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■ . Yes That's Right -- An, Auction Sale'Vere You. 1
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..AUCTIONEERHENRY will; 'sell,' .without reserve;
'■ a large -selection of
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Finance Com
pany Repossessions: r
'BankruptSto ks and Bailiff Seitures;:
Wand .'. Personal r.•
1 'Consignment consisting.•of' •Modern .Household • Furn- •
i i.ture • Televisions Sets' and :Appliantes.. • i
LFQRLSAM-P- E= --H1 W=fi FFER -O -Sz4 C-a-rge= -
selection of slightly used• television sets: 2 refrigerators, .r
■. 2 Washers, a• large chest freezer, washer ''and'.:dryer, ■..
• 2 electric ranges, acombination radio and ' record player, N.
■ BOB HENRY; WILL ALSO OFFER FOR, SALE "a ■
1. large, selection ,of .BRAND NEW FURNITURE. con, :
• ;sisting of 2 complete Walnut, bed.roo.m suites, 4 •39U'.
• ' ■-• Continental,` beds ';with ;headboards, 2'. 54full : size ■
N•: mattresses„ • 2 foam' cushioned chesterfield'' suites, 2 , r■r
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davenport suites that Make •into. a • bed 60 •bass. c1ord '•.
■ organ., 9 :pc., ." 7 , pc , anal ` pc:.; coppertone: dinette 1
suites;. step'. and coffeetables; damps,, hos'tess..•chairs; . st
desk.;. hi, -chair,. ' gossip ' 'bench,,• 'step stool,,.' and .many..
• other items too 'numerous :to •mention ■.
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'i Don't Miss. This 'Outstanding. Auction ,Sale • At --- ■
s The Belgrave :' Forester's •Hall i. OF UNIQUE E • PRIZES
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-- ' ELGRAV'E ONTARIO.
FORESTER'S HALL � 8 , � ONTARIO' . a.
SATURDAY,' MARCH .30th`' . •At 1.30 Sharp. •.
After a .lengthy. 'illness death
came peacefully• to Mrs. Alex-
ander Pen'tiand at Pinecrest Ma-
nor Nursing • Home in Luekno'w
on Fri•d•ay, M•areh . 2nd in •'heir
90th .year..
Mrs, Pentland Was the, fawner
AdaB,arb$ra Augustine daugh-
ter of 13gnjam'in Augustine .sand
Sarah , Morningstar, < natives. ,o f.
Wainfleet In.. Welland cfun� y.
'Mrs Pentland Was 'born at Ark
ona i'n L.atnbiton 'C&tiity on •Feb-
ruary 12th,.• .1$7.4. ' in 190$, . the
was • married' at Dungannon to
.Alexander Penttland' and . they ti
resided • on .,the farm.' ,•north of. 1
Dungannon gall theit. married life..
Mr..Pentland •died .in 1934. • .,
Mrs. Pentland was. a 1•ady of
sterling qualities•''and was thvghly;
esteemed in the comrnunity. She
was a afe Member. of • Dungan
non Vatted Church Missionary
Sagely,. ' r
The' remains; rested at the Ar- •
tlxur• Funeral . H;omein. Auburn'
until Monday, March 25th,, When
the ; funeral ' service . was '!he•1d at
.2:00 o'cloc;k in: Dungannon 'Unit-
ed Church, Where• for years she.
had . ibeetV a faithful :me+mbe•r.
The 'service ',was conducted' •tby..
Rev N.. L. Gostonyi :of Dungan-
non and Rev.' Wm. • Taylor • .af
Dorchester, .father• ::of ''•Mrs. 'La-
verne' . Pe'ntland. The organist
was. • ' ., gran•ddaufghiter, • Lynda:
:Foster of Port' Albert.
