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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-06-25, Page 22PAGE TWENTY,TWO THE, LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO GIVES A'COMPLETELY ' WEATHERPROOF -JOB • LENGTHS' IN .STOCK: 6 TO 14' FEET AVAILABLE IN LENGTHS -UP TO 2(1FEET 1" x .4,' •STRAPPING •SPIRAL.. LEAD HEAD.N'AILS . ARDOX NAILS 8 FT.: RIBBEDPLASTIC SHEETS ALSO AVAILABLE coloured, Pre -Coated. Galvanized Steel Roofing .In 8 Different Colours' fir • Eli: lRi��+ EADQUARTERS .Fog ITTSBURGH INTS LAWRENCE CEMENT 'PORTLAND AND MASONRY . 7: PHONE; 528:-31:18, LUCKNOW. c ool ` Posit ons nnounce Bruce ..co. Board •• A list of school appointments and:. with•rawals y t Bruce County I3oard of Education..lists several dist- . riot teachers who are leaving the -profession, joining the profession'• and changling their•teaching l� ocat Toronto Graduate { 'JUDITH TAYLOR F . Judith A T'aylor., daughter; of.Mr. ;and Mrs. Lloyd S Taylor,:148 - 'Lakeshore Road; Sarnia, recently graduated from Toronto General. Hospital School'of Nursing. The •graduation exercises •were held in'. Convocation Hall with,relatives. and • friends::attending from Ripley Lucknow, London,'Sarnia.and::Tor=: onto She is, a'former_graduate•of St. . - Clair 'Secondary School, Sarnia, and A will be nursing in Toronto' General. Hospital . • _ . .Mrs. Ta.ylor is the former Bertha MacDonald .of Lochalsh,. Present GiffT�, GlennMrs. ri • W ht 'DUNGANNON NEWS • ..A. joint meet1n of Nile :an.d Dun-- Fannon ladies. was held;:on Wednes day evening :June 18th With '40 , ladies present with the president Mrs..,Howard•Johnstoii presiding,, Sharon Young played • two. selections fon,.her accordion. • "• Rev. Wright. gave.:an enlightening • talk on poverty. The group then n divided into four and discussed whaii each could., do to help the cause. Mrs. Ivan itivett •and ;Mrs Allah . • ine Public School, has transferred' to the, Ripley -Huron School Mrs. Violet' MacKenzie and. Mrs. Mary Stewart have ;both withdrawn as'•teachers at Ripley;.; -Huron Central School. • WEDNESDAY, JUNE. 25th, 1869 LaFjOt] trite and • Marjorie' andlo. Ann Alton of this community,, presently onan extend ed trip .to Australia and ::other countries, wrote,a note"to The':'• .. Sentinel and'! we' are taking the lib erty of.publ'ishing it;. believing that readers -w i tbe•, inte-rested7_ 32/.19: Stanley St. • Woollahra , New -South.. Wales . .Dear Don=, When you, are • away from home time seems' to fly by with no ., warning. Just; the same we are -en,- joying every minute and think often of the friends we left behind:: in Lucknow. In all Probability we Should -be home again.in August 1910 ., We took 3 weeks holidays in Feb'' raiary and took a 'tremendous trip west of •Sydney to Parks `where we 'visited the Telescope where we • were told thata big project was on with. Canada . They had• brought the Expo talking chairs over 'from the Australian Pavilion for the ob.,. servation room' at the telescope. From ±here we travelled north :• through Moree Narribri (cotton 'area); St. George.(intensive agriculture and beef to.sheep tartly• er north) into Queensland and`, Dickson took'charge of:the worship period, followed with pxayer liy Rev.. Wright .., Mrs.. Ross Eedy gave the 1. treasurer's report.: Mrs. Gordon Finn gar --spoke on the. IJ:. C.:W.cook books ,,Which are selling finite':webl. Mrs•. Dawson said a few words .of' parting'to Mrs.. Wright on behalf of the Dungannon U. C;. -W and presented. her with agift:': The:meeting closed and `a', lovely dessert lunch.. was. enjoyed. The 111 er ff stayed:, at a 46•,000 acre property Meeleebee Downs „near Roma. They had 500011040 of Herefords on it. We shot kangaroo, made . rounds of the 24 bores' (farm ponds) for watering the cattle and w,eneto a-tiemendous party- ata