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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-08-01, Page 2l.« .�A a, ( 3 E i'. ° • • . i4,QE: TWO . . ,-, THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO EXPRESS, YOUR WISH The answer to the question of a full Lucknow rests with the eratepayersfl A questionnaire has been submitted to ' 'all property owners, advis- rng' each. of his or . her share of the .an- nual' :expenditure based on an estimated 5 ' mills. on the current assessment. • Policing comes to the fore periodic- ally •and there' have been occasions 'when. public opinion. strongly favored a ;• full' time ' officer. locally. When :vandalism, rowdyism -and . ob-., beries fade .into thebackground; and.• we again, become a, quiet, law-abiding com • .unity,. ,,temporarily at. least,the need dissipates, and the cost ;looms .large and seemingly. unnecessary:: The ` Sentinel does not presume . to suggest', what opinion you express ' in• re- turning the questionnaire. But, the rate- - payers have an. 'obligation to reply in either the • affirmativeor the negative, to help guide council >as. • to what' action will be.. taken. The cost comes high,. but , broken • down on 'a weekly or monthly basis May not, seem too •startling • ' and the ques- tion to be resolved by the individual rate- Payer atspayer will , be, • "is ` it . worth it?" To be assured that. we could expect e ' ...efficient, '� qualified police protection"at this' price, •seems to take , priority over *.the cost. Consider • the question well, and. ex- 'press your opinion by ,returning the reply •card. UNDERTOW UNSEEN . KILLER ' Undertow, the unseen _ and unsuspec- ted ` killer, is . little known or understood by many who frequent the •beaches. ' 'In some resorts it is seldom ':experienced :to f a dangerous degree while other shore lines .are always :;dangerous because of ..'under - `tow. ; But weather conditions can build up a treacherous backwash' almost , anywhere.' Undertow., can be suspected if .there is a strong' on -shore wind, although it may take two days of continuous blowing be f .ore. the_sulx-surface,_swarl-becomes pow- er u ow-erful ::enough to be - dangerous. The action: of waves piling up on a beach .creates a • flow back into the lake. A . constant wind will build up this' backwash progressively for several days, and -after.'. 48 ;hours it may be Jstrong enough -to sweep a 'bather right "'off his feet. . DON'TBLAME THE:• CHILDREN Don't blame your children whenever they're found . °Drinking and gambling and running • around*. If • by -their ,conduct they're bringing us; shame, Is' the parents to )bl it the children or tame Where, , are . your :child. ren, your pride . and your 'joy , Where is your girl, where' is your boy? t .If b. __their _conduct._ _they're bringing you • shame, Is it the children 'or the parents. to blame? We 'read in the papers' and hear on the air, Of killing and stealing and crime every,-- where. We • •sigh a trend, d we say, as we .notice the • "This Y ^ oung' ,...where. generation r- 'will' it end: • But can . we ' be sure, its, their 'fault. alone, That' Maybe. a..part of it ' Isn't our own?•. Too much money to spend,' too much • idle time! Top .many, movies. of passion. and crime, Too Many , books ... ' not' fit to be . read 1. • Too .muchevil viii what; they hear said!: 'Too many children . encouraged . t : . roann, By, too many parents who Won't. 'stay at home. Now - Kids don't :`Make the movies, and they • don't write the .books, '• That paint a gay, picture of gangsters . and crooks! The • don't make.the liquor, and they: They. don't ;run;` the . bars; • They don't'make the laws, :•and. they don't buy the cars „:.. Now:: ' They :..:don't , sell '• the .drugs' that. addle . the brain l " • • it's all done. .by older folks;. greedy' for gai•n, 'Delinquent t `teen-agers t , Oh how. we ton-, demn' : . The sins '• of the.:. e: ' nation ther Also, undertow can scoop 'the .bot tom right out of thee 'beach,' leaving ;" treacherous holes where non -swimmers,..' wading. ins shallow `.water, could suddenly find , themselves Out of . their depth. The suction of undertow is:' liable to be par- ticularly • strong "on .the windward side of piers and breakwaters : • . The Ontario Safety League empha- sizes: that children and poor ' Swimmers should : avoid beaches where a stiff bieeze has been piling up waves cm . the shore for two days' or more: They. "should also be ' careful . about wading : out after these conditions have existed, even in calm weather, as .the depth of the water may change suddenly. • • -. ' and blame it. on V'ed 111 United Church Saturday COLLINS 'CRAWFORD Cora Ann Crawford, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Crawford; of Lucknow and Ar- thur Nelson Collins, son of M'r. and Mrs. Russell . Collins, R.R. 3, Ripley, took their marriage 'vows inLucknow United, Church on, 'Saturday, Jiuly 28th at 2:30 o'clock. White gladioli adorned the church 'for the ceremony performed by Rev. H. W. Strapp. iC1arence Greer as 'solo'ist sang the ,Lord's Prayer and the. Wed- ding Prayer, Elurier Umbach was. organist. Given .in Marriage by her fa Cher,, Ann. Was ' gowned in faille: taffeta with three-quarter length sleeves, It was styled With ---a lavalier neckline, appliqued with lace 'motifs and:• a. tight,fittin+g bodice with very full skirt en- hanced` by panels of lace. motifs ,down • the front. ,A bow ,and streamers edged with. lace motifs emphasized the back of the gown. Her headpiece was a pearl . crown with crystal drops, finished with. a bouffant two-tiered hand rolled veil. She, carried ',a cascade of . red. roses. • Miss' Joan Craw(Pord 'of 'Lon-: don, • sister Of ; the 'bride,. was, maid '•of honor. She chose a pomegranate' love'. story, . 'taffeta gown with shortsleeves, scoop neckline; and 'softly draped :bell- 'shaped 'skirt. ' She wore a match- ing rose 'headpiece with circular veil and carried .. white Shasta mums The • •bridesm,aids were 'Miss Lynda .Crawford, R.(R:" 3, 'Gode-: rich, cousin of, the , bride • an:d. 'Allis. •Eileen Collins,. GOderich,' sister .of the groom'. 'Their gowns were .iden'tica'l to the: maid .of honor. (Roy Collins,, R.„ 3t' ' Ripley, was leis brother's best Man. • -The,. ushers were Don 'Robertson, 3, Ripley, .uncle of the groom •Bill(' Crawford of Winghram, cau sin of the ; bride. . For ' the wedding dinner .in the WEDNESDAY, . AUG. 1st, 18 of the bus. The itinerary, is be, completed, with the genet route through Eastern O'itar along the St. L awrence Sea y to Montreal with a call at Ottav Prior to that the Kin!( Scouts will fraternize with troop from United States at, camp .on Lake Huron shores, Sunday School • roorn . of •. 'the` church, the bride's' `mother re- Ceived in a •..beige ' organza dress With. . matching ..accessories and corsage: of bronze :mums. She• .Was assisted;.. Eby the grooms :mother: :By the rule of ' the -blameless,. the Good Book makes known, Who is there;' among . us, to cast 'the first. stone? ' :And in how: many cases we find that it's true -- The label '•Delinquent". fits older;. folks too'! ; .'Operating costs of the CRC in the 1962-63 fiscal year - are. estimated ' • at $110,000,000, of which one-third will come from . advertising revenues and two thirds from Federal government tax rev- enues. '. Looks like quite an extravagant figure in view of ` the number of old mov- ies • and re -run series which are used. It :is bad enough having some. of them present- ed once, without being repeated: Wonder what our readers would - think if we gave them( a reprint of a s'x-month or a '. year= old issue of •the•. Sent nel; • • • What "They Say"Aboui Artificial Ice 112 'Byron Ave., London, ',Ont. Dear Campbell,. ,, Please find enclosed a cheque. for subscription payment to your paper, which we find, is.'a vital 'part: of our life since we are away from the community,. -and. i,he balance• is for. the artificial ice fund, I also take this opportunity to Congratulate you . and the other members of the Lions Club :for the effort which you. are putting. • into this worthy and worthwhile. cause. Knowing all of: you people' who are behind 'this,. I Unow that it Will be. a success , and when completed Will be a most valu- able asset to the community fo: which each • and every One • of 'you can and will. be justly proud. , Sincerely yours, Gordon VCacOregor. • • A . donation from the Dominion Road Machinery Co. of Goderich,• received:. early in the carnpaign by 'Frank Thompson,:, had thin concluding comment: "Good' luck,` and hope Your objective will soon be rnet." a . •,. • • * WOULD LIKE TO BE: • HERE