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Until Further .Notice' Business' •Hours Will .Be •
Resumed As Of Last Year;
PEN :FRIDAY EVENINGS
Until 10:00
Commencing April
loses .� Saturdays at .:6:00
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LUCKNOW BUSINESS •` MEN'S ASSOCIATION`..
' OPEN ALL ' DAY THURSDAY, APRIL 11
(Preceding Good' Friday .: I"Ioliday)
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In•termenit was in:. Dungannon ' i•
.•Ceimete y with ,Mrs, Pentland'•s10'N_F
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six sans .acting as pallbearers:
• Surviving are pile daughter,
Mrs. Ernest Pritchard `(M,argar, ..
et) of. Toronto; ana,six . sons, La-
verne
a verne Pentland. of . Detroit, Ben
son of Lanidon,.,Frank' of Dun
,gannon;•Alan, of North Bay, Ron-
ald. of North.Bay : and `' Wilfred
of Dungannon.. • '
There are twenty grandchild=
ren and eight great" grandc:hil-
•dren
• Mrs. ,:Pentland was •predece•as.
ed by her .•husband and a •laugh
ter' Mrs Raljoh ('Cli ire) ' F•
ester;,
OFFERS. SERIES •
pense paid 'African ':safari through
a nation-wide contest this ' .year .
for hunters. •sponsored rby Cana-'
divan .:Industries . Limited.. :,
The ' African 'iafari trips pare.
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the ,grandprize • in, C -I L's• 34
■t • • • o � ' _acce �' ted :accounts i:'
p• rize, :$30;000 -African. 'Safari.
■.' 'TERMS:,---�� .15%..`� DOWN' ( n p ) �.-
■ C• ontest., There ''are, two grand :
CHEQUES, ACCEP'T'ED r.
a .■ • Prizes.- at a trip' to.' East Africa,
■ r and the., lucky winners. will each.
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• r % select a 'partner and Fall fouls
a AUC'L'NF'F.R R9ERT HENRY, II' 1.
•;�. a � be;.gtaes�ts-`of"'G-.I=•L 'oil ;�a •.
u ■r■saaar•r•.Mani usM:irr■namoreni•■■Mu`us easor'�t■r1i game.. hunting trip.
•• Another' two • lucky -contestants
Bible: 'wi,th.•• the 'word "work." will be .guests of C=I-L':on• •exert-••
(��j') ' next. ,inee.t'ing will' be held in Canadian huntin 'tris for.
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'+. HURCH . The g g. p.
• . at :the Pres yte'rian. Church two:
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Mrs,jRrissel,`.Gaunt, ,.vr�s,:wihThank-
Farrier,
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a� .•Easte
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Farrier, Vrs; Albert •Coultes, i offerin..onAThe vas
Nrs, Elwood • Groskorth, Vrs•'iitors forthe day will be Brick
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Milian ,'Moore attended ..U,C.W,•1iited•Chutch, Lan;side.Piesbyr
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Annual meeting. 'at• North .St:, terian and Whi'tec:h:urch` United
United, .church • in GOderieh . on :Church.: • •
Thursday.'i• There wer•cr. 1.2 tables of euchre
Mrs', Dan Tiffin Mrs, G'aTriet• in the • "V Whitechurch Hall •`ori
Parrier and Mrs..Vic•tor Emerson' Monday' iWhit fax the Hall n's
• attended a .:Meeting ,,for171s1t�iet t Itistitute5• Hugh lady for the .evs
Directors . Executiives and • Fres-• i ern,rng ',te :Viks, adhn :Gaunt incl.
idents 'on "Tuesday in +th.e'Kinlciss high Irian was fir. lulalca'nd
:United C•hti'tch for the Women, ,w•Tios:S.
