The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-05-11, Page 22THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MAY lith,
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On' Sunday -afternoon at the. 4,
United Church service, -an Oak
Baptismal Font was given in
memory of 'their parents, the late
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Ross, by
the family.. The pastor Rev. '
George Mitchell dedicated the.
Font which was unveiled by' their
daughter, Mrs. Olive Boss of
Wingham.
Mrs. John L Currie, Mrs. Jim. '
• Toth and sons, visited Saturday.
eveningwith her mother, Mrs.
Wm. Orr,. Robert and Jim..
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Simmons
of London visited Sunday with her'
father., !Charles Martin, and
Lonnie Simmons visited with his
' grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Shim.
oris of Wingham. s
-Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jamieson and
family . of 'Wingham were. Sunday
visitors with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Tom'Jamieson.•
Mr. .and Mrs, Jirn McIntyre,
Allan, Mary Elizabeth, Heather
and Linda, of Ridgetown, spent
the weekend with Mr., and Mrs.
Ben McClenaghan and Mr. and
Mrs. Carl McClenaghan,
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ross, Doris,,
Jim and. Miss Millen of Teeswater,
were initer Load where on at Victoria Hosp-
.
• 'they visited with his
mother, Mrs, Robert Ross, who is a
patient there.
Mrs Elmer Wright, Mrs. John.
Kellogg and P enny of Owen Sound
called at South Kinloss Cemetery
' where Mrs; Wrights mother, the
. late Mrs. Jane McIntosh, is buried
and then,visited with ,Mr. and Mts.
Russel Gaunt.
Jim Orr of London spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Wm. Orr and Robert.
Donald: Gaunt of Kitchener,
spent the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. -Russel. Gaunt and
was visited by Gordon`Moffat of
Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs, Jun''Toth. of Kit-.
chener spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John L:
Corrie, and with their • sons, Robb-
ie and Billie, who are visiting. •
with: their 'grandparents.
Mr.and Mrs. Clayton Scholtz,
' Karen,: Leasa and Kenton, of
• Goderich, spent Sunday with his.
parents, Mr 'and•Mrs Ezra,
Scholtz.
• Next Sunday, May 15, services
Ai theUnited Church will be at. •
10 a, m, for the :summer' month's.
at D.S. Time, .
• Mrs. Aitkens, her daughter and
Mrs. Farley brought Mildred Mc
Clenaghan of Milton on Sunday
and all' visited with her mother,
Mrs.G.earge McClenaghan, 'Mr,
and Mrs. Term :Hunkins and family;
of Blyth were also Sun day .visitors
with Mrs. McClenaghan.
Wayne Martin; Western Univ
ersity student, .commenced work
Monday at Teeswater creamery
for the summer months. •
Mr .4. and Mrs. Struthers and.
Sharon of Lucknow were Sunday
visitors withher parents', Mr.
and Mrs. Don Martin. •
Mr. and Mrs: Gershom Johnston
spent the weekend with Mr, and'
Mrs, Stewart Smith: and family
of Kitchenerand also were call-
ers at the home of Mr and Mrs.
Jinn Johnston and family of List-
owel. •
Mr. and Mrs.. George Coultes.
were recently moved :from pine
crest,: Lucknow, to Huronview,.
Clinton. '
Lucknow Sentinel,
Dear Sir;
The Arts Council of Ontario,
and •the Community Programs
Branch of. the °Ontario, Department
of Education.have co-operated, in
the formation of a .Craft Founda •
''tion to serve the artisans of Ont -
'arm,
This move grew' out of a Con-
Terence of craftsmen•held at
Codehiching, in :1965 , Among the
considerations<'which prompted
thii move Was a Concern-for'Can 7
adian Culture' An important part,
of that culture•is the work of Can-
. adian artists` and designers. Many
of whom have a profession abi1-
ity and only 'lack a market. *An-
other part of this native .culture
is the use of the leisure tinge in-
creasingly available through shor-
ter working hoists. For these,
some. training and instruction is.,
necessary to. make the creative
impulse a satisfying experience.
From a very practical. point. of
.'view, it is economically desirable!
to. encourage Canadian craftsmen.
