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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-02-28, Page 6a 1'ACl!IE SIX. '''CLAVDE DORE HEADS WEST BRUCE L.O.L. Claude. Dore was' elected coun- ty master of West Bruce L.O.L.. at the annual meeting held. at Amlberley: • Presentation was made of past, master's jewel " to Robert MMCor lick,, retiring cbunty mas- ter. . ' • Plans were made to hold. July 12 observance. at Wingham; :h. ilarapie - ,11,111171F TipX LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARTO. Tin TIAIRS., ,F:EBRrt1AI X2,th, 1952;., Other officers installed, ' were: LETTER TO, THE EDITOR,. depu ty master, Morley Mills; ' chaplain, the Rev, Jolla Hutton, recording .secretary, Earl. Tout financial secretary,. Chester Em, menton; treasurer, .Bert Alton marshal, Albert Colwell; 'lectur- ers, lectur-ers, John Scott,. R Campbell. GIDEON TL RUTof Ripley re Gently underwent an eye opera tion in London. " 2456 E 37th Ave. • Vancouver 16, B.C. The 'Lucknow Sentinel,, • ucknow, .Ont. a Dear , Sir: The Sentinel -comes to us 'as , a letter. It keeps us in touch with theold home town.: It is over _ 45 years since I left and there. are Very few' people in and, around Luck.noW 1 now know. I dwould like. to comment on those good wishes ' and' sayings we • .hear every Christmas,such sayings ,as, peace "on earth, °good • • tc� ' '� '� will , towards ,men, etc., and add Q . W Z -to • them, common sense:. I feel: Q r O these. sayings have -become 'hab w .Q 30 - W 'itual, and empty • and with' ; little -II •'Q W j meaning: 1. think. ' •it would- be •iL2 9 ig 4 ii • 11 • ' uta• ob 14 IAA w>, -h•22�. .`14 144 )w r good if we • put real meanings into these' sayings Peace . means. nothing more . nor less• than "non interference" and, that cornnien ces and. ends at the 'individual. •If we do not • interfere. with one, another,: we are peheeful; also, thisis applicable to nations, • ' • Good will can only mean the; Will to , do •good' 'and right; and that • requi.;Ces action. Without action, 'good will is- "useless, we would then have to Use. :our minds., to think, to reason and analyze, • then ascertain ' .What: would' Therequired to do good; and to :know what is right,then put the findings into. action,, with- ' •(Mt ' interfering. with one another•:. This can; be done. •We would be using' our common' sense_, . or our good "• sense, sense • 'ln, .com- . mon, . • I.. am an agnostic rwho' keep's. an open' and searching. mind. I. feel :that our Christianchurches • can stand tai 'be ' examined,, and. to a .large degree are found want- • ing. If they would work less on • abstracts '• andmore on n ;•concrete; •I feel they would become more 'Worthwhile, • T attended to the services' Of. a very . small church 'group some time aback , and was much in-' trigued,by averse I read in their • liturgy. *This is • the'. verse, ; they 'call :it 'An act. of .faith'. •,,"We be= lieve that God' is Love,. and: :Pow- er, and, 'Truth, ' and Light; that perfect `justice rules the : world; that all. His sons shall one day, 1reach His feet, however far they. stray. .We hold the Fatherhood :Of God, the Brotherhood of Man; we know ,th'at: we do serve Him best when, ;best We serve our • • brother man.. So. shall His bless- ings .rest' ori us and peace for- . • et/el-More"., • ' _ �I think Tif we carefully_sttidy_ this • verse"we could, find great. - lessons _in-,it,-andLalsck_ t -would, be. found .to be very far reach- ing. 