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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-07-08, Page 20PAGE EIGHTEEN: • 17 lc' lir 411.111- THE, .LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • SLZE8' N0. 1 COLONIAL BIRCH pf'lE5 NOW: — $9:.65;per sheet 1 AMBERTCNE 'BIRCHPANELS.: 98 per sheet N�►�N��N��N��NN� Your Headquarters For ' ST. LAWRENCE . CEMENT PITTSBURGH 'PAINTS 'Portland and Masonr• CIiCROSS E 'Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stewart on the birth. of their sone The .proud grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Tom Stewart., Mr., and Mts: Ger- to_rJuL-_ of •K'incardine'visited on Sunday afternoon'with Mr. and Mrs... Tam: Stewart. Visitors during the 'weekend . with Mr, and Mrs,:. Fraser: Reid and Robbie of Southampton were` Mr. and Mrs.. Everette Whytock and family of :Teeswater., • ' 'Bog 'Benedict of 'Sudbury spent the weekend with Mr., and Mrs '.. Elmer Be-n-edi t-arrd-M-kitilk:°` .` Mrs.. Agnes Hodgins visited Sunday.ev.enfng with ML%rs..N t7i.a.n_a Haldenby .. ABAIVKEAXAFEiLON WHOU 6L4DLI/-AMAKE YOf/•A ta4M,:0YOUCAI/ SHOW lel/M ' Ye di parr REALLY MEED /T! LUCKNOW PHONE 528=3430 H1 onour Retiring- School Teacher, 30YecrsOService, 'LUINO . Bru.ce South W.1. Hold Workshop At Purply Grove: A successful Workshop was • held in Purple Grove Community centre on June 15th. for Branch conveners. of Bruce South Insti- tutes. ' Merribers : from The folloint - ing Institutestook part Armow , Bervie ,'.Holyrood , kairshea, • Kincardine, Lisburn, Purple WEDNESDAY, ,JULY .8th, 1.9 and Health;. Mrs ,;Frank Mauaden and Mrs.Jak Elliott , as leaders of• Historical Research. Mrs. Teasdale .led a mixed group of Resolutions and Public Relation and Mrs. V, Emmerson for the curators, .: After the group broke up, a summary of their discussions was read. Citizenship and Education group felt it was wise to have their reports' sent in to the next, • level in• plenty` of time. Horne Economics and Health suggested having a report given,at each branch'meeting by,, their conven-. •Grove , 'Reids Corners ltinley ,:. • a s: °--�AgriFuiture nti Can ;i it — Silver Lake Teeswater, liver- Industries suggested• having topics ton and Whitechurch. prepared well in advance of nicer Mrs.. Teasdale our•Ptovincial ing date. , They were in.favour board member led the workshop of all programs of Bruce South assisted by District President: 'branches being compiled•into Ivlrs.. Wrn . Arnold:, one, book ... The meeting opened with the Historical .Research and Current Institute ode' followed by Mary Events suggested the keeping of Stewart Collect . Mrs scrap';books• and. files: Curator . Teasda'le's address had many • . group asked that the branch • interesting points:' The word . curators be asked to give a report convener meaning to. meet , at the branch annual meetings; .together, to-wor-k together. Thus -Public. Relations thought we • ; in •Institute work this -would mean should not encourage spending working together for better..homes, ;money, front;:;our" funds.. for pro, happiness and leadership Mater- jects"othe,r than'our oWn Institute ia1gathe-r-ed-through-'her-term-of`---projects; although it could be office will in turn be handed mentioned in P.R,O.'s report down to her successor. that we had volunteeredto call): expIii�ned-live tiie:•Lranch vas for. other projects such as the es'we•re.linked by their reports blind, cancer etc. to the District Area and Provin Mrs, Teasdale announced:, cial levels .there will be a, craft sale table' The new home Economist to :at Area' Convention in•Southanip- replace Mrs Anne (Patrick) ' - ton September 14 and 15.. Each. Thon,psu,i'w11i1'Miss Judith branch to donate a craft for salt Reasbeck froth D•awson_B_..C, -a}ue $1:00 to�60-not more ... Discussion •groups.w•ere formed• than $3,00. Please bring crafts with Mrs Nelson.,,Eskr'cKand L_°.to Area Convention, 4j._•Dav,�i t�Atndd-leading_thc' -la.e..iiaeering closed -with the--- - .Citizenship and. Education group; singing of the Queen...The ladies Mrs. W. R. Lowry, as leader left tht:meeting,with.much en• - •for Agriculture and. Canadian thusiasm for their term of office Industries;'Mrs.. Oscar Norman, as' conveners•' and, that it hadbeen as deader. for Home Economics• a' worth while workshop. T -follow mg.poe"rn was composed"; and read• by:another staff mem- ber .Mrs..."Bae Smart.