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Iiig Celebration!
wi • ember of Parliament, Moe ,•
Oerdiff, officially opened (lee).- ..
Township's Ceeterinial .celeitrettaus
at a ceremony held In the school
grounds, L'thel, on Monday, July
23rd,
Many people attended the epee -
Ang and the program of square
dancing and ,, other events that
followed. Jon the evening a gar aise.
Stippet, , 4 softball. 'genie between
Brussels and Stratford :girls, ,eed
en open,,!. .denc, e: was held. • ,,!. . . . . •
Ethel park .and
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- the :$e'heel
grenade. were .gaily decorated ,for
the grand* occasion • and the
colourful' parade of floats through
the streets, watched by hu nd red's
.of people, was one of the high-
lights in the two day§ ,of. jeeretil
celebration, .... ,. .
' On Sunday afternoon a Memorial
service was held in the' school'
grounds, end a band •concert tool.
place i n the evening,
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Ninth Sunday after Trinity
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ILOO aau.----Mortiog Prayer Sermoti.
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PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY
are skilled hi the trades required. for
the :erection of farm buildings, The
older liwu have worked on hundreds of
barns and homes, because the Mention-.
lie 'people carry no insurance 011 their
Properties„. in Unit, not even on then
own lives. Their faith demands im-
mediate and. eost-free assistance When,
death or destruction 'strike in a, QOM-
Two weeksago we had occasion to
drive to Kitchener on a Thursday mor-
ning and noted the smoking ruins of a
big barn south of li;lmira. Passing the
same way on Saturday morning we
found a near , foundation in and the
complete barn frame standing in place
and literally crawling with the dark
figures a well over 50 volunteer work-
ers. By the time we returned in the
evening the barn was almost complet-,
ed, including a .shingled roof.. In -'the,
farmyard stood dozens of 'open bug
gies, waiting to take the farmers back
to their own homes.
A stern and uncompromising. folk,'.
the Mennonites are often the target'
for laughter, as they move about our::.
countryside in their sombre • clothes and
outdated vehicles, but it Would be safe,
to say that the stricken farmers ,
Bruce County will not be among those
who laugh. They have lean-led :that
beneath the . old-world exterior, lies !
the true spirit of neighborliness, Which
has become so rare in our hurried ex-,
istence.
workmen of all kinds that we, cannot
afford to neglect the potential -Which
lies in the hands of a man .who is:
crippled only from the waist down.
Hundreds of skilled technical crafts
are handled by blind, deaf and physi-
cally handicapped persons.
The agencies set up to proVide
vice and training seem desperately
hard to contact. For the past year
We have been attempting :to find ein-
ployment or training for the crippled
father of a family of three growing
children—.-without any success .what-
ever. In the meantime he subsists on,
believe it or not, the Mother's ,Allow-
ance and family allowance and .grows
more hopeless each week. A „Man of
remarkable manual dexterity, he not
only should be able to provide for his
family without the use of his .legS, but
the economy of this country:should'be
permitted to benefit from the Skills
which lie in his nimble fingers,
As we have mentioned', the TV pro-
gkarn and the thought: behind it are
fine, but impractiCal, Information
should be 'given, on each broadcast
about the method 'of -reaching- the' pro'
Lund Loot
visited on .Sunday, with her par*
cimts, Mr. and Mrs, A, V. Ptitdoti
of Lueltnew.
Mr. and'Ma's.Herold' Yonligt
Graham amid Jeer ry, of Toronto,,
, visited our Ttleaday at the how
of their aunts, Mrs, 1af, Ross and
'Mrs. H, Moore.
Mr', 4v4.1% and IgrAi Archie Watt anti
children, who have been on holl,
days at Port Elgin, returned with,
Mr, Watt's parents, Rev. and Mrs.
W. 3, Watt on Sunday from Tor-
onto. -
Mr. And. Mrs, Willis, of Gowanie.
town and MM. D, Willis and War
Par), and john, visited .an Sunday
at the home of the former's slaugh-
ter, . Mrs, Stewert McNeill of
Strathroy mid with Mrs,
son, Hilly, Who is iniending his mime
mei! holidays with Me amid Mrs.
,Stewart
HERE IS
lifisti Derma Johnaton is visiting
for two weeks at Pert Elgin.
Mr, and IVirb, Lona Belden of
Raney, V.C., who have been visit-
int at the home of Mr. and 3/fro.
