HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-03-18, Page 3WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18,1953
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Local & General
Mr. Robert Douglas is. quite
poorly at present., ,
Mr. and Mrs. George Jpyijt and
Jane spent the week-end with
Dr and Mrs. F. R, Hdwsqh, Galt,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carter
spent Friday in Kincardine at the
iCl'arke and Clarke real estate of-
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. “Tex” CanW
efon of Walkerton returned, re
cently from a, six weeks- Widay
■ ' Mrs. G/'A; Meiktejohh is visit
ing at Westport :with; her mother,
' Mrs. Bresee, who recently under-'
" went a major operation in King
ston Hospital.
The Carter. children* ot R. 2,
Wingham, returned to school on
Monday after being absent for
two and a half weeks with mumps
. and ’flu. .
Bill Webster has-resumed his
duties at Silverwoods downtown
office after. being off work for
several weeks with a heart con
dition. .
There is little chahge in the
condition of Mr' M. H. Thompson
who has been a patient in Wing
ham’ Hospital for the past five
\weeks. ■■ ■■ ‘
Mrs. Allan Stuart and daugh
ters-; Margaret, Mary and^EtheX
of EganVilie are spending this
week at Paramount at the home
of her mother, - Mrs. W., .R. -Mar
lin; Mrs.. Stuart, who is local lead
ed of the Junior Institute, attend-
ed'a convention at Toronto at
the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. John
■ Martin: and David of Maple were
week-end visitors at the Martin
< home. -
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FATHER OF LOCAL LADY
LAID TO REST SATURDAY
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.DUNGANNON
The Women’s Institute sponsor
ed a cfuehre last Wednesday in
the parish hall withdl tables qf
players. High prize# went td Billy
Stewart and Mrs. Allan Reed and
low to Donny Mole and Mrs. Ce
cil Blake,
About 35 friends of Miss .Bertha
Jones, R.N., honored her in view
of her approaching marriage at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Jones on Thursday.
Mrs. Harvey Mole conducted
IbingQ’ and IVIiss Jean Free a con^.
testvHumdrous readings were
given iby Mrs; Allan. Reed, Mrs.
Lorne livers and Mrs.. Cecil Blake,
Miss Betfy Black read' an address
of . ibest wishes and. -Mrs,' Allan
Reed made the presentation of a
trilight lamp and wall mirror.
Bertha thanked the ladies in a
few well chosen words. Also at
tending-for the occasion Were her
two sisters, Mrs. Steve Heleiic,
Goderich, and Mrs. Wijfred Mas
sey and baby daughter of .Cleve
land.
;.The C.G.I.T. group met Mon
day night in the church for the
bi-weekly meeting with Marilyn
Anderson, president, in the chain
and. led ih the call to worship.
Elizabeth'Pentland gave a pray
er,- Dianne Compton reacF' the
scripture lesson. Marilyn .read a
story which was . followed with
games and concluded with taps.
They’w.ni entertain the..Goderiehf
group on Friday night.
Mrs,. Tom. Park was hostess at;
her home for the March meetirig
bl St; Paul’s Ladies Guild on
Thursday afternoon, March 5th.
The president,; Mrs. Wm. Caesar,
was j in ... charge. The scripture
reading was'given by Mrs..., Gladys
Rivett. The roll call was answered
with a verse containing /“Sacri-
"fi^TTKahlFyou notes were read?'
A letter, from the Dorcas sec
retary at Southampton was read
listing the articles, to be. sent for I
the Deaneiw^baleT-A-bus-iness-per--
iod followed. Rev. H. L. Jennings
gave an. article entitled “Early
Anglican Missions in Alberta”.
The meeting'. closed with prayer
by the minister.. Afternoon. tea
was served, by Mrs. Rivett and
Mrs. Park. The- April meeting is-
to be held at’ the home of Mrs.
Elmer Black. • . ..
The Junior Club will .soon-* be
gin the spring project. “The Club
Girl Entertains”. Girls - will be
enrolled ages 12-26. by -March 20
■with Mrs.; ..Lorne Hasty leader &
Mrs? Clifford Crozier,, “assistant.
Aged Lady Passes
Mrs, Jesse Gray, 95, Who died
' After a lengthyillness, the
death Of William - Franklin Fan^
son occurred “in Westminste r Hos
pital, London, on Wednesday. He
. was in .his 54th year. The funeral
service was held on Saturday, af-
• ternoon at' the Needham. Mem-’
orial Chapel conducted by Rev.