` • yMrs.; JackWest of.Don Mills. ended a•thirty-year teaching car eer on June 26th , 1970 Mrs. West is the former. Mary •Ross of the Lochalsh area, Ashfield Township... She attended Lucknow.High School and after graduatingrf m trat or Norrnal School., taught for three years' at S,. S.' No 17, :Ashfield T•ownship.- She 'married Jack West of • Ashfield and took, the next seventeen years o to rarse 'their family of one soh, now. Major Lorne E. West'of Winnipeg -a-nd-ore-timightet Joan,; now Mrs.. Philip Lewis.of Don 'Mills,. There are six grandchildren,. Mr; 'West. passed away in April 1965. • Mrs. West returned .to. teaching -in 1943 and'taught at Listowel' • until iiine.1.9B5 ail ath-e-n--a-t Norman Ingrain elerient•ary • • school in Don Mills from •Septem- ber 1955. t� June 1965.. When the I'on.view Heights Junior High 'School opened , Mrs. ,West was ' appointed math.ernatics.teacher, where she remained until her re.- • tirement`-June_.26:_i97& M,rs ..West was honoured prior . to her retirement at several social --fuac-t4 ns: - A recept -end-prey-' entation was given by friends Wil/..fred•and.Arne. Stewart at Lake • CoUch'iching on May 29th.: On _Ii tie- a e .e-pt<i-en-anel present tion was given by North York Board Of Education for all the retiring teachers In the Borough. .Wm. Alton, formerly'of Lucknow was also -among those retiring. Afternoon tea'was served .on lune 16th by the lady members of 'the Donview Heights Junior High .School'at the home of Mrs. Eliza, ,beth McQuade, a rrieMber of the. staff, Mrs, West was presented with a portrait.painting "The Torii Hat" by Thomas Skully. The • To .Mary: - - ettaln-breed. of person's born • to teach • To penetrate the,\foggy., wander- . ' ' ing, questing mind of yourt To bring ,with patient 'smile , not . just the answer within reach But to lead a 'faltering fumbler . . toward the truth To Spot discourage metit, in mind not quick to grasp, 0 , To build unbuild , and build again. 0.0 Topraise clap single ; sol -id step . • that's Qood , To recognize in that dull mind. thei0 •ghLto 'clasp One precious moment rare, when ' .. he has understood. • To drag away.; from many a day, all - failing,. To burnthe :lamps,• dejected., pre• paring new ideas =o ret -inn , u nda u-nt-ed . Tobask, to swell' with joy as. if 'a sweet'perfume inhaling, When one'child wins ,ora,gets the • answer, 0 . When one child changes course • and seeks more learning. To fight back the tears. To be :a modest 'sculp-tor' with such damp and pliant. clay; To guide , to 'prop, to fill with inspiration Yet mit to sway. To be unique ,. and yet conform To `share with all, co. -operation, To be a woman , teacher , "wife .an ''niot. er• And set a good example all the . livelong day, • To share these gifts with love and • wit ,and strength and zest That certain breed of person 14/BL. must be Our Mary West • �0: ' Your 'Nose A .‘finfilOr. Try An crkoHo*•• w � recip tairre' Purifier, • Traps; dirt, smoke .and odour to let you breathe 'easiee f. A cocktail: party and presenta- tion was given at the borne of Mr„ and Mrs,. Bill Deane,' vice-princi_ pal of the Donsview Heights School. Why Breathe Polluted Air in 1''our ifoyne?' 0 * : Four filters are behind the remarkable performance of this Precipitaire * Perforated- `id-traps--lint—alnd-largedirt particles: * An ,electrostatic° filter for pollen and smoke *. Washable dirt collector * Charcoal' carbon filter for 'removing odors :* Actually deans the air in a room 6 to 7 times an hour *. It also' features solid-state circuitry * • Beautiful rosewood grain cabinet andectr ctazt . uality. , _ onsti ion * Size 21%" wide :x 93l4deep x 13" , high. er T.V. And Electric LUCKNOVN PHONE .528-3112