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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-09-02, Page 16• PAGE SIXTEEN fl THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO 1 LUCKNW ' C4MMUNlTIf SA Mayday, Sept. ,Zest, ,x:30 p i Monday, Oct5thF accQmmouarroN • - FOR 400 HEAD.. tao ROBERT McINTOSH PHONE RIPLEY 395.5230 OR LUCKNOW S28-9912 AUCTIONEERS Emile MacLennan Allan Maclntyre COMMUNITY FORU Noble 'Thoughts and Nicholls' Notions •1N PRAISE OF NON-C:ONFORMITY Conformity is'one'of the most serious social diseases of our time We have bye om so-a-eultomed to• making 'decisions and deter :mining our values and ideals by 4-whatothcr poople. t rink,, that we have dost our unique individual i;ty, we.have been satisfied with •ihe second.. best , •and .we have lirnited the creative'possibilities' in'life . • . • The world of fashion shows' us what we are like. When colour ed shirts were rnanufa•ctured •for men, every rnan had to wear One. 'Manyeven threw away white . shirts and.bought•coloured ones so they, •would not be different ' from the. majorit:.'. Girls with h, _..on; wearing :mini -skirts in'order'to be like • their friends.• :Conformity means chore than. attra.ctiveness , .it • seems. • Men are •being mildly pre'ssur- ed into wearing sideburns and a beard. When.are you going to grow. side -burns?" comes 'the• oppose the status duo for the sake of opposition.. Such groups .rnake •their point in condenronarion of the.status gtib ,'but do not have question; . At one, t-irne the-riin who wore .a beard was a non -con- formist Noi, he has become the confo:rr,tst and the cleansh•aven ' rtan the n,on .conformist . • '. The -so-called non -conformist groups like the hippies and the , folk=festiVal'crowd are More •c.on='' for m is t t h a-n--the•-re-st of 4TE^� . In.order to be'"in'; with this group • dne n ust'?o bare=foot, wear beads. and refuge to h�,'th 4.0 one H ea:'- in a, clean white. shirt ,coul;d. be-. lofZ`• „ ' Conformity in b.utw•ard' appea r - ince 'indicates a =':tile]; -nore 15er- ious co.rito mit.` in values and' ideal`• in Our society The irripor7 tain•ce.of•being youthful Is over- exaggerated,_:Ttitis we have sifts- year=old -try tngto Ioora id act • like thirty -year-olds, Carnpin• .: has become so:popular as a.holi.r day past=timethat a person •is made,'to.feel queer if .he spends his hbliday.quie,tl� at home reader, any positive .values:atid ideals ; to replace the.ones with which we McCosh spent the w:eekend•in conform. • Arthur with 'Misses Olive and: W-hat.we.need are peoplewh,o ,vlargret ,Orr;.:. are:willing to be different in Major and Airs. Ian NicNabb, order that..our society,can'be trans Chris and Sean, left on..Morrday: formed, We need people who are.. for Kingston.. Ontario,: where • not satisfied with what is good they plan to. make their horrre;F but Wild arewilling to stand up :The McNabbs spend their'•sum- ". for what' is the 'best .we 'need -niers...aa_th i-r-Gott-age-atHayes'- - people w-tio are willing to ,let Lake in this.v`icin.ity. the creative forces within. them ' be, released so we:May benefit through .their.poetry , 'their art., their philisoph.ical insight ,''or Whatevercontribution they •can make. We need people who ie - use' to let .the .ives be deter- Mined by what other.'ptople think. but who live for: :the highest val- ues ate). know within thenise'lves, Unless :we break away from the' PURPLE GROVE Friends will, he sorry to hear lhsit Ralph Hill is a patient in Winghaiii flospiwd.,. Ile is wished a speedy recovery. ' Recent •visitors of Mr. and Mrs. i)o1 McCosh were Mrs, Audrey Schandlen of Port Credit , 1\Ir. • and Mrs. 1 Towa rd •Thompson MissBrerida Nicholson and Joyce: and lti'ii l lliolt , 'NUS,. Don lore and -faintly• spent lastweek w4'rh• lr. and Mrs, heCI11,. es iia.. Oshawa and: Nilk, aid Mrs.. William Wood Sr. and David.ar Port Severn.'