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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-10-19, Page 16THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, L.UCKNOW, ONTARIO -- . Students. and teachers returned refreshed. from the Thanksgiving holiday. Science Club Last Tuesday, Mr, Gibson organ- ized a Inn or Science Club for Grade nine and ten students. This club plans to show filets every Monday at noon, The first few films are to be on "Space :Science lifeiary And. Debating- Society • INr,; Needham started a Literary. • and Debating Society. Officers of the club. are; " President, Bernard Campbell. lst Vice -President , • Wanda Hunter, 2nd. vice-isident, Jon Lizmoce, Secretary; Joan' MacKenzie, The club will carry on"debates and contests with other schools. Volleyball Notes.. • Chesley defeated. Lucknow in volleyball last Wednesday but in. all cases by a small margin only. The next ;game is. in Walkerton Tuesday. Qetober'18,then on Thursday (tomorrow) here, -versus Kincardine Mud!. ,Must! Mud! On. Thursday, students were 'bussed to the Ploughing Match at Seaford'. They left at 9:;10 and • returned at 3.45. The mud was knee-deep but this failed to ruin• the day, for all enjoyed it and re- turned home exhausted Radio, Club The Radio Club interviewed. •'many people at the Ploughing Match. They held _ a trial run last. • Friday and will tape a show to- morrow. This shout, their first, will be heard Friday at noon. :Sell Bars The Students Council has •ann- ounced that the High School Chocolate . Bars will be on sale soon for ',50¢ so support your • town's . High School., L. D.H. S by buying a bar:. Thank. you:: The seventh meeting of the St, Helens Happy. Handicrafters. was held in the hall on Saturday. Oct- ober 15th, with 21 girls present • and the 4 leaders. The meeting, opened with the 441. Creed follow- ed by the roll call -"One. Charact- eristic of a good tea biscuit",. The minutes of the last meeting were read. A discussion was held on tea biscuits and the girls displayed the "Nbiscuits they had trade at home. Plans were made for the girls to entertain their mothers at a supper on Monday evening; A demonstration was shown -to the ' girls on -how to properly set a table,. After this the girls and lead.. ers, sampled the tea biscuits with ° rt arrrialade and: jani which proved 'to be very good The meeting closed with the 4-11 pledge,. DONALD CAMPBELL Donald Campbell passed away at the home- of his niece, Mrs. Kenneth Bridges of:Exeter m day, October 13th in his. 77th year, . Mr. Campbell was born at Luck. now on'October 31st. 1890, a son of Donald. Campbell and Mary Beaton. • •• He is"the last member of a family of six and was predeceased by two brothers and three sisters, Roderick Neil;, Mary, Isabelle and Kate. Mr: Campbell is survived by :several nieces and nephews. He was retired from the C. P. R. Telegraph, Toronto and for the. past few years hadmade his home with his niece, Mrs:. Kenneth Bridges (the. former Mae McMahon of •Lucknow) , '• Funeral service was held on•Sat- urday, October 15th from Mac- Kenzie Funeral. Home, Lucknow Rev. J;_C. Boyne was clergyman. Pallbearers were Harry Lavas, Robert. Campbell , 'Harold Camp""= a bell, Jim Smith, John Eider, A.J. Wilkinson. Interment was at South Kinloss Cemetery. (Zippy Zionettes)• The eighth meeting of the Zippy Zipnettes was held at the home of Mrs, Ritchie.. The president . Donna Ritchie opened the. meeting with. the 4-11 pledge and: read the .minutes of the last meeting. It was.decided to have a.meeting' next week to discuss. ,the -skit for 'A chievement Day. • ; -Since this meeting included. the supPer, •the mothers, of the"club members Were a invitedd The supper menu was tomato juice',: 'Scalloped potatot.s, cooped .peas and carrots,. cabbage salad, jellied vegetable' salad, bread and .butter, baked apples, bran muffins,; tea and coffee. Donna Ritchie welcomed klle mothers to the meeting. After the supper Mrs. Kirkland expressed thanks to members and leaders for inviting the mothers. ' Nancy Kirkland thanked Mrs., Ritchie. for having the meeting; The, meeting was closed with