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THE LUCKNOW S NTINEL,. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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She looks up at Mummy . and Daddy • With
complete trust, and that trust is well placed& For
not only is, she given love and understanding but
financial protection as well. Her family are Sun
Life policyholders .and her father makes sure that
their life insurance portfolio is carefully., checked
at regular ittervals to take care of changing needs.
I'm associated with Sup Life of
Canada, the Company with the policy
. that's .right for you and your family.-
Why not call me today?.,'
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Phone . Wingham 357-1987
SUN LIFE, ASSURANCE .COMPANY: OF CANADA
Farmer For.
Years To Be
Ordained Minister'
ifteen
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A farmer for fifteen years,
who. was also a.iiterested in church
youth and mens' work, .told.of
how he had decided to go back
Bio school•. and train'for. the Christ-
• ian Ministr.y' of the Word and Sac
ran -tents in the. United. Church of
Canada. ,.The speaker was Ross
• W'illiarns of Port Elgin, who will.
be ordained at FirstwUnited Chur-
ch Waterloo, on •Wednesday ,
June. 1,
• Mr. :R; Williams, .along with
three other -students studying
respectively Home Economy,
Agriculture .and .Organ 'Music ,
and a nurse and teacher, spoke.
of their chosen vocations at a.
Bruce presbytery Rally for Youth .
held at Tara United Churchi. Sat-
urday,
ax-urday, may 14, The Rally was •'
called and led by Rev:.. M.. Rule .
'of Bervie United Church Conven-
or. for. Bruce Presbytery .Committee.
on education and Students'.' The.
;discussion• of vocation' showed that
there is a,great needfor young :
people and. others to enter various
‘professions, Organists are needed
'for churches, nurses for industry,
ships. etc. as well as for hospitals,
and for various kinds of :people,
such as the. handicapped, mentally
ill, children and the aged. Can-
adian nurses:are in demand across
he World;' and the demand for
male nurses' is also increasing. A
eacher 'needs to'have a real inter-
st in children but must also have
t least grade'thirteen standing and
me year's training at Teacher's
ollege. A home economist stud -
es the relation of the family to the
ommunity, and takes several.
fence courses; She learns how
0 cook correctly, the nature of
extiles, dyes and fibres, how to
lan. a wardrobe etc,. An agricult-
ral student learns about soils, fey -
.animal hiusbandry,,publie
eaking, etc,,
Brother Dies
Frederick Anderson Johnston,
67, of 7 Cynthia St. in London, •
died last Thursday at Victoria
Hospital 'in. London. He was the
brother of Mrs; Charles Hallam,
of Lucknow
He is survived by daughters
Mrs. Louis (Helen) Lizmore,�.Mrs.
Donald (Millie),Morgan Mrs.
Ronald (Thelma) *Sherritt,.:all of..
London; son Fred .Jr. of London;
,sisters Mrs.' Charles'(Viola) Hall-
, Lucknow; Mcs. Chris (Maude)
Dale of Seaforth; brothers Bob of ,.
Summerhill and George of Clint'•
on:, •
The service was•' held Saturday.
at the A , Millard George Funeral
Home in 'London' with burial in:
Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
Shower HeIdTo
Honour July :Bride
'.A miscellaneous shower was
held in the Ka•irshea `Hall .for Miss
Marian Reavie .on Saturday., May •
28th. The program consisted of
readings by Mrs, Vernon•Hunter
and Mrs. Harold Campbell, a plane
instrumental by Mrs. Gordon Mont-
gomery, a -vocal solo by Mrs. •,
Harvey Webster, contests liy Mrs,
Bob/Irwin and Mrs. Donald Mac-
Intyre, and a sing song conducted
by Mrs. Harvey Houston and Mrs.
'Harvey Webster.
The bride elect was escorted to
a decorated chair on the platform
by Mrs, Stuart Reavie,'. Mrs, Roy
Stanley and Miss Mary .MacIntyre,
who also assisted in opening, the
Many. lovely gifts. Little Norma '
and Margaret Maelntyre pulled a
decorated wagon to the front filled
with *parcels, assisted by'several
other little girls;.
Marian thanked all the ladies
for her many. gifts -and everyone
sang an appropriate salute to her.
A. delicious lunch was enjoyed, by
all.
25th Anniversary
observed Sunday
(Kinlough News).' . • , ,
On Sunday, lylay 22nd, a, family
gathering was held, at the home
of Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Hewitt to.
Mark their 25th .wedding anniver-
sary.
nniver-sary. They received many lovely
•gifts,., A buffet luncheon was
served, Those attending ' from a
distance were Dr,' Don Mason
of St. Catharines;'and Dr, and
Mrs. Harley Mason, :of London.
