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• WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25th, 1972 THE
The LUCKNOW SENTINEL
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
"The Sepoy Town" — On the Huron-Bruce Boundary
Second Class mail Registration Number 0847
Established 1873 — Published Each Wednesday Afternoon
Member of the C.W.N.A. and 0.W.N.A.
Subscription Rate, $6.00 a year in advance — to the U.S.A., $8:C
Donald C. Thompson, Publisher
178 Attelid Bruce W.I. Rally. At
Allenford, Ripley Lady Named Chairman
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6th
LUCKNOW TOWN HALL
8 P.M. ---
Changes in the election procedure have elim-
inated the' previous "nomination meeting", a mat-
ter • of procedure for many years.
Lucknow_MmicipaLComicil is calling a rate-
payers meeting, for November. 6th at which time
—village--ratepayers_are__int_e_d_to attend. Com-
ments, questions and answers will be welcome.
Henderson Is Life
Saver Of Month
Paul Henderson', Toronto•Maple
Leaf forward who scored the win-
ning goal in three of Team Can-
. ada's four victories over the
'Soviet Union team, has been pick-
ed as• "Life' Saver of the Month"
for September.
TheL29q_ear-old native of
Lucknow thus joins Ken Dryden •
and'Henri RiChard of Montreal
Canadiens as a winner of the
awards, presented by the Life
Saver candy company for the ,last
20 months for an Outstanding
achievement in any sport.
A tro h • and aliome entertain
-further-Donations
To Pool Fund
Olive and Jack' McIntosh, Osh-
awa, '$20; Donald Kirkland.,
Leamington, $10; Mrs. Jean Reid,
Strathroy , $10; 'Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Taylor, Ottawa', $5; Duncan Mac-
Millan, Lake Orion, Michigan,
$2; Betty and,, Art Hinschberger , •
_Kitchener , $5; Mrs. Wm. Alton,
Willowdale, $10; Ellwood and
Joan Irwin, Sarnia, $10; John and
Donna Carter, .R. Lucknow, $5;
Fraser Ashton, Hull, Quebec,
$5; Lucknow Dist. Co-op..), Luck-
now , $200; George Joynt, Luck-
now , $100; Frank MacLennan, R.
3, Lucknow., $10; Gordon Morri-
son, R. 1 Lucknow, $10; Alan E.
Bruce County Women's Institute
Rally was held Thursday, October
19 .Allenford United Church
with Chairman Mrs. Graham
Chambers of Bruce North presid-
ing, assisted. by Sec, ,- Treas.
Mr$. Ken McKinnon'of Port Elgin,
Rev. Manning welcomed the 178.
ladies registered. Devotions were
in charge' of Silver Lake Branch ,
Bruce South and _Iri' Memoriam .
COnduotett by-Park-Head--Braneh4--L-
Bruce. North.' Miss Barbara
De Visscher, Bruce County Home.
Economist gave her report on.
4H and Senior training schools .
and listed achievement days.
Mrs.' Earl Busch'gave the
museum report. She reported'a
good attendance at both the
Museum and log cabin, also 200
new. items were added this year.
Mrs. 'Basil Underwood reported
for the_genealogirai society
who are collecting family histor- •
ies and listing navies on tomb-
stones in area cemeteries. . •
• Mrs.. Givens reported for the
Historical Society and•stated that
another plaque was dedicated this
,year. This-one is .at Wiarton.
Mrs. EinersOnErrike and Mrs.
Ed UrStadt, ProvinOialBoard,
Directors brOught greetings and
spoke briefly 'as did Mrs.' Harvey
Houston, Provincial P. R.°. •
Area President, MrS'.. Harold
BlasingTbronght-area--greetings,:and_
invited all to the Area Convention
in Wiarton October 30 and 31,.
