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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-08-28, Page 11WEDNESDAY, AUG. 28;1963 •N . THE 1,,ITCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAG E EITEN' Bruce County EMO Aims AT Self -Help By Lloyd Jasper; 'Co ordinator Lf any emergency operation is to ,be successful; it. is. necessary ' for all activities to .be conducted with .singleness, of purpose. bCo=•. ordinsation' : and. "Co-operation,' •i'S required ,amongst 'all the civil de- fence' se.rvices efence'.se:rvic.es at each level, of operation. : , • In order to p;rovde the evac uees with' the ' five emergency welfare services; the ,assistance of all. the 'other civil. ••defence services would +be required . at. some time. ;For examnple;. sup plies .of all types would, be need ed; Fire prevention An co'ngre gate '' lodging . .centres would be • essential; ' Police direction and control of crowds. would 'be' red quired; ',trarisportat'ionwould be. • .needed., to , move' worker; sup Plies, andevacuees; war ens • would • assist • with emergency, • lodging; the engineers' would be 'needed for sani;tation', problems, buildings and •equipment; *corn- • munications • ..and information would. sbe .required; and '. there would be a very close ' interde ,pendence 'between emergency health and .Welfare services: • • • ]mergen.Cy ' welfare ' services must assume responsibility for' maintaining an effective public • education program in reflation ' to welfare 'self-help' preparations., E•a:ch !person, ` must :be aware of his own." responsibility for . know- ing 'What- to do to save alis own life and that . of` his faintly, in the ::event of ,an enemy' :attack. , Each person .'or' ;family.•should . have. .,at least ;'a seven-day, em- ergency 'food m-ergency'food supply, warm,' clo-• thing and :blankets, and •.personal .re uitements such asinsulin, . -ready--to ..take ,withh them . at 4 _ moment's :notice; • :They s oa7 keep -their' car's .gas tank at.)leas:t'' half .'• 'full' at all times; • they. should . `decide :'upon a •:hfamily meeting place; •and they: should know-how 'to protect themselves from fallout. • • :Mental preparation,,is as Man - portant 'aa ,'these material self- he+lp.:•• preparations, . •,as• wrong Mental. :attitudes scan Cause loss ' :These are thebasic needs that •would exist;' and 'the services: :that would;' be' -required: follow: irig 'a ' national emergency. 'To achieve our emergency' welfare' service objective, care- ful .. and reali`s'tic +planning .:.arid .organization :must be done now in b,otb 'target. .and' . reception: areas. Leader of a 'flock 'of geese to thebird following: "Stop 'that infernal. honking .:if you Want'. 'to;:,pass,' pass! .tea THAT WONDERFUL WORLD iF WARMTH.„ Whenit comes to home heating, there's nothing quite as carefree and comfort= able as safe, depej(dabIe Esso Qii' heat. We shave a wide rangee`of oil heating equipment to suit every budget. LOW BUDGET TERMS Up To Five Years To . Pay ROY HAVENS lIumbrng And .. Heating 'Phone 528.-30°12 LuckfoW' ESSQ :OIL, BURNE1t. SALES And 'SERVICE HOME HEAT . •SERVICE' 4444444•444~,44,44444.;p044, Bruce JuniorN• . •• N.. •. . .. • • e ..farmer Activities dd . & A 0 0 • ' :,,,,,....,,,,,,,." • . • 41 Oar -man . 'Fullerton. . of Paisley.'• .and Betty Jehan. • MacDonald of • Teeswaiter • will 'represent Bruce • ' Coumty'.?at the •Provincial Junior" • I " JUNIOR FARMER Farmer Leadership' Camp, Sep- tember 2nce to •9th, The c.arnp will...be 'held at Geneva Park sonLake Couchiching, 90. miles 'north sof Taronto. Each delegate wil'1 , particip+ate in a• generalprogramme • of 'music, social reeresation, • -piro- gramme planning, swimming and Water safety, There will. also (be •discus.siion 'groups ori such: ptopics as etiquette, . th sic, self expres- sion, forestry; courtship, . marr- iage and ; ,home... 