HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-02-10, Page 13WEDNESDAY, FEB. 'iQth, 1985:
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,W INGHAM
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A. M. HARPER
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
a5,r•-. 57 South, Street, Goderich.
Telephone 524-7562
JOH NSTQ-NE'S
FUNERAL HOME
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Modern and °Convenie, t
;Lucknow; Phone 528-3013
Day or . Night
Serving All Faiths
'According to Their' Wishes
Moderate.. Prices
Established 1894
OVAL
Chiropractor '
Physio and Electro T . erapist.
Winghani . -- Phone'' 351-3580
{Office' located on :.John: St., West
next •to Toronto ` Dominion' Bank)
INSURANCE
FIRE, `WIND;: CASUALTY
AUTOMOBILE and LIFE
To Protect Your Jack,
-Insure With .,Jack Today.
J. A. McDONAGH
Lucknow,' Phone 528-3423
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`.R. W. 'ANDREW
'Barrister 'and.: Solicitor •
LISTOWEL, ONTARIO
LUCKNOW ; •
•.Every Wednesday and,
Saturday Afternoon '
Office in :t the Joyiat Block
Tdleplione.
Lucknow 528-3116
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CRAWFORD and
HETHERINGTON
J. H. CRAWFORD. ' O:C.'
Wingharn and Lucknow•
IN' LUCKNOW ,
'MONDAY' and :WEDNESDAY ',
Located in• ICilpatrick:Block
Phone Wingham
Office 357-3630 Res. '$51x2330
LMPERIAL OI
PRODUCTS
for prompt service,
and . quality, products,
Contact:
GRANT. CH ISHQLM •
Phone Collect • .°
Dungannon 5294524'
"Always Look To ln'►perial.
For The Best" •:
41,
Williams OD D.
ptametrist • '.
9 . Pati i k 'Street W.
' WINGHAM
Phone 35/4282
• VARIETY PROGRAM '
• (Continued from •gaga .1;)
The•. "RIP/Wes" of Ripley .and.
Pine 'River 'District sang several
numbers. The. girls, Joyce Fun
Ston, • 'Marilyn;: Them seriBarb
ara- Fuuston,. . ,Anne . Gernrnell
Mary 'Ann, Fiinston .-and Corinne
MacDonald; are :no stranger's to
the . ,uckno�w district hash r='
formed • here :ori .a numberof et-
casi'ons . but their • dance of the
Charleston was an, enjoyable ad-
dition to their. harmonious ':vocal
selections, :.The group of. girls Is.
under the: direction:. of. the piano
accompanist Mrs, John, C ° Mac-
Donaicl, ' . _
"Now Sala 'McGee. •.,was from
Tennessee." An always popular
recitation is. 'this Robert ..Service
poem,. The Cremation. of 'Sam Mc-
Gee. Charlie' Wilkins. of Ashfield
recited' the po'ein. •
HEAR BARBER SHOPPERS
Raynard Ackert, Erwin hall,
Finlay •MacDonald . :and Norman'
Taylor . gave out with spine close
harmony in: several ."barber shop
tunes" of 'days, .gone' by,; '
Rev. Stewart, in': perfprming .his
feats of .magic, was` assisted . by.
a :number of • people from the
audience, John Ackert, Delores;
Whitby, Sharol : Wagner; Elaine
:Murray and Wendy " MacKenzie.
W1-NGHAM� ` .
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MEMORIAL SHOP`.
TH.!S `BEST GRANITES-.
Along With
EXPERT :DESIGNING AND......
WORKMANSHIP
Prices 1Vioat Reasonable
Cemeter.'y..; Lettering a :Specialty `.
JOHN MALI ,_C it
1'.0.: Box ..15a -
PHONE
158PHONE :357=1910 WINGHAM
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C.M�mork1.
Chapel
FUNERAL. SERVICE':.
'Services conducted according
to your. wishes at your Home,
• your Church, or at our.:Mem-
orial Chapel at no "' additional
.
' charge:
Lucknow;' Phone ',528.3432'.
Day or Night
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Kr J.• rtfasKEMZIE, O.D.
Optometrist
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NOW IN RIPLEY •
EVERY WEDNESDAY
Office Hours 10:00 a.m. 'to 9:00
p.ni. Phone .Roy MacKenzie,
Ripley, 96-r-24 for appointment.
R.. W:,BELL;
OPTOMETRIST' r.GODERICH
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F;; T. Armstrong''
Consulting .Optometrist. •
•.
The Square
•(Phone JAcksonU 44661)
T.ED' CO+LLYE t
Registered :Masten , Electrician
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR. ,
• Specialjj izing: In
Electric Heating', Electric; Wiring
.and, Repairs
and
AlI Electrical Appliances
Lucl{iioW --- Phone, 526-5182: ,
G�vller, Mclntosh
and Ward
'CHARTERED ' ACCOUNTANTS
Resideot partner,
J. K. Kennedy, C.A.
Opposite Post Office.
