HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-02-09, Page 13KINGSBRIDGE NEWS
JOWMOBILE•MISHAP •
Gary Courtney'r'eceived a bad.
'lacerated head in a snowmo ,.
le mishap recently,. He was
mined to hospital just over-
,ght where he received sixteen
itches.
:HAINSAW ACCIDENT
Martin Henderic:hs received a
ery painful injury to a-finger
ist week in a-c-hainsaw accident.
le was admitted to .the hospital .
ihere it'was necessary to•skin
;raft the finger.,. He returned
tome the, same day . • •
iOLIDAY IN SWITZERLAND •
Mr. and. Fred Vassella.' •
eturned home lastweek after a -
dx.week•holiday.in Switzerland,
Ray Dalton has returned home
Ifter.visitinghis,daughter,' Mrs.
im MacDonald ; Mt. .MaCDoriald.
end girls in.
'.Mrs. Joe Courtney, Mts. John
:loward, L1rs. Jim Gilmore -,;
Mrs. Pete Van: O'sch and Mrs. Jim
Martin were. at St. .Peter'S Parish
Goderieh on WedneSday
night to hear MiSs',Eileen Bbyho.
of the Ontario Hydro speak.
These ladies represented St. Jos-
eph's C. W kingsbridge, and
Miss B.oyho was a guest. of the
C;, Goderich„,
Mr, and' Mrs, Jim Sinriett'are in
Greenbay, Wisconsin fora feW .„
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14ESDAY, FEORVARY 9, 1972 THE .LUCKNOW SENTINEL 14KICNOW., ONTARIO PAGE THIRTEEN
lowniobile And
min Saw Mishaps
During Pdw Wow we sang
Happy Birthday to Barbara Hack-
ett, and Suzanne Kirkland, Deb-
orah Bolt showed the 'Brownies
atookrhark she had made from
felt and, Janet Wilkins showed her
knitting. Each Six Were asked to
choose a country and find out
sOrnething interesting about it to
tell the rest of the Pack at our
Thinking Day meeting.
FOr work period:the Golden
Bar BrOwnies sewed on buttons
with Debra 'Arnold Brenda Phil-
lips, Kimberley Cook and Suzanne
Kirkland passing their test for-sew-
ing on two kinds of buttons.
Bror•-Owl worked rath the Gold-
en Ladder Brownies teaching them
compass and playing a game, using
different arections. Tawny Owl
had Tweenie Anita Guay for the
Brownie PramiSe and Elizabeth
Wilkins sang 0 Canada and God ,
Save The Queen:
We closed' the meeting with the
Squeeze and Taps.
'Holyrood
The tiolyrood. Womerts.Institute
met in .the.hall on Thursday after-
pOOth Mrs.. Morgan Johnston ,.
vice president, presided-A0. the
meeting'opened 'with the ode and
the -Mary Stewart Collect. -mrs,
Lorne Eadie gave the financial.
statement.
.A few items, of business were
dealt With.: Thank you cards
were rea.d.a.nd newspaper clippings
are to saved by the Secretary, and .
Puhlic. Relations officer,. The new
president. is to attend the confer ,'
enCe in Guelph in May.... New •
card tables -are to be purchased-
The, 75tn..anniv•dsary of the- W.I.
will be observ0--at.the--Makrch ;
incet-ing.witli Mrs. Lorne Eadie
hostess..
.Judges for the Maple Cream
Candy contest were Mrs. Howard
Ilartis and Mrs. Jack Scott'. Win-
ners were Mrs. Lyman Sutton and ..
Mrs.. P. A, Murray: "The co.un-.-
try.wornan" Magazine was. su.mmar.
ized by.. Miss May Boyle and read
by Mrg. Jack Scott. 'The roll .c'all
was "Name an unusual industry • .•
related to Agriculture'.
Mrs. Lyman Sutton presided for
the program....Mrs , Dan, McInnes.
gave the topic on 1\A'aple Syrup..*
Mts.. LymanStition gave the
:motto -"-Whatile wants out of life"
and, read a poem .On.."i3i.'foCal
-trout) .e-7 •a'nd•-c---crea
Valentine Contest. Other •
,readings were Mrs. Howard 'Harris,
"Sugar bush" and "My V.alentine";
Mrs. Murray, "Ma and her
cheque book"; Mrs. Ellwood.'