Henry 'Howe, returned this week
t their entree in AC,
A rtUnther of members of the
'Women's' Institute have been busy
Cleaning up the grounds and get..
ting teady for the riew park,
Midi Bonnie Inglie fs 'spending e
week With relatives in StaYner.
MISS' Leta* 'Mathes*i ePerit the
Week.and With blend* ale Wing-
beta,
cases
MARRIED IN
FORDWICII CHURCH
FORDWICH—Rev, J. W. Hird
officiated in the Pordwich United
Church on Saturday at three
o'clock for a pretty summer wed-
ding when Margaret, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Everard Allen, Ford-
wich, became the bride of Mr. Nyle
Soehner, of Kitchener, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Soehner of the
same city.' The church was taste-
fully decorated with blue delphin-
ium, white 'Mee, pink roses and
fern.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was lovely in a dress of
nylon net over taffeta with strap-
leas bodice and lace peplum, The
bouffant skirt was floor-length and
the sleeves of the matching jack-
et terminated in lily points over
th e hands, Flowers and rhinestones
enhanced the tucked nylon head-
dress Which supported a finger-
tip veil, and she' carried a colonial
cascade of white feathered car-
nations, white stephanotis arid
poach and coral roses.
.Mrs. Harold Ilibbett, of Goderich,
sister of the bride, Was matron of
honor, Wearing a dress of gold tar.
rota with White picture hat and
White acceseories. She carried a
colonel cascade of Mooriglow fea-
thered cetriatione, Sweetheart roses
and white eartiabnns.
Greonisinan Was Mr. Prod
gel, of Waterloo. Miss Elva Pea-
ter was at the coneele of the organ
end the soloist, Mra, Harold Ham-
ilton, of Wyoming, sang "Eeeatute"
and "I Love You Truly".
Ushers Were Mr. Ilatold Hibbett,
Of aciderieh, and Mr, Ted Muter,
of Watetleo.
For the teeeption at the 'Royal
Hartiotort, the btide'S Mother
Wore a drew{ of shtitrip erYStalette
lit sheet* style with .nittehhit auk'
FORDWICH MASONS
INSTAL!, OFFICERS
riORPWICT1— Installation and
investiture ceremonies carried out
in. Fordwich Lodge. No, 331 A.F.
A.M., resulted in the" follOWing of-
ficers being installed for the year:
T.P./vt, Howard Harris; W.M.,
Glenn F. Johnston; S.W., Harold
Doig; J.W., Carroll Johnson; Sec.,
J. II. Pollock; Treas., H. B, Collins;
D.C„ William McElwain; Chaps
Clare Harris; S.D., Morley John-
son; JD., Jack Brown; LG., S. K.
Graham; Tyler, Mel Allan; 5.5.,
Cecil Wilson; S.X.J,S, William Wil-
son.
ter, white accessories and corsage
of pink roses and white carnations
The groom's mother Selected a
dress of figured White and tur-
quoise With which she wore white
accessories and eorsage of white
carnations and pink roses. .
In the evening a second reception
was held at the Hacienda in,
Waterloo.
For their wedding trip by plane
to Cleveland and other U.S. points
the bride defined a black and white
dreSS with White accessories and
corsage of gardenias.
Guests were present at the wed-
ding from Toronto Detroit, Code-
rich, Kitchener, !Wyoming, Bel-
grave and. Waterloo,
Mlas Etelida. Treutidale, of stria-
ford, is spending a few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, William Ed"
gar.
Mr, Harold Gibiore Who has
quiet the past two 0000 in the
Weitetti ProVineeeir rett.trgect, hen*,
Infit week.
.4-,resbyterion
Will Pack Bale
wurrzcmmeTT - The regular
mtloiithly wouttg..0 the W.M•gi. of
:the preobyterifut Church was held
on 12.5.Tednestlity last in the Stinday
.SelleOl room of the church, with
the President, Mrs, Dawson Craig,
presidi ng and giving call to wor,
Ship from psitlin. 117. Mrs. George
Fisher led in the Scripture lesson
from Mark 3,() and Mrs. Andrew
Gaunt gave a reading, "Two Ouisnis
from Calabar." Mrs, James Wil,
son led in the Glad Tidings Pray-
or,
The roll-call Was answered by
telling, what a Christian can
to the world, and Mrs. McInnis 1e'd
in the offertory. prayer. Mrs. Wm,
Purdon. had charge of the chapter,
"We, -Too Can Preach", from the
st udy book, "They Reach f o r Life",
showing how interested the illiter-
ate 'peoples of the .world are in
learning to read and write and
teaching ethers,
Mrs., Fra nk Coulter gave the
highlights Pram the Glad Tidings
and J udy .Wilson played a piano
sole, Mrs. Wm, Rintoul led in. the
discussion o f, "What • Christianity
Has to Offer to the World"; coin,'
paring it with, Islamism; Hindu,'
lain, .uud olOptu, Commummism, and
.Peoularism, All repeated the cloa,-
Ing hymn,
A- discussion f0 lowed when the
ladies " were asked for articles for
the suPnly bale, clothing for a 3.6
year old girl, gift for a Hospital
visitor, and any knitted etticles for
children,
FORDWICH
Messrs. Harold Pollock, Glen
Johnston and Willia m McElwain
attended Masonic G rand Lodge in
Toronto last week. Mrs. 'Glen
Johnston and Helen accompanied
them and visited with friends.