. Sandra Collins has finished her course at Waterloo Lutheran Uri- versity in 'Wate,rloo and is having holidays at her' home . ' Dr. and Mrs. Jim Einer'son, Frankie and Susan of Charing, Cross visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Georgi Erherson and • Bob. Mr. and Mrs, .Don Dore spent` Saturday eyening, with Major and Mrs. last -McNabb.° .• _ , "'• Mark Kuehl has'been having• holidays with Mr.. and Mrs•. Gord-. on`Patterson', Rayrnond arid•David. • n 113E11 -]s iy�ta rgn e C off hr 'f rriahe d -h e r • s.urnmer job at Bruce,I3each:. Mr., arid NIrs.:Keith' K'i.lpatrick rn of Aberl'ey have sold, their prop- erty to Mr. and Mrs...Stewart MaDona•ld. of Kinloss. ' Mrs. MarionLiddle Dale and • 011ie ;••Karen':McGuireof. Kirk- --ton Mary -1a nc ' : N1otc-et . and Michele Bradley s.pent,`a few • clays at, a cottage at Sauble Beach WEDNESDAY,' SEPTEMBER 2, 170 KINCARD1NE FALL: FAIR SATURDAY, • SEPTEMBER 12„„. :.1�.T cONNAUGHT PARK. PARADE LED BY BRUCE COUNTY JUNIOR.'BAND AND _'H.E-:$iT-MAR-Y''S-MAR-C H I-NG-B-AKD ENtERTAINMENT 0. 3 Jacksand a Jill Open . Square dance competition Horse races Klpatricks Sell HorneAf Ambe:riey Mr. and Mrs, Francis Boyle • held a corn roast for the Lucknow• Square Dancing Club on Saturday evening. _ The attendance was about forty, five. . Mrs-. Bill Arnold and Mrs.'.Don ••conformity of these times., we will become a weak• flabhV':an insignificant generation which • will be: hard -put to describe, it - .self as hurr?at • LANGSIDE •fir , •and Mrs., Jin Young spent. a few days in Toronto and attend edifie C: N.E. and Mrs, Bob -Young have: returned from their •honey rni of trip to the Vest' Coast and are • •, isi'tin� v, ith his parents Mr. and •We,s Youn• K: • of Kirkton on Wednesday ,of Dist Recent visitors .with 'Nit.' and Mrs. Leslie Wardell were Mrs. Harold,Adams of Port Alpert Helen and Florence. Wardell spent. holidays with•Nlr. and Mrs. Michael Ashton at Bright: '• 011ie Liddle of Amberle.y ; accompanied het 'grandparents . Mr. a'nd. Mrs . Lorne Reid of lain cardiae to-visit=with �1t-a;itd Nits.. David 'Nesbitt and family :of Br:'tush Columbia. • Mrs. \ia.rv, Errington; of Goderich"., Mr. aiid. Mrs; -Michael Ashton of Eiri•ght• Judy and Faith Ann Wardell cif :Kitchener and Mr. and --STI r' a ii•d-- 1rs---Ro-1 r•r Scott and Mt..and Mrs. William Scott attended the weddi.ngof .1lrs. •Robeii Scon , sister at heemer- ton , recently 'Mr. and NIis; Elwood Giffen. • Mrs.' N'iabel Nlorgan Of Stay.ner and•.J,ohit C. Campbell.iif Lac:1‹.1 o % Visited on Thursday ybf witch .Cir. ,alndNtis..Donalif t o:. ncy. animal heaith service leadership in nutrition • LIFE ASSURANCE AT TH CROOK OF A FINGER SHUR-GAIN DIAL DOSER AVtS L tLEWPIGS.:; continuous research -and thinking, Material wealth has becomethe end of everyman's :an's striving: ' By championing non-confor.r itv + • " in.the face of so much conform- ity , I am not advocating that people be,different for the sake of being different ,.• We *already have too many groups who are trying to `water visited recehtl': w.iih :Lars.. W.rn.. Orr: ' 'Mr.. and M rs . Dick ', fc C,)u rl liti accorr,panied ".:r. and `''':"S, Gord- on `,:c[ villin for. a week -end Walt... :rs D. :,;c-'C�i illin's brother at North bay. • Sf e' e•n : t'`•:a:- p,f spent last week. with his grand:- parents rand-parents' ; . and Mrs. laic- . Russell Young ati'd Donald Lt: land were on a bi.t '" p"b. f e N 1 on 'Thur da visr. attd :fes ' ordor•t Wall .. ited last weei? w irt', •elat; .et in Union.. Woodstock and Galt, t • management skills • growing animal health service After waiting 115 days st,r so for a litter of pigs to : arrive, itR1oesn't:. rnake sense .to let their•lives..be threatened "with• baby pig scours. Not when prevenfion is so easy with a; Shur -Gain Did' Doser whi h helps you to measure and administer the dose. accurately .and with no : waste, , at about cline cents per s ose. 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