The Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-11-08, Page 15NESDAY, NOVA • 8th, • 1961
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OPEN LISTOWEL BRANCH
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(DUNOANIION NEWS) ,
The ,United Church W.M.S. held
the autumn Thank -offering ;fleet-
ing in the church auditorium on.
Friday afternoon. with a good at-
tendance . of ladies. Mrs. Esther
Rivett presided, :assisted ,by Mrs.
Hugh. McWhinn€y. Mrs. Rivett
began the meeting with, the: call
to 'worship, {`Women of• God'
"Arise." Mrs.;McWhinney read the.
87th 'Psalrri, and ,concluded: with.
prayer. Mrs. M.. Reed gave words
Of welcome to the ladies an•
'ferrel to `the . • long . interest of
W.M S. work here. ;The lite, Mrs.
Colin :Pentland, ,'formerly France's
•Anderson,. organized ::the first:
W.M.S. here. 'seventy-three years.
ago, when but a girl :of eighteen;.- the v5i11 be ;invited to inspect
which. -h'• is' . ve creditable thing. Y. p
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'!!h ca ... • �' the' modern, air-conditioned .of-
On Friday, November 10th the
•first Perth County branchoffice.'
of • Br. itish . Mortgage and Trust
Company will open in Listowel.
. Ceremonies will begin at 2 p:m;
hen—DrmIiarry-�D-Livingstone;
senior; • practising physician in
Listowel, will: cut the golden rib-
bon. ' Mr;' W. H; Gregory, Presi-
dent of British `. Mortgage,` :.will
.be in charge of the . official op-
ening. Mr. J.. 'Fred, :.Edwards,\
M.L.A.; Mr. Elwood Smith, Mayor
of Listowel and Mr. Angus Dick
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.son; Reeve of Listowel, wiI'l'.part-'
icipate' in the brief ceremony..
Mr... Carl Stief, Listowel Branch
Manager; .Mr. Wilfrid' P. Gregory,,
Q.C., Exec.utive:.vice-president &
Mr. Glen Zurbrigg, " 'Listowel
Branch ..Assistant Manager,• will
Welcome • the guests ' after which
and._.such is almost unheard of in ire.''
this,•age. A • duet Was; 'given :by . Will '=hild :on;
Open. house" w be. e
Mrs: 'W.: J. Craig„ and Mrs; `Dun Friday from 2. to • 5 and from ., 7
can McKay 'accompanied by. Mrs:: to 9: o'clock` and on' Saturday, No
K. ' McDougal. _ Mrs Wallace Wil-:
vember llth frorYi 2 to 5' _o'clock..
son •..gave •,a reading: .:Mrs. Bert Founded . in 1877, 'head . office of
Alton:," gave a splendid address on British Mortgage and.: Trust Com
,the 'Chriistiaii in a changing pang, is in ` Stratford Now under
• World, and the need to go for- construction is a fine. new • Head
ward: to cope with 'these: changes. Office luildig
nwhich will ' be
'She, referred to• the : downhill
ready, for occupancy early in the
trend` in Christian living by the summer` of 1902. In. addition ,.to
mount • of 'liquor' 'consumed' and the Listowel 'office,: Branch offi
mlso •the laws of Sunday ignored
by many; Helen Wardrope :played
•-a„ violin ','solo accompanied by.
Karen McKenzie,' Porte Albert. rich :arid ;Hanover.
Mrs. Tom., Young, Mrs. Dynes
• ".Campbell, 1VIrs... Wilmer Rutledge,:
Mrs. Jack Alton, Mrs, Herb: Fina
nigan gave. readings; duet, Bon=;
nie" Culbert.. and Dianne Erring-
ton: The ladies' retired to, the
ba ent for lunch.
r.. and' ,Mrs.; Grant Jones .of
Ottawa spent the week -end with
their, cousins, Mr; and Mrs: Mason
McAllister. •
'Ws:: Earl Lumley, Victoria
B.C. is visiting her cousins, Har -
•old and Cecil Blake,,.. accompanJ-
ing cou§ins,.-.Mr. and Mrs. Br F.
`Comfort, St. Catharines .:Other
visitors were Mr, and Mrs: H.
Eugene Hansoni • East Tawas,,
Michigan.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Lloyd Pearce '&
.little son, Lloyd Richard ,Ricky),
o'f .London.. visited . a couple of
days last week with the' ;lady's
PParents, Mr` . and s Frank
nt
land
ces are. located. in Brampton,
G oderich' and ''Hanover 'With new.
office buildings planned for Gode•-,
LeffersT� •
Dear .Friends'
The. 'support ;this' Comptiunity
has given :.to: our Society ' in the
past: has'meant a `,great deaf to.
the unfortunate Children of Bruce
County ..whom , . we serve. 'Your
donations: have helped to im=
prove this service in many ways.
