The Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-05-08, Page 12fi
T b :WC]fKNOW SEN'T/N CKNOW,, ONTARIO
of aCNon; to take. to keep .ineured
1 you change jobs, follow carefully *the instructions
on the back of the Certificate of Payment, Form 104,
Which your group is mired to give you.
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When youteach your 18th .birthday you are no long
certificate. Register
coveted bp, ,parents'your'Separately
insured. Forms are available
withint]bitty�days to keep
at hospitals; banks and Comnnissioa'of ices.
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When you marry the Family premium must be paid. to
cover husband, wife and eligible dependants. Tell yon
group OR, if you- pay direct, tell.the Commission.
O11r.DA8IO UOs 'i AI. SERVICESS' COMMISSION
: 2195 Yong. Streot; Torvinto'7, Ontario •
ALWAYS KEEP YOUR HOSPITAL INSURANCE CERTIFICATE HANDY
Supplies In;
xse f Emergency
<By ' Lloyd Jasper, Co-ordinator,
Bruce County:»EMQ.) ,• •
•.A war .'emergency ' 'or a ',peace
tune :exrriergeney: will leave many
Peoplewithout" sources' of :food
..and without: facilitries to Prepare
st.. Emergency • feeding will be
needed by, many •people .initially.
evacuees casualties, and civil
defence workers::•
Because that .of ,the targe food
smites :in Canada are'located
in•: •our (Probable. target areas, it
pis necessary to plan for the !dis-
persal cif. essential'. food supplies
►rior' to or during an .evacuation
process; '& .*for the Sava' e of
p les after an attack:: Lt will, +be
ecessary. for bhe appropriate au-
1 horitries to 'introduce a rationing,.
system: &. other controls ',for the:
distribution of ifooc ' in any na-
tional emergency.
Reception .areas '.must Abe pre -
'pared to. feed ,;special :.groups
among the evacuees. Infants re-
quire �-Safe li4uids ; within four
tours ' othervinise they become
dehydrated and i11. Special facil-
ides, not .entirely.:deperndent on
gas and :electrical power, should
be earmarked for the :'rprepara-
- 'tion of infant *formula: Casual.-
rt'ies • in advanced treatment cen
tres' and 'in.:improvised hospitals, IS
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Plan Bruce Co.
Centennial :1967
Centennial 'observations of.
both the Dominion • and Bruce
County will lbe held in Walker-
ton, the County seat, on the, July
1st week-ezd, 1967.
Initial plans were discussed.
Tuesday •night, at the .Chamber'
of Commerce meeting. The two
anniversaries staged in conjunc-
tion, mould result in the largest
event ever held in this district,
it was predicted. •
In 1867, , Bruce operated for;
:the first time. as a separated
county, with .the county site at
.' Walkerton. Previously, since •it
was opened up to. settlers in:
1850, it .was e apart of the united
Counties of ' Huron :and Bruce,.
Walkerton• 'has become the
first municipality •in Canada, ,to.
contact the federal government
on : celebrating' the Dominion
centennial, with the :decision to
hold :a large observance !here. A
federal' • ;grant will• be ;Made
available to -help defray, . 'costs..
Also' the Chamber may again
sponsor .a . trade fair, a project
Which wasdiscontinued ten
years ago: A committee of Ralph
Walker,' Clarence • Schmalz; Jas.
Kerrigan,` O para' CHOlrn and.
Ted ' • 1VIeCanne1 was appointed.
for thiss
Pt�Po e
—Wal.kertf3i`i.. ' Herald-Tirnes
as. well, as the 'aged and young
children in: institutions, may.
have. special'' feeding • require-
rents,
•It should be possible' for most
evacuees to the fed: in : the homes
where they are 'lodged. '.Those .:in
,
congregate '1' dging centres would
be' ;fed if +possible there, Or
means of other ,feeding facilities:
Howe ver,, r the ; rpo'ver and gas
supplies ,have' been cut off •i:n
the. area, mass, ifeeding 'front im-
provised Icookrng' facilities would
be necessary' for '. 'both the 'resi
dents :and . 'evacuees. ' Therefore,
every. area. 'should 'be. prepared
so ..that , it could provide mass
emergency .,feeding, an: the : event
of such : a situation.
