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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-05-10, Page 20WEDNEStOAY, MAY 10th, 1972. • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, 1,UCKNOIN, ONTARIO PAGE TWENTY Lucknow Central Schools.. GRADE 6 /7; SPORTS: • We have started to play base- ball this week on a slighty Muddy diamond. At noon-hours and recesses, scrub is usually play - ed, but we play in teams for Phys- ical Education periods." ART: In. Senior Grades we just finish- ed using craftsticks.and toothpicks: Projects varied in craftsticks from jewellery boxet to bread baskets, wish-wells, wheel barrels and many other decoratiye objects. The toothpicks were used for baskets and wild design -structures; you name it, - we Made if! !! Ken de Boer. The president opened the meet- ing with exerpts from "History Through , the Family", a means used in England to stimulate int- erest in history by associating the student's family with nation- al events using generations in- tead-of-dat Two books, "A History .of Pur- ple Valley and Mclvor Districts" and "A'History of Purple Valley FLOOR HOC KEY: The Grade 4 and five's floor hockey season-came to an end this week. League Standings: Girls, 1st Susan Thompson's team, 8 points; 2nd Kathryn McKim's team, 6 points. Boys , 1st , Fred Howald's team, 11 points; 2nd, Randy Guiy's' team, 6 points; 3rd Alan Stan- ley's team, 4 points; 4th , Tom Fienderson's team, 3 points. • PLAYOFF CHAMPIONSHIP: —Freddie's- Team defeated Randy's team 4-1. We are look- ing forward to playing Ripley next week. Orange Lodge No. 93.8 have been received by the Branch libraty , donations" by the Purple Valley Women's Institnte. ' Reporting Oil. the recent OGS Executive meeting in Toronto, the president explained that ar- rangements have been made for a display and sales table at the Sem- inar in Ottawa .in May. April is the annual meeting in at the United Church school rooms in Port Elgin on the 25a., The guest speaker, is to be Dr. Harold Minshall, London, Presid- ent of 'the Ontario Society. You are asked to let the. sect'y know by April 20th if you plan to atrerk:—An ad-ded attraction be a display table of family trees, Bibles ,• Histories , and other artic- les of genealogical-interest. The March meeting of. the 13ruce Branch, Ontario Genealogic- al Society, was held in the Bruce County Library, Port Elgin. Dur- `ing a work session , members •pre- pared a summary of the family , histories listed id an earlier pub- lication.• These are to be print- ed in the coming issues of Bran- ches of Bruce , and should be ,of great assistance to persons re- searching a farnil of that name. Family Histories Get Attention. SHUR•GAIN N EVVI SHUReGAIN protection with-4 effective sa-nitizers---- SHUR •GAIN Germ Kill for Dairying .The ideal io0ine germicide sanitizer for dairying operations. SH.UR• GAIN Milkstone Remover and Acid Cleaner For the removal of milkstone, rust qnd mineral film in pipelines and milking equipment. SHUR-GAIN Chlorinated Cleaner Controls disease causing bacteria in milk handling equipment and bulk tanks. 'SHUR • GAIN Germ Kill for Hog and Poultry tanitation nd-disinfecting=b-u equipment. Ideal for footbaths. Anderson Flax Products Limited Huron Township Set 1972 Mill Rates, Approve Point Clark Ice Credm Bar Remember The Dozens Of Times You Needed A Stapler And Never Had One? Now -Is —The Time To Bu YOU BUY YOU GET FREE $5.98-VALUESTAPLER-------15;000-FRE-E-ST-APIALUE $3 $3.98 VALUE STAPLER $1.98 'VALUE STAPLER 79c 79c VALUE STAPLER 10,000 FREE. STAPLES - VALUE $2 , 5,00.0 FREE STAPLES VALUE $1 1,000 FREE STAPLES VALUE '25c K.77;=43==:=41a=p4 Huron Township Council met on May 1st with all members present. Mr. and Mrs, ,August DuHarnel were •given permission to erect an Ice Cream Bar on Huron Road near Point Clark. The tender of Keith Carter was accepted for the water truck at his bid of $28.00. Council agreed to pay 10% of the costs towards a Medical Cent- re in the Village of Lucknow and appointee Councillor Don Mac - Tavish to represent Huron Town- ship on the Board. A By-Law was passed setting , the mill rates for 1972 which show. Linda Boyle Was Ripley WI Speqkq... Miss Linda Boyle , a Home Ec- onomics student at Western Univ- ersity was introduced by Mrs. ' George McDonild as the guest speaker at the. Ripley Women's Institute on Friday in the Legion Halt She spoke on the possibilit- ies for a graduate Home Ecorfornics 'student in the dietitian profession and also as a Home Ec- onomics teacher.. The theme for the meeting was Home Econ- omics and Health and Linda dealt with the training they, as students, receive in studying foods and their value to the human body. She studies chemistry of foods as well as psychology of foods. Her ad-, dress *as presented in a 'Very pleas• ing manner. Lois Rooney played two very fine piano solos which' were enjoyed. . A, course on "A Dollars Worth of Meat" Will be presented at Port Elgin fiall on May 17th which all members were invited. Mrs. Lock was chosen to rep- resent the Women's Institute as a voting delegate , with Mrs. John ed an,average of apprOximately 3 mills lower on' the overall rates, The Township general rate was lowered by 9.44 mills 'but the school rates were up X12. mills. ' Garbage collections will be for all year and at $8 per cottage. The Official Opening of the Township garage was set for May 12th with 'Murray Gaunt, M. L. A. as Guest speaker. Township accounts of $1;540.99 ad accounts of were'ord,red paid. Council adjoUrned to meet on' May 15th at 7.3 0 p.m. EARL TOUT, CLERK. A. 'McDonald as.an alternate to Hospital Auxiliary. .These mem- bers plus one other•member will attend all Auxiliary meetings: - Ten dollars was donated to the Ripley Fall Fair'. A tea for the Hospital Auxiliary warranted, for June 13th. A brief business meeting will be held at 1.30 p.m. the same' day rather than the reg- ular June 2nd meeting. Mrs. Frank Fairwas appointed to con- vene workers for the Tuck'Shop at Hospital. The roll call• was "In what branch of health would you like more research. done". Members were asked to attend the District Annual on May 16th in Teeswater When Ripley pres- ents the entertainrue.nt in 'after - noon: The social committee served a dainty/Annette 'The.;s.e ladles were Mrs. Donnie IvlacVonald, Mrs. Frank Scott , Mrs. ksi Martyn and Mrs. Mervyn Hooey,. God Save the Queen closed the tneet - ing. • 1 lic isSti Nea A gre 'for arri the to i bas1 wei dow •Wat ely the. the a ne the the. its f. unit ers, on t: is-th slice corn ing cash to ft Initn field lose! prize prize of the r ers It bets..