Miss Ardyth Campbell, of Cor-
dova Mines, is spending a month
at •the home of her grandmother,
Mrs, Pearl Patterson.
• Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ashton,
David and•Susan of Brockville, vis-
ited all last week with Mr, and
Mrs. GeOrge Ashton. a,
Miss Margaret Newton, of Port
Arthur, is visiting for several
weeks With friends in the com-
munity.
Mn Harry Sansorn spent three
dEiys last week in Toronto, ,
Miss Rona VanVelsor is .spend-
ing.two weeks in Hamilton,.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Donaghy of
Po rt Huron,• Mich., also ther
daughter and three children, of
Pc;ntiac, Mieh,, visited one day last
week with Mr, and Mrs. E. liar-,
grave. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Reed and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hallman and
fam ily of Listowel visited at the
same home Sunday.
.Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McDermitt
and family and Mrs. Sadie John-
son, visited Sunday with rel atives.
Mr. and Mrs. William Marriner
and family left Sunday on a week's
motor trip to Montreal, Ottawa and
ardund the St. Lawrence Seaway,
returning by North ,Bay.
e Miss Shirley Ashton of London
*pe nt the week-end at the home
of,, her parents,
Mr, and 11(frs. E. A. Sliaefer vis-
ited' recently with Mr, and Mrs.
Hugh Mitten at St. George.
Mrs. Eunice Harris and Heather
and Pauline Sothern are spending
PiSyllis accompanied by Mr; John
13:)3,1. visited Sunday with ,the tat-
ter 's .wife in St. Joseph's Hobpi-
tar, London.
Mr. and. Mrs. Anson Ruttan and
family spent Sunday at Port El-
gin.
Mr, and Mrs. W. M. Sothern and
family Mr. and Mrs. W. Hargrave
and Douglas spent Sunday at -Am-
Kerley and Point Clark.
Mn, and Mrs. Clarence Carswell
and family spent Sunday at Port
Elgin. Miss Dianne Carswell re-
tu rned with them after spending
the past week at C.G.I,T. camp
there.
Mr. John Tilden spent the week-
end in Port Colborne. Mrs, Tudan
and children returned home after
spendin g the past two months with
relatives there.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ashton at,
tended the Watson-Whitfield wed-
ding in Blyth on Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wildfarig,
Mrs, Key 'Simmons, Mr. and Mrs.
'Lyle Simmons and Aline spent
Sunday in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart of
Listovvel, Visited Sunday with Mr.
arid Mrs., James Vittle,
Mrs. Jack Hrtiee and two child-
ren, of Glendale, Cal., are visiting
relatives in the community for
two weeks.
Saturday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed, Matthews Were Mitts Lill-
Ian Manner, Mr. and Mks, Bill
Dadswell, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Ctin-
ningliaM, all of Ifarriston; Mr. and
Mrs. Jack nail-limn; Deana and
Evelyn, of Clayton, Delaware; Mrs.
Fred Murray and Jill. of Whit:Mr.-
Me, and Mrs, Bill Newell, of Tos
totito4
Mr. and Mrs. boil Gibson and
family of Pert Nihon-co are visit,
ins' this Week With Mr. and UM
Ross beig.
MOHAWK!'
The you ng people of the 'Unit ed
Church, held" a winner roast at
Poplar Lien ell laSt Tuesday M00%
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell
are spending this week motoring
through Northern Ontario.
Mr. and, Mrs, Albert Hiemen
'.visited on Sunday with his par-
ents, in Owen' Sound, where Mr.
Wm, 131ernan has keen a patient
in th e hospital for some weeks,
The Diemen children visited with
tinny grerict parents at Walkerton.
