HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-03-13, Page 15VINT)NESDAY, MAR, 13th,
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IHE TISOW BENTIMAL., 101JCICNOW, QiiRIQ
K tiN4 BA,CKWARDs•
THROUGH -THE -SENTINEL:
THIRTY•YEARS. 19$3 300,. with 'fresh' lettuce and eel
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Bruce County COuncil tran.
ery obtainable on, Friday and
med expenditUres In order to)•Satu'rd4-57' *
james 00x, age Par at-
- coit, rnill.froM the County tax •
the borne of, his "daughter Mrs.
rate.
John Haniilton, Boundary West.
' "W 3, Irwin was ire -elected , officers 0,f Old Light Lodge, -
which nt. at • their hall on
Havelock St. were:. J,• Me-
Quaig, • George,
E.,
N. 1.‘1(,>Clgill.Ss .J7 W.:
Chal;l'ej Alton, • secretary; W.•W.
Hill, treasurer.
• .ailverWoodi. Ltd: • Of. -T-4,414j'011
took an opt* on the flax mill
,buildir.ig across from the IUNR
with 'plans to sell shares to esta-
sident. of the 1.4t4C10.19W
• Club, ..: •• . • .4.. •
: • Harold Tli:orripson of.. Con. • 1,0,
• lessibotiht• Ithe .iriilosS Gen-.
..; eral ••Store,formerly...operated by
• Herb' •oarter, •
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•. The Nepressiont" waS res1-
ir Aatairycuts being' general,
At the February meeting of the
Council the • salarY. Of
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• J. E. Agnew, clerk -treasurer, Was blish• a creamery, ice creaxn and ri • • • . a 0
• :reduced 1,0%,. . 'produce plant, in Lucknow . ' : .
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GORDONMcQuNIN /
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•Mrs. Mabel, May, daughter of ..•
Mr.: and Mrs. Joe.' Wilson, and With the , electiOn'. .caMpaign
born 'on CO: 7 West Wavraillest4 now in full. swing, The 'Sentinel
:died in. London at the age, of 40. has: heard. • nothing of 'any 'other
vwn McQuillin„ 23 -year-old candidates in Huron riding, othr
son of Mr. 'and W.s. Richarder than Elston Cardiff, ProgreS-
_MOQuillin, died ..in'.Goderich thos- siye.,_conservative-L-.4fta----Gordon
.11ital from a ruptured • aPilen.idix• McGavin, Liberal. .
His brother, Constable Rdy ;Mc- The •,Exeter Times : Advocate
• Q4illin •of .Toronto,' was shot to recently carriedthe following
• 4014.4n December' 1930,.. when .story; in -.Part, • in this''.regard.: '
-hie • ,•went to- apprehend John Whether ' or' not the. so-called
Wockenshire, wo later went t6."".splinter; parties" will field '
can -
the ,gaillows forthe murder of didates. ir Hilton riding remains
, /. a rquestion. • • 1'
• 1.4eknow Womens :Institute :,There- doesn't appear to be
Celebrated' their 25th, anniver-, .rnuch action • -- ,or enthusiasm
sary.. *Mrs, W.., J 15041%s 'was by • either party at the niomept.
president. : • • .• J. Carl Herningway,Brussels,
Dan- •Meltay,' Tim Griffin and last years NDP candidate,. gives
• Robert': Davidson were., elected la'. straight "no comment" anSwer.
'•dittetors• of the West Wa147a6,09t1 to the question of whether he
Fare Insurance:, Cornpany • . will stand again .
At Bt. Helens, Miss. Beatrice , Last year's NDP .riding„ chair-
. was teachiing the -fol- ;man, Harold Stewart of Goclerich
lowing. pupils; Grace Weather7-. tad the.:TimesrAdVocate he-nas.
head Gordon .McDonald, 'perry resigned: from that .position, .8,17
kiktgh D McDonald, :though :he's lain a strong' sup
Jittiny Aitchison; 'Russell', Webb, Porter, of the party No. success
Doris:, Wilkinson,: Angus .Mac. sor :,has been appointed-. •
Donald, Haro1d Woods, Malcolm . ' Earl' Douglas, London, • :whO
&uahanan, ,Mae;,McDonald, Ross. ran on the Social Credit: ticket
Gammie, Helen', MaCDonalid-i.1 in Huron last year, .say he isn't
: Margaret ;Aitchison, Marie Swan, running again . and doesryt. kr:1o*,
Allan.. Cranston. • Murray .there • will . be ' a candidate.,
Dorothy .Webb; Marie Alt- • Last year, both. HemingWay.
chisn• .. :' • ' • Douglas loSt • their deposits.„
. . . • Hein i nowaY drew :1,130 votes : .84
FORTY YEARS 'AGO 4-, '19i3 Douglas -40: out of a 'total poll.
