The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-02-16, Page 7Pi Y
'EDITOR Beverley Smith
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DN..E.SPAY, FEBRUARY I0,1972' THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW ONTARIO
)on, Courtney 72. Miss Valentine Queen
Lof Lions-Head•hosted our basket
hall team on ic-bruary in a
closely ebilifested in.a.tch. '•Bruce
leninsu.la itch does not have
Se,nior team softie Ripley Seniors
this one 00j.„
were-slowboth 'teJlli~ • to- -get,-
underwav and•Joan Courtney.seor•-
ed the. only,,,basket for Ripley ,in
the firse4ciatter. By the-second •
Japet---B4lineriTiOn.
Is Club.Presdent
.The Silver 'lake 4 „11 club held,
fl1St lnet:.'fin, elf th-e-rrew7u-hit ,
"Sportswear from,Knits",' February
12. at '9,30 in•kinloss Com -
,munity, Centre. Nine rriembers .
Were present. • • •
The leaders for this'course•are
Mrs.. Bev Hodgins., Mrs. Shirley •
MacDonald„and,Mrs.• Margaret
•Bannerman.
,.e,ahelLfae, .. .- a
the 4-H. Pledge.
Nominations .-followed and the •
results were; President ,• Janet
Bannerman; Vice-President , Jan-
iee'Stanley; Secretary and' Press
Reporter .co he on a rotary"basis.
• Mrs.. MaeDonald outlined the
contents .ofthe'courSe. Mrs.: •
liodginsipoke on the tWo.differ - •
exit types of knit fabric :.:Warp •
and Weft knits , and•how knit
fabric is ma-de,
NlacDonald 'diseussed
fibres '• natural and man-made, and -charaeteristics:of these.
Some•ot their trade •names were
:,given to Itelp.the girls when •
buying•material.
Points to consider when buying
patterns and Material were, given
and each
for the scut 111,qCtilige
instructions were given on
Preshrinking and. the Senior girls
ate to preshrink their material
before ne'xt week. The JurtiOrs
will do theirs at the 'meeting..
• The -next, meeting will be at
harmoniums at 0,0 0 a .rn,•,
quarter the girls were sufficiently
warmed up to take a conirhand.ing
lead. which they never relinquish-
ed although Brude Peninsula was
pressing them closely in the •
latter half of the game.. The re-
suiting score was 27-24- for 'Ripley,
Joan Courtney played a rria'rked•
ly improved game over her, last
by forming the backbone of the
team on this. occasion, Joan •
scored eight field goals and two
free . shots • for eighteen points.
Margie Collins, Barbara Grubb. . •
and Julie. Reeves 'each contributed
a basket While 'Kim Farrell attain-
ed three free shots ov-t--of four that.
she was awarded. .•
Only•one game remains:in
this-series when Wiarton. pla ys •
ley. on February The follow-
ingSaturdpy is the playoff tourna-
ment j.n which. the four top: teams
in the county CoMpete.
•
- TO "I; I1E RESC-U-E4
Norm 'Ently.„.inanager of the
Canada Manpow.er Centre in Walk-.
erton., spoke to •the Economics
class .and, the. students of Level
Four on-February' 10. The Can-
ada. .Manpower. Centre is an ex
ample of government inyolVe- •
merit in'econon,) and as e]erel',.
asery ice to people. and is nct
involved veit-lr LInenir lip ttz
Insurance. Ah itinerant e is•
stationed in Kineardine'on the
third.Wednesday of,every.'inorith
any student 'is interested in
getting, help to find eMployinent ,
drop in.
PUBLIC
,On Saturday „February 12
Bryan Boyle and Carol McKay
represented our' school at the'
Le.gion Zone Cl= finals in Public.
Syeaking.' The contest .Was' held
in Go.dercll.; 13rjan captarcel -first
• prize, in the Senior Secondary
DiVision-e • lie -w_11 advance. to the
District C finalS next Sunday in.
Couple Escape
burning Buildin%
WH1TECHURCH NEWS -4
This 'community was sorry to.'
learn on Saturday evening that
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilkens had the
misfortune to lose all their posses-
sions, including wedding gifts,
in the fire at Listowel Saturday.
They escaped only with the'
clothes' they were wearing down
the smoked. filled stairs.
Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Johnston of
1-lolyrood visited on Friday wt
her aunt Mrs, Albert
1\4c ?uilli n,
'John Gaunt on 'Thurs,day and
Friday attended the,prainage
Conference at Holiday inn, Lo
don. •
• Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ross and• •
Mark of Kitchener , spent the
week end with his..parents Mr., and
Mrs.. Russel Rbss and ber parents '
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Millen of '
TeeSwater vicinity. •
Mrs. Eunice.cillespie was tak-:'
en on Saturday . from Wingham
and District Hospital to Brook-
-haven .Nutsing Home, Wingham
,,,,for a few weeks.