We extend congratulations at
•this time. ,,
On Sund:ay next the Presbyterian
Servicewill be held at,12.15,p, m.
• On Thursday,.• members of the. .
W.M.S. attended the Presbyterial
atTeeswater.•. ;
On Thursday of this week, the
• Bruce Deanery meeting will be .
held at Kincardine. ,.
Mrs. William E. Haldenby spent•
the past week, with•:Mr, and Mrs.
Norman Fry and family at Harrist-'
on
Mr•. and Mrs. George Haldenby
'of Ottawa ;spent a few days at
their home here. •
Mrs. Tom'Hodgins'and' Mrs.
James Hodgins Sr. spent .Thursday
• afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. . ;
Arthur Hodgins, concession 10.
Mr. and :Mrs. `Glen Moore of
Hamilton visited; on Sunday with
Spence.lvMFarlan and with Mrs.
James IHodgins Sr.
Mr, a' s. George Gilbert of
Strati d visited on Sunday with
Mrs, William Cox and Rev,, Ben-
., son Cox.
en•.sonCox. •
-Mr'. and Mrs.' M. Johnston of ,
Listowel visited last Sunday with
Mr. Wand Mrs. 'Roy Grattan.
Mr. and .Mrs. Douglas'Eckens
wilier of London, and Doral s.
MacKenzie oLTeeswater, visited•
with Mr, and Mrs. -'Gedrge Graham
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Graham..;"
PAGE. :SEVENTEEN •
REPORT FROM LANESICE
QUEEN'S PARK
by Murray Gaunt,.
M. P. P. , Huron` - Brume.
A set of amendments to the
Highway Traffic Act were:intro-
duced in the House this week.
Ontario will have' the power
to require safety devices on motor
vehicles and .to set minimum
standards for tires.
The amendments also provide
for the recognition of internation-
al, drivers' permits in Ontario, .
permit non paying passengers•in
motor vehicles to sue the driver
if they .are injured in accidents
involving gross •negligence. and
make it illegal to operate a mot-
or vehicle ;when •the windshield
or windows are: covered by snow
or. frost.: 'In addition the amend-
ments require vehicles approach-
ing from both directions to stop' `
for school buses.
Negotiations have been taking
place with the Presidents of, the
Canadian Auto Companies with
the view of encouraging thein to
build into their cars such safety
devices as four way flashes to -
flash all stop lights and turn sign-
als when a bar is stopped on
the highway as well as providing
separate brake systems for front
and rear :wheels. • : •
The section', granting non pay-
ing passengers the right to sue
drivers who are guilty of gross.
negligence.. affords partial protect.
ion to such passengers. They
have'1iad no right to collect in.,
court or from insurance when
injured in accidents;
This will undoubtedly be a •
record breaking session ` in terms .
of :length'. There are still 13"
deprtmental_estimates to be
dealt with, which .w i11: at the
very least take. up ,6; weeks. This'.
Church service at, Langside
Presbyterian Church will begin at
• 9,15 'a m-. for the months of June,,
tiny and August, Next Sunday the .
C.O.C. will meet during the •
church service; •
Plans are being made to :hold a
Bible Vacation. School at Langside. '
Church. and Hall from July 25 tale
August 5 for children of the Lang'
side and Whitechurch community.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young,
William. and Russell, visited with
' Mrs, Young's mother 4 Mrs. -Broome
at Huronview! Clinton, on Sunday.
• Mr, and : Mrs. Gordon Wall,
,Janice, Doug and Brian, visited on*
Sunday with Mr.: and Mrs.- Robert
Arthur and Jayne'•at Auburn, and , '.
,with .Mrs. John iQOur at. Clinton
Hospital.
Those attending the Maitland.
Presbyterial at Teesw.ater. on Thurs-
day from Langside .W. M. S. wiere
Mrs. Chas. Tiffin, Miss Ernma
Richardson, Mrs. Wes' Young, Mrs.
George Young, 'Mrs. Georse Conte
'lan , Mrs.'Lloyd Moffat and Mrs.
Gordon Wall.
•
Will put: the end. of the session
somewhere around the middle
• of July.
Last, year. ,the session prorogued
on June 22 which established -
a new ;ord.
• werecver. the province has a
.bud t of $1,840,626,500, Con-
sider bly higher than last years'., •
budg t which was $1,529,020,
000. This has meant that •the
estimates have received more,
dJetailed and searching scrutiny
:than his been the case ir)the
past..' .
Add to this the fact that a
number of major bills have yet
„ '.to come before the.House for`
discussion,- includitig�heTredis-.
'tr°ibution bill, It looks Pike a .
long hot .summer..
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