It is,; our 'sincere hope :,that you
Will. consider .:it worthwhile to
continue ,your support this " year;•
• 'Our Annual •Drive, :for Funds.
is now ,underway and>.once •again
our target is a comparatively
modest $3,500:.' We hope to
achieve this goal and..thiis be
able .to carry on with, our' Pro-
tection Services for,' the 1961-62
Mrs. N�rman$tuai.t
D.I'ed..Sudd�nI
Y
MRS. NORMAN STUART
Death came suddenly on Wed
nesday evening of last week to'
Mrs. Norman Stuart of Lucknow,
at • the age: of 63. .
For years Mrs. Stuart had a
diabetic, condition. She was, ad-
mitted to Wingham Rohpital the
previous Thursday and later, had
been taken to Victoria Hospital,
London, • for 'treatment. Her 'condi- i
tion. •was not one of immediate
concern, and it was a shock to
learn. ;thatshe h,ad passed away
suddenly. from a ' heart attack,
shortly after eleven o'clock Wed-
nesday. Mrs, Stuart had appeared
as usual when the nurse made
•her •round' t- eleven o'clock.
Mrs'. Stuart was :the' former
Jean N. Clubb, datighter of John
Clubb and Clementine (Inglis)
Clubb, and was.. born at Wing -
barn on. September 7th, 1898.
Mr...,and Mrs. Stuart were mar-
ried in . Lucknow. on May 23rd;
1916..They resided yin Windsor
for several' years before coming
to •Lucknow in the thirties where
they .had.' since, 'resided Despite
indifferent 'health she *as Of a
che.ery,_jo .lyi_riature,
The, funeral service was con-
ducted by Rev. Rod ;MacLeod of
Lucknow Presbyterian Church, 'at
the . Johnstone Funeral Horne ori
period. . •
Mr. and Mrs. Mason:McAllister Some of the things y'' your,
recently' visited• their son, in% money helped us, to do last, year
are shown below'
.1. 221 'children supervised • and
• protectedn their .own• homes.
2, • 42 children brought into' care.
Our' total now is, over
.43 Unmarried Mothers assist-
ed'and-plans,Made for their
.babies. ,
4. • 7.4wCourt'•Cases presented
5 18 Adoptions Completed. '
6. -317 services provided .Tri other
instances where treatment
teas completed 'within 30 days.
Children are still being 'beaten
cruelly,' starved, exposed to. im-
moral acts, da'maged emotionally
and deserted and grossly neglect-
ed ' in other :ways as well: You
can help us alleviate the,'suffer-.
ing caused by these conditions in
Bruce County by helping us now.
Eerxiember,` this is YOUR Society
and .these are: your "ether' child'
rent'
We• �prornise you the .best seri
vice that. re can give`— We know
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• Ken ,McAllister arid his ,Wife at
Sudbury.' ` '
' Mr. John 'Spivak is a patient
at Victoria' Hospital; London, Un-
der observation following an
operation for -removal
dix.
Mr.. and Mrs:*'. jerry. Larroque
of Montreal are visiting the tat-
ters parents, Mr. and •Mrs. Bert
Maize:
iVlr. Arthur • Thompson under-
went an. operation at 'Victoria
Hospital, London; last week and
is reported to' be doing fine:
LANGSIDE
Mrs, Percy Garbutt was admit'
end to Victoria ' Hospital, Lbndon•
• Monday. •
Mrs, Homer Zuhr was taken.•to
Wingham I3ospital on Sunday
then on to 'London to `Victoria
liospit0,,
WORT( BOOTS $7.95
( ,Extra Heavy ,Leather Sole,: Reg. $10.95'
I-IIG BOOT , scat tread,, • reg.: 17.95 .. 2' R • $14.37 ;
HIGH .BOOT, .leather sole, reg, $18.95. 815.17 • .
HIGH; BOQ ',.:cat tread,. reg. $22.95 , ...., , $18',37
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BOYS' LOAFERS
1/2 sizes, black,
Reg. $6.95:
$4.95
SLIPPERS,, all;' in stock wi 20
Season Clearance oRunning Shoes
Men's, reg. $1.98, .to go at ., ; $1.60
Boys', reg. $1.75, to go at , ... .. $1.40
Boys', reg. $1.35, to go at , ....; $1.09
Child's Canvass and Corduroy, 25% off
TWO DAY SALE
Starts Friday 9 a.m. to Saturday 9 p.m
CASH. SPEAKS • " COME EARLY FOR , SIZES
Saturday,••November 4th. Inter-
ment was in Greenhill Cemetery,
the pallbearers' being Alex and
Torn Inglis, Lloyd McNall,' :Cecil`
McNall, Charlie Robinson, Garnet
Besides -her husbw il-=sf�e iso
survived.by; one .son, 'Jack L.
