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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-04-09, Page 7APPLICATIONS •.,••••••••••••••••‘•••••05 WILL BE RECEIVED• BY Lucknow Recreation Committee FOR SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS AND LIFE GUARDS AT LUCKNOW SWIMMING POOL FOR THE COMING SEASON ALSO SUMMER PLAYGROUND - SUPERVISORS Applicants are required to apply in writing, stating qualif- cations, by April 30. to WM. R. HUNTER Lucknow Recreation Committee Box 32, Lucknow, Ont. ALL STAR TOURS * Pioneers of Escorted * Motor Coach Tours .* SENIOR CITIZEN'S SPECIALS. * 13 Day Eastern Canada Tour -- Leaves June 15th. From '$319 * * 22 Day Western Canada Tour — Leaves June 20th. From $489. * 5 Day Polar Bear Tour — Moosenee — Leaves August 26th. From $139. * 5 Day Smokey Mountain Colour Tour — Leaves October '14th From $130 *FLORIDA OFF-SEASON SPECIALS* 14 'Days — 5 Weekly Departures, Beginning April 26. * ONLY $159. * OUR, NEW SUMMER COLOURED CATALOGUE IS 4( NOW AVAILABLE WITH MULTI DEPARTURES TO: * Canadian West, Maritimes - GaSpe and Newfoundland, Alaska, New England, Washington, Pennsylvania, Smokey Mountains, Kentucky and Grand Ole Opry, * 4( California, Mackinac Island' and Agawa Canyon iv Lake Superior and Polar Bear - Manitoulin Tour Akron - Cathedral of Tomorrow, Wheeling, ir Ottawa - Tulip Festival and Victoria Long Weekend Tours to Boston, Washington and Wheeling PICK UP SERVICE PROVIDED IN WINGHAM, LUCKNOW AND MANY SURROUNDING TOWNS TRAVEL WITH THE EXPERIENCE HOLIDAY MAKER Fora copy of the Above. Brochures fill in the coupon below and mall to: ALL STAR TOURS P.O. BOX 24, GALT ONTARIO NAME ADDRESS CITY........... . ........................ . ............................... L.S. THEILUCKNOVIi SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO r 411 ZeiNd /NY te Mr. Donald C. Thompson, Publisher, The. Lucknow Sentinel, LucknoW, Ontario. Dear Mr. Thompson 'Heart MOnth' in• Canada is now over, and,on behalf of the Canadian Heart Fund, Ontario Division, please accept our sincerest apprec- iation for your co-operation and assistance during our financial campaign in February. Our objective this year' was $3,600,000 and although all returns Are not in, due to the disruption in our postal service, we are quite hopeful that our objective will be attained. Without your willing co-opera- tion in communicating our needs to the public, the Canadian Heart Fund would not be able to express such an outlook. Heart disease is everyone's problem - and again our thanks for helping us bring to the attention of the public, that - research should be everyone's responsibility. With best wishes. Yours very truly, Canadian Heart Fund, (Ontario Division); Mrs. Graligni Cook Is President The annual meeting 'of the Ripley Women's Institute was held at the Ripley Legion Hall on Friday, April, 4 with payment of fees, financial statements and reports. • Hours for visiting the Earland Lee Home is from 10.00 - 3.00, Monday to Friday vwith the exception of the month of February when the home • is closed. It was moved to be affiliated with the Hospital Auxiliary another year. ' A tea is to be planned in the near, future. Reports of 'standing committees were given. It was moved to have the Cancer Canvass in April as usual. A Nutrition Workshop is to be held April 10 in the Township Hall in Ripley from 10 - 4. Mrs. Jack McLean gave the report of District Directors' meet- ing in Armow. The Institute is responsible for entertainment at District Annual at Lucknow on May 20. Election of officers took place with Mrs.. Graham Cook named president, Mrs. Amelia• McLeod, vice president and' Christine Rob-: inson • as secretary; auditors are Mrs. Frank Scott, Mrs. Frank Fair; sub committee, Mrs., Francis Gemmel!, • Mrs.. Elwyn Pollock. Mrs. Amelia McLeod gave •the courtesy remarks. 