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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAM TWENTY-FOUR
County Group
Hold , Meeting
In Lucknow
The Huron County Municipal
Officers' Association met in Luck-
now at the-Legion Hall on Thursday
of last week. Donald Simpson,
clerk-treasurer of Ashfield, was
this year's president of the group.
About- 130-attendees the -day-long
meeting and noon banquet. The
group represents appointed and
elected officials in Huron County.
Elected president for next year is
Clare Vincent, clerk-treasurer pf
Hullett Township. Joan Arm-
strong, clerk-treasurer of West
Wawanosh, was appointed to the
executive.
Speakers included two repres-
entatives from the Treasury, Econ-
omics and Intergovernmental Af-
fairs branch, London. Another
speaker talked on the Blair
Commission on taxation.
FLOWER SHOW
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yarns. •
Mrs. Betty Ackert had a very
attractive display of ceramics,
including lamps and other , fancy
articles. Two completely furnished
doll houses, were landscaped with
miniature trees and flowers, by"
Mrs. Ilene Greer.
The stage platform was trans-
formed with lovely plants in a great
variety of macrame hangers moun-
ted- Orr- large- tree branches, -This-
display was the work of Doug and
Jean Kaufman, Laura Lee Cayley
and Mrs. Joe Hilverda.
Around the hall were many
beautiful macrame hangings, the
work of Diane Van Der Wall and
some by Mrs. Hugh McWhinney
and Faye Hogan.
The last table held corn husk,
and apple head dolls done by Linda
Plante, and decorative cushions by
Margaret Grant.
During the afternoon and even-
ing eighteen house plants were
given away as draw prizes.
THAT
Jack Fisher of Lucknow and
Point Clark, who recently retired
from. Silverwood Dairies Ltd., was
presented with a 39 year service
pin by the regional , sales manager,
John Cafic of London, at a dinner
last week at Turnberry Tavern,
Wingham. Also present was Don-
ald Peterson, who succeeded Mr.
Fisher as sales manager of
Lucknow Branch when Jack offic-
retired- the-end of-the-year,-
THAT '
Lucknow Recreation Committee
has named Connie Stevenson in
charge of the summer roller skating
program with assistants Steve
Pritchard and Kathryn McKim.
Skating will commence in late
June.
STEP AHEAD
Strategy consists in finding
out your competitor's weakness
before he finds yours.
Ripley Lions Aid
Minor Hockey By
$800 Donation
On Wednesday, May 11, the
Ripley and District Lions held a
supper meeting in the Presbyterian
Church Sunday School room.
President Bob Fair called the
meeting to order. Gerry Crooks led
the sing song. Three Tiverton
Lions made a club visit. They
included Zone Chairman Frank
Mahoffy, Roger Paquin and Paul
Duguay.
Secretary Frank Van Kooten
read the correspondence. A finan-
cial report was given by treasurer
Bernie Twolen. Harry Coiling
announced that the next club bingo
would have a new jackpot of $150
on 56 calls.
Past president Bill Kempton
inducted Blain Carruthers as a new
Lions member. Blain was sponsor-
ed by Lion Scotty Regier. Lion
Gerry was called upon to thank the
ladies for the delicious supper.
It was agreed to make a donation
of $100. to the District A-9 Hearing
Disability Program. A donation of
$800. was made to cover Minor
Hockey bus transportation expen-
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1
SCHNEIDER'S
ses.
Roger Paquin reported that 3
District A-9 Scrapbook was bein
compiled. Copies will be mad
available to all Lions in the nea
future.
Secretary Frank stated that th
Scouters' Dance was very success
ful. The winner of the Chinese
Auction was Scotty Regier.
The next supper meeting will b
held on Wednesday, May 25 at th
Reids' Corners Hall.
Jr. Farmers
Assist Fair
At the May meeting of the Wes
Huron Junior Farmers, many new
ideas for a community project wer
discussed. One event they will bc,
helping at will be the Lucknow Fa
Fair. They are sponsoring a whee
barrow race, with real whee
barrows and two people, and 4
grLasy pole climb.
A girls' baseball team is being
organized. Any Junior Farmerl
member wanting to • join cal
529-7205. .
Junior Farmer committee mem ,
bers are reminded of the full
committee meeting on May 24th at,
8.30 at Mel Ritchie's.
Next meeting will be changed to
June 20th, 8.15 sharp, at Brookside
School.
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FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE WE , DELIVER
NOTICE OF MEETING
Lucknow Business
Association
Wednesday, May 25th
at 8 p.m.
AUDITORIUM - TOWN HALL
Re: Business hours for summer and any other ideas or
suggestions re business in and around this area
ALL LUCKNOW AND SURROUNDING AREA
BUSINESS PEOPLE ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
TO ATTEND
LARRY COWAN. Secretary Treasurer
Bill Bogues - President