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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-09-16, Page 2PM E'' O. ......... . TATCKNOW r. Lucizot,' casumao YOUNQ. 'COUPLE TO RR HOME IN HALIFAX wtonSPAY, sra4.L.. 10th 1959. FAIL . TIME AT IIAND` to a century this commun. F'or close•. 'with teat its annual fall fair, ith g ity has held t � success. at .times, and . a- lesser degree on other occasions.. , Of late years the local,fair has made acomeback in popularity, and lias a 'worthwhile. future yet, with `energetic lea- ,derahip` and enthusiastic.support and co- operationby both town 'and country folk:' • ' The Fairs facilities .were never better, ' asphalt • fl'oar A 'spacious arena, • with an. ;provides accomodation: second to none for - indoor exhibits .and Merchandise have pbeen Out-of-doors the show' grounds '•' drained and filled tic, ,make the Caledonian . Park an' excellentarea for• the grandstand per forxnances; livestock exhibiting and Mid- way .attractions. Unfortunately the improvement .enfera' facilities, is. not accompanied. •by a general willingness to direct and -promote the show: It is increasingly difficult to, get leaders and ' workers, and . without them. the .fall fair will 'rapidly reach the' crossroads. • President Stuart E. Robertson was lit-, Commandeered for . the, job' this erahy next.; ... year. The Fair is • just a week . away— next 'and Thursday.. Give it . your support • as a exhibitor, worker and by' your attendance. This' near century-old zation is .worthy of support, promotion. and development. Thereort for' a always will: be support fairthat serves its community' in an intell-. - gents unselfish; h unselfis, and forward Looking . way, and this is a goal:for ,which. 'the officers and directors•. must strive. SOMETHING, TO CONSIDER' suggestion From, time to time the Sugg. mousoleurn� for this community is • ad ed. There is general�Last agreement lSe dertaken:: even • Y , ,•. weather, and excessive snowfall, which made entrance to, district cerneterles difficult, focussed attentaQn ort: o � a for• such a buildir►• g for boldin entombment. mitral` service an`d ,temporary It has laeen, suggested that suc couild be.. lit .the nature' u,ridertaking• ro ect, with the community service p ], t iIable• whenever he need solemn• ova. gardless of where. final interme1?t w be made in local.. or clistrct cei'neter The suggestion. has. been adv that the Centennial surplus, could be for this purpose, and `it appears that might be a good. deal ,of urianimiky d • k• • d supporting this idea. Cern,eteries �1,ct; or other condition licate the question., °bot could'. comp • seems little reason that such a. •would not be feasible. and possible leve.. V(liiater is nit Sfax away.,.:.E a be too elate • to achieve;, -this m Y before the snow flies, but it is a f' that should receive public considera once: n of �van� aunr cvete v very' < Sneed •. C,axn- , • „' f mau- re- as.tQ .les.. • anted • used there in. •ung' WATCH FOR'U'fl'L;E ,Tars There-opening of .school places an a a'dded responsibility on. : motorists when . drivin.g. .in school' zones Beginners a,to the lit- tletots are particularly. vulnerable careless . driver, and are always a hazard to those who are conscious of the.' fact tha t a youngster ' may 'dart out iti. his or her path without warning. t ..Patrol organ - The Public' School Safety _ zed locally a year ago, is .activeagain- thio. term, and is quite effective in regulating intersection crossings' When traffic breaks permit. But • the motorist must not assurne that the Safety Patrol is .a. complete ; safeguard r in this respect,nor must he overlook the fact that children may run onto , the road. at any in-between point. It is well to ponder the anguish one must'"experience if :he or she should strike .' down, a child. Even if blameless,`. the car driver could find . little comfort in this.: Lucknow has had aa.wonderful" record irk fatality , - free accidents, within . the Vit- � . lage. Let us keep it this, way.. ' • erta ing, ar* There may be regulations ,under the: s that there project .i to ach- • n•. •noW objective project„ tion at: '• ious damage is .not. by any means Malec confined to this community.An unexplain- able epidemic of able and:.: almost unbelievable pLast a vandalism its •constantly. in the news. week the Zurich paper carried . picture of wilful; damage to the arena in. , that Vil- lage. il- lg a .e. In' a dozen places the boards . around the ice. surface' were : smashed . and ripped off"' leaving '.' gaping; holes, while in other places .e g •s .they' werebadly cracked. Damage was estimated to exceed . $ 1.00. A wife who keeps showing her husband the ,travel folders is putting oil a trip -tease... WEBSTER -- StNNAMON' �.of.Lucknow: A; ballerina gown of Chantilly ster o as. theGuests'' from Kitchener and lace and. nylon: s, tulle. • w choice (if Dawn.:Eyelyn :.Sinha . - 1 Toronto,; as well as the:p immedi• ., � marriage on Satur- ate district ;:were present and at- na day far her a to George Richard.; Webster. • tended the an dame follow - The ,,goV,rn. featured ,a . bride's '.mother received.in a rie}ekline encrusted, with sequins , oiilt •sleeves dress' of royal blue rayoelvera • Thepearls land .lily P lace I to with all-over black v y, The full skirt:of Chai?tilly o f white accessories• .arid corsage df• was encircled with rowsThe groom's mother ruffles of nylon `tulle and her', red oedress' of. white and gold. silk • with Matching • accessories •.and corsage . Of yelled roses. For a' wedding: trip to. North- .1 circular veil. , fell. • from a head hose a dress of ,pearls ' and rhinestones. f She carried' a white Prible crest - A •honeyracion is a`sort of :vacation a man takes, before.:going, to work' for a 'nuns boss.' • If you speak when you're angry, you'll ,. make the ,best speech you'll ever regret. Most peep - le are , like 'steel When they . lose their temper,they're worthless. A lot of fellows who complainabout the boss being,. so dumb would be out of a job. if the 'toss ''were/any smarter. Reason people do: so much driving around nowadays is that it is cheaper to drive it .:than to park 'it; Miss 'Nancy Webster of. Luck - ed with red roses.• nowwas maid ern prrtariEa;. Mrs.'Webster wole of honor and .her ; a blue `suit with black and white ' .pink, . nylon et over • . taffeta 1 accessories and a 'corsage of. red. gown was. ballerina ` length: She 1.ros carried a nose ay'.of white , g ,. tinted blue.' 'Rev. T. G. Musser performed. the ceremroxy at three .o'clock in •Winghaim United Church The groom par-. imams is a petty officer 'in,the Royal Canadian Navy. and his ship, the: frigate H.M.C.S;• Buckingham, which has been on the ' Great Lakes for, the past;: five month§; will' return to Hali- sonage.- •Zdon.. Wraith of Luck - fax later this• month: now was the groomsman... P.C. Webster and ilVl'rs. Web - bride • is 'a daughter. of Mr._ • H . ax. Thester will live in :and, Stilus Hugh Sirlriamon, Wing- Photo- by • NLsyk Studio h�arti, and* the • groom s parents • . Cut Courtesy Advance -Times. are. IVIr; and 1VLrs Harvey Web`- sta sh no Hy an res the ed 1I\ Col wa Poi ern; in Bol vex? •mini y6urSkin? Personal Beaut: 'EXPERT- 'ADVICE CAN BE HAD FROM OUR QUALIFIE15 COSMETICIAN ".1 S. 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