HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-04-03, Page 7WED•N' ?SDAY, APRIL 3r.d,1960 •
DUNGANNON
Mr. •and Mrs. Orville Cham-
bers: and Mr. and 'Mrs.. Ed, •
4'hantbers 'of Woodstock visited
+their :cousin, 'Mrs, M, Shackleton.
an. Sunday..
.Mrs, 'Eva returried`''`ta
the. horn!, of her 'daughter, Mrs.nigh' MW'h'inney on Sunday
after a bout with" pneumonia at
W ingi am hospital,
Visitors' .with , Mr. and
Herb 'Finnigan, for the weep; end•••
were Mr,. J, C, Durnin and,.�fricrad
Miss June St hilte'r, of Kitehener,
On; Sunday Mi and' Mrs: John
Finnigan;' Win'gliam and. Mr, 8&
•.Mrs, •• Xeith; ' Finnigan, Clinton; • .
• Mr. •sand "Mrs. Jerry Weaver
• and •iit.tie daughter, 'Kelly of
London., .pent the %week:end vis-
iting . the 'formers. 'parents, •Mr•,
and '•1Vi•r$, Gen Weaver:,
• Miss. •Flora. Durn.in of Mark"'
dale spent ,the week: -end at.home
and ' aceomrpanying her' iwas her a
secretary, Mrs, Bert McLough-
ery, •Markdale for:'. a. visit..
Mr. and ,Mrs..Thorias Webster,1
spent : the week -end',' Thursday
to .Monday, visiting their 'daugh
.ter, Mrs. Ken .Thomas,,, Mr, Tho =•;
rrmas and family. They. :also vaait,
'ed Mrs. Minnie. Hall at Brantford
and...her daughters horses, Mr. 4
,and M.r.s, 'Dell •Wilsonand fam-
41y and Mr. and Mrs.. Dennis.
Tolley and : family -a so' of that
e y •
At a "euchre" ;party on Tries-..'
day iri:h:t'March 26t;
ow 'School ,ten :tables 'were in •
play and, :prize
ladies nigh, 'Mrs
ladies low, 'Mrs,
mens high, Alert
low, Jimmy Spr
Mr,
'LLIC OW . SENTI1V , . PICT NQW, ONTARIfir
winners were
John Falls 'and
Howard 'Sproul;
•Nivins & men's
oul,
and Mrs, . Jos Dauphine,
Garry and Mark visited on Sun-
day with the forrner's sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Torrance ,of
Chatham, , • 4
Mr..and Mrs. JerryWilbur of
Dun Mills visited or,. Sunday with
the Patters uncles, Ffarold •and,
Cecil .• Blake.
The CG:I.T:: 'group meet, 'on
Vlcinday' night at the.•chureh with
16 an. wering the 'roll call with
Diane Ebrin:gtOn in, the chair.
PatriCia Eedy played the ipiano
for tbe. ,hymns, Mrs. Herb F;in-
ni an gave the call to . worship
with 'a 'dedication -to tni$sions &
Woad' Friend§ was explained to.
them'. During thebusiness per-
iod, it was decided , to•'lbuy 'a, do-
zen ,hymn hooks.$15.00 *as vot-
ed, to missions, Mrs: N, .Gos'toriyi
gave the . sttfidy on. the Third
Chapter ;of Mark foll,own'g with,
a d s4.uss;on; •
Mr. • and Mrs. •Mel Reid and
McAllister and Mr., McAllister..
The Dungannon. Wornen's.•
atitute met fair the March' meet-
ing .in ,the UnitedChurch rbase=
anent;, Dr. J. C Ross of God.erich
was special speaker a}ao:iat can-
cer and showed a film andtold
Of' 'the". research • done yin this
work; •Mrs, Bessie•Stewart • aread
•a•very :interesting 'Motto, Tihere
is rnagic in!' ,a word' of praise.,
Eleetion rof officers took, ;glace..
The. S;Iate of officers ws•, read
•as folfovr :haft President, MTS..
Hugh McWhinney, ,,, .. 'President,
Mrs, Cecil Blake;. 1st -vice, Mrs..,
Crozier;. 2nd vice; .Mrs. Otto
Papp; Sec.-Treas.,. Mr,sa . Haanvey
Alton; assistant, Mrs. E. Erring-
ton;. District. Director,. ,Hugh
McWhinney;- Alternate, . Mrs.E. •
Rrivet!t;' Branch •• Directors, Mrs.