M r, Roy McGee of Kitchener is
spending hie vacation Ws week
with his brother, Mr. Gordon Mc-
Gee,
The hall committee held a dance
in the memorial hall here, last
Friday evening, Tiffin Npree,, pre,
video} music for the.dancing.
Mr, and Mrs, Donald Leader and
children ci TenekeUve and Mr. and
Um. Peuntell daunt and Janet and
Donald visited on Stinday with Mr,
and Mrs. Jas, F,d, Currie,
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Gillespie and
fa m ily of Sarnia spent Sunday at
the home of her pare ntis, Mr, and
Mrs, W. R, Farrier,
Mr. and Misi. Waiter dairies and.
Key and Leenard' moved to Wood,
stock oe Saturday, •
Mrs. graben:I; Who has been 'with
Mrs. Win. Taylor' for the Past few
weeks, sp en t Sunday with rela-
tiveg,at Ripley.. •
The congregation of, the United
Chnreh are ,holding 'their amn ia!
picnic at Peplar pptiol:1, this Satur-
day. All are welcome to attend
and bring lunch and cupS.
Mrs, Jos. Thompson o f Listowel
spent a few days last week ,at. the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hersen
Irwin and with other relatives in
this district:
Mr. sand Mrs. Wm, Under wood
and son Teddy of Toronto spent
the week-end with Mr, and Mrs.,
Jas, 1Vrollrath,
Mrs and James Egd ee, and
family of Toronto visited last week
with Mr. and Sfre, Kenneth' Dow,
ling,ind Mr. and Mrs. PoWi,
Mg arid family of Mount Forest
visited there on 1110f,idaY.
Mr. and Mrs. George' Pocock of
Lambeth visited on Sunday with
Mr, and 'Mrs. George Coultes and
other Cou ltes relatives in this
trict.
Mr, and Mrs. Ches. Wood and
sons of Seaforth visited on Satur-
day' with her parents,, me. and
Mrs, Gershoin' Johnston, and Mr.
arid M rs. Johnston' and Violet,
visited on Sunday 'With the Woods,
at their cottage at replay Beach.
Mr. and Mrs, George Fisher and
children visited on Sunday, at 'the
home of his sister, ;Mrs: TOM
Jantsi of Milverton,
Mr, and Mrs, Ross' Smith and
baby of Toronto spent the week-
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Russell Chapman.
Mr. Austin Cook of Toronto
spent the sveek.end with his par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Harry COolt of
Marne* and Mr: , and Mrs,
Graham Cook and children of Rip-
ley, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Slesser and family.. of ' Glamis,
visited there! on Sunday. Elaine
$,lesser stayed to spend this week
with her grand-parents.
• Bernard Munro'e,. of • Calga ry,
who is with the Medical Division
at Centralia Air, Schopl, spent the
weeke nd , with , Mr. ,, .Mrs.
Mu rray McDowell and all motored
to Centralia en .Simday.
Mr. and:Mri.' Ri n ten1 and
family •:sp6it Sunday at the home
of her', ,sister, Mrs. Mack Cardiff
of BriiSselS, and alls'attericlen the
band concert prbvided by the At-
wood young folks, at xthel in the
evening. An n, Sharon and Doris
Rintoul are spending this week
with Mr. and Mrs2Caidiff.
Mr. .Tas. Ste Marie spent fast
week with Mr. and Mrs.0,Myles
Ste Marie, and on Saturday all
motored to Kitchener, when Mr.
Ste. Marie returned home,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Simpson and
children spent 'Sunday at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Struthers' at
Lucknow.
• Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cameron
and children of Ashfield visited on
Sunday at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Mason Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Chap, Tiffin visit-
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Wire,
WM, Schneider of Teeswater,
Mr, and Mrs, Perrie Pennington
of Tunnberry visited on Sunday at
the home of her brother, Mr.
Wendell Taylor of Kinloss,
Mr. and Mrs, '„Win. Ashby and
daughter, Audrey of Toronto visit-
ed oh Sunday at the beim of her
sister, Mrs, Chas. Robinson.
Mrs. Leonard Coyne, and family
Of Windsor are visiting' this week
at thew home of her sister, MrS.
Lawrence Taylor, and Ruth Taylor,
and Barbara Coultes, who had
been visiting in Windsor for the
past week, returned home with
Mrs. Coyne.
