The Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-03-11, Page 15SDAY, MARCH i!•1964
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO
• PAO6; FIFTEEN.
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your -cow kick?
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12 -month periods 427' people.
,rt by animals on Ontario
.extra. care around: live-
in. help prevent accidents
LIT , •.. •. you ,need incur-.
otection. too., .
Farm' Family Protection
Auld. help. 'you meet • the
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irm Work •Accidents
Public • Liability
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amage done TO: or
BY tractors
I other emergencies.
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Collect Ripley .119-r 23
Co-operators
Insiurance
Association
ETES WALKERTON SALE
nd d Mrs:. George. F. Hunt-
Tecumseh has purchased
Grocery Store,. which' is ' 10-
x ' Highway No. 4, • east of
Mr'. and Mrs. Haase
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will .now, be residing in
Iver district Mr. ` and Mrs.
.and.family of three, boys
session . last Saturday. The
ion was handled by James'
at Paul S.:Starr and 'Co..
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TTibute-laid Dr. C. ickinson For
Contribution To Publishing -House
A recent issue of the United:
Church Observer paidtribute to.
the role Dr. C. IL Dickinson has.
played in the United Church Pub-,
lishing House in. referring ;to his
new responsibilities.
Well known here, Dr, Dickinson;
as • a young man was minister of
the Ashfield Circuit in 1925; His
mother ,resided in Lucknow.' for a':
number of years, and Dr. Dick
inson returned, here a.. few 'years
ago to. conduct , anniversary ser-
vices in' the Lucknow United
Church.
The article '. in The . ,Qbserver
read in partas follows:
At its February meeting, the
Executive of ' the United Church's
General Council .authorized' impor-
tant changes in the •administrative
set -tip' of the Board•of' Publication.
Dr.. C. H. Dickinson,. Book Stew-
ard and -general manager .of the
United Church • Publishing House
since 1937,.has been . appointed
f ull time secretary of the Board of
Publication, and ,has :relinquished.
his managerial responsibilities at,
the UCPH. E. W. Scott, who• has
been assista'nt general'. manager
under Dr. Dickinson.- since 1956,
has been appointed acting general
manager.
The changes' came,' out .of •; re-
commendations made.. following a
survey of . the House's .activities,
The' survey indicated 'that the
business,..'which,. under Dr. Dick-
inson, .has grown from a $11mil-
lion gross . in 1937,' to:. close'. to .$8
million in 1963, "has outgrown man-
• agement 'organization 'and • capital..
It was believed' impractical' and
unfair ''to ask . the Book' Steward
to be responsible for house 'man-
agement
'man-agement as .well as. , planning and
implementing board . policies :any
longer Accordingly, the execu-
tive voted oto' abandon . the old
title of .'Book • Steward', ... and • for
•snally ., appointed Dr. .Dickinson
When you're readyto name
,the day see the beautiful
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WEDDING LINE.
INVITATIONS AND
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lucknow' • Sentinel
secretary of 'the Board. of 'Pub-
lication--a role he has actually
filled since 1937. •
Editorially . speaking The Obser
Ver' had this to . ,say, in 'part:
"We have • long .shared the opin
ion • held ' by many • that Dr.. • C. ' H.
Dickinson has been required .by
the church.' -'to carry a load.. that
had become ': too heavy for any
one roan. Those . of us'.' who are
close to him have been telling him
so for years.We are grateful for
the re -organization that will free
him from the practical day-to-
day management , of what has be-
come close to an $8 million dollar
business:' His;; talents, long exper-
ience, and devotion to the United
Church :..will be more fully used
if ,concentrated on, long term plan-
ning and execution of 'Board of
Publication : policies."
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BROOM BALL -- Feafuring the Game of the:. Year
LUCKNOW' BUSINESS • MEN sfs LUCKNOW DISTRICT FARMERS
(favored to win odds 3 to 1)
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DUNGANNON
• Mrs.., Minnie Jones spent the.
week-efd with friends Misses Mae
and 'Bessie. Davies, Goderich.
• Mr. Bert McWhinney is. 'spending
a few days this week : in. • Victoria
Hospital, receiving treatment.
Mr'.. and .Mrs. Harold -,Johnston,
Goderich visited : their 'aunt Mrs.
Robt. Bere 'on Wednesday of last
week,.
A' card 'party. ,sponsored by the
•local Orange Lodge held in the
Orange Hall last Thursday night
with ten tables in play, : resulted
with, ladies ,high score won by
Mrs Keith Cranston; second high.
lady -Mr's `Liirne'iversr gents high
score was won by Fr. Glen• Wea-
ver and. ,second high gents •Mr.;
Chester Finnigan.. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ashton and.
daughters Gail and Marilyn, 'God-.
erich �n Sunday., visited Mr,. andl
Mrs.. Bill ,Park .and family.
Mr.. Roy Black,. Lucknow was a
recent 'visitor with Mr., Tom .Riv-
-ett: and- -Mary Rivett.
Miss Flora Durnin Markd'ale
spent the week -end with her father
Mr. R. J. Durnin and on Monday,
afternoon attended the funeral of
her uncle, the late Mr. Charles'
Crawford, Port .Albert,
Mrs. Elmer Black was at home.
for , the . March meeting • of St.'
Paul's Anglican Guild, with Mrs.
Elmer Black taking the 'leader
ship, opening with the Guild pray-
er. Mrs. Bill Park gave two read-
ings. Rev. John .King, the rector,
was present and conducted a corn-
munion service. The 'Guild is plan-
ning a bazaar of. 'sewing' and bak-
frig on March 20th. •
We are sorry' for Mrs. Irvine
Henry who lot her brother -in-•
law the late Mr, Robt. Purdon of
East Wawanosh . in death this
week. His widow. is the .former
and DISTRICT
Hazel Anderson, who is ;Mrs-
Henry's( sister.
Goes: To Labrador`.: ,
Mr. M. 'E. .Reid, RCAF Clinton
has • Lately received word of . a
transfer' to Goose Bay, Labrador, •
effective . June 206 and •with his
wife and four .,:children will move'.
there • , from here. Mrs. Reid/ is •
'contemplating a: -trip to Vancouver
this week -end to visit her mother
before -the 'move which would be
further away.
Mrs. 'Arthur Elliott.. spent 'ar few,
days ' last week with her ' sisters,
.Misses Nettie -and. -Clara : Sproul-
in Goderich:
Valerie Park,seven-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Park with ' a letter in at CKNI • •.
for cartoons was lucky last 'Thurs-
day o have her letter drawn and
will' 'receive aprize and a further
'chance to.. win prizesin,' the car-
toon contest. '
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MRS ' W. P•
. JANE DIED
SUDDENLY 'IN. TORONTO
The ' death of Mrs.' May.. M.
Lane, beloved wife of the late
Rev. 'Wni" P. Lane occurred sud- - •
denly 'in Toronto on Thursday,
Mar. 5. The funeral service was
held in Toronto on Saturday with
interment in Prospect, . cemetery.
Mrs. Lane. is survived by a
daughter, Mrs,. E. Myers (Helen')
of Middleton, Nora Scotia; a bro-
ther, Rev: Edwin Frank Irwin,
and three grandchildren.•
Three brothers-in-law, also. sur-
vive, John R. Lane and Malcolm
Lane . of Kitilough and Rev.' .Ah -
drew Lane of Lakeside. Another
member of the Lane 'famiilyy, Rev..
David Lane,' .passed' .away •ea.rly
in February.
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