The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-06-09, Page 8A
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( Purple .Grove 'Women's . Ii stitute)
Mrs. Don,: Gillies. was hostess
for. the June 'meeting . of Purple
' • Grove.: • Women's Institute.;' Mrs. •.
George Harkness presided.. Miss
•E ,
va..Culbert read '� the ; Scripture
lesson.' Members answered the
roll .call by displaying some of
their ' . snapshots. A' . Food :.Forum
was. announced ' for June' :23 : at
Walkerton en.`Never A Dull' Meal.
• All ladies . are welcome,, and • are
asked to contact Mrs. Don .Mc
Cosh or ..Mrs. Frank- Dore. The
. 'picnic will" be held a ' usual en
June 29.at'•the'school. aa'
is go-
ing to: Midland on June .24. , Purple
Grove . will act as hostesses at the
Log Cabin on July 25.. •
Miss' Margaret .. Robertson .re,-.
ported' for .Home Economics and
Health. Mrs: Helen Swann acted'
as Convenor for' a program ,hon-
oring' 'Grandmothers. 'Singing 'was
'led' by Mrs.. Francis' •Boyle. Mrs.
• Wallace Pollock read "The 'Crad-
le" Corsages had been made by
Mrs.., Don McCosh and were, pre-
sented to Mrs., Don Gillies, Mrs.
Howard Thompson, Mrs. George
Harkness, Mrs: 'Wm Arnold, A
contest • was conducted by "Mrs;
Culbert:' She . also read "Old-
fashioned : Grandma" from a .re-
cently published, book by a ' Bruce
a
author, •.;.Pearl Kelney P tt ers no ..
.Short reports..: of , the District An-
nual were given by Mrs. Wm. Ar-
nold, Mrs. Frank Dore Dore and : Mrs:
Howard Thompson. 'Mrs., Peter
Leeson read "Grandmother's Gar-
den." . .
Mrs. Francis Boyle � gave ;a' talk
on . Photography. Photography.: is'
drawing or writing 'with 'light.
A picture should tell a story. A
picture ;can `freeze :a moment in
tune.' .;These . pictures `are of in-
terest • to most people, •,,She also`
gave some tips ., on. taking • pie -
tures.
tures.
Thee starY' ' of how Mrs: William,
Percy came to Canada' from. Ire=,
land and some of her early ex-
periences were read from the
Percy Family, History. The even-
ing ..session of the:. Officers Con-
ference •was described by Mrs.
Wm. Arnold. •
` Mrs: Helen Swann presented
each grandmother . with a gift and
also Mrs: Earl Elliott, our r`iew-
comer. Mrs. Frank Dore thank-
ed the hostess and those taking
part in the program. A copy of
the Jubilee 'Book „of tlie English,
Women's Institutes Was of interest
to our :members.
Luneh was • served . by Mrs.
Howard Thompson; ;and • Miss,
KintaflYW
Vote To Disband`
The June meeting of the „Kin -
tail
Kingtail Women's, Instlttte was ' held
Thursday evening ' June 3, in • the.
community hall', with Mrs. Hugh
MacKenzie and . Mrs. Dan Wylds
as hostesses.; Mrs,. Bert Alton as
President and Mrs. Alvin; Robb
as .Secretary, 'conducted the meet-
ing. .
• The roll call 'wast answered 'by,
the gadget ..I find most useful, Tile
motto ,was "the person' who is al -
Ways beefing is liab'le..to get
self in a' stew," with a. discussion`
on it, Mrs . '.Stuart MacLennan
gave the report . of the District
Annual' held in Blyth,
The topic : Horne 'Economics was
given. by Mrs.. George Moiicrief,.
reading a paper. on 'preparing. of.
fish. Mrs. Hugh MacKenzie gave
the current . events. Mrs.. .Doug
Drennan` favoured with selections.
on • her record:: player.
There, was • a ,motion passed and
carried that the Institute' disband.
After.. singing of , the • Queen and
Institute • Grace, lunch, 'was serv-
ed by the hostesses ,and . the 'com-
mittee in charge,
PARTIAL : LIST OF
:DONATIONS TO LIONS; •
J.Easter fSeal Fund
Gordon Wall; . R:R, 3; Holyrood,••
Pharis Mathers, R.R. ' 1 Lucknow
Bruce Hamilton, R.R.:.3 Luck
now; . D. A. Hackett, Rat: 3, Luck
now; :Frank MacLennan,
Lucknow; Tom .. Pritchard, Luck
now; R. 'Koopmans, R.R. 2, Au
•burn; Bert Alton, R.R. 7, Luck-
now; Irvme •'Eedy, Dungannon
Dick McQuillin,: R.R. 3, Helyrood
Allan ..McQuillin; R.R. . 3, ...Holy -
rood;
•.Holy rood; . Lucknow:Canadian Legion;;
Eldon. Henderson, 'Lucknow; ' Wil
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Hain' bow; R.R. 2, Auburn;. Grant
Gollan,: Lucknow:; Rev.. Howard:
Strapp, • Lucknow;.:' Bob,. McNa11,
Lucknow; Russ Button,` R.R. 3,
Lucknow; Allan Manta, Lucknow;
Ted , Collyer, . It,R. '. 5, Lucknow
Duncan Farrish, R.R. ' 3, Luck
now; Mrs D. ' R. MacKenzie; R.R.
3, Lucknow; George Stanley,..Luc
know; Bob'; MacKenzie,Lucknow
Gordon ' Fisher, Lucknw; Clarke:
p'inlayson; Lucknow; 'Ronnie `Mc-.
