The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-06-06, Page 7PAY, JUNE 6, 1973
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TIMOTHY J. HUNTER
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
HARVESTING
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Ice South District Annual At Belmore
:tOfficers, Present Life Membership
SouthDistrict•annnal was
Delmore, •Tuesday, May
over 100 ladies present.
me .for the meeting was
Learning". The President
s, Kirkpatrickealled the
3to order and started with
ong, with Mrs. Mundell
fano and Mit. Boyle as
Wet.
Emerson Emke of Hanov
board Director pres-
t the ratification of Dist-
ectors. She was
Ito have the 14 directors
Range present.
'Enke would like to see
ertake part in the •
itions of craft articles to
'to Australia conference
These articles would
betaken to the area con -
tat Chatsworth.
ting s were brought from
•st by Mrs. Frier; from
uth by Mrs. Milligan;
enter by Mrs. M. Gowan -
e Provincial Board
,Mrs. Emke and Frov-
.R.0o,Mrs. Harvey •
brOught greetings
vincial board.
Corners entertained with
ous fashion show..
nsoring of a Korean child
ussed and it was decided
tinue this project. It
riqt1 to increase the Dist-
-and National Delegate
member.
Emke informed us that
t Convention will be
29 and 30• in Chatsworth
lurch. Please bring an
Or the bazaar table
1;00,
undred and forty two
reached
increase in membership.
lirgedid.keep working
roject. Therewere
adies attended sumMary.
:year and 27,150 girls
tn 4-H clubs.
hike was loud in her
t the beautiful luncheon
de by Mrs. Robt. Gil -
be sent to Banff Con -
This article was to be
3representing Ontario.
was decorated with
outh will be hostess to•
onvention in 1974'. Mrs,
RtPleY to be on the
board with Mrs.
acLeod as he assistant.
be an item in the
country on the spring
• board' meeting and the officers
conference,. also Mrs. Zellers
report on the Erland Lee Home.
Mrs. ,Donald Blue gave an inter'
esting report on the museuin
June 7th the work day at the log.
cabin. A house plant or box of
plants was suggested to be taken
to the log .cabin.
Mrs. Nelson Eskrick gave the
full report of the officers con-
ference she attended as convener
• of citizenship and family affairs.
A curator's workshop will be •
held in Lucknow June 21st. Farm
histories and family trees are two
of the subjects to be discussed at
the workshop. Curators and any-
one that wishes to attend are wel-
come.
Mrs. Burton Hodgins reported on
her work in the Federation of
Agriculture ,:also reported some
of the projects they have in mind.
•Other reports were given by Mrs.
• H. McCormick on Agriculture
and Canadian Industries; Mrs. W.
Alton on Family and consumer
affairs; Mrs. J:-Elliowon Educa-
tion and cultural activities; Mrs.
Ronald Thacker , Resolutions;
Scholarships, Mrs. C. Hollands;
Curator, Mrs. S. Farrell; Public
.Relations, Mrs. 0. McLeod
and Folk Schools Mrs. Ronald
Siade,
•The President Mrs. Jas. Kirk-
patrick gave an interesting talk
on the theme "Life is Learning"
Her thought was life would be
better if more people spoke posi-
tive, saw something positive in
everything -around us and to find
something positive in everything
we. do. Learn to see big but keep'
it simple. Life, is like a tree
the older we grow the more int-
erested in life we become. So
let us be on the positive side and '
speak and see others on the posi-
tive side also. •••
Home Economist Miss Barbara
Devisscher gave an outline on
short course, forums, and 4-H
clubs coming up.
Holyrood Branch reported
$94.25 came in for pennies for
friendship. ^
Kairshea Branch entertained in
the afternoon with another fashion
fashion parade but was much 1,
different than the one in the
morning. A number of the ladies
that took the short course on "Sew.
nig with Knits" Modeled their
dresses with Mrs. Robt. Gilchrist
as commentator.
In the absence of Mrs. Victor
oft age Protection
!through Life Insurance?
CONTACT
Wm. J. Kinahan
.R. 2 Lucknovi Phone Wingham 357-1987
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY OF CANADA
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PAGE SEVEN
•EXPAND PROJECT
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
for the total project, Robert Em-
erson, committed chairma.n told
The Sentinel that in view of the
large percentage in faVour, the
full project, estimated at approx-
imately $450,000, would pro-
eeed.
The Sentinel.carried a story in
the May 9 issue indicating that
the recreational complex, includ-
ing a community centre and new
arena, would be undertaken.
Estimated cost of this project was
about $300,000.
Following this major decision,
an increasing interest in the vil-
lage of Ripley, Huron Township
and .adjacent communities made
it seem that the including of an
indoor year-round swimming
pool in the complex was a possib-
ility. •
A public -Meeting was called
for Saturday night and according
to chairman Emerson, the large
attendance was a cross-section ,
from all age groups and people in
the community. An opinion
poll was conducted by ballot at
the 'meeting.
Question 1 asked if in favourof
a community centre and recrea-
tion complex in the commuriity.
9550.1ndicated their favour and
550 were totally opposed.
Question 2 was divided into
two parts, and was answered by
those 95% in favour. •
• It asked if in favour of an •
arena and community centre
complex and 1250 indicated their
favour.
