HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-04-15, Page 17WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1Sth, 19701.
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f• EDITORS'.' Gail Lock, ,lean. • McTavish,. Robert Rooney
II' PHOTOGRAPHERS: Mary MacCharles, Bruce Aitken; • 4
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THE LUCKNOW .SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
BADMINTON. .
On'Sat'urd'ay -A'pril 11,: the
RipleyDistrict High School bad:-'
minion team journeyed'to' Walker-
ton to participate in .the B.I.A.
Badminton Tournament,. Teams
--•---frorn�lGi.noa:rd-ine ;-'Itrple.y;; .C1-e"sle-y;
Wiarton and Lions Head took part.
in the day's .competition. On the
. day's play Wiarton accumulated.
the most points, followed by
'Ripley, Kincardine, Chesley and •
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Lions Head in that order.
Two points were given for each
win or :bye, Winners in the . •
consolation rounds picked up one
". • ' point for their school. entry..
The players• from Ripley, won
two division championships during
the day, Gail Courtney and. Susan
Elliott won the Senior .Girl's •
Double's championship by •
defeating'Wiarton in two games.
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Bryan Boyle and :Elliott Courtney
took the Junior •Boy's Doubles
.�, Tha nipJ onship• ;with tw.o,-vr ins aver___
Kincardine and one win.over •
Wiarton i.n a double .,0.0,1(1 -.robin
.series'. • Carob• Fi'nla} so'It,, made, it
to.the finals,. in t1ie. Junior Girl's •
' 'Single. Coinpetttioii. but finally •
had':to.settle for third place;
..The same fate fell to Joanne .•MC-:
Garvey and Kathy `Irwin in•the-.
Junior G'irl's Doubles: ;.John,•D' Pt-RSONALITiES OF THF WEEK
Colling in the Senior Boy's. / ', SHIRLEY•i\1cC1U TIf - `l'his•
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Sin les„- ar'B"` y7�1vIacDonaldsin:•. rile Lute blonde..from the tenth grade
Junior Boy's Singles, Donald .• can.' often be found helping her
. Martin.arid Brian, MacDonald' in • classmates out of difficufty'.:
.4 Seniior''Boy'.s•Doubles, place, d.third. '.•-Sometimes reorganizes lockers
Jean Scott in Senior Girl's singles, •for,,people.,without' even -being
. '. Wendy Courtney and' Plain 'Car asked •just from• the sheer joy
^_ rutlters in Junior• mixed doubles • , of he,ing_.helpfu.L...�An exar.ii.:ple
and Margo Nicholson .and Pau!_ to all of•us. • '
Walden in Senior Mixed Doubles •
also contributed to the second
place :showing. • The.,team was r..
• coached by Mr. -Ed Brown •and '
Mr. D u•
o Cou1 tes . .
The team showing was • •
•commendable since it°was the.
first
tune that Ripley had'entered.
such',a competition.
Concert to be held next week,
April 23 and 24, are in full
Swing. 'Music .under the direction
of.',Susan Elliott and lean
MacTavish'is really 'goi'ng' well.
The program will •iticlude. group
-si-n-gi-n ;-'gi;r1s acid hoy!lee-1LrIh,
'trios and then Ya play called "The
Pampered Darlings". Let's
keep:`those dates. in mind and
come but for an enjoyable night
of'entertainnient . •
ON CAMPUS • . •
Last Friday four RDUS•studeitts ,
accompanied by Mr. T.ur.vill ;.
journeyed to. Waterloo Lutheran
University.. The students were
.rnember.s of the "Reach For The
Top"- TV -'tea hi "a lad he tarp was
'a:reward for participating in the
•production. .Once there , the '
four,, Gail Courtney, Sandra
Collins` Allan Mackay' and Robert
Rooney, mixed with ;other. -tea his
from the CKNX dist•rjct.
included. in the program were ,
talks with: -professors. of va:riot . -
subjec•ts;of theca nipus,
a fine luncheon and an. ar'chieol-
ogic a 1 presentation The: •
students enjoyed themselves
PAGE SEVENTEEN
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gal 335 Receiv
From Vice -President
thoroughly.
1�)A[BQI�DIAWj •
On Wednesday .of. last .Week ,
the' year' -book cornrnittee rhade.a
draw for three turkeys.. The
lucky •winners,of, twenty pound•
.lurk ys Were -arvie-Thompson-,.
Secord Houston and. Susan Wa I�deii •
• Prizes were also .i.eit . for top
salesman, They were'.in order,
Biain_Gariht�s. Pata�VJalcleii•
atid••Gladys' Sanchez.' We would
especially like to thank Ilarvie
Thompson .for his' generous dopa - •
-tion to our needy cause , the'Fear-
book:
REPORT CARDS
Term report cards forspring
werealso handed out on Wednes-
day much to everyone's
disappointment and dismay,
• . • These grades were given in letter
form.
_VARIETY CONCERT
Preparations for our' Variety
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I.AN MacDONALD ` Within
. Ian's veins pounds the wild, . .
untamed 'blood of the highland ',
,chieftans, 'His eyes flash
belying the.fire of his soul. Jean
MacTavish often -regales her
friends 'With tales'of his; volat'i1e
and passionate nature .
