The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-05-18, Page 12THE LUCKNOVV d!NTINLL, LOCKNOW. ONTARIO ... ._ _.
(by Gail Pritchard)
The lst Lucknow Brownies Met
at the Town Hall on Wednesd'ay;,
May llth. The meeting
started with two games, both con-
ducted by Packie.'
'Fairy Ring was held. Gail Prit
chard.was Fairy Queen.. Sizers .
collected Fairy Gold, Inspection
wanames ih beret.
In yrork. period, some Brownies •
worked on semaphore.. -nTweenies
worked with Brown Owl. Pow Wow
was held.
• . Gail Pritchard received • her min-
strel badge. •
ingstrelbadge... Barbara Stanley
.and Barbara Hawthorne received
collectors badges. The meeting.
closed with the Squeeze: and Swed-
ishprayer, :Afterwards, a game
•of ball was: Conducted‘by Brown
Owl.
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Mr. and Mrs, Russel 'proctor, of
P.
Livonia, :Michigan, and Mr.• and
Mrs. Russel Ritchie, were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.. • Victor..
Emerson.
' Mr. and. Mrs. Sandy Murray,
Phyllis, Alex, Patricia and Kath-
leen of Sharon, spent the week-
end with Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles.
Tiffin;
.Mr. and Mrs Paul. Groskorth :' :
.and Shauna of Toronto spent the
weekend with his parents.; Mr.
'and,. Mrs. Elwood Grroskorth:
Visitors on -Sunday with •Mr.
and. Mrs, George Fisher and fam-
ily were Mr. and Mrs. Toby .Jant,-
zi , Larry, ' Linda, of Milverton;
and also Mr. and Mrs, Gordon
Fisher;' Lonnie, Lori and Lee,
who spent.the weekend
Little Lori Jane and. Kerry $ch:
.wichtenberg of Port Elgin, visited
With . their. grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. `.Albert; Coultes, from Thurs-
day until Sunday, when their ;
parents' Mr , and Mrs; Wilbert
Schwichtenberg camefor them.
WHITECHURCH ;W I.
The regular meeting of White-
church
ite-church Women's Institute Was •
; held May 11th in the evening at •
• 8.30 at the:horse of Mrs. 'Russet,
McGuire of Tumberry.
The President, Mrs. Wm. Ev-
ans, opened the meeting with ,the
poem', Some Mother Child, as the
theme of the meeting was Moth
er'•s; Day. • The' Ode was sung and
the Creed repeated in unison.
Mrs. Evans extended a welcome ,q
to the visitors and members.
Correspondence and financial•
statement weregiven by the
secretary 'Mrs. V. Emerson. An
invitation was received and acc-
epted from' Wingham W. 1.
to
their meeting May 19th The
motto "Happy. Mothering" was
given by Mrs. Tom Metcalfe who
stressed• a happy mother needs 'a
sense of humor doesn't try to.
give too many luxuries',teaches
them to be happy with simple
treasures, lets them help, have
jokes, not grumble, 'let the', fam-
ily know of past relatives and
learn to enjoythis and '•above all
give plenty 'of Mother Love. ` ,; .:
Mrs. ;Etta Scholtz on the auto-
harp accompanied the members
in community. singing.
Mrs.' Ben McClenaghan gave the
topic Just for Mothers, 'which
she introduced with a poem,
Mother's Apron. '
She .• proved that the job ofbein€
a Homemaker was really that of
a .superwoman for shemust be
cook, cleaner, laundress, baker,
repairman, helpmate to husband,,
an ecyclopediafor the children.
A clean, lovable home is the
foundation for a happy family
and:gives them a feeling ofsec-
urity.
As a social'chairman she influ-
ences her family on TV viewing'
and listening' habits• which is better
than words. and trains them to be-
corne,interested'in sports, sacred •
•records, books, 'Magazines and '
church activities. •
• As Mothers we are constantly
either weakening or: strengthening
'others. So,motiiers, •it's up to you
to choose the qualities you. wish
to radiate. •
Mrs.:Evans, delegate to. Guelph
Conference, May '4 and 5, report-.
• ed' the degree conferred .on Miss
Ethel Chapman, and of the pres-
entation. of $2500.to assist newly:
formed branches of N. 'W W. Territ-
ories to Mrs. Philip Matheson,
National President; and the,high
lights of her address.' Shetold of:
the discussion and information
gained in her group.