The second part of the ques-
tion asked if in favour of the
community centre and arena
complex, plus an indoor year, -
round swimming pool. 83%
indicated their favour for this
• complete project.
It should be understood that .
this vote was registered only by
those who attended the meeting,
Emerson, Mrs. Russell McGuire
presented Mrs. Harvey Houston
with a District Life Membership
• for her outstanding work in the
district.
Officers for. the coming year
were Past President, Mrs. Wm.
Arnold , Box 35 Ripley; President,
Mrs. Jas. Kirkpatrick, Box 176
Ripley; 1st Vice Pres., Mrs.
Russell McGuire, R. 2 Wingham;
2nd Vice Pres. , Mrs. David
Ireland, R. 2 Teeswater; Sec. -
Treas., Mrs. Frank Maulden,
R. 2 Holyrood;. Public Relations,
• Mrs. Orland McLeod, R. 2 Kincar.
dine; Curator, Mrs. Stewart Far-.
rell, R. 2 Ripley; Federated Rep-
resentative, Mrs: David Ireland ,
R. 2 Teeswater; Alternate, Mrs.
Jas. Kirkperick, Ripley; Agricul-
ture and eainadian.Industry, Mrs.
Harold McCormick, R. 2 Wing -
ham; Family and Consumers
Affairs, Mrs. Walter Alton, Box
51 Lucknow; Education and Cul-
• tural Activities, Mrs. David
Eadie, R. 2 Wingham; Citizen- '
ship and World Affairs, Mrs.
Frank MacKenzie, R. 5 Lucloiow;
Resolutions, Mrs. Ronald Thack-
er, R. 4 Kincardine; Museum,
Mrs., Donald Blue ,•Ripley; Schol-
arships, Mrs. Cecil Hollands,
R. 1 Kincardine; Federation of
Agriculture, Mrs. Burton Hodgins,,
R. 2 Kincardine; Alternate, Mrs.
Ronald. Thacker , R. 4 Kincar-
dine; District Voting Delegate,
Mrs. Jas. Kirkpatrick, Ripley;
Alternate, Mrs. Russell McGuire,
R. 2 Wingha/n; Auditors; Mrs.
Angus MacLeod , R. 2 Kincardine,
Mrs. Orland McLeod, R. 2 Kinc-
ardine; Nominating comthittee ,•
District Directors froni. Reids'
Corners and Ripley.
We wish to announce that .we have sold
ourpleat Market to
GARRY AND DONNA SUTTON .
We hope you will continue to support 'Garry and
Dimna-in the same manner as you have us in the
• past.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR
PAST PATRONAGE
Button's Meat Market:
Russ Button
but in view of the fact that the
meeting was widely advertised,
it is looked on by the committee
as an overwhelming endorse.-
ment of the complete arena -
cornmunity centre °- swimming
pool project. •
Elsewhere in this issue is a com-
plete report of the Meeting as
written by the Sentinel's Ripley
correspondent Ab
It indicates that many questions
were asked from the .floor at this
information meeting which had
excellent audience participation.
• The kickoff for fund 'raising for
the project will be this Thursday
evening, June 7, when a. sports-
man's dinner will be held at the
Sunset Golf Club, north Of Goder-
ich, at $40.per plate. Bob • .
Gibbons of Huron is in chage of
this event and headliners at the
dinner will be Paul Henderson and
Garry Doak of NHL and Team
Canada fame.
Guides Plan For
Weekend Camp
• Thursday, May 31st marked the
last meeting of the Girl Guides
for this season. •
• The meeting opened with roll
call followed by a scavenger hunt
led by Kathy Treleaven.
The girls then gathered in
groups to discuss and make plans
for the week end camp to be
held June 22nd to June 24th. The
girls are reminded to meet at the
Town Hall and to be ready to
leave by 3,30 p.m. Friday, June
24th„
• The meeting was then .dismis-
sed.- Next regular meeting will
be in the Fall. The girls would .
like to thank all who helped with
badge work this past season.
•
• :NOTICE.
RE: LIQUOR LICENCE ACT VOTE
• THE MUNICIPALITY OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF CULROSS
Public notice is hereby given, that in accordance with the
provisions of the Liquor Licence, Act, every person is qualified
to vote, who, at the time of voting:
— is of the full legal voting age for provincial elections in
Ontario
— is not disqualified under the Election Act or otherwise
• prohibited by law from voting
—• has resided in the municipality for the two months next
preceding the day of polling; his residence being the place
• in which his habitation is fixed and to which, whenever he
• is absent, he has the intention of returning
is a Canadian citizen or other British subject
AND further, that for the purpose of revising the list of
voters as directed' by the Chief Election Officer, I shall be at
my office at the Township Oarage, on Monday, June 18th, 1973,
from 12:00 noon to 8:00 p.m. D.S.T.
And further, I request that the voters check the lists which
are posted at:
Poll 1 Concession 2, Lot 16 at the road, Culross Township;
Poll 2 • Concession 7, Lot 20 at the road, Culross Township;
Poll 3 Salem Hall, R.R. 1, Formosa, Ont.;
Poll 4 Formosa Community Hall, Formosa, Ont,
TEESWATER, ONT. MAY 31st, 1973 Returning Officer
Murray Hackett
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