W..' Brown, M•rs, G: McNee, Mrs.
L.. Ivers; Press •Reporter; Mrs, 'K.
Dawson; Pianist, Mrs.: Frank
Jones; assistant pianist,. Mrs; W
Brown.;. Auditors; .';Mrs: 'Wilaia�m`
Stewart, Mrs; • Bessie...Stewart;:.
Standing • iOoni+ nittee-Co?ruehers,
Agr.i_,cultiu-re,- Mrs, Raymond ond Fein.
nigan;' Canadian. Industries, .Mrs,
L. Bas:ty;. Citizeriship; Mrs. Fred.
son, Morley,•
: .spent the week-endvYoun.g;.Education,:Mrs.,.T., C.,Ani
dersoni Histori'cal:R•esearc.h, apd
Current. Events, Mrs, • Warren
Zinn; Home • Economics,. Mrs.
Chester. Finnigan; Health, 11/!'rs. W.•
Rutledge; Public Relations •an•d
Res�ol•iution, Mrs,. Hight .McWhi�ri-
ney . It 'was.. decided • the Seca•
Treas., Mrs, Harvey.' Alton should
:go to Guelph • +to the officer'
Convention,,',June 19th and 20th. e
Mrs. James Boak favored 'with
a .•r piano selection, and Mrs. E.
Rivett with a solo. She.., •also - led
in singing ._ Irish. songs. Luncsh'
•was served and 'gifts`. were/ ac
cepted for the Cancer Cupboard.
Mrs.rohn •Falls. spent:;,a (week
end visiting'`, her 'son,, Jack Fall's;'
wife ° and .family. at :Rockland..
An interesting .feature . of her
.trip . there was attending the
hockey • tournament at. Wingharri.
w with herr • son Jack coaching
• the Rockland Midgets 'tin; Vvh'ich
i 'her itwo grandsons, Lynne .'::and
• ▪ Leo play. The g.rne was '*on
2 0 With Exeter •
visiting' ,the. fotimer's sister, • Mr.
and Mr&. • J. RC Campbell; • Tien -
ton. and on the iwa.y back' visited
w;th Mrs. • Reid's cousin, M•r.;. D.
Ac.xla:,d, wife. and family_••at'•
Toronto. i
•• Mr. and Mrs Wiaian • Begley
and /their daughter,, Mrs. Jerry,
'Kettleand ,husband ;Cif " Learning
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Mrs. B.egley's 'sister, Mrs, Mason
ansia■in■asaami maimm■■esaminrs IPl■si.mu Nita
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• • ;This will be my last
•' i. • appeal; for your ' Support
in on April : 8th. " :• •
• • Ofi the question of
al nuclearr. _;arms we have.
■ presented abundant' op -
•.• .>Inion • from, experts as to
■ why :they .are useless for
• . defence, / '
• ' On the question. of de-
■ fence casts; ` we ' have ' •
pointed out that in 1.962
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General Purpose dnd tong -Term .'
HAT�PASTURE MIXTURES
I oRMUaL� ,tt,
Alfalfa, Canadian • • 21
Red Clover, Cant'
D Cut
Timothy, Canadian
Br.ome, Canadian ••
Meadow; Fescue, Can.
Ladino Clover, Cert.:
Blue, Tag, • • • .
White, Dutch'Clover . • . 4'
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Timothy, •Canadian . T 20
'9. , • Broime, Canadian ' 29
21 Orchard,: Danish 9
20 Meadow, .Fescue, .0a , 16.
21 Alfalfa;,,Can,adian . 17 •
Ladino; Clover, Cert,
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100%'.
CANADA NO. 1 MIXTURE
•Hay and •Past'ure,
• JONES, MacNAUi MTON
• SEEDS
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CANADA O. 1 .MIXTURE
Hay and Pasture"
"JONES, MdeNAUGHTON
SEEDS
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• . we spent niore than the combined net ' income ;:of• ; ill::.
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••farms :in Canada.. (The cost works out to' something, in excess .•
of $25Q for •the average Canadian family.) » -• • • • ' • ..
