The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-05-07, Page 38'PAGE . FOURTEEN
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Thr!,.e
Josephs
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Farn UfljOfl.federation and G.F.O.
On Ma.y 6 in the 'St. Joseph's -
School gym,;, the St. Joseph's. .
C. W.L. meeting was.1ield with •20
• members and 14'visitors present•.
' Father Galea opened with the leag
ue prayer and Mrs John Austin pre
°sided ;.
The:'following reports .were read'by
the. conveners Recording Secretary
Corresponding Secretary, Treasurer,
Spiritual. Clothing' will be collect
ed until the end of May. A badge
Committee for the Girl Guides was
established, secretary Mrs. Walter
Clare ,`Mrs ,. Mark Dalton{.and -Mrs :.
Jim Gilmore.
9n Sunday , May 18 there, will be
•
a bake saleafter each mass. At
Huronview on May'28th•.we are
invited t0 a Tea and Bazaar: On
June 3rd, St. Joseph's C. W.L. are
invited to St. Augustine for a joint:
meeting and plant sale. Mrs', Mark
Dalton ,won the mystery gift. Father
,:closed the meeting with prayer and
it was: adjourned by. 'Mrs ...Wilfred'.
Austin.,
Mrs. Antone Van Osch,
Citizenship.convener2introduced• the
'three :guests . which; helped to ;prom;
, ,ote understandingof citizenship,' .g
democracy and freedom .for God '
• and his country . •
•.'.:`Mrs'. Oliver' MacCharles, of Ontarr--
io Federation of� Agriculture , 'Mrs:. -
,••MikePenieh of Farm Union and' •
• George ,representing General
gt
Farm Organization
Here briefly: is 'a summary of each
report..
Mrs. MacCharles stated that the
` Federation'poiic.y was 'always,to,.
aid the farmer, so the Federation'.•
ver 11,`their `
assets and• back the 'G'F.O. WW'• •
must look to the future with one
organization,
Mrs. Penich of the Farm Union'
,aid. that the. Union's main Object-
ive
bject-ive is to 'protect and maintain,ther
family farm as an 'economic unit.,
The union maintains you can't legi-
slate unity among farmers as it
must be on yourown free will;, . We"
must have a strong National Organ-
ization,.
Mr. .Smith of the G. F.O. said
that farmers, need a G. F, O.. to find.
a way to irn'prove: income and to
be, represented before'government.
Farmers lose because there is not
one organization so the Ontario
farmer will 'have a chance .to. vote
on the type of organization they -
feel they need•. •The theme of the•
G.F.O. is "Let: Farmers Decide".
An'.informative question and.
answer period followed.. Mrs. Bob
Howard thanked and 'presented the
speakers with gifts: Lunch was, then
served`
14 Pupils have
Perfect Attendance
OLIVET ;NEWS ,
Fourteen Sunda School `its
Y pulpits
received perfect attendance.pins
ori sunda.y at Olivet Church.' The
were: David ,Black,•BillBleck,:
Lynn Clayton,' Pat • Mactharles,
Mary..MacCh'arles; Laurie MacCh
;arles, Jini• Black, Joyce Black,
Ronnie McGuire; Nancy McGuire
Wend Hamilton Jo ce ,Osborne.
Joan.Osbo`fne and Brian McGuire.
onduct
mUyLDay$er1ice.
KINLOSS NEWS
South Kinloss Young People con-
ducted the Family Da,y service on
Sunday. Betty Colwellprepared.
and gave the address: Others .
taking part were Barbara Macfntyre;.
Sandra Keith, ,Jinn MacKinnon,•
,Walter Dickie, Mae Macinnes and;
David MacKinnon,. "•
The.Junior,•Choir, under the
leadership of Mrs ..Sparks
'Provided special music, with
Murra,y Kith ,as -pianist.. Bruce '
MacKenzie, as pianist:accompan,
ied the organ for the singing of the
hymns. Sunday School, .. •
superintendent, Donald Maclntyre: r.
presented attendance diplomas;
and awards.
4 •
Chose Convenors
for 1969-70
The May meeting of•St. August.