Mr. and ..Mrs. Orval Hastings
and children Of Wingham visited
on Sunday with her parents Mr.
and grit, Jae, McInnis.
leev. and Mrs. CaeWell and their
family returned hominy last week,
after holidaYing for the past few
Weeks', tiett, OartWell wee in charge
Of the SetVites in his Pastorate On,
StindaSo,
4:rick (,;'iturcii
Pleas
wurrgoguncu Mrs. (.,soh
Qoaltes •presided ' for the evemeg
Meeting of the W.M.S. of U'riek
ljnited Church last Wednesday,
eighteen ladies gathered at the
borne of Mrs. Roy Pattison, Mrs.
John Jamieson read the Scripture
passages and 1\1ra. Coultes led in
prayer.
• A short play was presented by,
Mee. Coultes, Mrs, 'Ronald Coultes,
Mee„ Lawrence Taylor, and Mrs..
Nereid' Currie,. entitled,. "We Midst
Sharp", showing time great well
In .fOreign countries, of help,.
both spiritual and financial, and
friendly pereenel ado lehnineem,
Mtei." Cierdon MeHurney, Mrs. ,Telere
Carrie and Mrs. Alex Rohr-dem)
led in the discussion Period that
followed; The meetin g . wee closed
With the :nusiiionary preyer.
All enjoyed the birthday qnarter.,
ly tee that followed with cake and
ice cream being served.
United W.M.S.
.Holds Picnic
VVIIIT15CHURCII—Tb e an iiainl
,stininier picnic meeting ,.of the
W.M,S, of the United Church Was
held`' en Wednesday afternoon last,
when they entertained the Mission
Band and stil e 'Baby Bend. Over
eixty were present.
e
Mi's, -Milan Moore, Sniterintend.
eat of the Mission Band, was in
charge of the, program of recite-
Lions, solos, skits and' told them
very interesting story of the
little boy whh was always on the
outside, and who was consistently
told to de something about it, arid
change his thinking habito. Mrs.
Moore closed the meeting with
prayer,
The leaders and the children left
Per Cameo and contests on Mr.
Farrier's adjoining lawn, After a
business meeting of the W.M.Se
the, ladies served -lunch to all on
the lawn,
Presbyterian Y. P.
Entertains Teeswater
WHIIECHURCH — The young
people of the Presbyterian Chu rch
held a social evening in •the S.S.
room of the churCh on Tuesday
evening' last, with,' time Young
people. of Tenswater• Presbyterian
Church` as peat% ;.: • •
The president, Lorne' Forater,
presided for a 'short program. Mi's,
Albert McOuillin. gave a reading,
Miss Mary , Wisher played a piano
solo.' D, Heeeraft 'then showed
his moving.. piptures of their -trip
to the 'West coast and , other local
pictures and Miss 1Wa'ry Fisher
moved a vote of thanks, The meet-
ing was closed with the MiS.pals
benediction. All enjoyed the social
ho u r that• followed.
Forster Family
Gathering Held
warrEcHurtcH — Many from
this district will be interested in
the Forster family get-together,
held on Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Forster o f
Lueltnow. The following were
present and attended the morning
service i n the Luelinow Presbyter-
ian Church, Mr. Sart. Forster, Mr,
Forster and family, Mr, and
Aire, Alex Robertson and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ceeil Forster and
-katnilY. of. Palmerston, 'Mr, and
MrS,,Walter. Forster" and family of
Joan,'. Irma, aiid •,Lorne Forster
sang, "Softly and, Tenderly Jesus
Is Calli n g", as a' choir number,
the service, in' memory of their'
mother,, the lato Mrs. Wm. Forster,
who, as a girl was a member of
the- Lticknesir choir,
'WHITECHIJRCII
Mr. John Mobre, of Alsen, North
Dakota, has been visiting at the
home of his younger brothers,
Thomas and' Arthur Moore. His
nephew, William Barheur, of Mas-
on, Micigan, brought him to this
district to 'spend the week with
relativeS.
Miss Margaret Taylor left on Sat-
urday to, live for the next few
months in Wifigham. ,
Mr. Thomas Kerry and Mr. and
MrS. Nelson Merry of Paisley, visit-
ed on Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Cotiltee, before
leaving this week 'On a Motor trip
to the west coaSt.
Misses 'Hazel arid Mary Smith, of
Galt, spent the week-end with their
aunt, Mrs. Allan Terrier.
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Moore were
at Callender on Friday, where they
attended the funeral of the late
Norman Welwood, who passed
away suddenly "following a heart
attach. Mr. Weiwoocl, who had
never married was 68, He was bur-
ied i eerest Lawn Cemetery in
Orengeville.
