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THE LUCKN'OW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAGE SEVENd.
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SPECIAL
THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE'
Much isbeing madetoday of
.the importance of education: in
the temperance :campaign. Let the
people be informed about alcohol.'
,Is it a food or is it 'a poison: is
is: a narcotic ` or is it a stimulant?
Surely noone is • so simple' .as
to suppose, that if the' public
knew :all'that is to be known'
.about alcohol, the problem that
alcohol has created ' would be
solved. Alcoholics know that al-
.0.0hoi is killing • them but 'they..
keep, on drinking; Moderate
drinkers know that . alcohol is a
habit foraningbeverage'', but they,
keep on drinking: Car drivers
know that alcohol lessens their
efficiency as car drivers, bwt they
keep ':on- drinking. The govern
anent knows . that alcohol is' pub-
lic nuisance number one; but it.
keeps -on tolerating it.- Education
is: not enough`. Knowledge is not
enough How • to get people to do
as they know=that's the' sixty=
four dollar question.. The' only
sane .:conclusion io: the” Matter is
that • wisdom. is in . abstinence.
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KINTAIL W: I, ':MEETING ' .
The .meeting . of the' Kintail W.
'h was :held' :on June 5th' atthe:.
hoome.of . Mrs,:. Gordon Finlayson
with 'the; president, Mrs. Ray•Dal-
ton," presiding. There 'Were four-
teen: ladies, , 3 visitors : and eight
chitdren..present. It was: decided
to have a bazaar in the fall. "Mrs.
Fred, McGregor' gave a ,tine report
of the distr_ict'� annual held ' -in
Clinton. Ari:r ction sale during
the meeting p 'oved quite profit-
able. The hostess took pictures.
in colored filth ofour.Salada Tea
quilt. • The meeting closed with
``The Queen". •atter which:lunch.
was -served by the hostess ' and
Cher committee.
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ST, HELEN PUPILS � TO VIEW DEMONSTRATIOl11.
�•.,�,.a... .. __ PASTURE FARM
•
Field Day for the pupils. of the
West Wawanosh Township Area
was held. at. S.S. No... 17, West i
Wa•wanosh, y 3•Q: Resorts were
as follows:
. Boys' Events
Dashes -user ior:. Leonard Brind-
ley, Barry McQuill.in, Billie Mc-
Curdy; intermediate, D o n -a 1 d
'Young; Dick Curran, Delmar
Sproul; junior, Jim : Mills, Peter
Moore, Terry Wilson.. Softball
throw senior, Leonard Brindley,
Barry McQuillan, Mervyn Craig;
intermediate, Dick Curran, Tom;
my Robinson, Elwyn' Good; jun
ior, .Jinn Mills, Gary Sproul, Peter..
Moore. High j.urnp—senior, Keith
Good, .Barry • McQuillan. and. Bit
lie McC>.irdy (tied); interInediate,
4o y•Ratrinson; Detrrrar-Spr6u1�'
Ronald Hallam; junior, Terry
Wildon, Jim Mills, Peter Moore.
gunning broad jump =- senior,
Leonard Brindley, Barry' McQui1,
lan, Harold G•oyeau.; interined-
iate, 'Stanley Connelly, TornMy
'Robinson, Dick, Curran; junior,
'Jim •Mills,• Terry 'Wilson, Peter
Moore. • Standing; . broad jump-
senior,•` Leonard .Briodley, . Keith
Good, Barry McQuillan; inter-:
Mediate, Donald ;Young, Lynn-
O'1VIalley, Elwyn , Good; • junior,.
Peter Moore, :Jim .Mills, Terry
Wilson. 'Wheelbarrow race—Bil-
lie Rivett and Billie McCurdy,
Archie Mc'Quill.anand, Barry Mc=
Quillan, George Srnyth and Mur
ray. Wilson. Sack race—Barry M,c-
Q'ui'llan, Harold :Goyeau,. Billie.
Rivett, Threerlegged race arry
McQuillan' and Archie lylcQuil-
Ian, Billie Rivett and . Bilhe Mc
Curdy, George Smyth and ,Mur-'
ray Wilson, Rooster . fight -Har-
old 'Goyea.u.. 'Stilt,' walk,=•-Al.lan••
McNees, ;,Murray Wilson, . Archie
McQuillan: •• Pole- vault—senior,
Harold •Goyeau, .' Bab,Ateheton
Mer •tty n _.Craig;' inrter:Mediate,.
