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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW;
ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 7th, 1965
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DUNGANNON
(Intended For. Last Week)
Dungannon U.G.W.
Dungannon ' U.C.W. held its
March : meeting in the church
basement with .;twenty-three lad-
ies .'; present.. lairs. Wilbur Brown
opened the meeting' with a eall
to ' .Worship, prayer • , and.:: hymn.
Mrs: ; C. Blake was pianist. ,Mrs..
Jac k Alton : had charge' of, devo-
tions, • assisted by Mrs: Fred
Young. Rev. Mr. Veldhuis,; 'min-
ister
ministerof the church, .was •guest
speaker 'and gave a : very, inter-
esting
nter
ct�
s i . . ' book
talk:on the. study
God,, and His :Purpose. The roll;'
call ` was:: answered by .a' scrip
tare verse containing - Compas-
sion. The offering was: • taken. and..
Mrs. E. Rivett ` gave. the prayer.
Material and yarn to be made
into mitts , and pyjamas '' for the
chil'drens aid,, was given :out 'to;.
theladies, The .smorg dinner will
be.., held: in the church basement
on March 26th from 5:30 to 7:30
p.m Mrs,'` C. Blake ' announced.
that Wayne Brown, who.. is, home
from . Egypt, ' will . show :.Pictures
in : the church' on Monday,'. March
29th, at 8. p.m. The U.C.W. will
cater to 'the Lions' 'Club dinner'
in • Lucknow on April, 12th. Mrs.
K. Dawson,. -finance convenor; 're-.
ported two rooms :' w the church
had, been redecorated. s The April:
meeting .:will. be • ; In 'the evening..
Rev. Veldhuis closed, ; the meet-
ing ; with prayer ` and.: hostess Mrs;
F. ' Young,' Mrs; H: McWhinney.
and Mrs. S. Reid . served 'lunch.
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REPORT FR
QUEEN'S` PARK
BY MURRAY GAUNT'
M.P.P. *HURON -BRUCE
Thefourthand fin
• � 81 report of
the 'Select Committee., on the Mun-
iciple Act and: related Acts, was
tabled in 'the' Legislature last
week and is a sweeping-- endorse-
ment of regional government.
If the recommendations are im-
plemented it would mean the'end
for most' County Councils, many
Township Councils,: Police Vil-
lages, Planning Boards,' Public
Utilities Commissions: and other
Boards. .
•
Premier Robarts and -leading
Cabinet Ministers have increaS-
ingly come out in favour of re-
gionalism in Provincial' affairs es-
pecially during the. past .year. It
is felt, , among ,other- things, that
fragmentation of `' local Govern-
ments . has been as" much: at fault
as ;anything for the difficulties of
carrying: out ' shim, clearance, ' ur-
ban renewal, town planning, pol-
lution control and 'area .develop-
ment
No ' legislation. is expected in'
this, connection ' during this ' ses-
sion..
The. Legislature is now in the
process of dealing. with the estim-
ates of the Department of : Labour
and the Department of • Reform
institutions
In the Department,of Labour es-
timates the problem of automa
tion was debated at considerable
length;' 'The next 20 years will
-see some .dramatic ' changes : in
this field. „Preparation for this ra-
pid change must ' be : started soon.
On April 7th all..members of
the Legislature will be . taking one
of two tours. The : one tour is to
go to ,the Children's 'Psychiatric
Research :,Institute at Byron .and
the • London: Vocational Centre,
The other . tour is to be taken . to
the ; Douglas Point • Nuclear Power
Plant. The House will not be sit-
ting on `that date.
Thank Auxiliciry
For Local Canvass
The ' following' letter of thanks.
was -received --by the Ladies' .Aux
ilary .to • the : Canadian Legion for'
their 'Work in conducting the 10-•
cal' March of • Dimes canvass.
Mrs. A. Johnstone;
Chairman, March of Dimes Com-
mittee, ::
Ladies' ' Auxiliary, Canadian • Le-
gion,
Very' pleased with your collec-
tion in the amount of f $250.00 re=.
'ceived with your- letter and . Cap-
tain's record yesterday, .A few
of ' you did a tremendous,job in,
spite, of the bad. , weather. You
had good workers, and Lucknow
people were .:most generous.
I ° am wondering if another year
you would; like to follow the ' plan
of Tavistock which is about. the
size of Lucknow., The Women's
Institute is our sponsor there, and,
they plan their canvass ' for the:
week leading. up to `blitz' night.
Canvassers go ,out as weather
a n d tin'ne permits during that
week and bring ' their collections
in to headquarters on `blitz' night.
Those who .work, but there tell
`for .their town this is a: much
better plan. You in 'Lucknow can
think 'about the idea.
