The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-12-14, Page 171
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WhileChUrCh W� -- —
retala►r meeting
vas • held on Tuesday.
Pttentber 6 to the Whit+eohtlroh:
' onnisaaity Marr: ':sal Dell with
t alristloas bouquet adurolog eh.a
slam. The District Direct,
ors, Russel Gaunt presided in'the
Otte of the. President and Vie
airs. Gaunt wercorned U. and V-
eiled the meeting with the singing
die Ode and repeating the
Collect. :
offered to let'her
sene be sent in as Bele aIC fry,
w itechurehhrataeh to the .i a<tlon-
d
convention it Guelph ;in 19E74
lbe sugestIQtm of a - Sun is*e•
:40 Sitter was explained by Mrs,
;. iscl..t►ieGrrire and accepted by
`tow of bawds with Mrs. McGuire
to be in charge.. The RollCell was
*nswered byt.a display of
prolesiade Christmas gifts lnclud-
,„lagdolls cloths, plastic candle
'.torlera and candles, ernbroideied
show cases; • table centre from
pude bottles decorated wilth flow-
en, cake orsoap gaily decorated
to represent a, book . clo d's: knitted
;'etfit, bonnet. mitts and sweater,
*January January meeting. will beheld
Wednesday, January it at. Rite' bat le
of Mrs, V. Emerion,,'Carols+ were
Mag. Mrs.. Albert McO tillin gave'
rte reading 'Opportunity" . l rs.. •
)btoel.MeOuire.sang - "Star of the
Bat.' accompanied by pianist Mrs.
' Guaet Farrier:: The Chrtsrz#as
story - Peter's firs Canadian(
Oeistmn;as Was given by .Mrs.. AitVe.
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T W SENTINEL,'LUCKNOW,
E Lr;ICKNO ONTARIO
CHRISTMAS CARDS
lry Rustcrsf ).
lhrted and. Leese Cards
At
FINLAY
OIiCORATORS
Ot..::,M.ts..:.fon. Rs. glut •tom
piano instrumental "Silver ik:lls
Mrs. Russel Gaunt 'gave the court
esy rernarlis. The meeting cloned
.with the singing of the Naiidnal.
Anthem .and the Grac ': while
Junth:.was being prepared • Mrs.
Emerson :gave the ladies two Christ-
this
Christ-rhas Corntcsts. The hostesses, Mrs.
Garnet Farrier and . Mrs. Jas. Nie- •
;;Jones served 'Lunch to the
attenders•and one little boy•
EUCHRE PARTY
Whitechurch Women's .Institut.e •
held a euchre party in Whitechurch
Conimunity. Mcmcrial 1•iall on Mon
day evening with 9 tables of play
.crs:'.Those '•wirming prizes were,
high lady',. Mi.s. Jim..fi:aliiday. ,
second prize . Mess Mary, Hehn.
High gent went to Sill Kennedy.;
Scold high Johnston Conn and
spceiaol ,prize to Mrs. • Geeorge Walk-'
et;' Lunch was served..The next
party will: be heldbecerntier 28thp.
Calvin `Brick have set .the date for
'Their Sunday School Christmas con, -1
• cert for Oes'embefg6 • . I
Co-op Feed Volume
Up 27 Percent
TORONTO; An increase of $14 •
million 'to more than $118 million
in total volume was -announced ..by
'rifted Co-ope.raiives of Ontario
at its 190h Annual Meeting at.the
Royal York hotel last week,
'1'tmis volume is Made up Of $4J
million of livestock marketed for •
members and: $77, million in other
s.m les �`:,...: ..�..._ .•..
Earnings on the year's operations
were. $710,15( almost: identical
with those, of last year.
More. tlmati.3,6O voting.,delegates
.registered 'for .the Annual. Meeting
by non Of. the first day. These.
men represent the local co-operate
Ives and the 23 000 individual
shareholders who are members of
The most important "happening".
in Ontario Co-operative business
in 10' years; is the 're -organization,
'plant intr.oduced: just `'over a year
'ago, • according to Fenton Cryder-
.nnan. President ,lt has had a • . •
,,major.. impact on UCO. • ..
