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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-03-18, Page 5'NESDAY, MARCH 11, 1964 THE LUC (NOW'. SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE FIVE For sound counseland a fair price on a monument correctly designed, from. quality .material,, rely on SKELTON MEMORIALS a pat; O' -lagan, Prop. Established Over Sixty Years /alkerton Phone 8131-0234-...„.f Mario OBITUARY REV. CAMPBELL 'TAVENER, Rev,. • Campbell . Taivener, Roulston . Exeter, and are .resen- ;d • United -Church minister, tative from Huron Presbytery tak at.St.:'Joseph's Hospital,, Lon- ing part, where he .had been a patient. ;Interment in Vining's 'Cemetery, wo. months, in, his 85th- year.. Thorndale. Pall, bearers . were. is survived by his wife,. ,themembers of. Sessio n from Grand i=ii' Bessie Cozens.. Bend United 'Chur'ch. was . born ' in North Towton, nshire, England, He was or- ad in: the Congregational ch, Noel, Nova Scotia, in his first charge was .Econ - Church, Nova Scotia. served a .number of years . at Ontario, Chalmers Church bests; then . to Huron County shfield, Bluevale,, Holmsville, Huffman Corners near Chat- and ' Glen Allen. ' . 'His last ;e was ' at Thorndale where etired in .1954.. and ' moved' to d Bend. There . he had been e .. in Grand Bend United ch, and Greenway and a tea - in the SundaySchool, e brother and four sisters eveased` him; some Years `'ago.. neral' service .. was held from T. Harry .Hoffman : funeral ?., ' Dashwood, on Wednesday, 'h 4, at 2 p.m., with. Rev. C. Brittain,' •Grand• Bend, Rev. 11 'erry, Thorndale, Rev. Edgar Expect Some 500 . '4-H Clubs Jn Bruce The; ' ;Bruce County 4H Club Lea- ders held their anual meeting in. Walkerton to , plan, activities : for the coming year. An election' of officers resulted in, Ken McKague or Teeswater 'as president, Wally Ritchie of Wiarton ` as. vie -presi- dent, ' and John McTaggart., of Walkerton as. secretary. .It was. decided to' :hold 'the various. or- ganizational meetings `during ;the Easter Holidays and the first .two weeks :,of. Apfil. Former club members and: in- terested newmembers should :con-. tact: " the local club'' leaders or ' De partment of - Agriculture re the .time and place. The. same clubs. as 'last year will, carry on this 'year with the exception of ':'a, new Br.ut•. C.A.1.L Stades R�sponse Good...."To Stand On Adoptions Easter Seal Fungi In view of adoption ,policy . as stated this week by the Children's Aid Society of Metropolitan Tor- onto, with • specific reference to Jewish; agnostic and atheistic ap- plicants, the Children's Aid 'Soc- iety of the County of Bruce would state its own adoption policy in this regards as follows: Since .. this Society . has more than enough,. Christian applicants' for its . available children . at ' the• present time; and since it believes that thebest interests of all child- ren in its care are served through the auspices of a home with Chris- tian background (Jewish children excepted.. only),' ' therefore t h e Children's Aid Society of the Coun- ty of Bruce .will continue toplace. its permanent wards within homes that are known to `profess an hon-, est. Chrf tian .religious belief, If at future date, this Society is. facedwith the problem of hav- ing in .care more children than can be accommodated by appli- cants of such •Christian .religious beliefs, its. ' policies in this _regard ., will then . be reviewed. ' Grain Club at Kincardine and an Electric Club 'at Tara. ,The' Trac- tor Clubs, which; rotate:. around the County,will be: held in Mildmay and Cargill this . year. Members of. the -Tractor Clubs must -have reached .their 14th birthday ,1964, January • 1st and not have. reached thejr 21st birthday' by. De- cember 31st,.' 1964. All other Club members with the exception . of te Electrical' Clubneed only to be 12 years of age 'last January lst. Last . year ` there were 480Y. 4-H` projects ' in Bruce :.County and . the. 