HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-04-07, Page 13WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 7th, 11171'
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•THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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• CONSIDERED A SIOCtESSFUL plooRAm, players and: their supporters, at getting no practise Ieading,rec-.
Forty-Nme Attend Lea.. ers_ iranung
tIQWever, we of garnes and diSCOssing variations.
. e. who were attending; the Juvenile reation themselves., The playing
. 11 e o see that ldrtd.of suppot't of t4exn: was Q$t1:1101PfUl
Course n
el At Ripley High
IOU: The ali0Wect •
SQ111.(j (;:r t t it'niay re-.
4111).1,9 its work all the better46,r
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''..enishthe feeling of the'rpo,re than
..sixty'pa-:rticipants'of th,e SOC -
.• (2...reatien,, Leadership Course that
• _co:11610(4,d yon.day evening' •
The sponsti.i.-
... of the ,course W. the „fh•
ig cotnr,nittee of the l--14rcin
Federation ofAgricul•
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For• four 'nights, in Maro:h the
average attendance: of 4-9 people.
, gained: practica.i ideas:for 'group •
:recreation inClUdingice.-breakerS.,
mixers. ways: of dividing into.
gr'oupssi'active and qUiet games,:
relays, games fOrlarge and,Small
and st
• for a re'4rh wil" it is. coming 'chief disappointment. Was
with. hearing. The aoC9ustios of
the gym seemed.to intefere with ;
the giving of i7lStrili011 'rather
badly Also Also disaPpointing to
some, was the fact that.time ran
out before we touched on.techr
niques of leading ,sing songs:, as
:advertised. ° •
• From-thesuaestiO•n box for
courses for Rural Learning to "
sponsor next year Comeihe follow
ing: more of same, folk and
square daneing,,, drama, glee club,
handiwork,'volleyball and games;
parliarneritaryproceduie, prepar,
ation and presentaion of ctincert.
'Now that the course is:.cOnclud-
ed...rnore than sixty people -are
equipped with some very practic-,
,-al ideas for directing recreation,.
It. Will be encouraging 'for those
4eSponsiblejor-the_coursejo hear-,
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down to the, wire .for the
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leaders,orThe (oursetO fiTials. • —7
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Mr, Don Groff, Kitc1ieer ani Ir the evaluation of the course •
Mrs. Irene 13°Yle, Ripley. M • ,on: the final night thermajority
Groff was formerly a Social Rec.-
:felt trle:ourse was a success.
it mil stqg4 'i'he vote was as follows : ,UrlSati.S••
2511ege andisPreserrYworlung factory-:6 unsure '2 helpful27•
:in the -Hama n fzelations Study - ---
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Pro rain at Unive f Vat 1 4ncl'e?(ceclea exPet4ti°11' 11'
"Mrs,- BOy le's, chief qualification The duration Of time, two
. beirig a collector of reoreatiOn= hoursper r4glit for four riightse whal.
over, the past twerity right. for all but six, two. of -
years with .4.desire'tO share them whdin wiheci it was
shorter
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with people of similar interests:. '. four who voted for six to eight
• • nights duration. Reasons for sue-
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There was a wide age.range of cess of the course. mentioned
participants, froM 15to 79 (of most frequently were: participa-'
those who revealed ages),and.the tion by all ages, feeling of being.
majority ,felt that age Was no part of every activity, effective
barrierto the effectiveness- of. ./ Ways, of Mixing groups of people
the CourSe. In fact, those who and gaining new 'ideas. It .
attended the final night:of the • was almost unanimous that the
younger 'fhockey---participanti felt nbdisappdintinent
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or read about its participants coil,
ducting recreation ranging from a:
two minute brCal< in.a businessmeeting,
meeting, or a uget2acqUainteci
niixer'f-at a group rally , to.a .. ,
fufl evening's'entertainment for •
a family rell6lan, • •
InvOlyed in Making the obutse .
a sticCe Wer.e:Many people be
sides the Puraf.Learning4QmrMt.'
tee consisting of Reg Moore ,
Geo. Sutherland and Mrs. Irene.
