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• ,MONUMENTS
KEL.TON
WALKERTON.
Y, are the . onlp manufac I .
turers ib thls part of Ontario
of big . , class': monum, nts
vbo import granite: from the
Old •Country to the. $ ough b7
the carlitoad`-and pJ oicess from•
••the ,rough to - the' f inistied
moliumeut. No, middleman..
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when :.Choosing a' monument
come and 'see one of the
largest -selections In -.Ontario.
Established- over sixty years.
Write or phone Walkerton; 8
as '' reverse ;charges.
SKELTON`
MEMORIALS
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Southampton United Church
was the: meeti' lace for Bruce
I'r'esbytery • on . Tuesday,. Febru
i
19th:: A..real e'`message-was
g'ven by the ,president. 'of Ham
iltor .:Conference, Bev: ',H. W.
Vaughan., : He assessed the Char
aoteristics . of our : 'age as. being
conflict,' deceiving P re
' stress�, eceivin
ress 'cornmon o o rtunities 'for
'education: and :;widespread trans-
' rtation and: mass comrnunica=..
' tion•; ;In` viewyof these, :he real-.
THE LUCKNO, ,
� SBN',l'INEi, I,UCHhTOW, ONTARIO
ULROSS '' CORNERS
Mr .Albert :Harris returned
inome. • recently. :from • London
where he had 'been• visiting his
Mother, who had' suffered a !heart
attack, '
,Mr and •Mrs. Cecil McNallvis
Teed with- Mr. "and'rsillia
Henry; ' Whitechurch,; 'where . a
s• irpriSe birthday party was stag-
ed for Mrs. MaN'311. ,'
Former. Resident. Pas:,,eS
Me ••Maurice Stewart died,• .sud
denly at: hiy home. in, Ed noriton
on .February;,-22nd..I-f e • ,vas 'Jborif•
on the:; farm now owned- by, Mor
• ley,, Wall and. attended :,school 'at 3•
••Wgstf ord, Interment took, place
in ,Wingham' Cemetery on, Mar.
I'st ,•Sympathy. is "extended:to -the
relatives, . •
Mr. • and MrS. Jo1jii Schumacher
spent T' S4 a y evening. at
Brown's.'
.-Mrs:-Frank Brown ";spent:
day: afternoon 'with Iyfrs. Cecil
McNall.,.
Several from the camrn:uriityl
attended .the• reception for Mr.
and4.Mrs...Donm Robertson at : Ber
vie on ':Friday evening..
Mr. Beg:, Brown, accompanied
Eby 'Messrs. •Hugh; and ' Stewart
Lane,. visited Thursday with `Mr.
and Mrs. Campbell' Brown ':and.
Joan,,: Markdale:
Jas. Wraith:spenf:ThUrS7.
day afternoon 'with .'Mrs. • George'
Bell, :Kinc�xdme
Sympathy is extended to: Mrs;
James: Edgar in 'Ole, loss et her,
father, the :late .Pete Carter. ' : •
Mr. and M .. 'Mi '
rs.dford• Way!.
and. Donnie spent '1Fr'
t SYN
e•
ar
c r-
ific�atio
n • ei goals in life, 'the in-
tegration
togration ' of
, universal.
longrange planning'ao tope
with•
the ae+conomic needs
of the world
today,: and 'the. offering of . Chris-.
tiara. rederh tion fort -
p•,. -the trans
• forrnin ' of • the' individual and
a, d
his' society.
y
He.. insisted that Christians
must not itse, religion " as 'an in-,
. S'trurnent to bolster democracy,'
ng with Mr.:. and `• Mrs :::Ce' i'
QVf c-
Weedendvisitors with ``Mr.
Mrs: John Ross were :Mr:. &
B+b, Millen•and 'Sandra of 'Tor-
onto, Mr. and..Mrs. Alex McKa
Y
of Axton and. Mr.' and Mrs. ;Don -
aid , Ross. of .Tor :
onto
Mr. and. d•;
Mrs. s, ._Don Robertson
s ' t the fwee k- "
,pen end.'.with. Mr. gi
Mrs. 'John Schuna•
cher.' .,.
'ford Willing; ' Wor `.ers met .' on
,February
'
,. Y:2 $th''at.the home .�of.
Mrs. Jack ',Bair with'
th six girls
present: This
P was.:,a v►rork, meet-
ing.,
. � :'�
e, next .meeting: will be
at the home of. f
Mrs.'''Perry . Hod -
.gins
-
od.
gins ,on March 5th.
• 'A dainty.
lunch was "served. • Donna '
ilii -
Y.
den�b'•thanked• the' h ostess;
but rather see : deniocracy as the.
eventual: ;font :of government
wrong Christian people:' Men and LL
women are equally loved. of God:
This fact .is t'he. ,true Khasi
respo'nsibl government,.: and de=
mocrecy is only good if ` it is re.-
sponsilble: . •So 'for r Or. age, D.r,
'Vaughan ,presented:,the vital
merits of ,faith — belief : in God
h---O":—able, . and willing,
• and in His. Church . which isa
means Of; revealing;'. both the
•'power and the williaigness of His
love. '1
The Presbytery reports showed
a general: increase in. missionary
lgivings, and .in' the .• particular 'ef
fort of the ;Heine: Mission fields
'.of Cape Croker,'Colpoy's Bay •&•
Zion 'R:iversda1e • to undertake
;greater finanici'al' responsibility.,
--TAtterrtiotr`;w['""drbwn ±` to. the ""'"
United , Church ' program, "Pil=
grimage" conducted by Bill Lake
On CKNX radio, 'Sundays at 2.45.
