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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNIOW, ONTARIO
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
Letters To Editor
Seaforth, Ontario,
February. 10, 1965.
The Editor,
The Lucknow Sentinel,
Lucknow, Ontario.
Deaf Sir: ,
Would. you please through: your
columns extend the sincere
thanks of the Huron County T.B.
Association to all the 'people of.
Huron County who have helped
sh• make our 1964. Christmas Seal• '
Campaign a success to. date.
We appreciate the generosity
•of those who by their contribu-
tions are d'ssisting in the con-
trol of this. dread disease in.
•oUr. country. Such, contribu-
tions finance free chest clinics
held monthly at five county cent-
, res, comferts. for patients in the
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Sanitoritnn, rehabilitation of for-
mer patients •and ,a health edu-
cational program. .
• The campaign • ends • February
28th and it, is hoped that many of
the residents of the county. vvho
have .not yet sent in their con-
tributions will .do so in order that
our work need not be curtailed.
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The efficers, of the association
would particularly like to thank
all volunteers who helped in pre-
paring the seals for mailing, .the
pestmasters and their, assistants
in ' delivering the seals,. Station
CKNX for •their COntributions of
advertising .find The Lucknow Sen-
tinel for thepublicity that you
have so freely given to this wor-
thy cause., •
Yours sincerely, .' •
s. Donald I. Stewart,
President,
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Huron County Association
Brownie News
( byl Gail Pritchaal)
The mJeting tagan with. Fairy
Ring witn ' the enrollment. of
Coree Passniore. Then we had
a game called the imagination
game. Powwow was held with
the discussion of the church par-
ade. The meeting ended with the
squeeze and the prayer.
or .44ucit ci Itttie
. Today young Bill likes sto tinker but tomorrow
he will be deciding on his career. Whatever
profession or' vocation be may settle on, there
will be no financial problim. A life insurance.
program with SIM Life Tiot only guarantees the
funds for Bill's education but provides an income
' for the whole family if Dad should did, pre-
maturely. ,
I'm associated with Sun ,, Life' of
Can da the Compani with the poli
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that's right for you nd your family.
Why not calf me today? •
1..,111. 2 Luckno* •
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Bring Snapshots
Of Old Implements
I Intended . For Last •WeekY
The February meeting .of Pur-,
Ple 'Grave Women's Institute" was
held .a week late because ' of
stormy weather but thisdid not
lessen the entlitisiasM of the mem-
bers as ,they gathered at the Thome
of Mrs
*. Herb. ,Farrell.. Mrs.
George Harkness and, Mrs. Doe
Galles -were lir charge: of the -Meets::
ing with iMrs. Morford MacKay
as pianist. Miss Eva .Ctilbert. read
the Scripture.As a. roli. call, the
members brought many interest-
ing ,snapshots of implements of
former. days.. These will be placed
in the Tweedsmuir. History.
The course .on Creative Cook-
ery will be ' held on April 13. •A:
Valentine party and bazaar • will
e held' with Mrs. Morford Mac-
Kay, Mrs. Helen Swann; 'Mrs.
Gordon MaeDOnald • and Mrs.
,Garden 'Patterson in charge. A
second committee , was .apPoint-
ed for February 26, of aVIrs. Frank
Dore, Mrs. • Francis Boyle, WS:
Geo. Harkness and.Mrs., Don Gil-
lies. • . '
RepOrti were given , by Mrs.
Victoria, Smith, and. Mrs, •Frank
Dore. Mrs. Wm.. J. Arnold..react a
letter from ,Rev. Clarke Loan.
• Jamie Forster sent thanks ,for a
gift • •
s Mrs. Allan • Coning' was .Con-
• venor for. the program.Ms. Ran: -
vie Thompson, gave a reading on
value of eggs and • cheese in diet
and distributed recipes. She also
made cheese feridue and macar-
oni and cheese . in •'casseroles.
Mrs. Howard Thompson had 'mer-
ingue shells - filled with lemon
butter and told of methods. of
preparation. Members' enjoyed
sampling an...these dishes ' later.
Mrs.' 'Arnold read..a poem, and
readings were given by Mrs.
•Gordon, Patterson and Mrs. Don
McCosh • had sent 'packages of
used stamps' ,and .received word
that the Leper Mission had been
able to save .30 lepers last year
by the sale -of theSe stamps. Mrs.
Herb Farrell. had a -Valentine
reading Mrs. Howard Thomp
son .had a ',Valentine contest. .The
winners „received, bubble 'gum but
proved.to be very poor bubble
bloWers. Mrs'. Walter 'Forster
thanked the hostess.
Some homemade bread and
cream were sold: Luiz -eh was ser-
ved by Mrs. "'Frank Currie,' Miss
.Eva. Culbert and Miss Edith .Col-
lins and a social time enjoYed.
