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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,. ONTARIO.
WEDNESDAY,, :SEPTEMBER, 8th.
The LUCKNOW SENTI;N]L •
L ict ONTARIO
"The Sepoy Town" -- On the Huron Bruce Boundary.
Second Class Mail Registration. Number 0847'
Established 1873 — Published Each Wednesday Afternoon:
Member of the C,WN,A, and O,W N,A;•
Subscription. Rate, $6.00 a year ;in' advance, to. the. U,S,A., $8.00
Donald C. Thompson, Publisher
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V�I'ERNESDAY, ;SEPTEMBE'R Sth,
CATION COSTS, BUT ALSQ'PAYS
Has the educational system produced a monster?
During the fiftiesand sixties, money was lavished on schoolson
a scale of generosity never before dreamed .of,
The ,then Wasthat if students were given attractive surround -I
generation the best y et would result,
The kids were given : airy. rooms, : colorful : decor,better trained
Community Honour
couPIe 0:0 25th
KINLOSS•.NEWS.
Mr,. and Mrs•. Fraser MacKin-
non were againhonoured for their •
25th • wedding anniversary, by
neighbours and members of. the
MacKinnon. family at a social'.
evening= in-ttte:Kairshea.:Hall h-
Saturday ,evening.. t. ;
---Ye--wa-s-t-pla-ye-d-- vi th
prizes ,going to Mrs Fred Gt1
elitist, ;Mrs. LaWrenee MacLeod ,
David MacKinnon and Jack N.eed'
ham. Winner of the •lucky plate,
prize was David MacKinnon and'
lucky. chair, Allan MacDougall.
Doris and Fraser, received.a
lovely carsage and a boutonniere
and Mrs. Rpbt• Gilchrist read an.
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address -in verse which she had
'composed while Lloyd MacDoug=
all presented Doris with a •silver.
birch, tea pot and Fraser with .an
engraved viallet. •
Both replied and thanked every.•
one for the gifts and pleasant
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evening.
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If :your car is difficult to,. steer or shake.s
when ou acce•Ie•ra"te•and: turn, then Our'car
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has theobbles; �J:mmediate attention is nec-
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essary. Let us give. your cor, .a cornple.te• safe-
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teachers, large reference 'libraries, projectors, , tape -recorders,, TV . sets
• and the best lab equipment.•
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Students were allowed to work ontheir own, student councils.
got a voice in running, some schools; students even started setting up.
their own .schools and courses. %
LCrne;:LUtFi'erl.s:,.'
•-• Director'
Iected
By: Mrs John Austin
But in 1970 reaction Started to set in.. Taxpayers groaned under
the
•the financial' burden. ••They wondered ,if :schools were realistic' with
the de -emphasis on competition and marks.
The worst blow of all was the students.. They grew long=haired
and became 'vocal; Universities suffered student strikes and riots, high'
schools : had student protest over courses and freedom of Assemblies.
Kids'.took drugs.
This was the generation which forced the U.S.A.—to reconsider
its attitudes 'toward the blacks `and the Viet Nam war_ It challenged •
'Lorne Luther was elected •.D.ir -
ector of District. 5 at••the•Annual:•
District Convention iri Mitchell
On. September 1.; Members. attend
1ng this meeting' from. Local 335:
'were Bev McNay, Mr. and Mrs
Lorne Lu't er , Henry •Tenpas, •Mr;=
.and• lolin Austin, Mrs. Char,'
'lie 'Wilkins,
Som:
before the meeting and carried
were ; !-.That 'the penalty for over
quota.milli. be removed as milk
adults on the quality 'of life, in North .America, it howled sot loudly
about "pollution that politicians were forced :'to listen.
Whatever'. their elders may think —: this geheration thinks for
itself and searches for its own answers. A waste of money?;
Perhaps not, if `. they save the world .:from itself .
Unchurched Editorials
Formed ' On
Ashfield "Charge
98 ON FRIDAY
is in 'short. supply; .than subsidy . MISS DOMINION
cheques be sent, out at the 'same
time as milk cheques are sent CONTINUED' FROM PA(.';
out; that the°.action to' have verb.;-
cal integration removed from Pacific Pageant in Melbourn
farming• be, accelerated,. :Australia and 'the Miss Interni
Wa ler , I -L Pageant held in "I'bk\ o , Jz.
President, conducted the election •, .Anulrre-sistib C: sinile';.a pc'
of officers; and".sp.oke to 'the neem fectly•proportioned,figurc;'.r,
bers. Walter said -that tar.m prod and•1.15• lbs a.1ong.with a•li'•e:
acts. should be priced :froin the personality won 'her thc;.title
bottom up rather, than froth the M
e i ss pominion'of. Ca nada ;•
top: down.' This • would'` turn the She has an' older' s'ist'er arced
present,system upside. down: •born in Windsor.Prior. to be
Farmers 'Would first determine the. Miss;'/Dominion; of !Canada da , .\
t - Of producing a'pproduct ; theta— Drouillard was .a teacher 'ort
pea; price on'it, :.
Farmers have.. ing.a•nd shorthand , Shhe cnjo
not yet tried putt%ng.a•. price, of 'horseback. riding' and all t.ypc
their products,•sports as well as seafood' ••
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Mrs: S. J. Bridgette'of .Lam
beth; wife o:f the .late Rev Sam,'
uel J Bridgette , passed ,away ' •
at -Victoria Hdspitai., London on
Sunday, September, 5th; . 1971. She
was in tier• 91st' year. .•
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A family celebration 'was held
on Sunday at• Lurgari Hall° to cel-
ebrate the occasion. Besides,
Mrs.. Finlayson ,' •other• family
members: are Mrs./Art 'Smeltzer
Elmer ,,,Mervyn. and Stewart
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on • the Ashfield United Church..
Charge from 1914 1918 Mr. Brid
get=te-died--ori Nov-e-r-im-ber--1st; 1-970.
• Mrs.. Bridgette is' survived by:
• four daughter arid one son.
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THE LUCKNOW FALL FAI
SEPTEMBER 1.7
Murdock McDonald: , They were
joined by m.enbers oftheir fam 1-
-es-to•-:tna ke- a -good -gathering..'
Our best wishesare extended; to
Mrs.. Hobev'. ° :
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When
_• SATURDAY NIGHT IN THE ARENA
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8 P.M. y-•• CONCERT AND ENTERTAINMENT . BY '"FAMILY ` BROWN
OF OTTAWA,
9 P.M. BEAUTY CONTEST 0.
Choosing of Miss Midwestern Ontario: `Featuring girls: from aro. .towns.
W liner• will enter Miss' tiondillini of ''Candi Contest*
30' PM. CONCERT CONTINUES
Adults $1.25
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Children 75c