HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-05-24, Page 11Luelmotv Senthtei9 ''Wednesday, May IA, 1989—Page 11
District W.I.
annual held
ire Lucknow
The Bruce South District Women's In-
stitute 51st district annual meeting was held
May 16 in the Lucknow United Church.
Thetheme for the convention was Women
and the Environment.
Jean McGuire, the _district president and
Norma Humphrey, .district secretary -
treasurer chaired both sessions.
The morning session opened with 0
Canada, the Institute Ode and the Mary
Stewart Collect.
Rev. Gerald MacFarlane and Dorothy
Brown, Lucknow president brought
greetings to the group. Delegates from the
14 branchea°took part and gave reports on
the different divisions of the institute.
Holyrood W.I. gave a very humorous skit
called, Farming Takes a Women's Touch.
Laura Hare gave the Junior Women's In-
stitute report and Mrs. Tony Van Den
Assern the area coordinator gave an in-
teresting talk on recycling and pollution.
Other guests were introduced from parts
of Bruce and Bruce Grey.
The approximately 100 ladies and guests
enjoyed a hot.dinner served in the fellowship
room of the Lucknow United Church
Women. •
__The.afternoon session openedIvT a rous-
ing sing song by -the Ripley W.I. with Mrs.
Lock leadingthe singing and Mrs. Gemmell
playing the piano.
The Lucknow W.I. presented a fashion
. show on, Pollution in the Environment. The
skit was taken from the book, Recycled
Resources, a United Church Stewardship
publication.
The Women's Institute has been studying
Managing °our .Environment for the past
The Bruce South District Women's Institute 5Ist District Annual
was held in Lueknow last week. The Lucknow Women's Institute
put on a fashion show on pollution. Back row, left to right,' bel
Whitby, Miss Fertilizer; Stella Tilbrook, Miss Can Can; Edna
.year,Th a skit was presented hoQing that
through humor, people will realize that it is
possible for us to do something that we can
control our ownspace and eliminate pollu-
tion makers.
People will not remember statistics but
will remember, Miss Oil Slick 1989.
FrancesFarrell from Purple Grove W.I.
gave the courtesyremarks and the singing
of the Royal Anthem brought a very en-
joyable day to a close. Refreshments were
served before the ladies departed.
T uris m association disappointed
with lack of interest
The regular meeting of the Lucknow
Tourism Association was held May 15 at
-Fisherman's Cove. Rick McArthur gave a
very informative and enjoyable tour of the
campgrounds for those who found time to
attend. The camping facilities they have
will meet the needs of any type of camper
whether it be fishing, hiking, swimming or
canoeing on the newly dredged canals.
Dave Hanna also gave a tour of Silver
Lake Camp, which he is presently
upgrading. These grounds are also ex-
cellent for fishing and biking and has great
potential for the future.
During the business period those atten-
ding were informed there are old direc-
tional signs in the town shed. These signs
were taken down for need of repair and
paint and never put back up. They were
located ion the east and west entrance to
Lucknow. The Brownies have 'offered to
paintthesigns ifsomeone willerect:them.
It was also felt:there:shouid be a direction
sign on the inainatreet for the liquor store.
It was felt that Pitch -In day was a suc-
cess and hope to make it an annual event.
The new ;brochures are in the stores.
'The nextmeetingwill be held September
18 in the town hall.
The steal' group that is working towards
promoting tourism .,is becoming very
discouraged due to apparent lack of in-
terest shown by our local residents and
business 'community. They hope that by
September everyone will be out with new
interest and enthusiasm.
Young, Miss Poly Phosphate, Marion MacGillivray, Miss Cigy Boo.
Frontrow, Marion MacFarlane, Gravel Gertle; Lois Goodhue, Miss
Oil Slick; 'Susan McNaughton, Miss Plastic Garbage Bag; and
Dorothy Brown, Miss Automobile. (Pat Livingston photo )
YOUR FAMILY HAS GROWN UP.
NOW BE PAID FOR WHAT YOU DO BEST
1" ped
he skills and talents
you've develo
raising a family
are precisely the
qualifications
we're looking
for in new
Homemakers.
You can work
in your own
•neighbourhood,
setting your own
hours— and
be paid for
your efforts.
Red Cross
Homemaking service
needs mature, caring staff
to assist elderly or conva-
lescing people in
their own homes. To
find out more,
phone your local
Red Cross
Homemaker
supervisor.
S81-2619
RED CROSS
HOMEMAKERS
Where your talents count.
LIJCKllOW AND DISTRICT
SWIMMING POOL REGISTRATION
Saturday, June 3 Saturday, June 10
9:00 A Nl+e - 1:00 =P. M. `9:00 A.M. - 12 NOON
-et
,Lucknow Town Hall
'There rwHU . two summer _swi*mingnessions starting .July 3 and .luiy 39
PLEASE -NOTE
-The sizeof.the xallow.and:flrange swimming classes is ,limited. So come early and get
•the time of your.choir.e.'Thetfiedand ,White classes -are not restricted.
ON EG1STRA-TION DAY L A S' E KNOW
wsviim AIN:G tun,. ATTAINED •TIME=PiRIOD J ESIRED
•IN: WHICH $W1MMIN9a" rSION '''YOU WANT irpipE: ENROLLED
(July ser _August oroth)
•Rogistration .found uItlessons/ bronze fastLoafit,swim team ,astc.wiIILe;hei cot°th®,pool
=prior to -commencement ofap,agr.n
DON'T ;:Etdit011 041ASA: ftlifinfcN._Wt1fO�ARE ;Lets THAN 44" TAIL
NOTIGE TO PRQPERTY OWNERS
DESTRCY WEED$
NeOTiCE :18 HER:EBY GIV E
Wall persons inepossession of iands In the Munirlpallties in the onty of l i•uron.:as folkoiva:
Townships -.Ashfield, l oil urne,'ladt dprich, Groy,4(ay,,Howick, H,uliett,.McKilipp, ,Morrie,
Stanley, Stephen, Tuckeramith, Turnberry, lU.sborne, fast Wawanosh, West
Wawanush
Ttawns - Bunton, 'Exeter, , oderich, Saaforth, <Wingbam
Villages - =bayfieid, tlyth, rSruseels4lien all, Zurich
4n:.aoma ncewith the•Weee Patrol Act, 1988 4tatutes of 'Ontario, 1V88,' h, pter<51,
Sections 3, 16 -end 23, -the: unless i oxiu.us. wss+ds,growing un their :lands are destroyed
by,,iune 12, 1089 and 'throughout 1be Seeeon,1be !IMiunieipaoMSV anter upon the -4,044
nsleendtl avethe:w stir dsgtroyfed,obargiug the -ousts "4 in taxes,assst
-out 4n -the Act.
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