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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-10-04, Page 13.th, ,„, NSD IR. ind Kinear. driver :he ent, nounted 16 .77 WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4th, 111%7. ;,,T. •_ ,bra ++4"+g.�rM'*,r+ * '"4 ;PPP" "ew,.wy;1R #44'"• THE LUCKNOW SENITINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO y Helen Courtney initiation . Following initiation day on, Frl-- ''• day, the student council sponsored. an assembly in the form of a• Kang- aroo Court. for the grade•niners at 3:30. The antics of those found guilty were humorous'.As.were the grade niners•initiated,, So were the. new, teachers. Mr and. Mrs.. All ason acted as good sports when they were called to the front to. "; feed each other ice cream blind- folded. Dance To. end •the activities' of .initiation. the student, council arranged:.a dance which provedvery successful. The winners of the spot dance were Helen Courtney and ..: z : Jim Henderson, KINLOSS Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Fraser of • San Francisco, California. have been visiting 'friends and relatives .in ,this cohimunity. Due to the County Rally, falling' on the sarn .date as the regular instit- ute, Kairshea W,I. will hold their meeting ..one week earlier on Oct=. ober;l•2th . :Mrs. Ira. Dickie is host ess and Mrs. Currie Colwell' and.. Mrs. Ha:rvey•Houst:on are the: :direct ors C' Mrs. Kennedy. (Annie Hughes) Of Listowel was a .week-end.gi.iest'with r.: and'>M'rs :Allister: Hu hes: Mr.: and ;Mrs :Craig; Lamont and:. son Allan, Swift Current, Saskatch- ewan, askatch- ewan, visited at the first of the eek .with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey• Houston and Kenneth..: French . club b The•.french club has gotten uncle r way by having , its first executive Meeting. Mrs. Allason is supetvis- ing the club and she is hoping for.. just as good or better than last year's activities.led by Madame Ste Hilaire. Volleyball The volleyball scores from. last • Tuesday werean encouragement, The boy's and the girl's B team won and: unfortunately' the_ girl's A teem' lost . • All teams made. a very .good attempt :and' their school spirit is recognizable.. • Instruction Representatives from each of the classes are'. receiving instruction from Mr: Ashkanaseas to the oper- ation of audio and visual ,aids in' the school. HFIELD 'RETURN 'FROM •HOSPITAL Mrs. DDn. Wyids, a patientin .Wingham Hospital for .weeks, is Nome_again, and also'Mrs. Bruce MacDonald wh'o was in Kincardine Hospital:with pneumonia:. The C.O.'G. met on Monday in''. the church School under the leader ship'of• Mrs ..:Donald' Hamilton•and • 'Mrs`. Ross MacKenzie.' •:Recent visitors at Expo were Mr. and Mrs.. Don Simpson', Mr', and' Mrs. Bryan MacLelland , •Mr. and: Mrs .;R. West andMr. arid. Mrs: Jas:. West; a. • Florence IvlacLennan is. working in. Wingham .at Berry Doors, Luckily Escape From Wingham Garage Explosion Four men suffered: burns 'last .week in a garage explosion on Josephine Street North in Wingham. In satisfactory conditionwith third degree' burns at Wingharn and •Dist- rict Hospital, are Gary ,Petteplac.e,' 28, and his brother Edward, 36,, both of Teeswater.' `. Garage operator' Keith Johnston, , 36 ,,and Harvey .Huston 38 of ' • Teeswater, were treated for burns to the upper parts of their:, bodies and released. Fire Chief David D. Crothers Sr., said Mr. Johnston was using a welding torch prior to the explosion, which blewout the ind 1. windows, dam- aged the interior and cracked the - rear: wall. The garage' operator,, Keith John- ston, is a: formerHolyrood resident and is the son'of Mr. and •Mrs. Mark Johnston of Kinloss. ' M a-ry's::Little• . Larnibs The • fourth• meeting of the Marys. Little .Lambs was held on Thursday., September 28, 196'l in the Lucknow District. High., School at 7.0:0 p.ni.: • The meeting opened' with.the 4-H National Pledge.. The roll call was taken by the secretary, Jane Mon- 'cr.ief . . • Themembers then discussed the The Lake Ontario steamers used to dock a very sliort distance south of 'Front and Yortge Streets in Toronto until the law 1920's; asthis photograph, taken 1n. 192.4, shows. • By boat; car, trainor plane ..