The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-05-07, Page 43The' .REQ. CROSS •is
from Exeter to Clinton.
The following teachers were`
placed -on permanent -contract -at -
Central Huron S,.S. ;Miss 'M.
Chislett Mr. C. Dixon, Mrs, Ji,
ocken,, Mr. D. Gray, Mr R.:
Kush, Mr. J. Maynard,, Miss 1. •'
Rhoads. and Mr..... Webier.....
The :following probationary:
contracts Were extended for one
year at CHSS, .Mrs.. H. Bolender,
Mr. J. Brownridge. ,Mr": G. Mac'
1v1i11an and, Mr,_ W.T. Thurlow".
The resignations from the follow-
ing were accepted with regret
Mrs -YNl . C:1 ne , Brookside Public
School; Mr. R.I., Doehn Huron'
Centennial Public School Mrs._ M.
Johnston, Clinton Public School
Miss M. Koehler , Huron Centenn-
ial Public School; Mrs. E.
Lansing, East' Wawanosh Public
School; Mr. P. Main, Colborne
Central Public, School (transferring)
Miss B. Snell, Hullett Central
Public School; Mrs.: E':: Taylor ,
Usborne central 'School, and. Mrs..
A. Woodrow , Hullett,Central.
Public School,:
PEOPLE LIKE YOU
HELPING PEOPLE LIKE YOU
WEDNESDAY, MAY 14th, 1969
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAGE NINETEEN
—r 1969 CHEVROLET Impala hardtops, a 2 door and a 4 door
1969 PONTIAC Parisienne hardtops, 2 door and. a. 4 door.
1968 CHEV IMPALA, 4 door hardtop•
2 1968 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN sedans, a 6 and an 8 cylinder.
• automatic with power steering ; • ' .
2 1968 CHEV BEL AIR. sedans, 8 cylinder automatic with
power steering •
1967 PONTIAC, Parisienries,, •4 'dbor, hardtop and a ,2 door
.V8, fully equipped • ; •
1967 FORD Galaxie, 2, door 'hardtop, ' fully equipped
1967.BEAUMONT, 4 door sedan, 8 automatic
1967 PONTI'AC Strato Chief, 6 cylinder, 4 door sedan, power
steering and. brakes: •
1967 DODGE POLARO 500, V8, fully. equipped`
1967 .FOR Custom, sedan
1966 CHEV Bel Air stationwagon,, V8 automatic, power steering
40 used.cars from '`•63 to '66. in various, models; sed'ans'', hardtops
and 4 door, mostly fully.` equipped
•
1967 'CHEV, 3/4' ton: pickup
4 —1967 G.M.C.. yi ton, heavy.duties automatic, transmission;
1966 FORD Econoline Super van
1966 GM.C. 1 ton stake '.witti duals
1965 G:M C tilt cab, '16:foot van
1964 CHEW' 3` ton, stake
A 'number . of Econoline Vans ..from : 63 . to.65 `
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russels MotOrs.
BP Service 'Station
Phone' 173 Brussels
ion .Courtn�ys ,
I�noured. 0n
:5th Anniversary
AMBERLEY NEWS
Mr. dna Mrs. ' Bob:Courtney of the
reminisced in humorous .
:vein of events, over the years
Don and Ivy werethen, presented
with many, fine gifts.
On behalf, of Ivy, and 'himself Don
expressed their, thanks to: Bob. and
Joyce. for opening their home for
the happy occasion and to :relatives
and neighbors"for their gifts A
delicious' lunch' was served and `a '
sol ia-1=tine as en joy a
�{flun#q; Provinccal
'Honours Received
Byl��e� �frls•
A new 4--j:Home#iaking Club
project, 'The Third Meal" ,. made
available through the Home Egon: -
()mica Branch of the Ontario Depart:
mens .of. Agriculture' and Food , has
been received with enthusiasm and
interest throughout the •
Past few months inBruce County.
PP
A roxi'mm
ately 600 4-H' Hderi ak-
.
ing Club' members, h Bruce County
.have participated in this project
led by 120 leaders. The girls are.
taught to cultivate good food habits
through planning, preparation and
service of meals which are, nourish-
ing', appetizing and econornical.•
They practiced including variety
and new ideas in the third or •
•
,"lighter" meal of the'd'ay as well
as making plans for picnics•, patio,
-suppers , barbecues and Sunday
suppers. In order to practice this
they studied the variety, of foods
available on 'the market and
prepared .many recipes using as
many 'different 'foodstuffsas poss-
ible. Each girl' kept a;'Record Book
and recorded a variety of recipes
which she 'tried throughout the Pro-.
ject,
In' the. Kincardine area, approxi
_•.
rnately.150; members participated
in the.•4-H'Hornemaking Club '
AchievementDay held on 'May
.10th at the'Kincardine'District.
,High School All' members through?
,Out `the morning'program; took part
in .udging• and giving oral reasons
on carried lunches, completing;'
'Menus to make aibalanced diet
and planning ;table settings for ,a
special' occasion In the afternoon
progra n- , ' l5 clubs presented
exhibits', demonstrationsand skits'
on numerous •topics relating to:
'The Third Meal'
Each :member and leade`r,who sat:
isfactorily.complete her ,.project .•
receives,.a sterling 'silver 5 o'clock
spoon .and after completing each
two. projects , the member. receives
a` Certificate, of Achievement.
seconc concession'of. Huron entert-
• .wined relatives; and neighbors ori
Saturday 'evening in honour of Mr . • •.
and Mrs.. Don. Courtney's 25th
ding=Anni�r-ersaw—The evening
was- spent in playing cards.