Phone 581.3411 • :Walkerton
SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO •
JANUARY WEATHER •
January left °;a great •variation
of weather and temperature. The
high. temperature was 55 gegrees
on the 0th and 9th of January.
The low on Jar uary .47th. was 21
,degrees s' below zero. Rainfall 'was
,96 and snowfall was 57.6 'inches,
There was very little sun, most-
ly cloudy and with some . fog. Ac-
cording to weather recorder. J •M.
Greer, • the ebundertbormon the
24th. wasquite:, unusual, butnot
new/
The Ontario Heart Foundation
With its affiliate , and Chapters,
is the . ;only: national, . voluntary
health agency devoted- exclusi-
vely to ;combating the heart. 'and,
blood vessel diseases. :. .
Rev. Stewart retired seven years
ago from the ministry, but is still
preaching full time and lett fol-
lowing. ' t: h e 'concert ` .to return
home,
Mrs. Harold lialdenby. of Kin-
lough.. brought.; 'back 'memories
with her pleasing "old songs"
accompanied ;by 'Mrs.. Ross Cum-
ming. ' . •.
HEAR YARNSPINNERS .
Elaine (Murray :and Wendy Mac,
Kenzie of the modern teenage set
quizzed oldtimers`Steve' Stothers
and Stuart Robertson: aboutclays-
-gone-by raising..such topics . • as
barn . raisings; • statute labour,
curbing .'' and ' • marriage: proposals
which amused all .in .attendance;'
A WEE BIT OF .SCOTCH
Lucknow, without a Weee bit ,of
Scotch; would not be, Lucknow.
Don ' Fraser,' . Ripley ' High' .School'
teacher, filled .. in in . this depart-.
Ment with Scottish: songs and hu-'
mour with Tris Wife. on the. ;piano
to help .him, along: 'His' young
daughter. presented ' him with. {a
set of bagpipes and . Dort proved
his:, ability: there alio. He :said
he always walked ' when he ,play-
ed `oto get away, frorn'.•the mus -
.1c:
Oliver, McCharles, president , of
the' Lucknow, Agricultural Society
expressed::,tkanks to all. for 'help-
ing to make :the evening such a
success, and : he urged : thein :to
attend the. annual meeting: of ..the
society the following' -Week to help
plan. • further for the Centennial
year Of the. fair, •
.MEMORIES
The last ' nuinber 'on, the :pro -
gran: proved:' to be . 'quite hilari-
ous in -that •lt brought back in
costume .',.and. 'action events • of
days -gone -by with comments.
about , different residents; '4'f the
community all, Made,. in' 'good fun.
Frank Alton. ,narrated 'from the
"scrapbook" to youngster . Mary,
Ann Alton who sang a ntirnber
later: . •
Participating• in .costume. in . the
"memories" section. were Evan
Keith, Mrs. Harry Lavis, Mrs.
Fred, Mcfluillin, 'Mrs Oliver Mc -
Charles,.. Fred '1VIcQuilli�i,' ':Oliver+,
,MeOharles, Alex'. Andrew, . Mrs;
Omar 'Brooks; Jim •Sinnott; f frs.
Harold Haldenby,. ' Donnie . Alton;
'Joaiine Alton, :Mrs. : Don McCosh;,
Omar . iBrooks,:: Catherine 'Andrew,
Mrs.; :Currie ':Colwell, Mrs. JIM
Sinudtt, Donald' Gaunt, .Bob Ly
ohs .Jr. .
.,,Despite the snowdrifts of the
past few _weeks, Mrs. Bert Alton,
.Mrs.:: Evan Keith, : ,Currie Colwell,
.and 'Gordon Kirkland were all
ready for the /summer season.
The foursome, ,saridpails and sun-
glasses in .'hand, displayed the
"revealing" bathing. suits of. yes-
teryear.
CMTs N. G. MacKenzie, of Luck-
now Modelled a wedding shawl
of her grandmother whioh was
over 100 years old.
• The 'finale :included an Irish
solo : by Jim 'Sinnott and sortie
of' the Irishmen in the group dis
prayed remarkable . :skill at sortie
fancy dancing, Mrs.. Ross Cum-
ming was° at the piano
The concert had a Gay Nine-
ties" 'theme and was .pleasant
'community • entertainment • •and'. a
great , deal of credit goes to those
who; arranged it., Although' Many
workers deserve praise 'for their
efforts, • L11)yd Ackert's work hi
Coordinating the program ..should
be mentioned We at the Sentinel
had Manyconbaett' with Mrs. 01-
iver .eObarles' over the 'program
arrangetnenits sand : realize • the
work that; she put into the ar-
rangements behind : the . scene,.
