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MISS DOMINION OF. CANADA.
WILL AT LUCKNOW FAIR
Opening Enrolinents.
At Area Schools:
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Area schools resumed classes
following Labour Day. Atiend
ance at the F. E. Madill Second-
ary School in Wingham this term
is about 60 down from the estim-
ated enrolment,
1370 registered opening day but
this could adjust to 1430 accord-
Lucknow Agricultural Society is
busy tying in' all the plans for the
107th Fall Fair to be held in' Luck-
_now:this' Friday, and Saturday , '
September 15 and 16. Recent
weeks have seen the plans form-
ulate, but work has been going
on over the past twelve months .
by members of the association. '
ing to Gordon Phillips, principal.
The fluctuation will be caused
by students registering late return-
ing from' late vacations, summer
jobs and farm"harvesting. Ten
new teachers joined the staff. •
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Bob Gilchrist is Fall Fair pres-
ident and Ross and Elaine Erring-
top are -the secretary-treasurers
Of the association. If you need
last minute information, this trio
should be able•to help you out..
Friday 'is the opening day of ,
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'Wins. Scholarship .
SHIRLEY ROBB
Shirley Robb , daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Robb, R. R. 3 -
Goderich , receivetha $100 schol-
arship from Huron County for
being the top county student in
the Home Economics course at
Centralia College. Shirley will
start her second year, September
18 , specializing 'in foods.
Mac Keith Shows
Wipning Cattle
Alm.ia Hereford Farms at Union
ville had' the grand champion.
Hereford bull and cow at the Can-
adian National Exhibition.
AM WEEK NE
BRUCE BOARD WANTED THEM, DEPARTMENT SAY NO •
Deadhiek-Over Lochalsh,
Antherley, Kintail Triangle kitesolved
Leading the .LucknoVi Fall Fair .
Trade--e
16 will be Miss Dominion of Can-
ada. She will spend ,the day in'
Wallow and on Satniday evening
will crown Miss Midwestern Ontar
io at the beauty contest held in
conjunction with the Fair,
,Miss Midwestern Ontario will
be picked from a group of girls,
Oon ler
Ghonat.West Afriaa
Wallace Houston; youngest son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Houston
of Holyrood, left from Ottawa
on Monday evening, Septerriber
11th for Ghana , 'Africa. The trip "
will be made, by Air, Canada , via'_ • 1)/lOnifeal t-o London, England'
where he will spend a day and, a
half before flying on to Africa.
Wallace will be in the employ
of Terra Surveys Ltd. , Ottawa.,
He will be aeroplane mechanic
and this time will 'also be doing
aerial photography. Wallace was
in the Camerouns , West 'Africa
for six months in 1970. This •
assignment is to 'be for-at least
'three months.
With the passing of Bill 77, an act respecting the Municipal
lection Act , 201 con-.
sting-Ol'inlend merits to the
Municipal Act resulting from
Bill 77, there will be consider‘
ble change in the Municipal
representing towns throughout
the Area She win win an all
expense 'paid week at Niagara
Falls next summer where she
will have. the opportunity to
compete in the Miss Dorriinion
of Canada contest for 1973."
Bonny Brady ; 'the present Miss
Dominion Of Canada , has ash
blonde hair, blue eyes and is
from Perth , Ontario. ,She is
known as Canada's most beauti;-
ful representative.
Since a distinguished panel of
judges selected her Miss Dorn-
inion'of Canada, she
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Band Reorganize
--for-Carrying Year
Practice for the. Luclmow and
District Concert Band resumed On
September 5 at 7.00 p.m. for'
what is hoped to be a successful
year.
Before the summerholidays ,
this year's executive was chosen,
with the results as follows: Pres-
ident , Dale Lougheed; Vice-Pres-
ident, Anne- A-ckert and Secretary
Treastirer , Ruth Henderson.
Nomination and, Election Proced-
ure in 1972. • -
The following a-re-a-few of-the
changes that are of interest to
local electors: .
1. Voters Lists will be prepared
by the AsseSsment Commission .
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• Madill Showing the Almira entries.
was. Mac Keith, herdsman 'at" the
A progressive_educationaLpro-
gram has been expanded at. Ripley'
Huron Central School.
According to principal Floyd
Stanley,, the program, introduced-
last-ye-aT-irrgTailes-1-antlias
been expanded to grades 1, 2 and
3 this term.
Each year is divided into three
units. Students, who might not be
progressing as rapidly as others,
'might only complete two of the
three units in one year and over
a three year period might take
an extra year 4to complete all
units of work.
By the same token, a student
who is progressing rapidly might
be able to complete three years
work in two.
It is hoped to eliminate failures
in the upper grades of public
school by gearing the' work in
lower grades to the ability of
the student. the program in-
volves a great deal of organiza-
tion and rdlinitig by-the-teaching Highway 86.staff. , just west of Town.
Expand Progressive
Education Program
Mrs. Marian Zinn, Huron Conn- . Unionville farm. Mac is a native
ty School. Board member for Ash- of Culross Township and is well/
field and.West Wawanosh, reports known in this area: 'They have also had winning en- the following items of interest
concerning the Huron Board: tries at Ottawa and Peterborough
and are presently showing at Lon-.
- That in the boundary changes don Fair.
for students attending F. E. Mad- VVkAA/V V VVI/N/VV/V i ill Secondary School reported n vvvvv
Sentinel of August 9th, it was
omitted that the property on. the PLEASE CALLI
previously they had farmed on
south side of Hi-hway #86, Town-
ship of Ashfield, from Lot 6, Con-.
cession '14, Eastern Division to
LOt 3, Concession 14, Western'
Division (formerly 'Paramount
School Section and Ripley High
School Area) reverts back to Hur--
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Lucknow have Purchased the' HERE AND THERE
Archie' Nicholson home on Inglis
Street . ' . Donald and Susan Andrew ,of,
It was six years in August since Lucknow left by car on. August 11
Mr. and Mrs. Reid moved to for the yukon Territory. They
LucknOw to their home on Bob are now at Faro, which is 6Q
Street , across from the school. miles east of Dawson City, and'
where Donald is-now-working in
the Mines.,
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Donald Elliott,son of Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Elliott Lticknow has ,
entered Western University, Lon-
don in 2nd year Economics. ,
Buys Village Home STUDENTS GOING
Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Reid of
—This is--the-time-Pf-year-When
students commence or return to
various institutionS'Of education
and 'when others commence new .
jobs following graduation.'
The Sentinel would like to
hear of these. Call. at the office
or phone 528-2822.
TyneerVAS9VVVV9 •
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Officers from information collect-
ed by Enumerators. The enumer-,
--at ion will be done in the five
weeks following Labour Day each
year„ The Clerk of the municip-.
ality will be the revising officer.
2. All residents 18 years' of age
and over may vote , also they
may run for office of councillor,
school board or, any other elected
office.
3. All local municipal and
school board elections will be
held otithe same day ;the First
Monday in December every see-
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Allan Andrew, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Andrew , LUCknow , has
entered Western University, Lon-
don, in Engineering.
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Wanda Htinter ,. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Hunter of Zion, is
teaching Horne Econornics this
year at.Kernahan Park Secondary
School , St. Catharines.
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Do Away With Nomination Meeting As We Know It
Change In Nomination and Election Procedure