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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-08-29, Page 4Page 4 Lbw Beatinel, Why, Augant Z*' P.O. Box 40 L Y .Ontaro NOG MO Established 1070 ; Fax (SRO 6204620 Thomas Thompson — Adveriisng Manager , Pat Livingston -- General Mier Editor Subscription rates °advance: s1• ice- Nonce Canada ROW' 61.490 puts* Canada f5$90 Senior Citizen Secondclass weanling re g..no. 0847 Advertising is accepted ;On the condition that in the event of a . typographical armor, the portion of the advertising space occupied the erroneous item, together with a reasonable allowance for signature,, hat►ce will not be. charged for, but the balance of. the .advertisementwill: be Paid at the 'applicable rates,' i.IWiIIUNGS by Pat Livingston Isn'tit u being women Toda's Today's � • her , wi�twe •:tlnalt tiwtcp>tt�ient. PrOm to -#f yen lire of. the, .other Sakti. . alit , t+ey :Pieces et p whet have used a � .�in#,k' a aar�t hook m of �� the•Pain lora the pet fye land art . • �,. ,aY,�r-iyyd-�'' Where you sit down e i the �I , • we,M4� to template the thirwi we do ooh the o borne r :looks ' se it sethiag. - .ex ci :vwkatt We worm giro at rain women, in order b �i from of > , *herbead fe tt is .!a y tete n hive appearance, we ray send. r ,trill. moat. Inch. have a.r h teed a follow, titan with on her products. pow last tvidde .:. , Dens we ogre -merlin our .sl�uld * :baa •� tom � b%w Pao the time we tiro *Our ettly ht J ably thlnk� beau . , more than. kifl s fo thou wheal we• set it *own the e -mission: Qh J who put therq�tatves y trkom t sup in the ply bedng 1eeD► 'we beeofotnane thntugh this trgarny. manung a down t • c. .. ev i adept at seeking out ways to en -Now we ► litho it •i s mus- tants long. fou simply need s Ike the faces and bodies we were sable for mento have eyebrows that Sunscreen, to hold your closer, horn with, go' straight '. skew .betow,�buf : et'fre9lld'i 9etgdr� rtra[sau�z� r, Lets start :at the top of the had for females this is a nano. What do COMP} foundation, powder, blush, and work down. we' lo? Well you can use tom . `eyeshadow,eye liner; mascara, lip Visits to your favourite and pull out. each offending little •pencil,•lipstie c and all the i>irushe s lug involve all kinds of irate and we all know lido o�ssary to 1 the .afaremen- Wenn. those with straight brats. I have heard of conte feuaah boned: products with!' want curly hair so. the y subject who faint when: having this done: , themselves to two �nrs of toirpirr+e, Bxoxss, dark colosu�lb 'hour +on'the And ;bet forget, it rosily isn't the of oilier Y� customers, baVing their hair wound Bleaching= subjects us to more oho song 8 deodorant. wa in �.• � y shavexi.: his: ieow Boozing and boating on'mix W they t out beating, people face a tswwr natural'rieks wind, waves and navigational hazards.fButthn biggest hazard Is one Of the boater can.contral, says.tlrs Royal Life Saving 'Society �,Caneda.(RI SSC). it's (kinking and: boating..... Most 'poops who' die In; :boating ancklents tall out of boats or capsize boats and end up In the water. once it the water, even good swinm ers lose c�oordlnatlon and can drown. Alcohol affect to a person's balani..A moment of dizzl ess' torr mmisatep may not cause harm on the patio ar In a nom. ntbut It can 'spell. disaster on a boat. A emelt boat is unstable In the beat of aondltlons. 'Entering or leaving It. or moving,around• In It is hazardous even for s sober, agile person. PeOpie seldom .notice problonle, with their balancing ability after a drink :Or two, but a small,0py boat makes_ the difference. • if that's not enough warming,. you: should know that iter•, pelred boating. is just 88 yserioO _as impalred: driving. •The penalties for• a'convtction are - on a first offence there Is a minimum-punlshment ofa $300.00 fine. Fora second Offence there is a-pnnishnient '01 lrnprle onlnent'for not :less. than �14 days. For .each subsequent offence, ' the punishment Is Imprisonment for not loss than 99 days. Remember you could lose your driver's) cense:_- 8e Water Smart...make every trip a round trip...Think before you drink! HAVE.AN=1.INION?_ Express it by sending a letter to the editor of the Lucknow Sentinel. it must be Signed and accom- panied by a telephone number, should we need to clarify any information: The Sentinel also reserves the right to. edit. letters. that . aPP listening . to prattle female can be bleached or r+emovM. t ce- tightlittle. rolls, smelling noxioust odours, plucki• ng isn t noxious fumes and now enp- advisable but a i cendy new tit hairs,: but and bear ill ging, following paymet t,µwith; a lice of remo excess body it? ,v4"`. a fa rade, isn't head of curls, .y to say,bywaxing of o oilgee of s- is wcsndaful, But, ..boy a little curlier than I wanted " does it hurt. You really have , to Those : with , ging hair;or a convince: yourself - no Plain . nor t fit o dfkeep those e admit they simply gain! What can you eape�ct? All permed ecomid hair t around do recentlyWh through the ritual of sittingitn– those, little hairs -being removed'atICI'. o .helps' away W more obnoxious fwnes . oat . their .have to .