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DUNGANNON NEWS'
The regular monthly Meeting
Dungannon Women's•Institute .was•
h.eld.Januar' `26 at.the'home of.
Mrs Bessie Stewart with 2nd vice
president, Mrs::W, Rutledge in.
the chair. She, welcomed the ;
•ladiesand opened with the singing
of the Ode and .repeating the. Mary
Stewart; Collect in unison. •
• The minutes were read by the
secreta't ; Mrs. H Alton 'and. the
roll call Was answered by;16
members telling theirGra:ndfatli.•, Mrs': Holland mentioned that the ` . I mother's.,Home
ve'
ec'
rovince
AMBERLEY•'N.EWS
Despite unfavorable weather
conditions; Reids Corners W.F.
`.held' their, January meeting on
,Thursday evening of last week in
$.
the corninunity hall with a fair
attendance, • •
Ws. Cecil H' and 'presided.
and the. secreta Mrs. Cec.il•.Hum
pt rey read -tile .•mittutes'and corres-
pondence.
orres-pondence.. Roll calf," "Show your
baby pioture":. created much inters
est also old school pictures were
The Hospital for Sick Children
555 University, Ave . Toronto 2
January, 1967.
•Lucknow Sentinel',
Lucknow ,, Ont.
Dear Sirs.'
We have just completed the most,.
-successful Christmas Appeal: in our•
history.
On behalf of'The'Hospital fcr'Sick.
Children I hasten ,to tell you' how •
very much we appreciate your co-
'operation in helping us to publicise
this appeal. "'
• Many thanks.
Sincerely ,
J. Ma;nett,
Assistant. Director.
•B.ruce Co. Announce
. .
Contest Winners
The Bruce County Historical Soc-
iety wishes toannounce the
winners of their Ce. ntennial Con- • •
".tests.
The Doll Contest, which was open
to the Women's Institutes of Bruce'.
County, was judged. as follows;
(1) Ripley ,Miss Bella MacKenzie,
(2) Kincardine' Miss: Jane 'Yeman,
,(3) South Saugeen ='Mrs. Donald
MacTavish , (4) Special by judges
for Originality - Hope Bay'•.Hope-.
ness.= Mrs, John Weaver.
The Essay .Contest had three
entries,. ; Class A whichwas for
students,. ' Winners were as s follows;
(1) Linda "Miller: R. No 4, ,.Tara.
Subject "Fred 'Cyclone' Taylor"
(2)Brenda McCulloch, Allenford.
Subject "Housekeeping in•Great-.
Grandmother's•.Home". (3) Linda
Gottschalk, Pinkerton:. Subject .
t . Subject
"The Greenock Swamp". Class B.
which was for adults. Winners were.
as follows;' (1)' -Mrs. Ian E. Scott,
17.Kawartha.Dr. Lindsay, ' Ont..
Topic: - "Pioneers of Stokes Bay".
(2) Mrs: Harold Hendry, R No. 1.
Tiverton,. Ont; Topic "House-
keeping in Great Grandmother's.
Home (3) Mrs N. Schldroth
[ R ,,No. 5 • Paisley}; Ont. Topic
1 shown During the business period , ' "Housekeeping 'in Great -Grand.
er'� Occupation Centennial ' Officers :Conference :to.be. held MIs ' Thos Duff,° Tara was de
Projects were discussed .:.comm • elated the, winner of the amateur
May. 2, 3 arid 4, at the'University
•ittee was named `'one member.: f „ Art.Contest, The subject of:her
of Guelph is' or Historical. •
from each school.-ito IN into, painting was; "Arran Vale Mills"
Research",this' year. The National:$
tinea matter of haying a book rrade ,} Convention Will also be held at The. honorable 'mention prizes gc
containing the r�',�istor. of each. • . to, Mary L. Keyes, •Gla;rais-
_ Guelph June 12 16:: •'
school in the 'women's Institute' "Chantry 'Light Southampton
The topiif given; by .hus,. An ; "
territory., This panel o, rr ember; Leila Klages',, Cbesl:ey • Scone
Me�setager on the Prot ince" of D3, " ••
had preylous1)4olle.rred material , r r - ria Claytion Schaus, 'Cbesley _-
Quebec' ,was interesting and inform - " „ .' ,
and as the schools ire, soon' toy be 'at€ve,. The ?�"teaser er fa ` - I, .Sugar, Bash 1lirs 1ti'es, ie}''biur3y;
rr ray re'
replaced by, a Cenua1 School; it.. side ih. • - Cis'esley "Flozr�estead"' There, ;
Queried pial ;rice .before
was.th'oucht.n.ib boos 1,..o to were '2$.paintings entered..
