The Lucknow Sentinel, 1949-04-28, Page 2G"7
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-.ear' Editor.
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LUCKNOW SENTINEL
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THURSDAY,, AtP'RIL. ' 28th, :1949.
:HOME, THE BEGINNINGr
All good things been, at home.:;
The way we live. together in our
• families • is, preparation for the
Way we live together in the World
outside
Deinocracy ' begins : i`n homes:
'.�e • childre learn.' to. �acce• t
when n p
: their, share.of duties,., and to� work
h .partnership with others. Neigh•-
:borlinesst,ibegins, in liomes: where.
ind``•a • friendly w'e1-
'stra`nger,s•'�f d Y
•
, Borne;' :where 'conversation' 'about
.friends and work ,does not con -
Of
onof, idle or . malcious gossip,
but.' paves . the : way 'for tinder,-
Standing
nder=
Standing. and appreciation; Where
the needs of ' other .people less
fortunate or happy; are .'n,ot' for-
gotten nor ':neglected..,Happiness'
begins mn:homes: like that;: where
.,. gm
love"'inspires the stronger to: help
• "the weaker,•:aaid •each to. trust the
.dthers , I eligion , begins in ',homes
*here God is • recognized, arid • hon.:..
Bred; • where He..' is 'regularly
thanked .at:mealtime where night
and morning, father; mother and
thritdren 'turn: to : Him /or.. guid-
awe; and for strength, ` where
prayer is natural to tlie• daily ex_
perienc e f young • and old., •
To •em hasize the importance of,
. l?
Christian family life in: making° a
Christian 'nation, Christian Fain
Week will be • obsertved, across
•
Aly, •
_ and
•
Canada . im "many . Churches.,
.corinnuriiti�
from May
emonth of • April the
Uurng th p
Ontario . Division ' of the C
OCanadian
. Cancer.. Society has ,been cam-
paigning
for 'funds ;to: carry' on re,,
search Work, the, extension of the
diagnostic. ' and .,treatment
lies, educational work, a'nd.;. Ser-
vice to the •cancer' patients; Part
IF.: STALEMATE OCCURS
(;Iianovg.�� Post)
and
Progressive 'C�onservative , d
1'g
Liberal hopes, of :course; • are fix
ed, on w'nni .an over=all major-
ity ..in-Parliiarrrent at. the neat
general:: elect ion. -They• cannot and.
g.
will `not'talk about .any.•othep out-
co 'e tbut.'otheis'•take ,time Out to
speculate • '..or% . , what .' :would Or
p ..
Is,: otil'd 'ha pen'.i'f the>'elect bn: re
�• p.
•,talernate w',ith. neither:
�stt'l�t's in .a s .... .. , • .
the.- Liiberals nor .the'ProgcCons'.
getting a clear. majority. Already
there are. signs •of a new align-.•
,anent ' of sentiment . arming mein
ib'er outside the ranks .'of the
major 'parties and 'indications of
the .way.theywould , act 'if ..• ton-
fronted
on-
fr rite with the'. responsiwbili!ty •uf
o d
which of the two mayor parties
should run the Government.'
The .Alberta Soaia1 . Creditors'
appear to , ,fayor the Progressive
,Conservatives,,; Out the Socialists
of ' the • Co=operative Common-
Wealth', Federaation. are violent'ly'
o sed .'to • .Drew personally, In
laps .. , .. ,
a crisis they would ode "with the
Lifbera]s if by so acting., they
could ' keep Drew Out ;Of 'office;
•Up to now it has been a funda
Mental •tenet of the `CCF- that it
should 'make no alliance or coal
ation with' any . other • party, re-
gardless of the situation. By
holding i firmly to that :'resolve,
,Y •
the Coldwellites hope to avoid the
fate' of the old Progressive Party,,.
Whose heirs" they are in Western
Canada' : They, ;saw it gradually
Merge into the <Liberal Party ins
1920's as a•, consequence of
its lendingsupport to the Liberals
in ' preference; to t1,,e-':Conservatr
.Yves.
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Mr.: and Mrs;' Charles. Hedley.'Dear
'QDAY, APRIL 28(tbi '1949
FORMER. LVCKN. o .., I.
ON p..RSEAS• TRIP
f t n last Mr, ''E, D. "Tex"' Cameron of •
Sunday evening. ... Co
Just a word o coanxien o»
and. daughter
visited at Mr, Sam � ' ' "• the' :Canada Spool
Week's letter by Fair• Play Wee a il3Obbin
E)merson's wiee s e mpanj , left on, 'Wednesday of.
