The Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-02-25, Page 5WED14SDAY,. FE$. 2
th, 1959
An .Important Message
To Ontario Farm People
Farm Acciden'
Survey
, Will: Be Conducted
THRQIJGHOIJT' QNTAIZ.10
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, Z U KNOW, ONTARIO
from. March 1;. 1959,, to February .,29, 1960
This
This Survey will record all farm accidents and
fires during the year and seek to determine their
causes. The' objective , of this survey is'. to povide
the ;'basis of 'a Farm Safety ' Program designed" for
your benefit, ' '
�y
The •Fara Acciden# Su yin the
COUNTY: OF BR CE
is under. the direction .of your
Assistant Agr cultural Representative'.
W A IVIcBRIDE
assisted: by'
•
The Bruce County t F
n ye derat><on of :Agriculture
and Allied Organizations
An: : accident reporter ::will collect details of ,all,
accidents for each community in your. Coun
ty.The success of a farm safety program
will depend on the full . co-operation and :assist-
ance . of `all Ontario farm people in this survey:
ntario Department
Of Agriculture
Dr.
C, D. Graham,
Deputy Minister
Hon. .w. A. Goodfellow
Minister
PAGE FIVE
.REV. WOOLLEY TO
RETIRE IN N .JUNE
Meeting in St. ' Paul's Chiirch,.
Walkerton, recently, members of
Briice Presbytery of the United
• Church ' heard a report indicat-
ing that Church attendances in
1958 continuedto increase. ''
It Was also noted 'that .sixteen,
ministers of o• denominations
had applied f :admittance to,
the . ministry , o, the United
1 Church. •
Angus McDougall, President of
the Ln}
ayen's Council, reported
I that r training' 'school for lay
'leaders would -he held in. Guelph
the last, Saturday of February.
'The ISingtirne radio and; tele-'
vision program was indicated to
be highly popular with listeners:.
being rated:. second highest ' of all
locally; produced shows.
Approval ' was given to ' St..
Paul's United Church in Walker-
ton to begin : their plans. of ex-
tensive renovation of the Church
property.
• The pastoral Relation§:told the
se cions that Rev. C. Hr Woolley
of Dobbinton -plans, to retire ' in
June after. a lifetime of service
in the. , Church's . ministry.'
• A motion of appreciation -to
Rev. D:' A. Brydon af'Ripley was
moved for his momentous ' con
tribution. to the Work of the Unit-
.ed
fnit-.ed Church in Bruce during the
many years he has 'ser=ved: 'here.
Rev. Brydon will move to Mount.
Forest. shortly. '. •
Reporting for' the.: 'Women's
Mission • Society,., Mrs: Lake indi
'sated that. organization had con-
tributed more than sixteen thou
I sand dollars to:' the Mihsionary
.work of the • Church • during the
past year.. '
• Dr: Lautenslager; the Presi
Presi-
Ident of the Hamilton Conference
.delivered: 'a major.address: He
.1stressed the importance. of ' prea-.
ching: to the basic: needs •of the
people.: "The' Gospel: fits the un-
changing ,needs of man, ',he
.Pointed out
Devotional Periods were on,-
ducted by Rev. G Geige� of.
Lucknow and Rev:. J Slade of
Port Elgin
'
PLAN. TO .FURNISH
'O.LD LOG HOUSE
,Mrs: Archie "G i v e n• was ap-_>
.//: pointed` Chairman of the .Bruce
',County Historical Committee at
the inaugural meeting 'of :the
committee.: John'' McKenzie, ot.
Bruce: Township is vice -chair-
man;•,Mrs. T. J. Cornish of C:hes-
.ley, secretary; and Almer "Bolan -
der of Port Elgin, treasurer: Oth-
er committee members are, Mrs:
Otto Gateman of Southampton:.
'Mrs. George Downey of .Tiverton,
I;Iarvey Palmateet;,of Kincardine,
and Donald Lamont of Saugeen
Township. Mrs. J. F. Morton: of
• Southampton will again. be the
, Curator, Mrs. '•• Helen Crozier of
Walkerton 'was elected an ,honor
ary life member .of the comrnit-
tee: ,
An open.' meeting of the 'Coin=
mittee will be held in Wiarton
on 'April 8th,. The. public. will be
invited to attend', the meeting.
Last year, the .open meeting was
held in, Holyrood and was Well,
attended,
Miss Eleanor Lockheed' and
"---•Mr•,s.. D' a w s o n of . Chesley will
again, make, arrangements for a
•display of l r ice. 'County' Art for.
1959,
.i MRS., SUTER SPEAKER AT
I AIRSHEA W.I. .MEETING
Plans were .made tor furnish-
ing, the Log House moved from
Kinloss:: to the • Museum grounds
last. year. Two. sections of 'the.
roof. of the. Museum .will :be re -
.placed and the outside, of the
Museum painted. i '
• The section" of the `basement
International Day was obser-
ved at the February meeting, of.
the Kairshea Women's Institute
on 'Thursday. Mrs: Elizabeth Sut
er, of the Lucknow High School
staff was guest speaker. •Her ad-
dress gaveus. a glimpse• of her
home -life ..in : Europe, of family'
opened for display last fall and .visits to museums schools,' and
the old, porion; of the basement many places of 'learning: "In ,or -
'already in use will be thorough- ' der .that the youth of our coun-.
ly :cleaned and painted; i try may receive an; education,
there must be co-operation be=
tween home and 'school.• The stu-
dents must learn self control and
must ,.or,•gani2e'. their 'efforts so;
that, the day's assignments • are.