`ine C. W.L. was held Tuesday Oren,
ing in the Parish.' Hail. Father Galea
Opened .the meeting with the
League.Prayer•• Mrs. Joe Hickey,
the President,• w'as,in the Chair;:
The treasurer reported $15,5:23
in bank. Membership has 15• paid
members. Corre'spond:ance was'read,..
from the: Elmer Foran Family' and I
Mrs./N. Stapelton and League' ,
Correspondance.. Spiritual sent out
one `first Communion Card and
Medal. It was decided that the: Si*:
itual
Convener send out the .Get. :
Well cards and..the Spiritual'Cards,.'
to send .for Grade Eight• P'ins,and ;
to: p ay the St. Au•ustine'League's;.',
•stare-tQw•a-rdS the -Cit zenship
Award it •was decided to Help ,cater
to the Graduation Breakfast' at King-
sbridge: The President.' thanked the
ladiesrwho helped,to cater to the
Foran funeral. Father.. Galea spoke: •
on Crowning ofthe Blessed Virgin
;
• Meat kelps' safely in. Meat Tender with. its
own direct chilled air 107 lbs.':capacity
freezer • Nd muss or
bother with. Flip -Quick Ice
Ejector—up to 80 ice cubes •
when :you want them;;.: J ,
5 YEAR PROTECT/ON PLAN
FRIG I DAY
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INP
F.
�.�Phohe 52:8 ___3ll 2,__
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'for the same.
The 'Conveners for 1969 . 70 are:
Spiritual -Mrs. Johni::Frankin •
Education Mrs.. Rayrnond' Boyle,
Membership .- Mrs:.Cyril Boyle.;
Press - Mrs.. ,Neii'Stapelton,
:Lunch
Mrs. Gus Reditond , Scrap' Book
Mrs..: Writ . •Redmond .
The next meeting, June 8fd., will
' be a joint meeting of the three par-
ishes. There, will be an exchange'
of.flowers a_.�nd olatrts at this meet
•
• 1
'WEDNESDAY, MAY' 14th,
1969.
can maKe your cropt
investmentpav off in
higher yieldshi9her profits
If you' _want•bette•,corn „and more
of it,from evety•acr.e .you, plant
supplemental liquid nitrogen' can
make money, f_or you. And 'the.
most . effective 'and.. economical_
• way to supply the.' r tTogen` needs
.of. a bigger yield crop is with •
'CO• -OP Aqua Ammonia.: This.)Ow
Cost liquid .. nitrogen fertilizer, is
•injected 3" to 4" below 'the'
surface of the soil and gets into
• action .fast. With ,this .method o.f.
aRpli•cati.on the corn1.gets maxi-
muni -benefit- Fo the nitrogen
because the soil retains all the
'nitrogen applied.and there is no
• loss;d.uring application.
•
• From 'e.giert rec.om;mendatian to.
trained operator application the
Co opetat.iVe Liquid Nitrogen
Service - gives you the best of
supplemental• nitrogen fertili`
natio. n without your co,tlyinvest
meat in tirn.e,'labour .and egUi'p'
nlert..C.allyourlo'cal Co; operative
no, and''plari• to: improve:yot�r
prdfits. thic,casnn
from LJE=C1 research
Fertilizer Plt•og rammer 'and' Services
for the. Ontario farmer
.flex,, $erep' 71ede Mai*
Dungannon'l
Held Spring Tea
ing :The Cleaners for .the, month of : On.sM
Wed way , a"y`7-th
- a .v.ery
'June are•' Mrs L. Neves, Mrs, R. • successful Spring Tea? and Bake sale Congratulations- from Langside
Boyle. •le, and Mrs . Herman Van W n- . was -held at the Dungannon, United
Y community tm Mr.. •and Mrs. John
ber h. . .Church sponsored by; the Ashfield
g $` J&uxn y TOP, who celebratednirrversa their .
---�he�-rneet�n w�a•,-�� � stde of the ilnirert C'httrch Worn_ t, •�r�da
�.