_NIT, and Mrs`,. Will mold and all; know! that our ntinierUus or this week on, a business trip. overs
he anuzatran5make ^ma'r.y, demo --ds,
. at�end�ed the .... � He was accorr.panied, on tl
John Em
Mr. o n Bison. ... .. .• . ..
seas, , . e
convention in Toronto last' on the spare time 9f' our tciitzer�s.
A letter such, as the one referred 'trip by Mrs: Cameron, the •ferm>
week '.
iStinson:of 4"Riley: to seems• to • 'naturally bring :up
• Miss• Mary .p
spent last week Pursifik at the the question as, to Whether or,'not
haxn,e. of Mt, Victor Gawley. • etre; Many have• too- organizations,
_ "erson On the other" hand a young. rural
Mr. and- Mrs.. John Ems.. ;._ e,
• Nixon's ori di arriatic group would surely find
visited*. at Mr.:Isaac .. .
Sunda' , it helpful to have 'a° ticket..' sales
Y Vass all the stores
;. n,d.A faariil 'canwnittee cant. • . '
Mr. and. Mrs,: ,Ball a.., .. ,.y
of London:visited.with Mr:. How-: on the Saturday (before their.con-
. 'rthe. Week -...end,, cert 'as presented, ..
and Thompson fo
Anne lv cCosh nt.
.1VIias; Mary Ann x. ,, sPe
ethnecs, , llYollrd,. aa3rnsd.wVtrhs. hJohw% rCo1dWea1r.1-,. your' wreaders wanoduldas..,jthoyi
•n.k hriapt
.
.a ;
Mr.." Francis 7 Boyl..'e of Fer us UnversitY,Too
rs affords More
e
visited athis ho,me'here.. peopie:the: ,Opportunity!of going
Attended '0
ttended'O E A 'ConvBritbon t ere tlan• gel -1'001y,
real.. ze
d
MJohnEr�Ieison•attended the would- like to pass onSymein.
-
conventionin. 'KingEd- formation: about them. University
ward Hotel, Toronto, last week; Tours started,"back in 1929 as..,a
and reports a 'record: attendance regular ,service of the University.
of urban,'.. 'rural • .and '. township of'Toronto Alitmrlr, organized by
cl?p of area "delegates from, all Mr.: • K.. B. Conn. • When he left
"arts,'af•°.the."province. -Tiffs .89th 'college :Mr. 'Conn .co stir ued his
:annual convention.: hasspecial idea on a• biusiiness.�basis
is the. last con- and,
sign<f i.cazice .as. it •For ibetwen thirty . forty
• ve tion of the`Ontari'o•Edification 'ndi on the hotel
n dollars, ge. > . .
oci at'io' (before the r ort i you ' get ...our r e'
al`' Ass' n ep , you are': staying, y g Y
er Rachel Rogers, Mr,. • and, Mrs:,
Cameronwill sail on the Empress.
of France from Montreal on Fri,
day 'and willfoe. absent from hoim '.
fcr ;a period of two.mb'nths. They
pu O e spending, the..treatei•-part
of that interval in Enigland and.
will•also' visit Scotland and Paris,
France: •• While. in England ,
. , WalkertoMans �wi11,;:visit several
Also.• 'as. •I'h .. sure that 'some f '
o of.' the airn;i.ef; wh'o •,:during• tht� ;
z
ioo'ed` at'Port ,WG?e:'sta't n Al-;,,
i?e>'t a l' i n.
• nr° ' 'o eta d. made Walkcilwi
their eek . eholiday. ,iro3'rtE'
YW
• i :11,1d,
Canada,: Seg c�''�•.
ruhll�. tra ,nin,g. , r al
- i o` s are, residue i
of the;,e � y �,in
of the: money• will be used for The Mildmay fire ;chief has is-,
educational. work to help acquaint sued a Warning to -motorises, who
every adult in the country. Awith' clog :up. traffic arid., Create 'a real
correct information• ` 'and., facts :hazard every ti e . the fire siren
�
canrerning: the 'control of candor, sounds. Pat's 'typical ,., of . what
• : and ',wall be used for the pro- happens : here, and: the '' writer
motion of research in Canada in- knows . whereof he . speaks: Mak='
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to the cause of cancer, . and to en rng the , rqn to the barn fire 'on
orbic 'qualified
.workers to. carry the Boyd propertr'recently, , •the'
;on research projects. Everyone fire 'truck had to. 'be :.raked
may join the fight against this sharply on three .occasions!rn,the
•
dread ''disease °aby . sending. 'their i short" run 'through , Main 'St:, • 't"o Taken To Hospital'' Monday
of fhe•.roy al• coin fissinnEdu-
turnfareirdrii' TorotQ , to .New.
