The Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-03-18, Page 12.11
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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• WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 1i, 1964.
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BITUARY
ROBERT
Funeral :service was:. .held at
the R. A. Currie & '.Sons funeral
home- in : Wingharn' on Monday of
last ,week . for, Robert S ' ,, 1t"urdon
of Bel ave who, .,died$ if
ham . and District • Hos ital on ' Fri::
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day., • MMr ' 'Pardon' wh2 was 47;4
had •been ,,.
Rev W . J. ,:1Glorra on •.=.
sell'., conducted the Sei4i
• interment ;at Wingham :Cemetery.
The pail' earers: were nephews,.
Clifford,; Russel,• Bill and Ken
n Coulter'o s
Purdon, Alex and R s
'Henry.' Leroy 'and Gary .
grandsons, Carried floral tributes.,
•Mr. Purdon • was born in East
Wawanosh Township; :;'son of the
late 'William. Purdon: and Isobel
'Stein. He attended school 'gat S.S.
14, West Wawanosh. and, then
farmed. until `he: returned{' to• .Bel
grave in October 1962,x ; ' •
His wife, daughter'of. 'the 'late:,
'Mr. and. Mrs. Archie • 'Anderson,
was the former Hazel• Anderson
`Lucknow 'whom •he
S. PURDON
married t:: Helens in 'A
m led at S April,
•1918,E survives..
' There''?re three dau.g hters ' Dor-'
een, (Mrs; Gordon. Rintoul)' bf,
Whitechurch,' Muriel ` (Mi"s: ". James
Curran) "of, Lucknlow, farjorie
(Mrs. • Floyd Gott) of Be1w od,, and
"son, Archie of East Wawanosh.
He is• also survived' • by sisters,''.
Mary (Mrs. Frank:Coulterr) •sof
Whitechurch, Miss'Mabel=Purdon,,
Whitechurch and, two brothers
John of Teeswater ` and . Aldin o
Wingham..A' sister, Nettie( Sdied.
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in 1914. ' •
, Mr. Purdon leaves r thirteen.
grandchildren One gt*aindthild died
in- .1958. N,t
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Deceased, iVaSr a _ rRieixber of
Belgrave •PI^e5byt�eriexi Church
NEWS BRIEF
After ' several lioFurs of, smooth,
uneventful riding, a small 'boy on'
a motor trip with his parents
said to his :father- `!I. sure wish
you'd let mother drive --'it's alot_
more exciting."
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Enioy *lavish reviews and .top
, " entertainment ,by;' nationally •
,knows! ;stars. of TV, radio,'
stageandthe continent. Dance
to, live music and enjoy the
finest: -min food._and drink on�
the Dinner -of -the -Month plan. •
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Membership entitles ,you to
special courtesies plus dinkier
for two .. you pay for only ,
one meal. Write for applieation
and complete details .. r '
Front &
Simcoe Street
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C.A.Q. Supervises-
Care In: Home
I addition to other categories
of child'' protection, the Bruce
County Children's Aiir. Society
supervised the care of 421 child-
ren .last year in their own homes,
a policy which has proven- more
desirable and beneficial in terms
of the child's welfare; as; • well as
the realization: by parents of 'their -
obligations to their offspring.
Reporting to the sixty-sixth ,an-
ual meeting of the organization
the Society's : Director, Harris S.
Congdon stated that the; cases of
children being protected in their
homes by the Society, had shown
a gratifying increase from the
1962 , figure . of 342, with such in
1961 and 1960, numbering 267 and
221, .respectively. The ' trend with
regards to the child. �• being return-
ed to his home to 'reside, 'under•
the surveillance, of the Society . is
revealed in the . fact the 16 child-
ren were . thus, directed in 1960;
with the respective numbers in
the successive years . untilthe
present being 30, 48 and 65
A ' record number of 286 cases
was presented : to • the Family
Court 'in 1963,' as. , compared with
48; ..30. 'and 18, graduating back to
1960. Boarding '' in foster homes
amounted to 37,784 child care days,
in contrast to 24,411 in 1960. Adop-
tion placements numbered 31, as
compared to. 42 in 1960, • while new
childrenbrought. into . care in 1963
was 81, with the 1960 figure, 42.
C.A.S.' Officers.
Re-elected aspresident of the
Bruce ' County Children's. Aid So-
ciety was Reeve Elgin Young of
Tara, the other officers being:
Treasurer, -Walter Wagg, " Walker-
ton; secretary, Mrs. Harold Mc-
Arthur, Dobbinton; directors, Tho -
mase Ribey, Underwood, . Robert
MacKenzie, Kincardine, Zig i n
Lamcke, Eastnor Township, Or
ville Johnston, Cape ,Croke, Don-
ald
ald Tanner,'Brant ' Township, Alex
Chess, Southampton, Donald Blue,
Ripley, Frank Fields, Teeswater,
and ; Rev. R. A.. B. MacLean,
Walkerton.
Over recent`, years, the work of
the ' Children's Aid Society among
the Indian residents on the two
Reserves ' of the county has stead
ily increased, until : now such : re
.presents approximately half of the
work carried out amongthe par-
entless and neglected children. °:
Last year the Society 'received,
however, $27.,279 from the Indian
Affairs :.branch of the , •Federal.
