The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-11-29, Page 3194.
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John Hogan and .ht. sister, Miss
Margaret Hogan Of Ashfield are
spending The wit tee zn oderich,
Mrs. E. Hollyman and friends
were in Dungannon last..Satur'-.
,day for the 'bazaar. ,and tea in
St.. 'Paul's Parish Hall '.
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1Vfr and Mrs; Joe Freeman and
Mr. and Mrs.. Don. Straughan .of
Cocderich spent _Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs.. Wm.. Hunter f Zion
Mr. and aV1Ks., Chuck Rpse and.
•Mr, J. M; Hackett of Detroitspent
the week -eared ,with Mr. and liths.
Wilfred Hackett. 'Mr, and, . Mrs:
i. ,T.. Lane of 3eimont are spend-
ing this*. week; at the' Hackett
• home,. • . • ,
Mrs. 'R%iSsell
,Robertson had' a
'busy time 'lastThursday explain-
ing to enquiring friends that she
was not ill. An item (taken over
' the }7henel •stated ,.that she had,
.been in Wingham Hospital .for
two " weeks. The • name should
have been Mrs, Etta .Roberts.
a.;,
Mrs. Brown of Shelburne ?vas
a
recent visitor. • with Aar., and.
Mrs. :John' Farrish. •
Mr: and Mrs. John •Kreutz4.
wiener. of town, spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs:. AAagust
Geyer of Monkton. "Mr. and Mrs.
Geyer sailed on Wednesday "on
the:; Scythia for ,a 31Iz mdnths'
trip td'Ait 7e Q d. Country and the .
Contin'er t.. TM
Mrs. Allan Stuart of Fganviile:
(nee Ethel Martin) and her, .dau-
ghter Ethel visited, last week at
the home of her ono. ther,Mrs.,. W.*
R.4 alllartn of Paramount.. MTs,.
Stuart was a :local, leader .de1e
gate fror'n,..the Worriext's Institute'
to the Royal :Winter krait.
ALL
'WPAPERS:•
1952 Patterns on hand; also
agent for American. Wallpapers,.
' Other Stock Reduced
We Sell For . Less.
MRS, S.: E. CAMERON •
Phone .37 -if, Luekiiow.
ELMER• JOHNSTON'S PONIES
AL
SWEEP AT ROYAL
•
'W. Elmer Johnston of Atwood
and for terly' ofAshfield, made
nearly aclean sweep of the Shet-
land ponyclasses at the Ronal
Winter :Fair, is Billy Boy Sturm
was eharn,pion • senior stallion,
grand champion stallion;;. • his
Bell's Lindy was reserve ::cliaxn=.
pion- , senior ' mare and : reserve
grand ' champion . mare; Lady
Lou's Daughter was . reserve
champion junior mare 'His Major
Cody was . first for •Stallion' foal-
ed, in 1.950; he had•first:entry for`.
r..
foal, of 1951;; Lady Lou's :Daugh
ter was second for mare foaled in
•1949; .Bell's 'Lindy was 'first for;.
Marefoaled before J.ari. 1; 1949;
Silver. Lass ,Patton third for yell
mare •foaled before' :Tan. 1,: 1943.
Billy. Bou Sturm and Lady Lou'''
Daughter -were firstfor two ani-
mals,:.progeriy. of . one dam.
MOTHER PASSES••
Mrs, Harrison Lyon ' , passed
away in Clinton 'Hospital en Fri-
day. She was 85, a: lifelong ,resi-;
dent of.. Hullett Township.. and
tine= of - the oldest naembei' . of
'Londesboro' United Church.
One •of the surviving members
of, a family of eight is Mrs. Earl
Gaunt of Londesboro,.,' d form-
erly of West' Wawanosli.
J. D 'BEECFORT• RETIRES.
J. D. •Beecroft,' reeve of ' East
' .Wawanosh 'Township •far the past
eight years, announced his ' re-
'tireinent at last Friday's' nomina-
tion meeting. He had previously
.served for • eight • years on the.
:Council.
