The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-04-26, Page 18WOO Receive..
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LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26th, 1972 THE "AGE EIGHTEEN
1972 - 73 Officers
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Whitechurch Women's Institute
held their regular •Curator and
annual meeting Tuesday afternoon
with the 1st Vice President Miss-
,Merle Wilson presiding and open-
ing the meeting with a welcome
to all,. the Opening Ode and. Col-
lect. The correspondence in-
eluded thank you notes from Mrs.
Bill Rintoul,•:Mrs, Frank Coulter,
Mrs. Ben McClenaghan, Mrs.
Annie Taylor, Stewart *Scott, Mrs.
Eunice Gillespie and Mrs. Tom'
Inglis. Donations.. were received
froin Mrs. Frank Coulter , Mrs.
Ben McClenaghan, Earl Caslick
and Bill Adams. It was agreed to
collect for the Huron Cancer
campaign and the Salvation Army.
The W. I. were invited to attend
the Spring Handcraft Sale at Bruce
lea Haven May 4. 'It was...decided
to give' $10- towards the purchase
of meat for the Distrig celebra
don of the 75th Anniversary on
June 13 at Silver Lake. A cord-
mittee Mrs. Bill Evans, Mrs.
Lorne Durnin and Mrs. Fred Tiffin
were appointed to arrange a cele-
bration .for the 75th anniversary ,
which, will include a progressive
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LANGSIDE NEWS
Mr.-and Mrs.. Philip Steer were
-to Lonclon-o-n---Wednesday and-visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs.' Peter Steer
.arid Tracy, Mr.' and Mrs. Ian
'Wallace and 'Susan and Mrs. Fred.
Woodley, Vicki, Valli„ Matt.
Fred' Woodley left last week for a
holiday in England. Mrs. Wodd-
ley plafi to join m this week.
ANNIVERSARY PARTY
A surprise anniversary party was
held Saturday , April 22nd for Mr.
and Mrs. Jan Bregman of Exeter
on the occasion of their 48th
wedding anniversary at the home
of their son, Mr. Robert 13regman,
`Mrs. Bregman and family. Their
family were all present for the
occasion.
'Jim Oti of London was a week
end visitor with his mother MIS:
On and Robert. _
C-orruntmitsirsavices will b
observed 'next Sunday at Langside
Presbyterian Church and the •
Langside C.O.C. will start its •
meetings for the summer months
•."., weeks.. •
•Ntr o and Mrs. Jim 'Young and
'The Lucknow :Girl Guides open-
ed their regular meeting April 20,
with roll call and. horseshoe forma-
tion-. • . _
Several service stars were pres-
ented , • Nancy- Warren;-.2- yr.—
Beverly Wilkins; 3 yr. Glenda
'Jamieson, Kathy Brooks, Edith
reel., Norma Maelnt re , Helen
Susan Hayes ,.Joan Hamil-
ton, Jill Murray, Susan Thomp-
son; 4 yr. Margaret MacIntyre,
Lorna Boyle, Beth Wisser.
Following patrol corners. sev-
eral girls were tested for the post-
al badge.' Captain Barbara. Helm
taught the girls the emergency
helper badge,.. Lieutenant. Linda
Johnstori•tested the recruits on
their remaining tenderfoot tests.
Winners ,of last week's inspec-
tion were Brenda MacDonald
Kathy Brooks and Janet-Humphrey.
family were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mtg. Robert Struthers,
Sharon and ,Cindy of Lucknow.
It was decided to, hold all W. -I.
meetings on Monday evenings •
for the summer months and in
the afternodns during the winter.
Mrs: Tom Metcalfe gave, an
In Memoriam in remembrance of
the late. Mrs. Tom-Jamieson.--who-
recently passed away and two
minutes silence was held. The
roll call was answered by 19
paying fees, donating Homemade
candy to the Wingham Hospital'
Auxiliary and eight, members
wrote their life history. It is
hoped the others contribute later.'