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Zion U.C.W. Meeting
The ' March meeting of the Zion
U.C.W. was held' at the home of
Mrs. D. A. Hackett. The presi-
dent opened ened the meeting with.the
use of hymn . 378 .'and repeating
the Lords Prayer • in unison. The
roll call was answered by 19
members. Mrs. John Hunter had
'chargeof the Devotionalperiod
and Mrs, Alan Barger . conducted
the 'Bible •Study from The Word
and the Way.: The chapter from .
the Study Book was taken by Mrs.
Gordon; Kirkland.. The , visiting
committee ' reported on. their- ;vis-
its during the past month During
the business period, the meeting
at Exeter was discussel. Plans
were made to have a quilting at
the home of Mrs. D. A. Hackett..
The social ' . committee is 'to" ar-
range' for :a bake sale' in the near
future, : also see if arrangements
can be made to hold a social
evening at the church. The Thank
:.offering envelopes a r e to be
brought to the April meeting. The
visitors for .the coming : month are'
'Mrs'. Pete Cook and `' Mrs., Jim
Hunter, and Mrs. •Marshall. Gib -
on has charge'. of the Bible.Study.
.for the next meeting Mrs. Kaiser
closed the meeting with prayer
and lunch was served by, Mrs.
Hackett, -•Mrs.. Eldon Ritchie and
Mrs. . Nels Raynard. The April
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Bruce Raynard on Wed-
nesday, April 8th:'.
NEWS: BRIEF
Theodore Parker, 61, who' gain-
ed nationalprominence in 1955
when he fought hog .marketing
legislation,` died Tuesday in Strat-
ford General Hospital. 'Mr., Park-
er, .'Perth County warden . in 1944,
Di,s,frict.
Visits Loyal W I;
President, Mrs., J, . L. MacMillan,
presided for the regular meeting
of the . Lucknow . Women's Instil
tute: with 38 ladies present. The.
meeting opened with the Ode and:
Mary Stewart Collect. ' Mrs. 'A.'
Wilson : read 'the minutes of the
previous meeting and gave the
financial report. Mrs. G. Fisher
and Mrs. Barkwell were appoint-
ed to act as nominating commits
tee for the annual " meeting in
April. , Mrs. W. F. MacDonald
convened for the program. Mrs.
R. Cummings favoured with . ; a
medley of :Irish melodies. • Mrs.
J.' L. •:MacMillan introduced the
District . President, . Mrs./ Hewitt,
who spoke on the'proper proce-
dure in writing : up . a resolution
and a medley. of „Institute topics
and closed with a poem ., "Indis-
pensible.". The roll call was sug'
gest an improvement for- our
,meetings. The motto, "Don't be
like • a, 'rocking chair, all motion
and no . progress," .. was prepared
by Mrs. W. F. ' MacDonald and
.read by. • Mrs. M icNay.. Mrs. J.
Emmerson sang a solo 'accompan-
ied by Mrs. ` McDiarmid::A report
on resolutions was : given by Mrs.
W. F. MacDonald, and an Irish
readingby Mrs. P. Stewart. Mrs.
MacDonald thanked Mrs. Hewitt
for her visit and informative. talk'
and all • who' helped, with the pro
gram. • Mrs. H. Nixon conducted
an Irish contest. Lunch Was serv-
ed by Mrs. MacDonald,; Mrt.: Nix- •
on and Mrs. Stewart.
created • considerable furore in .a .,
gricultural circles when he event
ually. took his proest over market=
ing legislation g eg slation to .,the Supreme
Court•,•of. Canada. in 1957. •
Dept. of :Citizenstup. & Immigra esninenemannnenennigoononnnassensumeienuannsisionounsas
tion to take care of . this portion. 0...
Of : the work load. In 1963,'`the total.
cost of, Direct Child Care amount-
ed to $46,218, exclusive of adminis-
trative . expenses, it was revealed
by the Treasurer, Mr. ' Walter
Wage
• Conveying greetings on behalf
of‘the' County of Bruce, was War.-
;filen_.Chester: -Emmerton of Huron -
Twp. Later in the '.program, Mr.
Emmerton, ': a recently retired
member of the C.A.S. board, was
made . a ,presentation for energetic
work ' rendered -on ' behalf of the
Society over the years.
Donald Blue introduced the guest
speaker, Rev.. Donald MacDonald
4, Kincardine United Church.
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LOCHALSH
We are happy to • reportthat
Mr:..Herb • Ensign ' is home from
the hospital.
Mr. Oliver McCharles' spent a
couple of • days in.; Oakville . and
Toronto during themast -week:. -
Little ; Donna Elphick celebrated
hed 5th birthday on Sunday when
they entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Alton and Donald of Ashfield
and Miss ,Joanne' Alton of Lon-
don.• r
Mr. John MacRae of Batavia
spent. the week -end. at . his home
here.
Mrs. Daisy McCharles is back.
in Ripley, with Mrs. Allie Munn
after having spent the winter with
Mr. and Mrs. 'Oliver McCharles,
Mrs. John MacRae entertained
several, of . her friends and neigh-
bours to a Tupperware party on
Thursday afternoon. .
NEWS .BRIEF..
Total cost of the dial change.'
over of the Blyth Municipal Tele- •
phone System was $137,450,
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