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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
THAT THE ANNUAL PR
ODUCER MEMBERS
OF THE
Bruce County Hog producers'
Association
Will be'convened,at the hour .of 1:00 p.m'. on,
FEBRUARY 14th
AT THE ELMWOOD' COMMUNITY. CENTRE, ELMWOOD
For the purpose of` the proper business, of the annual meeting;
the elections of, officers, the,•election of voting representatives.
Between the hours of 2:00 o'clock and. 3:00 o'clock in the ..after
noon of the above mentioned date, NOMINATIONS for county
committeemen under the Ontario Hog; Producers' Marketing
Plan will be held, If an election is required for committeemen,
it will:. be held on Tuesday, 'March 7th: Polling ,placesto, be _ an-
nounced at the annual meeting. `
TAKE NOTE that., a::luncheon will .be; served between 12:00
noon and 12.45 to all producers in attendance.
ALLAN 'EVANS,
President
BOB MISCH
Secretary
e C
ene
ra
tion Gap"
s
I. n. s .now at •university; : en .
-. �•` This week,r
... Showed my Stu- . 'stude t , •
dents: a film '.about the much cloatng-a tsaialtrofilem ngw4Y-74-
'ou ht I'd.enjoy. How's
v u ' e er do '. •, Ga he thought
{ a n t d Gen a n . P, .. nerations and
•
and then' had them' write an '- that? Three ge
' no discernible a . Maybe : it's
:essay` on it'.The a not the g 1?
.gap, because' none of..us. .are : teena-
gers , any more. "Old;. F1'em'"
Coincidentally, -.on that • very „ ' ou ' anda'
Would ' like . Irdung , Ruth '
day I received two letters that
ve-ine-new thoughts—about I, ertenjoy 'talking to both of
a
:he` "gap.►,
go back to the. be-
• ....:, ' . • �. 'high
. • : ,Well, ..to.'
One was from my old. essa s • .,
school math teacher. I dont
ginning; some; of : the. y
asst ned• were: revealing: One,
mean 'that he..was; .old: It was
a long"time agd.
blames the' gap on''age. Anoth-
dust
'er says,, it's been there . since...
lit, was ' a pleasant shock .to Shakespeare,• which ..is.
hear from•hien. The .. easure•'
,•,.own. out
.pleasure Others say it's been; blown
came. from his report';that he . ' of all 'proportion by the news
was alive :and well and curling .media; seeking: for conflict' and
and: skiing. The : shock• was. the. the sensational: . , ' • •
realization. that the. .gentleman ;
we called.. "Old 'Fleur" is only .Another says `.`It is just the
about. •22' dears older • than I. , intense - fear children have
mobilized in their.parents. And
• of .course, fear of -the un n. own" Y -
Strangely (as things so often: is ;the'•most: powerful: fear in' :
• .happen in this world), I was man."
talking about him in school The same one ;says: "Fear
that very day, The kids and I has advanced. to prejudice, and,
:were_talking---:about corporal.. --_prejudice is a deadly emotion,
punishment strapping, slat', tb deal with. Deadly because, it
ping,. the •Whole•.business. • is composed of blind hate be
I told them about how Miss • •tween strangers. And hate iS a''
• Liza McCullough,'used to break policeinan's • face. -.as ' he con- ..
•poirlte.rs over my head regular- fronts a barefoot girl,• or a
lv;'and Miss ,Mar.•y-Walker-uabd- prineipal's-f a as re confronts
to strap' me,' and my Young • a Jong -haired boy "`•% ,
brother . and a. l.id called • And 'on:.. "Then there are the
•Gee•Gee .Relj•ea three times a adults who, posing as shocked
Week, whether we needed it or and indignant, eat . Up such..
not, And We .liked them: And propaganda • as "Wild in the
how Mr Cosgros'e'.:.our'science :Streets," search 'newspapers •
teacher, a man of gigantic pro- for teen.. e- or—i-e` -
portions and the patience of, a thrust mimeographed sheets of
saint, 'used'to; sweep two of .us 'drug -addiction' symptoms, and
• off our stools with one :cuff: •systematically punch out words
And, we :never •held it against 'such • as "job," "college
Brownie News
. By Kathy ;Brooks
The irst,Lucknow' Pack met, on.
'Wednesday, January 29. We open-
ed our meet' • g, w ith a game.. We
had our iry Ring with Kathy
s as Fairy Queen,
• BroWn Owl worked=with the- •
Tweenies .• Ettabelle MacDonald,
Glenda Jamieson and Kathy Brooks
,did their sewing, on buttons. The
rest worked on semaphore. We'
Closed -our meeting with Chimes.
Br
L01M1.
(INTENDED FOR LAST WEEKj,-
The ,W, M. S. of Ashfield 'Presby
terian Church held' their meeting on
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Ewan MacLean. , Mrs'. Henry:
MacKenzie had; ctlarge of the meet-
ing and,Rev. Rooney installed the'
officers. '
'Miss Florence MacLennan is visit
ling in Palmerston with, Mt. and Mrs
Bruce Millar.and family..
Icy roads and blowing snow •were
the cause of several minoraccid-'
lents on Saturday.
