The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-05-16, Page 21WEDNESDAY, MAX . 23rd, 1966
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LETTERS TO THE 'EDITOR
Editor, •.Lucknow 'Sentinel
If you will allow the ' space in
your columns I ,would ,like to
let your readers know: of . a lit,
:the incident whish '.occurred `to.
me •in • Lucknow last Saturday
night. ••
The title of ,this note . could be
too much:: "Policing".
I' was going west on Main St:
'about. 11:15 on my way home."
I stepped. the car, . the motor still
running, and, ,was going to' get
out and, pick up the • ,parcels, at,
the: grocery store, when along
came a provincial cruiser and,
two uniformed police. The Pro-
vincial Constable veiny -brusque
informed me to move on.' The
Town Constable 'was the other'
occupant' • of the• . • car: .
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THF LUCKNOW SEN
TZNBL►, trUCKNpW, (aNTAM0
FAMILY SUNDAY
AT ST. HELENS
(ST.. HELENS NEWS).
"God in the biome -;Peace in
the . World", was the theme of
the Family Sunday services held.
in the United. Church on Sunday
.with large • congregations at both
services. A miniature house with
flagstone walks leading across
the green lawn from the "home
to the world through flowered
arches depicting • love; . peace,
truth and faith, formed the cen
tre.. for the .decorations. In spite
of ,the • backward season • flowvers
were .everywhere, Professor
ert Debbie, • who had come , last'
.year from St. Andrew's Voilege,
Scotland- to 'Emmanuel College,
Toronto, was ; the .guest speaker
and . delighted his • listeners with.
his' appropriate sermons on . the
'Christian Mother• in 'the morn-
ing, and "Christ and the Family"
in the evening. At the :morning
service Terry Wilson read the
scripture lesson, the children
san'g a chorus, the choir chose
as their 'number "On Wings . of
Praise” and Mrs.. 'Iiowle'tt arid
Mr.: !Niel Brown sang "The Lord
is My Shepherd". At the evening
service which was in charge of
the: Y:P',U.,. ' 1Vlarion 1VIcDonald•
assisted in the worship 'service,
a Young people's. choir . , sang
"God • Who ' Mades.t Earth And
Heavens ' and. Anna;„T 4
The ••Giary .of 114`'''Vresence".
Mr.: and Mrs.. Andrew Gaunt
and 'Murray "were at the
Guelph, last Wednesday,, when
Murray was • a . member • of ' the
graduating class for the two year,
course.. In addition` to' receiving
this 'dipl'oma; Murray won .`the..
general proficiency award for 'an'
a=verage. of 80 'Percent `:for the
two years. This "prize; donated=by
Dr:; W :R; " Reek, v.as $40 Ile
also won the 1949 -Associate •tro-
phy for the student who :has
made the . ,greatest . progress in`
all' .branches of the .work .ih the
e
two year course.
The regular meeting of the
Women's Institute will ,'be held.
in the Community Hall on Thur-=
day afternoon, May; 31st at
o'clock:.. Please note the :change
in date:and. time. This will 'be
Grandmother's Day with.. a Spec-
ial invitation. •to all grandnioth
ers .and, will..be iii .charge' of Miss
W, .'D Rutherford. Roll •call, A
Canadian ..woman who ` became
famous; motto, What happens
,today is history -tomorrow, by
Mrs. E. W. Rice; :hostesses, Mrs.
E. Barbour, Mrs.. C. Taylor, Mrs.
L. McNeill.
Mr. and . Mrs, Allan Miller aW
ly tended thegraduation of nurses
of St. Joseph's . Hospital,• London;
on Wednesday • as . the .guests: of
their cousin, Miss Anna Robb,. a
manlier of the graduating class.
_Miss ,IsabelaMchersonr stud
ent'nurse at St: •Joseph'.s •Hospi-
tal, London, is spending a two:
Week vacation at her home here.;
'Professor and Mrs: ROA. Dobe
What I would like to know is
why,do_
Pro`iinciatTPolice-- have
any jurisdiction in regards to
ordinary . traffic on our Main
Street? : What do your merchants
and' taxpayers of Liickno'w real-
ly have 'a Town .Constable'. for?
know' quite : weli' that police
have a job • to do, but don't you -
think it's rather small for a .Pro-
vincial Policemans .of the Pro -
Vince ' of Ontario to• order.: a law-
abiding . citizen to move . on
when lie was merely, stopping, to.
pick_ up his groceries -and -I --def -
finitely • wasn't ,holding up. traf-
fic.
