The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-01-13, Page 15ISH?. 1965
• • ,. Tfi�E •'LUCKNOW SENTINEL'
'WEDNESDAY,` JAN
LUCKNOW,'
ONTARIO
PAGE. FIFTEEN:. •
o Arna TV VIEWS ,
Luc w.
(By William Whiting)
The world is still talking about
the possibilities of •international
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY • 13
• Squirt Practise '7-8
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Skating . 8,00 to 10:00 1).M.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 14
curling' --1 to . 5 ? to 11 .
• FRIDAY; JANUARY, .1$
• kaon A . 8:00 to 10:00 ,
p.m;
SATURDAY, JANUARY 16
peewee; Pleas and. Squirts 8 to -12.
Skating .--• 2 to .4 8 to. 10 •
'Peewee, Practise 5:3076.:30 '
SUNDAY;. JANUARY 17'
• Skating 2:00 to C00'
Curling : — 7:00 to :.11:00
'MONDAY,, JANUARY. 1`g.
' Peewee. ;Game . 7-8
Bantam 8-10.
TUESDAY, • JANUARY.' 79
• North Ashfield 'School 4:30' • to 5:30
` .Rural: Hockey , - 7 :to. 11:00 .,
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jevisio . .ever since a , satellite.
made,posible the first space phone
conversation. four years ago. Al-
though it has technological; sci-
entific ' and commercial aspects,
it has something else that is more
•exciting. it -can promote warmth
and understanding' among, t e
,people - of the world,.
Recently,.we . spoke about 'tele-
vision being• here to 'stay; that
it provides instant.. entertainment,
eduction an information. Let
us consider only its potential for
t h e promoting of . international.
goodwill, but .also for combatting
international bad will.
w There ' is
something 'about the intimacy of
• television- .that ; brushes away or
diminishes the' ,barriers • of.:lan
.uage .and.. _custom.. Watchingin
• the. relaxed', and. private atmos-
phere ..• of your • own ' home, you
can • see international' figures in'
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
�qurrt . Practise 7-8
Skating 840
8-10
Open' For Engagements
', SEASON'S 'SKATING TICKETS
Available :At The Arena
M.Ir•
AMBERLEY
•A large crowd attended the: re
caption •at Kincardine : Beach pav-
kiNLo'uc-H
Holyrood W. 1.
The H.W.I.: met 'in the ' hall on
Thursdayafternoon .with the
president; ' Mrs. Alex Pete§ 'in
charge:.,The meeting opened with
the . singing of ` the 'ode -arid the
Mary ,Stewart collect, repeated in
unison. Thank. yotr. /notes were
read for gifts and .remembrances.
It was ;decided to:' dispense with
the card parties.- The roll :call
was answered with, -".a. Sottish
joke.", Mrs., Harold , Haldenby
favoured with 'a solo "Flow Gent-
ly :Sweet` Afton", by •Burn's. ,„Topic:
The Life..of Robert Burns, was
given•• �by Mrs: William Eadie. A
panel ' on Resolutions coristed
ofModerator, Mrs.. Raynard Ac::
keit, Mrs. Lorne Eadie. Ivies Har-
• Ilion on. Friday' evening • which . old Haldenby - and ” Miss Edna
was . held arr 'honour of Mr .and. Boyle. It was decided togive• ass -
Mrs Bob Stott of. the fourth con istance . to a :family. 'whose 'home
cession of Huron ' was destroyed ` by ,fire The • meet-
Percy Courtney who is en)
ployed• at a Loblaw' Store ••in Guel-
• ph visited with •'relatives '. in the:
holiday season.
A. ;shower was: held, in honour sae.
of Miss Dianne . E•mmerton: on ,,Congratulations to, . Mrs. Alex
Wednesday ;afternoon of last. week. Percy who won : $25:00 in the Sup=
`at Sty. Lukes ' Anglican: parish er bingo .ever, CKNX .Television.
• hall Pine River A large crowd Mr: and Mrs. "Francis Boyle,
attended 'and, Diane" •was the . re -..Brian; Bo ie Ke�' `' • Hea her
Bennie, erry, . - t .. .
cip eat' of many lovely' gifts , and ,' Corrine were dinnerguests
Donald: 6ourtney who was del with' Mrs William Cox. and Rev.
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egate• for` Perth, Huron and Bruce : Benson Cox 'on Tuesdays, evening.'