,con.. .ta, Qntario. Queb;c•. ,
of interest to man'people. r c •=�f, ,,, Margot. uthveta; R.:No; .
•'population i. E ,. " ; Ot .' F�ri.'?cip••
It was•de.cided to amid -,orator : _ -
al ndnsries :re pull arid' pa r'; Cliesl :y was•the only entr)'•iza the•
pager, ,.
the 4-H Clttb project - ":4 World manufacIuritik,; forest-ivo eratiOns SrlaPsh t' ilbu -Contest,I t r topic :"
of Food in'Canada" >e it M.rs ..1 . • a'- d :.. :was Par; iiti Life _
1oa2t5 1 ,
Riven' a id .Mrs . F .. 'The , ' Hi Contest
,,..uu�c i.rvi, ritati „t
era..:• , per cent ox the free World's ashes-• sifted bf two part's Class. 4
Mrs :L , h4cNee• offered to mal -.e tos for :hdusehom and indnanal •': t'iOneer. F:amilY.iiistor) : (1) Mrs.
,' autograpi•: aprons rti.hich, Wail be ' . use, Sar,.ples sof asbestos. were , . ilchrist. F12iastOr... Tara "Brunton
eachen t
£. n
auctioned at the next reettrivo W.I.Farr*ih" (2)' 3a iss Florence
• r �`R' ime��r �'4
The officer's. Conference TL b ?��IS. ties,4nee-, Ma�1e prClduct�''•1 Grim., Apt., 1212 • 1c • ,
held Mar ,L and Orr, at the ' it inc1ii is3 C�ai3t arae rn2 zie 5 ar• Tvieedsiri. e t',e ••orontc
,er5141 oi+��tielph i5 for Historical" 'So;i,ce; a. il'.elf^ '"Grant +
I✓.�. - W.�!�, a T
e 32.Roth;erhan- . . e ,
hood. Every orae turns out tc ;'a7 "Toron�c If -
vest the 'r::illior dollar L'<"ae ' t "Liesr:ror d Fa it Vias- Es'-
•, M:r5. Joh. 'Ct:y3er 'ff," %r'oo=
}Meld rRd . Toronto
In winter, hal Orfi'i:� Snow cart iv- � 1' •
aIs and rani sports are trey: •ire .
.'-y fa • ,vr2amlkiellxrto: n (�- ) "Ilwaeralledt. W=e r"lelg
y•.,
"te„taurentiarmountains' and
:..at'serves • near Quebec city, ( 3) Mrs Winnifred Rosewar-e,
L"S
: Cu ,er;y t c"erkts re a`tirig to• Erda dview AveA. Ottawa °- "Rose-
Quebec
base-Quebecwere also intcreSting and warn,e.Fa,mily", 'There were 21
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. THOMAS' JARDIN;
District 'Matra�lr
1 Dial; 33736 1 Box 394 • SYNDICATE WINGHAM, ONT,
You Just Have
27 DAYS LEFT'
To Take Adv�ntsge Of
REGISTERED
,RETIREMENT
TAX SAVINGS:
BrotherP�sses In.
Medicine Hal:
LOCHALSF NEWS
Miss 'Margaret MacLeod' left for '
Medicine Hat~Alberta on Wednes
day upon hearing of the death of
her brother Duncan. Sympathy. is ".
extended. to the. MacLeod' family. .
at this time:' Funeral for the. late
Duncan 'MacLeod was Saturday at
Medicine Hat.
•'Visitin with Mr.. and Mrs. Ewan
g.
MacLean• recently were Mr..' and:
'Mrs. 'Ed .Willarnson of 'Wyoming.
The. W M S. ' of Ashfield 'Presby -
terian.Church.'held their regular!.
meeting on Thursday' afternoon at.
!.the Baine of Nirs,' Richard.West'.
;Mrs. Donald` MacKenzie had
charge: of the Devotional. part of
the meeting.
CANCEL SERVICES'
'Services at Ashfield:Presbyterian`
Church. were cancelled 'on Sunday•
due to: blocked roads. Service
next'Sunday and for the' next six
monthsWill ,be at 11
Messrs John McCharles and Rod'.