."We look. forward to receiving
'the Sentinel .each week,' writes
J. H. Hackett of St.'. Michel, Mon-
• District President
Guest. Speaker
,( Intended, For Last Week) • •
Mrs. Francis Gemmel, Ripley,
district president, was.. guest spea-
ker at the 'February meeting of
the Lucknow Women's Institute.
In her talk :she sroke on several,
r,f the projects of • the '.Women's
Instit,ites, including' the Adelede
Hoodless homestead at St. George'
and .'the .need' of our soboort• to
the' International Sg?holarshin fund• .
'Mrs. 'George ' Whitby • presided
for, the. meeting .and. following 'the
Owning •Ode and 'Mary Stewart
Collect, 'Mrs. Philip Stewart read
the- .minutes. .It ' was decided to
buy' five dozen dessert 'plates, and
•a' motion was made to giVe $10.00
to the • International Scholarship
fund. iMrs, G. Whitby was chosen
as a delegate to, attend the Of-
ficers Conference in Guelph, May
5th, 6th. It, was decided to have
• a, dessert bridge and euchre par -
!ties in 'March.. • • •
MrS. •Charles Steward presided
for the program, and •a,Sing-song
was enjoyed with' Mrs. 'Ross, Cum -
mina at the piano. Mrs. Neil •J.
NlaeKenrcie gave a reading, and
Mrs.. Claire Johnston faveured
the meeting with a lovely solos
'It is No' Secret," �0mpanied
by Mrs, R. Cumming. The 'motto
• "Perfection is not expected, but
improvement • is," was very ably
taken by Mrs, Mel, Greer,
Following t h e "Queen" and
Grace, lunch ,was served by .the
Hostesses in charge,
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BOWLING •NE.WS-
Intended For Last. Week) • •
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ILOCKii0W,DUNGANNON
, • BOWLING. LEAGUE
• Gwen Caesar again 'came
• tin-ough with the ladies' high tri-
ple and single with scoresof
698 and a '281 game.
• Al. Hamilton led the men with
• a triple of 652 -and: George Joynt
had the„ high single ,of ,279.
Tigers 48, Beavers -47, Cubs 47,
Coons' 47, Chipmunks 41, Lions
40, Kangaroos 38, Zebras 36, Wol-
verines 31, Gophers 31, Pole Cats
.29, Squirrels 20. •
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LUCKNOW MEN'S BOWLING
February. 9' 1965 9 p Group
• nigh single this week was rolled
by • Dick Park •with 296. Dick
Park ,also 'rolled the high triple
with. 735. Dick Park's l3uicks
points, Milt Rayner's Dodges 1
point;. Ross Irwin's Fords 3 points,
•Art. Purney's Silverwoods 1 point;
Bill Hunter's Okismobiles 2. points,
Omar Brooks Pontiacs' ? points.
•' Team Standings: Buick s 4? .
points; Pontiacs 38 points; Dod-
ges )38 , points; Silverwoods ' 37
points; Fords 35 pqints; .0Idsmo-
biles 26; points. Games of 250 and
over: (Dick: Pa* 296 and 278, Bill I
Sanderson 275, Stuart Jamieson
274,
Jack ,paesar 280, Len Mac-
Donald 275. •
• LADIES'
•AFTERNOON .BOWLING
February 15th ,*
Bluebirds 4 Wrens 0; Cardin-
als 3, Robins. 1; Canaries 1,. Or-
ioles 3., Marion MacKinnon rolled
the hightriple with an .806; also
high single .with a 281. • 4
Team Standing:: Bluebirds •4g;
Wrens', 44, Orioles 43;. Cardinals
• 36,—Canaries 32; Robins 24. MO
garnes and over:, Betty Mole '201,
.Shirley 1-lawthorne. 208,' Ferne
MacDonald 222; Mildred Cameron
• 218, 207, Edna Petrie 205; Marion
MacKinnon 245, 280, 281, Marie
Stewart 36, Isabelle Eedy 235. , •
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LADIES' EVENING BOWLING-.
• .Erneralds took • .3 'points .,from
Pearls; Sapphires took ' 2'. Points
and. Rhinestones took 2 • points;
Diamonds took 4 points from Ru-
,bies. High single, Gwen'Caesar
292; hig4 triple, GWen, Caesar, 598.
• Team Standing: Rhinestones 46,
Pearls 44; . Diamonds 39, .Emer-
alds '37, Sapphires 82; Rubies 30;
200 and over,' Donna Alton 203,
Gwen Caesar 206, 292, Barbara
• Friendorf 232, 205; Kay Collyer
. • KAIRSHEA KAREFUL KIDS
• (Intended For Last Week)
The KairsheaKareful Kids 4-1I •
club met •at the 'home of Marion
and Janice Wall ,on Monday at
8:00 p.m.
Safety at home :(inside and
out), on. the farm and' higInNiay
was discussed. They listened to
"Farm Radio rortire broadcast
on safety. •, '
Record books were checked.
The next meeting will 'be in Luc -
know Town Hall on IVIareh Ind to
see films on ."Ihway Safety",
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