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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-11-07, Page 5CGIT celebrates 75th About 100 CGIT persons, past end present celebrated the 75th Anniversary of Canadian Girls in Training at St. Andrew's Pres- byterian Church, Winghant on October 28. The thane was Let Loose the Flame. Isabelle Campbell, 1Violesworth, was pianist for the service. Morita MacDougall, Lucktww's 1990 Camp Council delegate, .led the service. The Corr Choir and those participating in the service were the COIT groups from Molesworth, Goderit h, Dungannon and Luck - now, Bonnie Headerson, Lucknow, s+Compauied the Car chair. Marilyn Woods. Wingharn, inuodueed the guest ,Acer,. Audrey (Tan) Marples, who led CGIT for 28 years in Wingharn.. She invited five women from the 1927 Wingha i group to stands lier message- reminded everyone of many well4tnuwn wotnen who were in allT in their teens and how the . Carr Purpose has teen carried out • in their lives. At the close of the 'service, all joined in n circle for Taps.. A tinge of fellowship and refreshments followed«. . Dr. Clark will-spea at annual meeting Reserve Tuesday, Novetnber. 27 for the annual meeting of the Bruce Soil and Crop Improvement. As- sociation. This is your opportunity, forainput into your organization, as well as an opportunity to socialize and to hear , some excellent speakers, Keynote speakers for the day are .Dr. Ann 'Clark -front.' the • Crop/Science Department ' of university of . Guelph. and Colin Reesor, Farm Business Advisor from OMAF in Alarkdale. There will also be updates ,on crops, soils and programs. 'The program starts at TO:30 a.m. at the Walkerton Agricultural Hail (beside arena) and should conclude by 3 p.m. The cost is $10 per per - Scouts say thanks To the editor, _, • On behalf of -the Lucknow Scouts, Cubs and .Beavers, we give a big thanks to the people who supported our "bottle drive and apple day. Front yot* kind support we raised over $500 in Lucknow, and sur- round community. We are very thankful to our Sepoy • Village for donating to a good cause. Yours truly Tom Brindley and Ben Brophy, Lucknow Scouts. Parent would abolish trick or. treating To the editor: Well, Halloween is over for another year. I'm glad about that. You see, I don't like Halloween. I believe it is very dangerous for our children. I think that the evening ` that was put on by the. Kinettes and Kinsmen should have been suf- -8cient for the children. That to me is a better idea than knocking on doors. Halloween is just a night for vandalism. While I was watching my -children very carefully, I saw a boy throw a stone through someone's window because they were not horse. Yes, I believe the window was broken. There is also a little building at the corner by the river, down the street from us. It was vandalized by spray paint. I know that the police can't be everywhere at once. So I think that it is about time that Halloween should be abolished. Let the parents have their own private party for their kids. •or another organized party at the Community Centre, but not door to door. Children have been known to bite into applies with needles or pins or razor blades in them. I ant not taking this chance with my children anymore. I will see that they have a party of some kind That they are still able to dress up in a costume. But, DOOR TO DOOR, no morel Parents, if we get together, we can make it world Think about their safety. Why should our kids suffer for someone elses sick mind? Sharon Weber, A very concerned parent. IldetehooloSIi1*eL Wed*eeditY, November 1, 19100 — lie S What others think of GST ARIVI REF ORT Bruce County OMAF isonamommonnomommumiol son and Includes: a roast beef Pa- tter. Tickets are available from any director, or by calling the OMAF office in Walkerton, Deadline for ticket sales is Thursday; Noveinber, 22. Various night courses coming up in the future include farm management, farm . management plus and a computer course.. • • To obtain 'further information about these courses or to registeer call OMAF in .Walkerton at 881- 3301 or 1-800-265-3023. Amy Rotteau, the co-op student at the Lucknow Sentinel, will be doing * weekly person on -the -street inter- view. nkview. This week's question was directed to small business owner v itt the 'community. They were asked how they felt the proposed Goods and Service Tag (GST) would affect diem Ae Agneyt Joe Agnew of Agnew Joweilery believes it will affect everyone but noliaodyknows how. Mr. Agnew., said you can't getanswers because l no one will give you any. He feels ' he'll just have to wait and see what happens but basically it is going to be a big "pain in the butt:" 'gm Bain Jim Baur of Bain's. Groceteria felt that it wet -not going to affect him as much .as some larger .grocery stores. Food is still non-taxable; bigger stores will have taxable non-taxable ,items. He thinks there will be a big expense changing over cash registers and bookkeeping, for which there is. no reimbursement. fir,` Bain speculates that it "will be a nightmare at first ... ° after six months everybody should be on track....: _.. . and Dorreenr Young Doreen Young of DeeV'ee's believes it will affect her"bad, very hazel." Right now clothes don't have Federal Sales Tax, when the GST comes in there will be another 7% added on.. She is concerned about the confusion that may, occur in the clothing, business when charging the tax, Someretailers will hideit in their base price while 'others will. , charge it at the cash register, Mrs. Young feels that there should be a uniform approach of charging the tax. 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