cation
`will be subn'ntted It there= York, '.bus fare to'and from. your
your
to the: station and
hotel reservation.,. There is an
f lloW but actually
Where one chooses to' go and how
Much.one wants . to • spend . ..•sho 'p •,
jping, •at exdpensave.:::restaurants,
night dubs, theatres',. city Lairs,:
.etc., is 'entirely.. up .,to ,the radivia=
•:One of khe 'first places :1o' 'see
on going' to New York is Rocke-
feller Center.; This is a wonderful
group • of , (buildings built .:during
'the depression.:' and Which ..no*
Stand.as a worthytwentieth,cen
tory rival of 'the - seven 'wonders.
of the world:': Herethe fastest
elevators : in 'Life world. will • take
you up, to the observation ;roof
of the RCCA ibuiilding. This is ! 850
feet above':the ground and it gives
one' a Very fineview.of thatgreat
city.
ad
•suggested .by' some people He
Co}isid'ering :its` size.; •
New York
•fore 'offered,: a' final opportunity,
to ' Present advice ,affecting-.
provements':in. our 'school System
A fewof the :convenition speakers'
P
irl.clided R C. Wallace of Queens
•University, :Kingston, his•theme
bbeing "The old.and. ,the new .° in
education" Miss Charlotte Whit-
ton, :.' tawn •. ave a nre �'y
tone O. ,E , of Ot ga ry
'inter'esting address "The.: school;: in
,g
a � continuing� societ
'. Rey. John
Mills, eecutive secretary, re-
quested.. the' meinbers of . school
boards. ' of tr : t to' work
binstead.• Y. rug
out their 'own.; roible ms to seek.
the s ialized advice of the- De
ent .and. not .;to hesitate •t6.
paw
write. in and 'ask questions. Hon.
'Dana Porter, ``rninister of: Educa-
tion, spoke m convocation hall on
the , Royal .Commission, :stating
'i n
om7riass o
tihatthe r ort on the c
head been delayed, but. 'not th ru6
y ,
any'. ulterior motives as ,h d been
-is .a fairy ea ''cit to get around
Auld
Y sy Y g'e
ve assurance the report'wo
baain: All one •needs':to know':, to aica
be esented ; in. the ,near � future,
vel' b' .'subwa..th±o� h`the. heart
� ' .detailed re "'rt of` the_'con-:. Y . Ya
.A► .report
of: the city. is vwhether you want.
vent>on will: be'" iven'b IVIx. Em- 1
n.,
t v 1 � town or Downtow
otrae U
n . No. Z. K loss: sorrae- ,
erson r .S
S
For people' wiho like to- get around
time during year g Y ,
_' in: a more leisurely fashion taxis
are numerous' and not • too" ex
pensive''Among the ;places of in
terest I ;visited. were the Bowery,•
Greenwich Village, 'Harlem;
Times'Square, 'Chinatown, •
ter'Gardens Theatre,;
`-
Wa'ldorfA
s
£he Easter o acion Ialso' too
ktoria Hotel and Radio City. For
Aline to ,visit ''three. magnificent'
London, .England, Walkerton
herald -Times, • .
:THE POET'
I' wish so Mud', th:at'other,•folks
Could' sit•,up ,on the" heights:.with,
me•,
And ust look through. .•a', 'poet's
J ,
. .°
contribution to 'the neare. t cane r: c l i `ins •wi . otorists .
, avoid co 1 s o th �m � Mx:. ;and Mrs: Wm: Backin"glram'
•.-.•u. nit or direct to
Ontario' Hea' �'
ho wllere;.'on their rr waylto . fhe:of Belfast
eefest
have
be
oth
been 'clow
een''down
;'quarter' P.O.Box-459, Toronto 1, fue—,and who, ,pon arr tv"al,'with the 'flu. Mr. Buckingham
rirobaby--•did .nothing -more.:use about again but .M srBuc in s-
.
