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Sentinel Memoirs
illiards was 06nsd:ered
game in 192
70 years ago '
Dec. 1, 1927 • •
Arecreation
that develops
skill - Billiards (a gentleman's
game) promotes sportsman-
ship and skill. If you see a man with a
keen eye and an optimisticc.•oritlooko:
life, it's a safe bet, he's just played a
game ofbilliards on our modern
Brunswick equip -tient. : Jack Cain.'s.
>4 Bil°liard Room.
School concert. - The 'Lucknow
.Public ' School will give a concert in
} the•Town 1411 tonight:
Following that electrical and rain
storm ' on ;Nov. ,29. somebody said
there would be no areal, winter ,weath-
er until the: sun starts on his return trip
P
from the south, about Dec. 22
Last week for garbage collection .
Thevillage municipal garbage col-
' lection service will terminate this .
week for the winter months.
High .. school. students. given
tuberculin test - Under the
Christmas Seal program aimed • at
' there eradication _ of tuberculosis,, 95
Lucknow .High School "students. were
5.044.ears..ago..
Dec. 4, 1947 ,
ilk .prices up Milk price,
increase of two cents a
quart
.went •into, effect here
bn
Monday, .raisin . the Cost..to 17
cents a quart: Distributors are paying
4 F�
the
producer �an additional°:55' cents a
hundred.. for theproduct with the'two
cent a...quart increase, authorized:, by
the Milk Control•Board of Ontario.
New . prices here are: milk, quart,
l7¢; ''6 tickets for Si; pints
cream, half' pints,. 210.
"given the tuberculin skin test. :i`:g€
It is planned to continue this stu-
dent check by giving:.the test to all, ;4:
,pupils as they enter High` School, and gt
a secondtest to all ;pupils upon 'grad-
uating,
2'5 years ago
Dec.' 6, 1972
it truck stolen.' '- Chisholm
Fuels oil' truck was stolen last.
r . ' week, and later recovered -on
the Square' in Goderich;. with no darn=:
age to the truck;
Help wanted :- The Lucknow
arena 'Corrnmttee was advertisig' for
help to assist the arena 'manager,
a pro .i ate
. PP x m t ly 20 hours per week at
$2 per .hour`:.'
•
Santa's. coming Santa had two.
visits scheduled for• Lucknow: back in
•1972: That • year. he circulated on the?
main street chatting' to the children
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There was something for everyone at the Kinettes' bazaar on Saturday.
Kylie Gammie .found' these. hqbby horses to cuddle up to They were
made by Theresa Campbell of Lakeside Crafts, Point Clark (Heim photo)
'ro ills mail. bag
Women e
Berng .a father
::Dear editor:;..
• In. res �onse to Susan
Meyittie's opinion in .last.'
week's paper;.
After reading yyour arti
e e over several tithes,.1
,.
have to assume that your
are ixiore li'kel to be one
y
of the :third 1parties you'
Mentioned because you
Y.
are: definitely'„;not a' single' •
parent that .has ever battled
with thp'' system in :trying'
to :ollect npaid child
-support.
I will agree.: with'you on
• One .point though; not all
support paying parents-
pJyt�:Me\.,ittie's0
means a iii
Should : be,. Categoriied
together::I have to
mend.the 'ones that do pay
their support. regularly; or
at :least attempt topay it
on, a regular -basis, but, as
far as the -reit of ahem .wlo
don'r pay, whyshou.ldn't
they ' ' 'be : labeled
"Deadbeats.'' You 'know..
the old Saying, "If the` shoe
Y
fits the wear it
You said that,."We'as a
society hitve•:taken away
the ,fundainental •rights'. of
men 'to live, have. food'. and
•provide shelter!:,,What
about, thc rights :of the
e
your; .support
children, who in the long
• run are the ones ghat get'..,
hurt when a support payer
reneges on paying their •:
financial .support
Ir. more support 'paying
ar
'just pay
would'
pp Y
their support. we wouldn't
have to worry. about .the.
•,get toug
olicies'that the
government has had t0
•
adopt. ;If 'a `support payer
• 'who •has a job defaults on
' payment; a.-arrf.is'hment:.
can be put against their..
`wages, .but a.:: self
*'emp•loyed 'pe'rson who
•see. Difficult page 6
h.ar ;ed.. lttie is of femi line persuasion:.
Dear editor
I •am writing in .
response to the. worn+an`.
who is ,ashamed to be a:
woman, • I agree that a few
years ago support. orders
were, getting .out of•hand. •
'The government has since
stepped in and .laid Out
guidelines. Support orders
are.geared'",to the payers'
income. The payer 'can
.have ,their payments.
adjusted at any time if
their financial ,circum-
'stances 'change:. ,"Dead
beat dads," who simply
chose' not to pay take
away the right of their;
own `child(ren) to live, and
have food and shelter. •
I feel ",you:: are ?wrong to'
say: that 'we'•;lave declared
support paying Men as'
"dead 'heats. `' There` are
some exceptional, men
who regularly pay support,.
enroll the•ir•.c.hildren in
minor ,sportsget. thein to
and' from their ,games and
even coaeh.• While .their
former spouse may not
appreciate that: they are
always there for their
Oren; these. people are held
in high regard by society
and'. especially by their -
children
Parents who don't .pro
'vide for their children are
the ones facing these
tough policies. Can you'.
• believe 03,000 parents,
have' chosen•,not to eon •
tribute` to their own ch:i'l
dreti?, li `wonder how many;
Of .these; children. are.,'
receiving financial aid'
from . social programs?'
That, is our tax dollars to
raise children' of ,someone
who won't provide for:
their own. Then 'the. moth-
ers and children: are the
ones frowned on y;
"Welfare Cases." If. acus-
•todial parent decided to
pay all their•debis'.first,• .>
buy that' new car, or go Out
for a beer or two BEFOIIE
providing for their' chi!,
dren, they would be.
charged 'with Neglect•and
Failing. to .Provide! It "is.:
the 'custodial parent .who
•see. Nan -payer. page 6