The Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-07-14, Page 7WEDNESDAY, JULY 14th y 1071
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW; ONTARIO.
E SEVEN
Presen.t,Atl let c A.wcards. A..t Ripley -l- u on
04
• Athletic awards for Ripley -Hur-
on Central School were presented
at•'the graduation .for the grade,8
class.
• Pictured' , left to right , are.Jeff
'Andrew, 9; son of Mr. and,. Mts..
6.. s'
By',Mrs. John Austin
I Qadon _sev"eraLweeks'',ago',.,
National Farmers' Union menbers:,
were stopped from 'giving' away'un-
pasteurized .m'ilk;by. Health
officials ' The following is'par't:.of'
a letter received .by. Mr.. McIl-
hargy, , President of Local -312 in
ub-shed iv ,the' Union'
Farmer. . It was written by Dr.
Robert Mac Krnley , M.. D•. , F. R;'C
S Con. who states he ha;s, prac
ticed •medic'ine in Sarnia for. ,50..
'years: "I'rn sure • you will: find it
interesting to know, that pasteur-,
Y-.tzed-milk-has a much-hig herbac
terial..counr• than the milk you
• were giving, away. :When the
fanners were delivering
Milk be-
fore it was made: a crime.:to soh `;
urrp retrr1'z-"d mid a m.i.
used had 'a count of"•1000 to 5000
Whereas plant's' in Sarnia .had.
100,000 and more.:, It •would .be
rnteresting for you to obtain the
count of bacteria :.on'your. milk
:Robert :Andrew ,.. junior. boys champion;.G
, Joyce uikema 15, daugh--.
ter of Mr •and •Mrs A. Gtfikerna .,
senior girls; Debra Magold, 12
da ugtiter: O f -Mr . and Mrs. ' George
Magold, intermediate girls Randy.
Strauss,, 13 soon of Mr' and Mrs.
Leo Strauss, senior boys; Michael
Courtney 12, .son of Mr. and
Mrs." Bob Courtney, intermediate
boys;. Christine Miklos, 16. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs... Lyle Miklos,
junior girls.
0. 0.0.0.0.0 0 0,0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 '0 0.0 0 0 0 0
and c.ojnpare it with, the bacterial .
count of milk delivered every day
in • London -dr Woodstbek'..
My suggestion to the farmers,•
is for your Union to approach the'
:gov.'ernrne:nt with• the .fact that' you
.can sell a product.that is:prOdud-,
ing better health: in our :people,
is'cleaner:and' can be sold at a
lower priceto'the consumer than
is being done now , 'I have, 111110'
informa.t'ion. that will back up •
these sta,ternents and will: be
pleased.to heip.you in. 'put
fight for the good • o•f:the .public
at. large if you so wish./
Our pathologist at the Sarnia
General Hospital will back up the
statements I. have Ma'de. • 'I have
five children nd l9Tgrandehildren
that have been' raised and are
'being' raised on unpasteurized
milk:,,•'•I also hav'e•had ample•'
opportunity .to compare children
raise on unpasteurze an past-
eurized milk and amconvinced''-
yoq,r_Union will be•doing a.' grand
thing for the people of the Prov-
ince .if yoti can have the:milk
law corrected.,"
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. FULL-TIME P9SITIQNS „ . (40. hour week)
Amat-el He worth Central;11 wo
Chesley District High ,(2 including.1 head custodian')
--Kincardine —,District—High
Fami�y�atfierin�
'thefamilies • ofthelate 'Mr;
and Mrs.. W. D.:Gardner (Beckie
Webster),. Mrs:., Clara ,Webster' and
the late W'. G. Webster and Mr:
and Mrs.:: W. G. Reed (Debbie
Webster) hold a re -unionat the
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Lueknow Public o
Port Elgin - Saugeen Central (2)
Ripley -Huron "Central,Ripley
Walkerton District Secondary
W. E. Thompson Public, Kincardine
PART-TIME POSITIONS (15-2.0 ,hours per
we‘k)
Bruce Central, "R R.' 3;' Tiverton
Elderslie Central, Chesley
G. C. Huston Public, Southampton
Kincardine District High
Saugeen. DistrictHigh, Port, . Elgin t
SALARIES AND:WAGES..EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 1, 1971:.