all repeating the 441 Creed. - Merry' Meatballs The sixth meeting of"fie Merry Meatballs was held .on October lSth at the Lucknow High School. The meeting was Opened with -the 441 pledge. lane Monerfef read the minutes, The roll -call was a'nswere by fr members. • The members invited .Mrs. Philip Steward fora meal of meat loaf - and savoury salad, .which was pre-,• pared by the girls. The meeting closed with the, creed, • • Zippy, ,Zion a tees . The seventh meeting:of the Zippy Zionettes was held at the home of Mrs. ,Charles Anderson on Tuesday., October 11, after school, The pres- ident, Donna Ritchie opened the meeting with:the 4-H pledge. All members answered the Roll Call. Elva Ri:tchie.:read..the minutesof,•,, the last meeting, The leaders demonstrated a table setting. Mrs. Ritchie displayed different kinds of biscuits, Elva Ritchie thanked Mrs. Ander- son•for having the Meeting. The meeting was closed with the, Creed. The next meeting of the Zippy • Zionettes will be held at the home of Mrs. Harvey Ritchie on Saturday,. October 15 at 4:30. Since this meeting includes a supper,• the Mothers of the members area lnvit ed, to attend. AMBERLEy estson Sunday with Mr Mrs,, John Andrew Mcoona° second concession,of ilurota Mr. and Mrs, Eldon liende Mss Janet :McDonald, Mt Murray Henderson and Pani wraith, Mr. and Mrs. Ross son and family all of Luck Andrew Barkweil, Mr, and Malcolm McLennan and M Jean McLennan of Barrie, Louise McDonald " Miss Mi Perry of Toronto and Mr, Mwdock .McDonald and -Gr McDonald.. Merry Che Whitechurch Merry Chef thehorrte of Diane Coulte Tuesday evening at 7:30. The .President: Darlene Sl opened the Meeting win I pied$e repeated in unison minutes were read by Dia The roll .callwas arisweref 8 Merry Chefs naming 1.ci and the Method of cooking next .meeting will be held '24, at thehome of Darier sou. • The discussion centered usesof ground: meal and h cooked meat. The roup menet building aroup;d' the dishes,. Janis Farrier demi( the making of a meat` loa Margo De Bruyn •demonstr savory salad.. The meetin eluded with the Home • The Lucknow Lions Club , in co Operation with Lions Clubs :through. crit the world, .is issuing a • . challenge to the youth of the town. and district to develop a plan for world peace This challenge Gould • • earn one of thou a .$25,000. educ - • ational or career assistance grant,. The Lions Club is sponsoring a world-wide essay contest for the. • world's youth on the most import - ant world subject today - peace. The contest offers $50 , 000 , in total awards, including the $25 , 000 . first- prize , eight 'semi- final world regional awards of $l ; OCO-. each and travel expanses for the eight winners to Chicago ` Illinois, in July, 1967,when the .first prize winner will be chosen from the eight.. More than 20,000 local, district Ind multiple gist- rict awards will also be Trude. The contest is open to young !people who will.: be 14 but less ° . . than 22 years of age as :of' January 15 , 1967. The winner will advance, to Lions District A9 competition in his' or hereffortto qualify for the•rnultiple district contest. The contest sponsored by 20,000• Lions Clubs in more than. 130 countries in the free, world , will be the largest Peace Essay Contest in the world today, • • Students wishing to enter the con. test should contact Noei..Mason, principal at Lucknow District High School. • Contestants should submit entries in essay form not exceeding 5,000 words, Judging will fall into four categories, 75 pelt cent for con- tent, ten percent to organization, 'ten per cent to style and five per cent to Mechanics. The mechan acs segment will be used. to $ppra•- ise the grammatical construction. What are your id*os,and suggestions for reaching'. the vital goal of. • World Peace? .Express them in an essay (no more than, 5,000 words) , entet the Lions` Peace•Essay •Contest. ',lN in prizes. .:.. Grand Prize, $25,000( You :may be a, winner! ALL ENTRIES MOST It IN SY DECNNISER . CaMastanls 'sr *chats within, 1s «ow this alba. car t+aeaiws haltiatalis by pmoidin f; . . • . 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