The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-04-30, Page 7WEDNESDAY, •ivriug„ 30th, TW
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Recorder Playeri Win First Prize
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MUEIC;FESTIVAL
0104At Stratford Festival[.H
The grade 'eight recorder players
and Mr. Cameron went to Stratford
Saturday, April 19th to play in the
Kiwanis Music FestiVal. They won
firtt prize for All Through the .
. Night and TheSquare Dance for a.
. total of eighty -:six. Points. •Foi their
effort, the group received a, certif-
icate and a red ribbon.
The names of the players who
•'took part were::•barbara Chamney,
•'Helen Chandler , Wilma' Hackett
Marjorie helma Purdon
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••Janet Blake, Cynthia Jardine• ,
Evelyn De Graaf, Ann Hackett,
Bev..• McPherson, Snsan Thompson;
• :John Simpson, 'Terry Zinn,.Jim
'Ritchie; Dale Irvin, Wayne Poll,
ock; :Brian Draper, 'Brian Altoir,' •
Kenny McWhinney. Stuart 'Alton
and Barry MarrisOn.
'VISIT CHICKEN .FARM
On T.upsiday, rooms 8 and .10 vis-
'ited Walter. Arnold's chicken farm
ThiS trip was. correlated with the
.• 'Grade seven's ScienCe. •
work. The pupilsWere given a
. tont of the building-, which .they
observed was almost a completely
automatic, operation. tater they • '
interviewed Mr. Arnold when they
asked questions ' about his poultry.
business. • .,
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• RU1VimA GE. SALE •
A very successful rummage sale
was sponsored' by Room On Fri '•
day-.7Thesate-wasteldTirritreand
itorium during Morning' recess and.
part of the noon hour All ,of
schOol.children enjoyed this wayt:,
Ofraiting money for Victoria the
• school's adopted child.
gardening and music.
Before corning to Brookside, Mr.
Cameron taught at S.S. 3, West
Wawanash, St. Helens andBelfast:
This year, he teaches grade eight •
in room 11;The rotary subjects he
teaches. are grade 'eight soc al stud-
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'ies. and Musie't •
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GORDO IN] E 4 Mc NALL
Gordon E. McNall of R.I. 1, •
Wingharn passed away. in Wingham'
and District Hospital on% Wednesday.
April 23rd. He wias 59 years of age.
Born at •Londesborough, Ontario,
February 1st , 1910, he .was a son of
Matthew. McNall,and Mary
Lockhart'. He spent the early part
of his life in Western Canada and
since' coming' to Ontario worked in
Hardston and in•Lucknow where
he resided for a time with his .aunt •
and, uncle, Mr'. and Mrs.: Robert
McNall. ••
For the past few years he had res- .
ided With. Mr . and .Mrs.. John Mae
Kay of 'W,ingharn. ,.;
Mr. McNall is surviyed'by a sis-
ter and three1 *Others., Mrs. Marga-
ret Nichol, Russel McNall, Thomas'
McNall, ali of Provost Albertaand:
Earl McNall. of
• BeSides his parenishe• was 'pre
deceased by a sister Mrs. Albert
'Shields and three brotheri Leonard
William and Robert.. • .
• Funeral service' was conducted Ori
ril 25th train JOhnstone ,
Funeral, Home, tUcknow with Rev.
Barry'Pasernore in Charge of the.
•service. •
• Pallbearers.were Garnet McNall,
Lloyd McNall, Cecil McNall, John
Thomson, Clarence Wadel., Ken.
Dowling.. . • . • '
Interment was' at •Greenhillcern-
MEET, TH.E T
Mi. Cameron grew oup on a:• farm
rn WestWawanosh TOwnShip. He
attended S.S. No. 3 West Wavian
• osh, Lucknow, High SchOol• and
TOronto Teachers' College, • ,
• Mr. and Mrs...Cameron and their
three children reside inLUcknow:.
Mr. Cameron enjoys Carpentry, , •
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uron Say No
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Request
or Funds
• ,BY SHIRLEY J. KELLER;
The Dep.artrnent .of tande:and..
Forests told Huron County Council
Friday that an open deer Season
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too much- inieeping the fox Popu1
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ition down. t
It is hoped that either the Chair-
man of the County•Devlopment, -
Committee , Roy Pattison or
someone apPointed him will ' • -
attend some meetings'of the
Huron Soil' and Crop Association..
During Fridy's sssion, •a period
of silence was observed in memory
of the lateElston.Cardi ff , the late •1
William Sweitzer and the late
Clayton Smith, all former •
members of Huron County Council..
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NoVember,3, 4 and 5 in Huron was'
a goocl idea. ',"
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The deer population is •
fairly plentiful now and a deer. .,
-season--yould-no-doLany=greati
harm. •
• ; County approved the suggestiop
providing.the' Adjacent counties
alsb.have a siirnilar open season'on
the -same dates • •
Council hs rejected a request by.
Elmer Hunter, chairman of the
local committee regarding One.
General Farn1 Organization;, for
financial assistance with regard to
the proposed vote in June,
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Bitsect t*Organ JoImptaies air s,Fip
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Live fox pups are required
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es, The animals_ill be given a
new anti -rabies serum, released
and tests made t� discover whether
or not the animal is immune to
the disease. Foxes Are thought to
be the most susceptible tOrabies,
I was noted thatnot all munici-,
pal clerks claim the ears off a
dead Ant when the bounty is paid.
• Charles Thomas said it
doesnA harm the pelt to take the
ears since artificial ears are used'
on fox fur wraps.
Indicentally, council learned the.
fax pelt is gaining in value now
because fox Sur Is regaining its pp-
ularity now in the fashion world. It
hoped this improved pelt market
will encourage more fox *niters.
Council' wag told the bounty of
foxes does hot seem to be doing.
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