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WEDN4SPAY, TON4 6th, 1962
THIS SUMMER
The Canadian Red Cross has chosen
this, week as "National Water Safety
'Week". The warm weather' is with u4
• again, school will be 'out soon, and Can-
adians will be getting -back to the Nation's
lakes and rivets Ito enjoy the pleasures
of water .recreation, ,„. •
Out •of the millions who will be onioY. •
ingthese °pleasures, it is probable that
nearly a ,thousand will not enjoy thein for
very long. They are the. ones who . are
destined to die the .horrible • •death of •
drowning, Their pleasure 'suddenly ,be
interrupted when they find themselves in
the predicament of not being able to, get
• that 1..)dly nedeil breath of air. They
will be horrified by the thought that they
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have. no ,choice but to breathe. in the
very substance which ther thought to be.
their source of enjoyment a few seconds
before. Their lungs won't hold out any
longer. They will be fl: the helpless state
Of knowing that ther are going to die and'.
not heing . able to do .anything. about
. not long before they are mercifully
made )unconscious by the. -lack of �xygen.
BE Wi‘TEk WISE!
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It's .human nature, to assume 'Olga this
•--'could -never happen. •• to. one's self, but
there's no sense in hiding hem the honor'
of drowning by. saying,,."Oh, it could
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• never happ to me e should face
the facts --that it - has happened to many
thousands of Canadians,. and that there
is a ‘possibility of it happening to every
• individnar that goes anywhere near the
'water. •
The Canadia9 , Red 'Cross does its best
to inform Cartaldians of the hazards in-
. volved water recreation. BLit Water
safety, . to all intents and purpose, is a
very personal 'affair, for it is only through
the individual's response to water safety'
,knowledge that the drowning, statistics can
be cut down.- ..•
Over -confidence inwater, and -fear of
the water are ..the .two 'extremes of ap-
proach. Somewhere in between. is ..the
corree's one. , It''s a level-headed approach
that is...sornewhat of a ,mixture of the tWQ
extremes but is distinct in itself, It amounts •,
to facing the water with confidence. but,
at the same time giving it its 'dile"-respect.
• This summer --- 113E WATER WISE!
CG.171. Group
Banquet At At Riple
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Members of ',the. C.G,T.T: of
Kriox PreSbyterian ChurCh at
Ripley —arid their leader, Mrs.
• David 'Murray entertained the
mothers and grandinothers at a
banquet on Thursday evening of
last week. ' , •,
'The tables were centred with
anarrangement of pansies from
• Mrs. John A. McDonald's' garden
Ripley., •
• . • A fine dinner Was served by
.rneMbers of. the C 0.1 T, assist-
ed by Mrs. George Sutherland,
Mirs Lovell riluston,* Mrs. Dave'
Murray and Mrs, J. A. MacDon-
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dent ;of the 'Cal:E., Margie
Hc-
kett, wasalso toast mistress for
the program whiCh followed.
• After Atte 'Natidnal• Antherni, a
Toast: was Proposed to the
health of tile Queen: : Mrs..
Murray, introduced the. mothers,.
grariclinothers and grand &ugh-
' • ters. A sing song led by, Mrs.
John,C. 1VlacDoriald with Corrine
. •MacDOnald at -the :piano' was
• enjoyed.' • . •'
Katherine Culbert proposed a
toast to the churth which was
• 'ably responded- to by Mrs. Allan
,MleAilley• after Which. a toast to
the 'mothers, proposed by Linda
Martin; was responded to by
'Mrs. Allister .ivrecay..
Dianna 1VICAuley proposed a
toast to the grand mothers. and
guess which. was responded to• '
-by Mrs. S.. Bowers. In conclusion'
• she quoted: the poeni:. 'know
• soinething good, about YOU:" •
• Mrs.' .Henry NICKenzie "of • the
• • ,A.shfield congregation, who ' .is
secretary of the 'girls' groups,
proposed a toast:to the: girls of,
the With . Joan Mc14e0
'responding. • • •
• A highlight of the program •.
