The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-03-24, Page 8•
'ASE:. EIGHT
THE •LUCKNOW SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24th, 1965.
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the Institute, January 1947; Mrs.:
Kairshea W. Q d Hughes then read • the first miry:
•utes' of the school. 'board for'the
To
'r' school,: which is now the `Kairshea
.Tu,eedsuiui11' Hall., These were quite interest-
ing, the salary for the teacher
was $350 for the whole year and
he also had to clean the school,
light the -fires, etc. and he didn't
get paid till :the • ••close. of ,the
school year. They didn't say ,low
he lived iri the mean time; Mrs.
Hughes then .showed . the Tweed
smuir History and :.Scrap Book
and spoke of the- work involved..
Mrs... Dickie .read a story of the
late. Dr. " Garnier '. who settled in
Lucknow• in the early: 1850's. Shar-
on Mowbray favoured with A pi-
ano solo "Easter Parade;'.''
Mrs. ' Colwell showed . the . dis-
play of antique, crystal: which the
members ad,: brought.' sand some'
members ad prepared ' Family
Trees. ;.
Mrs. , Dickie thanked ; Mrs: • Fin-
layson ' and , all :those taking; part
and. Mrs. Finlayson replied that
she ' was,happy to have so` many
outon. a rather nasty day;' •A de-
licious lunch and social time 'fol
lowed.: Mrs. George Lockhart will
be hostess :.for the April meeting;
at : the Kairshea Hall.
Batik. Of • Histor�.�
Mrs.: Roy' Phayson':,was hos-
tem for the "Historical Research"
meeting•of `'&the I airshea Wom-
en's: Institute. The president, Mrs.
Frank MacKenzie and Secretary
Mrs::: Evan Keith, were in charge
of the .meeting: Mrs. Harvey ,Hou-.
Ston read .the. scripture.; •
• In ',answer: ,to the.roll 'call each
lady . read .. a shorthistory of her
immediate family. These were
quite interesting : and will. he en-
tered' in the Tweedsmuir History.
The District Directors meeting.
will be held at:• Behnore : April
1st. Standing' committee, • . conven-
ers . will meet at 8 o'clock at Mrs.
Frank MacKenzie's to prepare
their reports far/,the _annual ,meet-
ing in April..Reports wereheard
from committees for' the Calico
Ball and the 4-H,, also ,Standing
committee conveners gave .their.
'reports: A committee was appoin-
• • ted to prepare 'a resolution re
changes we, would like to make
in t he 4-H Homemaking . pro
.gramine ..The: Bruce. ' Co.histor-
ical ; doll . contest was discussed
and ,will be discussed . again :with
the ladies to try to think of 'a
suitable person to . use : for : the
subject. .:
Mrs. Houston then took over
the chair, for a very interesting
.programme. Mre. •Ira . Dickie red
•ported on the . months A.C. W.W4
country Uganda. ' •
Mrs. Currie ' Colwell 'read the
minutes of `'the •first ' meeting . Of
REPORT F
QUEEN'S PARK
BY''MURRAY GAUNT
'M.P.P.
HURON -BRUCE'
Last week saw the estimates of
the Department of _ Lands and.
Forests' before the House," The.
Minister pointed out:' that- hunter'
safety , has been given increasing
:attention. in recent years; and. the
hunter, safety program.. carried
on in co-operation; ' W: i t h the
Ontario ' 'Federation • , of _ Anglers
arid Hunters, has done' much
stimulate • safety. consciousness . a-.
mong those who hunt. The cur
rent . hunting season accident rec-
ord at the s moment is favourable
!in relation ' to last year's,.
This year ' we will' be taking
care of ' about '1600 Junior. Rang-
ers of -age 17 in camps across the
Northland: ' .•
•
After , a :three; hour debate . in
the 'House, a new flag wasap-
proved for the province. The. Lib-
eral leader &. NDP leader, Donald
MacDonald voted in favour .of the
flag but 'both said they -saw no
need for it in view of the adoption
of the new . Canadian :flag. During
the. debate ' 'the, comment was
('made' ' that .the purpose of , any
flag, sorely, is to. unite : a people
and to move to the future, rather
than to divide a people :and look
to the past. .The . debate was: in'.
sharp contrast to the long and
bitter debate which . took place
Wore the' ' adoption of the new
Canadian : Flag.
The proposed amendment : to
the : Canadian / Constitution was
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February 26th, following .a ',brief
illness: He was 63
Mr.. Rivers' was born in.', Tees-
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in the city " of Owen Sound, grad-
uating . in 1924 from the . Univer-
sity of Toronto with:. first class
honours` in arts' and, aPrince .of
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,His parents, ` Mr. and Mrs. Al-
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time in 'the- apartment occupied'.
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•Mr. Rivers was a blacksmith.
Other members of the family Ed-
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The weather last':' week 'was.
very changeable, -couldn't couldn't . make
up its mind what• ,to dish up,
but finally gave us the March
Lion. _
Mr. and •. Mrs.. Tom Stewart
spent a few days last.week with
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph. Goesel and
family, Kincardine. •
Mrs.' Frank :.Brown and Reg
were Friday evening visitors with•
similarly :: approved though with
reservations from , both Opposi-
tion : parties: that the 'provincial
goverment should have . given
:wider publicity to the 'federal -1
provincial meetingsat which.. it
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Beverley Wall, Exeter•. and Dor-
is Wall, London, spent' the week-
end under. the 'parental roof.
Laverne Harris is assisting with
the . chores at' the farm ,of ,'Art
Hodgins. : Art
Donnie Wall and Arthur Stan-
ley, / Kitchener, . spent the week-
end -at their`. homes : here:...
.Several.. from . the community
took in Farmers'.. Night in . Tees-
water, sponsored . by Donaldson's
Sales and" Service:
On 'Sunday,'. Mrs.; Frank Brown
and ' Reg motored to Waterford,
Michigan, where Mrs.• 'Brown, will
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