HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-11-20, Page 11WEDNESDAY, • NOV. 20th,, 1963..
THE LiTCKNOW SENTINE e, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
711E KANGAROO, the largest of the
Australian marsupials, roams the
' countryside in large bands. Although a
full -gown kangaroo is nine feet high
end weigh 200 pounds, the baby is
only an inch long when 8 is bora. It
days Inside its moue's pouch until
It is Ave er six months' old, at ol*b
theft weigh several pounds 'and b
able too shift for Ksdf.
When the laninws. hevesIts
lome it is ready to take its rlshihd
ghee ti the world. To help' your children
tai' Meir righted place in the
then Is nothing better than life insw .
once: Lett me tell you about Sun Life's'
Educational Policy which cm so may
providefutsfortheir college education
Wm.
J. Kinahan
R.R. 2, Lucknow
Phone Wingbam 357-1987.
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY OF CANADA
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The Department of import
has approved e land sztt ,leas-
ed • b•tChe Port Elgin.Chamber
of Commerce as a ,proposed air-
staip considered important to the
I tlhiiOlyou'll ':agree. that we
all have problems. If you 'don't
you're either„dead or rich, :and
in either case have no business
reading t, is cold man,
Wouldn't it be. grandif we
voters could solve ..our problems
aseasily . as the ,government does?
When an ordinary person has
a problem --too many bills, Ma-
they hitting the bottle, children
getting lippy, storm windows. not
on yet -he' has to do something
about it, either positively or neg-
atively: •
That is, he, efinds a , solution: to
the problem or be •doesn't. He
stops paying ;hors (hills, tries to.
ge Mom off the ibottile and on-
to the !bingo games, gives the
kids a belt . On e eari. aard talks
his .neighbor into helping !him
put on the storms. '
Or, if he's another stype, he
pulls his ad into his t hdulclers
and 'hopes, He hopes at ,he'll
win a sweepstake, that Mother -
will join AA, .that the kith will
stop bullying ~hire, and that it'll
be., a mild :Winter.
Either way,, he has ,to make
a . decision=--•whetiher to , act . or
'hope. Not so e, government
Muinnciiiall„ provincial or -federal,
it, has a much ' neater way out
cif dulernthas '1t• appoints a body
te look into the Matter: And in
this 'case;' ,boder and corpse are
often synonymous.
Ask a : municipal council for
sew street ' lights, adequate sew-
age , disposal, • or patches for .the
potholes. ,It listens politely, and
promises •hi "refer the matter to
the proper comrnitte,” S'i
months later, when your fine fire
of indignation has., fizzled' out,
the council announces. • that the
request .would cost too much.
Ask a prow racial .gove ent
for morebooze outlets, for big_
ger 'highways and smaller schools,
and it immediately appoints '' a
com Mission. Affterstudying the
matter for two years;. • ithe corn -
,mission:' announces that haVung.
weighed all e . factors, t has
decided at the best.solution ,is
future ;development of : the Com7 an increase in the sales:tax.
m�nnity. ` Ask a '' federal government to
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N0MITb0N:,M1'46 ; •
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• That the nonniitnations of fit and ' proper persons to
• serve as reeve and councillors for the Township of Kin
�. loss for the year 1964, Will take place at the TOWNSHIP` • r
• HALL, . HOLYROOD, ,on•
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,FRIDAY :NOVEMBER 22nd, 19631
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r And also, nominations for two members of the Board 1
.• of Trustees . of the Township School.Area No. 1 lnloss..•
The two retiring members are eligible for re-election.•
• At I 00, o'clock in the afternoon for one hour, at which •
time and"''place 'place alt electors . of said township are hereby
a notified to attend* and that should a .poll be required,
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• polling will ;open on •• Monday December 2nd, 1963
do so l'netYhii g aboutunernPloy-
meat„ segregation or e>'nit'ure and
it appoints a •Royal, Contmission.
This sounds ' more .imposing than
the town council's "committee,"
but ,serves the same function•
After tour 'years of intensive
study 'by. the top men in the
land, the commission estates; in
a 784pagebrief, that ,unemploy-
ment is had or that Segre-
gation is silly, or that. Culture
is • good, °
You think ' Pran exaggerating?
Tell imme, then, ,why the !Govern_
menu recently appoiect the ;Roy-
al :Commission on Bilingualism
and : B:cttlturralism. Because . it,
didn't know • what :to do 'about.
all the 'fug therpeople of ' Que-
ice. !have . Gbeen making? : You're
right
I wish the • commission noth-
ing but the best' But I am cer-
tain that its .public hearings will
do more ..to increase Feench-li3n-
glish irritations thin lessen than.
And I am equally .eeriain that:
its findings will be as stimu
]sting as 'a tapioca pudding:
After. all„ everyone agrees that
Canada has no cititure'. , at all.
And here awe have. a conmannssnn
!to . investigate, two .+cultures!
And done in thinsright mind
knows u v ms country is : 'not blot-
lingual, despite. a11.. the : night
school.classes . filled With people
madly "taking" , converasational
French. But never mind awe:
have .a commission to look ;into;.
the matter, `so all is . in: safe.
hatnd .
,However, aal1 this is, none . of
my :business. I'd love to be ::bi-
lingual . and !bieaulftural, but , .I
ain't net, 'er. And I daresay you
aint neither, neither.:
. All I wanted to, say hen eras
that f find this commis ion idea,
fascinating. It's the solution to
every problem that promises to
be awkward.
Jack, next Atime your wife says
she simply must halve new 'dra-
pes to matchthe new rrig that.
She had to buy• to matte the,
new 'chesterfield just cool 'her
Wi r'9i ,, 41 ve; . appoi nted . a Oomrr r nes-
Sion to look into it" :.