Lucknow
Presbyterian Churci
REV. C. A.' •WINNB.A.,
Minister.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER- 2nd
11 a.m.. Morning .Worship. '
12.15 p.m..: ; Sunday School.
3 p kn Erskine Church, Dun-
gannon. , .. •
7' p m c .Evening Worship..
$1 oo
$3.00
;$4.49
• 98c
$2.00
(1.25
ar.)
LUCKNtW '
I`�' p CHURCH_.
Minister: 'Rev..W.`J.'Mumford
M.A. SD S.T.D.
Sunday, 'December Znd .1.961
a.m.: Gad ,Elan Need Of
' You.
12.15 p.m Sunday School.
7 p.m.: A Brand .Plucked
From The • But ning
The merry-go-round life!
doesn't .getyotu ' anywhere: I'.
"Strait .is the• gate and t-
is
is The way which., leads to
life"
.(hurch
&nglican
. NOTICES
Rev. A. S. Mitchell,
Rector.
First Sunday in Advent
December 2nd,. 1951
St. Peter's, Church,: I,;uekr o v.
11 a.m.trly • Commuttian.
Si. Paul's Chu eh, . DungannOd,
2,80 •p.m.: "Evening Prayer,
St. Paul's Church, Ripley ".
7,30 pito.: Evening. Prayer.,
4i0'MING EVENTS
The .Ripley. Baifaair and Tea:
this Satu rd+ay, • Je•Cember lkst,
The Luckiiow Jr'oloa:and Tea
on. Satulraay, iieeetuber 8tli.
THE VOICE. OF TEMPERANCE
It is inscribed in. the. Canada
'Temperance . Act that it's repeal
can ' be effected only by a peti-
tion and a ', vote by the ,people.
That •is the genius"of democracy.
It is !the' denial of . democracy
when 'any .official ::body whether
township." or .county' or ,prov'inc'e
presumes to substitute its voice
for' the voice of the People. That's
how they do' it in. Russia%iii Can-
ada we'are:' not free :from 'this`
menace : of officiaidorri: Neither
• are we free from: the • menace • of
pressure groups ,behind official-
dom. Let there- 'be no uncertain-_
ty. about it, the fate -of. the. Can-
:adra Temperance AOt depends ilii.
the people's 'ballot .not .'on thel
snap verdict of "any official or
..any official body: ,• .To :any. Who.
. may be tempted to be too. offioi-
ohs 'thisr_,;Qaragraph _.. elves , warm
;ing, .hands off the rrgh s' of "the
people. A1'ut..:..•
N
EW KINLOUCH RECTOR
INDUCTED LAST 'trEE$.,
'Installation and induction Ofthe
Bev. Harry Edward ,Janke, as
rector of Bennie, Kiriiough and.
Kingarf'. Anglican chttrches was
carried out in the Church. of ;the
A.sieension, Kinlou:bh, o Tuesday
of Last week.
The . rohdesi on. --,of -Perth, the-
Ven.F ,Hardy of .aiYnia,of-
ficiatecd at the service.,. He was
assisted by clergy of Bruce dean-
ery. The diocesan commissioner,
the Ven. J, N: • H Mills, delivered
the, inducting sermon.
• 'A reception for. Mr. and Mrs
Janke; ;who came, to this' parish.
from. • Pelee, Island, • followed.
. Probably .never "iiefore has the
Canadian : 4011ex hadasuch good-
bYing•. power:. � .
PLAN COUNTX 'WIDE
C4 LFHOOD VACCINATION/6
At a meeting of. the Federation
of Agriculture from. the town -
Ships of Carrick, •Culross, Kinloss,
Huron,. Kincardine, :Greenock
Brant, held recently in the. Agri-
culture •office, Walkerton, to din-:
cuss, .plans for ,the calfhoocd . 'vac-
cination drive, Dr. McIntosh` •of
the ` OAC 'declared "that when 'a
disease has human significance, it
is all important •:that wedo• all
in our power to eliminate'it fr`wu:
Our herds and flocks".
The eonmiittee . chairman, Mr.