Many others, alae did .their part
,in making the Agricultural So-
ci.ety about $250 richer in this.
e - "Otiial' . Yeas
W
Whi'te
FefruarV
;White: Cane Week began ` , on
February 7th,. The wh4te cane ; as
a symbol, • • Of ' the sightless, ' was
first• introduced in' 1921 in Bristol,
*England...James Biggs, a photo-
, grapher, who lost his own sight,
thought ' up the idea, and found
it ' so:. -successful Irl rtes • district
that •'he started' to tell people `a-
bout it. , He even wrote to other
countries.: ' Soon, Tionsclubs in
Canada'and`iTnited States became
'interested. Through the thirties,'
inventors produced different types -
'of white canes: Battery -powered
canes, wheel -equipped canes and
.others have a11. 'made' their ap-
pearance sand:. been discarded:'
With the exception of the folding
variety, which -fits a purseor
pocket; the ' original simple white
cane -has proved 'the most service-
able.. In 1951 strips of reflector
tape were attached to thecane
as a • safety measure: The tape
Tights "up. brightly in..the flash :of
an . auto light atnd' warns the
driver. . .
The white cane ' h a $ many,
.meanings. To the .'pedestrian; the
white cane means an invitation
to 'offer a guiding hand : or ' a
friendly. word.. Sometimes just .the
description of w h' a t• 'is taking.
place : before your • eyes; can do:
wonders: :for ' the !blind. it does
not have to be something' . excit-
ing, just, a description' : of the
store. ,fronts 'or an:.eye-catng•
snowman • on somebody's lawn..
To the shopper, a white cane
is the ' sign' that. its. carrier ' might:
like a little assistance with 'choos-
ing.: her •groceries: Some blind
people 'see a little, but 'not enough
to' distinguish labels and ..prices
in the 'supermarket.•
.
To the newly blind, ° the ' white
cane , means one:' of the, , great
Challenges of his handicap. Just
learning :.!to use • It : is ' often an
ordeal. Even to feel . his way down
his own front walk is sometimes.
a areal milestone.
An ;instructor teaches the slain -
of white cane: travel. He points.
out t h a texture of sidewalks,
grass, pavements and other 'sun:
faces that .'tell , their own story.
Stores with: characteristic acorn
'as 'prove wonderful;, landmarks. ,A
tobacco- 'shop,a fruit store, .a
bakery' and many ; More, literally
radiate ;signal a that guide the
blindperson long the , .b u S' y
Training goes a long •way, but
when you give ' a '' Tittle friendly
guidance,' you' put the little.
Cin
the cake. So, nexttime 'you meet
a blind person-, let the ;white: Cane
introduce :you. Lend your good
vision anda pleasant Word.
PAGE THIRTEEN
Gaunt ;:pea . , : ' For
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ommuni olle,.
n'orort► 'Muir°ray Gaunt; Huron
Bruce. member of the provincial
legislature,.••has stressed. the ':meed..:
for a :network of community', col=. ° :.
leges across . Ontario to fulfill, the...
need, . for ' . post -secondary' , educa-
tion .at other than the.unit'• earsity
level. • .
He - proposed a Sarnia, Barrier
Kitchener and, North Bay as prob- - '� •~.
able sites for initiatien - of the pro.
grant.:
Mr. Gaunt, speaking in the
Throne'' Speech debate ,in the .;leg
isature said high schools,. have be
'come screening devices .for u•
versity, applying pressures on
-students at, a, ' time .whenmany
are not matured or motivated to
seek . universi"ty education.
"At' the same' Edirne," he'. said,
"technical 'trade ,courses are. not
integrated -with higher educa-
tion and "end up ' as a :dumping
ground for second _. class 'students
unable to meet university , fie=
quirements." ,
The Liberal member said,, '"the.
only reasonable alternative is . E
plan of .. conununity 'colleges . with
the : efltrance ' . requirements a
grade 12 certificate." ' .
He. cited the example 'of 'a''stu
dent who was . brilliant 'in' the.
sciences arid mathiematues': but
failed • Freitch .- authors. •
"Unable to , gain-. admittance to
university here, this young man, •
left . for the -;United' ,States e
he entered •a community college'
for Completion of his .edion.
.."Today, ;;he is ;the Bead aero-'
nautical • ° engineer. • for:Boeing
.Aircraft, Mr. gaunt_ said..
Gaunt stressed the need
for secondary Students 'to be ed-
ucated socially 'and " culturally
"so they may develop administraa'.
tive and 1eadership qualities. so
necessary' in • the 'growing' age of.
automation."
"The purpose. .'of ' education
'must : be to :meet the needs of
.young people a't' any • given. stage
of their • development • and to
teach the values and attitudes of
life which; they will need to eater,
the 'adult : would,'.'
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