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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE NINETEEN
LUCKNOW
Died in London
Ralph Cowie F.C.A. of London
died suddenly at his home follow-
ing a heart attack on March 15th.
The late Mr.. Cowie is survived
by his wife, the former Isabelle
MacDonald of Lothalsh, one
daughter Mrs. Antonio (Mary
Barbara). EsteveS of London, two
sons John MacDonald Cowie of
Toronto and' Ronald Cowie of Hay.
River, North West Territories' and
four grandchildren.
GUIDE AWARDS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
Seventy-five mothers, daughters
and special guests attended the
banquet which was held at the
Lucknow United Church on Thurs-
day, May 15.
Mrs. Bruce Raynard. 'of West
Wawanosh, chairman of the sub-
committee for the Parents' Com-
mittee, welcomed everyone.. 0
Canada was' sung, accompanied by
Jill Murray, followed by a toast to
the. Queen. Mrs, Harvey Webster
played for the grace, "World
Hunger Grace".
Mrs. Raynard chaired the pro-
gram following the meal. Mrs. Don
Catheron, secretary-treasurer of
the sub-committee, read minutes of
last ypar's banquet and gave' the
treasurer's . report.
Mrs. Alphonse Murray/ Luck-
now, Cookie convener for the
Maitee District and Lucknow,
reported 60 cartons of Girl Guide
cookies sold in Lucknow. She
thanked the Guides and Brownies
for selling them and Mrs. Bruce
Hamilton for Fier help with the
organizing. The Brownie•Pack and
Guide Company will each get
$18.00 for their work in selling the
cookies. •
Mrs. Don Thompson, Lucknow,
badge secretary for Lucknow spoke
briefly about, the badge work.
Mrs. Angus MacLennan of
Goderich, Commission for Beaver
lomminommimm
Division, brought greetings from
Beaver DiVision and Silver Birch
Area. She presented Lori McKini
with a Beaver Division crest as Lori
•was one of three girls whose entry
in a contest was chosen to design
the Beaver Division crest.
Mrs. Jack McKim, Commission-
er for Maitee District, thanked the
committee for planning the ban',
quet and also thanked the leaders
of the Guide and Brownie groups in
Lucknow for their work with the
girls. Mrs. McKim explained
"Guiding On The Move" which is ,a
project of Guiding this year to make
Guiding more visible in the
community and to promote travel-
ling in Canada among the Guides.
A special day is being held August
15 at the Canadian National
Exhibition when all Guides in
uniform will be allowed into the
C.N:E. free. The local Guides and
Brownies will 'mark Guiding on 'the
Move June 14 at a Revel Rally in
Mount Forest.
Lorna Boyle, a Lucknow Guide,
has been chosen from Maitee
District to attend a three day Camp
at Midland in August. Mrs.
McKim presented Lorna with a $10
cheque from Maitee District to help
with her expenses on this trip
which is a "Guiding on the Move"
project.
Mrs. "John 'Gnay of Wingham,
Program Advisor for Beaver Divi-
sion, was introduced.
Mrs. Harvey Webster of Luck-
now, who attends •some of 'the
Brownie meetings to test Brownies
for badges explained how the
Brownies saved money to buy agift
for their mother to pass the Thrift
Badge.
' Mrs. Raynard introduced the
'Brownie leaderS: Brown Owl, Mrs.
Harold Greer; Tawny Owl, Mrs.
David Kirkland; .Snowy Owl, Mrs.
Harold Nicholson; Packee; Sandra
Finlay; Guide leaders: Captain,
Mrs. Evans Helm; Lieutenant,
Mrs.. Brian, Johnston; Lieutenant,
Mrs. Jim Morrison.
Lorna Boyle proposed a toast to
the mothers and her mother Mrs.
Jim Boyle replied. Kathy Brooks
proposed a toast to the Guiders and
Mrs.Harold Nicholson replied.
Mrs. Gordon Brooks thanked the
Lucknow United Church Women
for catering to the banquet. Mrs.
Chas.'' McDonald replied.
A collection was taken to assist
with expenses for the coming year.
A film on a camp held in the
United. States was shown by Harold
Nicholson. Marian Raynard thank-
ed.' Mr. Nicholson and presented
him with a gift.
The following Brownie badges
were presented by Mrs. Greer and
Mrs.• Kirkland.
Woodworker: Helen Maclntyre,
Sharon Struthers; Friend to Birds:
Tracey McDonagh; Pet Keeper:
Tracey McDOnagh; ' Cook: Tracey
McDonagh, Rosalea Cameron,
Sharon Struthers, Judy Hunter.
Writer! Shirley Lome; Knitter:
Anne Hamilton; Puppet eer: Anne
Hamilton, Shirley Loree; Toymak,
er: Luanne McLeod, Rosalea Cam-
eron; Beadwork: Luanne Mc-
Leod.
• Craft: Tracey 'McDonagh, Judy-
Hunter; Collector: Shirley LOree,
Janis McInnes; Thrift: Luanne
McLeod, Rosalea Cameron, Sharon
Struthers, Lori Stanley, Tracey
McDonagh, Helen NlacIntyre, Jan-
is McInnes, Rosemary Gilmore,
Debora Huffman.
Mrs. Helm and Mrs. Johnston
presented the following Guide
badges.
Nature Lore: Ettabelle MacDon-
ald, Susan Thompson, Kathryn
McKim ;.Birdwatcher: Kathryn Mc-
Kim; Hostess: Terry Taylor; Baker:
Barb Hackett, Faye Anne Forster,
Lori McKim; Pet Keeper: Nancy
Thompson; Challenge Badge: Lori
McKim, Nancy Thompson.
Conservationist: Lorna Boyle;
Woodlore Emblem: Lorna Boyle;
Writer: Edith Greer, Suzanne
Kirkland; Toymakers: Suzanne
Kirkland; Tracker: Susan, Thomp-
son.
Challenge Emblem: Susan
Thompson; • Outdoor' Adventure:
Ettabelle MacDonald; Camping
Emblem; Ettabelle MacDonald;
collector: Lisa Peterson; World .
Trefoil: Susan Thompson..
The evening closed with Brownie
and Guide Taps.
PURPLE GROVE
Mr. and. Mrs. Merrald Kuehl of
Waterloo visited with Mr. and Mrs.
-Burton Collins on. Sunday. Also
visiting with the Collins family on
Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Les
Gawley of Powell River, 13.C.,
house guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Gawley.
The' "Let's Bake Bread" 4-H
Achievement Day was held in
Lucknow on Saturday, May 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Linton Sider of
Greenock and Mrs. Grace McGerr
of Detroit, Michigan visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott on
Sunday.
Mrs. Victor Gawley and Mr. and
Mrs. Les Gawley visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Don Robertson Saturday
evening.
Miss Bonnie Boyle and friend of
Brantford arid Tim Rider and friend
of Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs.
John Farrell on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Robertson
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Thomp-
son McPherson of Teeswater
recently..
Mrs, Jerome Schmidt and Mrs.
Fedy of Mildmay visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Burton Collins on
Sunday.
SOUTH KINLOSS
Visitors with Fred Gilchrist for
the holiday week end were Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Nelson and Mr.. Jack
Gilchrist, all from British Colum-
bia. They .also visited with Mrs.
Fred Gilchrist in' Wingham Hospit-
al. Mrs. Gilchrist was transferred
on Monday to University Hospital
in London for further tests.
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