HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-06-07, Page 2Page 2,—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 7, 1978
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error is a slippery thing
and sly.
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(from the Salvation
Army Triumph Press)
Margaret McGee, chairman of the Ontario Block Parents' Advisory Committee, spoke to a
public meeting organized by the Lucknow District Kinettes about establishing a Block Parent
Program in Lucknow. She said that there may be some who do not believe a program is
necessary in Lucknow because the community is small and closely knit and everyone knows
everybody. But, she said, the danger to the community's children is not from within the
community, but rather,a danger that comes in from outside the community or is passing
through. People who harm children will drive to an area where they are not known and
where there is no protection for children on the streets, she said.
Do we need Block -Parents.........
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said Margaret.. There are people behind those signs who will
help the child, people who are watching the streets.
The program draws a community together with every per-
son feeling a shared responsibility for the children of the
community. "The result is a feeling of community spirit," she
said, where citizens are working together with one another,
the teachers and principals of their schools and local police
department. "The program .makes for understanding each
other better."
The program strives to have at least two Block Parents on
each block, but, more than two is desirable in the event that
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two parents are away at the same time.
The curious thing about the program in London is that,
Block Parents are not giving their signs back, yet, they have
been Block Parents for 10 years.
It is reassuring to a parent that if your child is going to a
stranger for help that he/she is a proper person, and this is
the reason that anyone applying to be a Block Parent must be
screened by the police as well as any member of the
household who is over the age of 16.
"It is also reassuring to a child that a Block Parent is a safe
stranger who will help in a time of trouble," added Margaret..
Liquor plebiscite -
.Ashfield Township
Poll No. 1
Dungannon Agric. Hall
Poll No. 2
Township Hall '
Poll No. 3
James West -Resid.
Poll No. 4
George McLeod Res.
Advance Poll
QUESTION 1
YES NO
175 87
50 97
83 62
• 152 32
9 3
QUESTION 2
YES NO
172 90 .
45 101
\-84 64
153 32
QUESTION 1 62.53%
QUESTION 2 - 64.48%
QUESTION 33 - 62.25%
9 3
QUESTION 3
YES NO
178 87
46 100
84 63
153 32
9 3
Outdoor service and picnic
on church lawn
The congregations of Luck-
now Presbyterian and South
Kinloss Presbyterian wor-
shipped together at an out-
door service on Sunday, June
4. The worship service and
the smorgasbord meal and
pincic were held on the
church lawn in Lucknow.
A beautiful,, sunny morn-.
ing made an ideal setting for
the service led by Rev. Wm.
Munshaw with assistance
from Donelda Moffat on the
accordion and an instrumen-
tal group to lead the hymns.
Those who took part in the
devotions were Bev and
Wayne Bell, Kevin and
Stephen Machan, Murray
and Dale Gilchrist, Rob and
Tom Henderson, Anne Ham-
ilton, Tracy McDonagh, Jo
Marie MacCormick and Faye
Forster. Diane Hawthrone,
Laurie Clarke and Ruth
Henderson on guitars led two
anthems sung by the Junior
Choir members `of both
churches.
Over 200 people attended
the meal following the serv-
ice. ...Games, relays and
contests were conducted with
prizes for the winners.
Young and old alike joined in
the fun. To the delight of all,
two retired ladies tied their
legs together and - ran the
three-legged race to compete
with the teenagers. A candy
scramble for the children and
a game of baseball rounded
off the events.
Rev. Munshaw drew ev-
eryone together to join hands
in a circle to sing Psalm 23.
The pronouncement of the
Benediction closed an enjoy-
able day of fellowship and
fun.