■ Carlyle Husser of Hyatt Ave.’ Un
ited Church and Major, the. Rev.-
C. W. Cline, United Church chap
lain at Westminster Hospital. In
terment was in. Mount Pleasant
CeipetOry, London. y__■■ ■'
Mr; Fanson is survived by his.
widow, four daughters and one
son, Mrs. Harold (Muriel)'Ritchie
of Lucknow; Mrs. Robert (Fran- ___ ___
ces) Berry, London; .Mrs: Arthur1 Thursday at the home of het
—(Jean-l^Br-ig-htonT-jLohdom—Miss-l^-ta-u-g-hteiy-Mi-s.—Matthew-Shackle^
Jtine Fanson at. the Brantford
School for the Blind and Robert
• I'arison of Toronot. Another son,
Owen, predeceased him two years
ago last July. There are . four
grandchildren.' . ' ' • " .
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I SUNDAY, MARCH 22nd, 19531
|11 a m.: “What Wait I For.” |
• 112/15 p,m.: Sunday School. ’• |
-7 p.ih;: ^Joel and Jonah^»|“
I - Prophets in Contrast”, j,
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EUCKNOW I
UKITED CHURCH i
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Minister: ■ ,
Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn,
B.A., B.D.
ton, was buried, on Saturday in
the family plot, in- Dungannon
cemetery. Mrs. Gray, formerly
Jane 'Steels,: was born on July
22,J1857. Her parents were the
late John and Mary;Anil Smith
Steels of Lobo township, Middle
sex county. She was married on
October 24, 1879, to Mr. Gray,
who died iri 1943. After „ their
marriage they lived on, .Con, .4,
Ashfield township, near Dungan
non, for many years, later mov
ing to Goderich township, and
then retiring to Goderich. Mrs,
Gray is survived iby three daugh
ters, Mrs. H, (Fanny) Durnin,
Vancouver;. Mrs. M. (Map/)
Shackleton' of Dungannon;- Mrs.
Clifford (Olive) Webb, Goderich;
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Mr- and Mrs.^Clair MacDougall
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There’s still time for “Kin
Kerio”. Get your card today.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin &
new home which they purchased
from Archie arid John MacKin-
OW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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MATERIALS
AVERAGE
HOURLY RATES COMMODITIES IMPLEMENTS
W. ft ■
CHURCH CHANNELS
A Lenten . Meditation
A. group of people were asked,
supposing they were each to be
come one part of a; Jjpcpmptive,
-Whieh^jp^—.they^v^uldMike^tq
•be? Qne said; the whistle, another
the -Bell, another the brakes*, etc.
One man, who was well known
to be one of the most dependable
meh in. the community, was ask
ed what would be his choice. He
said he would choose tojbe the
black coal and be all burned io
ashes. ’
The secret of victory in life is
the crucifixion of self. We live
in an age of power. Passengers
and goods are now transported at
speed formerly undreamed of.
Bulldozers tear a road through
the African j ungle in a matter
of. hours! The antibiotic drugs
h^ve greatly increased our pow
er over certain destructive organ
isms, And London has a new fire
engine. But ..with all these re
sources,: ive seem to be powerless
to stem the rising tide of hatred,
and selfishness that-masquerades
asxnati'oiialism--hr many countries
and that advocates self expression
instead of seif, negation in our.
personal lives. With ability? to
control diseases, hitherto .uncon
trolled, we still see a strange
. « ’* ' —-- j ■ _. ■— . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Stahbury
(nee Marina Petrie) newlyweds,
were tendered a dance reception
-on-Mqnday-^ighl-at—the-^Dung-ah--
nori Agricultural jfall. The West
ern Five provided music for danc
ing. The young couple were read
an addr^s of best wishes by
Miss Margaret Black and a purse
of money was presented by Brian!
Hallam. " I
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ate De&xcrtcd/
TEA & COFFEE
A
lack of power tq control the in-1 FAITRTI4 ward tensions and fears that are I V . **
Mr. Peter MacKinnon of. Flint,
visiW vW,ith Mrs. \D. '
ward tensions and fears that are
so much more destructive to Our
i ieace and our mentality thap: Mich ’
.bacteria ^ toxins.. ■ MacKinnon and John the first
The secret of victory in life of the week
+Of . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin *
4lwee sons have moved to theirfine codes of morals but lack the
power to put their teachings in-
to operation. Before the victory non“la^t “fall
01 the resurrection morning came
the complete self-emptying pf , _ t r r> • i . Gethsemane. II Cor. 8:9, Phil. 2-7.: 5,n<^ Paisley visited on
rm. > j ‘ * 1 • x- Sunday at the home of Mr., aridThe fundamental nusconcephon. Mrs L1 d MacDdugall.
of the present day is the failure*! -- < '
to realize that/the most powerful j1*11?’ ivniis, wno nas spent the
forces operating in '-this world arespiritual-forces. Eph. 6:12.'“Not L
by night,, nor by power, but By
my spirit, saith the Lord of:
hosts”. jZech. 4:6. This is the only
power that can overcome . the
fears arid tensions that are fill-
Tfig- W ho^itais^fnistratiiig our i
statesmen, and creating discord
instead of harmony in our daily '
lives and in human relationships. •
Provided for; us at infinite . ebst,
it is offered freely, Whosoever :
will may come. . >'
Churcli of the Air, CKNX
10;30 a.m.
