HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-06-17, Page 5WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17th, 1964
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The June ' meeting of White
-
'church. Women's Institute- was.
held Tuesday ' evening in White-
church . community memorial hall
with :: the president Mrs.: Claude"
Coffin ',presiding and opening . the
meeting with the Institute Ode
and repeating the Creedin unison:
She warmly .; welcomed thirteen
ruck, R.R. 3 Port Arthur. .Any -
members and three visitors. Ar thing done along cultured activ-
rangements were::; made for Sun- ices is to be reported to Mrs:
day, July 12 when Whitechurch S. Panting, . Bala, Ontario.
W.I.will be hostesses at the Log LO, are, spending, $100 on the
Cabin museum at Southampton. Peace' . Gardens to make Canada
Mrs : Albert McQuillan, . Mrs.. • Tom 'lovelier.; Bruce South District will.
Jamieson, Mrs:. Ed, Walker/ and again. sponsor "Song" the. little,.
Mrs. Russel ': Ross..were appointed Korean girl. Mrs.. George:' Walker
to be '.responsible but as ' many reported ,on the Conference held
. families ` 'as --can ygo. will be wel- at Guelph . for district:directors:.
come: Mrs: Coffi• asked: that all Mrs. ; Annie McQuillin gave a
collectors for the Red. Shield drive reading and Mrs: Dan•-. Tiffin. , a
turn in their collections by the musical .number. The roll'call was
end of June. answered by a holiday safety
Current events were.: given by rule.. The . singing of • the Queen
the convener Mrs. Wallace Conn closed ' the ' meeting. Grace was
who also . told all about the "Cook- .sung;' and the hostesses Mrs.
George . Fisher and Mrs. Victor
Thehighlights of
South District annual Were 'given.
by District. Director Mrs. Dan
Tiffin who informed the ladies the
next ` district annual will be held
at Bervie and the directors and
executive meeting will be .at Bel-
mor&. A meeting is to be . devoted
to poison, ' its use and, misuse,
and a report sent to _Mrs. Vick -
the Bruce Emerson served lunch;
Silver , Lake IN 1
fest Scrap Book
Tie Bruce County Farm. Safety
Council has announced the win-
leers of the 1964 Safety. Poster
and . Scrap • Book Competition...
There were a total of 50 posters
and 1,0 Scrap Books. entered:,
The winners were as follows;
Elementary,. School. Posters - lst,
"Wilda McLelland, Kincardine; ; 2nd,
Dianne . Stanley, Ripley; 3rd,
Ronnie Sillick, ' Teeswater. Merits
— Marlene . Heber and • Bonnie
Parker, Whitechurch; Donald and
Leonard Woods, Armow; Robbie
McIntyre, Teeswater; ,' David ' Woe-.
lfle, Paisley; Jeanne Marie Reid,
Paisley. °
Elementary' •School Scrap ,Books
- 1st, . Jill 'Kreutzwiser, Wiarton;
2nd, Dianne Gowan,
3rd, Carol Aim Reinl art, . Mild-
may. Merits .Barbara Reinhart,
Mildmay; Sharron. Haelzle, :.Mild-
may; ` Heather Boys, 'Paisley;,
David McDonald, Kincardine, and
Friedhelm Hendricks, Mildmay;
In the open; Scrap 'Book com-
petition the winner . was . Silver
L: ake' 'Women's Institute,
Mr. Herb Kuntz of the .Formosa,
Mutual Fire Insurance : Company
judged. the Competition..
.PAGE .FIvE
truce. Leadership
delegate Named
John Black, Jr. of Chesley has.
been selected to represent Bruce.
County at the "Provincial 4-H,
Leadership Week to be : held at
the 0.A.C., Guelph, from'' July
13th - 17th. The week will fea-
ture discussion groups, : leadership
training and. recreation., The `'dele-'
gates will also be interviewed
during the . week to ;select' Ontar-
io's : representatives. to 1964 Nat-
ional 4-H Club Week, 1965 Inter-
provincial Exchange and the 1965
Washington 4-H 'Club. Conference.