1
him. An how. my 'old math' '"goals," "money" and "future."':
teacher, 'at a point. when even .. This essay . 'ends with the
the angels would be tried, useil suggestion that, while this gap .'
to give 'us 'a :punch, with' two is not as • serious, as racial . or
' 'knuckles, just below the ribs. .religious prejudice,, it is dos -
And. we liked and. respected i people's minds.. Adults fear
hitn, .when ,,we got our breath '_.revolution, but 'the young :.
back, ople, "to 'my knowledge have. '
Those people got a rotten not even though of such. a •
deal, financiallyand socially; '-, , owever, getting strong-
from the community. But at anger every day, as.
least they • could clobber a kid, . e.ople's' urge just to
and that's worth• a lot of'mon- ane. This .tendency
ey. • If you-_ even.., shake ,your ld b j ricnitifying as -
finger •at some rotten little
hoodlum nowadays, he either
turns out to be 'a:barrack-room
lawyer; or else he's too big .to
clip on the 'ear, because' he
could eat you alive, and would.
.
My other letter,, the same
day, was a• chatty, /friendly one
from one. of . my last . year's
y `
•
er and
the young
be left a
cou e
a. revolutio
Glad to
Flem'," • .and you, "Young:
Ruth..' And • all I can say. is
"Phooey • to you, Kim Smiley,''
whose opinions, fragmented
appear in the quotation . marks
above,
t as
ar from you, "Old
(s4100.•
Church Services at Ashfield Pres-'
byterian Church will be at
beginning the first Sinday in Feb
ruary`and.continuing for the next
six months
•
• Bill Farrish is now worlung m. ;
God'erich at the salt' mine:
-.:David.-Gibson of London -spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs' Don-
ald Hamilton.''
` Re orts' from r and Mrs.. Sam'
R M . m
Gibson `who are -holidaying Orlan•
do • Florida are that they 'are en'o -
, by Jy
ngthe�80;degree: w.eathetand
summersunshine.- •
Mr : and'Mrs,, Sykes and daughter
Marjorie have purchased the United
Church' manse 'in Lucknow,.
Water. was the -cause for concern
n' it•
caused wash'' outs in lanes and ;
across several, sections of `side roads
Mr.•
and Mrs; Oliver.McCharles,
were. uests•'of,the Durhain Agric-
ultural SoCietY
ricultural.Society at their Annual ..
meeting and banquet
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5th, 1969
WITH
TO THE LAND OF RAIN AND SUNSHINE
Three weeks filledr with', good fun and happiness '- Visit Sana.
Francisco,: Los. Angeles,; Las Vegas,, Tucumcari, Tulsa,:St. Louis
and. Chicago From' April lith to May. 2nd By Deluxe, air,
conditioned: motor coach — $350.00 .which includes transportation,
lodging and Gellman gratuities =- Tour guides and trusty drivers
Will be Allan Reed and; Wm:.•Strubb;:.
FOR INFORMATION. AND RESERVATION. WRITE OR CAUL.
ALLAN ' REED
431 Woolwich. St.,•Duel b Ontario.
P s
(Phone' 82.1-2892
tLRO$S CORNERS
Tom 'Stewart returned home Fri
day, after spending a week' in Kin-
cardine General Hospital.-
,
•
Debra Haldenby spent the week
end with Susan .Campbell, 'of �Kincar4
'dine:
Sunday.visitors with Mr, .and Mrs
Tom Stewart were Mr. and
Mrs • 'Harold Stewart -of Bervie; 'Mr
and Mrs."'Gerald Stewart.and. Sulan
Goessell all 'of Kincardine:
Visitors during the -weekend at
the home'of Mr. and Mrs N.E.'•.
Haldenby•were'Barry Haldenby, •
of London, Mr. and Mrs. ,Fred •-•
Friendorf of Kitchener,
tors-w-ith M - artd
N, E. Haldenby were.' Mrand Mrs. :
Toss Irwin and. family of.Lucknow,,
NIT.. and •Mrs :, .Delbert . Hedle and
familyof. Hol. rood ,' M. and Mr's
. Y.
Rae Haldenb of Teeswater and
.Y
Mr : and MI:is,' Doug' Haldenby and
family. of Luc know, .
KINLOSS
Mrs.. Evan: Keith, area delegate ; .
attended` a .Safety Council Convent-
ion in Guefpti the first,of the week .
Mrs. Jim' Burt and Mrs.: Geo. .
Young 'were the leaders. from Kair
shea Women's Institute attending
the Training School in iucknow
last Monday arid' Tuesday,'..
Sunday visitors.at tie home of 'Mr"
and Mrs. Ira Dickie were:
and. ,Mrs . ,Carl' Dickie Jack' and
Steven• of Hoe Bay, ; Mr. ., and "Mrs
p Y
-Russela BeacocJ of `Wlarton and
Jack MacDonald of Goderich
Members of South' -Kinloss Choir
Ivisited'and san for Miss• Jessie' Mac
Kay followipg the Church Service•
on'Sunday
1r.:and`.Mrs;:Don McCosh of'.
1
St,.
'its ,a
Hall
T.he.
in •c,
at 'R
:was
At
`Jena
for
/Chu
Sun
pari
tesu
‘./as
tion
con
Mes
: effi
han
arc• .
poi
T
for
foll
ald'1
Bill
Whi
stol
Mo.
L,
Ern
home 'of Mr:a•nd Mrs . ,Currie' Col-
well.: •
Tom' MacKenzie.:was ;'able to
return home from Wingham and'
District` Hos ital :last week ,and
.. P
Gilbert'Hamilton is' expected, home
a
this `wee•k
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