The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-08-29, Page 941147
WEDNESDAY; 'AUG: 29th,; 1956
DAVE ANDREW
(Conthiued from rage '2)
of Work an(' couldn't get to !eel-
jpg really happy in
On April 1 1929 Air. Andrew
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ty
he
ot
Id
returned to his first and favor
calling. He entered the faeul
of agriculture at Guelph in t
Soils department. He did a. 1
of Work in the fertilizer fie
and gave Short courses and le
The .sEurie year he received a
call frOln Alberta from the min-
isior of agriculture, the EOM
: George Uoadley, while on a visit
.1.104i:110T wanted hitn to
•Of• his brothero Jack Andre*, as'
instruct/tor in animal, husbandry
ant • to -the deputy minister of
tion. He was to start his duties
"He Temainecl at Vermilion nn -
til 1933 and uPon the school be-.
ing closed, temporarily in the
Later, he went kaek to,Vermilion
but was only there a year when
the. school was turned over as
headquarters for the pwAcs.',
He remained •at Verntilion.dUr-
ing his period agricultural re-,
presentative lor the district. In-
Septeinber. 1942 he began his
dutie's is. secietarY of the Can-
adian -Heretford Aisociatieri.. He
in VerMilion until the autumn of
1944 when it, Was- moved to. Cal -
When :he took Over 'as secrei-
ary,, the Canadian' Herefford As-'
810. In 1955 it had, risen to .6,616.
. Sone achievement, but .he
gards.. it 'with understandable
. work ,as Seeretary :which Di A.
has torr ,do.', This- Stirrurret,' iStarting
; South equntries On be-
half.. Of the "Hereford industry.
Ile.Will attend the World Here-
ford.•Conference in Buenos—Aires
in. July. April he attended- the
• :American Hereford Congress iri
He lias already visited Mexico
tWice the U.S once and' the
• British Isles Once, in connection
.1krith Hereford . business. 4e at-
tended the Werld's first Here-
ford Conference which was • held
.. in the area of *the breed's 'origin,
'Hereford, England; in '.1951.
'Countlesi .trips arc Made, with':
• hi Canada to Hereford 'sales and
prominent. breeding areas: Once
,yery three Years *a tour is made
of the Maritime. provinces to
-1O.ok oVer, the industry there.
, , Andrew was, married, at
,Kineardine,.. in 191q, to ElVa,
Stanley. Hii wife 'is an Ontarie
girl but had spent some time
THE =mom 'srx`Y'I• ,•
NEL, :LUCKN0W' ONTARIO
at. Denver, Colorado, and' can ,be
as a Westerner before
her 'husband was. •
'The Andrew's ,havetwo daugh-
ters, 'Mrs. William, Dwyer whose
,husband is an RCM officer. at
Nipigon, Ontario, and •Mrs. A. C.
Butts, the' wife of a commercial
artist in New York City: --m-
' From the membersof the
Hereford Association comes this
tr' ibtite: "Dave Andrew?Well
they just don't come any 'better;
Dave's quiet and' careful and he
knows what. he's doing.. I'd say
he's: abouti the most dependable
man you could, ever " find".
To Build Rural School •
The contract has been let to
build a modern 2400m. rural
school! in Colborne ` • Township,
Cost of the building• will be
N P
PAG
THE COST of an trouPs work in busiriess includes
sonle money' that the :employee 010:es not get im-
in addition ..cto the homily' wage, there is the money'. .,
the priployer must set aside.. for vacatiOns,w#h pay,
for giatuecmy holidays and for Onemtiloyffient.
surance; in the case of many ..coMpanies there is
also, the money requi'red for hospital and medical
Care, for .penSions and Other "frit s"
° therriselves save. for their ,holidaYs and their future
needs and desires. On the cither hand, peOple.who
'work in some large enterpriSes for salaries or .