.Forty.reta11 eo:-operatives.hed
merged• -their operations:with UCO.
by he year-end,'':Seiitember 24,
These : are nearly half 'the co-oper-
atives fn. .Ontario that •are .mainly '
in the same lines at, the UCO
• product' departments. • • •
Leonard Harman, General. Man-
• ager; 'predicts that. by.1970 .•00 Of
.These eo-operativeswill have
P.ACir!'r SEVENTEEN.
(40164,
TO ,THE .ELECTORS OF KINLOS$ ;TOWNSHIP
Many thanks for your support in electing me as school• trus-
tee for the Kinloss and Luclusow Township School Area. I will.
endeavour to serve the ratepayers with the beat interests of the
area in mind at all times.
Sincerely
WALTER FRECKLES
Pima
TH.E..QNTA.R.iO. 'LOAN
A.NO..D•E.13ENTURE COMPANY :.
- Established 1870
Assets 575.000,000 Capital .& Reserve ;1,060,000
0. Paid on 3.4 `5 year
debentures or •
SY4% paid on'.
1 & 2 year debentures
Offices: Toronto • Hamilton • Ottawa . St. Thomas
Please complete coupon and mail with cheque to
ONTARIO' LOAN AND DEBENTURE COMPANY
137 Dundas Street, London. Ont. Phone 432-4158'
/►mount... •;',. , .,. YEWS :..,..'.,(•..• ••,
ClAt eumutiotiw' It1Coapan
Mr./Mrs. Masa R: ;:•m••:,.°;,. r,... . .• 400.1,,...•1
Address ..•.• 1•#I'. .s 1'+.,,rw•. N••,h :, ..•.. • r.
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44..iir.'frawarsainii.:140710.000.11iaminvop, au, aim 41•0.0000.1141.• Ammo! •
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SLICING KNIFE .: , snarl, cord-
Ieu, revable steel blade.
Push button starter.
ELECTRIC: PRY PAN . , no -
stick, completely immiersibte.
Heavy duty cord.
TOASTER . , ,color .;conhoi
diol. Rideau" button.. Chrome
• Plated' steer body.
•
IRON :..'sprays at"beth -
steam 'or dry. settings.
Fabric index, heat t n.
trot 'diol.
CAN OPENER ... fully
automatic, magnetic II i
holder., Also sharpens
• knives.
MIXER . , . finger-tip
speed controls with
speeds for any job.
Lightweight,
GRE RT.V. and TELECJRIC
LIJCKNOW
PHONE 5284112
album
merged."
':(in • these mergers. the local : co
operative transfers its assets• el.
nd
liabilities to the UCO. The Metric-
bers of the local co-operative
become members directly in°their:
regional' co-operative .
These 40 retaii,branches have a
total of 55 outlets across Ontario .
• from Vankleek Hill In the east to
Owen Sound in the west from '
• Ailsa'Craig'in the south •to New . •
Liskeard and Sault Ste Marie 'in . .
the north..
Another 23 co-operatives with. *.
outlets use management :services
provided. by UCO,. bringing those
.under Lit° management'to 190,
• Biggest. improvements in volume
this year were . in feed manufact-
ur. ing and. poultry processing„ Feed
volume' was up a. whopping 27. per -;
cent, bringing a reduction in .per
ton manufacturing. costs.
'The addition of large cold star-
° age facilities at the.Tend-R-plesh
pouzry processing department in
Petersburg has strengthened this •.
i part Of 'the company's • operations,
• ; Mr. Harman says.
• He says the merger program has
• provided:integration of The whole-
sale and retail operations; UC,O'c,
i aim in the , coming years is to '•
. achieve the savings and advantages.
this integration 'makes .possible.
>NiIIRa 74R talo] 1 ''
• Fiebt tnibereialtiste and
other -respiratory diaoasee . ,
'rise Christmas Seals..
on Au Your
Halliday Mall ! 'actissmossismsompuisimorsonsiss
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