1 would like to hear•,the mer-
chants' views or anyone who. is.
• - i nterested•- j-ti-•the:..w'e . • ' r•
village in regards: to ' this : Over
Policing.
RURALITE:.
The young man looked d+ the
high ,brmces . on • the night "club
menu• ': and then turned to his
date . end said` "What will you
;,ave, rrj plump little • doll?' '•
'4 BORN
.'WILTERS'`
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old r: and Mrs, Ger
Wafters : wish toannounce
the birth 'of daughter, Arleen,
1Vlary on Sunday, May•.13th at`
WingTmam ''Hospital,. . .
e• NlacKE 'ZIE-.in Kincardine Hos
p�ta1, on Wednesday, •May ' 2nd,
Mr. and Mrs,. Ross • IVIacl en
e, R. 3, Godericitp a. son, 'Brad-
ley Jo�k,r.
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be . of Toronto'were week -end
•guests of Mr. and . Mrs. Ralph
Howlett. at the Manse.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon .•Miller
and Larry and Donald ..Taylor of
Londoi1 were holiday visitors.
with Mr; and Mrs.. Chester Tay-
lor. . . .
Judy and. Jia' my Wilson .of
Whitechurch spent the holiday
week=end as; guests of their
cousin, Terry Wilson. •
Miss , Anna . Stuart ' of Toronto.
was a A holiday visitor with' Mr.
and Mrs. George Stuart and Mr.
Joe Stuart.
Mrs, Wrn. Gollolter of Norwood
was •'a Sunday guest of Mr.• • and
Mrs . W. A. .Millen:
" •Misses Lois and Ruth Webb
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are home from :Teachers'; Coll-
' ege at 'Stratford for the vacation.:
Ruth has successfully completed
her course and Lois returns for
one exam. Both girls 'will, teach
in Brantford next' year.
Mr: and Mrs. Mel Brown and
Bob Murdie of.Kitchener were
week end visitors. with Mr; and
Mrs. R. Woods. and Mrs, Alex
Murdie,
WHITECHURCH
Mr. and 'Mrs... Archie Watt,
Linda and Lorr•ine• •of Toronto
spent •the weekend with his -par-
' ents, Rev.'and, Mrs. W. J, . Watt.
Rev.and Mrs. George .Watt and
family of Dungannon 'also visit,
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y 'A Grli'ELEVEN',
ed with his parents on .Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. ',T. D; 'Ross of
Cayuga spent the week -end, with .
Mr. & Mrs. Herb Laidlaw. Mrs.
Laidlaw returned to 'their hoe
-with thein for a few days. N
The play, , "Mr: Bean. front.
Lima' sponsored by the Wrox
eter Young Peoples, will be held:
in the Hall on Friday evening.
Proceeds are for the Library.
Mr. Thgs.: ' Gaunt and Mrs.
Paterson of , Wingham visited ' on
Sunday with' Mr,. and Mrs. . E.
Casemore.,
Mrs,' Margaret MacPherson and
her' sort: Bill of Milverton will
spend the :next months' at
the farm on Con. 10, __inloss....•,...r_.:
By CNR, you start your holiday in s
luxury hotel on wheels. The engineer doeti. -
your driving, and there ate courteous:
people to serve you.
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here do you thinkyou're going .?
BOUND,FOR THE EAST? HEADED WEST? No matter where . Next time you ;travel, go by
train. More and more
Canadians :who are going
places,. go CNR on such
famous "name" trains as the
Super Continental, the
Continental, the Ocean Limited
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in this wide : and wonderful land you're going, by CNR
• you'll get there in comfort and m,style.
YOU'LL EAT, . SLEEP AND BE MERRY, In' the new CNR.
Dinette you Can have a . hamburger and coffee if you're
not in a full course dinner ;mood. At night, you'll sleep •
like a kitten between soft white sheets. And always., by
train, there's the stimulation of :meeting *new people.
'ALL. THIS, FOR 'JUST 'A FEW. CENTS •A MILE — Before you
• decide how you're'going to. get there, check CNR fares.
• Subtract :the 'worry and fatigue of battling traffi LAcl4 •
the comforting certainty of train •travel --- whatever the
'weather - you're on your way,' and a 'rented car, if
. you wish, will •a'wait your arrival at major points..
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Contact. four Canadian.Nationat representative,for
information and reservations.'
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