It is estimated that about one
tenth of the money spent each
,year in. Canada by tourists for
mementoes to take home,. is-
.. spent on Canadian -made goods,
The rest is':spent on imported '
goods, so that the net profit for
the province's tourist industry
in. this field: could be ten times
what: it • is now.:•
:To make beginning to ach .
ieve some.of:'the objectives rec- •
ommended by the Conference of
Craftsmen, an Interim -Local- '
Committee is anxious.tei know
.the following ; -(1) Who are the
craftsmen in the counties of Grey
and 'Bruce?' (2) Who,are the re=
tailers whet :feature the products
Of ; Canadian Craftsmen? (3) Who,'
are the retailers who would feat-
ure Canadian crafts if they knew
:where to get them?
• So far the committee 'can offer
to the craftsmen :and 'the outlets_
who feature their products a pub-
lic relations service for the com-
ing tourist season', so that visitors
are made conscious of local .
•
crafts •arid where to find them:
If those concerned will send
their names to the office of the
Director of Recreation, City Hall.
Owen Sound, the committee•will •
•make an.index to be part of`the
.tourist information service, . and
:C.=F.O, S; will publicize the in
dex as a public service for the .
duration of the summer season.'
--The-committee-is-}anxious--to
have the names and addresses
of all interested craftsmen, in
:order to form a properly elected
committee ,to represent this area.
Thecommitteepwill assist. the;
'Ontario Craft Foundation with its
research, it will be the voice of
the craftsmen of the counties to
inform the Foundation of the
needs of the. area, and to inform
the' craftsmen of the plans and ser -
.Vices of the `Foundation,. . Some of
i42 RalsedFor.
Centennial Tour
The regular monthly meeting
the Group Committee of the lst,
Kinloss, Scoot Troop was held on`
May 2nd:in the Scout.Hall.
.h vote of thanks was. given to
all those who had helped at the::
wood -bee on April•l2th, wpoa'.
which.was, donated by Lloyd Ark.
ort was hauled and piled at the
Scout Hall.' .
Albert Colwell reported that .
extra keys ,for the Scout Hall had
been.,cut for the leaders:.,
It was reported that around $24:
had 'been made at sale booth,:
$3: at the Ladies Auxiliary Bake;
Sale,' $40 at the Scout ,Dance•
and $8 from the:saleof wood.
All: these proceeds are for the C:.
tednial Tour.
.It was decided' to haul the split
-woOdTwitirineTtrotksjf possibl
Five members; attended the
Spin meeting held in. the Res.,
byteriaia Church; in Wingham on
Aril 27th, Future' activities
;planned are; Cub leaders etini
May llth, 8 pan. . in W r� lketto�,'
District: Scout Camporee at Cam!
Martyn, May 20-.23; and the'ann
ual church parade in Walkerton
may .29th' at 2.30 p. m; It was
moved by Dan Maclnnes and sec.
onded' by Ira Dickie that a picnic
the proposed ideas' in marketipg,_ • supper be held in the park'followi
'training, the training .of instructors ' ing the service for Scout familia,
the upgrading of quality, courses A centennial'project discussed;
in design and many other areas of was a large sign for the Scout H
.Craft -interest will. be .more valuable ,; The.meetingthenadjourned;
if they do indeed, .serlve the needs
of this area; It is necessary that •
the 'interested people.of this area
make,their needs known.;
Please send your name, .address,
and craft interest to:. Mr. Ronald _,.
Gillespie, Director of Recreation,
City Hall Offices, Owen Sound, •
Ontario,
This will entail no.obligation,'
it will only ensure that you will,'be
invited to a meeting where the ob-
jectives of the Ontario Craft Found
•ation •will be 'explained in more
• detail, . and where you w 11 have
an .opportunity to see how it may
serve .yot..:whether you are atria
teur, hobby or professional crafts.
man;` or a business person who is
interested' in encouraging and pro?
muting the local craftsman.
Very sincerely yours,
Margaret Hawkins,,
W.N.Hawkins)'..
Interim. -Chairman,
Craft Committee for
. Grey and Bruce.
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