'There w:iil , be +approximately 70' . delegates at ithe. camp sponsored 'by the Jun- ar` Farmers' As-sociation. of. On= Mario; .. Bus.....Trip' • . j:REMEMBER YOUR . 1‘ WEDDING FOREVER • .: Record the happiest moments , of your life, between' the pages �: of one of our 'albums' .• • :THE . ,'a; • • HARRIS . STUDIO •. •: • Alex Thornibu;rn! •of RR 4, • Pai(ley, hand 'Miss Islay ,McComb . ,•, Phone . 41 --Kincardine PORTRAITS. * WEDDINGS CAMERAS PHOTO SUPPLIES,' • • • • , -•. • • !,.• •• , . . • • . • • • •. • , •• ••. •• • • •.. • • - • • • • •.• • • .. • • • • •• •• • of Hanover returned Saturday••••••••.••••..••••••.•.!i•.••••••O.•••••!••••#_ -. from. ,a • week ,Long Junior Far- mer '•bus trip to. Eastern., Ontario, and Quebec. They 'were, chosen as' delegates 'to represent the Bruce County Junior Pal -mem Ib.ecau'se of their. active 'partiici- pation in Junior "Farmer iactivi-• Mlitc'hell,: eldest . son of: Mr, and ties; They. ' visited: suc.l points Mrs. Raymond 'Occur- *. occur. -.as. Kiihnhgistohn, 'Upper` Canda ViQ red, August 13th :at St. Joseph's 1,age, (the St. Lawrence Seaway,' Hospital,`: London im, his• sixteen- M,ontre.a1, Quebec 'City, Ottawa. th year. ° Elmer had • 'been;; hh» ;cgxnpa.ra-. tively good',health until +a month.. before This passing. At ;that •bi¢ne, was admitted- rto.. ` th-tear-din e. Church Service . General Hospital and , later The Brucetransbferred• ° to' .London. ,Even • •moi arty. Junio+r. Far- thhen, leis conhdi+io+n Seethed to, mers and' : Junior � Ins+ti�ttUties , are : '.• b• •uLsy ,makingplans.for the.re-.improve'for•'a ti'm'e, 'bust a .reeur- union ,and. +annu•al '. Church' Ser- ring, ailmervt was no�re than blas. v'ee to be held :at ,'Champ :Atari_weakened condition' could with- .1,010,114 iitih- m�iooh ' on.4a/cc I•i on. There. stand; hand', Elmer'hs' •death caused' rrow to a !hhost sof relativesrelatives'& will be the' 'reunion and•a�ee-' Sofriends t'hrou hotit Huron. Toon-, inhthh'e afternoon with g a lank sou �er. :at .-5s:00 : o'clock. ship; p Ap The outh .first attended :public_ The church service will ,hbegin; , y ,with a sing -son„, led Eby: ,the school at S S:;. No, -13 Huron,: l+a='. Teesvv�ater Junior Farmer uar-` ter Pine River Central .School tette. The service will. be Vicon- 'andthe last year of his-educe- ' his-educa- was takenti hat R>,pley D�istnict;, ducted •by, present an+cl nest Jun for •Fariner •:-Inemibers with the Hagh- 'Sc.haohl i iie.st ,speaker ake;r' R,ev. • R:. J Mc- He. was• °: a member of . -Pine I, g • pe.• .River United Church ;-Sundha Kinney '..of.•T•eeswate:r. S •School and . in May• of ,this:. year; D�th Mourned red By y Man � In Huron ELMER. MITCHELL mother;' Mrs; Frank {Murtohel'l and-' ' The death of E1me--Raymond his maternal :gran'd+paremts, .Mc. and . Mrs.. Emil Buhtchie, all of ,an,d', Peterboroti. There,' were •4U delegates %hon. the :, trip .•w�hmch was sponsored' ' by,.�the ; Ontario 'De+pahrtznerut of :Agricu'lttire. • DUNGANNON Huron Township: R.C.M.P. Musical Ride At Western Western Fair at• London; :.Sep- Member 6th to ..1:4+tih, promises an exciting, fascinating eight: clays 'of 'entertainment .rnorning, moon -and . night. • The fair ,also provides tithe greatest ^liVeStock Show ;in On- :tario,. with a m+ibliazih; 'do1Lar worth of cattle, horses, sheep ,• ; • swine, 'goats .and ,poniltry ..on hdis- play,.. plus'+the',hltarges+t farm mew. chnery show Of any ;Baur in Can-: • a•da. • . • . R.0 M P. Musical Ride The' grandstand: hshbw, is head- • 'ed by the :wonderful; sand olour fu�I •R: C: M: P. ' nius ileal ride ands those popular y,{oun,g• ladies of song, the Chordettes, who first amidst. a group , of ;,ten ' young • gained . rrsus�c,al flame with "'`the people,. Elmer .