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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-02-27, Page 19ENERAL ARNOLD'S.. G sToRE R.R. 7 Lucknow — Lanes .— Phone 29-7248 SPECIAL'S SUNSPUN MARGARINE PARCHMENT PACK 38c ERIN JAM, RASPBERRY OR.. STRAWBERRY 24 oz. 64c HOLIDAY LUNCH MEAT, 12 'oz. 76c • q. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO FortuARY p,1914 ,ow Brownies Mark Thinking D a y ® Learn Of vnies Around The World Speaks To Kaiishea On. Russian Trip Kairshea Women's Institute met on February 21st at the home of Mrs. Harvey Houston. Mrs, Clar- ence Ritchie presided and wel-. corned all. The Ode was sung and the Mary Stewart Collect was repeated in unison. Mrs, Cliff Roulston read the Scripture. The Sunshine Committee reported gifts were given to patients in kairshea ,Room at 'Wingham Hospital ou Valentine's Pay. The patients were Wes Underwood and Bill Iockridge .' A donation was app roved to A. C, W. W. Save the Sight Fund. The District Director's meet- ing will be.held .at Tiverton 'Pres- byterian Church on March 21st at 10 a.m. A letter from F. W.I.O. Preident was read. Mrs. Philip Steer was named alternate to Officers' Conference May 1 and 2 in Waterloo. Mrs. Bill. Haldenby reported on the 4-H course' "Taking a look at Yourself" with 16 girls. enrolled. The roll> call, Narrie a world leader• and his country was answer- ed by '16 rnembers and 2 visitors. o 0 , February 19th, the their Thinking Day ie Hamilton .conduct game "Jan -ken - the gamewas being Purves ran an [Brownie Ring with Aug the in.spection. resented Rosalea Sharon Struthers ?ctor Badge. Every- ated the. Brownie .s lit in each Sint ember Brownies rid and brought 'into di Six then had a out the country they remember. The / rut Mexico with lowing a picture of telling about their d Tracey MCDonagh of 'a cactus. told about the ?an. Anne Hamil- (about the Brownies 1611 dressed in owed where Japan the map. Bonnie is about their hornes with chopsticks. rs told about the e in Japan and hrey shoWed a doll A request for Donald Martyn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Martyn, R. R. 3, Lucknow to attend Kinder garten. in September 1974 • at Ripley Public School was denied, unlesS Bruce County accept him without tuition' fees being paid. John Westbrook of. Goderich Township and Mrs. Marian Zinn of Ashfield Township will repres- ent the Board at the Canadian School Trustees' Association in. 'Vancouver , May 26-, 27 and 28, J. W. Coulter , Superintendent of Program and Planning , from the Administrative staff will also attend the general meeting. a large recreation complex for the town of GOderich. The board accepted the resignation of Miss Norma Coutts of F. E. Madill Secondary School who is completing her 40th' year of teaching , effective February 28th, 1974: * * J. and T . Murphy Ltd. , Clinton was awarded the contract fOr the period March 1st , 1974 to June 28th, 1974 to transport on weekendS , 6 hearing handicapped students to and from the Regional Centre in London to their homes at a cost of $27.00 per trip. This was the lowest of six tenders. dressed asp; Japanese. Kimberley Sanderson had more information about the location of Japan. The Sprites chose United States with Shirley. Loree telling about the Brownies and Sandra Camp- bell showed a picttirc of Brownies in uniform. Lila Purves had a picture of the U.S.A. flag. The Pixies also told s about Mex- ico with. EliZabeth Wilkins showing a doll dressed as a Brownie,and telling a story abOut them. kosa- lea Cameron had a picture of the flag and a scrapbook about Mexico. Rosemary. Gilmore show- ed a scrapbook of things you could buy in :Mexico.. Snowy Owl read a short, story about our founder Lord Baden Powell. Tawny Owl told about where the pennies go that we collect on Thinking Day. The Brownies then put•their pennies in a treasure chest with wings, as this money goes to help Brownies around the world. A candle was lit in the middle of the cake to remember Lord and Lady Baden Powell's birthdays on February 22nd. Everyone then enjoyed a piece of cake. The meeting was brought to a close with a prayer that the. Brownies in Netherlands use as a closing. YOU'RE FOREMOST WITH A D % ton V8, standard transmission MANS 4 door, V8, fully equipped ISMOBILE CUTLASS, .2 door haydtap TIAC CATALINA, 2 door hardtop CK CENTURY, 2 door• hardtop ISMOBILE OMEGA, 2 door A 4 door, 6 automatic, power steering D 1 /2 ton, V8 heavy duty D LTD, 4 door hardtop TIAC LAURENTIAN,,2 door hardtop. V STATIDNWAGON, 4 door with air ditioning ILLAC COUPE DEVILLE, 2 door hardtop TIAC PARISIENNE BROUGHAM V 4 door D Custom 4 door, V8 automatic V 4 doors, V8 automatic, radio mommonommummmimmiimmomimmumummommmommumumium 1 POLARIS SNOWMOBILES ON DISPLAY Mrs. Cliff Rotilston presided for the program. Hymn of All Nat- ions was sung and Mrs. RouNton read a poem "Life Is Like A Jour- ney". Mrs. Allister Hughes intro- duced Misi Ruth Thompson who' gave a very interesting account of a recent trip to Russia . Mrs. LeOn- ard Clarke played some Russian music. Mrs. Frank MacKenzie and Mrs. Cliff Roulston assisted Mrs. Nonstop in serving a Russian luncheon of dark break, strogan- off, salad and cookies. • The next meeting will, be at the home of Mrs. Cordon Wall, Wing- ham on March 21st. The All-Purposi COMBINATION REPAIR UNIT It Features- • Welding • Brazing • Soldering • Hard Facing • Pipe Thawing • Battery Charging FORNEY PRODUCTS are backed by 35 years engineering and monufacturing know-bow. Quality materials and finest work- manship assure you of highest per- formance and long life from every unit. REPAIR — REBUILD — CONSTRUCT ALL TYPES Or EQUIPMENT . AND MACHINERY FREE DEMO VERAL USED SNOWMOBILES IN STOCK , • El AM 'S EIR SALES LTD. 1 PHONE 523-4342 ./ FAMILY ESTABLISH CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 of the principal. * * Mid-term examinations at F. E, Madill Secondary School will be written from April 4th to April 11th inclusive. Secondary School will be completed on June 14th.' There will be no compulsory final examinations for students this year. However , any student who has an average of below 500/o in any subject would be advised to write an examination in order to bring the average up to a passing mark. These examinations will ,be written after June 14th.. 0 0 The board agreed to accept Glen Irwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Irwin, Huron Township, a grade 11 student at F. E. Madill School with no fee for the remainder of the school year. He has been living with his grand- parents. * * * It'was also agreed that the Board would co-operate with the Goder- ich Recreation and •Community Centre Board on the sale or lease of approxit,nately 10 acres of land (owned by the Board of Education) situated across from Goderich Dis- trict Collegiate. Institute. The proposal for this property includes a football field, quarter-mile track, four lighted tennis courts, picnic area , auditorium, meeting rooms, kitchen, health club, swimming pool, theatre arts hall, senior citizens room, lobby and concession booth. This would be.