. Early, 'receipt -of copy is-:ope of
the lesseiitials 'in the'' publishing:
business,.. Not so long, ago Nye,:
omitted the ,report :of 'a meeting,*
:-:: and ' the contributor enquiring•
about it, " remarked; "I. had . it
.:on Txesciay-' .:,The meeting had
been :`held; on _edrieSday.. of the
previous w.e k` ' e NN e. come •.
.appreciate receiving. .report s of
all meetings :held in the com,.
mur ity, rural or urban; blit do
:ask that• they be received pi ornpt-
•ly. after the ni,eetirig .takes ;pl'ac'e.
•
AShfield'' Presbyterian W.M:pS.
h'ain ;wasp not regponding satrsfact-
.. p ng,
1�' and was • taken'to •Gode icri
Drippy . r
Hospital on Monday,,
r is the efforts of.
fol' than crit c e. ,
who,
e w h were:
these 0
h
s
0
'The • O`siiaw.a Times= Gazette re-.
fens to the provincial liquor' pro- 1 :.
fits as a "staggering amo'unt`'' and'
:the' •adjective seems 'appr,•�opriate
•
enoih: '
ani"
I
"'Periodic: community • ` auction.
sales' is 'a' prbject- that is carried.
'on Successfully. in somecentres;
l'and is an idea that the Chamber
of . C:.=nimerce might 'toy" With.
N, C MacKenzie a 'resident.
tri �. .►
::, took .charge •for' the' business '
The April meeting of the: Ash ...,,The
'
field . W:1Vi.Sr. met in the, church' meeting closed; With the, mizpah
Centennial Marked
S t ' "' 'Andrews Presbyterian
Cliui ch; . Tillsonburg,: fittingly Ob -
served its. centennial anniversary
OD Sunday: The present pastoris
Rev; R. Douglas MacDonald::`
Evening .Auxiliary
The A.Irii meeting of the Even'
: ing. Auxiliary. was ' held' at the
.home of Mrs. Frnie Crawford 'on
Tuesday evening with ••24 mem-
bers attending, Mrs. •11. Webster
-�•'`� basement::4rs.., Duncan McKay!. benediction- The ladies- of ;the.
presided; ;and the meeting was' 2:,' 'BELIEVE -;
• 15:3 and, 4
eyes.:.•
Wight to them their woi:id
,i�o�w .br g ,. -o:
'would
be.
poets every sunrise has
A :vision of. a glorious 'day,
Each sunset;' etches' on ' the; heart'
•A beauty nine can,. take"' away:.
To: poets every starry. sky
•
Leaves' 'in.• the mind ; a .deep ini
press,
The' 'stars are : shining 'lights.. up;
.there
Point to 'eternal happiness
,••
I The
so much, that I could share •
The .lovely, ; things "that •L can see,
:The 'secret '.thoughts of ibeauty.
when:
The high: horizons'. beckon me..
• W.; m. B.
A DE IISIVE 'NO' was cast by
'Voters .of Keppel Tons hi• p, ..nea
.:•
Wiarton on: a 3 -question ballot
regarding the sale of !beer. in that
The � uestions dealt
Townsh p q
'with women's beverage' ` ooms;'
men •only, or a .dining '..room. ;•ser-
,
vice :of beer and .wine... All :three4.
replies were decidedly . negal
five•'
On the .,,three questions' there
wre '232, wet 'voteagainst a ' ainsst .1956.
drys
„X.
churches—Riverside, St:Patricks
and Si, .John the Divine.:
1 don't imagrne;;that•man\•. p(cl.
ple visiting.. New York fe€.1 they
"Would ,like,to,'live.:theieJJut I
sure: all are agreed: that. it ��"•'E 11
worth •geeing, :
•
ID JES'
ake VT he Punishment For Your Sin ----
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Row` CAN *YOU BE SAVED?i
:1 : REPENT Luke 13:3
was in charge .of :the:ro.gram. ` 12th: Concession /served ;luncheon.
P
opened by the `singing of hymn
Corinthians
The
,. Ntim"oeI :p3 esent-3fi:, . . •
Tsclnpture .reading; :Was given • `: 1�9a�Bib%e-re-Bible-ngs:�rere-"given�by �"
~- '- i (a) That Jesus Christ.'died on
by Mrs, Lizzie' ltos:" ,'Mrs. Neil. G: '' ' Mrs. J,'' C. ' Armstron ,.and Mrs,
e g Calvaryto take the. fin:
G. Tasker:• Further arrangements. ements •
roll .cal1: as aissv=ered :v ith an •SUFFERED. U EAK, :SPELL • were made for the Presbyterial in - shrnent .for your sin.,«
Mackenzie offered' prayer: The COUNTY TREASURER.
