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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-04-19, Page 15BOOK NOW and SAVE DOLLARS For the, month of April ,all Topnotch Feeds limited Branches are offering a substantial saving for Twine booked and paid for in this month. iM CUTTING - WRAPPING AND QUICK FREEZING AT NO EXTRA CHARGE OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED BRUSSELS PHONE 887-6011 . THE IL,IOCKNOW - SENTINEL, 14.104KNOW, ONTARIO. PAGE FIFTEEN 19 WIPSESDAVAPRII, 199b, 1972 rs. Alex MacNay rs. A. J. Wilson Is The annual, meeting of the lachnow Women's Institute was held in the' assembly room of the Town Hall on April 14th at 6.30 pl. Following the s.ingingOf the Institute Grace the members at clown to a delicious pot luck supper after which the members exchanged gifts with their Sun- shine Sisters. The, business part of the meet- ing was opened with the Institute odean dMary Stewart Collect and tbe roll call was the paying of fees. A lovely clock was donat .- edto the Institute rooms by past resident, Mrs. Alex MacNay and past secretary-treasurer , Mrs. john Campbell. The minutes of the March meet- ing were read and adopted. Cor- respondence included an invita - tion to a tea at Brucelea Haven on May 4th,„2.30 - 5.00 p. m. and -9p.m. Achievement Ddy of the 4-H Club girls is to be held on June 3rd at Lucknow,. he Distriet annual meeting is to beheld in Teeswater, , May 16th. A. I, Wilson is to attend the fficers convention in Guelph 014y-l-ana21: district chic celebrating the 75th anni- rsary of the Institute is to be on une13, at Silver Lake Camp.. TOPNOTCH BRANDED Ofil IEF Presented' With Pin, President Of WI Mrs. George. Whitby reported on the District Directors meeting. The minutes of the last annual meeting were then read and the reports were given by the differ- ent'committees .. It was moved .by Mrs. W. F. MacDonald and seconded by Mrs. Wm. Helm that all reports be adopted as read. •A summary of the year's work was given by the presidenr lrs.., Alex MacNay. Mrs. O. Brooks then presented Mrs. Alex MacNay with a Federated Wom- en's Institute of Canada pin from the .Lucknow Women's Institute as a token,of appreciation for the years of her presidency, from which she is retiring. Mrs. J. L. MacMillan then took over for the election of officers, and Mrs. John Campbell was appointed secretary for the election. S. Mrs. P. Stewart presented' the new slate of officers as follows: Past President - Mrs. Alex Mac- Nay, President - Mrs. A. I. Wil- son, 1st Vice Pres. - Mrs. Walter Alton, 2nd Vice Pres. - Mrs. Geolge Whitby .-Secretary-Treas- urer - Mrs. Omar Brooks, Assist- ant Secretary - Mrs. John Camp- bell, Pianist - Mrs. Wes Ritchie , Ass i t, Pianist - Mrs. Ross Cuming, District. Director .- Mrs. Alex Mac- Nay , Alternate - Mrs. Walter Alton, Cheerio Corn: - Mrs, Chas. Steward, Mrs. N. Maccal- lurn, pinecrest Manor - Mrs.. Frank Miller , Auditors - Mrs. Harry Nixon, Mrs. J. L. Mac ,- Millar), Federated News - Mrs. Wm. Helm. Institute Directors - Mrs.' P. S. Stewart , Miss Eliza- beth Robinson and Mrs. Howard Barger. Standing Committee Conveners; Agriculture and Canadian Industry- Mrs. Sam Gibson,' Citizenship„, and Education Mrs. Alex Mac - Nay, Historical Research- Mrs, A. Gammie, Resolutions - Mrs. George Whitby, Educational and Cultural Activities - Mrs. Gordon Fisher, Curator - Mrs. Garfield MacDonald , Family and Consumer, Affairs - Mrs. G. Frayne , Public Relations - Mrs. Wes Ritchie , Rep. to Brucelea Haven - Mrs. Alex MacNay. Mrs. Alex Mac Nay reported on Brucelea Haven and asked lot cookies and sandwiches for the tea at Brucelea HaVen on May 4th A course On $1.00 worth of meat and what you can buy for $1.0.0. is to, be held'in the Legion Hall at 8.0 Oy.m. in Port Elgin.on May 17. The meeting closed with the singing of the Queen. AFTERMATH pF "REACH FOR THE TOP" On April 14, five students, of , accompanied by"a teacher, began their trek to Waterloo 'Lutheran University for a day. Reuben Burnett , our Geography teacher, who-obtained-his, degree from the aforementioned univer- sity was the chauffeur for the members of R.D.H.S.'s "Reach for the Top" team which consist- ed of Richard Rooney, Sherry Pollock, Beverley Smith, Bill Bissonneite and CarmOn Courtney the scorekeeper. Upon arriving and enjoying coffee-and doughnut , all-stud ents who had participated in the weekly CKNX program divided into such interest groups as English, Philosophy, Music , Geography, Psychology or Econ— omics: A banquet was held in the mezzanine which gave.every one a chance to mix With the -erewd,Tnd--ta-Llto-=pro_-fe.,ssoLs,At. 1..30 in the lecture hall, the 'group received a talk On the film course at_the university by_th_e andio7 visual professor who had made films in Europe. Dr. Tombs, the renowned archaeology professor at Waterloo Lutheran University , delivered, an oratory on his pro- fession. This was followed by a film about a local archaeological excavation produced at the university. A tour, was then conducted to view the' residences, the bookstore the library, several administra- tive offices and laboratories; the chapel ,'the 'students' building and the student lounges. Professors and administrative -• officials at this small, .but mod- ern university were very ,friendly and not at all distant, The day spent was in itself a valuable educational experience. GEORGIAN COLLEGE - On April .18 , Levels Four and Five learned more about furthering their education at Georgian College. Georgian has expanded to include a 'campus in Owen. Sound. Mr. Herron, the program cd-ordinator of/the new Owen Sound campus, described the _ Technology branch and the need in industry for technicians and technologists'. • Did you realize that a technologist is a graduate of the tWo year programme while a technician is from the three' year course? Miss Lindon, head of the Business Section, talked about the GeneratBusiness and General Secretarial courses offer- ed at Owen Sound. During the open question period , Mr. Herron adVised all students to be aware of the-job potential after .gradua tion. Badges Presented To Lucknow Guides" Thee ar_rneeting_of_the. Lucknow Girl Guides was opened with the roll call followed by horseshoe fOrmation. Many badges were presented: Skier badge, Sandra Finlay, Ettabelle MacDonald; Baker's badge , Mary Ellen Havens, Etta belle MacDonald„ Brenda Mac- Donald; Junior Camper, Mary, Ellen Havens, Cathy Treleaven; Skater , Cathy Treleaven, Joan Hamilton, Linda Campbell, Brenda MacDonald , Mary Ellen ,l-lavens, Cathy Brooks; campfire leader , Brenda MacDonald; Char-, lenge Emblem, Brenda MacDon- ald'. After the' badge presentation there was a surprise inspection, with a gift going to the winner. 8 semifinalistS are Cathy Brooks, Brericla,MacDonald , and Janer Humphrey. After a quiz on Guide History, a winner will he picked. Mary Ellen Havens led campfire. •A thank-you is oqend- ed to Mrs. Jack Mc Kim for corn- ing to test her. The Meeting ww, closed with taps. 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