The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-05-28, Page 1640.
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1975 BUICK CENTURY, 4 door
1975 CHEV IMPALA, 4 door hardtop
1974 MATADOR, 4 door
1974 PONTIAC BROUGHAM
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1973 CHEV BELAIR, 2 door hardtop
1973 CHEV IMPALA, 2 door hardtop
1973 CHRYSLER, 4 door
1973 FORD GALAXIE 500, 4 door hardtop
1973 BUICK LaSABRE, 2 door hardtop
1973 CHEV IMPALA, 4 door sedan
1972 FORD GALAXIE 500, 2 door.hardtop
1971 FORD GALAXIE 500, 2 door hardtop
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Bruce South Women's Institute Hold
District Annual Alilickno* Church
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District annual Was held in.
Lucknow United Church on May
20th.., The theine: of the ,meeting
was "Women in Action".
The. District President, Mrg.
Dave Ireland, opened the meeting
with the ode and the roll call . was
answered by 14 District Directors.
Mrs. Ireland introduced the
guest, Mrs. Graham :Chambers,
Provincial Board member,. Diirision
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LUCKNOW
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16; Mrs. Sharpe, Grey 'Bruce; Mrs.
George Pollock, Bruce Centre;
Mrs. Aylmer KlageS, Bruce North
and Mrs. Wm. Osterndroff, Bruce
'East. .
Entertainment at the morning
session by Behnore Branch was
musical numbers by the, rhythm
band. Members were reminded'
of the picnic to be held at Silver
Lake on June 11th at noon,
commemorating "International
Women's Year". The Rally is to be
held in Whitechurch on October
16th. Branches were to entertain in
the Log house at the museum
Southampton.
Interesting reports were given by
standing committees with 100%
reporting in each convenership.
Mrs. Francis Gemmell brought
greetings from the Provincial
Board. She also gave a report of
her work as Provincial Board
member for Bruce South.
She was. happy to announce the
growing of Junior Institutes with 2
new branches this year.
Ripley Branch entertained, in the
afternoon. This was presented in
the form of the Irish Rover
program.
There were some lovely displays
set up, quilts by Whitechurch
branch; . oil painting, Lucknow .
branch; more ideas with knits,
Kairshea and Bruce Tartan, Mrs.
Donald- Blue.
The hostess branch, Lucknow,
served a tasty meal at noon and a
cup . of tea at the close of the
meeting.
Officers elected for year 1975-
1976 are: Past President, Mrs.
James Kirkpatrick, Ripley; Presid- •
ent, Mrs. Dave Ireland, R. 2
Teeswater; 1St Vice, Mrs. Geo.
Fishery Wingh'am; 2nd Vice, Mrs.
Finley McLeod, Ripley; Secretary
Treasurer,. Mrs. Frank Maulden,
R. 2 Holyrood; Assistant Secretary,
Mrs. Gordon Wall, Wingham;
P.R.O., Mrs. Clarence Hedley, R. 2
Kincardine; Curator, Mrs. Stewart
Farrell, R. 2 Ripley; Federated
Representative, Mrs. Francis Gem-
mell, Ripley; Alternate, Mrs: Cecil
Hollands, R. 1 Kincardine; Voting
Delegates, Mrs. Frank Gemmell
and Mrs. Dave Ireland; Alternates,•
Mrs. Cecil Hollands and Mrs. Geo.
Bridal Shower For
Heather MacKenzie
A delightful evening was spent
in Kairshea Hall, May 23rd when a
large crowd 'of friends and neigh-
bours gathered to hnour Miss
Heather MacKenzie, bride-to-be.
Mrs.. Ruth Bell, welcomed all
' and the program opened with a
sing song with Mrs. • Blanche
Needham as pianist and Ruth Bell
as song leader. Mrs. Ena Steer had
two good readings with advice for
the bride.
Sandra Keith did a splendid
portrayal of the former TV charact-
er from "Laugh-In" in her rocking
chair with a reading on "Hus-
bands". Modelling outfits that a
bride should not wear were; Laurie
and Bonnie Clark, Irene Reit-
knecht, Cheryl . Haldenby and
Marilynne Maclntyre. Ruth Bell
conducted a jumbled word contest
that was quite tricky and Wilma
Clarke's purse contest had every-
one searching their purses for.
points. Pat Sparks with her guitar
sang several very appropriate
songs with the audience joining in
the choruses.
Nancy Maclntyre read an ad-
dress to the bride and Heather was
assisted in opening and displaying
her gifts by Brenda Morrison and
Pat Sparks, and Sandra Keith
decorated a tree with the ribbons
and bows. There were many
children present who carried in the
gifts. Heather in her usual
pleasing manner thanked everyone
for the gifts and the evening.
Neighbours, Margaret Keith, Wil-
ma Clarke, Anita Sparks and Ruth
Bell and others assisted in serving
a tasty lunch
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We. know that farmers have specialized banking needs.
That's why we offer Farmplan — the Royal Bank's total
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To back up ,Farmplan, we have bankers trained to
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Mrs. Howard Barger, Lucknow; 1 Kincardine; Scholarship, Mrs. Education and Cultural Activities,
Wm. Arnold, Ripley; -Alternate,
Mrs. Dave Eadie,' R. 2 Winaham; Mrs. James • Kirkpatrick, Ripley.;
Citizenship and World Affairs, Federation of Agriculture, Mrs. • Mrs. 'Frank MacKenzie, R.5 Luck-
° Jack Farrell, R. .3 Ripley; Alter- now; Family &
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