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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-05-17, Page 13S SIMPSONS ars Catalo opping ciogue Sales Agency Opening May 17, 1972 THE VILLAGE SHOP 'a Mrs. Carol Jones, Agent Lucknow, Ontario Serving Lucknow and surrounding area liCh B.D. WATCH. FOR THESE ADS THEY',LL SAVE YOU MONEY PRICES EFFECTIVE MONDAY, MAY 15 TO SATURDAY, MAY 20 hip REGULAR or MINT' FAMILY SIZE — SUGG. LIST 1.39 AIR FRESHENER & DISINFECTANT SUGG, LIST 1.79 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES WANT tO S AVE MONEY NEXT WEEK'? THEN WATCH FOR OUR 39TH RIRtILDAY SALE ,IT S1AR7S ON THURSDAY MAY 2S.. THE AN OPPORTUNITY. TOO. FOR A WORN' I D A CUSTOMER SOMEWHERE TO WIN St 000 00 CASH NO PURCHASE ANtL;C,NISISHA.IstlY NEWSPAPER psAsioorrirwcutowit RS CAN WIN. A POLAROID SQUARE SHOOT( It • COLOURotitAr wm:cti.f THE R AND FOR OUR 6 PAGE HOUSE TO HOUSE CIRCULAR ... ity. true Tier" ity 0 Dis - le in SUGG. usT 1.69 1972 /AWAY, MAY 17th, 2972. 1. Helens UCVV 3T. HELENS NEWS '00 Tuesday afternoon , Mrs.. Cameron. of Lucknow opened er borne to the St. Helens U.C. Seventeen ladies answered erollcall by a "Mother in the Ole'". • Mrs. Charles MacDonald open- the meeting and led in prayer. s. Sheldon Martin read the. ipture Lesson and Isobel Mil- read the meditation. Read - gs were given by. Mrs: Mintz , s;--Chesteragh9.1s9r1,. and s, Charles McDonald. A talk on "The Influence Of the ble" was given by Mrs. Gordon cPherson, Mrs. Frank McQuil- and Mrs. Ross Errington. The topic, "Racial Tensions Africa" was taken by Miss Iso- 'Miller. The program closed rhprayer by Mrs. Charles Mc - Mrs. Gordon MacPherson was in arge of ttiebusiness. Arrange - ents were made for our papcel. Angola; The St. Helens U.C. are invited, to Dungannon for dies Day " on Thursday, June 1, expressed-thanks for ---- ecards and gifts that she and Green received on their' 50th iversary. There was a plant and bulb le, A musical number was oyed from the Car -116.0n child , n7aarbaff-,--eoltn7a-ad-Rosa-lea Lunch was served at the conclu , on by Mrs.. Don Cameron and • s, Chester Nicholson. CH A, spirit spirit I. oleon CSR a,m, 8.M. 1.111. pert THE LOCI WIN SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE THIRTEEN Kn lo u g h .4•CsWo ,The•Anglican Church.Women met. on. Thursday afternoon at the hOme• of Mrs, Gertrude Walsh and this 'being a work meeting, the afternoon was spent in quilting, Mrs, Walsh presided. for 'the meet- ing and welcomed everyone. Mrs, Ronald Thacker read the ;scripture, Psalm 121, which was followed by 'prayers. Mrs, Roy Bchneller gave•the meditation "Blessed Thought" in keeping with. Ascension Day,: and also read a 'Mother's Day.Poem, Mrs. Mid - .ford - Wall read the minutesk of the :previous _ There were 14 present and.the roll call was answered with the word "Blessed". The South Saug-' een Deanery Meeting , Will be held in'Trivett 'Memorial Church, Exeter , on Mpriday , May 29th at 10 o"clock. • The mee.ting .elosed with prayer and delicious refreshments were served by, the hostess. , Mrs.. How- ard Thompson, gave the courtesy remarks. Mrs. Ge9rge Graha will be the June hostess.- Thi will be a deVotiopal[meeting with Miss' Edna Boyle 'and Mrs. Roy Schneller „.program conveners. Mrs. Cameron MacAuley of Ripley and Mr. and Mrs. Bett. Morgan of Abergavenny, South Wales visited a day last week with. Mr.' and Mrs.. Frank.Ritchie: Mrs. Ritchie took them to. Wingharn enjoyable tirne touring CKNX.: The Morgans arrived May 4th to visit th-e7 MacAuleys •from there they will fly. to Winnipeg, Regina', home last week after completing her year at McArthur Teachers College , Kingston, Ontatio. ILOL VET Several frorh this community, attended the' mother and daughter banquet of the St. Andrewls'C.G. I.T. , Ripley on Thursday even- ing. The guest speaker was Mrs. Coulbeck, who showed slides of their trip around the world. Mrs. Walter Black and Joyce; and Nand)/ McGuire enjoyed the play "Inherit the Wind" put on by the students of the F. E. Mad- ill Secondary School, Wingham , in the school auditorium. Mrs. Ross Cumming paid, a' 'social call' on Mrs. W. R. Hamil- ton on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Rigg of Toronto visited -with their son and daughter-in.