HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-11-05, Page 969. WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER,',S*„ 1969:
THE, .LUCKNOW SENT!I
CYLW&NT
EL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAGE, NINE:
She will pay you 2c to Sc per doz. above top
market price., She also Wants. your old hens.
Lucy will pay you 12c to 1 Sc per lb She gives,
a darn good, egg grade,
. WON....'T YOU LET LITTLE-.:LUCY SOLVE YOUR POULTRY'
PROBLEMS; SHE: WILL:ALSO PICK UP YOUR •
-w-EGG5 ANt cHiCKENS:
Call. her today at •105 Brussels
••
Discuss.Caunty
Weifare System
BY SHIRLEY J:..KELLER•
Alvin D-. Snjith , chairman of.
the executive. committee of •
Huron :County Council asked for •
discussion Friday on the question.
of county welfare and was re -
warded with a deluge, of cot -TM -eras
that. .had •to be curtailed by, Warden
fames .Hayter in order to carryon
urt er. usiness o •t e ay.
• The. crux of.the discussion was
whether. or not council.should• .
look . into' the 'possibilityof form
ing,.a.county. welfare unit:with
trained personnel to manage, its
affairs...
,Clerk John Berry thought the,
government would look "with
favor" on Huron, County Council`•
if it did enter 'the field'. of. county
Welfare./
Said Berry'; :"This is about the
onlyattet ti .bave not laden_
over that .is w•ithin our.'authonty.
Exeter • Reeve Derry `Boy, le corn-:
• oriented•,.' .1 think the thing`we . •
have to concern ourselves with is
the• even distribution'' of County
welfare, In the past the burden
has, been placed on: certain munic•
•
ipal.ties."
Warden Hayter had. vacated the
warden's chair in order to speak
more freely.on''the' matter. He.
told Chairman Roy B. Cousins and
other members of council that the'
rehabilitation of welfare
recipients: was a' matter of prime
importance
-"TVe shoutdn`tliaVe one genera-•=;._
tion after. the othcr•carrying 0n,'',
with welfare remarked Hayter,'-'
fie said ocal Welfare -officers -have
been sincere .,:,but they are just
not qualified to deal with: many
of the problems that' come up .in •
welfare work..
Discussion revealed .that some
municipalities in the ; County -110/e
a very.insignificant amount. of
welfare payments while certain
other. areas encounter, real. diffic.
ulty
• There was' some indication that;
a e round�Huron:
.m' ici 1 t sur in Hu
� g o ,
Pack�rt'tl�e fur-n�er�FB-C�etttralfa..-
are experiencing new `problems
brow ht'on by: an influx of new -
g •
people' . ' • .
•
Warden Hay. er sa'd':modern
Yt .t
population was on the.'rnove and
TO DOLLAR SAVING
(1560 CAR BUYS
41
w'
9 1!
• S:
SEVERAL TO •CHOOSE'•: FROM
Put'your money into our:
guaranteed investment
certificates now paying
the never -before interest • .
Of eight and three quartet
percent,
. TRUST. COMPANY SINCE 1e09.
1969 PONTIAC 2 door'hardtop: ;
1969-ME-TEOR,:4-door-sedan,-V-8 iutomatic,-power-rstaer ng-
. 1967 PONTIAC ' Strato Chief, 4 door,.6 ' cylinder automatic
1967 FORD Custom 2 door, 6 cylinder' automatic;
2.- 1967 FORD Custom 500, 4 doors, V8 automatic
41967 CHEV Bel Air, 4• door
1967 PONTIAC, .4'.doer, V8 automatic, power steerin
1967 DODGE Monaco, 2 door hardtop,,,full power, V8 '
1967 CHEV4Biscayne 4 door, 6 cylinder automatic
1.967-FORD-1/2ton-pickup
1966 CHEV stationwagon
1964--C--H-E-V -stationwagon; V8:automatic
1964 CHEVY .van
1963 PONTIAC, 4.door, 6 automatic
SEVERAL OLDER MODELS
SEE THESE %ANDOTHERS
9
BLYTH
PHONE 523
100 KINGSTON ST.,
GODERICH
that it was not always true that
•a` localwelfare' officer knew the'.
background 9f he PeoPfe'aPP
Y
-
ing
for.;.welfare .4W—stance.
Reeve Roy :Westcott, Usborne`,
said he would like . to see 'some •
figures'whfch;.would give him an
idea..of the cost.of operating a
county welfare unit fOTiorie -M
year: He said the• Bruce County..
delegation which' addressed count:
Y
council' in,September painted a
pretty rosey,picture' :but were
using. figures from the six : summer
Months,
Westcott noted that in most.
municipalities, the winter months
are the costliest where welfare
payments. are concerned.
Hullett Reeve Hugh Flynn door
mented '"Locally ,• we can look
after it better than someone' from:'
the county.
i\'R .AND PEACE
BY 'DOLORES; NICHOLLS.
ske= ee-lebrate--,A-rmistice.-Da
nn November•'llth we remember
the cruel suffering and losses suf-
fered
by so•many during the Great
Wars. It is a time to reflect and
remember to reflect on what war
really is - to remember that 49
million people died in the
second World War. Twenty-five
minion ofthem were civilians
dike' ourselves. Some of us have
etsona L xeasons *;
remembering•the -wars, but it all • •
happened before the birth of.the,'
students in our schools and univer-
MINI
PHONE 33i•13R
*-*.41f
SHOW TIMES
Friday and, Saturdays at 7:15
and 9:15.. All other days, . one
show at 8:00,except where
noted on the program.
sities to -day. • .
