The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-05-21, Page 2'PAGE ',TWO
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THE LU,CKNOW. SENTIN.E:L,. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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The'L` UCKNOW SENTINEL,
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
"The+ Sepoy Town"— On the Huron -Bruce, Boundary
Second Class Mail Registration Number 0847
Established 1873 - Published Each WednesdayAfternoon.
Member of the C.W.N,A. and O W N A,.-:
Subscription Rate, $5.00 a year in advance to the U.S.A., $7,00
Donald C... Thompson, •Publisher
WEDNESDAY, MAY "21st, 1969
WHY SINGLEOIJT.:TOBACCO?
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation .announced recently: that
it will discontinue all tobacco advertising on . the television and radio
networks as' soon as present contracts expire.. First impressions in-
dicate this as; a .noble gesture in view of the fact that CBC will lose
$700,000 a year in doing so. Second impressions would indicate 'than
perhaps, the gesture. is not .quite so' .noble in view of the fact that CBC
annually dose many 'unions of dollar's of taxpayers motley and another
$700,000 or so isneither here nor there with a corporation which ap
,pears to have limitless funds,; provided by the taxpayer, to do ' with
as it sees fit. •
But dollars are secondary if tobacco is the 'serious -health . hazard-
. which it is claimed to be. But the .question arises in our :minds,' why
single out the tobacco: interests in dealing such a sharp blow?
.Tobacco is only one of the potential 'killers of our time : but the
federal • government .seems determined to direct most of its campaign
in • this direction. •
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Camping •
It was wet ,• wet weekend for a:.
about' 13.0 Boy Scouts and
their.leaders. from the $augeen
District who, attempted, to camp at
Camp •Ivlartyn at In,verhuron.' The
turnout for the camp was excellent;
but the weather was lousy.: 91
Eight' Lucknow." Scouts°,, '.Peter
Chisholm „David Cleland,Dale
Irvin, Kenny Reid, Mark Chisholm ,
Douglas Corrin, John Hamilton, Ian,
Montgomery and their leader
George Whitby 'arrived early,
Saturday rriorning and broke camp',
.about'noon: Sunday.' According to
the Lucknow gang, it rained cont -
inually after they arrived until they.
left The Lucknow Scouts managed
too keep dry but a few of the less: a;
experienced campers' got soaked,
'The camp Was intended to last
until about 4 p.rriti Monday but the
et
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WEDNESDAY,MAY 21st, 1969
The ;liquor interests have escaped the: federal purge when act-
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u`all ' -- •:resent a much more serious threat: -to society' than. cigar=;.
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ettes. ..If . a man' .or woman wants to bur n out: their lungs with 'smoke
over a period of years, •they,;will harm no one.. but themselves. If that
same, couple, get too much to •drink, : go out, on a highway and kill your
next door 'neighbour, we think.�we'd .take.:the tobacco,problem as being
secondary: What about `auto:.advertising? If someone buys a motor•
car, built -.with multi horsepower, more than' can 'legally; be :used,'
goes out :on a highway with •a• 60 mile per "hour speed limit and runs
over a child at 100 miles per hour, we think we'd:consider. tobacco
as a: secondary:. problem' What about drug advertising' If,: some teen
ager - became' addicted : to his daddy's tranquillizers. or pep pills 'which
..were sitting. around the house, and • ran 'Ids motorcycle into a tree,:. •
we think that the 'smelting problem .would become secondary..
Smoking hurts no: one but the' smoker and 'as: •such• is a much less.
dangerous habit : than many now, being overlooked by government • and
the -GBG f-a-rn-an-or—womanwant_to-drag " e_ eed":. then-whp_
• . are we .t'o deprive them of picking. the` brand of their .choice through
advertising. •.
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weather caused :the group to 'pack it
up about noon Sunday.
The Saugeen District church par-
ade will be held this coming•Sun
day at Pine River 'United' Church,
Bro�kideHa31
EnrOII For Gradel`
;Brookside Public:Schgolheld
registration last Friday, May 16th
-;•for-Grade One Thirty-=one' pupils' --
registered ,for the 1969 70; year.