'To.ser. ve God, we riust serve cur brother man. By doing' so I feel. • we Would • have peace On :earth, good•will toward then, and men of good wall ' ' • ' Yours very .truly; • onVT'W1 - :he Lucknow S:entinel, Lucknow, Dear Mr. ' Thoinpsott: • •• Another •year, •has passed and again we` wish to.. thank you and thestaff of The Sentinel for your, splendid co-operation, in:'present- ing Salada advertising to the pub- lic. This year marks.. our 60th an- niversary which is almost like saying the 60th year we hare. used the newspapers 'of Canada; kir we went into 'the ;papers very soon .after we started matketing, our tea.. • . • • From the outset : we had two basic ideas; the first was, to give the finest quality of tea we could, and, the 'second; to advertise, it as widely as our, purse .would per- mit, and the years have vindicat- ed the policy. , The latest proof of this is the • new building we are erecting in the Town of Mount Royal, Que- bec, :with .a floor space of', 125;0,00 square feet: It will be one of the most modern tea buildings in the' world with the whole process of blending, packing and shipping carried out on one floor, • I.t ;is a 'pleasure to acknowledge bnce again the fine and courteous co-operation we have had from the newspapers.' ' Yours very 'truluy, ' Salada Tea Company of Can- ada,. Limited. R Byth,Yl: • • f1: �o111 . ;WYY. VP'1I(Viiilli4.10 ti Vii• y,1 s a y ,4 For Donationslo:• (Continued. From. Last Week) . r he BIind ' Limited Space last week forced Donald, 2.00; Robt. Rae, . 10.00; r ,us to hold over the greater part Chas, - Webster, 5.00; Susan Ki1- of the list of 'donations to the, •patrick, 2.00; B. Coxworth, 1.00; Blind Fund which then totalled.: Dr. Corrin, 5.00;; Mrs. R. Robert- ,., :00, Wm, ,.Porteous._ 10:00: 'The remainder of that �• sbn, 2 ► , $1169.17. list is as, follows: • Mrs, R, J. Cameron, 1,00; Mrs. John. Nicholson, 1,00 Wm.,Rus- sell, 1.00; S. E. Collyer, 2.00; 'Roy Black, 4,00; W. ' L. MacKenzie, 2,00; Jessie Ahin, •1.00; R; Boak, 1.00, Innes . MacSwc4en, 2.00 W. Orvis, 2.09; `Wm., Armstrong, 1,00'; 1,00 McCoy, 2;00; G. Swan; 2.00; Jas.. A Pardon, Robt; Armstrong,; Johnston;•; •2.00;; Oscar Hodgins, 1..00;; Wm. Lyons,, 1.00; William ,2_09; Harvey` Webster; 2.•00,• Miss `Sproul, 1;00, A, W. Hamilton, 2.00,, , MacQuaig 2.00; .Flora • and Jack'' Thos. • $oyes, 1.00, Wm �Gollan, McDonald .00;; L. Irwin,,, ' 100 1.00; , Geo. Whitby, 2;00, John C. . Peter Johnston,"1.,00, J: McN:augh- Campbell; 3,00 ;Chas, Tnffm,•r1T00k', ton, -1,00; Mac .MacLennan, .5.00; J. R. M•eNab, 10.00; JOS. Whitby; A. 'McQuoid, '2.30; H.' Culling; 1.00;, R. H. Thompson, 2.00; Harry . 