L'. Boyle and Mrs,: C Van A aken . . The lovely,'weather:favoured the , o by ofa ofl' `'
Sympathy; of the community a.
A buffet lunch was served by the• attendhce and the ladies enjoyed . f
.goes to the Sutton family in the
ladies..: A social;.hour: was enjoyed':' the afternoon and .watched a'film tragic death of:;Bradley last..Tues
shown by Rev. Wright, entitled
day morning '
` A_ .Woman's Place' and showed Rev Horace Braden of Londort
Lu.CICAOW Unit .4 I methods of cooking ,meat The pro; with,
was 'a dinner guest on Sunday _
ceeds for the afternoon amounted Mr. and. Mrs. Dave Moffat and
The May meeting of Lucknow i to approximately $100:.. We extend
pour thanks to everyone who at Y
U:C: W. , Unit 4 was herd at the . • famil
• tend
Thompsoned.,.
• home of Mrs : Cam bell' Ken Youngof Paincourt wasA,
'with An attendance of twenty. The week -end visitor with. his parents .
ne.eting__opened with -._a p..oena_san Ivlr. . and Mrs. Cliff young and
l'Tvlother's Day by Mrs. Jim. Arhold:..l family. ; •
The devotional section of theMr. and Mrs: George Young and
•i
-rneeting•was•-in, charge -of Mrs•:': -Roy I ;by an.-interesting.hote• from •the. Heather attended the, birthday
Couple C�leb�ated
.45th Anniversary
LA NGSIDE NEWS
"Havens. She was assisted by Mrs".'.' ., "Observer" . Mrs. Robert Camp bell :supper on Saturdays... in honour of
Y. amp
bell
MacKenzie and Mrs,! Elrrro ;` reported for the catering commi-•'.' Mrs.
Wm; Brown at "the home of
g
, . 'tee andannounced a' banquet and ' a. g
;a•we ing•in the -near uture'. The. ; ing
Supply committee''repbrted a bale
of good used clothing would be
"paeked'id June. It was' suggested'
that each unit would supply a' blan=
ket for "Overseas .relief" .some
Sanderson, the theme being her d u ht.er Mrs Charlie Tiffi�t `
y dd f 1N ham
Marion Wall of Kincardine spent•
the ,week end at the home of her
parents ;.Mr. ,and Mrs: Gordon Wall.'
and family'; '
Gordon Wall returned'to his horde
-The Chapter on the Study Book on. month during the year. Unit `4 is•in on Tuesday'from Wingham and Dist
China was capably, reviewed by cha? e of flowers for the Church' for ric•t•Hospital,.
Mrs ;Roy Havens.. Two readings the month of yiay, Thee members • Sandra, and 'Greg Gardner'spent tile'
T a rents,
"Plant'Loner" arid--P.-other ."Gt-ee•r--we-r-e•;-rem-ir�••ed• of-�t�te,-bake-sale-Q►1-Tw•eeJ��nd.�w'rh rliPtr �rall�'
"Christian .Family Life" .The
scripture was read by:Mrs
Webster. A 1.1)41114 in keeping with
the. theme was'sung followed by a::
pleasing piano instrumental .by ,
Joanne Thompson,
'Fingers" were given by IMMrs. 'Hav- May 10th Mr: and Mrs. Wes •Young, Btib
ens: The hymn "Jesus Uriited'By i:. Two contorts "Famous • ' ' , Young.who attended College in, .1
Thy Gtace and: prayer concluded :Personalities" and a "Seed Contest" London is at the hone of his parents
this aectmon':of the 'meeting: enjoyed .: The meeting closed Mr, and Mrs, Wes Young.
',were
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..w.-.Mxs,-J _A-nold—'t�•as• 141 c -large-o:fv..._�,41tim-tire i�ztpah b'enetl,tction.. -:. . Steven IvicNayof -Arz berl_ey: sp14l)t
dainty lunch was' served by the ""the weep -end with his grandr trrrrt ,
The Roll call was well nsweted committee in charge, ""Ivlr; and..Mrs, Dick:Iv1eQuilliit.
the bitsiness"
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