Mrs. Emerson presented' ACWW
pens to Mrs. Russel•Gaunt and Mrs,;
Johnston Conn for perfect attend-
ance. • On June 20th, Whitechurch
W. I. will sponsor'a bus trip..to ,
Toronto to tour the new' City Hall,
go shopping and'•attend a theatre;
The rollcall was answered by
16 members giving a penny for
each letter in their mother's
Christian' name.% and .netted the
treasury $1..22.. ' The hostesses ,
Mrs. 'Ben. McClenaghan and Mrs.
George Fisher, assisted byothers,
served lunch. .
OTTAWA - Bermingham Cone
struction,Limited df Hamilton,
Ont. hasbeen awarded a $74,192
contract for thereconstruction
of•a pier at Kincardine, Public
Works Minister George J."Mc-',
Ilraith announced Monday.
Kincardine is on the eastern
shore of Lake Huron.
The successful tender was the
lowest of five opened on April..
27. The high bid was: $85,823.
Work will consist of repairing.
206 lineal feet of the inshore
end of • the' north' pier. : It will be
,.enclosed in steel sheet piling,
filled with .gravel and provided
with a new reinforced concrete
deck. .
Plans. and specifications were
prepared by the District Engineer
in London for the federal depart-
ment of Public Works.
Work is to be completed in
four months.
Football is a popular sport in
Canada. They play it on the
fields, in ,the House of Commons,
on chesterfields; Royal 'Commiss-
ions play •the game, cabinet min-
isters, both past and present , in-
dulge in this friendly sport; and the
• two Canadian television networks
kick the ball around too.;
This is just a warm-up .to remind
all that the CTV television .net-
work. has signed contracts with the
Eastern' and. Western Football Con-
ference to bring Canadians 'live'
coverage of professional football.
Ann ouncement that sponsors • •
., have been acquired for these game
'was overlooked --perhaps purposely
by the CTV brass.Why?
• . • . •
• ABC and'CTV came up with
'another ,first... They're going to'•
telecast live,' via satellite from
England., the' Cassius -Clay-Henry;
Cooper Heavyweight.Ch.ampionsh
Fight on Saturday, May 21st, at.
5 p.m. CTV will carry -it.one
half-hour earlier on the "Wide
World of Sports"':. This is the first;
time a fight has ever been tele-
visedlive to the U.S. and. Canada
from Europe. .Incidentally , it's
the first heavyweight champion
shipfight to be.seen op home Ty'
since 1959. when .Floyd Patterson
defeated *Brian London..
• .•
Four .Tuesday -and Thursday ev
ing shows took big :rating drops • `
due to the Stanley Cup Semi -fin
Front Page Challenge went from`:
7th,position to 19th, Dick Van
Dyke from 15th •to 25th It's your
Move from ,.9th; spot to 26th, and
Branded from position •17 to 33,
••.
The top ten shows' ac.cor`ding to'.
the -.April. Elliott .Research Corpora.:
tion survey, 'are as follows:
Stanley Cup. semi -,finals, Bewitch
ed, Bonanza, -Ed Sullivan,'Aveng<
ers, 'Andy Griffith, :Wali Disney,
Big Valley. Beverly Hillbillies:
and My :Mother,. The Car,
- The Douglas :Point Information •
,Centre willopen for .summer op.:,
eration on May 21. The centre
will be open daily throughout the
summer from 10,30-a.m; to '
5.30 p m.
Since the. Centre; operated
jointly by AECL and Ontario' Hyd-
ro, was *opened in 1961, more,
than 230,000 people have visited
it This year, the Centre has
been remodelled to provide add-
itional spacefor' an exhibit 'on •
nuclear: energy. 'A.working model
of the Douglas :Point plant is on •
display, as well as•'other models :
demonstrating the construction -of
the.reactor.. Visitors will also lie.
able to view., the station from` a •:
lookout and see films describing
Canada's nuclear program. •
A new Chief Guide, Edward
Michael (Ted)" Dillane from. Don
Mills,. Ontario, willbe replacing
the present Chief Guide, John
Rowland, who is taking up a ".post
with Ontario Hydro in Toronto.
Mr. Dillane will be assisted throu-
ghout .the summer by two local,
university students; . Wayne• Cbapp
ell of Southampton, .presently
studying at the Waterloo•Lutheran
University, and Barry ,McKenzie
of Port .Elgin, a student at the
University of Western Ontario,
will remain ' at the Centre until,
,early September; Daily operation
will continue until September 25.
The Douglas Point Nuclear Pow-
' er Station, Canada's: first. full
scale nuclear' electricgenerating
plant, will be in operation later
this year., The •200, 000. TCW plant.
is being built. by AECL • and will be
operated by Ontario Hydro:.
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Atrazine• controls weeds when they are small,•hefore they rob
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