1/44'r BROWNIE (11 NEWS On Tuesday, April 1st the Brownies started their meeting with a singing game "One Of Us„ Has Gone Away". Tracey IvIeDonagh was Fairy Queen and she set up the Toadstool for Brownie Ring. The Sixers collected Brownie Gold and BroWn Owl inspected for the Brownie Sign. Tawny Owl presented first " year service stars to. Sharon Struthers and Janice .McInnes. Sharon also received her Golden Bar and Shirley Loree her Craft Badge. Everyone then repeated the Brownie Prayer. At .Pow Wow Helen Macintyre showed three things she had made from wood for the Woodworkers Badge. She also had a note for helping her mother in the kitchen. Brown Owl showed a picture of an Easter card that Rosalea Cameron had designed for a contest and' won first prize. During work period the Brownies ' played a skipping game "Tramp, Tramp"., Rosemary Gilmore completed her test for sewing on two kinds of buttons. •Packie taught the Brownies the words and actions to a song "Bow Belinda". The meeting closed with' the Squeeze and Taps. 9, 1915 yyEDNEWAY' APRIL. KINLOUGH ' Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. P.A. Murray were Mary Lou Dales and Colleen Tefly of Smiths Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mc- CarterAnd family of Wallaceburg, Mr. and Mrs. John Murray and family of Drayton, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Kraemer and family of Rexdale. NOTE CHANGE OF DATE The Anglican Church Women will meet On Thursday, April 17th at the home of Mrs. David Halcienb'y. The word for the roll call - Resurrection. Conveners - Mrs. Jack Scott, Mrs.Howard Esther M. Richards, • Director of. Public. Relations. Thompson. Mrs. Art Haldenby had to return to , St. Joseph's Hospital,' London for further medical attention. She underwent surgery a while ago and has been convalescing at her home. We wish her a good recovery. Mrs. Audrey Borthwick . of St. Catharines visited over Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Jack, Hodgins and other relatives here. Paddy Hedley is spending this week. in ,Chatham in • connection with his school science technology course. N.F.U. News By Grace AUstitr.- "Oil is one of the basic costs in the produCtion of food." • These were Roy AtkinSon's remarkS at a recent meeting of Farmers Union members held in Mitchell. The N.F.U. president spoke about the actions of 'the Governments giving the Oil to the companies, and 'then Paying them to take it. The. Federal Government granted Syncrude $300. million; the Ontario Govern- ment gave $100. million and the Alberta Government gave $200. million, thus adding to increased oil costs and the cost of producing food. Mrs. Jean Leahy, N.F.U. wom- en's president of Ft. St. John, B.C. /was also present at the meeting. Mrs. Leahy lives 5 miles from an oil well and still pays 75c per gallon for gas. Stabilization of farm products was also discussed. Unless Stabilization is on a national basis, one commodity will compete against another, and one region against another. Mr. Atkinson also said there had to be a Wray of *controlling the price of inputs, otherwise everything keeps going up and up. the responsibility of thinking about future generations and preserving land for Agriculture was discussed. One member noted that only 7% of •Ontario's land is kept for Agriculture with strong pres- sures from industry to take more'of this' land for other uses. Mernbers attending the meeting from Local 335 were Len O'Lough- lin, Joe Courtney, John and Grace Austin, Lorne McDonald, Wm. Borland, Jean Lalonde, Lorne and Maxine Luther. 410r 411P 41P 41, 41. .11r 411P 411P •dir AP' I AY .61, .0. .0. .0. .0' dr dlliP KINCARDINE TRAVEL SERVICE .A division of Hanover Travel MOTOR COACH TOURS Operated by Hanover Holiday , Tours Departing from Hanover and Kincardine MAY 15 — 4 DAYS HOLLAND, MICHIGAN TULIP TIME $99 per person MAY 16 — 4 DAYS OTTAWA TULIP FESTIVAL $79 per person MAY 16 — 4 DAYS NASHVILLE *1 per person MAY 23 — 3 'DAYS OTTAWA TULIP FESTIVAL $62.00 per pet-son JUNE 13 — 3 DAYS FRANKENMUTH BAVARIAN FESTIVAL $59.00 per person • By Motor Coach JUNE 28 AND AUGUST 30 — 22 DAYS WESTERN CANADA, $599 per person, twin room AUGUST 9 AND, SEPTEMBER 6 --AS DAYS MARITIMES • $399 per person, twin room JULY 26 — 12 DAYS MARITIMES $339 per person, twin room JULY 27 AND AUGUST 17 — 9 DAYS GASPE AND SAGUENAY CRUISE, $339 per person, twin room FOR MEMBERSHIP ON THE ABOVE' TOURS CONTACT KINCARDINE TRAVEL SERVICE 831 Queen St. 396-3478 OR HANOVER TRAVEL SERVICE 290 Tenth St. • 1-8011-265.3007 Toll Free CANADA EAST WEST TOURS PAGE SEVEN