'Club Leaders 'are expecting an-in- crease n in=crease this year. ` :WELL, NOT EXACTLY..Ten ' 'years ago, polio was mala "killer oryotith today, vaccine has' made the -disease a comparative rarity., But; when even polio was claiming live; by the 'hun- dreds,b traffic accidents were: kill"Trig' More people. under 25 than any other single cause of dcath—and'thcy still are... Do . we •hive an 'accident. vaccine? • No. Pcoile can't be vaccinated against . accidents; but the toll can be'. reduced through the teaching+`of cor- rect driving .habits -and' sa e y a its--to7-our teen-age—population at the formative stages in their. lives. ' This is what the automobile, in-. suranee business does through its ; sponsorship of the, National Teen-. age Safe " Driving ' Championsh, p the „culmination of .a coast-to-coast ,series of .safe: driving competitions involving more than 30,000 young drivers in 225 „Canadian commune ties each year. Alit. CANADA INSURANCE FEDERATION. • on.liehalf 6j over 2011 compellug fire, adidirsvbilh' trim casually Wilma companies . The response to date in this. area to the Easter Seal Cam- paign, has been most gratifying with donations to date in . the neighborhood of $800, which about equals/Apt ' year's figure. The lobjective this year . is a minimum of $1,000 and there is every indication this will be ex- ceeded. The need, and the good your dollars can do. in .aiding crippled ' children, is; not limited to any set., figure. • Locally this crippled children's work . is, promoted by the Lucknow and District ' Lions ' Club, and' last year's. fund was completely ex-• pended' m , the good work they did. locally, . Donors are being , acknowledged in advertisements in The . Sentinel. The . partial. list in. this - week's ad brings the donor acknowledge ments up, to about the $700 mark, according, to Gordon Fisher, treas- urer of the fund. ' The committee' would like to see the campaign reach its clim- ax by Easter week, but donations are welcome at any time. , OLIVET:NES The. Olivet United Church . Wo• men met at tlte home of Mrs Walter : Roulston on Thursday ev- ening. Miss :Mary Roulston opened the meeting with the call to wor- ship, . followed: by : a hymn - and prayer by', Mrs. ' Ray Hamilton. Mrs.' Gerald Coiling read' the scrip- ture and; Misa Mary Roulston commented onthe scripture 1VIrs. Hamiltongave a poem and ' .Mrs.. Sandy MacCharles read of some. Easter customs in different parts. of : the world . The business period was, conducted' by the president Mrs:. Robert Osborne, when dele- gateswere named to attend the annual Presbytery at Walkerton The ` meeting closed with ,the' ben- ediction, ' and the committee ser - 'vet lunch. Mrs. Ray ,Hamilton and Mrs Alvin •Hamilton: visited on. Sat- urday with Mr. and Mrs., .Duncan :neck out. VII f�r h,the, danl�ges .if the March winds: blew, a:r tree, • on your car CIA's AUTOMOBILE and ACCIDENT INSURANCE could help.. you meet the coos.. pf damage done: TO your : .0r . damage donee BY .your car ' ;, .. accidental injury ,to you ` or members of your family- in your own or someone else's 'car For more information`.: call,, John A. ' McMurchy Phone 'Collect Ripley 119-r-23 Co-operators Insurance .; Association Million in . Goderich. Reverend and Mrs. Elmer lien nedy . of Bluevale' : visited on . 'Fri- day : with ,. lr. and Mrs.., Walter Dexter: Miss . Helen .White of Doon and Burt • White , of Clintons spent • the ... week-endat their, home here.. Mr. Doug 'Moore. was a dinner'. guest with the White family:' on Sunday. ¥isles Shat on „Coiling and San= . . dra MaeCharles : played the organ on Sunday, for Sunday. School and;, Worship service.. • / The Kozy Kustards , met at the home: of Barbara ,MacTavish ' on Wednesdayafter::;, school Corn,' .. ''Chowder and Chocolate Blanc Mange were made; and. enjoyed-, Mrs. 'Alvin Hamilton.'. left , on Tuesday ` tojoin h r. boat, the iced, Wing, at' Port Sim: wit, befirst cook ,for 4e--,.seasop. Behold, the turtle.` Hernia es pry gress only when he stirl s ,hi ,FRESH. : HOME -KILLED • • dr • *A{i • d • ' AU. CANADA INSURANCE' ' FE DE RATION' *., Fill» Up ronts Hinds' es, front and hind UT and WRAPPED At NO EXTRA CHARGE Your. Freezer Or Locker NOW NICE GRAINFED .BEEF 9.0 1.00' .1b. Qu. arters 1 i bile or. 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