neighbours.:_ Saturday ,night. It W as quite dry there at that, time and; land they ' • had pulled shrubs 'from ,: burnt and seeded from the air 6 weeks: before:, still.hadn't rain and no growth had • appeared.. I was given tremendous' slides of his - all procedures included in pulling burning and seeding the paddock from the air, These I sent .home to Mom and. Dad with others of the trip. Hoping. they all arrive safely. Oh yes., • there are a cofiple of the Kangaroo• joeys we shot the mothers and • they were in the' pouch. It sounds .cruel^to 'shoot there but, when they urinate 'on the forage, the cattle; Won't eat it afterwards, .plus -the fact of then eating•the forage on. the cattle: It was. so dry you would `n't believe there:•was. anything .there to eat but what there was, P was quite nutritious.- ,..fust outside of Roma at Campbell Park they had a gorgeous natural gas barbecue We ,cooked steak at night and' pancakes, in the morning. • Fromthere we went East t� Brisbane and spent. 8 ;days going to races trots, --;yearling: parades and sales plus down td Surfer's Paradise.' (miniature Miami) Then we ' returned vaa Grafton'and • Coif's Harbour, the banana .and • . ' sugarcane' area:' Mari reckons P, saw•:more:n •banaas than she''ll.ever see -in her life ,Now we're hack in Sydney saving for, the next bigtrip into�tfie outback''in September:. 'Then:we leaveJanuary for lapa:n Asia. and Europe and will give' more, der-ai3-s-la-ter WI • hostesses were from Nile and Love to all in Lucknow, Dungannon: • _• Mari and Jo Anne Alton \SERVED FOR 77 YEARS Final Services .. a • ,William. Turvill: of Newmarket has. been appointed principal of Ripley , District School succeeding The final service at Blakes Unit . Albert Wy1ds who is,retirinig . S. K ed Church was held on Sunday, Malhotra , who.has been teaching •after a period of 77 years service at•the• University of Waterloo, has :'...to, that community: Blakes has be zx joined' the Ripley High•Sdhool tea- . ,corne part -of the new' Ashfield Si ching.staff with one more appoint- , Helens charge'. .ment,to, be made Mrs. Marion Rev: G: W'.' Kaiser., who will end• • Emerson has left, the; teaching sfaff ,his ministry on. the Ashfield Charge • at Ripley-arid-has--je re -d --the staff nit week, conducted the senvi e of the F:E...•Madill•Secondary He Was•assisted in the scripture School at' 'Win ' reading by Rev. Gilbert Howes, • g ham ; no -w -of the -London area,. who was Gordon Cayley of Burlington has '.; ' minister on the Ashfield:Cireuit,, been engaged teach Industrial about 2years ago.' Mary Andrew" Arts at•Lucknow Public School. Mrs. rendered,S vocalsolo. .Betty .White' of Lucknow .P:ublic ' . • School has toKincard- ' A. basket of flowers was plac- ine James Scott of Ripley -Huron ed in thechurch-by the • Central School -has- t ansferred:to ;family in memory of the late Mr. 1..; • and Mrs. Ernest Blake. William Irvin, who was in attend•' ance at the opening of Blakes • • ch arch as a child 77 years ago, was present for the closing service. Y.IsdL.�Izvin_:s the onl churoh_:me.rn- t� a es C urc Luc know Miss Alice Reid, a graduate of Stra ford Teachers College, has been engaged to teach at Pine River Central School'. •Miss'E. Hodg '' tier who has .been a continuous River; member for the life of the conte .; Dale Martin of Huron Township, a! gregation graduate of Stratford Teachers A social time followed at Brook Colleges will each ai i!J, E de•-Scliool:_.Flates•-, with. a-pkture+- Thdrnpson Public School', Kincard- of the church, are being obtaihed ine by the U.C.W. and will be avail.: Mrs.. Helen Henderson of Kincard:= able shortly • • GET YOUR, NEW STOVE, FRIG, WASH* PRYER,. .FREEZER OR DISHWASHER NOW. COliq OMORROW MAY ,ter. •n �.�c .� -err: rJ.r.� �ac-'-.:as Home Stores LUCKNOW - 4, PHONE 528-300 ,