ arid childfen,, Miss Coleen^
Cairns of Alberta and Miss Anna
Stuart of Toronto were v(sitqrs
-during last week1 with Mr. and
Mrs. George Stuart. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smyth and
family of Toronto are spending
the summer, months at the. home
of Brown Smytlf
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Mike Cummins on the 25th an
niversary of their wedding.
Mr, , and Mrs. Mbrris Edwards,
Stephen and David of Ottawa are*'
holidaying at the home Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Qus Kina-
han. ' 77'. '
Mrs. M. Larkin and children, of.
Ottawa are spendingva holiday ^r^r^ord^'lSrkiarid^and
wither sister, Mrs. Jim Wilson hunter presented the teach-
'■ a xt- ter, Mrs. Lome Johnston, with a
clock from the Section and the -Falls—Mts.—V-eFna^yor-s-of-7Kit>^
?<en^r’ ?JanV?a a*id and saucer,-Mrs. Johnston replied
••Mr. R. H. McQuillm of Lucknow,fi.nd thanked.evetyoftfe>
were Callers lastTweek with reL ( • .■ ■' - /■..•• ~ ' 7 ■ - ■ ,' --
atives. ' and Jim^Kasper of Detroit, Mich-
Mrs. Viola Anhis and grandson ael Kinahan of London and John
Gordon of Toronto arid Mr. An-. O’Corinor of Kingsbridge,
drew Stein of Wingham visited >----- --------, Mrs. Wallace Wilson & Wanda
'With Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdon. . [ spent a few days with her moth-
Mr. Mike Cummiiis underwent. er, Mrs. Tiffin Of Wingham/
an eye operation in London on| Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kinahan vis-
Thursday of lasCweOk, returning ifed on .Sunday with her parents
home at the.week-end. 'at Seaforth: >
Visitors during the holiday! Mary B. Purdon is holidaying
Week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Gus with her cousin, Marilyn Camer-
Kinahan were Mrs. Habert, Geo. on of Ashfield.
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SPECIAL UNTIL JULY SIU .. .... S2SO.O0
WM. MURplE and SON
Phone 10, Lucknow *
(By Jim Powers)
Three hundred delegate? from gamation.,
___ T The Federation and Farm
l^g-/the annuM” meeting- o the Union™
Federation of Agriculture voted delegates to. Support amalgama-
unanimously in favor of amalga- tjon as they had reached the un
ma tion with the Manitoba Farm- fortunate position of no progress
ers Union. This was the No, 1 with divided' representations ap-
resolution before the convention ■ proaching provincial and federal
and’ was supported by a letter ’ governments.
from Mr. Jake Shulz, -president The issues between, the two or-
qf Farmers Union who , stated ganizations bas brought ill feel-
The reorganization and amala- iriigs^aniong farmers and commun-
gaination" of the two organizations! ities. ahd after the successful vote
is becoming a vital question' - ■ ...
among ^Manitoba f armers. They
realize that two -producer organ
izations,. often opposing each
other on farm policies, does not.
work to the benefit of agricul-
ture. They feel something should___ ... .__ _______ ___ _
be done to avoid the pitfall' of by direct membership '/fees, so
the U S. farmers who have built many delegates to the Federation
up three organizations Which 1 annual meeting were farm union
automatically oppose each other people. It was estimated about
on alniost every issue. There have
been numerous: requests and, res-,
olutions asking that something be
done , before the rift develops in
to a situation beyond solution”
In the vote on this crucial pro
blem 100 percent was in favor
and set up a committee to meet
a similar committee of th’e Farm
Union to draft a plan for amal-. ing on one or two organizations.
from Mr. Jake Shulz, -president
a tremendous applause* and ex-
pressionl of jubilation burst put
tfie very second no opposing vote
was recorded. In Manitoba farm-,
ers. are, members of the Feder
ation through their Wheat Pools.