-law, Mr. and, Mrs. David Rigg and Adon, on Satur- *,L. Mr.. and Mts. David King of ' Goderich were recent visitors ' with Mr. ,and Mrs. 'Ray Hamilton and 'family and Mrs. W. R. Ham- ilton. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. David Rigg, and Michael Wade for a few clays last week end was Rick Robson of Kincardine. Mrs.' Garry. Ho' rf'f . Larry of Lucknow, and Mrs.,*Max- ine I loffihan of Toronto Visited -N2. and' Mrs. Ray Harbin-On and Mrs. W.' R.. Hamilton on Saturday Sunday visitors with Mr. and y Hamilton and Mrs. W. milton we re NIT. and Mrs. Bob r 1<v, ell a nd Carol and Mrs. Har- old 1;utton, all of Dundas,, and RarRweli of Lucknow. Mr. and Nirs. Paul Hamilton of '1.1nO\ er visited with Mr. and Mts. 1idnlirton On Sunday.. `:1,i1 H., 'with Mr. and Mrs. Os- and .May on Sunday and \Its. DoiR.-.;.MOore ,Thildren of ftipley and Mr. Liordpn Mauer and b,s7„by Mr. and ,Mrs. Ted .White and t-1 ruA isited , N1r; and-Iv-Its= leNeil of Willianisford on Sun- . 'Mr. and MrS'. Robert Engel, Nrariiyn Snd Robbie Of Dublin visited with Mr. and, Mrs. Jack NicCuire and family and •Kir.,and Mrs.. 1.6 her Mack and 'family on Sunda; RECREATION This column will be a weekly feature in the Lucknow Sentinel fora the entirety of the summer. It is being presented by the Luck- now Recreation Planning and Dev- elopment Committee , who, as mentioned in last week's edition, are working in conjunction with the Lucknow Recreation Commit- tee to bring a more complete community recreation• programme to the area.' The The nominus "recreation" is one that has been kicked around for many years. It haS evaded • the pat definitions of many res- pected researchers of recreation in Canada and the United -States. And 'yet , it is one that is in very common useage right here in our own community. Recreation is aterm used to ,deScribe'anything from organized. softball to a game of roadhoCkey, and, properly too. • Rather than being overworked .it is often not used in a broad enough context, 'In .many cases such 'activ- ities as a sewing club or 'an art class are not' included. It is some- times used Mistakenly in reference t '" all of theSe and 'many more. fact, it may be Said to include any •meanin.gful. activity volUntar- ily participated in during leisure time; That is one. of those "pat" definitions that was• mentioned earlier , and .while it dues not completely cover the subject, it does give a bit of•insight into' the meaning. . • It can be seen that recreation includes a multitude of interests. Perhaps you 1Know quite a few that the experts haven't thought of yet. In any case', we are interested in what you do now for recreation, what you would;,like to do in The • future, oranythine.: else that is 0'i. interest to you: Call around at our office , till: • station right n cxr Peace River then returnto England, Mrs. 'Morgan and' Mrs. MacAuley received •their nurse's training to- gether in England and have kept in contact with each other" since before World War H. KirRland ; Lana and Darren of KingsVille spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland and Nancy. Miss Wanda Hunter returned to the arena. Drop us a line by. mail, to the .Lucknow Recreation I Planning and Development Com— mittee , Box -178, LucknOu, or phone 528-3428. We are interett• cd in you and your .interests; Help make this community a bet ter place to live. Give us your. 'ideas.