Lengthy Evidence
In Fatal Crash
PAGE FLEVF.IQ'
RIPLEY MEAT MARKET
Custom Butchering
Mondays .— Hogs, $2.00 . by 4:00 p.m.
' Cutting and Wrapping, 2c pound,
• CATTLE,CALVES and LAMBS EVERY DAY,
EXCEPT SATURDAY
We Do Curing and Smog ... Beef, .'Pork and . Lamb.
Sold Whole, Half titnturter ... For Better Service,
And Lower— Call Ripley 100,
Chas. Hooisma, Prop.
Former -Minister Gave Illusirated
Travelogue Of • Holy Land Pilgrimage
' Lug know United .Church Wo-' Jordan math ckt includes Old Jer-
men abed ' thew' Autumn T a _usalei n• and Naazaret n and Dann -
ascus 131" 'wie 'of the Jordan,
Bain -
offering service in the auditor- The coattr�ast tbeear' `Ze ler
iuma of the church 'on Wednes- tilmtty of Israel and , the .barren -
day evening NoVer ober 13, The Itess of Jordan is • Mostly due to,.
president Mrs. K. Cameron op- the fact that the Arae have
erred. , the meeting 'with' words ' of !done 'nothing-- to immproere ter
welcome the exit speaker land •or surrouS ndin , for hung
dreds of years while in the last
twenty ,years; the Jews` aided
by• illatit d Nations have made
their desert land Israel Bios-
soon as the arose:
most interesting were . pictures
of .places mbieh were fain -Mar
to Jescis such as Nazareeth, Beth-
lehem, Sea of Galilee, ' Mount. of
Olives, and the .Gam of Geth-
semane. Mirs. Atex Andrew.,'m
a few well-chosal remarks than-
ked the speaker for• • his inopreS-
sive ' address and Ithe lege;
of vieWing his , i3ms .of the Holy-
Land.
olyLarnd.
Rev. Jos. ` Stuart, . a 'former min-
istea, and to all present. Rev. ,H.
W: Strapp conducted the devo-
tional 'period. Mrs. J. W. Joynt
was heard in a lovely solo "The'
Lord is my .Shepherd
Rev. Mr. Stewa'ft of Cooks=
Vie, had as this.: tlheme his re-
cent visit to Italy,' Greece, ;Africa
and. the Holy Land. . His l excel-
lent
:narrative.- • was hie_hrghtted'
wwi (vivid. victims which he.
tookon his conducted tour.
In Rome, the VT o and the
Catacombs„ the scenes . of many
early ''Christians' activities and
servings, ,were shoutri. Pictures
,the ,Acropolis, Mars Hills and
'other 'places in Greece visited by
the apostle Paul made Bble -
tory very real. 0
News: Briefs : .
Livestock killing, .attnibuted to
wolves, has• resulted ilk ClItIrogS
By lobate the toutriEgts reached '! Tcm79h`ip - Cot neil offering a
Beirut, : Tel Av'iv', 'Gazi and other mtu111'4 an
bclut<y of 425'
por.s On the tMediterraanea n Sea„
then , on tto Cairoto view the
ancient. 'pyramids and the Nile
Riven comity -and the ad Sea. -
dit;.bon to the, provincial wt)
tbou ntroy.
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e Goderroh branch .of dt•� +e
!Royal !Canadian Legion is 'spier.-
ate .Holy Land' IS now :.divided ;Spring ••.the co.nst ucoanrof a ' 12- ,
Eby mite Jordan River i >ior Israel unit senior cittizemt motel -type
along :the Mediterranean Sea aid alaaatmea :
In once of the .lengthiest court.
sessions held .in Harron • County
for souane !t ii ne, 18-yeast•=old Ger-
rie Glenn. ' wait, .fined $250 and
costs of $80 ' and had his driv-
er's permit suspended for one
year:
. 'Glenn was etre alive" of the
car which at aurr'ied . a young Blyth
girl, Dianne Annette ! Sieing;; to
';tier death when it rearmed ,into I.:
a ~bridge smith, of Lonedeesbor:o. �.
Dianne was tune granddauigh- ,
ter . ,of Mr. and •lWrs. ' John 10.•
Ross of Cayuga.' and f ert,-
tr • Lueknnow. `
Some 80 . �pag .. of techs ca?a l'
evidence . Vete given by- engin-
eers who calculated 'the speed
off, the Glenn cair as. ;ee-cve.
A 'guard rail • at 'the ,brutge.
which , was :under construction
at the ti,`*rne:' entered the front
o'ff ttheehhicle and close to 120
feet off- tine rat :mg'w'aas" lnarnging
mart• the . rear, wmndc wv of the
• • 'The Si<editng Tri, aig;'etcd 11 :.
car winera it tame .to resat
m 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.,' at the following places m g
• - ' • � arrays
s • a cringer im 'tJae ffa�'nt seat
of 'the vehicle, " which awrtas. veer e
IA sign at the .northern 1im-
:its at the bridge" the direction
from which the carload of- yotitlis
was corning, sitid "'speed over
Bridge 5 ilidiP11."
lief istratte Glenn Hays„ Q;C."
ni ed d town the decision :der
tthe evidence, Which
• • the Polling -Subdivisions: • .
• No, 1,' . At the Orange'. Hall, Durham . Road
• No. 2, At the Orange'0Hall, ICinlough'
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No,,' 3, At the. Township Hall„ Holyrood •.
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No, 4, At House of Mrs.
Concession 2
Ford Cunnunsghann. Lot 11„ i
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• No, 5 At. Wiliam Scotts House, Langside•
• No;: 6, At the Community Hall.„. Whitechurch • •
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