Easter • verse.• Prayer v. -as offered.
:
.ay R`eadirigs a��eive given .bv
,by Mils,, Du".ean MacKaz.. Mr•s, .\\:fide at.e.,ding.to.il,3s duties as I11.iss Mary Struthers and Mrs: 0..•
' Sim , son•. g ave .a reading on `.-The •Coin.:t s-Treas:at'er at.•t:ie , County, Jones, A chapter, ,from•. the Study
of 1I
Mess a> e of ope". Mrs Joh Cor Buili iiYg's on' Tuesday" 'Morning :cook. 'The Christian Church' W s `
lrnst n, sang .. The O•;d...Rugged -t. t' Lek:.l tr: Tics;:. Alton was taken.b' .Mrs. Stuart Collyer. Af-,
• Cross-, :Mr' Doteld Roos:.of At.- idii:ert�' ile.N.zed vvit h a v.'eak spell ter' the
meeting"tas:closed With
btirti: the guest. speaker,:' yrs',ea . e:ll osed " the floor, )tT.d'}.:rnr,psh
.17erledict.or,.'al'1 took .•
ve.t fit.titt E :..t:':" I'ties a 'e'« :E'ir:, '. •�s"r�;: itior ","vas :`ur • .r : R, . sum- ` i.
{ + .3 . ,� �,. _ s� ni ,ort 'iii . an. interesting contest con -
15.. `lai't.t,...:n • gift:' •.. d, a:• 1'iei,:r ty "i "aft•"d:ii:.o Mr: Alt..' ,ti a • "i rushed 'ducted T
��, :ries. Black.' The May.:
of 77�� � x
. vote thanks, t�.� •'Don:,..1si :.t... his t , .:.:G: a +eG'e .'CC�.4r>^a.TW. H'•N'c Ito �'•
� p 1. meeting is to be held'at"the°hornt. 'a
plenci,ci. i;dui:: t:. s ,:n. ; ...t•>• •t: e .,. •. 6„a t 11,* :ea . +td V:t:ia:• rt Al-: of.
f.
Mi -s, Alec Andre\v.. Program
mottingi artily coric:iiez1, The•;P.,::'` •....tt. cauSe t'f,..'w..s collapse and
'lunch coinn�i:ttee, Mr's.• Alert,
Bit, sine Y t•a ;:.•et 'wa.••ts f'fe ri..."l' i'1.; ,•w`A; w }y e,r,,,fkl•,` e w r. '
ti eyr�irreC.icvdy, ,,Mrs, R. Button and Mr.
Wt•s,lwich•a 1•.• s ,a VrI't, *.Ltenz.,, li.fo.., M3:. 1S.S t. . r 4 ;.. ����y!. .•.r,:,fir t er ,� li *r'
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:HOW DO'X.OU.
KNOW •I O't:
'ARE SAVED?
JOHN 1 12,.• J•
"But as' t
.1Erceli�l
to then atve Hep Wei to .k�i'-
g
' come the sons of God ,..
them?
that, 'believe
'name": r:
.. fr T __' ''VY h'e'asoi. T, t•
d • the' ' YOUR PAR
dead'
• , LIEV.E'I'LT I IXI�".
5 IVI;PLY' .aYTH�11VI< YOU GOD �WOE.TO
to' :t} e 'Lord' £or'.'shedding His. PERISH but .hay t ,t I' t... :,�r
precious .B BLOOD'', fortlife, r. n'3;I6
i� L Cal:very ' •,'Jrii
to' thitt the " 1 uniShmcnt 'for
your. sin . Matthew' •��:2t1;
. NoTE:.There is i'inlY,;,n:
tt.
1 John 1 °
• 1•teaven' throtlr:,-i
'blood "of' rJt' Us Chi;
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Confess' "Christ':Before' Men., "Matt.,
Miitt,.10:3Z and; 33, There' is rip r,i}1o•r W.%
'Romani 1.0:9, and 10, " .. . John • 14:16
Inserted ' hy.,.a teacher of the Gospe:l..