Elliott , "Ma*.and the auto".„
Dan McInnes gave the courtesy
remarks. •
The Meeting closed with 0;
rida7a.nd--G'pe.
served' by Mrs, Alex. Percy and
.Mrs. Glen HOdgins.
Priscilla Zipfel "s Maple Leafs
won against Terri Fair's Red Wings
6-0. Priscilla Zipfel 'scored 3
goals, Laurie Coiling 2 goals, and
Mary Jane Courtney I. goa l..,
In the next game Terri's Red
Wings won against Priscilla's
Maple Lees 4-0. -Terri-Fair
scored 2 goals and Karen Janisse
scored
SPEECHES' *
By Cheryl*McGarvey and Heather
Boyle ,
On Friday, January 28, Billy •
Rutledge , Connie Irwin, Robbie
Sutton and Jane Ann Coiling-went
to LucknOw public SChOol to rep=
resent our school in the public
speaking contest held there. Bil-
.1y Rutledge ended up 'as runner
up and Stanley Loree of Lucknow
as winner. Stanley will go to
Paisley and if he can't make it
Billy will take his Mace. Good
KINLOS$
Wallace Houston returned home
on Wednesday from a three-week
ATra
He is spending a few days with his
parents Mr. and-Mrs. Harvey
.Houston, before returning to work
in Ottawa.
' Mrs. Evan Keith and Mrs.
George Young„ 4-H leaders from
Kairshea Women's Inititute , •
attended the Training School,
"Sportswear from Knits" , held in'
,Walkerton on Tuesday and Wed-
nesday. ' ' •
DaleMalla-librto-rontd-and
Miss. Bev Wilhelm of New Hain-
'burg visited Sunday at the home
of .M.r • and. Mrs.ixa Dickie.'
'Mrs. Duncan Keith and David
of Teeswater and Mrs. Jas,. Wraj.th
of Lucknow visited Sunday with ,
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Keith and
family.
The 1-s-t---KinloisL_Boy 'titer
tral School gathered in-the Audi-,
-e--fowri,_1.-a on
stable ,Gaeler. ,
Two of these gave us informa=,
don about what to do in case of
•fire. The first was entitled,
"Your Home •and Fire." It taught
us' about exits`, alarms and behav-
iour while awaiting rescue.
"In Case of-Fire" was an exeit ,-
ing colour film which' gave point-
ers. ta those in a burning public.
building, such 'as a,school or
itheatre. We then had "The Talk-
ping Car" which taught safety rules
in .a humorous way. Itcontained
a number of "See and Be Seen,"
rules such as being sure drivers
see us, watching far hidden ca.rs,
walking in groups, and wearing
light colours at night.
We always look forward to .Con-
stable Gaeler's visits but this one
'was even more interesting, than ,•
,usual.
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BROWNIE NEWS
On Tuesday, February 1st the ta
Brownies Opened their meeting,
by playing "Statues" and "I Sent
A Letter".
After Fairy Queen Suzanne
Kirkland set up the Toadstool
the Brownies had 'Brownie Ring.
Tawny bwl presented Marian
Raynard, Nancy Thompson and
Jinet Wilkins with their. Sixer
stripe.
I
PLEASE NOTE
IS NOW SUPPLYING OUR STORE
WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF
MILK, 'CREAM AND' BUTTER'
I SOLD IT
THROUGH THE
WANT ADS
NEW STORE HQURS.
..ConithetjcinT ''.Feidayi February., 4th, -Store hoUrs
e. nt 'P.m: daily; except -Th
which. they will • be 10 0.m. to 6 p.m.
Closed all day Sunday
OCKEY
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Lulki
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FIRE PREVENTION
`fi
n Tuescl A y retrtra-7-1.7-a-H---
the pupils of Ripley-Huron Cen-
Canip,plannecl for the week end
at Dickies' was cancelled due to
the stormy weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hamilton,
Karen and David of Winnipeg •
are holidayinith his patent's,
41614".. and Mts..'Gilbert Hamilton.
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