'1-.3oyle., Helping wipi..pormotiOn• ,'
and mailing:letters to, Organiza - 2
lions were the lady directs5rs, of
Huron.TOWnship Federation of
Agriculture .Mrs. Dorothy 'Need. -
ham, Mts. Margaret Smith., Mrs.
connie'VanderHoek andsPresident
John '
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Another behind thesscenes work-
!er.,, til -the Patterson typed:
'out instructions, for ail games' , •
played, filing' card -size for those.
w;is,hing.:to'start recreational
idea 'file. Helping with duplicat,
ingof Tnateriai
Collins and Mrs. Pat Mason at :
the High School. h •• •
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of our High SoNol:building
where the, faeilities are made
. available to.educatiOnal groups
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FLY VAP STRIPS, $2,9s .
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$1.97
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FLORI3AIT.,
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CARRIAGE and MACijINE BOLTS L 40% OFF.'
MILK .PILTER$ .3
„. .$3.09
BARN LY $13 ENTIZAT.; Reg. $3.79
PLATI.C.1;:AUNDR71":BASKETS 7.11c,
DRAW -W LL.B.ELMADE_TH IS
SATURDAY •FOR •
IA" ELECTRIC DRILL
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Chance to win with every. purchase.
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Many. patterns and colotIrS
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Set of. 6 and iig.'tree
$5.15 set
Complete line of fondue accessories, including forks,
fuel' and cookbooks
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‘kHiS114•ING."TEA'.KEI1'LE
4Q174kirdt •
1, :SAUCE PAN
ai,„tA:ptg PAN
COVERED SkILLE:r 4.tefityri finish)
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GIFTS
• PoTTERYTTT—t I -MA -CUPS 'antl-SktleEtt5, _ . '
GLASS JEWELLERY *c. NOTE PAPER •
HANDWOVEN PLACE MATS,'PONCITOS, BELTS
VICTORIAN ,LAMPS!
REPRODUCTION Fvfmniunt.
• CANADIAN HANDCRAFTS
-Holyrop,
Mrs. Raynarcl Ackert presided
for. the Meeting of the Holyro6c1
e.—ThelTfeetiii:gm- 7 --
opened witWthe Ode and the •Mar) '
Stewart Cbliect.'. 1\frs. Lorne
Eadie read the minutes and„cort • .
-respondence and .a Thank'ypu .
card Mrs. P. A. 1\ltirray saye a
;splendid report:of the. DiStriet.
Directprs meeting which was treld'.
at Beryie, .Member s arc:remind=
ed of the 75th anniv'erSary..of the
W. 1. in:1972; •
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The District' Meeting Will be.
held: n Tiverton on 'May 2lt Ifi:"‘ •
was deeded.tO sponsor a different
1 s thl Other girl is now -able • •
to earn fOr, herself. ' •
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Mrs Dari McInnes and Mrs..: -‘
Lynian Sutton ain,•charge of a ••••
.bustrip: to .Port 'Credit on .11ay: •
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elegates to .the District. •
'Aririttal.are Mrs Jim Smith., alter,
nate Miss Edna Boyle: :The • •
Scout s group .committee .represen-
.5-u-t-ton
LadieS:Aukiliary gave $160. 00 . •.•
towardi Dickies trip'sto'
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The a chiev entent cay,fpr the
clubs will be hcld on May 1st,
in•Tecswater': • •:, '
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"Standinc; coins reports
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.were gic.-n as. follows - Cultural
• Ctiv ties , I\ lrs.;.' FraPk ../\tau e :
griculture an •ana aan ndus-
tries, Mrs. Dap /lolrin'es; Home',
ECotiontics a'nci Health, Mrs.. 'Alex:
Perty; HistorkM Research, pre- '•
pared by Mrs, 1\1argaret Nic Ph.er
son andurt-aad
curatOrs:report , IrsJin Smith;
Public Relations Officer .(6pcirt ,
.Edna Ilo\:le; atfditoN r.port ,
Mrs.. Ly I flan Sirttortr-Nocninat-frrr,
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Copp nittee:, Irs. Lyipan Sutton; .
TreasUrers rcport Mrs. Lornc
radio; Roll call,:rayment.-of.Fees
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Jolinstorias
gra m eon\ ,encr atid couilit•tcd.
several ga ncs rnd.:onAests. NIrs;
'Frank ,Niatildon f,c-ati •
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rile ineCcin., closeZrInt`tr"t.1.
ada" andGracc grid ion• s
rePteshments were :(:;r\le(111.,,\ the
• hostess Nits. I)an „\I,'Inncs And
lAni,an Suffem,. rho:May
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