The present•enrolment,in Grade
One.,; under teacher Mrs,. Marvin
Durnin, is•3$
Next year Mrs. Durnin will teach
the Kindergarten class and .Mrs
Murray: Wilson. willteach Grade
One. The Kindergarten will be.
held for :the first;'year in the..
Brookside and'.N.orth ; . ,'•`
Ashfield Public Schoolsxstarting
September 2, 1969
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NOTIC
Kindergarten
BROOKSIDE
egistration,.
TUESDAY,. MAY 27th, .1969
10:00 to.12:,00 a,m. and 1;00" to 3;.00 p.m ,
FOR CLASSES' COMME.NCING'°SEPTEMBER 2,4:1969
• isiiiiiUiii1inrli1iiiirii11nt1illmmmn1ii0
The child and either or both parents should attend and
bring' a birth certificate or other proof that the child was born in
1984. The school nurse will be present during this, registration.
OTICE
dergarten &
e Registration;
ORTHASHFIELD !1K!;H00u1UBL
THURSDAY, MAY 28t6, 1969
from 1
3`:30. 'p.m..
FOR CLASSES COMMENCING SEPTEMBER. 2;• 1969,'
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(Don) Larry.MacPherson (William);
Karl Morrison (Gordon); Kathleen
Morrison -(Gordon); Patricia Park
(Wilda-Fri);-Sardra-PenEland_(1�c1t);
-Registration for Brookside ;;;
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kindergarten w_111:be held on Tues
.day, May'27.th. North Ashfield'reg-
.There is little.doubt•in our'minds..that tobacco is. a` health: hazard, ..
. istration for kindergarten .and rade
but we feel that the Federal Government is going a littleOverboard.I g g
. _ g _ g tt. ,
on the uestion'at,'theof.;other'serious• problems. Manymen .&`one_wi11 be held Thursday, ;May, ,
9 expenseP . ,29fh: ' ..
women have: spent their lifetime .hr the tobacco • industry;: working
,: hard during their years in' a business 'that isnow being publicly con-
, demned' and discriminated against by . a large ,corporation' which uses. Those who'enroled Friday for
• taxpayers money: Tobacco` growers and manufacturers have to make • Grade one (with the father's name.
a living. Their product is, a legal one : to sell. Untilsuch a : time. as .1 in brackets) are: Bobby Alton
tobacco is ruled that
,on, the market, and 'this' is.. a ridiculous ., Alvin); Anne Alton (Cls on'•
• thought, we feel that the CBC has : no right ht to . make decisions involvin ! ( ) (` yt ')'
g' • g Jeffrey Alton (Jack), Debra Arnold
public money against' private interests. Any, legal commodity should ;
have -the -right to 'be$ -marketed irr'the7nranner-- nswhich the-produne'�r )° o Btll), Paul
Brenda Phillips (Thomas); Alan
Rivett (Jim); :Janice •Robinson. (D
Edward); Barry Smyth, (George);
Sharon Sproule: (David); Michael
Taylor (Donald); John Ti ert (Bill);
Gregory Wilson (Murray)
: desires ':If. ,it's illegal,. then that. is .a ,different Story...'Brown (Barrie); Kimberley Cooke
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. (Harold); Helen Elliott, (Harold);'
wttleryhllltllhllltlllltlllINfIIiIttflott11111OtieIryrNlt., • Janice. Hackett (Allan);;'Barbara
'�' Hackett (Barry);' Brian Hackett
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your board cannot share some .• U C..t4h, of Essex served the lunch..
