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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-11-19, Page 16- CLEARANCE OF -.BULKY AND SKYE PHENTEX YARN Bulky at 49c Skye at 79c LIMITED SUPPLY WHITE BATH TOWELS 21 x 42 Reg. $1.99 SPECIAL $1.44 TERYLENE QUILT 1 BATTS I $3.88 simanommumielima FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING SHOP NOW FOR MATCHBOX AND. TONKA TOYS While Selection Is Best omounnimaims OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK — 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. BILL'S PLACE VARIETY LucKNow STORE LOWER INTEREST RATES. NOW AVAILABLE ON 1st and 2nd Mortgages ANYWHERE IN ONTARIO ON RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND FARM PROPERTIES Interim Financing For .New Construction and Land Development FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN YOUR AREA PHONE SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS AND CONSULTANTS LIMITED (519) 744.6535, Collect Heed Office — 56 Weber St. E. Kitchener, Ont. WE BUY' EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL offers a complete selection of wedding announcements styled for the discrim- inating. ask for . . THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE IYMPIC ..LOTTERY TICKETS Someone on your Christmas List is Sure to appreciate an • Olympic Lottery Ticket for the January 25 draw. You will, receive a special Christmas gift envelope' (shown above) at no extra charge. TICKETS $10 EACH THE LUCICN• W SENTINEL OMNI sucTsigN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO . 1NEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1975 District President Speaks At WI Mrs. Peter Chandlerrpresided for the November meeting of St. Helens Women's Institute which opened with the Ode followed by the Mary Stewart Collect: The roll call "As a consumer I would like to see an improvement in???" was well responded to and proved very interesting. The treasurer's report was ' given, correspondence read and business dealt with. The short course "Salute to Vegetables" will be held in the St. Helen's Hall on Friday, November 14 from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. with Mrs. Gordon Struthers and Mrs. Harold Gaunt as instructors. All interest- ed women in the area are invited to attend, just bring a sandwich for your noon lunch. Card party season has arrived again and the second one will be held Thursday; November 20 with Group 2 in charge. Mrs. Harold Gaunt gave a report on the canvas for the blind. Thank you notes were to be sent to the Legion and Mr. John Sleeker for the gift of tulip bulbs which have been planted at the hall. Mrs. James Aitchison gave a report of the Fall Rally held in October at Belgrave, which she and Mrs. Peter. Chandler attended as voting delegates. Mrs. Harold Gaunt presided for the program. The group sang "The Maple Leaf Forever': and "Abide With Me" with Mrs. Bruce Raynard at the piano. Mrs. Peter Chandler introduCed the speaker, Mrs. Wightman from Belgrave, who is the District President. She gave an interesting report on the highlights of the 61st Area Convention held in St. Thomas in October. Mrs. Ross Gammie gave her a gift of appreciation. Mrs. James Aitchison lave two readings "Memories of the old wood stove" and "Fall". The 'motto - "Take responsibility on your shoulders and leave no room for chips" was prepared and given by Mrs. Frank McQuillin. She left us with many things to think about and was really enjoyed. Mrs. Bruce Raynard pleased all with .a piano solo. Beverley Aitchison took up the collection. The meeting closed with 0 Canada / and the Institute Grace. A tasty lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Earl Jamieson and Mrs. Harold Gaunt. $289,350 LIP Grants For Bruce The Constituency of Bruce will benefit from 88 jobs creating 1,930 weeks of work through approval of 17 Local Initiatives Program pro- jects. Federal funding totalling $289,350 was announced for the projects today by Manpower and Immigration Minister Robert And- ras. Projects 'approved include Saug- een Valley Conservation Authority which has funding of $25,050, and provides employment for six people to assist in the planning and development of public parks and conservation picnic areas. Rotary Club's Children Camp, sponsored by. the ,Rotary Club of Owen Sound, is being funded $9,000 to repair and improve existing facilities at the camp. in Keppel Township. The project also calls for construction of a walk around the pool area and cleaning up the grounds and is ,employing four people. Sullivan's 125th Birthday Pro- gress Projedt is being funded $20,100 and will emploY five people to create nature nails on 100 acres of undeveloped land owned by the Township of Sullivan. Plans also call for ,the construction of change houses at Paisley Park and McCullough's Lake. Area projects are expected to begin within' a few weeks It.nd will recruit unemployed people through the Canada Manpower Centres. The jobs, will last until the projects are completed, or no later than next June 26. LIP is a. federal program designed to create jobs during peak times of seasonal unemployment: Following is a list of other project approvals announced: Fire Break and New Road Development, Chippawa Hill, $25,200; Science Improvements, Lions Head, $19,500; Municipal Improvement, Wiarton, $22,050; Arena Improvement Program, Shallow Lake, $9,000; Cape Croker Band, Wiarton, $25,200; Walker- ton Community Facility Improve-, ment, Walkerton, $15,000; St.' Edmunds Township Winter Em- ployment Program, Tobermory, $9,000; House and Greenhouse, Cairnlee Village, $18,450; Removal of Vacant Hazardous Buildings, Hanover, $15,000; Chippewa Hill Amphitheater, • Chippewa Hill, $22,500; Winter Works and Spring Rewards, Wiarton, $16,050; Road Brushing and Park Improvement, Township of Bentinck,, Port $9,000; Po Elgin Municipal Complex, Port Elgin, ,$11,250; Salvage and Re- construction, • Arena, Chesley, $18,000. Nifty Needlers The eighth meeting of the Kairshea Nifty' Needlers was held at the home of Mrs. C. Ritchie on Thursday, November ,13 at 7.30 p.m. The meeting began with the Pledge which was followed by Bonnie Clark reading the minutes of the last meeting. The roll call was "Show your 'Free Choice' article and tell your favourite stitch".' Six girls answered the roll call. The members decided what to put on their book covers and also each would do what they wanted for lettering on, the covers. Sandra Keith told how to do the demonstration. , Mrs. Ritchie explained how to evaluate an embroidered article.