Air. Victor Wybenga , Student
Preacher , is spending.this w k ,••
".Reading Week” at his home n-
stead of at the College, Tor to.
OrSTSUnday serviceTwas-- on Litt—
ed• at Carruthers Nursing Hon e by
Nle. and Mrs. VittOr \;:vybeng
Phillip Steer , Mrs. Bob .B.reg
and Christine and Nancy de
Victor Wybenga read scriptur,
p,psages,and led in prayer. Phil
ip _Steyr and. Mrs, Bregman
Christine breernariSang a so1O-,
Lie residents requeste.d
oteed2i.1.1
tliar hymns, which they dearly
Mr. and..MrS e• Bill dobertson i •
Joann and .Jackie of 13.1tieN,ale
.were Sunday visitors with .Mr. and.
.Mrs.. DonaldDoand faniily..
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Coultes,
Debbie,, Kevin and Blain of k-
Ville spent the' week -end wit
his. parents-.N1r. and Mrs, Albert
COultes ,and her parents.N1 and'. •
Mrs. Mervyn -Pipe of usSels,.'.
Cl mers_Presbyter a.n W', M. S
ineetit will bebe on T urs-
day' after n a the honie f Mrs.
Wesley Tiffin.
'Mr. and • Mrs. awson'Craig..,....
MN.COURTNEY•- 1972 MISS.
ALENTINE
The highlite of the Sadie
awkins, Da nceat R. 1-1,S . on
riday,.Fehruary, 11 was, the
rowning of the 'Valentine Queen
i'Dehbie '1 ranter , last year's
rionarch.-eDianne Kenipton, •
student Council president, an ,
louneed the.second runner-up,
li•iabeth MacKay and the. runner-
ip Kathy Farrell.'.Tlie awaited
noment finally arrivedwhen
Xanne-called out Joan Courtney's.
Congratulations girlS I
"The Fusion" supplied fine
music to complete the Valentine
evening. Level IV did the .decOr
sting.
A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS
On Thursday,. February 10 the
classes al 1011S were divided so
that all ofthe students could ,
,.watch the Academy. Award win-
'ettire."A Nlin- For
.All Seasons".. Levels and
-V viewed' it in inorning and the •
le,vels spent the after-
-noon, in the ca feteria "theatre":
This 41m, fits into some of the.'
English and 1iistory courses of
study,'
RIF,LEY \'.S 13f-1..'CE.PENINSULA
' eiiiilsilla Junior -Ciris
SHUR•GAIN
visited Sunday evening with •
Mr. and Mrs,. Alex Robertson and
family of F2st Wawano'sh ..,
ittrair----wir=e-4
ied 'Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lennips
toLondon on Tuesday last and is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs,
Neil Faw and Mr.. Faw and fain—
ily of Thoindale. •
Mr: and Mrs. Kenneth Currie
Were recent visitors•with Mr. and
Mrs. Russel Gaunt, '
Nli8, Tom Morrison of Luekho.W
visited on Sunday w•ithyrs. Mary
Chapman Sr. ; • •
Communion services were held
'at the United Chureh on' Sunday,
Tebrilary 13 with Rev. 'E. L. Le-
Drew of Brussels officiating..
it -and Mrs. Fred ,Tiffin „spent
Saturday afternoon with•Mrs.• •
Ge:tie Tiffin of Wirigharne •
':'N•lr.S. A...E. ,Purdon and 'Mrs,
Bob Nlowbray returned home on
Sunday with Mr 'and...1rs. Athol
Purdon ,of Sarnia.. Mr, and Mrs.
RelisOn Falconer:of Sa'rnia came
by London.,•ivhere they visited
with their little .daughter Lynn, a
patient there,and then they too
came'tb Mr. and NIrs. 'Mowbray's.
with Mr. and Mrs. Lowry. and Mr.
and Mrs. Elliott Carruthers of
Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs.. Bert Moffat•of
'reeswater were Sunday evening
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
lace Conn.
Miss. Diane Caslick, of Wing-
ham and Tim Collyer of Lucknow
ere Saturday guests with her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. 'Earl.
Caslick.
We were pleased to see Mrs.
Walter Moore return home.with
her husband, on Monday last from
,St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
where she had undergone surgery.
Mrs. Milian Moore, Mrs. Lorne
Durnin and Nirs, George 'Thomp-
son on Wednesday last attended
the United Church Presbyterial
held at Stratford.
• ,ftesidents of the locality'Were
pleased C° learn that Frank-Ross
of Wingham was able to return
home from•Wingham Hospital last •
week.
Lynn' has to remain for further
treatment in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. George FisCher
W,ti-igham ,were Sunday visitors 6,
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on diethylstibestrol . . and RATE-OF-GAIN, IS IMPROVED,10:-11% and
5-6% respectively. That adds up. to reduced feeding cost . . . increased feeding
profits.
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profit more when you turn off the heat in heifers.
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