HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-04-28, Page 17ATTENTION FARMERS
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT FLAX,
AS A CASH CROP IN 1976
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1. Flax Futures for 1976 continue at an'
attractive level.
2. Flax' Plantings in our area have Crippled in
the last two years. u.
3. Possibility of new flax seed varieties with
higher yields being available for 1976.
4. Input Cost for seed fertilizer and spray less
than $20.00 per acre.
5. A market is available immediately for all
Ontario grown flax.
6. Quick unload as compared with other cash
crops.
7. Forward selling available (Ask Manager for
details)
8, Storage ava,ilable (ask Manager for details)
9. Contracts available (ask Manager for details)
Don't delay because interest in this seed is high.
To avoid disappointment call today.
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For seed please contact:
OPNOTCH
'TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED
Milverton, Ontario
phone 59549'41
or ANDERSON FLAX PRODUCTS
Lucknow, Ontario
phone 51:1-2026
PAGE SEVENTEEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 28, 11.9.76 •
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RIPLEY DIST-RIC.T SCHOOL
SCHOOL DANCE
There was' a school dance held on
Friday night, April 23rd. The
music was provided by "Drumlin"
formerly "Cake". Everyone who
was there enjoyed themselves. Our
next dance will be the spring prom
on May 21st. Hope to see you all,
there.
B.I.A. TABLE TENNIS
On Saturday, April 24th our table
tennis teams went to Kincardine
High School to compete in a
tournament. The schools involved
were Bruce Peninsula, Wiarton,
thesley, Kincardine and Ripley.
The players. were Junior Girl's.
singles - Laurie Coiling; Junior
Girl's doubles - Donna Huber and
Janice Farrell; Junior .Mixed. doub-
les - Erroll Lunday and Denise
Huber; Junior BOy's singles. -
Robbie Sutton; Junior Boy's doub-
les - Robert Regier and Glen
Grubb; Senior Girl's sulkies -
Barbara Grubb;5enior Girl's
doubles - Nancy, arid Julie Mc-
Guire; Senior Mixed doubles, Wray
Thompson and Arlene Tranter;,
Senior Boy's singles. Jeff Rouse;
Senior Boy's doubles - Mike
Peebles and Danny Boyd.
Donna Huber and Janice 'Farrell
received second place and consola-
tion. Denise Huber and Erroll
Lunday also received second place.
Robert Regier and Glenn Grubb,
• received second and consolation.
Barbara Grubb received' first place.
Our school ,placed fourth in the
overall competitions. • Congratula-
tions on your line howl!
HAVE WE GOT SPIRIT?
You bet we do! And we proved it
last week as we held our first spirit
week. It was on the theme "Ripley
Olympics ,1976". Our school was
divided into 10 . countries. The
participating countries were Saudi
Arabia, 'India, Ireland, Scotland,
Nigeria, Japan, Mexico, U.S.S.R.,
Texas, and Hawaii. We held
Ripley Resident
• Died At Age 66.
• LEONARD TOUT
Leonard Tout of Ripley passed
away at Kincardine Hospital on
Wednesday, April in his 67th
year:' .
He was the 'only son of the late
.Frank Tout and .Matilda Smith and
. was born in Huron Township on
December 9th, 1909,
On June 4th; 1934 he . married
Evelyn Farrell who predeceased
him in 1973. '
He is survived by one aunt, Mrs.
Harry Elliott, *one uncle, James
Smith and several' cousins.
The funeral service was' held at
the McCreath Funeral Home, °
Ripley,, Friday, April 23. Rev. John
King of St. Lukes Anglican Church,
Kincardine 'conducted the service
with' interment in Kincardine
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were. Ray Fuller,
Murdoch MacDonald, William R.
Lowry, Howard Harrison, William
Collins and Smith Lowry.
Flower bearers were ,Robert
Hardy, Johnny MacKay, John D.
Munn and Art Matthewrnan.
Honoured On
48th Anniversary
,WHITECHUliCH NEWS
On Suriday Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Laidlaw, Janet . and Kimberly,
'entertained Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Emmerton of Kincardine; Mario:.
and John Crawston of Kincardine;
M. and Mrs. Clayton Alton and
Lynn of Ashfiekl; Mr. and Mrs.
Orland Irwin, Steven, Faye, Donald
and Michael of West Wawanosh.
The occasion was the celebration of
the 48th wedding anniversary of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Crowston of Lu,cknow. Mr. and
Mrs. Crowston were honoured with
a wedding dinner highlighted by a
decorated anniversary cake. The
family pres,ented Mr. and Mrs.
Crowston with several gifts. The
community wishes them many
more years of happiness.
Lucknow Jr. WI
The Lucknovv Jr. W.I. met in the
Lucknow Tovvn Hall on Tuesday,
April 20 at 8 p.m. for their, monthly
meeting. Nancy Brown, the vice
president,, presided over the meet-
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The meeting, opened by repeat
. ing the Opening 'Ode and Mary
Stewart Collect. Deanna Reavie
read the minutes of the last
meeting and gave the treasurer's
report. Everyone present answer-'
ed the roll call whiCh was "A . •
beauty aid use and why I enjoy
it". The spring meting will be
held on April .24 at Foothill near
Niagara Falls. s.
The program was on Etiquette,
Hair Styling and Make-Up.' Guest
speakers were 'Mrs. Barry. McDon-
agh for make-up, Mrs. Arnold
Campbell for hair styling and
Nancy Alton led in a quiz on
etiquette which everyone enjoyed.
A social hour .was held.
competitions at noon hours. The
competitions were high jump, 50
yard dash, relay, ball throw, tug a'
war, and wrestling with a few
variation's. The team that came in ,
first with points was Ireland. We
wound up the spirit filled week with
a sock hop on Friday put on by the
Cheerleaders. The awards were
given out at this dance. The best
dressed team was Saudi Xrabia.
After 'some hard decision, making,
it was decided that Mike Gallant
was the best dressed boy and Gail
MacDonald was best dressed girl.
This week went to show that Ripley
really does have spirit!
ELEMENTARY NEWS
BASKETBALL
Our congratulations are, extend-
ed to the boys basketball team on
their fine work Thursday, April 22
when they played against Lucknow.
The score was 47-2 for the Ripley
team. . Keep up the good work
boys! ,
SEAT BELTS •
On Friday, April 23 Constable
Gaeler came to the school tb speak
'to us. He showed us a film about
"The Human 'Collision" and ex-
plained the seat belt law to us. He
also explained the reasons for
wearing seat belts and told how the
government hopes to cut down the
number of fatal accidents.
EASTER DANCE
We would like to thank Mrs.'
Birnie and Mr. Richards, who were
in charge of our Easter Dance on
April 15. Eoin McKay was Master'
of Ceremonies announcing the
winners of the door prizes. The
winners . were Shirley Cornish,
Mary, Kempton, Brent Coiling,
Mary Nicholson, (Cindy Des Jard-
ine, Betty Jean MacLean, Larry
Needham, Sandra Ludwig, ) 3radley
Nixon and Prankie Pore.
Our long weekend is- over ond
everyone is returning refreshed
and ready to mork.,