,;attended the annual meeting . of ? Friends of Mrs. P. A. 'Murray,
• the • Ontario : Cheese ' Producers are pleased to know 'that she : is
'Marketing Board• on ` !1'hursd`ay � ;improving ., � f av_.ourably after. be
and Friday of. last `week:. He'. was; Ing , hospitalized, for. 'a time: •
accompanied by Mrs. • D:. Court „ Rev. ••Benson•Cox was in charge.
nes, 'also. Lawson : Doig ,and ,And ::of ,the.. Anglican Service'` on Sun-
new, Simpsons of . the, ; M'olesworth : day • morning . supplying for Rev:
Cheese • .Producers: Planes were Canon R: `W: Stump who has been•
grounded owing to dense. fog at,• hos italized . for. the: past week. •.
Ottawa ' was p
and .. the: trap, home Mrs: Tom Hodgins 'will. be host -
made b train. �on
y ass .•for the W.A.`:WAmeetingwill.
'Sym ath ' extended to the Thursda� afternoon. Scripture,
ture,
'Lowry 'families in:' the passing .of 'Mrs, George . Haldenby, Meditar
Mr. Robert 'Phare �: were'' and t•,for ten =-- : This will be a
�, Call Worship
tables. of euchre at . Aniberley .quilting; ••
Oran ' e'• Hall Monday evening. ' :Keith Maulden and Donald • Bair
Orange. on y_, .. g ,... • .
'Winners of high prizes Were.: Mrs: i spent the week -end, with Cr. .and
Emile !McLennan • and • Mr • Will- Mrs Arthur Phillips and; Peggy
lam pace and the lucky {draw•: to' 1,•at Fonthill.• :
Mr, William' . Ferguson. Mr: and Mrs 'Clare Sparling,
Mr. and.'Mrs:"(tester° Emmen Allan and Douglas of .Walkerton
ton, Miss Betty ' Emmerton, Mrs visited on, Sunday with Mr. and
John- Emmerton • and' Mrs. Kel-Mrs. George • •Haldenby
Vin •IlendersOn visited on Satur i., 's to Mr. and
Congratulation
day with Miss .Louie Nesbitt;
` of • Mrs •. Grant Eckenswiller on the
St', • Marys Hospital, London.' ` 'birth of *a daughter,
•
tic Works: Roads,Highways andStreets, "etc•
al Welfare' 706.23
Relief; Assistance
ation; '•including d �:t ges
eation and Com :+ ity Service
t Charges
Long-term debt charges
'Ass own share of ,school debt'•charges
ing closed by ' :singing the Queen
and Grace after which .lunch was
Served. by the hostesses',. Mrs. El -
Wood. Elliott ' and Mrs.' Ed :•
Thornp-
Short-term interest and other charges
is written off :and refunded
t: or Special Expenditures
County Rates
Pollee .... • . '
Village •rates`..•
llaneous (speeify)
ovision', for. deferred income '
Total Expenditure
cits from Previous Years ; Levle
iditure Section,
foil
32,480.67
•
• • 706:23
45 149.52
a personal' light '
We • have seen .,our Queen in
her home and visiting Canadian'
and other • Commonwealth cities,
We have seen - the _ Presidents ; of,
the .. United States many times..
We have seen many world ' fig-
ures,'
ig-ures,• .including the • Krushchevs.
And all ' these, people, through• tel
evsion, ,were warm and under-
standing, We felt We: knew them..
It• is estimated•that by 1967 or
1968 we' willhave • a, workable
satellite' ,;network. Let's. hope. that.
the World • powers will notfail
to.. develop television's .internation
al potential._ •
yes,we have said and' we re. -
peat.. again.: • Television provides
instant entertainment, education
and information. • And soon We,
are to haveinstant ' public rela
tions 'throughout the universe.
ASHFIELD
Mx Wm .Ross • is. , horn . after
a week in "Wingham Hospital.
• • A miscellaneous shower was
held in honour of :. Mrs. Gordon'
Barger, ;formerly Mary Lou Coll-
inson, • in '.North . Ashfield School
on Friday evening,
A number of the W.M.S.'neral
'.hers attended . the 'Presbyterial in
Lucknow on Tuesday.