At a meeting Iicld in'.Rrookside
School April 9t"IS., ,i Nationa.l.`
Farii..iers !inion Local. receiv.cd its
Charter; No. 335., from.\'.ice
-President WaTter dialer Uou d.- -
•ariesthis local are -
to
re to the Wes'i';.tate• road `running
:East through Ripley is. the. North
Bounda ry; South'on H i.ghw:a y .=f to
Atiburn and from Auburn west to
the -Lake.
A new slate of officers was
elected at this'nieeting and these
are; President . „Jack Verhulst;
Vice Pres. ., Bey: N.1cNay; Secret-
ary, ,. •i\1rs, Allah. McDonald; :Dir-•
•ect
ors., !oe •Vci n .Osch , _Son Del:- •
bergue ; Lorne Cook', Lorne'
Luther.,. District Director .# 2,
acted as chairman; Eugene
•Frayne•was in charge of noniina-
-tions.. Mrs. Thos. Ciavenlock,W
Lady :District Diirtctor,` spoke
'briefly.. We are now involved in.
building a .new organization,she.
said., and she was especially glad
to see so riiany w.onien.'present.',
",Woman power" is important •
to an otgantzrttion•representing
family farms.
1r, ;Miller, introduced by
i>ev _ _C_ a` , sa_idL. that_jtist 5:
months 'and, 9. days ago' the N F. U..
was for-med.. • Nine out of 1 0 prow
inces'have how joined this big •
-W- mots ot_Faacrossa..
There is much criticisrii.• trying
io confuse us', public relations,
Ag
Live in one.gtoup•of farriers•
blaming another group for
depressing. prices:. tri -.17. E.I,
biggest buyer of potatoes is. • •
Canada Packers..:i Yltrtpletilexit
conipatties fuel , fertilizer;•
chemical and feed companies , as
well 'as the loansharks who lend''
us--rr=honey i41 -o1 -t hese4e.._ma-kin=
money. We are dealing with
multinational corporations ,'these
ugly monsters with nolife•, ho
death ,.no soul.: Human beings
mean nothing to a Corporation
ju chi ni 1- o'tl o f
Oval ail `;S is to rs •
WIi:ITECHURCH NEWS
Oii Saturday' Whitechurch
_ ereal,Sstersh.eld-rhe lac-t>Zeet-
ing at the home of N1,rs: Walter
Elliott, .
Irene de Boer President opened
t h cH-ry e•e t_it w-i:t h=•t-h e--;141 -
Pledge
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Pledge, repeated in Unison. The..
rol.l.c a1l was answered by ,ten
( reporting ori; recipes made. • Mar
.41ene Weber read.the Minutes. ,
Bonnie Hutchison trade Butter
Squares, in' the group work. Pencil
Cray.oris are tpbetaken to the
next' meeting April 1S at 1.30 at
_Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm's
..A cereal Quizz was held.
Finald•plans for: Achievethent
Tiay--w-ere made. ' A pe-ncil:, •
recipe: file and recipes; 4 ,
"muffins plain and label 'the .
recipe. •
t -h...
4-H Creed.
MONUMENTS
For sound:.counsel' and a fair' price on a monumen
correctly designed from quality matetial, rely on
SKELTON MEMORIAL
gat O'Hagan; Prop.
• established Over Sixty Year's
WALKERT.ON PHONE 8814234•
. The N. 1', l' . has been ac•ciised. . •
of tr' ins to. destroy t>.iarhetitlti^;
hoards: 'I'Itis' isnot tru.e.. W'e '
need !parker Mg boa rds, but they.
must be iinpro‘.•ed. Research : ,_
shouId`hedone by farmers at. the
'Nat'ional, level. -
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd .Brien from
Kent •County Local aU 3 , were
introduced • MIr.'': I3rien' spoke
briefl Qa school taxa'tio'n . Kent'
Corini y -has 'done'.research,on this
and..fou'nd• that a' farrier. earning
$4•,000:pays` 11.2'}; of'his
coiiie in. school tax; a non farmer
earning $6,000 pays. of
hiS income i_tt_�.r�b�oC)1'•ias.. 'This ..
•is' a :"horse and buggy" system of
Charter,: they were telling people
in other'p.arts of Canada that
they were "with them": -'This is
a 'nig responsibilitj . ` ;
After the meeting was adjourn-
ed the ladies served .a' delicious •
lunch to the approximately '13.0
people present..
Mrs. John Austin,'
' lt.-IZ� -2 ,-a lac 1 no_w r ,•
levying taxes against land and
:.buildings rattier than against .• '•
.income.".'1t is unfair' to make
farmers pay more than their -share
'of tax. Letters to our Education
Minister and .i 1r, .Robarts,aiy all
of the fartiters would' help alter
this situation. :
As ,\;}r. NIil.ler presented the
Charter •tri;the new. Executive:,.
he Said as'they :tic ce.pted the
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REID = to I\ Ir, and Mrs Walter
Reid (Donna Mead) of Barrie , on
Nlarch.30, 1:370,: •a son, Shawn.
PRESENTS.THE
AUGUST MOON1'
Industry in,Chathain two years
ago We cannot expe'e.t` help ,from
Govern,nhent ,. they are the hand-
maidens 'of Corporations., What
has the Ontario Government don
to help 'farmers since its election
to office? Not one, thing l We
must put the farmers economic
power to.worl< and help ourselves.
at 8:10 p.m
April 16th, 17th, 18th
TELA. A .FRIEND.
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