The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-07-25, Page 8wEDNE.DAi, 4Ky
Jewellery and China
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The Motto - a sufficient meas-
Ure of civilizatian is the influence
of a good woman. was given by
Mrs. Lorne Durnin, The age we
li've in is nttbulent, full of wars
and,violence; We have
experienced 2 of the most devast-
ating wars and there are 2,1esser
wars waging still. It seems odd
that more of the worlds people'
hire under totalitarian regimes
than under democratic govern- ,
II3CM. A basic re,a.son is, that a
democracy demands so much
more from its citizens than a
.totalitariati regime where they
do What they axe told. Pe..ople
tend to become lax toward •
assuming a vkal role in their •
community. Worn= raise child-
ren , Pay taxes, battle inflation
in stretching family budget, send
their sons to war. They are tad--
, fled gettin' g the type of society
they want. Women shOuld we the.
ballot, speak up on nuisticits
and develop a Warr*. in accept-
ing ideas.. •
Jas. McInnes read a story
of an Ojibway '
Wean= making. a home in Tato=
kir Indian boys and girh coming
tri the cky from the carntry.
• The topic - the A.C. W. W..
was given try Mri., Russel Mc-
Guire.
. Do you knoW what it is? It is
the only world organiaarion of
coumry women. k rep. ,
5 1/2 million country women and
homemakers. its members' come
from 60 different countries in
routine= and belong to 180
different societies.
Do you knoW 'What it does for •
you. Ir W=12. kc Unproved nual
conditions and bett. homes. k
litho you with ci:iimuy
all. over tht world, It finds LUCKNOV/ — PHONE _52$a3532 OWNERS
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BIG THE ocolow sENTINEL, LucKtiow, ONTARIO
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Whitechurch wi
WHITECHURCH NEWS
The regular meeting of White-
church W.1. was held Monday
evening, July 9 in Whitechurch
Hail at 8.30 with president Miss,
Merle Wilson presiding.
The -meeting opened with
public school pupils Linda Moore,
Debbie Hickey and Donna Thomp-
son giving music of other nations.
Italy they sang If you should
-IP to Venice, for Ireland, MY
Wild Irish Rose and for Canada,
.0 Canada. Mrs. Lorne Dumin
.Was pianist for the girls.,
zer friends for -you. It helps you
mange Exchange Programmes
with groups in other countries. It
give you introductions to other
country women when you go
abroad' and provides you with the.
chance of offering hospitality. to
country women when they visit
your country. It brings you news
of other country women in the •
magazine, The Countrywoman. •
It keeps the country woman's
point of view before the United
Nations on such matters as food
nutrition, education and culture,
child care, economic and social
Emblems. It provides you with
first hand information about
United Nationi. It provides schol-
arships through A .C. W. W. Lady
Aberdeen project.
Do you know what you can do
for it?. You can help A.C. W. W. ,
build friend.ship between country
women all over the world by
supporting its efforts to promote
international understanding. Let
it know/your views on. United Na7-
dons matters. Hold an Interna -
tional Day. ,A.C. W. W. holds a
Conference every 3 years to de-
cide' basic policies. Conferences
were -held in Vienna 1930,
Stockholm 1933', Washington 1936,
London 1939, Amsterdam 1947,
•Coperthagen 1950, .Toronto 1953,
Colombo 1951, Edinburgh 1959,
Melbourne 3962, 'Ireland 1965.
At the conference every constitu-
ent member society can have its
say, no .counny can exercise more
than 20% voting power.
Pennies far friendship are a
gift to A.C. W. W1 and are import.
ant to A.G. W. W. because it
could not carry ofrits'work with-
out the pennies. The pennies
are given at any Intmnationa1.
riseetirg and are used to ,finance
the Triennial Conference. The
I4th triennial conference will be
held in 1974 in Perth, Australia.
Those interested in taking ad-
vantage of the tour to Perth are
advised to Make reservations be.-
fore closing date March 31st, 1974:
Thank you notes were received
from Mrs. Russel Ross and Miss
Annie Kennedy, It was decided
to send $10 to assist with work at
Brucelea Haven and to put on an
era -..erta,Xxu7)1mat for the folks at
fzuctlea Haven. Lunch was...serv-
Mts. Itobert Ross, Mrs i Bill
In and Mrs. Ited Tiffin. There
attendathe of 21.
Peter. Rayne.
Receives Bursary
KINGSBRIDGE NEWS
Peter Frayne, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Donald Frayne, a grade 13
Honour Graduate of the Goderich
District Collegiate Institute is
attending a 6 week French Sum-
mer School at Trois pistoles,
Quebec Peter Peter received a $500.
bursary from the University of
Ontario to cover costs of room,
board and tuition fees.
Miss Joanne VanDiepen, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Van-
Diepen, is employed at the
Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home in
Lucknow.
Mr, and Mrs. Ormond Heffer-
nan and Ray and Brent Van Osch
were Sunday visitors With Mr. and
Mrs. Albert iieffernan and family
of Ne*market.