Cecil Humphrey, 'Who; was `chair
man for the evening ,gave an
address recalling memories of the ..
past twenty five yeart
'Other' friends and relatives also
One' of the highlights of the after.:-'
noon program is the presentation. of.
County and ,Provincial Honours to
the winners,o€..the'se awards . Mrs.
Cecil Hollands , :#1, Kincardine ,
President of• Bruce South District
Women's ,InstitutesP resented the
In HuronCoun
The Duron County Board of Ed-
ucation has approved the hiring of
the following teachers for a one
year probationary period.
Mrs. S. Alcock, assigned to
Walton;. Miss Marion, Aldous, Mrs.
A , .Dowds ,' Miss 8 ,, 'Jefferson , assi-
gned
ssi gned to Goderich; Miss J. Booth,
assigned,to J.A.-D. McCurdy; Mrs.
P. Deichert, Hensall; Mr. John
Hartley, Exeter; Mrs. L. Kayes,; •
Usborre; 'Mrs. J McKeirnan ;: Hen-
sall; Mi. F. .Negri jn', . Stephen;
Miss Preston, Hensall; Mr. D.
Riley,, Hullet; Mrs. B. Soldan,•.•
Huron Centennial; Mrs. E. Taylor,
Clinton.
Assigned to Central Huron S.S.
were Mr. G.\H. Atkinson, Mr. T.
Fox; "Mi. W. W. •Hodgins, Mr.,
John K' . McIver , 'Mr. Donald
Renshaw , . Mr , C. W. Worsen.
Transferred by mutual agree'
merit were Mrs. B. Bakker, from
Walton to Brookside; Mrs G
Johnston, from Godericli to Clin-
ton; Miss S. Nortnan, from Clin-
ton to: Brookside; Mr R.'-Rborda,.
MULTIPLE, .LISTING. ' SERVICE
ULT.iPLELISTING SERYKE -`
Special Ser70provided;
a g!9Up° professionally
trained.' deal Estate •
urea.0002.means. -when
iu tist your property. o�
:S. trough the Grey, ;�ruce�
eai Estdte S,oard wi#h t�
Realtor . of your choice
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•
. nmay er 'was awards to gir who ha • comp;ete'
Qn'Sunday,Ylad�tn .
held at the Bruce. Inn with `nineteen 6 projects and received County Hon
uests at en '. ..
' . ours and".to girls who had complet
gu ng
FOR THE DISCRIMINATING
a6ae. 04# THE LUCKNOW
SENTINEL
ANNOUNCEMENTS:'
• INFORMALS
r. is ACCESSORIES:`
You may "elect your wedding:,;,'•'
invitations, annountementa
•: '.
and'' accessories with coin-
plete'confidence u to quality
and correetneas of forma' 1
;ed 12 projects and received,.Prov.in-
cia1 'Honouts_'
We+idin. onnounaeiuenta of
• TRADr nONAL BEAUTY
.:M
• 'CLASSIC BISTINCFION �-
•'SOCIAL CORRECTNESS
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Peisonalired' Wedding napkins, matchei'and
calinlanes abo available. ,.
AT11AL
;County .i-lonours were. awarded to:
Connie Collins" - #2., Kincardine,
Armow Club; Gladys Cooper
Kincardine, Arrnow; Elsie Arnold' =•
#-2`, Kincardine, •Bervie #-2s Jay
Bushell #2,; Kincardine., Bervie +,
#2; Ellen Elliott = #2 , Ripley,
Lisburn; Joanne Ivi,cGarvey : #2*
Ripley , Lisburn; • Sherry Lee Stew att
42 .Ripley ,• ,Lisburn; Dianne
MacKay #3, Ripley - Purple
Grove; ,onna' gee• am #2,
Ripley , . Purple Grove; Gayle Huston
-.#1,,. Kincardine , ,Lisburn; Karen •
Elliott #4, Ripley, Reid's Corners
#1. Wendy Courtney - •##1, Ripley,-
Reid's
ipley,.-,Reid's C. #2; Kathy Irwin,- #1,
Ripley, .Reid's' C. '#2;• Sandra
Kempton - #3,. Goderich Reid's
C. #3 Jean Webster -;#3 Luck -
now , Reid's,.C. #3;• :Marg
MacKay - #4, Ripley , Ripley #1
Shirley McCreath. Ripley,
'Ripley #T; Donna Cook •-• Ripley,
Ripley # '2;, Sherty Pollock = #2,
Ripley , Purple Grove
Proving a -l -Honours -were marded
to; Mrs. Shirley Vance -'#1, Tiver-
ton, Armow; Joanne Hamilton -,
#5, Lucknosi Clover Valley
Annabelle 'Ritchie - #2, Ripley,
Lisburn; Carol Elliott #4, -Ripley,
-Reid's C. #1; Mrs. Audrey'MacDon-
aid' ;Ripley, Ripley #1; Judy • .
MC,Connell Tiverton Tiverton.
WORKING FOR YOU.
YOU HAVE 85 SALESMEN.
WORKING FOR YOU.
• ' YOUR PROPERTY has the opportunity
of being shown to the many people.'.
Who . contact. these•:salesmen.
• YOU FAY NO HIGHER
COMMISSION RATE.
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