Finlayson' spent the;'week end at
:their homes in.the area
Mr. Tom Farrell spent nday
in "Goderi.ch:with Mr;. and Mrs;
MurrayMcGill and Mrs. Farrell
y
who is ;in' hos `ital there " ,
.P •
Mr and Mrs, Ian: Morton of
Stratford'• spent the week' end
-
withMr,• and Mrs, Emile Mae
Lerman.•
Resea, cif 'or yeners year .::The
itional Conference Wi.:l'al.c be
held a. ' ltrne
� '+.� ,ierp:: 12th to s '"
"tyl+' ...
Deli ate to attend; will be disci;.-
ssec a: a later r ieetit1 .
1'1.5 \Y. 8, o% t:° e a'4"e+ a arc est pre-
pared'
-
pared T? Otte, c5n
or."
The'o ,, Vf.Gkei t Iwriss�
topic G Y L
Bets M4 ,onne:< w a;in •— store ,°ere pre,-,atet*v' h;rs t,i ooey entries lin this Contest,' '
'pas: army present” . k "iti pictures ••••• Sa.c= sonds )vi„r 'Robert Prizes: will be awaid at: tt
e
ant sociter,,i `:s , .be. Old c ocntf-v au*Wto ata;
St G. becarrte keGw.,,Kerr p`:o 'vele en iove,d . Prized.
Iv, .. Fot-1„t ,at: , t oraauc tea a antiques 'were also on dis lac•
contest w ” te; 'sin:ing the Queen e °; .t.' thcelo.±n 'ode and +race there The Society, s most ;grate•
'" . " ful for ttie donors of rite rronet •.
lunch way 'seri ed bv' Ivlrs r: Cecil p y
May meeting of the Bruce HiStGif'
;cal Society and all • ent ries .in
each Contest will tie exhibited
ant :riStitu".e., :Trace lunch was
served ed by the hostesses Th chatge
and,a..ior:.la: half • hour'.$;sitar.
The committees i 1 1 d
<er*�pto'r..._.. late greatly all° help that wad„, .iven
. iurrphtev,'and Mrs. William neo ve apprec
GIRT S
STANLEY' I i Wingham and Dist
rict Hospital; on Sunday,. January
22. 1967, 'to Mi. and Mrs. ,Elmer
.Stanley, R. R.'3•Ripley, a• son,.
•
VANDERVE•LDE - In:Wingham: and .
District Hospital. on:' Monday . 'Jan ,'
nary 23. 1967, to Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Vandervel'de , R. R.3' Luckriow', `
a- daughter.
a �d a .H ital
BURGSMA',.At Alex. n r ,., ospit
Goderich on January 24.,+1967 'to '
Mr. and 'Mrs Harry 'Burgsina , Port
Albert, 'a son. •
HARRIS - Jim and Shirley R. R. 2 ;,
Ripley, wish toannoupce the
birth of :'a••son, Douglas Michael;;
on Tuesday., January 24,',196'7, at.`
St . Joseph's Hospital, London , a
brother 'for?onald
McDONALD -'On•. Friday, January..
20•, 1967; in'Kincardine Hospital,
to',Mr .• and Mrs.'Lorne McDonald;,
R,R,3,.:Lucknow, a daughter;
Holly Katherine, al;sister':.for Jack.,
Tammy and Tommy.
FakAN "In W'iri ham and District
Hospital. on, Wednesday January
P
25th, to Mr. and Mrs: Gordon':;
Foran:(Helen-.M'cIlhar aY ),of
. 8
West Wawanosh, ,a'son,'a brother
foT Jrm , . Bill, . Patrick and Colleen, > `
rofits start wit
chicks
arcros
ve ii
I'rrpa five year summary (1961-,
1✓960,of random•tests'in•
•Canada and the United States,
the Si-fAVER. STA RCRQSS'28.8'
consistentlyranked at the top.
The S A'RCROS8 288. was, del
signed as a high. producer of
eggs.on. a minimum of feed iii"
any erivironrnent.'Take a look
at thesefacts and .count on
BIG FROFITS.'
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Indonile per pullet housed
PP
Egg,y'eld' per year/ 25Q.280
Percentage ••of' Targe.•, and....
Odra., large eggs ,... 84%,
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