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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,; iWCKNOWW. 'ONTARIO
YOU'LL GET MORE. MILK
WITH . THE GREAT SURGE BUCKET
AND :ITS NEW WIDE ANGLE LID
This lidmay look the some but "
WHAT A WHALE OF A DIFFERENCE IN MILKING! :
The rediesigned SURGE bucket 'lid offers greater adjusta
bility to a wider variety of udders ,;: particularly the
low or extra wide varieties we encounter ,so ,often. . It milks
more evenly on all fourquarters,. and; gets alt the milk
fast' because .of its unique, even TUG and PULL action
If you have . "problem" cows the SURGE . bucket with the.
wide angle ";lid and 'Tonganoxie. electric . pulsator is 'your'
answer.
SEE IT TODAY
FOR MILKER SERVICE. PHONE
Kilncardin
MARTIN.
396=2408
Appoint Chairman
Of Business
dr. G, R.. MIcCague ' Chairman
of the Board of Governors: of'Georg"
an College of Applied Arts .and.
Technology has announced the
appointment of M. Wayne Cunning
harts as' Chairman of the • Business >
and Applied Arts Division: at the
College :. =
'For the past: nine7,y ears ' 1r:. Cunn-
ingiarn was: on the staff!of the
Southern-,Alberta.Institiute of
'oology, Calgary 'where he 'was'
. Head: of the Communication Arts
DePartnient arid Public Relations . •
Qfiicer since 1542., . . .. .
He was born in OrtaWa,•.Qntario
Where.'sie:received his primary and
secondary ;education. lie, graduated
from 5i. Parricks College with `a
Bachelor.of Arts Degree, and has
. taken:Post graduate in Engles ;
,Literature ,at, the Lrniversity of
Ottawa and ' in corrimunicatiOns at'
the university of. Washington. '
While at the Southern Alberta In=�
• stitute.of Technology he initiated
a summer school in English •for
.Overseas students and wa_
instrumental in developing diploma;
programs in. Journalism, Libra•ry,.
Arts, Graphic Arts. AdMini�a.tion,
• and Televis on 'Stage and Radio.
A et .
• He also served as: Chairman of
the Calgary 'Local Frt ploy me it
Comrinittee•and Was a member +a• .
the Englishh••Council of Alberta. the',.
'Canadian 'Vocational As<c+ciataorr,
the Canadian Rtiblic Relationi
Society', the Canadian .Eaucatorr
Association and the National Lar--
`uage', an ,organization set up to
:turfy, , the teaching of English at
Technical Institutes .and
Corn riUnity' Colleges,
tr• Cunningham will be. respon
siole. for the business programs at,
the College
Sts' far more than 100 students have
applied fo; admission to the five
courses being offered at the College
this year. Formal registration will w
lie on October 3 and 4 with the
classes beginning on •October pry.
ohn Bradley .
Places Welf In
•Teeswater Show
�elu (;aoper •
ing,HFOod. Course
$T , HELENS: NEWS
Pamela Cooper is taking a Food.
Supervisor's Course in Toronto.
Mrs.' Larry SalkeldMrs. Ernest
Gaunt, Mrs. Tom Pritchard, Mrs.
Elmo Pritchard and Mrs. John Prit-
chard attended a trousseau tea in
honour of .Miss Marilyn Gardner in
Exeter on Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry McQuillin,,
Jill and Scott of L•ondon•were Sun-
day visitors .with his 'parents, Mr .
and; Mrs. Fred. McQuillin,
Mr and Mrs. Frank Cockburn;
Mi and. Mrs. Peter Cockburn and:
family of Toronto were 'week -end,
visitors -with Mrs. Don Pannabeck.
er and 'family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Corbett of
Barrie were Sunday visitors with'
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miller and
family.`
Just a reminder of the Women's
Institute meeting on Thursday
evening, October 5th in ' the hall.
All grandmothers of the commune
ity are invited ,and ,everyone • is ask
ed to wear their' Centennial dress.
The 4-H Silver Dollar Competit-
ion, :a; championship' show for
dairy: calf club members`held "a
Teeswater fall fair saw thirty sen.
for dairy club, members 'competing.'
They represented an area from Port
Elgin to Galt. Winner of the
Competition. was Doug. Trewartha
of Clinton -ho received .fifty sil-
ver dollars on a silver' tray from
the Waterloo Cattle Breeding .Ass
ociation and. a shield from the.