,p=m•
i'h eeh applications ..to enter
the ministry : of the, United
Chu h:Were•received from rein
is.ters • of . otherC t rches and
other: lands, including one from
- . R'om Cath he priest .
Schools for Elders and ::for Ste -
Wards were reported . • iXl, the
''Spri'ng plartts of the Bruce Coun
scil. of United Church Men.. Mr.:
Cameron'. Taylor, president• of
'the . council also drew_atJtenti
e !gin House Coriference
of i agmen lin the cOi ing sure,-
-.si
Sess`bn
ud.� �
Y +to the observaxnce of the:
`Lord's ,Day and ;hurdles were
..: asked, 4o .promote ',Christian edu-
citibn in temperance:'
The' dev:otiona1 periods were
'conductedby fes; W P, Elms`-
heat meeting; ot' Bruce
n
April: y .a to bery in Hopley on
HURON & ERIE
Molar.' .1. I;RJ'0111Ta1N
If
CANADA TRUST
Head',Office- —. 'London, Ontario
District Representatives:
in Phillips,' Dungannon; . E.H.. Agnew, `. Lucknow
WHITECHI RCH
:TyLr.enty ladies:. attended 'the
h '.meet rr . at -t e
h h9ple"7cf Mrs::
.Garnet Far. ier last Tuesday The
first .• .vice' prey. Mrs.:. 1 'Irwin,
opened the...meeting' i
g with the
ode Correspondence • and min-
utes
of the last meeting were
read-- by- rs— Chas $iuell . Mrs.
H. Irwin is to' go • to . the convert-
tion at.' the OAC in .May:'.•Pins,.
'are. • to -:.be' purchased for some
memberswho have moved awa .'
Y.
`Janice '.Farrier 'sang .;a.sole. ; Mrs:
F.. ° .il '� � . ,
YV� ler gave the topic 'Duty
makes Us .do things well; but l ...
., . g u love
snakes us •'do them .'beautifully':
The: `•Federated, ' News' wag re
�P
•.. •n. •n• rea•
;by ,Mrs • W. Conn. 'Mrs, ::GGar et
Farrier ON*. the' motto -on "Let
us -not pray for ease, 'but let : Us
pray for the Strength to ;:do:. the
task required": The roll -al.
ed call was
answered by "My pet', economy".
Two readings:.were' given b Mr
Milan ' Moore on Abraham Lin
coin' -and on
n
dust!`'
y. Expanding
• Naugatuck - u aturk...C�hhe3nic is , _ - .
g a of El
mira, a division of Dominion
Bu+bber Company,'Chas announced
an' -'expansion `'program • that will
i o ve : an •,expen •.i ure .o a
.a• .million •`dollars: McKee Bros.
Ltd:, also.of Elmira,
►.,,,recently
made a•shipment of; shredders'to
•the Old Countr •
y, and . 2�re hope-
ful
ape ful of an expanding ° overseas
market , if " tarriff ' roblei 'a'
p ins c n
be overcome - •
•
alent':ne.
i, .. After
• • • '
singing 'the 'Queen a dainty • Val-'
entine lunch• was, served by ,'the
hostesses; 'Mrs...Donald. Ross and
Mrs. H -Si o
A. chart • .course :'in' milli'
ery,
will ''be ,:held March• 12the
' to 14th.'
:Mernbe' taking, -the. course'`. are
asked ; to • bring ` their • ' own
thimble, ,.scissors;. ..needle ',and
thread and • ...extra . trimmings
-Forms 7for •Mts • andmaterial;
may:. be :;purchased.. kern.. the in
structor
yeti renewed y'our Sentinel?
DEER' OH . DEAR!
A large, ,deer was badly m7,
jured': recently by a car on4o:"
2 Highway
directly in
front
of Conservation ' Officer Alex.
Wolfe's home .atItarnilton..Both'•
front legs were ;": broken ' off' at
the knees and yet the deer was .:
able to •carry on 'for: soie,':dis-v`.
tance ‘ before being :disposed of:: •
by Mme:, Wolfe
`TWe y • later • no
Q daysa bher ;deer,
appeared in : front of the .home .:.
of,
0
. R. Meadows, eado
ws : Huron ur n District•
Fish and. Wildlife := TDs ..for ':in
Galt,' .and due • .to '' an .a rent
spine apparent--
s' injury
this also shad
to' be'.di ed' f:
epos o ,
injured in ''the. country, !but'
,that
. of
.
lite. it •• ,
e ,would ` appear - that .•oui-
deer are gpin,g modern by vis
it•
uig the. cities:
:on
1
y=
tling-that. confuses
.the Officers eV thertment
Delia .
of •r -,Lands :and • Forests • .:is this
" How' do deer know 'tihe:' exact'
location of • the officers' homes"
Your 1956 operator's licence and vehicle permit will expire a
midnight, March 14
ter t i . ate it will • eillegal to rive with 1956.Iicenceor plates
Actnovo...avoid nthe .+Last-..m»eIlne-up esti-firs warning and
avoid inconvenie ce,,and; possible prosecution.'
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