John has completed seven ; 4-H.
club projects, competed in the
Queen's, ,Guineas: class at " the.
Royal,' ;:and: in the Inter -County
Judging : Competition. Re is also
a member of Chesley Junior 'Far-
mers.
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.By' B IL^SI�l1 CEY.
DEAR; 'OLD DAD
Probably the biggest piece of
pure poppycock . on our - calendar
is the Sunday . in June designated
as Father's Day.
It is . almost as silly as cele-
brating the birthday of Queen . Vic-
toria (on ,the nearest Monday),
or adopting that prettty, but un-
inspiring things the maple leaf,
as our flag• symbol. •
That's because; like queens'
birthdays and flags, fathers are
anachronisms, things that belong.
to the dear, ..dead past of empires
and ' gallantry and family solid-
:
The enipire has disappeared,
the flag has become • something
to quibble about, and fathers 'have
turned ., into cartoon characters.
Wed- -have--.-become--'increasingly;
a mother -dominated society. But
in • trying toprove that Mom
doesn't have• . clay' feet, we have
casually accepted . the theory that
father ` has ` a dough. head.
' The word "father" it never
•used any mare, as ,a 'term ' of
'address.. The only place it 'crops:,
up in sociological 'a n d. psy-
chological, terms, such as "father,
image'' or "father=`,figure "-
It's been a Wild swing of the
pendulum, . and it is • a sad' and
bitter thing, this degeneration
from Father to Daddy, but `I can't
help 'pointing out that we ,have
brought : it upon ourselves chaps.
The. Trojans opened the gates
and dragged in that big, wooden
horse. The, Arab let the 'camel
stick his• .nose; into the tent, to
keep • warm. Father achieved . the
same end• by ''relinquishing the
purse -strings to that brave, little
woman with a heart of, gold and
a will Next,.or heirbe began • listen to a I
g I
lot of third-rate tripe, mostly in
the form of articles in wo'men's
maganzines. Thus, he fell prey
to such clap -trap as "family to -
getherness," and "being ,a pal"
to liis . children, and :. "talking . .
things out" with. his wife.
Ii Then, under the ' bullying of.his
I wife and . the :relentless • heckling •
of • his children, he forsook prin-'
• ciples for possessions, and hap-
pity hopped . aboard the treadmill
of proving that he could ' bring
home as much bacon •as`•the. poor,
harassed,. coronary -bound -charac-
ter next •.door.
Slaving like • a • pit pony, and,
attacked for it by . his family,
he :was still expected to help with
the dishes, mow the lawn, enter-
tain at parties 'arranged by his '..
wife, and drive 300 Miles on the
week end to visit relatives.
Thus, the comfortable , paunch ,
which was.' -a ..measure -:of -Father's
success becameDad's pot -belly, '
a sign. that .he wasn't doing his '•
5BX. Thus, Father's ominous look
and cuff on 'the 'ear, became Dad-'
'dy's whine that he".would ctit off '
the : allowance. T h, u s Father's
! majes tic carving ' of .the family
: roast became Dad's : inept spoon-
ing out of the meatballs • smoth-
ered
in canned mushroom soup.
--Not a• pretty :`picture? -Right.
What ere you goingto do about
it, Jack? Will you join me in,
trying to convert". dithering Daddy
to fearless. Father?
�nShall. we grow beards, get . rid
of the blubber, pound' the kids
once a week, and tell , the old
lady we're going fishing when we
dammed feel` like, it?
What's that? You agree, and
you'll join the movement on Mon-
day, but right now you • have to ,
help Mom do the shopping? All
right, Don't say you Weren't ask-
ed.
sk=ed
.,.
F.
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HEARD THIS ONE?
. You can depend on, fat nen
they will never to to anything:
low.
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