HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-03-08, Page 6LUCK OW • SENTINEL; LUCI{NO!
WEDNESDAY", . MAIEi, 8th, 19(4
IS:WI NNEL 'OF°
'THREE TROPHIES
(ST. HELENS NEWS),
On Friday, March • 3rd, the
Ridgetown Agricultural School
held . the school's lOth annual
"review day." One of the- stud-
ents . in this ,year's graduating
third trophy will remain at the
Agricultural, School. competition,
was very keen so to Crawford
goes our heartiest congratulations.
Crawford will graduate in May.
' 'His mother, Mrs.. McNeil was
• present .on Friday for the lunch-
eon and the presentation of the
awards in the evening:, '
class is Crawford. McNeil? son of.
Mrs. ' Laura McNeil of :St, Hel-
ens. Crawford, who spent his,
schooldays at the home of
Messrs, Elmer,, and Arnold Woods
of this community, r was the re-.
cipient of • three', trophies, .The
trophies: were for: 1, Showman-
ship for Shorthorns; 2, Champ-
ion . livestock showman and the
THE HUMP ON:;THE, CAMEL'S BACK
May look strange, but it serves a prat
tical purpose,; On the desert, the camel
must go without; food and water for
long • "sof time, .hes ableto
pNiod But
. ii ie
store nourishment m h s humpsufficient •
t to tide himself ";over the lean days that '.
tided lie ahead; •
There are apt to be lean daysior' every-
one. ife insurance can; help tide you,
over many of these for it provides cash
:at times of greatest need.:A:Sun Life°
insurance program, for example, can
en,
=afeguatd. your'w.idow s.ind de pend ce,
'your children's education, your home
and your retirement years. Let me tell
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt
spent Saturday with Mr. .. and`
Mrs. Jim Barbour in London,
Mrs. Willis Corrigan of Cooks-
town visited with Mr.; and Mrs;
Allaft Miller . during • the week!
Mr.. Corrigan ' visited there:: on
Friday and 'she accompaniedhim
home... ° •
,Mrs. Charles McDonald and
Mrs. W. G. Humphrey visited on
Saturday in London -with . their
sister, Mrs. Russ Clipperton.
Street:,. Lighting ':Project, .
Considered Too Costly
' The March ' W.I. meeting. was
held in the 'hall with 24'ladies &
6 children ' present.• The roll call
was answered by an • exchange of
seeds, slips or. .bulbs.
During the : business Aeriod,
MrS. McDonald, the president, 'in-.
' troduced two representatives
from' the °.,Rural.' Hydro: office in
Wingh am. Mr. Harry McArthur
spoke on the proposed project of:
street. lighting in St. Helens. Af
ter some discussion it was 'de-,
cided the cost of the •entire pro-
ject was .too costly ,for the In-
stitute.'at .r,.esent.
p.
_ lic : for • Offic-
e •
r's
app cation the O c
er's Conference .1n, ' Guelph. in
May,;was to be sent so' our presi
'dent would d be able' , to attend,.
Twenty=five, new song books are.
to be purchased for use in ' the
Institute meetings. A layette .for
:a needy family. in our•'communi'ty
was packed. A very large and
complete layette was donated by
the ladies,. :of '.the-' community.
Mrs.; W': Rutherford prepared
thetoP• ic on St, Patrick's and
Miss. W D. Rutherford read it.
Mrs. Andrew • Gaunt' played an.
Irish: piano solo, :The motto, "`Life
is a'garden, what .areyou plantar
ingit":. was ably given by Mrs:
W. G. Humphrey. .'Mrs. Lorne
Woods had several Irish contests.
Lunch -Was.' served by Mrs,-;
Miller and Mrs. Harvey Webb.
The -fifth . meeting of the St.
Helens,, Happy Handicrafters. was
held at . the home of Sheila Mc-
Quillan: The meeting was• open-
ed with,; the, 4-H:• pledge follow-
ed.
ollowed. by the discussion of dress
finishes,• facings. and lilting of the
dress, Nancy Dorsvhtdemonstrat
ed • how • to over -stitch on the
seams 'of the;dress. •The next
meeting will be held •atthe home.
of Nancy and Patsy Cranston.
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