Bank of Montreal. The runner up,,'
Glenn' Ruegg of Harriston received.
twentyfive• dollars on a silyer tray f
The competition was, in four; .
parts;' a •dairy 'quiz; type classific
ation of :four animals, showing the.
4-'H calf and showmanship: Doug.'
Trewartha stood third in the quiz
with 240 points of a possible 30.0
and second in'the type 'classifica.-
:non, with 180 points out of 200.
total .score was $41 points of
the'possible 1000' for the four parts
Glens Ruegg. With a total of
536 points, `;topped two sections of:
the competition with scores of 190
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for ,type classification and 280 fot
his calf. He was also runner .up in' �. .
• last year's co:apezition. / '
The -best quiz -was -written by. Bob.
Heiihoef 'ea of r-Ctchener, giving
him 264 of 30 plain . He placed
third in the Overall Scoring with
;EO'points. Top shgwthan, with
130 out :of 203 point' was L4rry Fted
of Galt, Who placed fourth in the
overall koritt.
The top .ten competitors and their
scores are as follows;. g Trew>art
• tha,. Clinton (Hurons Counnty)� S4`.
11:
Glenn Ruegg, H. rris:o (gWWelling-'
ton)3;..Bob Heaboeffer, Kitchen-
er (Waterloo).E33 Lan Ford .Gait
(Waterloo) 815.;. Sob Voden'.Clin-
ton (Hilton) S1T,•.Doti'Jewitt,„ "Water-
loo (Waterloo) 793, David Wood
i`sse, Moorefield (Wellington) NSE; >
Mike 4uts.nbet, Mildmay (truce) ,
;7S4; John Bradley., A aberley' •
(Huron) 7724. Torre Reinhart,
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Guelph (iv'elling;on).7 2,
When every pool in Eden was a •
- mirror
That unto..Eve her dainty charms.
proclaimed
She went undraped without a single'
fear,, or
Thought she had: need to be asham-
ed.
'Twas Only when she'd: eaten of the
apple
That she became inclinedto be a
prude
And found that evermore she'd
have to grapple.
With the much d. debated problem of,
the nude
.Thereafter She devoted her attent .
Her time and 'money to her clothes
And that was the beginning of con-
vention.
And modesty as well, I do suppose.•
Reactions came about in fashions
recent
Now
girls
conceal so 1i£t1e :from the
men
It would seem, in the name of all.
that's decent,,
Sonrieone ought to pass the apples -
• • round:again..
-Anon.-
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4th, 1
LOCHALSH
Visiting;Mr. and Mrs. Gordon.
Finlayson on the Week end were:
Mr, and Mrs. Paul Emberlin and
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Finlayson, all.
of Toronto. • . • •
EMPLOYED IN iGOD>,RICH
Barbara MacKenzie,. daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Henry MacKenzie
now employed in Goderich since
her:' graduation from business,.
College.
I.R. White of Betgrave•visited
and ;Mrs. David MacDonald', and
family during the week end,
Mrs. Dan. Wylds has returned!.
home frorn Wingham hospital.
A recent visitor with Mr. and
Dan Wylds was Mrs. jack 'Cowan
Corunna ,
' Mr . and Mrs,; Doug/Martyn have
returned'home from their wedding
trip to Montreal and Expo.
• Communionservices were condi
ted. in Ashfield. Presbyterian Churc
on Sunday by.Rev. Neil' MaeCom
bie. •
Avery small. number of pupils
from North Ashfield. Public , school
attended Dungannon pair during tl
past Week.
Your date to keep Ontario progressive and prosperous
with more people, more capital, mote industry, morewages,''
more opportunity and a constantly improving lite for every
one of our. citizens
Your Progressive Conservative government has achieved a
remarkable record in the past four years: •
• New Farm Income Committee
• Agriculture'Researchlnstitute
b Crop "Insurance at favorable rates
tr, New Capital• Farm' Grants
• OMS'lP`and 9,000'new hospital
beds
• 368;000 new jobs .
• 4,000.miles of .new or rebuilt;
• highways .
•'. Municipal -tax relief
• Air and Water Pollution laws,
• 98 Provincial -Parks for
,10,000,000 visitors,
• 3,000 new schools or major •
additions „ • ` '
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•. School grants'increased'600%
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$500;000 local industry.
development loans;
• Confederation of Tomorrow
Conference
Good government ... the Robarts government . deserves
your support on'October 17th.
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