BROTHER PASSES
Sympathy is extended to Larry
Wallace on the sudden death of
his brother John on Monday, July
16th. John Wallace was in his
88th year and resided with his
brother Larry at Kingsbridge
where he died suddenly, last Mon-
day. Funeral Mass was held at
St. Joseph's Church on Wednes-
day morning.
Congratulations to Mr. and •
,Mrs. Rob Coleman (Marilyn Mac -
Intyre) who were married in the
Church of Our. Lady, Guelph on
Friday, July 13th. Marilyn is the'
daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. Joe,
MacIntyre..
Visitors from Holland recently
with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hend-
richs and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Hein Hendrichs and family
were Mr. and Mrs. Casey Vanden-
berg. Mrs. Vandenberg is a sister
to Martin and Hein.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Hendrich now are Mrs.
Hendrich's two sisters from Hol-
land, Miss Ann Vanden Ven an.d
Mrs. Bernadine'Reynders.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm. Hoogland
and family returned to Holland
July 17th after visiting with Mrs.
Hoogland's sister Mrs. Tony
Knoop, Mr. Knoop and family.
Mrs. William Donkers has also
returned home to Holland after
visiting with her sister, .Mrs. John
Van Rooy, Mr. Van Rooy and
family and her brother Bill Van
Dyke, Mrs. Van 15yite and family.
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Sisters Injured
In Farm Accident
KINLOUGH NEWS
Connie and Cathy Stanley,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard Stanley, were injured in a
farm accident on Tuesday after-
noon of last week. They were. in ,
Wingham and District Hospital
for a few days.
'Mrs. John Barr and Miss Winni
fired Percy visited during the
past week with Mrs. Kate Orton at
Thessalon. •
Mrs. Peggy Elliott returned to
Detroit after. visiting with her
sister Mrs. Marrerta Hodgins.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Rhody on the birth of twin
girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Haldenby
of Toronto visited with relatives
here during the week:
'Relatives froth here attended
the Percy picnic at Kincardine
on Sunday, July 115th and the Cox
relatives held their picnic at
Goderich the same day.
Mrs. Christine Curtis and Mrs.
Annabelle Graham visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hodgins
at their summer home concession
10. They are the daughters of
the late Ivir 7 and Mrs. William
Hawkshaw. They also called on
other neighbours' on the line. ,
Mrs. Audrey 13orthwiek return-
A,Gbod -Way
To Fight
Pollution!
We'll finspect your muffler,
also check your exhaust sys-
tem -- free — for any harmful
emissions. Should you need
replacements, we can install
them at, special low cost.
K
MacDonald
LUCKNOW
$1.49
ROYAL GP 'ON
Cup & Saucer
WWI. A. ROGERS
2 pc. Sauce Sets
REG. 112.50
SPECIAL SALE PRICE
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REG. $2.95
, SPECIAL SALE PRICE
$1.95
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ed to St. Catharines after vbitjj
With Mr. and Mrs. John E.
gins and John and with Mr. an
MrS .• Don Gillespie and family:
She also attended he 60th,annb
ersary service for'Miss Edna DOI
Mr..and Mrs. Howard Bennett
and Mr. a nd Mrs. Howard Whiti
iide and farnily of Toronto thin
over the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Art Halcienhy.
Miss Doris Scott Of Melfort,:
SaikatcheWan is visiting wit14
aunt Mrs, Gertrude Walsh
other relatives here;
A lay readef was in chaig'edll
the Anglican Service on July
owing to the illness of Rev!
George. Garratt,
Miss Jeannette Barr returned.
home' from her trip to' WesterR',
Canada, "
Mr. and Mrs. Don BcrilandI,
of Siincoe visited last week e
at the home of Miss Winnifred,'
Percy, Bill and Brian Percy a0
her uncile BrUce Orr.
Miss Susan Barr visited with',
relatives .at Winnipeg.
bonald Barr spent last week;
at Thessalon. Mrs. John ?tarr.',
and Miss Winnifred Percy, AO
had been Visiting there, re
home with him.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs,'
Frank Maulden and Keitliwde
. and Mrs. Bill Bartlett
daughter Beth. of Kapuskasing,i;
Mr. aarnddinl\,,e1 Mrs. Mciver K l!
ING
A TION
FOR THE AUGUST PROGRAMME
AT THE LUCKNOW AND DISTRICT
SWIMMING POOL
On Saturday, July 28
FROM 9 A.M. TO 12 NOON
FOR LEVELS PRE-BEGINNERS TO BRONZE
This registration is only for those who did not previously register'
for the August programme
- ,
Classes for August session will commence on July 30th this*
to August,24th
SEPOY: DAYS.-
All Summer
Jewellery 25% Oi
1841
Rogers Bros,
FLAIR &Lino pATIERms
44 Piece Se
RPg. $156.00
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