,.was the address by 'Mrs. Outer,'
..bridge. Her theme was ,•"God is
Light and am 'is ,love.". Timely
adviCe was given to C.G.I.T. ADVANCE POLL HERE —
mernberS as she fedirbirlided .them There will be an advance poll
to alWays • stand for what is. in Lucknow. on •SaturdaY and
right and true. She also related Monday, • June :9th. and 11th,
but at press time we did not
have the location officially Veri,
tied., - ". '.. • • .
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Bluevale •Wedcling.
Of .Local i • Interest'
MCGA.VIN '-', JOHNSTON
toaiA woeiddeeingat oaf-0•lood,a0i,e• joinekterect
•Saturday, ,,Tune 2nd in •Bluevale-
United Church when Ruth Marie
Johnston •became the ,bride of
Gordon. Neil •McQavin: ' --: •
.The,bride :is the. daughter :of -
Mr. ad Mrs. Carl :Johnston' of
Bluevale, - who is : the 'former
1F orence McQuillin Of„St.•1101ns;
J1V1rs. Henry. McKenzie of 'As- • and, the groom is the • son of
peld.'.aniclA. Mrb s.William: , Court- • Mr. 'and Mrs. Gordon.' MeGayin
neY of in eri ey, were guests of wairton.
at . the banquet. . •:... , ,;, The candle -light ceremony
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, was -performed by Rev. G. C.
TO 7 MAKE , SURVEY OF Mitchell:before the altar adorn-. •
VILLAGE SIDEWALKS • ed with spirea and pink snap.:
• - - • , ,---,--7- . . : dragon;: Mrs. Alex Corrigan was
MeiriberS of the:Village .Cciun organist and Mr. John. Xi-id:ling..
ell plan 'to make a survey of, of Ivii"roffat,. Ontario,' . sang the
sidewalks in the residential •areas Lord's prayer. and, the Wedding
of the Municipality- on Thursr Hymn. • • 4 - .
day evening. ' . ' . . . '. .Given in marriage by' her„..fa-
1 A program of sidewalk 1e--
i:16,6er:writ . is considered . and if
proceeded with this year, Would,.
l'be financed, by a deberi#Ire
• sue. ' , • ••'
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some of the eXperiences., on the
mission field which she arid, her
husband' and family encountered.
• Marion McLeod' expreesecl
• thanks t� those who helped and
also presented. Mrs. Outerbridge'
with a gift, • • ••
In closing the C..Q.1.T. giirls
held a vesper Service with the
-Call to. wor.ship -by Margie 'Hac-
kett. followed 'with scripture
reading by • Judy. McKay and
prayer by. Katherine 'Culbert,
A Solo "In the garden" by
Corinne Viaelionald was accorri-
panied. by Dianna IVIcAuley after
'Which, Joan MadLean read an
interesting story; The • meeting
closed with the C.G.LT. 'hymn
and Taps. .• ;
After singing 'grace, the presi•
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COUNTY , COUNCIL .
MEETS- AT INVERHIJRON •
For , the. first time 'history;
Bruce bounty Council is. con-
vening at Inverhuro.n. for the
June:session this week. The 'Vil-
lage of Tiverton and the • Town-
• Grade 8 student's and their parents are • requested
„,to„ attend, to view the Schooland have courses ex.
plained; • °
"A, Cup. of Tea :Will :13 . Served!"
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• Grade 8 Student's
meet -
The iTeachers Night
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4llbeheJd*t •
Lucknow District High. School
Tuesday Evening, •June 19th
HAVE YOUR CAR WAXED
for Summer Protection at
• BOB'S
CAR WASHING and WAXING
Limited at • tlie. West Fina Station
.Give Your. Car A New ..Look INSIDE d .OUT
and D1ivery Of Car
PRONE 6.J,...LUCKNOW. . .•
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'matching hat. •IThe. groom's
mo-
'ther,ehsea"di'esdenb1ue: sheath
silk -organta dress over taffeta.