2.650; A, McGee, 1.00; Geo. • Has- ' Nixon,' 1:00; Miss M. Clifton, 5,00; Sall, 5.00; Alfred W. Ritchie, 2.00 R: J. MacKenzie, 1.00; Jas. Pick Carrie Milne, 1.00; F. Milne,• 1.00, •ening, 1,00;, Wm. Douglas, ,1.00; • Mrs: Dave Milne,. •1.00;' :Albert. John E. MacDonald, ' 2,00, Well- Morton ' 1.00; Mrs. C. MacDonald, ington Nixon, .25 Harvey Web - 1.00; Marion . MacDonald, 2.00;, ster, .25;.: Harold Ritchie, 2.06; Geo, Taylor, Jr., •1.00; T. Clarke, Donald MacLean, 2:00, Cameron 2.00, S. Whitby, '2,00; E.:Dexter, MacDonald, 2.00; Alex G,, And- / 2.0'0 R. Whitby,' 1.00; K. Career-, on, 2.00; ' Joe '''Arm,strong, 2.00; Hugh McDonald,: 1.00; Mel 'Greet 2.00; •Rev, . Winn, 1.00;..Les Me Keith, .1.00;• • Walter 'Hamilton, 1A0;' Donald• McCharles, ' 2.00; John Carruthers,.25;: Roy Hav- ens, 2.00; Wm, Humphrey, 2.00.; G. Wagner., 1,00; Robt, Douglas,.' 1.50;• Miss E. Reid, 1.00;; George rew, 5.00; :Duncan Cameron, 2:00; Jim Cameron, 2 00;,,'Mrs. A. R. Finlayson,.• 2.00;. Ewart . Taylor, `,:00; Verdun Mowbray, -•5.00, Wrn. S;' MacLeod., 2;00; John 'MacRae, 5.00;.A G..MacDiarmid, 2.00; Mrs:. ,Mrs. •Jewitt,;'1,00,: Clair ;Johnston, F. Mustard, 1:00; ,Misses 'Ada- and 2:0.0; • W. Howald,. ,50; Mrs: Ida Hazel. Webster, 2:'00; `J. W. Joynt,' 'Hackett .50; ' S. Laois, .1,00;, Les: 10,00, • W'ilfred''Drennari, 1,00, Mrs. haddick, 100;;• Evelyn-::�Barkwell, Purves, • 1:00; Mr S Neil. MacCallum; 1.00;' J. A; Mac Johnston, 2.00; W. G. • Andr eta; Donald, 2:00; • Mrs. Shirley; 1,00 10.00, .Walter Breckles,• 1.00, Ira Mrs, E.: Ferguson,:`.1.00;' .T W:' Canipbell:'10.0.0;Memorial churcti Smith, '5.00, Russel Button, 3.0.0; service collection, 29.12., Mrs: a. Sid Gardner, 2:00, Alex MacLeod; •Congram, 5,09; H Purdon, 3.50; 1°00; Mrs. ;J. Marshall, 1.00,..• N...Wm Pappas, 4..00;; Wm., MacD'on- Stewart 2.00; Mrs. Sam Reid 1,00; ald,.5.00; P. Hoag, 5.00.;" 'William . Wm., McGill, :1:00 W.: J. Davison, Bushell, 5.00, Mrs. T. A. Mac:- 10..00; R. Reiss, :1.00; Mrs. Sarah Donald, ^1 00, Mrs C. MacDonald., Gibson, .2'00,.: Mrs John Fattish, 2.00; Miss Janet.MacDonald, 2.00, 1.75; N. E. •Bushell,' .2.00;: •Chas. Alex 'MacDonald, 12.00 Harold Treleaven, 2.00;. • Mrs. R. V. Mackenzie, 5.00; Mrs.' ,5.00;Fred, Jackson, 2.00; Duncan D. C.•••.Taylor,' 1.00; . Geo. Webb, McLeod,. •_100; Dick MacQuai , • • 1:00; -•Wm:. Ferguson;; 2.00; James •• 1.00; .' Dick Webster; ..50; Chia:>; Mathers, 2.00, ,Geo,. Burgess, 2,00;. Shelton, 2.00; •'Shoot Club,• 5.00: Mss Wels 1.00 'Ge Greer' M•rs. N J,, MacKenzie; 2 00; 'W: B. s h, o , 2 00 Howaix Anderson,; .16 00; .Peter. McCall, 1..00; .-1VIac Stewart, ,; i 1.00; J: M. Fisher, 1...00; Jos.: John;- Robinson, 1.00; : Alex Sutherland; stop,, ,.50; Wm, Fisher, 5:00; Miss 2:00; Miss. D.:;MacLeod; 1..00, Wei: Maude Fisher, 5.00; Gladys •.Mac- Houston, 1:00; Mrs. 'Struther, • 1.00 Alex MacN,ay,' 1.00. ' Keith Robinson, 2.00.: Geo.' ;Elliott, 2.00.;; Mrs. M. Ross,. THE. VOICE: OF TEMPERANCE The question. is , often, 'raised how do 'the Canada •Temperance. Act ,and the Liquo.ontrol `Act compare? What 'the •', distinctive advantages of -each? .The one dis- tinetive ,advantage of the Canada Temperance ,Act is • that, .it does -not-permit-outlets-either-liquor, stores or'beverage • rooms To'. many -tincts` -a real ~-restrictive temperance measure. The distinc- tive advantage of the Liquor Con- trol Act is that it makes: fuller provision for.. Police action: It de- fines mor,_e__bccasiuns.__on .which, the offieers--of, the -.