•complain Whew are . frizzy look. Gets, mousse and hair, m . emcrge . with the ..grey covered in wax,.then. covre� with . d always b handtYe toshoulget .abet looke you cariate covered . and feeling yowiger;. `or- a piece of cloth and literally, tripped . home with fi+ain your hairdresser. with anew colour they really aren't 'right out their nesting place. • sore ;about.. When they,. get home For larger areas ; eeding ;, hair Isn't beinga woman fun? Ever they spend time trying -to remove removed'we women Subject x'ct'onvsel- ask y whywe put Quiselves tie telltale signs"of colouring from ves . to shaving. 411 bet women" through all, or any, of the above? t " shave mrd hair in their lifetime Do we do it for the men in our Then We want the a .a have the ladies who than -man d. Razors as we'lives or do we do it for ourselves? Creaked look - this is know come in straight -edge, eisodic While we may be doing it for the sheer torture for lite customer and or those new type rotating coil men, first and uppermost we should an excellent time for.tlie hairdresser razors that promise to remove hair be doing it for ourselves. What to vent her fiustrations. The at the root so your legs are. carefree better". way to start the . day, then tomer sits with a very' tight plastic fait` weeks. I • wonder what mai feeling good about yourself! AUT Do aion of Canada.',WAR, BONDS YOUR BUSINESS WILL BE APPRECIATED 70 years ago September 2,1920 The cost staggers - Everybody is delighted with the idea of having hydro electric current for lighting and power in town within a 'few months. But there is much hesitation about wiring up to take Jvantage of the current when it is available. Everybody thought they would have lights in, but when they. get figures on the costof wiring and fixtures they are . somewhat tagger+edi and there is a tenckney to hesitate. Complete wiring of ordinary houses runs all the way from $100 to $250, and another hundred dollars may beadded for good fixtures. This disappointment is infor . ornate, but it is not likely tied co n- •hitions will he °mudir better`'for a year or two, and it would be as well for those who' intend using the Lights to get busy and have the wiring done while men are offering to do it. • August 29, • SO years ago _ DENTIN ,; E N Escaped serious injury - Young Joe Whitby escaped what might easily have been serious injury last Thursday . night, when he: ' was pinned to the ground under' a 450 pound septic tank tile at the vacant F.T. Armstrong residence. Two such .heavy tile were placed there ready for installation and on Thursday evening Jae and. Donald Thompson were trying to roll them around the lawn, with fair success, Joe's tile started down grade with him in front of it, and before he could get clear, it caught his foot, knocking him down. TW tile rolled up his leg to the knee and sped, ptming the lad to the gro . and causing him' much pain. Donald tried to. roll it off. his pal, but naturally could not budge it, and then ran for home to get his Dad. But before getting that far he met Mr. Sam Murchison, who informed' ofJoe's predicament hurried to the scene to release him, and it was all Mr. Murchison could do to roll the heavy tile off his leg. Miraculously there were no bones broken, and more fortunate still that the tile didn't roll over his body. . 25 years ago September 8,1965 June Ackert wins county scholarsinp - The annual Bruce County Women's Institute Scholar- ship cholarship has been awarded to Miss June Ackert of %Iolyrood. June has completed twelve 4H Horneuinaking Club Projects and has been a delegate to the 4H Homemaking Conference in Guelph and has attended the Eastern On- tario Bus Trip. June has been very active in her local high school She was head girt of the school last year,a valued member of the Championship Basketball Team, and a faithful member of the Band. She enteral ell phases of School life. with enthusiasm. This was rewarded with her being presaged The School Citizenship Award. June is amember of the Lucknow United Church where she has taught theprimary Sunday School class for three years. She has been a member of to Choir for slit years and has been active in the Young People's Giem,. She has also acted_ in the capacity f Camp Counsellor for tine years. This fall she plans on entering the Victoria School of Nursing in Strat- ford tratford where she hopes to receive her RN. 10 years ago September 3, 1980 Open Lucknow Christian School Lucknow Christian School was'officially opened Ina ceremony on the school grounds Saturday afternoon. Approximately 200 parents, children, board members, friends of Christian education and community members attended the The Lucknow Christian School is offering an alternative to parents who are not satisfied with the public school System and want their child's educal ion supplemented with a knowledge of God as the centre of everything, according to the school's principal Gordon Johnston. Catherine Andrew top exhibitor at flower show - The Lucknow and District Horticultural Society held their Flower Show and Tea on August 20 in the Legion Hall. There were 14 exhibitors. To p exhibitor was Catherine Andrew, Lucknow with a total of 75 points. She also entered the most exhibits with 31 entries. Mrs. Andrew won the roses and dahlias section with 23 points and the vegetable section with 26 points.