The Museum. grounds will be
seeded and planting of old fash-
ioned' flowers and shrubs started:
The retiring. chairman, .Mr. Pal-,
mateer expressed the regrets . of Completed: It is impossible• to
all connected with the '1Vluseum,
at the death of Mrs, Thomas i
live by ',oneself, • we must • devel-
op vision beyond. our 'own' i
Blair of ,Huron 'Township, who nt-:
has been such an ardent support- r mediate. area and on out' into
the world"•said our,. • speaker.
ed. of the. ,Museum since it •was � .
established inn 1955. • ' • • Mrs: Suter was introduced' ,by
thanked �by.
Last year, the Museum shad • its Mrs. Gib Hamilton, tli
mostsuccessful. year. The.atter- the President," Mrs, D. L. McK n -
non, and` presented with a gift.
dance' passed the eight.thousand . the' secretary, Mrs. Donald.
mark, • and the dis lays were ..'
by
.p n
.greatly augmented and the Mus- •
McKinno
eutn surroundings improved, ' Twenty-three• m e m b e is and
four visitors attended •the meet
ing when Mrs. Donald McKinnon.
Typewriter ..ribbons for any
make of. machine are now avail-
able teat". the ' Lucknoww Sentinel.
No matter what the machine,.we
have the 'ribbon. Phone 35, Luck -
opened her 'home. Assistant sec-
retary, Mrs. Currie Colwell and
the president were in charge.
During the business period,a
letter was read informing us that
the. Bruce !County Council ap-
proved our resolution "that ,Day-
light
Day -light Saving Time be Abolished,"•
and that their decision had" been,
passed ' on' to heads of Provincial
Government. 'Summary Day • for
"Sew to Save Dollars . and Make
.Sense's .will be . held at the Le-
gion, Hall, Walkerton, March 5th
fr'om1;30 to 4 p.m. The choice for
the next Senior Leadership Cour-
,se is; lst, The Third • Meal; 2nd
choice; ,Lampshades. A bcix of;
.groceries will be 'purchased for a
local family in distress.,,: It• was
decided to hold the :' xtens!en
•
fOW. '
.'"MONUMENTS
For sound counsel 'ancl ,a. fair price ori a'monurnent.
correctly designed from quality material,
rely on
SKELTON. MEMORIALS
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. establish ed. Over Sixty•.,Year.a
Walkerton` • Phone 638-w :.
Ontario:.
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of
Progressive ',E9chrq;
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Io Luckno+v . Legion Hall.
FRIDA.' Y, ,FEBR UA R.' Y 27th,.} 1959
8:30 o'clock, p.m.
LUNCH' AND• PRIZES
Everybody Welcome
No Charge
gnws'.iNSURANCE Agenc!
GENERAL INSURANCE.
Established 'Over. Thirty Years Ago•
Business 39
Telehones;
HOWARD AGNEW
Residence 138'
Service course in Holyraod Hall.. 'an interesting item on Holland.'
The dates are April 9th and .'10th,
at 1:30 p.m., `.`Hospitality' Foods"
to be featured,. Every lady in the
Community is. cordially invited
to attend.' There is no charge,
Miss . Anne McIntyre, Home Eco-
nomics :' Service, Department of
Agriculture,. Toronto 'is the in,
struotor. Come; and bring your
friends.
The, roll call was responded to
with a Country and its capital..
Mrs.;•L. 1VMcDougal ' Mrs. H. Lav
is, Mrs. I1. Dickie all gave 'Stand-
ing 'committee reports. Mrs. C
Roulston gave a reading on Bro-
therhood Week .and, Mrs. DeJong
During the lunch hour she :sere- .
ed some: -Holland cookies. Read-
ings were : also': given by Mrs:
W F. MacDonald :and Mrs H. `'
Lavis ' Mrs.. Alex, MacLeod con-
tributed a solo and'.: gave the
courtesy • remarks, to : which the •
hostess replied: •
The : meeting: was brought to a
close by the 'Rational :'Anthem`
and the Institute Grace; after
which; the committee in. 'charge
'served lunch.. • •
During the lunch hour the Cal-
ico Ball committee -met, to.make.
further plans The date is April •
3rd, : in the Town Hall,
ERVICE
For the present time we are carrying ' on the
AMBULANCE SERVICE
IN LUCKNOW and DISTRICT
orinerly operated. by McLennan. and MacKenzie. and
' Johnstone and Son.
BA SERVICE' PHONE 55. NIGHT CALLS63-r
Caviller, McIntosh & Warc
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Bell ; Telephone Building'
WALKERTON
. b. A HUNTLEY, C.Ae — Resident Manager
Telephones: Business 633 Residence'. ,106. :
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