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PAGE FOURTEEN TFE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LAICKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, ,NOVEMBER 1st, 1972
Area Saddened • By •
Death Of Girl
CYNTHIA HOLMES
The entire t ornmunity was, sad-
dened on Saturday , October 14 by
the sudden passing of Cynthia
-Viola-H-olmes at St. Joseph's Hos—
pital in London as the result of a
car accident in Huron Township.
Eldest datighter of Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Holmes of Millar-
ton, she was born July 4, 1951 at
Kincardine. Surviving besides
her parents, are three sisters,
Celeste of London, Margaret and
Carol and. a brother' George, all
at home, also her grandparentS,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holmes of '
Kincardine.
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Debbie Tranter and Sandy Pollock.
will look after the various activ-
ities. .Blain Carruthers and Dian-
ne MacKay are the literary editors
'with Joyce 'Elliott and John Husron-
in charge of .fund raising. Brian ,
peid is the treasurer and anyone
who is.a real whiz at typing is
asked to share his or her great tal-
ents with the yearbook! Oh yes,
we were rerninded by a certain
guy-(we.doritt
any names, Bruce) that Bruce
,Nicholson will be in charge of the '
art wor
.UP,' UP, AND.-AWAY
On 'Thursday , October 26, the
level V geography class with their
capable leader , Mr. Burnett went
on an aerial field trip that Start-
ed from the Wingham airfield.
The purpose of this excUrsion was
h 1 • g g
features from the "wild blue yond-
er". Mr. Bill Cruikshank of
Wingham, was the pilot and the
town of Wingham and studied its
layOut. From there ihey journey,
ed to Teeswater, Holyrood .and firt
ally Ripley where some of the
.local farins Were recognized from
I--11004eet from- the ground. ,They
:returned to Wingham by way of
1Lucknow. It was possible to' see
!meandering rivers; drainage pat ,
!terns, Bruce County forest and
I
swamps, cattle on pasture and
machinery in the fields. Each
Igr_oup „was in the air for about 45
minutes. The plane averaged
110 mph. The flight Was a first
obt of the cla ,
wouldn't refuse a second trip.
Who knows, we may have the ,
first student astronauts from
she was well known in the area.
She was always active in many •
sports and during the summer.was
a member of the'Kincardine
Ladies Industrial Ball League. Her ,
cheery disposition had won a host
of friends, many of whom called
at the McLennan-McCreath Fun-
eral Home in Ripley.
Rev. A . McDowell of .Kincar-:
dine United Church officiated for
the funeral service which was held
on Monda atria I
was in Kincardine Cemetery.
----TheTpallbearers were„corisini;
Richard and Douglas Black and
neighbours Gerry Shipp, Leland
Stanley, Lloyd Clark and Donald
Doupe.
R.D.H.S.
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be the best ever! Level 4 and
Mr. Brown are in charge of edit-
ing the yearbook. Sally Elliott
is the editor with Sally Harrison
acting as her assistant editor.
, er this year from the University .
Get the jump on
Fertilizer
.1 thip
storage'o
spring,
anting_this_
Anything y'ou can do this fall to speed Up spring
operations is gaing_t_o p_ay_off in higher yields.
Earlier planting can mean extra bushels of corn
particularly in some of the lower heat unit ranges.
Land storage of CO-OP'fertilizer this farci an give
you the needed nutrients in the soil for darly spring
plants. Your plant food is right where it's needed,
when it's needed tO assure that good start for your
' , crop. And yOu won't have to go over wet
fields with a heavy load.
Talk to yourCoc operative or CO-OP Crop Products
specialists about plowing down a suitable anajysis
Of CO-OP fertilizer now, and get the.jump,on sprin
'Registered Trademark
Cindy attended school at Mill-
-arton-and_Kincardine Distric
High School, and graduated. earli-
of Western Ontario, London. She .
Bonnie Boyle and Mark Smith owner of the aircraft. Only three j had recently accepted a position •_a_i_
are in charge of advertising. The students could be taken per trip. lin London. Being employed loc- land
sports' editors include Kathy Far- Our "expert"•,aviators' circled the ally during the surniner months
rell and Boyd Carruthers while
Lucknow.:1)1Strict Co op
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for bigger Ontario yields..
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Mer'with her father Ray Dalton
and Terry. Julie attended gr'ade
one class at St.,,Joseph's school
for the past two months. Jip .,
who is in the Air Farce, has been
takitig_a_c_siurse in the States.
Peter VanDiepenbeek and Nlike
Courtnervisited recently with
their 'families while the beats on
which they are working were un-
lbatling at Goderich Elevators.
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Boven
Of Shed- Lake ; Michigan, spent
the past Week with Larry and John
Wallace and and Mrs.
cent Anstin and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dalton
atte-nd-ed-the-Hriron-C-ounty4ial------hav-e-receiv-ed-word-that_theit_
stein Club annual banquet arid
dance at the Legion Hall in Brus-
sels on Thursday evening.
Angela Glavin and friend of
Crediton were Sunday Visitors.with
Mr. and Mrs. John Sheardow.n arid
Ricky..
Many Girl:Guides, leaders,
Mo.thCr4.a4.0 fr.j.enOs 4ttenged
bridal shower in honour of Janice
Vandenburg at the Anglican
Church in Port Albert on Friday -
evening.-
Mr. and Mrs. Jim MacDonald
(KathY Dalton) and,daughters
Julie and Shawna left Monday for
their home in Vancouver'. Kathy
and the girl§ have srient the.sum.
MOUTHWASH
_ALGARGLE
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. John Howard and family
were Mrs. Marie Forbes, Mr. and
KINGSBRIDGE
MTS. Gene Forbes and Gregory ot
Detroit.
Basil Reynolds is visiting with
Mike O'Neil.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ross and
Gerard of Kitchener were week
-end- visirors with The Joe -Courtney
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Van Osch,
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Van Osch and
Mr. and Mrs. Antone Van Osch
daughter Maria , is now touring
Greece. Maria started lieriour
-on August 16tti'and has visitgd .
Engla nd , Scotland , fol nd
East and Wes.t Germany ,. Iraly
and Greece.,
Many from this area, accnded
the- reception for Mr. 'and Mrs.
._Lorne,.McDonald at_the Litcknew
Legion 1:fall on-Sattirdgrevc-rtirig „
PUPILS VISITED FARMS •
Mrs. Paul Eedy and gradctwo
pupi-ls-visfted-the ,farms el Mr._
and Mrs. Bill Liyingstonc, Mr.
and MrS..Iim Martin and Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Courtney, studying diff -
erent machines uSed for
harVesting corn ,