D. M. Johnstone was Noble of 21,857..',. • :. ".1
Grand of Luoknow • ' 100,• .•
Horace,. Aitchison,: Vice grind; ;• The : weary man had .just set -
M C. Bridge,'.'recolinig secre- tied' down 'with piPe and the,
• Jr, : Paterson, finanoial evening; paper.. . , •
.secretarY;. Alex' Ross, treasurer 'Sam," called his Wife, Tve
' • The comMunity • was :-shocked • l'got a dot of things I Want, to
by•othe death. of „John Murray of talk toIou ..about", •
Larigside. store thiS 520••year.: "Well,: fine,' said 'her l'Obancl,
Ue„ hadbeen ill only , A short. ",listially you 'want to talk 'about•
time 'with the flu: :a lot of,:thinigs,yOU haven't got.”
• • At . R, H. :•ThonipsOn's grocery . ; • . . ' •
you could .buy a large: tin of red There • is aliyay•S.•• the chance
• &Minion for '30e, 2 . cans of cern bait when. folks .go south- for
for 25e, 2 pounds of raisinsfor the 'winter,' they'll 'find there..
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Presenting the NEW
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HEALTH
INSURANCE
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To provide a Government with purpose ' a =
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acts decisively, A\.
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•LIBERAIL.
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You Will See And Hear Gordon 11/kGavin On Area TV And Radio
Stations And Meet Him At Gatherings Throughout The Riding During
The Next Few Weeks. For Information Call 83, , Seaford), Or Drop In
• At Ank. Committee 'Room. •-
a., • (Published. by Huron Liberal Association)
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Emergency VVelfare
Services Listed
(By. Lloyd JasPer,.:Corordinator,
Bruce 'County E -M.0,)* •
• :In planning. fOr possible civil;
,ernergerleiPS, Emergency • Wel••::*
'fare. Services •are-con-
zerned *with prattlem.,... of
s:heer physkal•
are an ihdestperiSible part of e
total survival ,programme • at
would be. -needed. in any 'ntion
al ernergency,
•••• The E.W.S. are designed to
deal directly; with the material
needs • and ipr.oblenis 'that; have.
•been Created .or aggravated by
•minimum •n•eceSsitieS to, maintain
life during' the. •ernergency• 'per-;
iod, and,. with, ternporary rehab-
ilitation serviceS. as soon
as pos-
slible after •the :emergency .needs
all Lt:1,-ie•evio.rees • hava, ..been
;met. In . a War, ernergenCy, :the
basic' needs of peoPie would be
no • different: •than they are at
any other time. Hence ,E:W.S:
wouldprovide'. essentially • the
• same' tlaasic ,services which .4 -re
provided daily in our••citlps and,
in our ,cominunities by welfare
agencies ..and 'departments They
would fed peoPle. who-, need'
food; they ; wOuld cleth: people
who are, wifthotit 'clothing, they
wOuld , lodge 'people Who'. are
hotneles's they 'would. register:
a •war emergency. The E.W.S. PeOPle and answer inquiries', so
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are planned so ' that •.. able-bodied that ,separated ifamili:es could be
people. • would be ableto help :reunited, andthey would .proVi'de
themselveS.in an emergeney, andinformation, guidance 'and .ass•ist-
se •that. those •who .are unable to anee, to people in need' of that
providefor themselves' .Would type, of help. 'However, in the ey-
E,W.S. would.have to be provic17. •
ed to many more people, in
thith difterent.;, se.tting;, and: '
der rriore difficuit eircurnstance.s.•-•
.1-lencel.,inorder , to • Meet the •
Ernm eency welfare , needs .
quatelY M 'reception areas, it is
necessary for the existing public:,
and....PriVate welfare services. • in,
loch the target city • and its •re:-.
ception areas:to plan together by
means of the civil defenee•org,an.•
izatidn, sa, that s'their services •
will be:cO-ordthated. '
• There 'are fiVe—iielfare .
•ees: Emergency: •ClOthing;.'Emer-
gencY •Lodging; Emergency :Feed-
ing;', Registration and Inquiry; &, •
Pers.orial •Services...These,:serVices
will be elarborateci. On.••in• subse-'
ciuent-articles. : • .
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•Gratitude .announcement in
a church magazine: "Mr. Wilson.
donated the • loudSpeaker, to the
church in 'kind MernOry , his••
..be furnished with at leaSt. the snot of an, enemy., attack these .
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114HOSpITAL. MEDICAL CARE: • Op to
60110$01401.Y4wts and one 4"1“4".°""
for .non4i, 0:0;01 .illnesses, per 4.ontia,
/ygiari for .00•Ch. .1aciaber and dependant‘..
0•11 1C.',A4 Li;otiriE0P4iintfdllotf.fAice. Sy -1. i°s;:°Q,•
.40*'00..,tpte Dru Aoibutts:o
Nutsino roChtOretgr.k.
';'1"ii4C°Ptal)11'Care oad i
• Sina4 $144j10.
• Office in the Clinton
• Credit Union 13uilcling
CLINTON, 01411'AttIO
• Telephone flUntet 29751,
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