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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-10-30, Page 18aE ti • PAGE .EIGHTEEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO DON'T MISS OUT THIS TIME OLYMPIC TTERY TICKETS V2 MILLION IN PRIZES SUPPORT THE 1976 SUMMER OLYMPICS TICKETS $10 EACH february 16 Draw Now OR Sale At IUCKNO•W SENTINEL Attend District 10 Meeting At Tiverton Monday Ontario Associations of Agricul- tural Societies for District 10 held their annual Fall meeting in Tiverton on Monday, October 28th with registration starting at 11. Mrs. Shirley Fortier led in a sing • song and was accompanied by Mrs, Doris .Bradley on the piano: Rev. Leslie Carson was in charge of devotional exercises and asked Grace and spoke on sowing seeds. He said it depended on how we sow and reap the seed, what we will get. Everyone enjoyed a luncheon supplied by the Tiverton ladies. Ken Reist, , 'District Director, presided for the meeting. Eldred Reid, Reeve, welcomed everyone to Tiverton. J. P. Johnstone, warden of Bruce County, brought greetings from the county. He stated that the Fall Fair is one place where town and country people mingle togeth- er. Mrs. Joan Taylor gave a humorous reading "Husbands I'm gladain't mine!" Mrs. Shirley Fortier favoured with a solo "Morning has broken". Auditors were. appointed. Allan Wedow read the minutes of the Spring meeting which were approv- ed as read. The men and ladies divided for separate meetings. Mrs. Eldred Reid chaired the meeting for the ladies. Mrs. Bill Arnold, Ripley was Secretary. Election of officers took place: Director, Mrs. Lloyd Stephens, Feversham; Assistant Director, Mrs. John Arnold, Mildmay; Sec- retary, Mrs. Russel Hudson, Fever ersham, Mrs. Bill Arnold reported about the judges workshop held earlier in October. This was a very success- ful workshop with 90 present. There was an art display and Adolph Eberl gave good and bad Comments about the paintings. Three bus loads of people enjoyed a trip to Douglas Point Nuclear Power, Plant where they watched a film about the Plant and toured the grounds. Don White, Public Relations officer for Ontario Hydro at Douglas Point explained and answered questions about the plant. They returned to Tiverton to continue the meeting. Mrs. Reid, retiring director for the ladies, commented on reports of fairs and fairs she attended this fall which numbered 18. She ended up with a reading of different customs of many countries . resulting from Hallowe'en. Ken Reist spoke briefly and called on a report from Mrs, Lloyd Stephens. She stated there was 122 ladies present at the meeting. She thanked the ladies for the meal, also Mrs. Reid and Mr. Reist for a wonderful day. BROWNIE NEWS The Brownies started their meet- ing on Tuesday, October 22nd with a game of "Statues", followed by Brownie Ring. Anne Hamilton was Fairy Queen, so she set out the Toadstool. The Brownies hopped Louis Grohlman reported for the men's division. There were 40,men present. He said there was going to be some changes made in the Field Crop Competition score sheets. Officers for next year are: District Director, Ken Reist, Ayton; Assistant Director, Mr. McKay, Paisley; Secretary, Allan Wedow, Hanover. Auditor's report was read and approved. The calendar advertis- ing is to be continued again next year, The Spring meeting will be held in Chesley next year. The convention will be held inToronto at the Royal York February 16th to 21st, A motion was passed that 2 buses be chartered for the conven- tion. Meaford was the winner of the Don Lemon Trophy. The meeting dosed with 0 Canada. Those representing Lucknow Agricultural Society were Mrs. Bob Gilchrist,, Mrs. Bob Struthers, Mrs. Ross Errington and Glen Walden. their Brownie Gold and inspection was for neat hair. Everyone repeated the Brownie Prayer, At Pow Wold Janice McInnes had three interesting things from out-of-doors to show the Pack. Tracey McDonagh had a collection of dolls from different countries to tell the Brownies about. Next meeting will be a Hallowe'en Party and three Brownies were asked to bring sandwiches and - three to WEDNESDAY, ER bring cookies, Each gig % a friend with her During work to the! did two crafts, a periodthe and a Hallowe'en mojj Tweenies, Helen Mach bie Huffman acid passed their test for b combing their h,, Brownie Promise. :drustina. The meeting closed w' Squeeze and Taps. GOING SOUTH? We ha -'e new Pontiacs and Buicks with AIR CONDITIONING in stock now.. Thinking of buying a new car or truck? We have a large selection of new stock ready for immedale suggest buying now as it appeals p new vehicles are going to increase a again. Hard -#o -find vehicles in stock '73 GMC 6 passenger crew cab 75 GMC Sprint pickup '75 GMC Vans 75 Buick Electra Custom tour door hardtop. comPletillY PPed 2 - '75 Pontiac Ventura Sprints lib d el dress -up options '75 Pontiac Station Wagons Large selection of conventional compadIsil termediate and hill size cars and .pidags Your good used car was NEVER WORTH MORE! Drop in for an appraisal and demonstration - no oblation. You N find vee'ta easy to deal wits. cGEE s s 11$Aev►wsaMy►.i+a%a... Soo etther Ken Wood, On AI McGeeor KO PONTIAC BUICK CADILLAC. HAMILTON ST., GOD