The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-06-22, Page 20WE!
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Seventeen -year-old :Jean 'Sut-
ton has :been selected to rep.
resent Lucknow District . High
Sehoor in The. London Free
Press School Queens' Club.
Jean is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lyntan'Sutton, RR 2,
,. Holyrood, She .is, a member of
the girls' senior basketball
team,band, s c I' e n c e club,
church choir, 4-H homemak-
ing elub,'and the public speak.
ing club.
She has chosen to write her . '
essay cin the lost art. •of
speech.
$y JEAN surroN
'Although 'wee have altered. .•
the ' ace of our . educational.
system and: curriculum . many
• ;times Since the age of .Pericles,
• we have cdntinued. to, ignore .
the mostnecessary subject of'
. all - exercise. in self clinics
-
:don. In the ancient Greek:.
curriculum,• the two basic:•sub
jectswere music and rhetoric.
With us, oratory has become a •
lost art, We place too little
emphasis on the advantages of
•making ourselves understood.'
Wherever we .go of whatever
we do, we must use speech --
not merely to converse but to
• convey ,• our ideas. To be able •
'. Good taste needn't be expensive. Our beautiful Bouquet
Invitation Line proves this, with the most exquisite • papers,
type' faces and Thermo En workmanship
n--rich you could wash for! it
features
g .; 'raised lettering --elegant
as the •finavir�
gr
est craftsmanship yet costing so little! Come
see our unusual Selection. '
ate ..to two weehi dohs,'
to speak • to. the ;poorly edu-
cated roan and' make him un-
derstand, then to talk to' the
professor. at "his level•requires
a talent for words.
With 'each'. hew' advancement
inscience or, in man's liberty,
man : must :add .to his vocabul-
e
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(Whitechurch •News).
On Sunday :Mr.. & Mrs Frank
Moore Murray , Billie and Trena
and hisfather of .Listowel. called
here at •the home, of his'brother
W alter. Moore, Mrs. Moore &
family. The brothers: Murray.
Billie • were left in the car toy mind
Trena aged 2; The/boys left the
car and Ttena ' busied herself in
her mother's purse, ,found some
bilis eating some and was at it
when Murray returned to the car.
They took her back to Listowel.•
hospital where' she was examined
and was kept 'in th'e hospital over
night under observation:.
Mr. & Mrs. "Canier-on' Simmons
of London were Sunday visitors
with.her father Charles Martin'
and his parents Mr. & Mts. G
Simmons Wingham 'Mid Mr.
Mrs. Ezra Scholtz.
Mr. & Mrs, George Fisher were,.
In London on Saturday attending
the wedding 'of their ;neice Gayle
Carruthers'daughter of Mr &
Mrs. John. Carruthers and Robert
'Rewborhan of West Lorne. Both
are graduates of Western Unsver- •
sity.
Visitors on Sunday with Mr.' &
Mrs. George Fisher were; Mr, .&.
Mrs. Gordon Fisher, Lonnie , Lari ,
and Lee of Guelph., They also
visited with her parents Mr. &
Mrs. ',George Marshal Of Cuirass.,
Mr, & Mrs. Ted Evans, Linnda •
and Larry' of Downsview spear the '
Week with his parents Mr. & Mrs,
Bill Evans and her parents Mr.
& Mrs: Bert Nicholson of l(inlodgh.
MI5 H. D. MacDonald, Mrs.
Donald MacDonald, Mrs. Lorne
Wall and !Ars. Bill R.intoui attend-
ed
ttend-ed the shower' Oh Friday B ening
for Hilda Ritchie bride to be it
Hacketts'Church . '
Charles lea 'er spent Tue.sda)
at St. Joseph's Hospital i,ondot.
with his sister Amelia wbc
been a patient there for some •
weeks..
Mr:. ' , . Brei ot o. cha'c
Lake t . ;.ga: and daughter Mrs.
• Robert k"a"5: I?'
.Greet +• ille• Soutr. Saroinst et. +k"
ary. If heis to make .people
listen; he must' beable to will
another with soft words °but
a hard ' argument. He must
know when 'to "ease' the ten-
•sign, when to 'throw the win-
ning blow.;. We could acquire •'
this ability in the classroom.
The gifts: of speech ise our
heritage, but only practice will
develop it.
ed the marriage of'the former's
granddaughter Gail Creighton of
Detroit on Saturday, and visited
with Mrs: J. D. Beecroft and
family on Sunday: Mrs. Creighton
was returning home with her
daughter to South Carolina..
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Tiffin, Mr,
& Mrs. William Brown on Sunday
visited Kincardine and Ripley `
cemeteries and placed wreaths
there in memory of their relatives
Callers at the home of Mr. &
Mrs. Gershom Johnston.Wingham
were Saturday evening Mr. &
Mrs. Jack Johnston & family
London, and: on Sunday. Mr. &
Mrs. Ken Johnston & family of
Clinton
Mr, & Mrs.. . Wallace Conn
Muriel and Alma were Sunday.
visitorsewithher. parents. Mr. &:
Mrs. Earl Caslick. '
Jim Irving of St Marys visited.
on Sunday with.Mr.. &: Mrs.
Johnston Cann.
Mrs, Irene Paterson and Orland •
and Fred Ritchie were.Sunday
visitors. with Charlie Taylor.'
On Sunday Ray c,adke and -
Arthur Laidlaw took Arthur's
boat the Mary Belle to Silver
Lake where they tried' it out and:
were well pleased with it's per—,:
formance
Mr; & Mrs .'Jim Currie were
Sunday 'evening visitors, with.:
Jean and Grant Wilkton of
Turnberry.. '
•Doug . Martin Buys
YOU. ARE WELCOME TO TAKE OUR SAMPLE
BOOKS. TO YOUR HOME OVERNIGHT
(Lochalsb News)
Douglas Martyr of Ripley. has
purchased. the McG l ivray farm,
at L a1i ; • .
Visiting Mr. & Mrs, Walter'Dex•
ter for a . few days were, Mr. .& Mrs,
'.
John Ensign .of Goderich.
bin,,. Russell Swan returned: home
frorr..rirmardiuee Hospital, or: •
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P.e-...ent guests or Mr. . &
McCharlei wiere Mr. & Mrs:4..
loci..'frer:'1.-Lvanr.„,of Ridjet0wi; and '
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of Brantford .
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