'A group from WhiteSchoOl
Branch, Bruce Centre proVided
instrumental music, Mar Branch,
Bruce North and Whitechurch
Branch, South each gave a Short
skit., Malcom Branch, Brtice
East-gav-e-a-pusir al skit T is
entertainment was. greatly enjoy-
ed..
Mrs. Thomas Cowie of Allehford
a ceramics teacher was guest
speaker and showed the procedure
from the clay Mixture through to
the finished product and had 'an
interesting display of various
types. 'She was introduced by Mrs.
Harry Kennedy and thanked by
Mrs. Arthur Teasdale who present
ed-her
The theme of the Rally 'was
Friendship. Mrs. Graham Cham-
bers spoke on the theme as did the
Presidents of the four distiicts -
OLIVET GROUP
Mrs. James Kirkpatrick, Bruee
South; Mrs, Morris cowanlock,
Bruce Centre; Mrs. Fred Friar,
Bruce East; Mrs, James Coyne,
Bruce North.
SeOretaries - Mrs. A. McLeod,'
Mrs.., G. Crawford, Mrs. A. Tea-
sdale and Mrs. J. Urbhott gave'
short statistical reports. Assembly
singing was led by Mrs. L. Broad-
foot with pianist Mrs. Eldred
-Aiken, -Bruce- Centre- MrS. James
COyne presented the Rally Schol -
arship to Joy Shouldice who ex-
pressed her appreclation. Mrs.
Emke and Mrs. Urstadt had dis-
play .up of W.I. Supplies.
An invitation to meet in Ches-
ley , Bruce' East District for the
19'73 Rally was extended.
Mrs. Wm. Arnold gave the
Courtesy remarks.
ARNO
Mrs, Emerson Ernke conducted
the election Of officers. These
are; past Chairman, Mrs.
Graham Chambers, R, R. 1, Allen
ford; Chairman, Mrs. Wm. Arn-
old,' Ripley; 1st vice chairman,
Mrs. Harry Kennedy , R. R. 3,
Tara.; 2nd vice chairman, Mrs.
Arthur Teasdale, R. R, 2, Dobbin.
ton; 3rd vice chairman, Mrs.
James Coyne, R, R, 6, Wiarton;
Sec - Treas, Mrs. Ken MCKin11011
R.R.1, POrt Agin; Assist, Treas.
Mrs. Leslie Pilgrim, R. R. 1,
Cargill; Public Relations Officer,
Miss Eva McKelvey , Paisley;
Assistant P. R.O. ,. Mrs. Carl
ROurke , R. R. I, Hepworth;
Auditors, Mrs. Philip Ford, Port
Elgin; Mrs: Basil Underwood,
R. R, 2, Port Elgin; Scholarship
Committee, Mrs. Cecil Hollands,
R.R. 1, Kincardine; Mrs. Earl'
Busch ,.R. R..1, Southampton; 1.,Ers:
Wm. 'Middleton; R. R. 3, Paisle;
Mrs. James Urbshott, R. R. 4,
Wiarton.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2Sth, 1972
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attends kindergarten.
Gracy's parents are living but
their circumstances are pitiful.
The father is unskilled and does
not haveregular employment.
When he' does work he is a day
labourer and his earnings are Very
•meagre,• far from, enough:to meet
the-needs-of his wife and .fami.141.,
Although the mother is re-
sourceful at trying to make the
most 'of little , 'she cannot do
much with her husband's low in-
come. M Grac,y was deSperately
in need Of help with clothing,
food and educational supplies,
The ChristianChildren's'Fund of
--C-a•natla;_t4ie-§pohsor4hg--dr-gani
tion , arranged for her to be taken
care of and the funds raised by
the Olivet Group will go rowards
gas pUrpos-e.
Most of the money raised by
the Olivet Group is at the rum-
mage sales held periodically in
Lucknow, In September ,1340
was taised at the'Pall sale.
Custo
and
Drapery Hardware
ment console goes to eac win- •
ner and the annual winner-Dryd'-
en in 1971-gets an automobile.
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$25,
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