Your Emergency Pack Pamlxi -.
let, available :from • Municipal
d • fence . *igen -Meas
urea Organization, Box 483, Wal-
kerton, Ontario.
Births
MAIZE At Alexandra Hos
pital, Goderieh, : "on April 26th,'
•1963, ' to , Mr: and Mrs. • John
Maize, '; R.R. 1, •_- Dungannon,: a
daughter,`. Diane Elizabeth: ..
FRAYN'E. At 'Alexandra +Hos-
pital, '
os-pital,' :Goderich, on ' April 26th,
1963; to Mr. and°'. M'rs. , Eugene
Frayne,. R.R. 3,'.Goderich, '•a son..
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Your' Subseriptif n . Renewed?
THE BEAVER is one of the most industrious of animals.
p! tails with Wiring caro On the construction of a home for his family.
• Beavers mate for 'life, and their homes
are built With a!i eye to permanent use.
When a man builds or buys a home, he, too, likes to
NeIthat it permanent For it is at home that the.family develops roots
and friendships:Safeguarding the home for the family is but one.
of Sun'Life's Many services for the security and protection'
al yourself and those you love. Let me tefi`you'about 'these services.
l6tR. 2; LUCKNOW
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Phone Wingham' •717, w-4
.SUN-ASSURAN CEJ COMPANY O� CANApp
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Attend Berwyn
Hill's Graduation
(LANGSIDE \NE,WS)
The • W.M.S.will 'hold .their
;nonthly. meeting at the hoe :of.
Mrs. ; W iiliann :: Orr Yon' Thursday;
afternoon: • .
The Children of the, church
held their first Meeting ..of the•;.
summer on Sunday' afternoon in
the school during church service.
• Russel. Young, . son of Mr. and
Mrs.' Clifford Young. entertained,:,
` his little:. o'boyLfriends on Satur- '. .
day' ' afternoon with- a belated •
• birthday.. party.. ,Russel had pre-
viously • taken the chicken pox.
Mr....and Mrs.,' Arnold.• :Scot.,
Mr. and Mrs.. Elmer ' Scott and'.
Mr—Gordon Wal-1--aLteirded fire
graduation service. of. Mr. Der.
wyn• Hill: at 'Convocation, Hall i
Toronto on .Tuesday . evening
April: '30th. His . 'ordination ,, ser , •'
.vice . is to take place, in Grimsby:
We extend sincere. " Cengrattilai.
ions.' Mr, Hill has been 'appoint-
ed o``'a• church .on the, outskirts
Of 'Sudbury at.. the close of the
-school--term;- Mr.. Gary :Morton of
Kincardine,. +who graduated ' also
and wh.o• hadd' conducted..several..:
services at . Lartgside, is. to be
posted. to Kingston.. . ,
We . are sorry to' have report_
that Mr: Angus' Strome •h ''d to
have `'his leg amputated, near the : ,
knee.. R. is. a. patient' in Win'
ham .•.Hospital
The - Ladies' Aid .meeting was
held' on Tuesday night at, the
home . of Mrs: •' Wes • Youngs.
Scripture 'was read by. Mrs. Eu-.
gene Conley, meditation given
by Mrs. Frank Miller and, pray-
er thy Mrs. Eugene Gardner.',Diir-
ing;' the' business, period it:' was
decided to •ibuy two hot .plates• '
for, the church. A coin.mit'tee of ¢.
Mrs,' Wes .'Young, ;Mrs. Frank
Miller, Mrs, L, 'Moffat are •te i:•
meet at 'the home of Mrs, Wrri,'f
Evans to make - plots ,.for serving
a wedding dinner; It was voted
to 'give the. ,girls who ' attend
tamp at •Kintail $10.04 to , help,
with their expenses. Hymns. 494
and 212 were'stung . The meeting° .
closed With The I,ord's•. prayer,
The hostess served; a doings
lunch, The next meeting is to •}i'
held at the home of .Mrs, Lloyd ;
Moffat
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Mr. Charlie Tiffin and • M:.. '
Russ Ritchie were to London rr=-
, gently for pnothtr -check up for
Mr, Ritchie tfollnv,ring 'his Frrio r a. I
tion. {
Cornmun}on . , rrry , r s *wi:; • be.
held next Sunday, at Lan(wrck ,'
and'`-Whitecliurch with lirepara-.
tory•servi:.ce •at Whiti;church Fri
day. evening, Infant baptism will i'
,also 1be conducted at L ngSith
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An ,expert is a- persr,n 'Whip'
:knows 'all - the :answers .if you t
"ask the right questions.'