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r4AETH.E
''P tumwei!!iole+o+m+,, i+. 7*•*9"it!o!w1 ,.010 •
.A'
Magnificent. Vote.
' • ° accorded ine
ant Thuxsday•.
' • `I $flit; , .
.Indeed` ' Gratefuii.
Your continued 'faith., in one gives ' en-
couragement to., work even harder in the : ,
best interesfis • of the riding of Huron.
Bruce. r .
JOHN W HANNA:
Andrew McTavish, briefly, out-
lined the stages .of 'organizing ';the
canvass to date and : asked the
township representatives to place
one person responsible ; for,: the
township: who the Federation of
Agriculture and: the veterinary .
can contact. ' eve Diavid Car' °
ruthers is the contact man' itt
Kinloss, . where the vaccination
will be conducted by. Dr..
T. D
Cleland:
NOT READY TO DECIDE,
ON HOG 'MARKETING,' PLAN
At a meeting of the Huron/Co,
Federation of Agriculture, the
opinion appeared to , prevail' that
the time, • was tot ripe to . decide
on the new hog . marketing plan.
The Federation endorsed a res
trlution calling for. •a tWo-year
period on the farm for Muni-
grants,00ming,'to'Canada' as .farm
-laborer's,'
Gorden Greig,. :county 'fieldnnan
reported, that West Wnwanosh is•
the:, only township in Huron that
is neither, collecting tv o -f fths of
mill for' the Federation, nor'
paying an equivalent grant,
'Ytuth,•atlate hour on the front..
porch "Oh,. darling, how can t
leave you?" :
father, wearily putting
'head out of Wrhdow "Walk, take.
,bus No. 4 Or call a cab and charge'
'it to me.. •
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I'F I were asked to sum upthe whole • '•
Canadian: way of living in two. words, I'd
• says "Steady Progress" ,,:The people of •
this country seem to combine stability with
a go.ahead-spzrit:This-apprr ach shows r-
_upin most things, we.do. Take Canada's
first bank --- my bank We have just. 'finished�
our 134th year, with assets of over
• two billion doltars.Our Annual Statement.
ts.typicalty Canadian in that. ..i r_ell of
sul1statatial•pr gress in'tertns of brass
tacks'rather 'than
brass bands.
Just .three highlightswill show, you exactlywhat.I'mean:
. '. •. • '
Ir. DEPOSITS: our 1,800:,000 cus-
tomers • :have, •$•2,085,.187,091 ' on.
.deposit a $72 13 of M • branches'
across Canada. Some of this
money belongs to business firms and institu=
tions, brit.. more than half of it is the savings.
of everyday: people.
LOANS' Now at the'highest year-end igttre
in the Bank's history, aur loans amount to
• .,,.•,156464368,336'.. Fatriners,, fishermen, .ranchers
and lumbermen borroWeda greai.deal f rom usy `
but we. lent money to people in every walk of
life and to business of every kind.
At that, we had to cut down • on •
many :loans eve 'Jbu'1d •ordinarily
have:. liked •to: _make, in order to'
co-operate with fl a Government
in: measures which are designed
to combat inflation •and. help...geat ,uti
Canada's: econttnyfor the defence ,progt'am.
INVESTMENTS: M the .year's`' end, the
•B of M. had' $976,956,829 of. its. depositors'
money invested in., high-grade
goaertl'ment bonds ,and other public.
��.seriirifies,, these, were -listed in ihe•
w Bank's books at a'figure not greater:
than their market. value. Our other 11
securities repr•esented•rainly short -terns
'Credits to uidustry, The combined total
amounted .t $$i 108,174,362.
Like Canada, her first bank has gone on from strength to strength
in the past 'year. ''We believe in.. being 'strong' because ourMaid
job is to protect people's' savings:' And we believe in encburagtig
people to. save ,more; too.
Tnthis, as in any other, way, we can, we Are• week ng
with Canadians to every walk of life lot the steady Nog-
.
rog •...
:rens that will give ,as all a' stronger, happiei. country,
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C 4ARL s L SM1114, MANAdtirt',
&UCKNbW sRAN0.1, BANtr'(P MONtiltAt.