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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-10-04, Page 19CRAWFORD MOTORS CHRYSLER - DODGE PLYMOUTH WINGHAM ONTARIO PHONE 357-3862 1970 DODGE Coronet, 2 door hardtop, power steering and radio 1970 JAVELIN, bucket seats and console, power steering, brakes and radio 1969 DODGE Coronet 4 door, 6 automatic with radio 1969 PLYMOUTH Satelite 2 door hardtop, 8 automatic, power steering, brakes and radio 1968 RAMBLER, 2 door haidtop, 6 automatic with radio 1967 DODGE Dart 4 door sedan, 6 automatic, radio ° REGISTRATION Wednesday, October 4, 1972 AT 8 P.M. POSSIBLE COURSES 1 SEWING (a) Beginners (b) Stretch and sew 2 OIL PAINTING 3 UPHOLSTERY 4 LIQUID N,J 3 :ROIDERY 5 RUG HCKHUNG t TYPING . FEE 55.88 PER COURSE • ant at 'the Bruce Count. Depart- ment of Agriculture in Walkerton, Darryl Ball. - WE HAVE A NEW NAME COUNTRY -ROAD COUNTRY ROAD 2 rnihss south of Kincardino on Aintron Road N .11 DNESDAY, OCTOBER 4th, 1972 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGN AS ey, ,Mr. 4r. and ended ell's where a ixie from DI1S on a Lrarnat, kenswil- lephcwis isited e.s at MANY noni PITCH I CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 assistance of directors Mrs.. Betty Scott and Mrs, Lynn Lowry. Also later Thursday afternoon, Miss Margaret Machan and Mrs. Al) Wylds judged the high school art and crafts entries. In the even- ing on Thursday .a teacher com- mittee headed by convener Mrs. John D. MacKay and with her. Mrs. DaVe Henderson, Mrs. Bill Peterbaugh ,* Miss Elaine Ellis, along with director Mrs. Betty Scott pit up the prize winning exhibits across the back wall of L the high school- auditorium, • while Ab and Fran• Wylds placed 1,sheaves on the stand across the stage. The school displays con- taining several hundred individual entries, were the most colourful, varied, and interesting ever seen, in the long 'history of Ripley-show . LUCKNOW CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL The School will offer any courses where there is sufficient enrolment and where an instructor is available. *NIGHT SCHOOL Brownie News ' The 1st Lucknow owme Pack Id their first .meeting. for the Il season on Tuesday , September h. We began with two, games , man Ladders", and "One of Has Gone Away": Marion Raynard from the Elves was our Fairy Queen. Irispec n during Brownie Ring was for Inplete uniform and a Brownie ile, We had a-new Brownie, a Peterson ,4‘join the Pack and also had four new Tweenies * ound the Toad stool. They were da_yisser , Judy Hunter a Maize and Lana Sanderson. etownies welcomed all the, w-girls to the meeting with the Grand lOwl. While Brown Owl practised sem- aphore with Janet Wilkins, the Btownies played a singing ball game "One Little, Two Little Tosses". At PoW Wow Anne Alton show- ed a picture she made from things , found out of doors. Tawny OWI then displayed picturesiof articles made from vegetables and other at * The 'meeting was then brought to a close with the Brownie Pray- er the-Squ-teze and-Taps. The outdoor work, such as fenc-: ing in the park and fencing around the park, placing cages at the cast side of Huron Township hall and many other things, were done on Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. Some of those helping Lester were Morley Scott , Jack Farrell, Bill Arnold, Stewart Shiells., John C. MacDonald, Donald A. MacDonald, Hugh Mas- bell. On Monday morning of this week a clean up. bee was .held. Looking after ,the 'high school for caretaking. was George MacCallumi.fillidg in for Mur- dock McDonald and in the Huron Township hall, it was Ham MacKin- non. On Friday morning one hundred and one exhibitors