Quillir►, R.R. 3; Holyreed; Alex
Hamilton, ; Lucknow; .Mrs. Gordon'
Ritchie, Lucknow; Russ Ritchie;
R.R. 5, Lucknow; Jack MacKin-
non, 'R.fi 6 LucknoW; Ronnie Al-
ton, "RA. 2, Lucknow; 'Eldon..
Bradley, R.R. ;3 Goderich Ew-
art . •Jamieson, • Lucknow; Clifford.
Murray, R.R. 2, Lucknow; Don-
ald Murray,' R.R.'2, Lucknow;
Miss Mary Murray, R.R. 2, Luck
now; Jelle De' Jong, R.R, s,' Luc -
knew; Bill
ucknow;Bill Ross,;..R.R. 3 Goder-
ich; Noble Johnston, ' Lucknow;'
James •Boyle, Lucknow; Keith
Cranston, • R.R. 2 Lucknow; Mrs.
Eunice �7Cunninghamn, R.R. 6, Luc
know;. Ken . Jardine, Lucknow;
•Roy 'Havens, Lucknow; Leonard
MacDonald, Lucknow; Kenneth.
Cameron, Lucknow; Wilbur Brown,
R.R. "1, Dungannon; Ross Irwin,.
Lucknow Grant Chisholrn, R.R.
2, • Lucknow;, Virden Mowbray,.
Lucknow; Bryce Elliott, Lucknow;
Fred Gilchrist, R.R..6, Lucknow;
Allan Barger, R.R. 3; Lucknow.
?Gordon .Montgomery, chairman,
and Gordon Fisher, treasurer of
the Lucknow Lions . Easter Seal
Committee 'wish. to' thank all' those
who have contributed so well to
the .Easter. Seal appeal,
McCosh and won by Miss Eva Margaret Robertson,
RIPLEY MEAT. MARKET
Cuslom Butghering
Mondays -- Hogs, in by 4:00 'p'rn: .
= CATTLE,` CALVES and LAMBS EVERY 'DAY,
EXCEPT SATURDAY
We do 'Curing and Stnoidng Beef, Pork and Lamb.
Sold Whole, Half or Quarter ' For .-:Better Service,
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And Lower Prices — Call Ripley 190,
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WEDNESDAYJUNE 9th, 1966
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The :Work Is F. I Tine And Permanent; 5 Pay Week
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°LUCKNOW ' DIAL ' 528.3723
StudehtsReceive
Cr
gists �And Awards
(L.D.H.$. NEWS)
(Intended For. Last. Week)
On Friday, May .28th an . assem-
bly was held at .L.D:H.S. at which
many students received ' crests
for participation •in: school activ-
ities and 'for outstanding school
achievement. ,
Activity crests were 'presented.
to students who had participated,.
in.. four..: or more school activities
in 1964-65. They were as follows:
Barbara Nelson,•' Marianna .Mac-
Donald, James D. MacDonald,
Russell Allin, Barbara Cameron,;
Donna . Corrin, Sharon .Mowbray,
,Ross Forster, . June Ackert, Elaine
Murray, . Sharon Stanley, ` 'Mary
Murdie, Jean. Sutton, Linda0'-
`Donnell, Joyce .Thorbtirn, John
Bradley, Cookie Gibson, . Ken'
Kirkland, Ed. Brown, Peggy.: But-
ton, Donald Fisher, Linda Little.
Citizenship crests , were pre-
sented to students who had done
outstanding achievement for their,
school. Following are their names
and the achievements they made:
Wanda Hunter (Public 'Speaking),'
Mary Finlayson• (Student Council
and Basketball), Barbara . Nelson
(Student Council,' Basketball 'and
Band), Peggy Button ` (Student
Council and . Basketball), Joyce
Thorburn (London Free Press
Winner,), ' June ' .' Ackert (School'
Queen, Basketball, and Student
Council Elliott Whitby (Shooting
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ineAward and Basketball),Ja '
James
D. . MacDonald ; (Student Council
and work fore Spring Dance),. ;Kea
Kirkland (Student Council), John
Bradley (Yearbook and Student.
Council), : Jim Anderson (Free .. .
Press: Winner);' Glen. Cowan,'
(School King' and' Yearbook).
r Also' at. the .Assembly three' .a-
wards
a
ward.El-
s were e . presented � .by Mr.
El-
win Hall (en behalf -of the .Inter-.
Collegiate : Press of Canada : Ltd.).
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to " the .three students who had
done the most .,for • this year's.
yearbook ("The ' Veritas '85").
The' winners' were John :Bradley,.
Editor,.: Linda . O'Donnell, Typist,
and; 'Glen Cowan, ' Photographer.
• After the presentation of . these
atvards>Peggy Button, and Ken
.,.
Kirkland presented •gifts to the
four teacherswho are leaving the
school. These. are Miss Betty Mc-
Call, Mr. R. DoWsett, Mr. T. Ram-
autarsingh and „ Mr. .C. Lewis;
Each • :of< :these teachers thanked
the student council and the. stu-
dent
dent body,' and ... "hed • everyone
the very est ,in he future. Y
Goyette; , the principal,, 'end-
ed the ,assembly with' .4a short'
speech after. which classes' *were
dismissed.'
CROP REPORT
Groth p is'' good on all crops.
planting
The lantin of
white .beans has
'started: The gentle warm rain
should be helpful to all crops..
Spraying of cornand spring. grain -
crops are taking place.
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Plywood, Prefinished ,Wall' Panels,
Flame Resistant Ceiling Tile °
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