Institute:• Mrs: Cliff.:Hewitt; DLs s'i% 'and :1 i.s...An'gus ,F'alcaner,
:nict' President r resided• and Mrs. , of Stere{sv lle spent
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sand family
• 'Cecil flatlands was district trews. f Ifni, •n�•Cicyk�rnd • t.hcY �horY1'e of
Arran- ern rats were : made ' for i'Mrs.
e ld at
g e? ..
the 1�istrict Annual to be held
ci 'i�hr l:,uChfl rtr Wonivn•'s Instr
MO 23rd at Reid''s . Corners,
5. nick-' bate, .,ra�c.?d. ,t r' banquet. on Monday
• The 1?resbyteiria:rt �N,,:VT.
n. , • �lnt. M. . Victor Emar•son Was. was .Held .last Vtlednc:•d�ay, , it �'.r �t ` arid' ��,r�'e .• a .talk on
.Virs, Victor Emerson, 'president a gu•c' ` " :•net' Farrier•.
opened the meeting With a pnern. "13e115 ,Ind 'Mrs; ,tsar
;crrShi �, ' and ilr•.s. ,azra' Snc�rlrtt ,'helped
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followed by �2he call' to' . � I
fine . r..- was read by Mrs. ' sei.A. c. fat thy � suPP('r. claie
• 5criptu �
Wart McPherson, Mr"sd.Mc,Whin ': t'f and Mr•s• . Russel •Flit
i • their home .
tfey gave two poems' and it have- returned d tci
prayer given by Dtmu c,rr..irftt't• ..4p nd.nk, ' 'rad :Mrs.d` 7 at.
The ,duties • of .lrtcl`aturc ; tlnc. home of ;Vit. r
Ora* . .
• and liit"e membership way. giveta tiro�rtirtsoxr. ••
b Tif`i•t� 'ftillc'�wa.`ct , • Mi•:s rW"rc0rgo�'.Wadol andw i
Urs, est ,"1t
y 1Vr�, �%
IV. a ipoern'by Mrs. Walter' Lott l.ore'r•' Starer r of t
a ter
The rlotedit.ation was •favt'ir lr� ; ii 'te•d r4n Monthly ,at the, home
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Mrs. Antfy, d,aunt, foliiowc'd ' lav ,o f •
MI•�, t T� r c cl' "licitcintcr .'s crrt
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<ar1,. a ro priate, reading! by Mrs..; Vi tO nc 1 cr t dict `ltca sl at
'ivJ p P}C r'a onn.. A` ten rn;nratc` rtlncr rxt'e'a'l��c'racl i
discussion f
eras • thrid., on- :Sunday l hka mother.1Ti.,• t"l;ir°
,obsery ver ortic, c'rlrr Wadel
tree, Errr�s��rirr•c 1, err; ratrd.
, �. bda ports, ;,r Zaar;rali c•;.<<t•c�d .on ;biA relay° ' at
gro°rng apintons on Sia, y �„ ,
11;1,1.1 tall Was' erisWrred lw 17 tin hirntt of \l1 and. Mr`s. Ital.,-.
rY G•nYttbe �s • on. a '"'Verse ,f1 ci mt the . r ' ;��I•
Thirty` pre4rrminary.,priz.es' ,will,'
als•o• he .'awarded. 'These consist
of ten superposed ahatig'uns,` ten
big •'game' Trifles' and 'ten 22: 'cali-
bre rim fire auto-loacling rifles.
Illl.I Directors
Mef .t 'Kinloss
Silver Latke Institute was ,hos=
tess' on March 1eth when the.
district directors, , Officers and
branch presidents "• of' Bruce
South ::met ./in Einlass .United
Church :With t!he . district presi-
dent! Mrs. Clirff. Hewitt, presid
Plans were 'conripleted•tfor. the
District Annual which will be
held an May 23rd ,at, Reid',_.C'or
ners, • •
Mrs, Wm, Arnold, curator,
spoke about the district Nviwoeds-
mitir history and., an. Historical
Comnm•ittee was formed,.:
Bruce' South Districtwas com-
plimented ori receiving the •tro-
p;hy, donated by ,l.V**rs:' Don .Me -
C soh and .Mrs. Victor Emerson.