Under seperate cover I am for-
warding"-a--momento-b ing-senttto'-
our . Chairmen from ifrovincial 'of-
fice, a small token , of apprecia-
tion for.. the tremendous job being
clone by ,our volunteers. This little
bracelet Was made in Bentworth
Workshop, Toronto, by disabled
workers, 'and I know you will be
happy to wear it for the March of
Di ,q. es. • . •
1965 campaign is proving
to have been most ' . successful
and please take to the ; Ladies'
Auxiliary, Canadian Legion, with
particular thanks to you and your
co -Workers, our deep '`appreciation
for Lucknow's' successful Cam-
paign •.. , •
Frons your campaign secretary,.
personal` thanks for your dedi-
cation and your efficientcarrying
out of all details of campaign,
.Dorothy.. Clark
Secretary,
G.1.1
ebrate
5Oth . Anniversary:
(Intended For Last Week)
The E•,q.I,T, celebrated. their
50th anniversary b gathering
with, their .mothers : and friends
in th e Lucknow • Presbyterian
c h"u r c h " on Tuesday evening,
Mardi, 23rd, 1965 at 8 p.m.
The !room was decorated with
blue and white streamers and.
pendants." The `tea table was cen-
tred with a birthday cake . on
which Was 50 . blue candles.
The girls -repeated the : call to.
worship, "And Jesus increased in
Wisdom and Stature and in fav-
our with God and ` Man." The
C.G.I,T. hymn . was sung. • 'The
purpose was' repeated in unison
and Cathy McLeod, the .president,
welcomed t h e Iadies. Beverly
'MacDonald gave the bible read-
irig followed': by hymn 322. Janet
Carruthers read the ' meditation
followed, ,by 'prayer by Marie. Far
rish.' The roll call ' was, answered
by the ,girlsattendance at church,
Sunday School•. and' C.G.I.T : • The
business period followed: The ;pro -
led' this year was. to . purchase
new . communion linen for '' the
church and • the offering received
at' this meeting is to be ;used for
this purpose: The ': offering ' was
received by Donna . Mullin, and
Patsy ' Marriott: Peggy . MacDon-
ald accompanied by Shaun :Mow-
bray sang, "My Task," Eleanor
'Whitby .read "what is . the C.G.-
LT.?'
.G.LT ? Mrs. Stuart Jamieson 'and
Diane Jamieson sang, "Under the
Shadow :of the Cross. '
PRESENT CORSAGE •
The' girls. 'presented corsages, to
.the ladies who had ` been . leaders
over the - years .-= Miss. ' Gladys
MacDonald Mrs. Virden ,Mow-
bray,
Mowbray, Mrs. , Stuart Jamieson, Mrs.
Jack ' MacDonald, :'. Mrs. • Morgan
Henderson and Mrs: ,Milton Ray=
ner. The. girls ' were thanked by
Mrs. M Rayner.
In appreciation' of the' :former.
graduates' ''work thefollowing
were'. presented with corsages .-.
Jean Mullin, :.Betty Mathers,' Di-
ane Jamieson and Marlene Coi-
ling. _Mrs. H. MacKenzie, ^: Pres-
byterial Secretary, spoke to the
girls
The girls sang, "The Lord is
my. Shepherd." Cathy McLeod
expressed, a vote . of thanks : to
all those present. Hymn: 671 : was.
sung followed by .the Mizpah ben-
-ediction--r-epeated_in_unison_,
'The • :girls.. served a candlelight'
tea. Mrs. Noble' Johnston and
Mrs: Morgan Henderson 'presided.
at the tea table. A vote._ of thanks
was moved by. Mrs, G. Whitby
and. was' , capably replied to by
Mary Finlayson.•
Wayne Brown
Shows Slides tl
(DU•
NGANNON NEWS)
(Intended . For Last Week) :.
Members. of Dungannon W.I.
thoroughly enjoyed the, excellent.
pictures' and interesting cominents.
given by Wayne Brown at the
regular meeting. Waynehasjust
returned from a tour of duty, in
the Far East and this travelogue
of his experiences was education-
al as well as entertaining: Mrs:.
W. Zinn thanked ' Wayne and pre-
sented him with a gift. '
Mrs. I. Crozier presided ..for a
short business period. Plans were
completed . for 'a turkey banquet',..
Cancer ' campaignpackets were
handed out to canvassers. Stand-
ing committee convenors gave
their, annualreports and nomin-
ating
omin=
atin. g comittee presented • the slate
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KNOWLEDGE IS MOST
COMPLETAYlITHPARIS
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L.UCKNOW IC) T_
of .'officers 1964-65. Sick and shut-
ins. will, be . remembered ‘'by insti-
tute at Easter. Projects, were dis-
cussed:.;for ,centennial. year ' 1967:
'No definite. action was taken.
Mrs. W. Stewart reported on
motto ``As ` time draws pencil.
lines about ' the , aging face, . let-
us grow in Virtue,;. Kindness and
Grace."
Mrs J Dauphin convened the
lunch__ and. Mrs. K. _-__Dawson was.
hostess.
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You can •be .sure of successful
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And 'Jones, MacNaughton have
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