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THE LUCKNQW SENTINEL. LIJCKNOWt ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, MAY 51
The'WCKN.OW SENTINEL,
• . LACKNOVI., ONTARIO
"The Sopoi Town" On the Horon-Br000 Boundary
• Second -Class Mail Registration, Number
getablished 1873.— Published Each Wednesday AfternOo4 :
, Mfmber of the C.W.N.A. and O.W.N.A.
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Donald C. ,Thompson, Publisher • '
• • WEbNESDAye MAY Sth, 19711
South Grey Bruce Division Of The Giri
Guides Meet For Dinner Meeting In
Lucknow Sunday, Plun Camp Activities
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• The annual dinner meeting of head table: ivIrs. Angus MacLen-
the South Grey ,Btuce Division of nan, District Cormnisioner for
the Girl Guides of Canada was held Lucknow and •Teeswatet; Miss .
' at the tog Cabin Restaurant in Mary McMillen of Goderich
Lucknow on Sunday, May 2nd. 41. Commissioner •for-Huronia Area;
Guiders and, other executive Mem-
bers, attended representing Walker-
, -ton, Formosa Fordwich, Mild -
may, Clifford,. Lucknow., Tees-,
• Water ,.Hanover, , Durham;
Kin-
cardine and Palmerston. Three'
Lucknow• ilangers Debbie Corrin,
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•assisted with registration, and the over, DivisionSecretary.,
'. ' serving of the meal.. . . ' ' Mrs Angus MacLennan of Luck.
Mrs. Ed Peppier of Hanover, • I now ..weloorned , the group.' , • .
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Commissioner for South Grey . Mrs. Peppier was chairlady.for .
• , Brnce 'Division , introduced the the meeting. Miss' MaryMcMil
LETTER TO, THE Aptrit
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Students: Impressed
APfil 26, 197.1,
Dear
On, behalf of 'Mrs. Sutherland
and the boys,•and 'girls. of Ivloose
.Factory, I Would like to exprest
a thank you to everyone who. Wel-
COrned us•into their hoines'anil
bi.41,bessetsin the Lucknow area,
HaVing forty-two excited child-
ren troop through th,eir well -;kept
'barns was 'no,little inconvenience
to the owners. HoWever,, it led to
a riCh•educational'exPerienCe for
Ones. who had never so much as
seen a ,cow before..
The children were so. impressed
tharthey are; and will continue,
to dream of goiniback...
Ron:Adams-of Wa-lkerton-, _ - _
Division Carrip..Advisor; Mrs. LaW
rence:Noble of Palmerston, Dist-
rict .COmini.ssioner for Harristori,,
Paimersion, Drayton Mit.;John
F. Schnurr of Walkerton, secret_
ary-tr.eastirer for the camp Corn-
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Sincerely yours,_
Dan Dalton.
len , representing the Area, •
_Spoke briefly. Mrs. Noble
presented Miss \McMillen with. a
centrepiece of fiesh,flowers,
s. epp er expressed thanks
:•nto Mrs. 'MacLeiman.and theLuck-
now Guiders for planning the•
.dinner. Thanks was ;alio expres-
sed t� Lucknow Rangerraptain
• Mrs: LloydGraharn an the Rang;
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FRIDAY E ENINGS UNTIL.10 P.M
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Lu• cknow
•::Businessmen's Associatiot
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• ers whemaderiame tags for those
present. •
Peppier gave statistics!' •
from the 1970 genstis as folloWS.
41. the Division there are 3 LOcal
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DOMINION AND ARMSTRONG
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AN ' p.VJNYLS
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Associations, 14. Brownie Packs,
• 17 Guide Companies, 3 Ranger.
Companies, a total 9f 839 ieni
bers, this 'being the largest Div -..
ision in the Area
Activities that took place in
the past year.within the. Division
• Mrs; John Ft.; Schriax of Walk,-
erton, who,has been sectetary
treasiirer for carnp•,at.Silent Val-
ley for the past six years, was
presented with a gift in apprecia-
tion: Of her help., Mrs. S'chnurr
is resigning and Mrs. Ray Kramer
of Miithriay will continue in this
--,-Peg-4erl •
• The Camp Committee ConsiSts
of Mrs, Ran:Adams , Walkerton',
Mrs. Ray q<, tallier, • Mildmay,Mrs:
Ed Peppier, Hanover, Mrs; Law
rence Ndble; Palmerston, Mrs.