-wages apparently prefer to have their employer
. set .aside for thein money .for .such purposes.,
_Fringe „benefits are. saVings for:the benefit of the
employees and, a substantial ekpense, fOr 'the .em-.
yloyers.. They are part of thei cost of an. hour's .
and Mr.‘and elk's. Cecil Eckmier
and Ronald, Ethel, were yisitors
with Mrs. W. A. Andrews one
ter Suzanne of Toronto Spent
last Week With Mr. •apd Mrs. B.
Ashfield. , On their return to
Toronto, Miss Lynda, e re-
ttirtred With them for a eek.
Miss Pearl Caldwell, erriployed
at. the Huron County Home at
Clinton, is •at her horne here for,
a rest.
Mrs. Henry. ,Hortorr, who is
making- her home .with her dau-
ghter Mrs. :Orland 'Here, ori.• the
2nd Con, ,of West Wawanosh, visT:
Sunday,,,among village
Canadian Foreign Bible ScicietY,
reports $128' *collected .this.'year
frorn this area.. .
Bill park (free IVIarce Ashton),
who .were married Saturday.
•
Mr, and Mrs. Tom Park:spent
Sunday visiting 'Mr., and Mrs,
George Laylot, 'Auburn: '
Canon Geoghegan Of Wood-
stock visited Mr.. and, Mrs. R. J.
,Durnin one day last , week, also
visiting.vvere Mr. • and *Mrs. Leo
•
, Mrs.' Stewart Nah
Frances. Crozier) spent last week'
with her .brether, Clifford Croz-
ier, Crewe, and visited others, in
Erskine Presbyterian W.M.S.
'met at the home �t Mrs. Will
Reid. MrS. Herb Stothers pre-
sided, Mrs. Wallace Wilson was
charge- of the devotional per-
iod. Mist 'Mary MaCKenzie gave
JaS.- Wilson, while at her cpar-
ental halite at Kenora, visited
the ,Indian School" and gave a
first hand report of their pro -
STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA
LIMITED
en by the*Auxillary here•to that
schoOl.. After 'the *reading "A
Widening Circle" in the Study
l3opk, -Mri W. McClean closed
with prayer. Lunch was served
Mrs: Ann King of, the Baker's
Hospital, Lucknow,
day with Mrs: Minnie "Jones.
Miss. Laura Grady,. -Toronto, a
teacher, visited a few'days with
her cousin; 3/fr. Percy Horne and
friend, Mrs. Nellie *Stewart, '
..Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brown
attended -the funeral on Monday
of his c,ousin, the late Mr. How-
ard Fanson of Mitchell, age 52,
who passed *away very sudd ly.
Miss Kathleen Andrevv$
day after holidaying with her
Miss Flora Durnin of. Mark-.
'dale ,spent the week -end with
a.nd Mrs. Arthur Brown,
Dianne .-and Steven of _Dundas
visited his brother, Mr.. Wilbur
Brown,, one day last week.
'Mr. Ken •BroWn. returned to
Ottawa last week after holidays
with his parents, .111-. and Mrs..
Wilbur Brown aiird-Wayne:
Recent' visitors with Mrs. Mat -
the* Shackleton Were Mrs. Law -
daughter Barbara • Anxi, Mrs.
Keith GraY and 'son Garry of
TorontO; Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Shackleton, Donny and Bobby :of
Detroit and Mrs. Ellen Shackle-
ton of the Village, Mr: and Mrs.
Alex' Geddes, and Alex Jr., Mrs,
John- McWhinney eind'Mrs. Robt.•
Reid of port Elgin. -
Mrs. 3.t. Shackleton accornpan-
led Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Webb
of Goderich to visit their .cous-
ins, Mr. .and Mrs. Orville 'Cham-
bers of Woodstock and 'called on
their aunt, Mrs. Theresa Corn-
elius,.Huron County Home, Clin-
Mr. and Mrs.' George Ha.mil-
Ied Mrs. Jos. Hamilton on Sun-
day.
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