• ' •. Nor •are we justified: in' 4ontiniiing' to rely on „the U.S:A. *
■ for comfort .The Sun=Times • reprinted (Dec.. 21, 1900). ' from• n '
r. a .:Cleveland. 'paper "The ,.truth of the matter is that Uncle I.'
is . -,atn- at --last has . faced -the tact -that he is •broke " Yet .•~
■' "today; `by some kind, of economics in -reverse, the ,U.S.A. is •
w :'about to reduce'` corporation _taxes ,in - the face of an .$11 •
n billion Federal deficit This . imbalance . of ..spending . over ..
w"' income'• in both ''Canada arid U. S,A • can-. continue; ' perhaps ■ •
••• for 'a year, perhaps for tiire years, ' but the, inevitable:
n accounting awaits us..• •
•- After: the War the. United Nations . was set • up to settle :• '
■ international disputes, and most nations pledged their sup • •
•d port.. The • TIN: has not been effectiveexcept. for minor ,•..
•:. quarrels and .we. wonder why, If 'money .talks • there is only • ,
✓ .a, gentle , whisper at .the.. 1.J.. 1 for their 1962 budget ' was •
i.: $84 million, ;plus another $140 million' for the' Congo , and n.
n Gaza;iforces. The 'Province of Ontario takenin these amounts • •
i in gasoline and • liquor ,:taxes satone, with $50 million., to ,
• ` spare: How can 'we expect the' V.'i. ' to be . effective9 Qur '■
• program flatly states; "In the •nudlear.:age onr' only protec- la
a tion ' is in • strengthening the 'police ' forces of 'the United
ar
a Nations." • •. .
F. T'his,in brief.is why s e have an: independent movement in`'■
• Bruce, Originally' it was•set up•to record, a:protestVote.•Now,'' n
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• however we believe we can • do much better that this since ■
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we have, found support from both Liberals; and Conserva ,•
• r tiVes, Some •of whom never •before have Voted against their'
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■ ..Party. But this • time , Country ' Cronies before I'ti rtV Until •
' ,v`1t �, _ `y • ell ems' nt in •
• one or other of. the. Parties level v ith us and tip
detail how they propose' to deal lr our' b'i�+t.r, probl
• we intend to witliold. our sy�(ilxmrt. To date .�e e h ti a heard ' o
'nothing but: biculturabsfl1 it, sari tic deal for the farmer .•
it .:.: stable government •---,.1 million »dollar' park ont.the
Pertaken 'is
.� .gtt1a. 'These are all. piedod thing`;;. they should b tth
• on their ;mer,, they
it are. Pot legiti•ntate.,eleetiiiit issues.
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• We (lo want to know, is• this', hoW do they proposeto solve•
ti the problem of our very' 'existence, •anti of, out` existence as •
• •a free State
•r It one Man do? IVtiat cab !nice Riding do" What w
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• . an Canada do . as • a leader of small nations? °e can find • E
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out only by trinig. Lets. try: e
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'We were sorry; to' hear c}f ,the'
death , of n•d Mr; a Mtrs: Kenneth
Petrie's infant •dat,ighter.,.'Mango
.Elizabethon i Saturday at Vic-
toria:' Hospital. She was. ,but twcy
•days,. old and ,.at Kincardine: Hos-
�pital it was•.•found that her
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"You may do worse but you
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are iti• when you are tetriPt-
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brand of seed. So why take
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years, It•stan•ds for
bility, dependability,' and
highest • value for • your
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General ' purpose• mixture
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,proven for years as a top
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' Contain ..Sufficient Seed . For One.
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fINIAYSON, Lucknow
Phone 528-2903.
lung. collapsed and she:was ru5h-
ed , to Victoria. Hospital Londori,
but all eforts. were to no avail.
Inu.mediete relatives. attended a
graveside serarice .:on Sunday
conducted by the. Baptist •minir
ster, Rev. P. J.;. ,M•eDon,aii4 ,of
Kincar;dirie..`` 'Interment. was in
'Kincardine,. cemetery: '. Mr... and •t
Mrs, Will: Petrie '-and •family. at- i Famous last words. "If Theo
tended. won't dim his; 1 woii'it di,rn, mine.'�
In renewing their s+u,bscription/':. r:
Mrs. Joe (Marg) Wasriey of
Sudbury wrote::, We just couldn't:
do without the • Sentinel; as its:: ;'
just .4e a let`e:r. froin "hd'rne."
We ,have'. been. going to; come.'
down,, some week—end—but it has
been scion • a long, cold, .winter.
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