,Carrol Tupper, Hartiston and three
-7- new. rnembersirdb Braun,
•Clifford,;Mrs. Harry'Opperman,
,FOrrnosa and Mrs, • Alex Kerr.; Han,
• •Camp,AdvisOr Mrs, Ron Adams.
•,Cnaired„the meeting to -discuss
camping suchas Brownie-PaCk
Holiday, Division Gild Guide
Camp which will be held at $11ent
Valley near Ayton July 3 r '10;
camp staff;•.week end camps; mo_
bile cirrip whin will gdinto New
York State this,year; area Camp.
Ivirt. Angus MacLennan ; /Mrs. •
1)On Thompson, Mrs. Harolci
Greer , Mrs:. David Kirkland Mrs.
Jack McKim ;• Mrs-. Brian MOLel-
• land and Mrs.Lloyd Graham at •
tended from Lucknow •
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VatrekTT
• During ,this .14,eek, the students '
Of .St, Joseph's School,
.bridge are putting On .a.ditplay of
Mostly clic 36areligious,c.iirrirritiri-,
ities in the Diocese of Londbri,
Sunday'was observed a day of
• World Prayers for Vocations • .
the Catholic'e-htirchey-throughotit-
the World.
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This Thursday a Concert
Organized by three students �f,
Grades 7 and 8 s- Delores Nelles,
-111(N1- LOR AND LINOL.El N,1
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WA! 1 PAPER AND PAINTS
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erttnah,
Schpol Principal
In Lucknow
For Many Years
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Percy W. Hoag, 75, of„Strath
roy , died on Tuesday A ril 27. t ;
Strathroy Midd.letex General Ilos-
WM. Hehim not enJoyed. good,
health for sOrrie time. •
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Hoagiwas_thesorp_of.
Wil-
liarn D. Hoag and Mary J, •
McLellan and.. was born at Sea -
forth on Augnstn17, 1895.
He carne to.Luoknow in the •
early 1946'.s.where he accepted.
taChing position at Lucknow
•High School. .With.the retirement
•of Miss rances MaCLean,• Mr,, • :
Hoagwas' made principal of the •
school in 1946 a position he
carried on for many years which
won him the .respect and admin -
tion of countless students and pa-iL
Ots". In 113421.he• organized -the
High School Band which has been
active since Mr 'Hoa,g'..s retire- •
•rnent under other bandrnesterS. •
'During' his time in •Lucknow,
Hoag was keenly interested in , •
sport and coac:hed'varions rcaihs.. *
He „was an actiVe ineniber•Orthe .
:United Church.
During his early years in Luc] -
now he was tharried,to the former
Olive Ann Oakes who predece4s4 •
'him in 1962 •
• After his retiretnent.
Mrs. Hoag'fnoveCI:to Straitproy. •
This was eleven 'years .a.go, • Dur-
ing his ,time in Strathroy; he; ..
acted as :justice of tile peaCe for
ten years • ; ,
:sister .Mrs. ReV. A W (P4ith).
Gardiner of Strathroy.
The funeral service Was held,
On Friday: April 30 from the • ..• •
Denning Brothers Funeral Home •
With burial in Strathroy Cemetery.
Rey. John Barrett and Rev.
-RP-gtri Gast-were-incharge_of_the., .
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service. •
' Pallbearers' were Police Chief
W. Smith, Cam MacDonald ,
Loren Gati, Fred Hoffner, , 13ruce
Marwick and W. 1-1. A. Thorria$.;
• Tne guest speaker for the night.
will be Father Michael Priem,
from St. Peter's Seminary and
Direct& k:or Vocations in the Dio-
cese OfLondort;, Ivisgr, L. J. Phel,
an froit St. Augifstineswll prei-
ent the awards for the best
displays. The pianist will .be
the School music tea:644er , Mrs, . -
Lillian SirnpSon.
Honourary pallbearer's were
membeq, of the Srathoy:Polt6e •
Departtnent;:also' keg Ti fford
BruceLambert iDr. James
Pr, Ile. Sheik, Dr. jack MeNini
R. M. trieve; Toni Elliott ,11111.
Plerning, Rev.•14, Toreffry,.: •
Clarke Wright, Donald Henderson.; ;,
• A MasOnia 14einoria1Ser*e
teas heid at the :fitneta1honie,
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