Mrs, ..Cl'iff fleWitt, . 1Vfrs, Cecit
andMrs' ieto-
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fol aEm-
erson
e;r°son reported on a meeting
held at the borne of the Pederiat-
ed Petiresentati've; ';`:111es.. 1,'
Sharpe in Dunhaiy ,
L401016,6/1 was ,served by the
rnemrbers of..the Silver Lake In-
st•itut+e
• On February 17th a
I/
. ■ small group.„ of: :us sat
" down to discuss what we
• should do about 'election_
r. issues.., Ail of . us were'
or Liberals "6r had • been
•Liberals, but, we knew.
• many, from.` otherparties
■ ivho were• also .complete -
a ly confused by, the near-
r collapse of',:the Conserv-
• ■ ative ,, party and.: the
1 about-face'. of . Liberal
• leaders;`
n /Most .' of us were Liberals for a reason; we hoped.
is L: B.. Pearson, • as- Prime Minister • would be 'able to lead a
•, Canada 'back into the U'
• nited Nations it, not merely ;with
• s■ ' token membership' as now, but into a position' of ' leadership :�
■ .'and strength. -When, •'on .January 12th, Pearson •.said. "We Is
•. must. honour our commitments to our friends" there '.came .1
: • . the shocked :realization that he did not, mean his supporters,
• he meant' his friends in the , USA. , We were , not a little 1
✓ confused. , .. i,
■ Where ebuld we ,:turn? My own : family back ground was'
• Arran Township Conservative, Would my father have been .1. • .,ti.
■ a Diefenbaker Conservative or,•a Harkness Conservative?''.
i What would : likely happen in the. ;next •Parliament • when• . LI': •:
r • these basic differences in both parties. were brought into' ,■.
•, public view?:•Trite, the NDP..was against' nuclear arms, but. .r,
1 • would we like' to see th itch -.for d t2__ninirig, the_.. `-
r-Gevelrnment.' without benefit -. of ' a• session .or two inofficial r'
r,- opposition?. We ht •not; :it would'` .be bad for Canada:':
l►p� thought
i and bad for . the NDP. ;
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■ : But there'. is hope l�oward Green, patiently ands grimly, ■
•I 'has done an, outstanding -job, and now'we krkow that he did ; ,
• , itwith little support from within his Party. Outstanding in..:�
: Liberal. ranks is • Mitchell' Sharp, who dared; , to say in a . re ; •
• cent can paign 'address that his Party,,has • lost touch with •
•■ the' people and that he meant 'to :do something• about it. He 1..
i.. deserves to be eleeted.:, And when "David Lewis engages; ,in •
r•a TV debate '•his crisp reasoning and brilliant •.repartee leave •:
It doubt as to' the calibre • of 'the man.. These are Vie kind ■
•• of able men we' would. like to . See , in positions of greater
■ Power; they 'are not the power-hungry type We ,have grown si
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to expect in Federal politics. • , • . ■.
'1111 But what. could we ,do, in Bruce? Here the . siituation ,was MI,
rnot gooik there, was no Way..in sight of 'voting against nuclear •i •
■ arms, there was no way_ of expressing our. belief in the UN 1 •
• as the way out of our `.difficulties.. We decoded that we mush • ` ,
it act positively i.ti, this election and put forward an Independ-' ;1; •
✓ . ent candidate so that the people, of Bruee..could let .the' next ■
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✓ Government know whether' or ,not wevant nuclear arms ■
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it whether . or not We want a determined effort to make better x
✓ use of the. United Nations. With this decision; our confusion r
or .ended; and: °we set to work.. ■
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✓ Our slogan • �is "Best Bet for Bruce." We can win : this ■
■• election with your' support of Tour. Independent ' position; 1
r then we can do our bit to influence the next Government til
✓ ;of Canada to take ' bold" steps forward: • 1
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