The Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-03-31, Page 2PAO. ?WOE
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
The LUCKNOW SENTINEL
LUCKNOW,. ONTARIO •
1 h.10_Sopoy1Ownu— •On--thOluron-Bruce-Boundary
Second Class Mail Registration Number 0847
Established 1873.:— Published. Each. Wednesday Afternoon.
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WEDNESDAY,. MARCH .31st, 1171
Events concerningten years •of , Scouting in: Kinloss Township were
recalled at the Father. and Son banquet last .weekend. ,}
The Scouting movement in Kinloss has recorded many unique 'ac-;
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committee, and ladies' auxiliary working behind the scenes and the mem-
bership in these organizations has provided' the Scouts and Scouters with
the encouragement and help they. needed . todo the job
In a: time when small- communities appear . to be almost 'over -organ-
ized" and assistance . is hard • to: come by in the operation of : most • com-
munity organizations, Kinloss may well be proud of the many names, listed
a neWr story else ivhereur wcssue,: who have ffer ir'services
various, ways to assist Scouting in the township:
CRIPPLED CHILDREN
p , aThe annual Eater Seal��PPeal m support o.,. f criPled ch' drenis
again/ in,Pro�ess in this:comiieunItyThe aPPeal,is s onsoredbyLu ow:
and District. Lions Club' under the chairmanship of Cameron MacDonald.
The people Of . this community have: always . been verygenerous in
their . support of :this project. Lucknow Lions are again hoping that this
area will play its part m the important work of assisting crippled: children
• and, helping ahem to enjoy . a new and challenging life:."
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31st, 1971.
ON AL
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itotnr.comillETE HOME DECORATING CENTRE:
•CUSHIONFLOR AND LINOLEUM,
CARPETING r_ =D1
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corators
WALLPAPER SAND • PAINTS
rs. Tom Inglis
;WHITECHURCH NEWS ,
Ciingratu:lations from 'this coin
'munity .to Mrs.: TOM Inglis of: ; •
West Wawanosh: who' on•;W.ednes:-
day, March 31, .celebratedher
90th birthday
Mrs . Inglis enjoys good health
and with the help of .her daughter
Betty (Mrs Flannagan)' who now
resides with her; keeps .hous.efor
ion Tom and'.the hired man .Mike.,
Mrs.. Inglis has..5: sons Tom' at
me,
bo -Alex .of. West Wawanosh,
Mack of 1Iighgate.t Jack of•Ripley
:and Roddy of Earlton and daughter'
Mrs. Bob Adams (Pauline):' of• Kin-
loss;
Owing tothebackward weather
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fiber of..years, but because he will
be living outside.. of Lucknow and
will have other' r'esponsi;bilities, •.
it will not be convenient. for hitt'
to continue. working with the hoes,
Ile will continue until.thc• end; of
the: Scout year or until 'a new
Leadet'is ready to; take over.
Once again, the ,committee
would .like to stress that::thcre`:is,
help at the ,Distric't. level for
one who' might like to :work •with.
'boys up to eleven years of i . '.'
if you are interested e:ontaet ROA,:
Roert'Nic oils.
Ptans we're laid to have p�ij,"rr
drive' in Lucknow around the mid.-
Ale
nid-dle of April,. probably..on a
Saturday..':•Citizens with clean:
salvagepaper , magazines and'
books are asked to watch for:an yid
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• in the local papery for 'further dk
tails., othe cointr\ with
paperPe
s canple dropintl cm orf .ac '
Anderson Flax Productsirnrtcd
in town ,.'Mondays: to Fridays, ' The District President, Norman
Ta ylOr •invited'-thl con' nrittee,
xr ab& xo..att.e:r d the ;S:r ut;ct.,11
West District Spring4Mceting dt;t
be held in Kinloss on April
and also.spoke of the CimporeG
planned for Ca riip Ma rty n lnv r.
hu.roit -MAY 21st to. 24th incl a'
Cuboree to be held at the \ane
place in June.'
• Best in Grey -Bruce Euchre = The
• '•Kinloss Township entry of Barry
Johnston, left and Frank Schutn-
acher', right., were declared 1971'
Winners of the rey-:ruc-e ourP,
cillors, A .M. Mackay and Assoc-
iates Ltd. ,trophy', symbolic of,
euchre supremacy among;;council
lors iii the; two coitntiet Making
he-presehtation is Die
McNichol`,. Collingwood;Town
ship reeve and `president of the
Omario Good Roads Association,.
Who was a 'finalist.. In.the second
-tow are A.M. "Sandy Mackay,•
preside:ht of the sponsoring;firm
A,M; Mackay and'Associates and.
Leo Spainaay,' vice-president.'
For, the third time in the four-
year existence of the competition,
Bruce County councillors" have
wn =ir superiors _y over •
Grey County at the euchre table,
The Kinloss` Township team of
Barry and Frank bested the Coiling.
wood Township entry of Reeve
Dave 'MC Nicholl•-a-ttd'elerk`Wi1..
liam'Knott in a best of three 'final
to in the 'Grey Bruce Councillors,
A.M. Mackay and Associates Ltd.,
trophy.: Six'teams'frorri each
county competed at the IvlacDon=
aid Hotel in Chesley reeently in
the event sponsored by A.M.
Mackay and Associates, an Owen
Sound engineering firm. The
trophy Was won by :the town of
Chesley last year1: Grey County
- - ed its- on y with fi 19.
ENGAGEMENT
ERI�`'1�SflMacA`Lt1�E�-`'
Mr. 'and. Mrs, CameronMac=
Auley, , R. R. 4 , Ripley, wish to
announce the.engagement of their
daughter Catherine Diana, to
David AllanErickson, so°n of'N-
and Mrt. Frank .Eriekson, Trenton',
Ontario,,
prevalent, -she quietly celebrated
•.the occasion at"he:'r home. The' •
community extends birthday•. greet•
.ings and wishes for many snore •
years of health.
nerll
ame, Ital
WI1ITECHURCH NEWS •
"Congratulations to Gordon .Fish
er of c_;unph on winning a trip to.
Rome, Italy', April 25 ; for being
highest salesman for General Mills
Toronto for January and February::
Gordon is ..the son. of Mr. and
1Girs. George Fisher of Wingharn.
and forrrrcrly'of Whitechurch area.
FOR.
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NALDSON
BROOKSIDE SCHOOL
SATURDAY, APRIL 3rd'
At 8 p.m.
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