placed'entries - both in the high schoOl auditorium and township hall: Arrangements were made ky Mrs. William Art"- old , Mrs. Gordon Stanley, Mrs. Stewart Shiells and Mrs. Alex MacAuley for a pot' luck dinner" for the directors at noon,. Later in the afternoon Mrs. Gordon Stanley arranged for cof-* fee and cookies for lunch. It was a beehive of actiVity ,as the jud- ges examined the entries and awarded the pr4es. Judging the sealers of canned fruit, jams, jellies, and pickles was' Mrs. Bert Alton of Ashfield Township and the.directors worl- ing with her were Mrs. Wm. J. Arnold Mrs. lick-MacLean (con. 8), and Mrs., Wallace Pollock. Placing the baking entries was Mrs, Norman Dietrick of Mild- may and with her were directors Mrs. Morris Reid, Mrs. Russ. Need ham and Mrs. Pete Bissonnette. Mrs. John Arnold of Mildmay jud- ged the needle-work atidassisting, --her-w_ere_Mrs_._HowateLT.homps.on-;, Mrs. Cecil Humphrey , Mrs. Don- ald A. MacDonald , Mrs„ Mervyn Hooey and Mrs-. Jack Farrell. Miss Beatrice HergOtt of Mild- may placed the entries in the Arts and Crafts class and with her were directop Mrs. 'Frank Fair and Mts. Elmer Courtney, The directors Mrs.. Oscar White, Mrs. Ewan MacLean and Mrs. Charles. Smith were, With,Mrs. William Bates Of Teeswater , judge of the flowers. Placing the entries in grain, clover seeds, and sheaves in the high school and the corn and hay entries in the hall was Jim Richardson of Walkerton and helping him were directors Gordon Patterson, Jim Needham and Bob Rutledge, Over in Huron Township hall 'Norman Schmidt judged the pot- atoes' and vegetables. With ' • Fall Fertilization Pays BULK SPREADING SERVICE for convenience by is a Fall application of fertilizer so profitable. PDRESSIN AY AND PAS URE insures winter hart and hence \winter , survival of the alfalfa and clover. The teased soil fertility level also means extra spring and summer wth—higher yields/more feed per acre/more milk per cow/ re gain on beef. LL PLOW-DOWN, another important requirement for next r's cash crops. Plow:down prevents seed burning when a larger ount of fertilizer than is safe to apply near the seed, is_to_ be The fertilizer' is better mixed in soil and where straw or corn cks are turned under, results in a faster decomposition. MEMBER.! CO-OP Bulk Spreading is fast, labour saving and nomieal. You get CO-OP Fertilizer /spread for you at approxi- tely the bag price. Another of the many Co-°P Ices. Lucknow : District Co-op . Phone 528.-2125 -things-of-nature-,--so-any-of-the--on Bal:FRutitd-Jack Brownies that had this test to do yet ,-could get some ideas for things they could make.' Brown Owl passed .some interesting stones around for the Brownies to look Contact S. E. Collyar, Principal, Luclaiow Central Public School, Phone 5284113 or Mail the following coupon to the school Saturday were for horses Professor Orville Kennedy of the University Of Guelph, for cattle Bruce County Warden liarvey.L. Davis of Dobbin ton and for the parade Mr. and Mrs. Walter Farrell of K,iricardine.,The directors assisting these judges were in the horse class - Stuart Aitken and Dr. Pete.Bissonnette, for the cattle Austin Martin and Gordon Roulston-a-nd-on the parade Mrs. Howard Thompson and Mrs. Marjorie Reid. 'Placing the 441,calveS and jud ing the project bodks in.the 4-H grain was' the new extension assist- A Name Address • Phone No. Course- Desired: 2nd Choice 1st Choice 4.' GIRL GUIDE. NEWS' The Lucknow Girl Guides open- ed their first meeting on S,eptem- ber 28th with roll call, The :girls filled out a question- naire in patrol corners. Captain led the girls in two relay races, followed by campfire. The meeting closed with vesp- ers and taps.