-was ,admitted°', a Arthur • Godfrey show', ' The '• Sue full , anember of . Pine :River Un- Charles dancers and either. top ' ited Church: • notch variety acts are• all hgranhd-, 'ri e • remains rested at Mac.: stand features.- The August.m+eeting ' of the Un- Lerman ` fiunerhal home', •Ri ple & Write now . 'to .Western; 'Fair ited ,Church Women was held iii: the 'serVce •was ,held Thursday . L,on!don, ;for ",best ',selection of the 'ch'urchh•. on ALfgtislt. 2Otih with afternoon, August 15thh at,. the grandstandd..seats $2.00, and $1..5.0: tw�enty ladies lan�swerin!g•the ' roll `fuhn�er�all home, �conduot�ed hby ,the Hubert Castle :Circus Rev. ., Donhald Mac,enzie:: . • Pallbearers were former :pub- lic 'schdol, ',friends.' namely, Jim scan; : a scripture . verse . with •the word "teaching'. The theme Was Christian Education; Mrs.. 'Fred Young read the donations and:'Emmerton, :Ernie, Irwin : Lynn .Mi s.. Esther Rivett hs+howed•. a 'very:.Fergusan;'''Murray Ferguson; Al interesting elm. The 'bazaar 'date, hlhen' MacDonald .and Bob 'Stott Was 'set' for November 13th. '.Mrs. • Flowenbearers 'weresotitic school •McWhinn!ey . reported..:.'±thie bale :weighwing• 171 lbs;. had been sent: bunch : was 'convened by ; Mrs. Gordon Finnigrarn. •. .survived by •tlhree •'brat'hens • and • Mr:' Wilmer Errington, teacher, 1 four sisters namely ., Donald; ;Brilliant people talk about : returned to his school .at. Minni- Thomas " and Maurice, Lillian, -ideas:;•Average :people talk about • take in the Kenai% sdis+triictt. ' His Ella,. MMargaret .and Elaine,, ,all ,things.' Small ,people- talk atbouht. mother, 'Mrs.. ,Mary • Erringiton, ,i at home, also his paternal ,grand other; people, .clerk at,.D:awsones General, SStore on vacation ,motored back„ with him for vacation. • They Made the trip on Tuesday morning ' lilisses"Janice' and Judah Iian, twin sd:auglpters 'sof Mr. and Mrs.,. Jim Million; ..Stratford, spent last week :'Waith their 'aunt,- Mrs,Lorne [vers: Also visiting last week-encl was their Sister; )110ss Patsy Mil bicol a teadhier near Stratford:' Mr;.:and•'Mrs. Ray Stanley and. two . daughters,: Laurie.: and Les- lie .St. Thomas ,spent :the 'week end. with 'her mother, Mrs. 'dna Black.• sand .•w'ere. present ' fan ,the dance reception for Mrs. Stan: ley's ,'brother and Wife on Fri- day night. Mr:. and Mrs. Bill Black, nee 1Ma'rlene a Cousins, were tendered a dance reception .Friday' night at the Agricultural I3,a'l],, earru•- ;thhers orchestra provided inu+sia and ..during the revernng .an, ,ad- drewns of 'best '+Wishes 1. was read by Mrs Nelson Pearson arid Mt, ichaxd Stewait made the pre,' senhtation of ,a ipurse of mOney, Mrs, Will. Alton,. Wingham, vis. 'ted Wm. Minnie Jones •on •Sun- • 81 ,day, n r friends, • IMerrnemt mwaa m aide 'in Ripley -Cemetery.:. Besides his -parents; Elmer is Last two:days of the fair the grandstand attraction: w.ial be the fast. moving and autptanding'.Hu- bert .'Castl;e ,Circus:.Twenty tihrill ling nobs from, loons and iiigers' to rib -ticking, claw* and daring trapeze 'artists. See Western Fair, .the fair .+that' hes ' ,something' for every; 'mem •ber of the family.. • 1 ESSO' •SERVICE FOR TOS QUALITY ATLAS BATTERIES. DUNLOP TIRES (Most Sizes In, Stock) AT REASONABLE PRICES! Repairs to All Makes of Cars and Tractors 3 Licensed Mechanics heel Alignment and,Balancing MOTORCADE DEALER