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L14,CKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11th, 1970
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:Former Residents
Hold Sale, Lqave...
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Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Jones Of
Lutan are tea:wing Sunday NOv7 Commemennent 011thed". •
h fur di:erg-tale , Arizona..
with the processional. .The guests,
They held a sale of their home the Grade Twelve graduates and
And contents 'on October plSt.., • • • •
Orville• and Donnaate former
residents of Lucknow. .They left
.here in Decenqber 1957 and .went
• .to Hensall wherethey.operated a•
nursing home'. They. sold: it in
19.64 and moved to.Lucan „where
they have resided for the past six,
'years, '
Their son Ken,lives.at LuCon
and their daughter •Mrs. Glenn
(Louise) Walters lives at Preston‘.
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• JEAN. MACTAVISH TOP
WINNER AT RIPLEY HIGH
•RIPLEY I-II-LIYES WRITTEN:BY RIPLEY
• 1-1 pki SCHOOL STUDFNTS
The 1970 version of. Ripleys . the Grade Thirteen graduates,
loo_kerLdigrified in_ their long
black robes.. • • . • -
Jean MacTavish was the centre
of attention, ,receiving the Wom
en's Institute Prize, the.Princip-
ars Award, the .French Award,
the Albert .Wylds scholarship and
the Carter.scholarship as well as
being valedictorian.
;Best 'Girl Athlete was Jean Scott.
Donald Martin received the Ken
Pillen Trophy asBest Boy Athlete.
•Brenda Farrell got the Dr.. Couch
•Bursary.
• The guest speaker was Mr. Jack
Bowers ,. Director of Education for
Bruce County . He pointed out the
tremendous advances made in
every field by the much -maligned
older generation./ • • . ; ,
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• • •most.4t.puNeAtolo!ii.Ed Starr Speaks To
District 8 Fall
Fair Gathering
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.The-A-rrntraileet-ing of District.
• •Ontario Association of ..Agrieut-
tura t'S'ocieties was held*edneS-
:day, , Noverribe•r 4th, at.Dungann9n',
with about 150 in attendance: •
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Ed Starr DireOtor'of the Agric-•
ultural and Hortickrltural Societies
Branch, Toronto, ,was the guest
• SPeaker. He made it 'quite:clear,
he was not•out to close, any Fair.
Because a Fair is only atre
day event does' not mean it is not
effective dr iMportant_._, Mr. Starr
said there area good rnany.three
and four day Fairs which do not ..
provide as much for the commun-•
iv. as a one day Fair and he
f•
I SEE . .
By The Sentinel
THAT Mr. and Mrs. Russell'Alton
and Mr, an,d Mrs. Warren Zinn
,of Ashfield returned home last
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week' from 'a• holiday trip:to • . . •
Florida. They were away al -
'most three weeks. • •
-THAT Imperial Oil. Limited has
'opened 4 -business ofliWin the
former Noble Johnston restaurant
;on main street. Roy. Hayens ,
Esso .agent', is. in charge of -the
. ,
office., c. •
THAT with the discontinuance of
pass,eriger service,, travellers
• in this area will be, pleased. to
learn that Charterways is now .
•operating a bus service daily,
-•-through LucknOw. Details are
in in ad in this issue
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'THAT Andy Whitby of Lucknow,
is playing hockey this season
• .with the. Teeswatei Otters, JUn•
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Baptismal Service
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Jihniumble is New thirOn Township.
Federtition .PresidenOugh Mason, Sec.;
William Arnold Retires After:.L.OngServite •
Huron Township Federation of
Agric_ulture_held..theit Annual.
meeting in Ripley LegiOn Hall on
°November 3rd. Stewart
.president , was in charge. A new,
slate of officers Was elected and
the new president John Gamble ,
then continued the meeting. Don-
ald Courtney expressed thanksto
Bill Arnold whowas retiring as
secretary -treasurer after many .
years.. ,
Jim Sherriff, County fieldmari,
announced the County Annual. for
December 10 and that the first day
A, baptismal service was held at.
Lucknow United Church on Sunday
Children presented for 1$aptistn
were: .,• . •
Bonnie Lynne Henderson, daugh:
ter of Mr. ;and. Mrs.. Ross Hencier-'
Mary Denise Helm ,, daughter of
Mr. and' Mrs, Art Helni. • .
' Brenda Lyn Gibson, daughter of.
Mr. -and Mrs.. Allan GibsOn. •
Shawn Dohglas•McEwan; son of
Mr,. and 'Mrs. Douglas •McEwzan. •
Michelle Lynn Gibson and, •
Heather Dianne Gibson, daughters
of Mr. and Mrs: Donald, Gibson.
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of Farmers' week this year would.
e_fecleration Day. .
James Jacklin of Elmwood gave
a fine.adclress. He listed Many
--el-fe-ffttrO" thefanner of the Fed,
eration in the fast and also advan-
tages in the new Individual Ser-
vice Membership. A question
period closed an, interesting ses• 7
Entertainment was provided
by: Rodk Sisters with their accord-
ians , duets by Catheron 'McAuley
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S:OrttiPAI: . Letters, On Forest' Firs
Brookside Students Get
eply From John Robarts
• CONTRIBUTED BY •
. . BROOKST6F. STUDENTS
During_cme_oLtlieiperiods in,
which Mr. Orr was teaching lit-'
erathre:to-grade five' in Room, Six,
red the story entit1.-
Haze" This story told, a'bouta
beaver Settlement that was des.-
, troyed•by a forest fire. To' go.
.along with this stbry the pupil's
wrote letters'to Premier Robarts
about fire prevention. A letter
-ware civ'ed4n-reth.r-n_thanJdng__-_
the,m for their efforts and for.
taking such an interest in Fire
•Prevention. '
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Toronto, Ontario,
October 29; 1970'.
.T6 the Students of Grade Five
• I want., to thank you all tor the
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letters you sent io. rhe telling Me
what you havelearned about, •
ferest-fires. I was -Very -glad to
hear of your interest in protecting.
our forests, and hope you will all.
remember the lessons you learned ..
from 'Blue Haze" next spank .'
when onde again tne forest 'W1-11 .
be in danger ficim.fire.
Forests are very important to as.
Besides providing, a home for all
manner of wildlife , they helF.te
regulate the flow of water in our
streains, reduce soil ercr
sion•by protecting the land from
rapid run' -off Of rain water , : .
i.rovide Us with, many useful prod-...
ucts and places where people can
go for outdoor recreation.. The
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