�th O e Lord Simcoe Hotel is close to all . • transportation: Room rates are sensible, overnight parking .is :free,'and you , .. ..i.. atmos hereof the. diningand lounge facilities can relax, in the frlen ly a P 9,. Change your pace; enjoy Toronto •more by staying at the` Lord Simcoe Hotel, where the only old 'fashioned convenience is .the service. toronto, y:t. aiviccae del. University'and King Streets - . Telephone 362-1848 PAGE THIRTEEN And 'With. Autumn : Arrives A .New Selection Of Chesterfields, Occasional Chairs Davenports and Space' Savers at MacKenzie 'Furniture.'' ME IN AND SEE THE NEW STYLES AND COLOURS firt.:,;L:-.417.747...7410.- Slightly U. ies�erfeld Suites cKen� LUCKN'OW :- PHONE 528=3432 design of'the•covers. T he arrangements for the'.Teeswater fair were completed Mr•s ® Boyle; then • read:'and gave out�•the notes. Pan - ern pieces• were cut outland Ivies: Richards.showed how: to stay' stitch.' We then looked :at ;the lining:. The Meeting . was closed. Whitechurch 'Woolees WHITECHURCH 'NEWS Whitechurch Woolees'met on •• Mondayevening in Whitechurch ',Memorial Hall. The president Irene 'De:hoer opened the meeting. with the 4,-H- pledge repeated by • the 12 members in attendance.... The roll call was answered'by. "one reason why I,chose myskirt material with the -name and weave it had The nfinutes were read Heather Hand : The next, meeting ' is ,October 16th in the Hall, A work.. meeting is to be held •Saturday, • October. '7 for some of the class ' • ,and the remainder will meet•'inthe Hall ,on,Monday October ,9 at 2, p.n. The discussion ceniredon care of wool, pressing and fitting. • The demonstrations were onr'fac- ings, pressing seams, darts; facings 'and. fittings. All worked on their , wool skirts and jumpers.. Home., assignments were: work on record book and work on skirts and jump" ers. - .Wool' Workers On September 25th, the fourth meeting of the Wool Workers was held at Mrs. Ritchie's'at 7:30. We had a review on our books. • Dianne A'skes;started the meeting by having each' girl repeat the 4-H• pledge. Sandra Keith read the minutes of the last meeting Notes.were given On Butting the skirt arid stayStitch- Some Some girls cut their'•patter`hs out while others worked out other'prob� lets The'next Meeting will be held at Mis. Ire th'sz'On Monday, October 2nd. 4.6 Larnbie Pies The sixth meeting .of the Holyrood I:ambie-Pies was held. at the Kinloss school. on. Monday ,.:October•2 at We opened the meeting with the 4-H'pledge followed by the minut- •es:.of the last meeting which were • read, and adopted ' Six girls answered the •roll call "How to remove one kind of spot from wool fabric". • . Elaine Schumacher was chosen .to comment on the exhibit "Variety of .Wool Fabrics" for Achievement Day. Various ideas were discussed• foran exhibit poster: The lesson for .the meeting was .on the ":Storage of Wool Clothing" "Mrs. Ackert. demonstrated .on how . • to sew a zipper and Miss Murray .demonstrated the correct method of•sewng a waistband. • The ,members• allworked on •the skirts. The.meeting was closed with the 4-11 Creed. Sheep,: Sheairers :Purple Grove "Sheep Shearers''. held 'their 4th meeting 'on Tuesday, September 26th in the Purple Grove Commt/nity Centre; Miss Cow- • 'brough was present. The meeting was opened with' the 4-H pledge • and the minutes of the last' meet_ ing wete read by Miss Anne McKay' The girls were taught Staystitching ,arid the leaders and.Miss Cowbr=• ough assisted'the girls in placing ' their patterns on the material prop= erly. Happy Handicrafters The 6th meeting of the St. Helens,. Happy handicrafters was held Satur- day', September 30th at the hall. The. meeting was opened with the 4-1-1 pledge. The roll call was answered by 20 girls; They•then had a : discussion on how to re- arrange 'their bedrooms and dressers, 'The girls4,ere shown how to make: a throw cushion. The next meeting is next Saturday night at 7 The meeting closed with the Queen,.