Tommy Robinson,-• Diftk Curran,
Bob Hallam.: Relay' race—St. • Hel-'
ens, S.S. No. 17, West .Wawanosh.
Senior: eh'arrip of n, Barry ' McQuil
Ian; runner -:tip,.. Leonard Brind-
ley. Intermediate ,champion, •Toni -
My ',Robinson;. .runner-up, Dick
• Curran, •Junior champion . —;'Jim•
Mills; runner-up, •Terry...Wilson..
Girls' 'Events :
Dashes sseni.or,TDonna.Woods,-
Alison Webb, Evelyn Smith; :in-
terrnediate Gail Godfrey, Myrtle
Snell, Joan 'Mills'; junior Patsy
Foran,,Kath•leen .O'Malley, Aaritje.
Bakker. Softball `throw. senior•
• Elmna 'Nivens, • Donna* • Woods,
Marilyn. McTavish.; intermediate,.
P•h_yllis Barbour, Joyee• 1Vfe.D'onald
Ka•thlene• Smith; junior, 'Louise.
' Irvitin, June Mills, ;Mary .Purdon.
-Hgh-jum-p e'nior,:. Alison -.e
Grace Nivens; Evelyn Snaith; • in-
'i'R�II?�i�t�';
Snell; . Kathlene ' Smyth; junior,
'Pauline. Anderson, K a th:leen
�O'Ma-Iley-,--Aantje-Bakkker-(tied-for-
first).. • Running..._'broad , jump-=-=
Alison' • Webb, .Evelyn - Smyth,
D''o r is ,Caldwell;' intermediate,.
Gail Godfrey',:. Myrtle Snell, Joan
Mills • ' junior, Pasty . .•Foran,,
Dawna .Aitchison, Aantje Bakker.
Standing broad jump—senior, Al-
ison
ison Webb, -;Evelyn Smith ,(tied),
Doris Caldwell; • intermediate,
Gail Godfrey, Joan M•ilis, , Kath-,
lene,'Smith;, junior,.Patsy Foran,
Gladys .1VlcDona.ld, 'Louise Irwin..
Kicking • the' slipper—Erma •Niv-
ens,, EefjeBakker, Doris Miller.
Sack: ,race -••Doris' Caldwell,' Eve
lyn ,Srnyth, Alison Webb. Wheel-
hart ow race, Grace Nivens • and
Doi is Caldwell, Alison Webb and
Donna Woods.. Three-legged 'race,
.tonna' Woods and Alison Webb;
Grace Nivens and Doris: Cald-
well,.•EveIyn Smyth and Ktthlene
Smyth::' Senior chain ion, Alison
Webb runners-up, Doris ;Cale-
w:ell., Donna. Woods. Interrnediaate
champion, Gail Godfrty;. runner-
up, Myrtle; Snell, Junior champ
ion,' Patsy Foran, ,runner-up,
Kath�lene O'IVTalle'yr, •
Butter Production, Up In. Bruce •
• In Bruce County '.butter .pro,
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duction for April of this year was
4:43,63,0 ,pounds and in •1951 417,141'
pounds.. Total 'production for:;„thc
i'otte rnonth period ending in April
of 1952'.:was 1;226,906 pounds I as
cotnpaired with 111933$38 pounds
far the. same period the prevrdus I
year. '• ' - , - ' I
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Beef pasture •men in this
triet will be interested in attend-
frig; the Beef Pasture Farm meet-
ing on. Tuesday, June 17th at 2.0Q
p7rn, % at -tfie, Demonstrx•, . Vion Pas,
Lure' Farm at 'Paisley.. It is' .one
of five similar farms in southern
Ontario- established.- by the On-.
tario Det,t, of Agriculture in co
cperation with the Ontario Beef
Pasture Ixnprovenient Committee.'
The farm is typical of "beef pas-
titre farms in the district. Special
speakers willreview the beef eat-
' tle situation and diseusa pasture
impl'rovement.Pasture is synony=..
mous with econorniCal .beef pro-
- duct'io?i. The efficiencya Fie re-
seeded plot is�•,rnultiplied . many ..
times cornpar d• with .the check
Plot -They me tir
,g
should be .of
interest to all livestock farmers.-
There they will find out how to
do it ,and how much it costs,'
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