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SAMUEL E. CHISLETT
Death came suddenly to Samuel
Edgar Chislett on Friday, May
lath,. in 14/Ingham and District
.Hospita following a heart attack.
He was 75 years of age. •
Mr. Chislett Suffered 'from a
heart condition but had been in
his usual healthand he and Mrs.
Chislett were.visiting with mem-
bers of their family in Toronto ,
• when he became ill. He was
•later taken to Winghamilospital
• where his, death occurred suddenly.!'
• •
.Mr.i.„ChiSlett was boriten March
14, 1891.-at'Ceylon,"Ontatio, a
'SOu of John and K4herine.:,Chis-.
lett- • • . •
• On February 25, 3.920,,he
inarried•Dora Breen at.Teronto.
Mr Chislett was employed. with
the Bell Telephone:Company for
35, years. After his retirement.
they purchased a home in'Kinloss
Township. Inn' north of the vill-
age. On'Priday of this week,
'May 20th...they had planned to
move to Sarnia to live as they
had sold their Kinloss'property
to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Forster,
' Mr. Chislett .is survived by his •
-wife. one daughter, Mrs. W. J.
(Jean) Gordonof Sarnia; one sOn,
Norman of Toronto; three.grand-
cl,iildren;-two sisters and two
brothers. Mrs. Vic (Effie) Carnal..,
han of Port Hope, Mrs. Clark •
...(Marie)Crontherry of Palmerston,
Charles of Port Hope, Alfred of •
• Vancouver. . 1-•
. •
Funeral service was held at the
Johnstone Funeral HoMe.. Luck-.
now. on Sunday, May 3.5th; -with'
:intern -lent in South Kinloss Ceme-
tery. Rev.;Rod•MacLeod,,.minist-
er of South Kinloss Presbyterian
Church, was in charge of theserr
vice. :
'Pallbearers were Wayne Secon,.
Bill Chislett, Jun Hooper, Ken
Hooper, ,'Evan Keith. Harold Cam-
pbell, • , • •
„ Flowerbearers were Tom Mac-
Kenzie, Douglas Graham Garnet,
Henderson, Harry 'wits, Orley
:CooPer, Russell Gordon, Jim
Hooper, Cliff McLean. .
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beyond its local Corps•activities.
*A frightened young girl may
come to The Salvation Aptly and
pour out her story. he will be •
ieferre4 to one of the Army's 31
homes •and hospitals for unwed
mothers where she wiltreceive
medical care and be sheltered' ,om
.. •
'criticism and curiosity.
Throughout the world, Salvation
Army officers are welcome in, .
jails and cOrreCtiOnal institutions.
Thousand of prisoners are gaining
a new outlook through Salvation
Army sponsored Bible Study courses
Officers frequently act as parole
advisers when a man has been re-
leased. One of the army's aims
. .„ .
• is to lessen the cost in htirnan suit
eririg, and help the individual be.
Come a productive member of soc
iety once again.
. • When a .man hits bottom on skid
rOvii; the Army doesn' t count hini
out as hopeless. Rehabilitation
oentres.are Maintained in leading
citles throughout'Canada, A man.
in' need' of help is referred tothe
nearest centre. There he is given
a .fresh start -..clean clothes, coun
selling and guidance, the oppon
icy to.regain sound work habits.
These, and many other services
are offered cheerfully by The Sal.
vatiOn:Army as it enters its second
century Of "3erVice‘to God and
Man”
• The Annual Spring Tea sponsor-
, 'ed by the Brucelea Haven Ladies
•Auxiliary was held Wednesday,
• May 4t1i, in the Auditorium at
Brucelea Haven, Walkertim. Very
large crowds attended both after-,
• noon and'evening. •• •
Those receiving at the doce
were, in the afternoon, Past Pres-
• ident tvIrs. A. Maundrell, South-
. ampton, and 'Ist vice president, •
Mrs. Donald Blue, Ripley. In
the evening, Mrs. Blue and secret-
ary. Miss M. Trelford, Southamp-
• ton'. received. ' •
Those pouringteaduring the
afternoon mere; Mrs. J. Moran,
• Walkerton; Mrs. H. Sparling,
• Walkerton; Mrs. Eldred Reid, Tiv-
erton; Mrs, W. L. Thompson,
Teeswater; Mrs. H. Palmateer4
• Kincardine; Mrs'. Mac Gibson;
Walkerton and Mrs. H. McKirmop
dieenock. Those pouring tea chir-.
jug the evening.were; Mrs. Wm..
Macke, Mildmay; Ws„ Donald' ,
,Blue, Ripley; Mrs. H. D. Thomp- •
son, LucknoWi and Mrs. E. Young,.
Tara. • • . , • •
• The Arts and Crafts Room was
presided over by Mrs. Stewart and
,
Mrs. Cuthbertson, Walkerton.
there wereomany and Varied art-
icles.offered for sale, made era-.
irelyby the residents. ,Sales were
brisk 'and a nice profitmai
real-
ized.,
The winner of the prize table,. .
'donated by Heirloom of Canada,
Chesley, was won by Mrs. John
Hewitson of Owen Sound. '
All the proceeds from the Tea
• will be used either to provide
'comfort's or entertainment for the
residents of the Horne.
, The Ladies of the Auxiliary
• wish to thank most sincerely all
those who in any way helped to
• rnake,this undertaking the success
it bfas.
KINGSBRIDGE
Patricia Ann Martin, Joe
and Peter Martin, visited here and
• with their mother, Mrs, Blaise
• Martin, who is patient in God-
erich Hospital
What. does it' cost? -- When a
girl gets off to a wrong start in
life? When a man'ariftS into
• heavy drinking and deserts his
family'? ' • . • •
• .When a neighbour takes a wrong
turn in life, it May cost the public
additional dollars in .welfare serv-.
ices to feed and clOthe•a family
which has no breadwinner, to pro-
vide care for a baby born out of
wedlock.. •A boy may start as' a
school dropout and wind up a . • ;
prison hurl* or narcotics addict;
his unproductive life behind bars
costing an enormous sum in money
and misery.
The Salvation Army claims no
magic cure-all for all the world's
mistakes and miseries., but its,
program of spiritual guidance and
wholesome activities for' young •
poeple. old people,' all people:
does contribute to family and com.
inunity' Stability , and thus, helps
keep d.own the cost of welfare •
and institutional servicei. •
•There are no Statistic's on the
subject, but it is' a safe bet' that
'not many young people who have .
• found interesting and purposeful
activities at The Salvation'Army,
wind up in police courts,: mental
hospitals,' Or jails.
In addition to preventative eff-
orts, The Salvation Army also' off-
ers "curative's programs, Meeting
spiritual And material needs. It
• is national and international in
scope and offers many services
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