The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-10-13, Page 5WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13th, 1954
WHITECHURCH
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The Whitechurch W.I. held
their monthly meeting in the Hall
and entertained about 30 mem
bers from Teeswater W.I. Mrs.
Frank Ross presided. The roll
call was answered by “Some
thing of my Grandmother’s and
tell its history”. Mrs, Milan Moore
prepared the history of White
church which was read by Mrs.
James Mclnnes. Plans were made
for a euchre party to be held in
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the hall on October 1st with Mrs.
Walters and Mrs. Percy Caslick
in charge. Plans were also made
for the course on “How to Con
duct Meetings” ’to be held in the
hall on October 1st. Ladies from
Wingham and Teeswater are in
vited. Each is to bring her nopn
lunch. Members of Whitechurch
W I; have accepted an invitation
to join with Lucknow ladies at
their Grandmothers’ meeting on
October 15th, each grandmother
to, appear in costume. Mrs. Joe
King conducted a place contest
which was won by Mrs. Gordon
Stobo. Oldest grandmother was
Mrs, Joe Tiffin cand,Mrs; Hughes
of Teeswater. . Youngest ’ grand
mother was Mrs. Gordon Stobo:
Mrs. E. Casemore, Mrs. V. Em
merson; Mrs. G. Gillespie & Mrs.
Frank, Ross are to. attend the
Guelph Area Convention. .
'Mr, and Mrs. Rhys Pollock and
sons of Hamilton and formerly
of Whitechurch called on George
Fisher’s on Sunday., They are
moving to Jacksonville, Florida,
this week to make their home.
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Editor, Lucknow Sentinel,
Dear Sir: ./••'.
GLOBAL THINKING
No; less an authority than the
president of the United States,
Dwight D-. Eisenhower, stated re
cently that Russia is an atheistic
state. This fact, the hydrogen
bomb and the present coexistence
experiment now being tried
/means that the people of theTree
world have every reason to be
very much on -guard for a long
time to come. *
. The (bitterly contested McCar
thy issue and the unfortunate
^differences of opinion in certain
things between England and the
U.S.A, tend to show that arguing
about present ' world affairs
among ourselves is somewhat like
arguing about religion—it often
leads to confusion.
This doesn’t mean fcthatthe pub
lic should be indifferent to world
problems. We are definitely still
in the happy position where a
well informed, /aroused public
opinion can foe of great influence
for the ibetterment, of. mankind.
In “fact I think it Can be shown
that Christians -h,ave an obliga
tion along that . line.
The. ideal of a brotherhood of.
.man and the inference .that we
are. our - brother’s keeper are
stressed - in the Christian religion.
Not 'having our* present global
communications our ancestors
could often plead ignorance of
hien
■and they might have been just
ified in doing so. However, with,
the publications^ news ‘ reels,
radios and television of today We
can make no such plea. '
It is difficult to /realize’, that
although we have had civiliza
tion, for thousands df yea,rs it...is
I less than two centuries since peo-
t pie have been able • to- sit down
and study the globe intact. What
a feeling of accomplishment,..,it
must have ibeeriJ wHen‘"m^h was
finally, able to draw, an' accurate
map- of the world! Even for those
■ of us Who. left school some -time
•ago an interest in world i?rob-
I lems and, some study of the -glpbe
J ean make/US' familiar . with, the
’I names of all the main countries,
, states? gulfs? bayi/ seas? -etc* that
‘ '-afe’.to.’b'e*
■■world of
t-.J'sort' will
■*T see you telephone people always. wood preservative on •*
your poles. Think I should do. the sanfe thing when I build
tny-fence?** •’ ' ...
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plenty on repair and replaceniciit costs* That’s why we treat
t clephone poles a ga i'n strr^ot^ryyUy^WBA0-1^
in good rOjpair;. why We put tip exchanges and oflicesdo last* .
' Jlt’a only/Common sense,'if we are to keep coSis down; and the
price’bt your .telephone service low.' ■ ■’,,
would titce 'to fief tiaofiil infoMatioii hit /.
treainiehl 0/ ivood W yml’writo
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found ih,thfs fine old
Ours. A study, of this
Cso; impress upon. .■US
how much of the globe is now
dominated by Communist pow
ers. >. '. '
To finish this article I have
a quotation from a recefit' speech,
delivered by House Speaker Mar
tin of the House of Representat-
ives concerning Communism:
“One man or one government
alone cannot win this struggle
It must be a thoroughly inform
ed coalition of all the free peo
ples and all the governments act-1
ing in concert towards one end.
’there is' a. role in this struggle
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for every one of us. Study qnd
inform, ourselves. Urge others to
join in the effort. Avoid the div- .
ersionary quarrels of those who
would turn our heads away from
the struggle, whether they do it
through their own ignorance or
their own design. Yes, this is '
truly the age of peril. We anusi ..
rise to meet' its challenge. We
can win the struggle if you and
I and Ml. of us have (the will ahd
the. courage to understand what
confronts us”.
RANCHO.-
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