Mar. 19th, Rev. C. Scott, Blvth;
Mar'. 23rd/ R^., W. A. Beecroft, ;
Wingham; Mar.24th, Rev,; M.
Baillie,. Bluevale; Mar. 25th, Rey.
B. Geelhaar, Listowel. ' f
mu 4- j ‘ x- Sunday at the home of Mr., aridW fundamental mwronceptaon.. L1 oyd MacDougall.
of the present day is the failure*, . ^5... 'ix xu..x xu/---------x __c. * I £ . Mrs. Mills, who has spent the
Mrs. George1 Lockhart and Mr.
-Lockhart, returned to. Lucknow
on Friday.
Advertising; doesn’t cost — it
pays!, , . . . - ■'
Percentage of Price Increases
in Canada since 1941
165.0
50%
WINGHAM
KINSMEN
CLUB
Wed., March 11 .......''1-18
Tliurs., March 12 0-6^
Eri. ^March 1 . G-49
Sat., March 14 ....N-33
Mon.y March 1(>1-30
Tues., March 17 ....B- 7
PRODUCTS
FARM WAGE
RATES
•Index of total Avorogo hourly rote* of *Totol index of all Index of Mqitey-Horri* *lndex of Canodion *lndex of farm
iron product* - poy Moiiey-Horri* • commodities' . retailprice* of Canadian- farm product* wage rates
. Canadian Plant* mode, form implement*. . '
INDEXES SHOW
IMPLEMENT PRICES
AT LOW LEVEL OF INCREASEI
threes6nsr-Wiilardr-7Sam.Eran^. .
cisco;’ Asher(. Vancouver; and -
Lawrence, ,Bdlleyil;l.e. A funeral;
sei’vic.e-was held Saturday, afte 1 -1
noon at the Dungannon United j
Church With Rev. George Watt.-;
.the pastor,. In.-charge.'' The pall-•
bearers yvere.. Leonard -Westbi 0.0k
sr-,; Leonai’d' Westbrook • Jir... EcU’l_
; Cooper, Bonslm. Shackleton, ’Wai-
i'ter Westbrook unci. CliffordAVebb.
- Mr, and Mrs. Harold Maizd'-are■
pleased- with th'e'progress..of their :
little 14-m0s;-old daughter ,wildfV '
i who has a'' heart condition.' Ari ..
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is exacted she will J’QC
tmam. ' Children
I thf, Toronto, for another month.
. ’ Mrs. Itarvdy . Maize; spent .two
weeks visiting her .daughter; Mrs...
Gletvh ■ Springdm at 'TipsonpUrg,,
■ i ('turning oh Sunda,V; ;With. Mr, &
Glenn Springer :md pttk
who’ spent..rhe-werk;-;
’ end at. the;Maize hpmo, .
p Lucknow
: Presbyterian Church
J . Rev. C. A. Winn, B.A., ■
I. -- Minister. .
1 SUNDAY, MARCH '22nd, 1953
11 a.nr.t “I Believe In Jesus;
. ;;.Chr^t’\? ' ■ ; ‘ " , J.
*72.15 p.m.: Sunday School and I
Bible Class; ■ .. ' : N h“ H‘d * -
3 p.ift;: Erskhie< Dungannon.. i (main af' Sick Childro.il s Hosm;
I pah.: "What God Will Do
■ "Fot usM? i
' Wednesday Everting, March 18,
. 3.00 p.m.—Prayer Meeting and i . • \ •
^41«ible^Siudy ,at --the— homie of J- - I s-
jMf-i anti .Mrs/-Wihi Douglas; ’
her ’ nbrniul-' ’ ■
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— ;ThatimplementprieeS“have-been-kept-at~a-*lowlevel is.clearly shown -by'......
the comparison of Dominion Bureau 6f Statistics index figures, which give
• an increase in "all commodities" since 1941 of-82.3% as against an increase
in a comparable index for Massey-Harris, implements of dnly 66.5%. This
low percentage of increase, too, is shown in the face of an increase in the •
' index figw^®r.materials- o^3:9 % and of Massey-Harris hourly rates of pay:
•/.of 165% ^s can be seen by referring to thb chart shown; above.; ... .
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• Also, the indexes show that while farm.implements have only increased.
66,5% there has been an increase in the price of farm products of 93.8% and
the'scarcity of farm labour has caused farm wage rates to climb to;175.3%. .
—The partial "absurptron of the- increased costs of dnateriKls^and^labouri- jias :f
been made possible by the continued great world demand for farm mechan-
, -ization giving a volume^that permits’a low ratio of selling expenses and ‘ .
high* operating efficiency^in manufacturing,. ,•/ \
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