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THE:. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW ONTARIO
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re Juveniles The
ause Of •Juveniles
elnguency?
' :(by Sharyn Ivlowbray nay
heti we think • of a juvenile del-
uent., we think of�a teenager,
is Hying that fatefui4ge bet
en ,irresponsible childhood and
f -secure maturity, .It is in this,
e that the crime rate soars. Why.•
this?
t has often been said that ,the
n years are. the .difficult years ,.
it is. then that numerous . mental
d• emotional problems must,be
nquere.d. Therefore, the teen-
er needs a loving environment
ere he can develop moral stand,
which . will last for life... His
me and family affect the teen-.
r from birth, ,and neglect or
rindulgence often cultivate del!
uency.
t it :is not only the home 'envir:
ent that affects the adolescent
hild raise in_th_ecity° is usually.
sed to more crime and low
ality whereas a •rural area child
mewhat sheltered .' However
er any circumstances there is
e constructive way .to fill idle
e'.` Dale Carnegie said •'Remem-.
that a man's name. is, to, him
sweetest sound in the English
age." Thus, some youths
prestige. and try to build up.
ego by breaking the law as a
lay. of bravery..
linquency .definitely deserves : •
shment. Yet the problem' is
tion'al unrest caused by bore-
, discontent,or unrest..
iou'sly, counselling.is needed
nile delinquency' will end if
only' if teenage emotional
lems are .quenched..
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(ay Janet Carruthers)
. -!ear,ALI.B.
Representative
Last Wednesday as special as$ekn -
. bly .was held from 3x 00 p., m.. The
purpose of this•assembly Wes to.
listen to Peter J, Corless, the dis-
tact representative of the C. N.I..B
He spoke on the benefits of eye
. care and eye safety . Each "day in
Canada six people: become blind.;
In..Bruce . County: alone: there are:
sixty-five blind people. Over one
half of the blindness in Canada
'could be prevented. He mentioned.
some types of accidents that have.:
happened in this area, and how
they could be prevented,
C, N.I.. B., is about 50 -years old.
Almost all its income is received.
by public donations. Their money
goes for canes., talking books,
radios,',recorders• and record play-
ers. The Student Council plans to
canvass for'the :C.N..I. B., some-
time after exams so. please be :
generous.
Basketball
Mr. Dennis has organized the
basketball • teams' again for another
season. He .is . to be in charge . of '
both the Jr, girls'.; and Sr. girls' .
teams .Mr. MacDougall is In
charge of the. Jr. boys' and .Mr.
-Mason willcoach the Sr..: boys'
The . games will begin ' shortly .'
after. Christmas.
Radio Glib
The Radio. Club broadcast its
usual program qn friday.. This
program may be, its.last until,
after exams. The special .report '
was on the meteor which fell here
recently.
FERIi
By
erviNe Williams
Commencement
n. M
The auditorium was filled to cap'-
acity last Friday evening. 'ACP the
commencement exercises took;
place, The Graduates all looked'
lovely as they, received their diplo-
mas, The Valedictory address, The
"Advantages of a Small School"•,
given. by Sheilia:.MacQuillan, was
exwe11ent. , M, 'H+ugh;Bremner
challenged the graduates to use
their intelligence to make Canada
a better and more secure nation.
He. brought; in Comparisons.: abouts:
Russia and Communist China: 'A
tea .and .dance wereheld in honour•'
of the graduates. .
Debate
The debating.` society will hold
another debate this . Thursday. It ,
is stated "Resolved that'Canada
should join the United States" 'The
students are 'on the affirmative and:
Mr . Ashkanase and • Mr . Needham
.are.on the negative, representing
the staff. ,
Ch ris tim as
Is .- Corning
The. Harmonettes and Hi -Tones
are now practising,Christmas ,
carols for the. special Christmas
•assembly. Christmas is. only six .
weeks away. The examsare only
'9 days'away Because of this otlYer
activities will be postponed until
after they:are over.'
Toronto Trip
Mrs., Hewitt and 14r . Askanase
are taking both Grade .11 classes to
the Royal Winter fair this Monday
November 14, .1966.' They will also
visit the. Royal Mu.eum in Toronto.
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Mrs . McCosh left for Toron=
to on 'Monday. where. she will att
end , a meeting; of, the Federation of.
Agriculture
Mr, and Mrs. 'William McFher-
son and Mrs; McPherson Sr...or
Kinlough entertained the members .
of the Presbyterian •Church Choir
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on Tuesday evening: 7
Visitors on.:Saturday: with Mr, •
and Mrs.. ;Don. Robertson were the •
members' of Mrs.: Robertson's for-
met Sunday School Class of Luck •
Saturday evening: visitcrs with. '.
Mr 'and, Mrs. Don Dore were Bob
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Monday afternoon' a Hallowe'en
party. •was ld at.North Ashfield.
•Public Sch I. /r .'•
Mrs. .Day d Elphick attended 'a
shower for ucy Morrison•at St. •
Helens • on Saturday evening,
Mrs. Oliver McCharles was host-
ess to the Ripley Women's Institute
on Friday afternoon,
Visiting with Dan MacLean for
the week end were Mr, and Mrs. ,
Allan MacLean and family of:
Collingwood.. . . •
". The first severe.: snow storm of the
season struck with full force on
Thursday afternoon. 'Visibility was
almost nil at times and several
who regularly. attend night school
in Ripley were forced to stay home
Mrs, .Thomas MacDonald has •
-returned home from Wingham hos-
pital. and is presently at the home
of Mr , and Mrs'. Alex Andrew in
Lucknow,
Rod Finlayson of Sarnia spent th"e
week end with his parents, Mr. ands
Mrs,. Gordon Finlayson.
Mrs. Ewan MacLean and,Mrs..
Annie .McMurchy acted as Judges
for the many costumed witches,
goblins and,ghosts.
Fifteen prizes were awarded at
the party which had as its guests
eighteen pre school children
Highlight of the party was the
announcement of the winners of
the UNICEF awards for top coll-
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.raised for UNICEF by pupils, $7.
In prizes was given to the top
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Donald Kwik, Aaron Hackett, Ian
MacKenzie and Graham Hamilton.:'
Treats were supplied to all at the
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