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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-06-28, Page 4Page 4 1ueknOw `t"' l9 Wednesday, June ,289 1 P.O. Box 400, Luctsnow, Ontar Established 1873 NOG 2H0 152 R 42822 Thomas Thompson -- Advertisngi Manager Subscription rates advance: Pat .Livingston -- General Manager $1700 Outside Canada 86090 — Editor *1490 Outside Canada 85890 Senior Citizen Second .class mailing reg. no. 0847 Advertising *accepted on the condtion that in the event of a typographical error, the portion ottheadvettising space occupied by the erroneous item togetherwith a reasonable allowance foreignature, will not be charged tor,Tbutthe balance of the.advertisementwill be paid at the .applicable rates. 5.ry 1 poor The :safety of our children is :_always uppermost in the minds sof parents. But safety is not _always uppermost in the minds :of our children. It is.up lo us as .parents to remind our chilelrera of safety rules - • in 'the . home, on the street or Ira .a swimming pool]. °the locaE . pooh is oper9 and -hundreds of children and adults ,wilEl take advantage of this form of recreation ,during the summer. New regulations regarding pool safety .necessitated the institution ;of ;pooh staff taking measures to .eliminate <:problems at the ,pool. Dunking, running, not „.givin g way to :people on the cdiving ,board or disregard for the , little 'people's safety swill not be tolerated. 'The regulations of the pool are 'posted for ,swimmers to read. .failure vto.,-ctlaidettorthe regulations t,Will 'result in -thO tolfender : be- ing suspended® Repeat ,performances .will .Lbr..img more „sever_e restrictions. :The life guards are there to -guard life and on -hot ',clays when numbers swill ‘close to 100 -or ,over, it takes all -their time and con- centration oto }make ;sure .swimmers are safe. Needless 'a4toni foolery" makes *or .umafe swimming conditions. "What :one swimmer may :acon- sider -fun may scare the 'devil out of another .swimmer. please make sure . your children are r: aware ,Of and follow the safe- nty rules at the -pool this summer. Ii,Jt a f, <' ... rite a letter to ..: editor. They gr Ii Up Least week around the 'Sentinel was hec- tic, to say the least! It was time for the yearly graduation edition 'pictures to 'be taken. Our edition includes grade eight grads, grade eight award winners and kindergarten grads. We carry pictures from four schools In this area, Lucknow Central, Lueknow Christian, Il ingsbridge and Brookside. Life was hectic simply getting the .appointments made for various times and ensuring they were entered in my appointment book correct= ly. I checked and double checked to be sure II had theme all listed with their cor- rect times and no overlapping. The beginning of the week was upon me and :the running started to record for life the "precious faces ofthose graduating from one stage of 'their life into another. Taking pictures of kindergarten classes would be a breeze for an experienced photographer, but for someone fairly new to this task, I was a nervous wreck. Afterall, I didn't want hundreds or even thousands of parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, brothers, sisters and teachers 'ticked off with the Sentinel photographer if little Susie's picture turn- ed out poor. If you have ever had me take pictures at an event for you, you know that I ALWAYS take at least five. I figure the more I take the safer I'll be when it comes time to _print the, pictures. Keeping kindergarten children still" while I click away on the camera is no easy task. I can have a blurred pie quite easi- ly enough, thank you very much! Little ones figure one click of the camera should be enough. Keeping all eyes front, bands away -from the face, motarboards on straight or even on, dresses down, and shirts tucked in, all at the same time is almost impossible, but we did our best. One .class bad been on recess just pri, )r to my .arrival .and of course .a couple 3f the .tittle boys had found at least one in id puddle :to "play in. But that's what :makes ANEUNOS by Pat Livingston little boys, right? We simply stood them i n the back row to camouflage the shght- 13r soiled, wet pants. One princi i : at kindergarten gradua- tion said it all when he recalled September 488 when some of the little ones had to be practically dragged down the `hall to class. Some of them were so timid and unsure of what sebowl was about they were crying. He recalled the amount off singing the children par- ticipated in during the first week. He pro- ceeded to compare the children of September c; r to the children of June `89 and point out bow much confidence they had gained in themselves during the school year as they stood in front of an auditorium of people and put on a small program. Taking grade eight graduates is a lit- tle differentstory. They tend to stand still, ''but are self conscious about standing that long in front of my camera. While attending one graduation ,ceremony I ran into a teenager I 'knew. My reaction was, "you're not .graduating . this year?" To me she was still the little girl I had met five years ago. II marvelled at the change from the first time I had met her until that night, all dressed up, hair carefully