Retiring.
Leader
oir
wWNESDAY, *AY 0th,. poi, •
they, Mme.. Mae,: Hantiltoll on the
oevasion, af. her 'birthday, Guests •
Were ' Mr. Roy McGuire of Ripley;
et ,.and Mirchae . Theabi ,Tana
Mr. Alvin Harnilton,
onored . rthday
' (OLIVET• NEWS1.:
�gues•t speaker and special
music 'u were features of the Olivet
H C.W. meeting on Thursday
evening. Mrs Sandy •MacCharles
was hastess and Mrs. Herb..Cisy-
t.on as convener introdueed4 the
"speaker, 'Mrs. . Walf;'er Lock of
Ripley, Who brought a thought-.
'ful message' on the "Sacredness.
.of Personality.". Miss. • Nancy
McKay sang In ' the Garden."
Patsy • and Mary MacChar•le,i
sang "The ..Old • `Rugged Cross."
Mrs. Jack McGuire. gave a piano,
solo. Mrs. Gerald Coiling led 'in
prayer„ Mrs, Sandy. 1.>lacCharles•
'read,' the scripture.' with -com-
ments . by' Mrs, Clayton. Mrs.
Howard Henry read a letter
from a ,'.missionary,., Miss:, Edith
Patterson. Mrs: ' Doug Henry ex
tended the, courtesy remarks, A
bountiful: lunch was served by
the hostess and •eothrni tee' after
•Which a `successful' sale.•of things°
grown, sewn and • baked . Was
conducted.
Following the service . in Olivet
United Church- ,on S9'day, the
session'' presented an occasional
ebair to', the retiring choir.'leader,
Mrs. 'Jahn . MacCharl-es. Mr:.. Wal-
ter °' Dexter read the • address
while: Mr. Herb Clayton and Mr.
Sandy 1 MacCharles made the
presentation. „Miss :Sharon 'Coi-
ling was organist this Sunday.
Mr;' and '12rs,' Ray Hamilton.
entertainedat dinner on Sunday.
honour of Mr. Hamilton's mo
•cafe, a.. beautifullly decrated
Angel cake Was the gift of
'Leonard McInnes,
Recent visitors, with Mr, ' and
Mrs.. W. T. Aoulston'. were Mr,,.
and Mrs., Orville Guy and L nd,i •
of Mitchell,. Mr, and Mrs.; Cyril
Campbell and Miss M. Pickering'
of Lueknow.. • •
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pennington
of Teeswater visited. of S
with Mks.• E. Osborne and STI
and Mrs. Robert Osborne,• ,, • .
OBITUARY
ANGUS GORDON
Angus. Gordan . of .Saskat'oon.
and Broderick, Sask., passed;,
away ;''after an illne,ss of some
months. He' was in his 82nd
year, •and was the son of the,.
laste Archibald and. ,Belle Gordon
of Langside, in • Kinlo.ss Town=
ship;
H.e leaves, to mourn, one bro
ther,• ' Jannes.. Gordon,' and ' two
'sisters, Mrs. Belle Duncan' -of:.
Broderick and• . Mrs.; John Mc-
Gee of Wingham. O:ne brother.,
John; predeceased.bin-1 two years,
ago: The three. brothers had
lived. together at their ,horne 'on.
the *prairies, ;and had not, -mar
?ied'
Interment was •from tiie',Pres
byterian' 'Church in Broderick •to
Saskatoon. Cemetery:
Happiness is, that ;pecul•;a;r
sensation 'when
You acel i -uir' e you;..
are too busy•.to .tbe miserable. •
MY 8ANi'
First find the car of your choice -then talk over :
a Fernily,Finance Paan Loan at your neighbour-'
hood'branch of the BANK OF' MONTREAL
• You deal on a cash basis with
the • dealer of your choice.
• Built-in' life -insurance.
• L+w monthly' payments.
• Applies icy neve or used cars,
•ti A4••••r✓. J:h• eP.. ✓.vs
►N`I�. Off` ,MONTREAL
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