-law May ---a rest and institute court action.; To many this seems • a desirable •and necessary` provisron.i The' logic of it- is that with more• outlets and more liquor Ind more drinking there • shold. • be • more police action as the' Liquor Control . Ac:t provides. I•t'is equally logical° that with' no, 'outlets under .the '.Can- ada Temperance Act' and copse-' quently• less liquor. and • less drinking there/need..be less pro vision, for police action. The sounder'Temperance legislation is to restrict; the, liquor ;-,,ratee_ r than_ to- enlarge the area : of .police action.-Advt.: • ;• , • HELL'S°BELLS < Tinder the above .caption the Durham Chronicle 'tells this one on, 'Bill Leonard, forMer bank Manager at Ripley and'a.summer. resident at:Point Clark: • • William Leonard, who recently accepted the:. post as, : organist. of. ,the Durham• Presbyterian church' was not given as warm a .recep - tion `as• he received .at an'other. church some 25 years ago. He has two'.clippings relating. to the oc .casion, one from :the London Free' Press and the other from the Bar- rie,'Examiner, It ''as in the fall' of 1926 on the first .Sunday ,Mr., Lccnard,. was to play the 'organ. at Wesley Hnited Church On the bulletin board outside the'ehurch was the sermon topic,"'What Ts Hell Like?" then followed stha line; "Come and hear our new organist". •M YI ITYr:'�I. ;?. \•IIIc • • wi rr �rw. �. Collyer, 2.00; .Mrs: Jos :Agnew, 2.00 P. Menary,: 2:00; Albert Pat- erson, 2.00; John. Dahmer, 1.00; Albert Gam nie, 2.00;. Lloyd Hall,' 3.00; Geo. Joynt, 5.00; Miss. Ruby Webb, '2.00; Miss • Catherine Mr Gregor, 19.00;..R. W.. Andrew; Rev.:. A.S. Mitchell,: 3,00; 'Aileen. Hewitt, 5.00; : Burt. Roach, 1.00; • Jessie -ands --#fin- r- ie-=McKa,i IMO; Mrs. Mary Jane Webster, '2.00;, Mrs=Winnrfred Johnston; 1.00 Harvey Treleaven•' 5.00; ••• S. • B. Stothers, .10.00. Rural .Community BEd. R. McQuillin•• $2.00; • Mrs. Chas: •`At --ivloore 2:00; Weil - Black ;. •yrs; • is.. ous. on L00; M or itr1 1 -00; -A -m -ew C.: Gaiint 1900; John O Hunter 1.00; ' Harry ,Anderson 2.00 Earl Durjn 2:601--Jahn=Elphk k 1700; Oliver 'Bark,well 2.00; Chas, Wilms kins 2.00; Fred Anderson 1.00; G. Kirkland 2.00; Robt. G., •Hamilton 5.00:;, St.. He1en'•'s Wortien',s ` Testi= tute 10.00; Wrri, • Andrew 2.00; Mrs. ••Wm:'•Carnpbell 2.00; Mrs:: A,. Gillies 1.00; Alex Hackett 1' 00: Archie Nicholson 2.00; H' Bar ge;r 1.00; , Gordon McGregor 2.00; :Robinson Woods 1:00; G. Henry 2 00; Walter' Alton }.00; . R.- Irvin 1.00; kyles MacMillan 2.00; John A. ,MacDonald .1.00; Robt..Iiel.m 2.00;- C4 Waunch ..50; 2..00 • G•; Struthers 2:00; •••Heni;y Gardner ' 2.00; Fred . McQuillin '1.00;'. Mrs. John Miller:; .1..00; T. Glenn' 1;:00; Lloyd MacDougall, " Win. Irvin 2.00; Wallac°c• Miller '2.00; ,Lorne Durniri 290; John MacIn tosh 5.00; Robt. Mac- intosh 5.00; Dave Anderson 2,00,: Harvey Brooks 2.00;'Jorn:8 Ro�7t. Durnin 5.00; O. A.. •McCharle'; 2.00; W. F. MacDonald 2.00; Mel- • vin 'Morrison .75.; Thos.• MacDon- ald 2.00; Jarnes Parks 1.00; John Tt: 'MacLeod 5.00; It 4.. Reid i.0 0 C." Kingsbury 1.00; Ed. •Mat'• Kenzie 5.00; Crewe' School 5.00; • George Kennedy 5.00;.John Cana Bron 2:00; Dori Cameron Thomas ' :obb .2.0p;, Mrs. ' George Gilchrist • 2.00; Fred • Gilchrist 2,00; Wellingtoibster 2.00; Cl. M. Stuart 3 00; S.S. No. 12, West Wav�rantiSh • 5,00; Italph Cameron •