stylecLandl_ wearing pens Once again,_ the thought ran through me 'head, "time stands still for no one. Vague remembrances of my own grade eight graduation flashed through the grey matter a special dress, dancing with the principal, being taller than the boys and wondering what high school held in store for me. Despite the hectic week I must admit it was rather enjoyable seeing your children leaving one stage of their life ready to embark upon another. I sincerely hope you enjoy our gradua- tion edition. TIP TOP TRIUMPHS AGAIN ! C. R. BUDGIN Spacial tiepreamlnu.e u6 TIP TOP TAILORS .LIMITED Wilt Ile At Our ".S»re Ora `Friday May lat Be htiliso . with : ,him an ' outstanding •raege.ofasew British ,wuoOmlens andA n imxpertknowiedge ofstylessundiashions FOR MEN AND • WOMEN. Your ,garsent will ;beband-cut .and tailored, gurebycskiltedUnion Craftsmen. ;Our .,superior ,body .and Esleeve,hniag ra..nres yen of added voanfort..At lite : one .low ;pry of 424.75 Tip Top Tailor's value :i greaser ;than ever before. The Special Representative syyn ° glad todiscser.yottr personattltthiugneeds ,with you. Vie invite you ,to -u ake°;free •ttae of Jti*aervicee. TWO BUTTON DOUoi! BREASTED TOPCOAT n. button o..ln to b..mn) /` 'aee4,.n.w Vitae Ion Apron .t.n. .p__.i. Leena, Wavle I.aen natural.. Irma but non Welt imustaancl.et foto Mama Boole TWCi BUTTON NOTC+, LAPEL SPORT STYLE De ..9ned /of ouynns and owns Dle:n 061th frenal meY.t lows. .eeeh wooed, wall 8.o,. stocked echo end Pockets 8.c4 with Iran lteere.eieuedne. ease attic, ed. ONE BUTTON PEAKED LAPEL STYL' e..en.n91. ooau,.. *Oh 0 ..n9 ane^ CON. :DECKER Lucknow, Lint. 10 ,years ago , June .6, X19 The,Retursing Men - Pte. Alex :Butler was the only - soldier to return to Lueknow :during the :week. .lie returned 'from France several weeks Ago sand has been at his home in Clinton. Pte. Butler enlisted here ,and trained and ,went ,overseas with the 160th. He got Lan ,en- thusiastic `reception as ;he ,.got off -the train, `though :unfortunately his coming home 'was snot ;,known in . time to get ° the band tog+ther. it solider who !saw a great xleal of ,ser- vice fat :the ,,front, sand ,Awiic arrived ,jIil Lucknow Twenty cis Frank ',King, now engaged wi h:Mr. P p,<McMiil n• Drivers King is: a ,y�g .81 Z;wh came to ',Canada ,'when "a ere ,.;ltd. He worked with. Mr. McMil w n ring be winter of 1913,, Andtint�#he,Lspr ig,;of t :914 =went lo;�the iitamyolteBet;in8oin• le vo wgeered, f or ,service. n ter;_ ioutbreek rof; war. tt:wasswith �t a; 'iiwrer : t ry a 1t {thi iggl itour tyear& .of.thewark I e�°Uric it all good- Ith i i?w' d, nd brn- mediately on :being " discharged he came to JLucknowlind started to work where he bad ,quit 'five years before. ,ye i rs,ago J9 "U Load 130 3' Umosen ,for <P S. IV Y - ,lekikOw $Vol.wined,<we ting- Imes- , -;day :ght, ;WAS `fan .with ! 104 >solica- Uu .for ; tfourtb room ,toelher, ,And et. l<:pr ►l, to,J s to ,rMseDunald. "Their cboice WAS s gArke9 ° ,of Mr. nd ,1 s• alginPle laarite,-of town i ,vwho for ,,:the ;:.past Iwo ,yds has, taut . io 't :third -mom , of 'PAWit ► c Belk goi. _ St ' $day ffnight a:B,ard .selected iso ,teaeher a to fill lhe tyao R Y un Abe AO liciaaol actaiff, following the r et f Miss A. You:rex. E Frim 27 ;IiitiglalikOOS :�ted cf '�!' i 1 '�C ,.�� .. ,�. �.7!!!pTr 9 is 'ks F , Who: Jot ,yeye t t._at oro. 25 'years sago July 064 Hole4n a ,,W_ius rself Globs, ` roihy - Jiln ,ArnOtd, a resident of :West 1 aw h 'Township ,-and .an l employee :of •Lueknow District ''leo-op, scored -a, bole-iitnn- ,one at the ;,Winghamri `Gulf `bourse on Sunday. Because Jim was .playing ,.with .a .par- >ticular ;snake of golf ball, be ,.was ,entitl- ed to 4100 Worth' Of -eqUiPment courtesy of amt firrae chosea "new set of :golf globs. Jun ;,was _1 yiing , with his :son Matter Arnold, yap McPherson ,and Barry ' 11iRtt• '',Ivore,PlaYilW the eighteenth hole Qn e $,fie se>iwhQnthe ,l et its ,n uhe -ctiikon the , yard -drive. Jim PeCOV4iiii,t4WilY`.;trfAltA brewery an ,,,acklitkmal Award. Ye�a rs Lam{ r. ai- d Mrs. Ewen 4 14ac nald :.`of !, {' 9 .;Ad •S✓a.. Otiti ng M M' . ...: tr . r ete• , Mr. , . s. An- ' ,Y l itchie t d •Other .rrelatives It is 'wen' first trip ,hoe n years. %t cis 4 tl`nl� %b♦a %ty bwri , sPsntr,.tomcli of her ;life in B.C. Ewen is the eldest son of the :elate Mr. and Mrs Duncan MacDonald of St. Helens. 10 years Ago July 1, 1979 Reeve opens .uew tennis courts Lucknow reeve George Joynt ,out the rib- bon ::on S wday , July A, to offioially opera the :new Lueknow tennis courts at Vic- toria Park. The courts were •constl ucted through the jointo�, ffoiyrtos of the � LYnll� vow ici;!lFil, inen, AC netteF' And Lee tubs • The °euurts ,have been in use for a .week •but Ahem are :fttill,tionle odd jObs to vonviete Wore they are finished. Mork Lis progre a ,'pita the river Viand • ,i cap oject along ,the ;.branch,of 1,414nOw river, rnorth ghway 86 to Treleaveifs 4 . h Lticlmow District «HorttoulturAl moiety applied under the Ytning oda Works PrOgrain And treocive0 tapproximately 400 to go tuwrs rlabalr : yqui, i i t 'o ma dun :with ,ithe,proj t. "azul w Logo* a , irpd eas pro oot 1e44�*o0 and quid No Ai Old ',were 'WS work un v - f .Harokl -neer and all. Stonetionse will supervise ;aa Vis.