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BOWLING
On April 22nd, Y the Square
Dances went bowling. The Square
Dancers from 'the Ripley Fall Fair
put their prize money together and
went bowling together.
Shelley Farrell got k high girls
with 310 points for two games.
Jainie Gallant got the boy's high
points with 352 for two games. The
two winners got a free pop and
chips.
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We seek trouble
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Wherever people
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the elderly, the
destitute and the
downtrodden.
Wherever we can
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Christian help .
Sometimes, it
isn't pleasant. But it
must be done. And
we need your help
to do it. Money.
Donations to the
Red Shield Appeal.
Your gifts get
us into trouble .
And they help get a
lot of people out
of trouble.
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WILL BE MONDAY, MAY Sth
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Approximately 70 members of
the: Goderich and District Pro .Life
ASsociation attended 'an ,"Inform-
ation Seminar" at the.' Goderich
Dkstriet Collegiate Institute 'on
Wednesday evening, April 23. The
video tape "In Whose Hands" was
viewed. This'tape had been made
by Doctor L. L. de Veber for the
London Schoolboard,
Co-chairman, Mrs. Connie Os-
born, welcomed everyone, espec-
ially members of The Voice of the
Unborn,. Wingham 's Pro Life
Group. Mrs. Osborn introduced
the guest speaker, Doctor Hart
Bezner; B.Sc„ Ph.D. Physics.',
Doctor Bezner illustrated his 'topic
"PerSonal Freedom; and Social
Justice" by explaining, "In order
to preserve Social Justice, the law
sometimes curbs our personal
freedoM, as with n person we have
no use ,for, and who !upsets us a
great deal, the • law prevents us
from hiring someone to kill that
person to satisfy our personal
feelings. The Law falls' short;
however, when it refuses to give
the same protection to the unborn
who is biologically and scientific-
ally also a person. The Mother has:
no, use 'for the baby - it upsets her
greatly so she hires someone to kill
the baby and the Law silently
stands by. A lot' of meditation has
gone into the making • up of our
Laws. Our legal system has been
advancing to a. higher calibre -
recognizing the rights of children -'
immigrants, and it was in 1928
when the law first recognized. the
Woman as a Peison. A strange
1-W11st occurred with the Abertment
Amendment in 1969 which pulled .
the whole legal system from an
extremely involved plateau to a
more unconscious level. The
consequences to this •was that the
individual in Society is exposed to
more dangers because they are not
"as .well protected from the random
acts of other people. Little has
been done' in the—Legal System in
recognizing the Rights of the
Unborn" who is biologically and
scientifically also a person.
150,000 innocent Unborn child-
ren have been legally' destroyed in
hospitals. The illegal activity is
just as great 'as the legal activity,
thus making a total of 300,000
children in Canada who .have lost
their lives through Abortion.
501,000 persons are directly in-
volved. The 300,000 mothers, the
Pro Life Group
Hear Dr. Hart
Bezneris Address
PAGE SIXTEEN
e' INVITATIONS
0 ANNOUNCEMENTS
4 ACCESSORIES
A Sure Sign
Of Spring
It's that time of year again! All
over Ontario hundreds of girls in
natty uniforms of brown and blue -I
Brownies, Guides and' Rangers -
will.be, knocking on doors offering
to the public the familiar I:coxeS of
filled cookies.
Ask them questions - find out
What they are doing. You'll be
amazed at their wide scope of
activities, and you'll be interested
in their out-going approach to life.
They've developed, a real enthus-
iasm for the world about them, and
have become very involved in your ,
community. projects.
Cookie profits are important if
girls are to continue their search for
adventure. Prices have indeed
increased in line with all food costs,
but there is no doubt that your
contribution will be put to good
. use. What better investment than
the future' of young Canadians.
Girl Griide Cookies - still the
sweetest value ever, on sale in
Lucknow area, May 2 . and • at
Kingsbridge on May 10th and 11th.
200,000 fathers who knew, (some
did not), plus the 1,000 doctors and
social workers, something that
was unthinkable before the Law
was changed in 1969. The Act of
Killing Unwanted Babies will
certainly overflow into Society and
cause us to pity the Unwanted
Living and will lead 'to their
elimination also. It is now up to
Society to decide the value of
Human Life and to 'pnitect that life
from conception on.
Doctor Bezner was thanked by
Reverend Marvin Barz. A gift was
presented to Doctor and Mrs.
Bezner and a gift of money was
accepted. May 4 to May 11. ,is
"Respect For Life Week". A
special Education Program will be
presented,on, Wednesday, May 7
beginning at 9 p.m. on Cable 12
TV, featuring guest speaker Dan
Murphy, Q.C.
The Petition will be presented to
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau on
Thursday, May 29.
Langside Lady
Died In 88th Year
MRS. WILLIAM ORR
The death of Mrs. William Orr of
R. R. 3 Teeswater occurred at
Wingham and District Hospital on
Friday, April 18th in her 88th year.
She was the former Mary
Abilene Jeffrey, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. William Jeffrey,
natives of Scotland, and was born
at Thamesford on May 23, 1887.
On December- 6, 1911 she
married William Orr of Kinloss
Township.
Mrs. Orr is survived by six sons
and four daughters, James of
, London; Mrs. John (Jean) Currie of
Winghani; Robert, Bruce, RiChard,
all of Kinloss Township; Alex of
Montreal; Mrs. Oswald (Mary
Dolena) Rudi of Hyde Park; Mrs.
Bill (Jessie) Lapp of Wingham;
Mrs. Elson (Isabel) Arnold of
Bernie; Ken of British' Columbia;
28 grandchildren and 1.1 great
grandchildren.
She was predeceased by her
husband, one daughter Mrs. Har-
old •(Christena) Percy of Kinlough
and one grandson David Percy of
Kinlough.
Mrs. Orr was a member of
Langside Presbyterian Church and
a member of the Women's
Missionary Society and the Ladies
Aid.
The funeral service was held on
Monday, April 21st, at Mac enzie
Memorial Chapel, Lucknow Rev.
Glenn Noble of Lump was
minister.
Interment
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were six grandsons,
Bruce and Duane Currie, Brian
Percy, Douglas Lapp, Mel and
' Mery Arnold,.
'THE 1,,UCKNO$111 SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1975
was in tnngside
Team 5 won the highest team
score. Each player got a free bag of
chips. Bowling was' enjoyed by,
everyone.
OPEN. HOUSE
On Wednesday, April 23rd, our
school had Open House. It, started
with the parents going from roof .
to room viewing the displays. Later
the parents gathered together in
the gym to hear music with the
students 'singing and Mis's Camp-
bell at the piano. After this parents
were able 4o talk to the teachers
over a . coffee.
SPORTS: FLOORHOCKEY .
In girls tloorhockey Shelley
, Mason's team beat June MacDon-
ars team 4-2 for the championship.
Her team is as follows - Captain:
Shelley Mason; Ass Captain:
Darlene Coiling; Sandra Reid,
Lorie Peterbarigh, Ruth Shepherd,
Julie LeBlanc, Christine. Ouikerna,
Nathalie Meurs and' Kim Dalton.
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