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CANADA
PUBLIC HEARINGS . •
The House of Commons Standing Committee
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TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS .
The Standing Committee on Transport and CommuniCations
will hold public hearings South Western Ontario during
the last week of May 1972 for the purpose of inquiring into
the adequacy of the rail or substitute passenger service ih
_that area.
'Ili is intended to hold public hearings in the following places
at the times indicated. '
' LONDON, ONT., Monday, May 29, 1972, Holiday Inn
(Ballroom) 9:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
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CHATHAM, Ont., Tuesday, May 30, 1972, William Pitt
Hotel (Marina Room), 9:30 a.m, and 2:00 p.m. •
STRATFORD, ONT., Wednesday, May 31, 1972, Victorian
Inn (Victoria Room), 9:30 a.m. and 2:00' p.m. •
WALKERTON, ONT., Thursday, June 1, 1972, Hartley
House (Bruce Room)', 9:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
Organizations or individuals whs, wish to make presenta-
tions to the Committee should contact, as soon as possible,
the Clerk of the Committee as follows: •
Clerk of the Standing Committee on •
Transport and tommunications
House of Commons, Ottawa, Ontario, KIA, 0A7
Telephone - (613) 9962005 •
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Mr. and Mrs. Dick McQuillin.
Other visitors• were Steven Mat
Nay of Amberley and Mrs. Har
old Fowler and Janice of St.
Helens. • • 10
as high as
• Put your. money into .
our
Meta, certificates, now • •
paying' seven and' three/ ,
quarter per cent • "
interest. •
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Lealand . Hill, Manager
Elgin and Kingston
Streets •
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, •1„11CKNOINeONTANIo.
ASSEMBLY
"The children Of the Open Arena
were responsible for the Friday
Assembly , with. Nancy Thompson
in charge. We began the open-
ing exercises with "0 Canada",
led by Debbie Bolt at .the pimp..
Colin Cameron read the Bible
Story and led in "The Lord's Pray.
er" We sang the hymn""When
Mothers of Salem", accompanied
by Jeff VanStempvoort at the,
piano. Rob Henderson played a
piano solo and Kevin Clarkrepd-
ered toe-tapping music on his
fiddle. Debbie Bolt was at the
piano again for "God Save Our
Queen".,
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EDNESPAY, MAY 17th, 191-2
Gambles Head.
Dance Group
Graduation night was April 29,
when the Huron Bruce Swingers
danced in the Lucknow Public
School with Egbert Jacobs as
alkr. Eight couples graduated
andreceived certificates and
badges.
At the conclusion Of danci*, a
smorgasbord lunch was enjoyed
by all. During lunch the graduat -
mg class entertained with a short
Pr°01111,P!' , . _
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil,Downham,
Stratford, made an official Visit
from the South Western Ontario
Square DanceAssociation.
Downham broUght greetingS from
SWOSDA. He gave an informa-
dye address concerning SWOSDA.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Clayton,
London, the editors of the
WOSDA Bugle were also in attend•
ance,
On Wednesday evening , May
12, the Huron-Bruce Swingers
danced in the St. Helens Hall for
the final dance of the season with
a good crowd in attendance.
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LANGSIDE
Mr..- and Mrs. Ian Wallace and '
Susan and ViCki, Valli and Matt
Woodley, all of London, were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Steer. Mrs. and Mrs. Fred
Woodley are preiently holidaying'
in England,.
Mr. and Mt's. Jon pregman of
Exeter spent a few days with
their son Robert Bregman,' Mrs.
Bregman' and family.
Mr. and Mrs.. Jim Young and
family visited Mr,. and Mrs. Do
BROWNIE NEWS
On Tuesday, May 9th, the
nies be•an t eir meetin. b
playing skipping •games ..
Barbara Hackett was Fairy
Queen for Brownie Ring and the
Sixers collected Fairy Gold. We
closed Eirownie Ring with. BroWnie
Prayer. ' ,
At Pow Wow several Brownies
showed things of nature , these
Brownies, were Janette Howald,
, Betty-Stanley
Anita Gyay and Darlene Howald.
Marilynne MacIntyre told about
her-Post-Gard collection forLa
Collector Badge. Janet Wilkins
then,displayed her doll house and
Intuit= to:finish ter To_y_rnaker
Badge. Darlene Howald showed
a picture she had made from
things she found out=of-doors.
Deborah Bolt read her bulb diary
to the Pack. Anne Alton and
Betty Stanley brought paper bag
mask to show , that they had
made fOr their Craft Badge., Bar-
bara Hackett had the books with
her, that she was reading for Book.
Lover Badge and then she told
the Brownies a story of Brownies
in another country.
During work period Janette
and DarieTIE-Flowakl passed-their
)test for cleaning shoes and 'sewing
on two kinds of buttons. Janet , _
Wilkins passed her test in First
Aid. Marilynne Macintyre sang
0 Canada and God Save the Queen
for Brown Owl.
The meeting was brought to a.
close with the Squeeze and Taps.
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PICTURES
The Grade 8, graduates all smil-
ed nicely - (we hope) for the
photographer on Thursday.
SPORTS
Grade 7 and 8's are organizing
ping pong in the gym for noon
hours.. Baseball leagues Will ,
be starting shortly.
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GRADE 4 AND 5 BOYS' FLOOR
HOCKEY
LucknoW defeated. Ripley by a
score of 8-2 in Ripley. We hope
that the Ripley Team will visit our
'Lucknow gym for a return match,
the' election of officers for 1972-
73 seahm took place.
Past Presidents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Struthers; Presidents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Gamble; Vice Pres-
idents, Mr. and Mrs, -Robert-- -
Mann; Secretary Treasurers , Mr.,
and Mrs. Robert Jefferson;. Public
Relations , Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Hunter; Press Reporters, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Osborne..
The ,St. Relens' ladies catered
to the group with a smorgasbord
dinner, which was enjoyed by all,
The Huron Bruce Swingers plan
to have some summer dancing
so watch for further information.
Anyone wishing to learn
square dancing this fall, watch
for details in a Later issue of the
'paper.
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PAGE ELEVEN
Martin and family Sunday.
here-will-he-rro-church-ser -
vice or sunday school.at Langside
next Sunday aS"anniversary ser-
vices are being observed at
Whitechurch. .
. Mr. and Mrs. Doug MacLeod
and Dawn, Lynda McQuillin and
Don Nickel, all of Toronto spent
last week end with their parents
TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889
71/4 for 2 years