econpnmie•s .:.:It also said that -the 'In Addition to his family', a bus,
extreme dela\ in submitting the ...load of people from the. Parkhill
:school budget has,alr.ead\ cost the community' were present to share in
taxpayers,of:Bruce. extra dollars: and the happiness'of:theoccasion. SANDY NICHOLSON
added to the;, frustration' of councils;' 'London Conference has-tranferred CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
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The resolution referred to adequate ! ob to' the'Saskatchewan '
rental•aceornmodation in Chesley Conference where he will serve; two leaving for an extended .visit to the
•at the•present time and if not, years The specific area in Saskat- British•Isles and Europe'later this
t-W-alkerton council su;;ge.sted:an, "chew' a'n w111 be--dete-rnrine when - ?noathL_.Mr,--Ialid Mrs Nicliolson_..w:
enipt�,�;schoo, l building at Saskatchewan Conference meets resided in Edinburgh, Scotland for
Paisley which had notbeen. invest.- latex, this, month; a year and. a half • after their
-igated by: the B -ruse- Cnrrrmittee •
;` • Rev.. Johnstone is the sJrandson of-.- ---rim-air-ia-ge w -nen .he-'rr�inisuered -hea'
Kenneth Hill (Donald); Doreeen;
Jefferson (Wesley); Brian. Johnston::`
.(Morley); • Debby Kerr'(Doug);
Dianne Maize (John); :Don, Martin
when requested. •'"Surel, fou must the 'late • Nit'. and Mrs. Janes John_: , church there.',
Mr., Nicholson served in the min-
istry in Canada .fora time, was a
federaland Saskatchewan provinc-
ial member of Parliament for,some
time, served as a Provincial
Cabinet Minister and in other soc-
'have second thought's about ,gbing , stone of Lucknow.:'>lrs..Eileen Lav-
ahead with a new building wh.etn is and Clare Johnstone of Lucknow,
•.-:you know the hardships already ink -,':are an.aunt and uncle. '
posed 6 the cost of education" .'Mrs..,Lavis 'attended the"Sunday
ended. the resolution . Morning service for licensing to
Lucknow council did not endorse preach held in Parkhill and the
'the resolution. ordirjation service in. Windsor, ial work in Saskatchewan for a
Pthe University,.nurimber of years.
A, re resentative of rho F; Cowan Bob13ob 'Tradtrated from
InsuranceInsurance company 'was orthand of Western'Ontario in 1959 and The cou ple sail on Ma y'31st•on
to discuss village insurance require•, taught high school in Parkhill for., the Empress of England' fromaviont-
ments .
1 -ire Chief .ceorge wh tbt was;
,given :permission to, request that a
fire survey be corn leted in•the
village by a repres ntative of the
Ontario Fire.Marsha office. The
turves. will he completed' in
booklet form at no Cost to the mun-
icipality, The village, is' under no
obligation to follow any of all of
the recommendations made. •
seven years before ent Em
erang Emma
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College. :
The Harold Johnstone family were
former Lucknow residents and left ._
here xi 160.
g
t00Kto'buy
.in'the
WANT ADS
real to Liverpool where they will
v-isit, with t eic :nephew D� lex
Int re who y residesin Liver- . -
pool.
Mt, and 'Mrs., Ni ho s
c 1 on plan to
spend sortie time.irt England'.,
e p
solei' their. house in Saskatoon and.
plan on apartment'Iiving when- ,•
they returns with the location
undecided; •
:scapi Injury
Nit er-driver-sus-rained; injury
late Frida aft.ernoon,'Ma ;`9th.
when a car..driven by Ellis G.ossel
of Ripley :travelling east on: the
8th• of Huron, Was struck broadside
by. a ,car, driven• by'Nliss Margaret '°,
Machan of 'Wingham at 'John C.
vlacDonald`s driveway..
The: Gospel car' was badly damag.=
ed in`the mishap with Miss
Machan's ear. receiving,lesser dani-,
age.
aced Vt/.et
rsic :Festiva
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J•i:m •Henderson., son of Mr. and
Mrs ..Jim Henderson ofLucknow is
pictured on the left and Bob Hall,,..
son o.f'Mr. and Mrs. ElwinHall of
'tete. boys scored a nyark of 8 .Jim
Iplaced second with a nark of, 3 in
the Bach, class open to grade i., In`.
the• Bach class'open to :grade ler,,
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He
vas -€%stat: 4t mark,
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In the piano duet,class, 10 years•
land under,, Ruth and Toni lien:
sonn,dechildrson sren•of Mcored ra, and,iv
73tres9Xstle , Jitrt�
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Anew -pa the right d Both° young °- Bob
rnen did well at the Grey County
Kiwanis,Music Festival held at
!Owen Sound' recently;
In piano duet,, 18 year sad under,'
4 i�Y •"*.LAK!. Wirt, '14I n4t9P4 'IC'h' .k"1 4M41 i V, .'4"rc•
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