To •them its is only a story but.
a
storythat must be constantly .
retold in order that war may. never
appear to be glamorous .and excit-
ing , but the true horror which' it
is.. To-day°youths are clamour-
.ing to, buy old Nazi helmets and•
War medals;: old uniforms and in-
signia .are very mod. A , genet-
ation, has grown up many of whom
believe that. the Nazis couldn't .
:have, been so bad after all - just
'bumbling funny men like Col- •
onel'• Klink and Schultz on Hogan s
:Heroes. 'I recall hearing .a young
man on T . V;. Saying,: "lt's alright
for you older ,people to say. we
`have no purpose in life;: it was
easier for you because you had a
..war to fight.. ':'• As if.it.Were a
lovelywa.. t ° .
There is one terrible. lesson to
learn from .the' .death of, those 4.9
million: it must never. ,never,'
*happe'nagain . Or they•.will have
died in :vain,;, for we Will have
.learned' nothing ,from their deaths:
•.'-But it has:happened'again.,?
Again and again and again.... We
live in a world pf violence 'and
'war. A'.nd it happens iiiiifivery
time that hate and force win a ,
triumph in our 'hearts: over, love
2th1-s24.c'rude arody. .c f . Amos 5 •
and: peace
Almost three;`:thoi9sand earsago. ,
people. that :ceremonies Nandthe, rophet A mo. tried to tell . 'Legion
and I take no delightin_yonr • 'I hate, I despise your cenotaphs
,
rituals•were a hateful thing in
•eye's of 'God' when true love .of. Even though you 'offer me your,,
justice and :righteousn'.ess were ;:wreaths and poppies . will - ..
not in a roan's heart.. It` reminds ` not :accept them
me of the'ceremonies,'which.will ''And the •memorial plaques' in
be held • at our: cenotaphs' Ida • few. your churches Twill not look '•:•
days, the speeches, the Last Post; upon. •
the moment of ,silence•a'nd.then .Take away from'me the noise of
In closing the subject for the,. • we will go :back to'our apathetic ,your: Remembrance Day speeches.
day', council referred the •matter. indifference as we listen to news-` " To the martial music of the Last
back to committee for further .: casts, of genocide and .totalitarian Post T will not listen
-t-pdy-�I-n-the"-meantrme-counci�i ' Toppress ZI - But et st cero-li=dp lfke
requested;: Clerk' Berry invite :a 1 nothing'.positive 'for peaCe and • ' • waters,. and righteousness like 'an
report from :some. other c unt
¢ y �. 'justice.. Pardon me Amos,, for everflowing.stream..
which had been;. involved in
county welfare 'for'•a. full year or.
rnore
In otlier•business, council
agreed that there should:;be unifor.
nifty in,the gift given employees
at•retirement. It`was decided
thaw gold cuff links and •a. tie pin' '
bearing the countycrest should.•.
be•:establi'shed as the regular-,gift.ThuFS., •Fri., Sat.
for /-etiring count Y `:emploYyes. Nov 0-7-8'
THUM ,• FRI.,. SAT., ,
NO'V..., 6, 7, 8
ADULT .ENTERTAINMENT' -
iViacl(ENNA'S
GOLD'
CinemaScope - - Colour
Starring:. Grigory Peck,'
' Omar. Sharif ..
This is an action -packed,:
star-studded Western. It's one
of the best of - the year. ' The
second -Show .:. on` ' Friday -and`
Saturday starts at 9:30..
**********:*
SAT.
MATINEE
'.'
NOV..8
SPECIAL:
e `Chris#mas
at. Almost
Wasn't"
• Colour
AL1. ,TSEA'TS 5O
•
GODERICH
THE SQUARE
PHONE.. 524--7811
AIRCONDITION.ED `
PURELE: GROVE
Cathy Creech w'asthe• guest cif
Cathy Dore on Friday night for
Hallowe'en
'Mx.. and Mrs. Orland. Richards
of ,L•ucknow and Mr. and Mrs.
Don • M:cCosh were Sunday guests
,
of Mr.- and Mrs ..David. Parks of
Elora
Mr.' and Mrs. Don•McCosh ,att-
ended the Golden wedding celeb-
ration of Mr. and Mrs. Russell;
Knight of Cranbrook,
Many people attended the -
Purple Grove Community Centre "s
fialloweL
had a good time dancing , eating,
parading -and getting' their fortunes
told , ' '
The P,G.W,1, will meet at,
`Mrs. Jack Farrell's home on
Wednesday.
Of -A
coLuxsiw ricTuase r>asasrrra4
sipsiirrodisari
•
CARL P[E11lA1H'd ; ..
.
$101111=7.17.;
46111/
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
Thursday .at 8.00 p.m. Only
Friday and Saturday
t-738-a�rt.
SAT. (Nov. 8) .MATINEE
"Christmas That
Atmos+ Was_n't'.
' ALL SEATS 50c
Sung Mon. Tues. Wed:.
Nov.•.,9 1O4 i 1:2 ..
• ONE SHOWING' NIGHTLY
AT 8:00. P.m.
R7 S T p C T, n
eletere wlittem
Coming Next:
'THOSE WERE THE_
HAPPY TIMES"
4
4; ,