The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-09-05, Page 12I.
Bridal Shower
For Carol Webster
Mrs. Donald Dow and Mrs.
George McGee led a sing=song
and Mrs,. E. W. Rice played a ,
piano instrumental. Mrs. Ernest
Gaunt gave a reading and Mrs.
George Kennedy had a contest in ,
which Carol received the last
parcel,
, Mrs. Harold Gaunt read an.
address of good wishes in rhyme
corny, \ed by Mrs. Tom Pritchard.
Assisting the bride in opening the
gifts were Mrs. Terry Rutledge,
Mrs. Dave Bosman, Mrs. Leonard
Robinson, Mrs. Danny Montgom-
ery, Bonnie Humphrey. and Janice
Gaunt.• Carol thanked the ladies
and invited them to. Open House
at her home.
Lunch was served at the con-
clusion of the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McQuillin
spent, the holiday week end, in
the Haliburton District at Hall's
Lake north of Minden. They
were guests of Mr. and Mrs; liar-
old Scott of Kitchener. A fainily
gathering was enjoyed.as Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan McQuillin and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Barry McQuil-
lin and family are also located
there lr
Mrs. 'Adeleen Dowling of St.
Jacobs was wholiday visitor with
Mr. and Mrs, 'Bob Aitchison and
family.
Norman Foran is a patient in
and District Hospital.
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ST. HELENS NEWS
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On Saturday evening, Miss
Carol Webster bride-elect, was
guest 'of honour at a community • .
/shower in the St: Helens Hall.
Janice Gaunt played severalmel-
()dies as the ladies gathered. Mrs.
- Earl Jamieson was chairlady for
the program,.
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of the Junior' Conservationist
Award. Program has undergone a.,
gradual metamorphosis.. diversify ,
ing.,.and revising its goals and. ob l,
jectives... Hence the role of the
Junior Conservationist has changed,
none too subtly.. The earliest
Junior Conservationist participat.,
ed in the program in an almost
.purely: observational capacity,
while 'the preient Junior Conser ,
vationist has become .more of -a
true.conservationist,.. to the end
that he is fulfilling a useful . • ..
function, for the government while
at the same time-absorbing infor-
rnation on the varied aspects of •
conservation,
:Altogether, thirty -tvo. students.
are 'drawn from. all over Ontario
each year to take part in the
seven week summer progratrfen-
tailing one week of .orientation,
five weeks .of study and a -one
week canoe trip in Algonquin
Park. After the first week -spent .
together', the 'group split into
four .sub-groups of eight •(one
group consisting M totally female
participants) whieh'are assigned
a ,specific area of study, and sup-
ervised',by 'a UniVersity student.
This 'year there are groupS operat-
ing near Kingston, Peterborough,
'Lake Simtoe and, of course,
Lticknow.
What eaCh .grOup does.
.vaiiei.slightly.with the location. .
It was thejob..of the. LuCknow • • .
Study Group- toestablish the
i value. inherent n- introducing the
Lucknow RiVer Watershed into a.
conservation situation under the
auspiCes- of the -Maitland Valley,
,Conservation Authority.: •
To do this, soil and:water qual ,
ity tests were conducted in addi
tibn:to. a land use survey and a.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT
Natural Resources and the finlir
used by M.V.C.A. in its pi
preserve the, quality of the eau)
onmerit in the Lucknow Jive
ershed . With tliefull supports'
the local citizens in the We
Watershed , the Maitland Vail'
Conservation Authority lie
be able to preserve and
enhance the• Many natural featr
es which exist along.the Luc*
River
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wildlife-flora inventory.
The Lucknow River Watershed
is not a part of the M.V.C.A.
just yet. It 'is hoped, by the
studygroup..that it will soon be
so the high quality of the water,
forests and wildlife (still mostly
in a natural state) can be preserv-
ed, maintained and managed.
The 92 page report, compiled.
,over the summer, will be publish-
ed this fall by the Ministry of