The Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-05-28, Page 11sey and their helpers were in
charge of selling the crafts
and many ticket draws.
The Auxiliary would like to
thank everyone for helping
and for donations. ' •
IS Your Farm
For Sale?
WE WOULD LIKE
TO HEAR FROM -
- YOU -
Small or Large
Acreages
•Beef 'Dairy
•Cash Crop
Write giving location
and phone number to
1'
30;1980
heiclga tw Beet d: WeiRemlah Pay 214 196.--P140
Bruce $out
at ervie
still-th-W-duffeT-An—inter-
to 'get one new =tuber.
Claus Breeds,. Curator of
the• Bruce County Museum,
Southampton, addressed the
meeting, telling of the work
being done and much more
Kites have been flOWn for 'thousands of years for. fun arid
Jelaittion,.there•are three main types•or kites flat kites:. hawed
kites • 4m.tbos kites. The cosiest typ e to make:is ri:flat kite,
lids type of kite is 'also the, oldest ty'pe,•The'dtreetions helots are'
easy to f011ow, . haye fun. firingyour own kite,. '
To Make a •kite you need:
green garhage !Nig
'2,'ahout 20 leer „a siring
34 some, tape
,4. 2 sticks — to ne 36 inches long, and
another 3,0 inches long
S. ten strips of sloth , •
'b. kite 'string (this string Ilan be bought at liardss shire)
• cross th7 the, 1.*lo--sif‘iki;-. S7 I lie drag—Fir 70) he
measurements. Tie the two sticks together',with some string,
2. Y*'.raP string ill-our-0 the outside of the.stieks.;
3. Place the kite frarne on line half, of a green garbage biig. ••
'4, ['Old the •edges of the:hag over the s(ring rind tape them
lit it twelve foot tail of string onto the'kite. Every t‘kel% e inches . fie strip of cloth, : , •
11, .Attach the (lying ice the diagram at right
fur directionS.:
annual
what
chaired
"She-
esting and informative ques-
tion "period followed; Mrs, I.
Don MacAdain, Districtriej-
egate to Officers' Conference,
Waterloo, gave a'splendid
report of the Conference.
What, :Where and Why
the theme of Women's InSti-
buttes of Ontario for the year
1980-81.
District Officers for 1986.
81 were elected as felloWS:
past, president .Mrs RosS
Cumming, Box 107, Ripley;:
president, Mrs.' Don Mac-
Adam, R. R. 2, Wingham;
.1st vice president; Mrs. Per-
rinLowry, R. R. 1 .
2nd .,vice president,
Mrs. Wm. Maephersen, R.
R. 1 Holyrood; secretary
treasurer, Mrs. Gordon
Wall, Box 744, Winghain;
assistant secretary, Mrs.
Jas. Conway, R. R. 1 Tiver-
ton; ptiblic relaiions Officer,
Mrs. Harry Lavis, Box 228,
Lucknow.
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YAMAHA SERVICE AND PARTS
WNSHIVOUHUR
GA RSA GE
COLLECTION
FOR 1980
Mrs. Jean Anstett conven—
ed the Tea Tables with
auxiliary ladies assisting.
Mrs. Stewart and.Mrs. Hus-
top REG "A
ACallatila101"
HOlyrOod, Ontario
NOG 2B0
1. From January 1, 1980 to May 31; 1980 garbage
collection will be: • ,
Kincardine Boundary to Ashfieid Boundary on
MONDAYS ONLY
2. From June 1, 1980 to September 30, 1980 garbage
collection will be:
Lurgan Beach south to Ashfield Boundary on
MONDAYS ONLY
Bltdr's, Grove north to Kincardine Boundary on
TUESDAYS ONLY
3. From October 1, 1980 to December 31, 1980 garbage
eollectien will be:
Khyardine Boundary to Ashfield Boundary on
MONDAYS ONLY
4. All Garbage must be placed in garbage bags and
remains the responsibility of the household until pickup
with a limit of 3 to 4 BAGS PER HOUSEHOLD.
HOUSEHOLD GARBAGE ONLY
f5. When a iniliday falls on the Monday', garbage willbe
picked up on Tuesday and Wednesday.
6. Heavy Garbage pick-up will be JULY 16, 1980 and
AUGUST 13, 1980
7.. Open Hours at the Township Dump
NOVEMBER 1 TO APRIL 30
Friday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. •
Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
mAri TWOCT011git 31
Monday 1 p.m.. 6 pan.
Friday 'l p.m: to 9 p.m.
Saturday 9 man. to 6 p.m.
Brucelea Haven Tea and Cra Sale
The Brucelea Haven An-
nual Tea andFraft Sale held
in Walkerton on May 8th was
very well attended. In the
morning several bus loads of
residents from neighbouring
Homes 'for the Aged came to
visit.--Brucelea Haven resid-
ents greeted them at the door
as Well as assisting in serving
them lunch at noon.
The ladies of Brucelea
Haven Auxiliary were in
charge of selling tickets on a
set of lamps donated by Eag-
leson's Furniture in South-
ampton, won by Mr. Steve
Pant, Waterloo; a digital
alarm clock donated by Stod-,
dart and Sawyer; Paisley,
won by Mrs. Veda Clark,
Owen Sound; a tartan tray
donated by Bruce County
Tartan Committee*, won by
Mrs.' Mae MclsiaughtOn,
Walkerton. • ,
031•1.1.11,4. d.b.41.021,.. 1r