Mrs.. Wm. , Finlayson, ; a, native
of Ashfield, the ' former Qive
Stewart, • passed • away in Kincar-
dine on Saturday . at the age, .of
99, after an illness :of lffvree weeks:
She is :.survived by three" daugh-
ters, Miss .:Margaret 1' inlayson.
and : Mrs: Win: Patterson of Kin-
cardine; and Mrs. -Mabel Gray
of Florida; one son, Stewart . ` of
Detroit and one grandchild : The
funeral _ was --held in the • Kincar-
dine Presbyterian ; ' Church on
Monday
45. 0 'Accidents
Says -Saf et; •,, ieague
"Unless the : Canadian public
shakes off its apathy and ':realizes
its responsibility; ,more - than 4,50.0.
Canadians wilt' die. in accidents
other •than on . the road ' in .1965,"
declared W. E„ Austin of .Oshawa•,
Ontario, .`president of the National
Safety ' League of, Canada •
.gu
Mr. Austin's: eatimate • did ". not
include industrial;. accidents..
''He
pointed_ :out that. the League was
doing all it could. to bring about,
public awareness of the ' dangers
of accidents 'off the. highway.' "It,
comes ' as a shock to many," • he
said, "that next to the highway,
the home is the most dangerous:
location. 'Too. 'many people think -
of :the home as a• haven of safety,
but the 'opposite is' true"
Mr. Austin. `also. • emphasized the.
need for strict' care in sports and,
recreation', on the farm, . on ' and
in the water, and where children.
are:' concerned., "We: 'simply must
pay !sore: attention to the: perils
that surround 'us: While:' the acc
dents' in' non -traffic areas ,are not
increasing -unduly?' too 'many fat
alities• and ., •.injuries occur . there:
each Year, and too many of thein.
need 'neverhappen;,"'. he : Said,.
Mr, Austin is / assistant to the
president, of General' Motors of
Canada. • He will preside at a ser-
ies .• of NSL • meetings ` in ;Ottawa . in
mid-January; where. non-traffiic
safety will • be; discussed with NSL
executives and• provincial safety
council ', marnagers-
IVo .Extension On
Licence Pates
'589:75 Ontario owners of . passenger
, and dual ' purpose vehicles and.
motorcycles , are lagging. in their
purchases of 1965 licence, plates,
Transport Minister. Irwin Haskett
has,, warned.,
• "Unless the pace picks up, there
will be long lineups late in Feb-
ruary just before the, old plates
expire," Mr. Haskett said.
New plates went on sale De-
cember lst.. At°the. end of Deem
ber, , with one third of • theotal
time- gone, only one tenth of these
Owners :had obtained. theirs
This means that of the prov-
ince's ' 1,700,000 'passenger: cars,.
1,500,000; still lacked the new
plates as the year ended,,
On and after March lst drivers
$114,710.18 . using 1964. plates will be. liable.
$-11,035.70
9;955.70
1,080.00
564,98 •
W $ 1,644,98
$ ; 21.56
$ 25,225.69
976..53
$ 26,202,22
118::60
$ 118.66
$112,736.14
1,974.04
)ur Quarters -Are Smal�
Our Bargains' Are Bi
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OUR. TEMPORARY` QUARTERS ARE 'QUITE SMALL
AND PREVENT, US FROMSTOCKING THE COMPLETE
• LINE OF MAJOR...APPLIAN,C.ES THAT: WE WOULD OR
DINARILY• HAVE ;HAD ON THE FLOOR, BUT, OUR SMALL...
QUARTERS- • DOES NOT.: PREVENT US'. FROM OFFERING. `
BIGGER THAN EVER BARGAINS IN ALL ,TYPES• OF AP-.
PLI,ANC:ES.�.. `
nd See For ourself:
L`ucicnoewr.
Phone 528=3008
so dear to a
east
ouquer
nvitation
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Good taste' needn't be expensive. Our beautiful Bc u uet
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Invitation ' Line' proves with th • . m
.thisemost exquisite papers,
:type faces and: workmanshipou: could Wish for!
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features ;Tl ermo-Engroving-_rich raised, lettering—elegant.'
as the finest ,craftsmanship ; yet costing so little! Cottle'.
see our unusual selection. •
lc; hvo wee e c e(Per
'$E TINE
ie LUCKNOW
to 'a . fine of, up to ' $50.00. There
will be `"absolutely no :extension
beyond:, the' February 28th, dead-
line, said .Mr. Hackett:..
1965.P lates . fo trucks and .trail- ,
ers-go on . sale March •: ist, '1'965, •
end the ' .1964 ruck and ' trailer
plates e • .ire 'Ma ch.. 31st • 1965.
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