.styled with. cap sleeves' drad
V-neekline, .and front divided
tunic with Matching hat.
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Mr. • and MTS. McGaVin are
honeymooning in' Northern. On-
tario, and • will reside .at Walton.
The-tbri•dets travelling costume
was a *raspberry red twO-piece
• suit \ with white estories - and
, white • orchid corsage;.
COUNTER CHECK BOOKS—we
sell them ' singlyor in quantities
and take 'orders for boOlcs speci-'•-•
printed', to your require-
ments. For prompt ,service,
phone •35, The Luckno*Sentinel..
wassmiumumiussuissassailissasSisionissuissmii• iiiinimit!
ther, thebride. was lovely in . a LI
full-length gown of silk organza • ;
over'. bridal taffeta arid hooped
skirt; fashioned• with, guipure:
lace. appliques • at the, neckline,.
and over front of skirt The fit •
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ted bodicewas outlined'by lily-'
point sleeves and, full bOuffant • Ili;
skirt sweeping •to a slight train.' :
A crown of pearIS and crystals :us
caught: her double illusion .veil..•
She carried a .shower bouquet •
of pink roses, stephanotis and
Lorne Richards
Your
ships: of Kincardine and Bruce Mrs. 'William, ptinsmore of •
are hosting the CounciliorS, Kitchener, sister of the groom, is .
Presiding is • Warden John was .rnatron of honotir. She wore
MacKenzie of Bruce, who is the a French blue ballerina -length •
Liberal candidate in Bruce riding. , organza dress : over pellin tulle ;
The 'session S are beirig held and taffeta; fashioned' with lace 1
at the LiMe,'Xiln Lodge ; sbiodeeifeie andand thtehn
tree -quarter -bow 1:14:
• headpiece. .•H r• floWers Were
white 'mums and .pink rcises.. •
ier three: .'bridesmaids were 1.
Miss Lorna Bolt, •WaterloO; Miss II!
Marlene' Walsh of waterloo and ii•
Mrs. , John Moffat of Byron.
Each was gowned similar ,to the,
matron of honour. ' ••
The:' ring bearer was . Master
Kevin arirpbell Of Dublin arid
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n. C. S. MacNAUGHTON
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the flower girl was Leslie Mc -
Gavin. of 0wen:•Sound, piece of
the grpOrri. She' wore a white'
eyelet dress with Prenth blue
sash: •• . • •
aVIr, William Dinsmore or Kit-
chener wa.s groomsman. and: the
UShers, Were Mr. John::IVIcGavin
of Owen Sound, brOther of the
groom, Mr: Keith• Johnston of
Bluevale; brother 'of the bride,
and Mr Mack Sholdiee of Vial -
ton ,.
or the wedding clinner,at the
Church parlour, .the bride's moth-
er received in a ,dress of carn-
ation pink Swiss embroidered
organza over ' taffeta in sheath
style With, short sleeves,t�
ped oby three-quarter ' length
plain, sheer organza. coat , and
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NEW
DEMOCRATIC
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PARTY-. ,, . :
CANDIDATE
for
The Party 'That. Believes:
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THAT. EVERY-. CANADIAN has the right . to a
2' guaranteed medical health plan..
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THAT EVERY CANADIAN has the right" to a job
• that will. prOvide *good standard ..of , ' 01'
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• THAT THE FARMER must get an equitable return
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' • torn his labor. and capital investment. ,• • • a
im IN AN ECONOMY 'wherein. :the small businessman • 15 a •
as ,
la • • recognized as an inclispensible factor in the
kcountry's welfare. 4". •
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I . A. VOTE , FOR' RICHARDS : : i
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IS A VOTE, FOR PROGRESS
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