FULL TIME: Starting salary $5,300. ,'plus generous staff benefits:
SART 'TIME Hourly Rate—' $2.25
Applicants must be willing to do shift work if required 'and'
be able to provide medical certificate and proof of 'satisfactory
All applications must, be: on Application Form .arluch.ean_be..-.:
obtained by writing or telephoning the,employer below. Applic-
ations will be received until July 28, 1971. Indicate on application
the job (full -tine or part time) and location, pr.eferred;
THE BRUCE `COUNTY BOARD
OF EDUCATION
BOX 190, CHESLEY, ONTARIO
Telephone ''51 9-363-2014
A7TENTIO .
un•
ningham gn'St nday, , ;July ll. `,In
all about 75' relatives gathered' to
enjoy this social gettogether in..
honor of .Howard Reed of -Santa
Monica , California'..i.
"`Relatives came from'F-iazel
*Park, Michigan, •Goderich,;
chell, London, :.Port Albert Aub -
urn:•Orangeville Aslifield and' '•
Win ham. Misses Hazel. and Ada
now a
so atten
•e.
Mr. and .Mrs. Roy.Webster of
London, and son Wayne Webster of
y •..
Windsor visited in the evening,. ','
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Supervisor, . Buildings' and (Maintenance'' Services
ne Candidates For Confirmatim
AMBERLEY_—RE-WS
Nine'yongpeop. were'candi-attendingithe funeral al ofMrs'. ,
;dates,' for confirmation at Pine
Wally Cruikshank. • She was.the .
River'United Church 'on Sunday for'mer.Chris;tine Cameron,"daugh
morning,:.. An earl Communion'. ter of the late Mr, and MTs
Service was held at eight:' -thirty ''Bence .Cameron , who'were prop- , :.'
a m during, which parents ,' elders. •erty owners and visitors of Amber=
ley. Beach: for many :years:. •
of. the church and their. wives and
the candidates particiated in the
confirmation tervice , followed by
breakfast servedin,the'Sunday;
School robins.
During the regular .Church •Ser-..
' .Dinner guests with Mr: and Mrs.
Perrin Lowry on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. George Messenger, Mr.
.and Mrs: • Bob Courtney',;Mr, ,and'`,
Mrs Len times a,nd Mr, and Mrs..
vice the y_ou_. _ng_peQpLe� ete. un t i ns a_rid-fain l-ies,.
ed with the Church and 'were res • . •
P
c ''Mr and. Mrs "Cecil Hum hre
ented with Bibles and their. P y
•
and Mark left Monday for' a
ertfficat'es, •
The following are the candid. -week's tri o I'tor kern Ontario,:
ates with the. father's•narne •in They will v so vis tt`with Cecil's
brother and famil Mr..and, Mrs.
brackets. Dayid Carrick Coiling *A r y �.
(Carric1) Lya 4Patrick" Courtn—ey- ;Morris- Humphrey -at I apuska,�,r , .. .
(Rober"t) Roger 'Wilson Farrell
(Wilson); Joan' Marie Irwin (Allan);
Gail Barbara 'lviessenger (George);
Linda Dianne Srnith'
111 111 V
Yandt (Ervin);
Misses Cathy .Irwin and Joan Fer
�-msotrw- ` . `pirrist
for both.services, The young.
men's trio of Larry Irwin, Peter,
Walden and Philip Paquette,sng;
during the. Church Service.''
Misses Mary and Helen Kemp-
• ' �nt�..�.eel�' �holida �a_��LL
•Sarnia visiting their cousin; Barton
.Irwin.
Mrs. Jean _West visited a few'
days last Week with .her daughter
'Mrs, Ebner Smeltzet and family;
Tom Leonard of Cooksville
spent the week end with Dennis
Courtney'.
Mr, and Mo: William perguson
And Mr, .and Mts..Chestor Catnp+-
bell were •in Detroit ori Sat'nrday
ton -s
1\Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pace visited
in Brampton on the week end'."w,ith
their daughter, and family. Mr and
1\4s. Ivan Guy.
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AMBERLEY
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