The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-03-02, Page 16,.
community news
Announce winners in Ripley science fair
.. Research -
Shannon Coutney - Grain;
Model - Kerry -Lynne Colwell
- Animals on G . ;i : c . 's
farm; Experimeid - 1 c'e
Rinlnteln
Pumpktt
Plants at Different Ages;
Honourable Mention - Abby
Rider - Candlemaking.
Grade One: Research
Kerry Stanley - Butterflies;
Model - Chris McGuire - Sun
& the Planets; Experiment -
Janet Jackowski - The
Senses; Honourable Mention
- Roxanne Courtney -
Feathers, Richard Wyld
Space, Kim Liddle -
Magnets.
Grade Two: Research -
Brad Fludder - Humpback
Whales; Model - Greg Astles
- Dinosaurs; Experiment -
Marsha Meidow - Crystals;
Honourable Mention - Greg
Lowry Popcorn.
Grade Three: Research -
Brian CCampbell- Light
Bulb; Model: Jennifer
Johnston and Suzanne Pa-
quette - Bird Feeders; Ex-
periment - Corey Kummer -
Paper Towels; Honourable
Mention - Mandy Farrell -
Special Effects, Chris Clark -
Crystals.
Grade Four: Research -
Sarah Farrell - Breeding
Worms; Model - Christina
Palmer - Robot; Experiment
- Carman Lowry & Mark
MacLeod - Plants;
Honourable Mention -
Trevor Henderson - Steam
Engines, Joanne Pollock and
Debbie Taylor - Buoyancy.
Grade Five: Research -
Becky Cudmore & Dawn
Wardell - How to be a Detec-
tive; Model, - Missy Clark -
Telegraph; Experiment -
Scotty Webb & Tammy Sut-
ton - Fibres; Honourable
Mention - Jeff Vanderlitw4c-
Families welcome February babies
KIRKLAND - Ken and Kath-
erine (Culbert) of Milton,
Ontario, are pleased to an-
nounce the birth of a son,
Andrew Kenneth, 8 lb. at St.
Michael's Hospital, Toronto,
on February 23, 1983. A
brother for Jennifer and
Christine.
JAMES - Murray James and
Joan Higgins, R. 5, Brussels,
are delighted to announce
the arrival of their son, David
Paul James, 7 lbs. 4 oz., at
Wingham and District Hos-
pital on February 25. 1983.
SOUCIE - Kathleen Soucie of
Wingham is pleased to an-
nounce the arrival of Kenney
and Jamey's little brother,
Travis Jordan, 6 lbs. 12 oz.,
at Wingham and District
Hospital on February 27,
1983,
Soybeans.
Grade Six: Research -
Shelley Dame - Horses;
Model - Tracy Henderson -
Cameras; Experiment - Vic -
Aorta Plowright - Yeast;
Honourable Mention - Tanya
Snobelen - Volcanoes, Bill
Johnson - Wood Burning,
Kerry and Nancy Nugent -
Bean Seeds.
BEST OVERALL
PRIMARY PROJECT -
Grade One - Janet
Jackowski - Senses.
BEST OVERALL JUNIOR
PROJECT - Grade Six - Vic-
toria Plowright - Yeast.
Beversbergen - Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Beyersbergen of R. 1,
Ethel are pleased to an-
nounce the arrival of Steph-
en's sister, Stacy Leann, 5
lbs. 14 oz., at Wingham and
District Hospital on February
26, 1983.
GORILLA
FOR
SALE
...or any other strange
and wonderful thing
you might need!
Going bananas over the clutter in
your closet or the disarray
to your atttc9 Got a garage
that drives you
to dtstract►on or a garden
that looks like a jungle°
if it takes a safari to sift
through those messy areas, then
maybe it's time you turned
them into cash in the Classtfteds1
Why monkey around with
white elephants' that never
get used, but could be of
USP to someone else9 Just
one ad in our
('lassifteds could clear
out your clutter and put
money in your pocket' And.
the Classifeds ran do
much much more'
From gorillasi to gardeners.
,Littos to acting schools it's
your best place to buy
:ell
or locate lust about
ariy itr'm or service you
want' it's easy to
pace an ani Oust tali
fiat speak to one cit our
friendly rid visors'
LUCKNOW SENTINEL
Lucknow
528-2822 or 528-2823
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WESTON MEALTYME SLICED
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SCHNEIDER'S BONELESS
Picnic Hams
SCHNEIDER'S CORNMEAL
BACK, STORE SLICED
Bacon
L8.
LB.
McCORMICK'S PEANUT BUTTER,
CHOCOLATE, PUFFS, CHIP & NUT,
COCONUT CREAM, 400 O.
.59
2.99
3.19
Cookies 1.59
WHITE LABEL OZEN 12 OZ
Orange .19
WHITE Frozen Peas 1.19
STOKEPeas OZ
,.0..99
Cauliflower 1 .19
lettuce .55
GRANNY SMITH
Apples ,. .79
K
Bain's Groceteria
Lucknow 528-3420
OPEN SIX DAYS WE DELIVER
BRING YOUR FRIENDS & NEIGHBOURS
to
THE 1983 LUCKNOW DISTRICT CO-OP
Crop Information Meeting
at the
LUCKNOW COMMUNITY CENTRE
on
THURSDAY, MARCH 3rd
10:30 a.m.-3:30p.m.
Lunch will be served (free of charge)
TOPICS TO BE COVERED WILL BE:
Your farm requirements for fertlliier, chem-
icals and seed and what your Co-op can do to
help you meet those needs.
The economics of custom blend fertilizer.
Update on weed control In corn and beans.
An opportunity for questions at the end of the
program.
TO HELP US ARRANGE FOR MEALS
PLEASE CALL LUCKNOW CO-OP 529-7953