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THE LUCKI4OW.SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ON.TARIO
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ALKER COOPER
Mar aret Elizabeth Cooper,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Harold
Cooper, Lucknow, Ontario, was
married to James David 'Allan:
Walker., on Saturday, May 7, in •
St'•.„Peter's Anglican.Church, •
Lucknow.. Rev. J' R. King., Walk-
. • erton, officiated.. •
The bridegroom is the son of
Mrs. Alice Walker and the 'late
Mr. James Walker.. , • --
Given in marriage by her father,
the' bride, wore• a full-length gown:
of white peau-de-soie'that featur-
ed an empirewaistline, elbow .
length`lace trimmed sleeves and
a`detachak le wateau. train. Her'
shoulder length silk iilv;sion veil`
was held by a crown of pearls and'
she carried a cascade of, red roses
and.white mums with trailing ivy.
Mrs, Ralph Cornish, sister of
the bride, • was her only -attendant.
She wore,a 'full length gown of
blue Sata Peau with a matching
wedding ring.he;adpiece;, and
carried a nosegay of pink carna-
tions and white mums.
• Eric How ald , London, was best
man, and guests were ushered by. .
Donald Walker., brother of .the
:groom,• and by Ralph Cornish. .
Following' reception at the
Parish Hall, Lucknow, the couple
left for a trip to Northern Ontario.
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The tart collector in the com-
munity might not, like '.what'' 1•.
have to say but one often hears.
about owners neglecting to ' im-
prove properties for fear of in-
creased municipal .taxes.
The argument ' goes . something
like this: "If..I fix . up, the place
the assessor will be around and
,up will . go my taxes next year:"
Here is : a' list of things you
can : do outside at your• house.
without increasing` your municipal
taxes, (The list• varies with muni-
cipalities so you should check the
local municipal. chink's office for
confirmation) : ..
Remove . open' verandah.
Repair steps and porches.
Repaint woodwork.
Paint . a n d repair existing.
masonry. •
New roof. '
Repair gutters and downspouts.
Weather stripping and storm
doors:
Lawns and • landscaping.
Outdoor lights.
Repairingor_replacing- private.
walks. ;
New fences or retaining walls.
Awnings or shutters.
•' garbage ' and rubbish con-
tainers.
• If -you do any of the things
listed above _ you will . tie' in with
the, . Centennial 'Commission's •na-:
na-
tional °progratit ' aimed at.achieving
a coast-to-coast community face-
. lifting for -1967. Our Community
Improvement and Beautification
'Program includes everyone from '
John Smit at :1 Maple Street to.
the biggest industry in town. There
are' no carrots in the. form of
grants-in-aid with. this ;program,
It .is simply, one of advice, en=
couragement and practical infor-
'nation.. , • ••. .
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Your Cntario Heart Foundation re
minds you to guard the' health of
your child's heart,
For .the Cormunity Improve-
ment and Beautification 'Program
the' Centennial 'Commissionheld a
"Callto Action” seminar at :Ot-
tawa on April 22 at . which 250
mayors, reeves, federal,' provincial '.
and; community association repre-
sentatives and businessman got to-
gether to devise ways of 'imple-
meMting the plan.
Yo u• r . local civic officials
should be able to ;tell you about
the - details of Community: ;Im-
provement a n d • Beautification.
:Very "soon they will have received
our various "how‘to-do-at" manuals
-- on everything from paint -up.
plans, what to do about trees in •
towns . and on private , properties,
how to plant, . how to organize
rural clean=ups, lighting. boule
vards, renovations' and ' so On..
I see .by the. papers that 'the
Program already' : is catching. on:
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W elf.: ..The ` City • of .Ottawa, for'
example, is sending out, with the
water bills, a list of tax-exempt •
improvements; property owners
can- make. Local publicity , pro-
grams are already being conducted
by editors to ' encourage cleanup
and beautification.
Of course there 'are many corn- :
' munities which' have set good ex-
amples in programs like•'this long
before the Centennial Commissions
,started its program and it's likely
that they have not received the '
credit they deserve: We are • simply
asking all Canadians to do the
same thing, to help :make the
"civilized" parts of Canada . as
beautiful as our vast natural ° sur-
roundings—mountains, lakes and
forests beyond the cities and. ,
• towns.
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