Mrs. Victor Emerson, District
Director , gave the report of the
Director's meeting attended at \
Purple Grove.
Mrs. Robert Ross assistant Cura-
tor gave, 010 Time Remedies and
The One Room School House.
Mrs. Don Ross gave piano solos
"The' Dawn Waltz" and "The
Road to, the Isle"..
- Mrs.<Bill Evans gave, the Motto
"Study the past if you would
divine the future;-\:-She-vividly—
described life on the farms and.
the farm homes 'as compared to
today• in connection with keeping
house warm, bathroom facilities,
water supply, washing, travelling.
We find Progress progresses and •
nothing can be done to stop it.
Todays progress is acceptable to
most Old Timers. Mrs.. Emerson
displayed The News, the Stoney
Creek arid Saltfleet local paper,
which a friend had Sent 'contain-
ing accounts of the, origin of the
Women's Institute with many pic-
tures. The Standin: Committee
Convenec report§ were given , •
Citizenship and Edtication by Mrs:
Tom Metcalfe, who also gave -
Home Economics and Health for
Mrs. Ed Walker; Hist6rical -Re-
search and Current Events, Mrs.
las. Currie; Resolutions, Mrs.Rus-
sel Ross; Agriculture and Canadi-
an Industries, given by Mrs. Elgin
Johnson for John Currie; P.R.
0- , Mts. Don Ross; Curator , Mrs.
Emerson; Sunshine and Cheer ;
Mrs. Fred Tiffin. 91 cards were
sent and 33 boxes packed for Val-
entine. •
Mrs. Garnet Farrier presided for
the election of officers as follows:
Past President., Mrs. Dan Tiffin;
President , Miss Merle Wilson; ist
Vice President , Mrs. George
..,Fisher+-2nd-----Viee-President-r-Mrs.
Lorne Durnin; Sec. TreaS. , Mrs.
Russel McGuire; Public •Relations
Officer, Mrs, Bill Rintoul; District.
Director, Mrs, Victor Emerson;
Alternate , Mrs. Wm. Eyans;
Branch Directors,- Mrs. "George
FiSher, Mrs. Russel Ross, Mrs.
Garnet Farrier. and Mrs.. Albert
Coultes; Press Reporter, Mrs. Vic-
tor Emerson; Pianist,. Mrs.. fiarnet
Farrier , Mrs.. Dan Tiffin;• Pro-
gramme' committee, Mrs.
Wallace Conn, Mrs.. Russel Ros,
Mrs; Garnet Farrier, Mrs*. Ed.
Walker; Auditors, Mrs. Elgin
Johnston , Mrs. Thos. ,Metcalfe;
Sunshine and Cheer , Mrs. Fred
Tiffin-,-Mrs.. Dave- Gi..4b; Delc
gates to District AnnUal,
Merle Wilson, Mrs. Victor .Einer-
son, Mrs. Russel McGuire ,
Lorne .Durnin; Alternate-, ,Mrs, .
Albert Coultes;'.Delegares to
Convention, Mrs. Bill Evans;
Alternate , Mrs. George lis110.
Standing COmmittee Conveners:
Agriculture and 'Canadian Indus-
tries Mrs. John Currie; Citizen-
ship and World Affairs, 'Mrs. Tom
Metcalfe; Education and Cultural
Activities, Mrs. Dan Tiffin;
Family and Consumer .
Affairs , Mrs. Ed Walker; Resolu-
tions, Mrs. Russel Ross; Curator,,'
-Mri":-VtcrortriTerst7-N-Irr.-Teir,
MeClenaghan, Mrs. Bill Evans,
Mrs: Rdliert Ross.
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• Lunch was served to the
23 attenders by Mrs. Lorne Durnin,
'Mrs. 'Russel Gaunt , Mrs. Russel
Ross and Mrs. V. Emerson.
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