The Farm iJnion has membership 7
30 percent of the delegates were
farm union. 7'..'. •« . *
-The, difficult task of drafting '
a proposed cqnstitutibn will be a
major one. All resolutions of con
flictingnature to farm union pro
posals were tabled until amalga
mation.. This situation should
assist Ontario farmers in decid-
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on Sunday evening to Erskine
Presbyterian church for the an
nual service. Rev. J. T. Whyte of
Londesboro United, Church gave
ah awakening address on Pro-
estantism and what it means, to
an audience that filled the
church. Miss Barbara Wilson pre
sided at the organ for the hymns
-and~-a~~male—qu artetter—Douglas-
Reed, Ken McAllister, Wilmer
Errington and Murray Wilson,,
sang a number. '
Mrs. Allan Reed was hostess at
her home for the June meeting
of Erskine chifrch W.M.S: Mrs.
S. H. Stothers, president, opened
by readirig Psalm 108. Mrs. Wal
lace Wilson gave the topic. Mrs.
Frank Jones gave* the Glad Tid
ings prayer. Miss E. MacMillan
gave a reading. Mrs. Will Reed
gave a chapter from the study
book. “
gave a report of the Presbyterial
at Ethel. Mrs. Arthur Stewart
and others. also reviewed high- >
lights of the meeting. Eleanor
Reed favored with two violin sel-;
ectioris. , ; '. ’
for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Wangler
of Preston visited with Mr? and
i Mrs. Pat McMillan ./and family on
Friday. •' •: -
Mrs. Russell . Ritchie, Mr.’ arid
Mrs. Fred Tiffin attended the
Western picnic at Erin on Sun
day. This picnic is for former
Lre^idents“of-Western-Ganada-and—-
visitors from there who might
be visiting with friends. A real
good time was enjoyed by all:
Mrs. Bob Brown and Gary vis
ited for the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. • Wm., Evans. and Ted
Gary remained for two weeks (
Mr. Tom Inglis, Sr.> had the
misfortune to injure his pelvis
when he jumped'to try and clear
himsief when a load of hay up-
s^t last week and is a patient,
in Wingham Hospital; Mr. Inglis 7
is 79 years of age’ and this is .
his first experience as a patient
in a hospital. Members of the
family were visitors , for the?,
week-end. Mr. Inglis was a very
welcome thresher around Lang
side .a few years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat McMillan &
family visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome Meyers and family and ’
Mrs. Wangler on Sunday after
noon at Ambelside. ■
' Mr. and ,Mrs. Douglas Feagan;
Carol , and Jean of Niagara . Falls
visited With-Mr. and Mrs. Ches- ■
ter Feagan. j ' ‘ f ■ "7 '
Mr. Farish Moffat is under the
doctor’s care with pneumonia.
'Mr: and- MrS. Johh C.rbwsto.n
and /family spent Sunclay after-
noon at Bruce Beach.
Congratulations . io M y r 11 e
UandU^epneth^-
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Mrs/ Richard McWinney
LANGSIDENEWS
TMr. and Mrs. Sld*Paine of Tor
onto visited with Mr. and Mrs.
George Tiffin and other friends
for the' week-end. • •
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayes and
Betty of Lavonia, Mich., visited
for a few days witH the Tiffin
families and attended the Fal
coner picnic at Teeswater Thurs
day. ■ , ■_ , ,■ ■■ 7
. Mrs. Wilson Wall returned
home after spending a couple of
John , Wraith of Lucknow.
LindaandJanette.Johnsonof
Belgrave and Cecilia Crowston
visited a few days With Mr. ond
Mrs. Chas. Tiffin.
< Mrs. Wm: Scott left Sunday for
; Toronto - where, she is taking 0-
summer course Tn music.
Mr. Fred Fells and Robert of
Toronto , visited-with Mr. Ac , Mrs.
:rsJ-Cr-owstonof;No-9
Young, Teddy ■ Evans, Bobby
.Young and~Beftha WaddelLoLN9!^_
8 On passing their Grade & . *
The W.M.S.. meeting will be
held at'the home of Mr. and Mrs.
David Scott on Friday afternoon, r
Mr. and MrSr\ Chester Peagab
and Bryan spent Sunday, at uod-
erich. John’ Williams^ Who spent *
a few days with his uncle BryanRussell Ritchie and other friends! returned home with them*