Stuart' of Lucknow; one "brother,,'
Calvin Clubb "of. London and: two.
sisters,.. Mrs. F. Harris (Cora) `'of.
'•Marys, .and- Mrs. A. Ogilvie
(Ada) of Toronto.
. She ,.was', predeceased, by two
brothers, John: • and, Alfred Clubb,',
er Ha
pc act s
•es.0sbltes
:(.By J:..Carl ,Hemingway) •
: Dernocracy has; been a popular
word, for many years, but I Won-.
der what it Means to:most of .us.
Dees, .itsimply. mean boing
toy
Vote for.one bf the candidates`on:
the 'ballot on election da` ? If 'You:
ve , •t
!didn't o any',opportunity o
h,
narne.::the: candidate :you.'haven't
much •choice, have. you?
Let's, start over -again. Demo-
,acy originated • in :.'the small
'emmutrity : wlere -every rnembe
:had' the. opportunity to: express
himself :However as : our area of
government grows' it becomes
creasingly impossible. to -have
each. member .express his ,opinion.
We then :turn to the delegate sy-
stem to, give us'some measure of
control over. our. government.
at good '`'many people lost their
lives to give . us ,this method of
governingourselves, arid •it should;'
a to:
nc niers c
h` nve e -some o
'be wort
preserve 'the fruits of their sac
rifice :
Having::• done.` this you dare still
:not free from' responsibility. Itis.
stili :your duty as .well as'•your,
privilege to •'make . suggestions at'.
all 'levels through 'resolutions. If
this ,is done'' we wily lie,,; as :.close
to true democratic government .as.'
is possible in a large.'society. But
..let it be fully understood that the.
opportunity to :nominate . is •dust,
as 'important; if not, more import-
ant, than the right to vote. ;
If • your': leaders • provide the op=
portunity for. 'you t� speak and
you say 'nothing, they are justi-
fied in thinking .",yon. have noth;-
ing•,.'to •say.. '
A good. example; of this failure
'of ;farriers to speak •was : the
•hearing • on crop •..insurance• that.
•was held in Markdale last Friday'
by the Government .Crop.
ance Committee.. In ,spite •; of pe :
sonal invitations •to a large ;.num
ber of representative farmers: and
organization leaders' only feur at-
tended. Are farmers;'in favour or.
Huron-.B.euce.:
Liberals: �111eet
n ednesday '
rlopposee
:i peommiemoieeeeeilieeeeeeepeeeeeeeemmeeireeeeeeo!
evening, Nov -
.ember .1st, forty :delegates; in
chiding :.the Huron -Bruce Liberal
'Association • executive, held -a
diener meeting at the Queens,
Hotel, Wingham: •
George. Inglis of Belmore,, the
riding president, chaired: the
meeting and •reported on-t'he.As=.
sociation's activities ' since the
last annual meetirig:•The.assemb-
led 'delegates ,..frem each ot the:
riding 'municipalities heard Far-
quhar Oliver, : M.LA... South..
Grey, deliver', an up -to -d ate re-•
port on Legislative Assembly's
activities, in the past,• present and
future./
Hugh •Hawkins o Clinton,
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chairman of. • Western' Ontario
North Liberal Assbciation • and
' the''Yoiung. Liberal Association, of •
Huron, :.e-xpressed greetings. ` A. : ;
lively discussion• period` and the .
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" setting " upp of several m
l committees
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concluded the evening's,' activi
ties.'
Is Yotr.
Siibscription Renewed? '
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Introducing
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The same thing applies' to large
organizations The annual meeting • . •
of the O.F.A. will be held ,
Royal York,.. Toronto. 'How can •
we; as farrn members of 'this ••:
province wide organization, re-`
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taint, democratic • control?: 'If' we
follow the •reco r Mended procee- •'
dure of this organization we will. ° 5
begin:Wwith our township units.' •
At the annual meeting of this , .'
unit it is possible for ':every • rein•=. • •
bee to .attend' and it is' within his •
reach: Here 'the member should '•
have/ the opportunity • to vote • to
elect the , representative :•of his
choice to the. larger 'County..unit. •
- To be, truly 'democratic the no-
minations for this 'person will be 2
by' secret ballot. This provides •
•the'candidates -for the election to •
follow • and 'you do then have the
opportunity tb vote for your own. •
choice. Balloting,•should . continue •
until one 'has • a •clear majority. •
Unless this procedure :'is followed •
we are only a step Or two front
the Russian systern. r where you
only .have .the opportunity of
sayir g•yes. Or no to the one nar'ne
on the 'ballot. The same method
is Alien used at 'bounty level' to.
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