FOR OPENING'' '•NIGHT;. %Andrew Street, Eketer, Dear Gordon, 'I am enclosing. a cheque with a' small donation towards the Artificial. Ice (Fund' froth uncle, Don and myself, • The (Lions,' the people of the Community, •and all the others are certainly' to be commended' in this' project. +It seems inlook- irig back any project undertaken in Lucknow has is a success,. and. it Certainly. rs a pleasure to •help, in a small way: (I would surely like to be there for open- .4 in. a blue jacket dresswith white ',accessories . and corsage of white. mums;': rot . travelling the bride don- ned an : imported Swiss linen. sheath in Loden green and• lednon yellow with matching yellow:' hat and . accessories. On their return from a .'wedding. trip,- Mr. < and Mrs. Collins will take: up resi- dence' on esi- deuce"on• the groom's farm, R.R. 3, Ripley. •HOLYROOD ' SCOUTS' PLAN, SEAWAY ::BUS TRW' LATE IN AUGUST Members of the Kinloss Boy Scout • troop, and parents are plan- ning 'an extended ,,bus trip late. this month Thirty-two boys, ten ladies & ,eight men are currently booked for the chafing to tax the"' capacity ing' ' night: I sta'rted:: to' skate again oilerseas and really enjoyed 'it. There, has been a new curl- ing rink erected in Exeter : and almost everyone seemed ,to be curling last ' winter. • When I mention the sleigh rides, Snowshoe parties and skat- ing on the old pond in the 11110011- light, noonlight,Patsy says she wishes she lived in the old dais" 'we: seemed to ' have so`. much •ifia:n. ' Sincerely, . Mae 'Bridges.. (Ernie Murchison, Toronto, Ex- Lucknowite: — As . I understand, You are engaged in a program to provide recreatiOnarvfacilitiei. for young Lticknow. I inclose a little practical' help. Wishing ybu the best of good luck in this very worthy undertaking' * * * Mrs. Bob Sherwin, Brandon, Man. Enclosed is if donation to the artificial ice 'fund; Best, of, luck to all." • f_ Choir. Honored Faithfu1 'Member Following their regular pract •Wednesday. everuin"g week, rnem ers of • the Unil Church ;choir held . a ia at :which they honoredsocial anoitl of .their. departing and n' faithful men Iters, Mrs. J•._ Armstrong.' "Mrs: Baynard Ackert epr sed appreciation ; of • Mr's. Ar strong's services and (best wi and Mrs.. Harvey Webster ,rnz the presentation of a flair group. picture of the choir 2 a flower. holder, vase. ,Mrs. J. Joynt,'. ,choir . leader, added appreciation,,' .Mrs,. Armstrc thanked thegroup for their membrances and the pleasure has,had •in her choir a.ssociati( anactivities. 'A program• included: a solo. Mrs. Harvey Webster; . duets Mr. and Mrs.' (Baynard .,Ack( and' Mrs. ,J. W. Joynt and `01 Bristow, quartette by ,Marga Rae, Elwin •Hall, Mrs John i Clarence Greer and a piano s ';by. Mrs. .GordonMontgonlei Contests, a 'sing -song arida liciqus. •lunch concluded the. ening: In thechurch calendar .on'•S :day, Rev,.. H. ,W. Strapp paid. • fallowing • trilbute: "Today we say a \"Thank tp two folk Of our Congregatio Mr. and .•Mrs•:.J C..Arrnstrong �.w•ho have• been faithful work in. Church'` life. • Mrs. Armstri has renderedfine' service in;• work of the choir and Mr. Al strong has ;been .a great help the vital work of church u0 As they ego •froth : our • rn1 we pray that God's. Blessing r rest upon -them.' Weare sure, t they.: quill use their talents their, new. community:' , 1Vlr:••'and Mrs. ,;Armstrong move, to , Walkerton next: v ENGAGEMENTS • and Mrs. Robert Rr piey ;wis'h• to announce forthcoming marriage.• of •t' daughter, Sandra .Gail, to.. .Ronald Elroy Graham, : son Mr.: • and Mrs..' Roy, :.Graham ;Holyrood. The marriage will'. place" on Saturday,. August ,1952' • in , , St; ' Andrew's Un Church, Ripl'ey .;.at'.'6 p.m.: • Mr. and Mrs Harold .Ga R.R, 2' Lucke csw, wish to niece the engagement of ,t elder daughter, Beverley J to Mr.' Glen: S. McDonald, sot Mrs -Samuel McDonald of Clifl the marriage to take ` placE Sit. , Peters . Anglican• Chu =Lucknow, on . Saturday, Au 18th at three 'o'clock. ANNOUNCEMENT .. In Order To ':Expedite Patient Care • The Offices Of Drs. Corrin and MclCm • in Lucknow WILL BE OPEN FOR ,CONSULTATION • By Appointment Only On And • After July .26th, :1;962. • (Emergencies Excepted)', • A o, ". The practice of observing: Sunday, Thursday aft( y noon and Statutory Holidays. will' .,be, continued.e y ..