Word was retilived here last
week that Mr, and Mrs. S. G. (ell-
lespie and Mr, and Mrs. GI var.
Her tine children had returned
from. Vieteria,13.C,, and had visited
in Edmonton with her, tester, Miss
dith Peddle. They leave at the
week-end to visit relatives in Sask..'
atellttWan on their WO Millie.
Mn, and Mrs, Fred. Hall and
family of Walleeebure, spent the
the week-end at the home of Mrs,
1.1411's sister, Mrs. Stanley Moore,
Muriel Monte, daughter of IVO.
and Mrs. M. Moore is spending this
Week at 'Camp Minnohallai the
attinnier school, camp for girls at
Gederiefi.
MEMBERS VISIT
LLOYD PLANT AND
CKNX - TV STUDIOS
FORDWICII—The July meeting
of tb e Fordwich WI, was in the
form of a trip to Wingham, Twen-
ty-two members 'and two visitors
attended. The ladies visited the
C. Lloyd and Son factory and it
was quite interesting to see just
What went into 'th e making of
doors before they are ready for
sale,
Next stop was CleNX television
'and mile studies and the ladies
were fascinated by the details of
TV production. The studio kit-
chen took the eye of moat,
The toll call was taken while the
group Was there, being "What I
would do if I were 21 again," Ac-
cepting mor e education was in the
majority, While getting married
slipped a Mitch.
The ladies all went in tt body to
the Hotel BrunSWiek for dinner,
which was delicious.
'Christianity is wonderful.— when
3t. works r Those words, or ones with
siniilar importance are frequently.
heard Unfortunately., they are all too
tine,
In, spite of all indications to the
contrary, there are many Christians
who do actively work out the prin-
ciples of their faith, as the farmers of
Ole area in Bruce County learned only
last week. The section from Lucknow
north through Kinloss and Cr.eenoch
townships was badly hit by winds of
tornado force and barn after barn went
down. To their owners the sight must
have been a pretty hopeless one, for
insurance coverage is seldom sufficient
to do much more than purchase the
-necessary materials for rebuilding. La-
bor costs on buildings of such size have
become desperately high, and no doubt
many of the stricken farmers faced the
prospect of long years of debt.
The one redeeming factor in a sit-
tlation of this kind is neighborliness—
and. farming people have retained that
sterling quality to a degree that is of-
ten rare in larger places. In Bruce
County the . neighbors were already
pitching in to the rebuilding job, when
carloads of Mennonite farmers, from
:Waterloo County began to arrive.
The newcomers were men of few
words. They explained,.: briefly that
they had heard of the calamity and so
came to help out.
Not only are the Mennonites gen-
erons with their assistance, but they
One of the well-kpown TV pro-
grafts carries a 'message to employers
and the general public which points out
they place of the handicapped worker
in ;the world today. 'It is a thought
that is so very easily dismissed by the
normal, healthy individual, inclined as
he is to nod in sympathy and then for-
get...the whole affair,
*ttpposedly there are government
apProved agencies in this country to
aid. the crippled citizen to find the
typ -o".f employment suited to his par-
tictar case. The general idea is that
theperson: so 'employed feels that he
has'a worthwhile place in the commun-.
ity and, that his life need not be hope-.
less as, well as useleSs.
tfiere is, of course, another and
equally important angle in the plain
fact, that our country is so short of
MORE WORK NEEDED FOR THE
HANDICAPPED
per authorities when there . a:fe. n f.0w days this week at Coiling-
of handicapped workers. •wocid and Honey Harbor.
Mr. arid:Mrs.,Alex Ke ith a nd Miss
Appointment of a new • judge
for Brim County ma y be mane.
shortly. Mr, A, N. Robinson, Con-
seryative M.P. for :Bruce reified'
the question in Ottawa. 'several
days ago.
OUR SALES LEAFLET COMING .
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Featuring Special Values and a conven-
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all nett week
JULY 30 to AUGUST 4, 1956
I.R.A. 'WEEvKLY SPECIALS--
effective UP to July 30th
AROMATIC CASCARA ,
S and 6 oz.
CUTE)(.: NAIL POLISH ItEMOVER ,,, -9c
5 es. 4
IDOL-AGAR 79c, $1.59 16 oz. anti 40 ex.
29e 49c
SPOT REMOVER
Safe, Effective - mfr WA.
I.D.A. TOOTH PASTE
WHITE EMBROCATION
0 oz.
59c
57c, 2 for 79c
9c
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Cosmetics
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