The Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-06-30, Page 13WEDNESDAY, ;4UR E :30th, 1971
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
. • TRIP TO MIDLAND
On Wednesday , Jw...e 23 :the
. rade seven pupils and three teach.
Midland.
triptoy
• ers went.on a
They left; the school at..seyen forty
and their first stop was atStayner
for a washroom: break, Next they
travelled to the:Huronia Museum
at :tittle ;alae -I'
T
they saw interesting, sights such as
1nd'ian.skeletons Plus: things. the:
early settler's used .hey saw'
an Indian. Village as.it was: in the
17th century: They alsa ate their
lunch at the park., In'the atter,.
noon they visited 'Sainte. Marie':
•Among the Hurons and saw. a film.
entitled "Sainte -Marie Arriong;the
Huroris, and How it Ga me to Be".
They •were divided into groups''
and Were shown around g
by aides.
.
The .guides showed,them the •Jesuit
Church, dining room, Indian
church , cookhpuse ,, longhouse',
Womens;;,and mens hospital, Indian
huts and look out. They also
learned that the Indians .had many
different symbols. They were
shown where the blacksrnith and
carpenter worked and they saw
another musetim•,,
.
•
They ate at 'a.,restaurant, m
Sta'yne '-and;a-rrived; a:rtr i<now 'at
nine thirty. Everyone. was tiled.,
ut a11'•.enjoyed• the day.' "
PROVE 1T TO YOURSELF TSA T
PIG PRESTARTER.
BABY GERBILS
During last week -the gerbils
that are in Mr. Finlayson•s room
had four babies but two died.,
There are now six gerbils'in Roorn
Eight. Mr. Errington';has two' ger-
bils in his room•also.
NEW PAp:ER
ir four, days near the pend of.
school, each pupil in' grades five
to eight is -.receiving a' copy of
"the .London Free. Press from• which
•to do school work. .The papers
are used 'instead of ;textbooks
which we have already completed.
Is•The. Most Pa atable .Most,N:utritiout.•Bab•y .Pig Ration
You Have •Ever •Used
-EXPANDED. CRUMBLES UNIQUE" THE' FIRST. CO'MMERC'IALLY, •
. AVAIL -ABLE ,EXPA:NDED PIGRPR:ESTARTE R AN_D. THE GREATEST
ADVANCEME,NT. IN BABY .PI•G' NUTRITION: SINCE THE INTRODUCTION, '•
'OF PELLET'ING
3 WEEKS OF AGE
:A_.L.I ATTER Q�A��P_I GS. -(:1 ST�-L I TT E -R G1-L-r•�)
;AT 3 AND AGAIN AT 5 WEEKS OF.AGE-NOTE...
HOW' EAGER THEY E•'AT:
CUSTOMERS REPORT •
"IT'S THE MOST PALATABLE• RATION
I HAVE EVER U.SE.D, AND.I''VE;TRIED.'MAN,Y
DI F F:ER EN_LBRANDS.'`
.. ,."'I COMPARE•D'' THESE `EXP.ANDED
•
CRUMBLES WITH 'MY PRESEEIT PROGRAM;'.ON.
ETWE 'EN: -
10:"DAY:S AN'D 2 WEEKS OF AGE. AND FOUND''
'17. EY EAT .EARLIER'•AND CONSIDERABLY
,'MORE DAILY;, AND OF COURSE, GAINED
•WEIGHT MUCH
MORE
CONTROLLED FEEDING EXPERIMENTS
•.SHOWED THAT WI TH::THE • EXPANDED
DIET., LITTERS OF2 WEEKGAINED
S.WEEKS OF AGE
in
FROM 2'-5 WEEKS OF AGE:ON TH E SANTE
-1-AMOUNT O F-F<E ED, TH I S MEAN,:S T_.HE_ i...:::
FEEDING INSTRUCTIONS
ONE BAG PER LITTER THEN ON TO
REGULAR PIG BOOSTER.
PAGE ' THIRT, EEN4
Camporee Heid For
Boy . Scout Group
The Boy -_Scout Huron District
Ca mpore e. was held ' at Point
Farms Provincial Park,. 4 miles
north of Goderich on, Highway 21,
on Friday, .Saturday , ,Sunday,
June'
2$, 26;,, 27.•
• `
wv
et.Ppatrols (64 ,.boys.) -fro.
Londesboro, Brucefield Godes ,-
•
ich,' Aisla Craig and .Kingsbridge :Y
registered; on Friday evening `bei.
tween 7 and 8.p m. '
patrol,leader Ke'n Fitzpatrick
and six ''Boy Scouts; of the 1st
Kingsbridge patrol attended,
'Lawrence. Hogan, Leroy Drennan,
Brian Courtney, Wayne Courtney,'
•Peter Vogt and Edward. Courtney.
''• The: boys were tested 'on camp
craft., map and. compass , first-
aid and:emergency obstaclecourse,'log'sawing and 'flag raid.
' The, Kingsbridge patrol., having
the most points in these events
won a 'camper mess kit, which
included pots and pans, bowls,
,dishes and silverware for •camping
for'sx' n..•
The C'amporee was elosecd on
Sunday afternoon followiirg the
Scout Zone service.. •
u
IesEnjOy,
A:
eek- end .Camp
4
Guides of, the `1st Lucknow Coni-
pany enjoyed a week end of
camping from June 2$' to. 27th at
MacKenzie's Trailer. Camp at
Ki:nta•il. The guides slept in tents
and did their own•;c'ooking:out-
doors, with McKim's,:cottage.
•_-,I... •..1. .- A,..
store. The .camp •was planned and,
run by the patrol leaders, Kathy'.
Treleaven•; Sandra • Finlay , Brenda
MacDonald and Mary Ellen Hav-
ens,` with ,assistance by Mrs. • Jack'
'MacDonald as Quartermaster•,
Nancy • •tchie as: Jimiri -Leader_ajid
Mrs: Jack McKim as -Guider
charge
Parents of the guides _provided
transportation free for the guides
a o,
MacLennan visited the camp Sat
urday afternoon 'and supervised a
swim period. Miss Betty Colwell
conducted the swimming on Sun--
day." On Friday evening,'Miss
Marion Johnstone, who helped
plan the camp .but was unable• to
come because •of a newly, acquir-
ed broken wrist , isited. the, camp
• •i
do
and TeT the campfire which was
'held on the'' beach:
I-:- Iuliss-Jane-Net-zke;-of Teesvc!.at'-
ter; attended: on Saturday. .
afternoon and, demonstrated a '
craft which was:madeby the-Ist
year :campers. 'This project•wa.s"
.dne. of 'three assignments' given
Jane:towards earning',her• gold
cord Good weather and a bit
of hard work made the care a
;success,
AVERAGE' LITTER WILL•WEIG4' 20 25'LBS:
HEAVIER AT Tilt 'SAME AGE"
The company is grateful to
Gra ce,and 'Day e,Mac:Kenzie or
thi!(t'piarty aiidiaki`ng..:
MacKenzie'-s•Trailer carnp;avai1-
able tothe Guides free:;o,f '
charge.
Those .attending who were not
AVAILABLE LOCALLY E:XDLUSIVEL.Y AT•
REL
LU'CKNt w.
528=3000'' •
•
a „
atm
Raney Kirkland , Linda
Campbell, 'Beth Wisser,. Lorna
Boyle, Ruth Henderson-,: Patti F.qu
Irwin,; l=ttabelle MacDonald.,
Glenda: Jamieson, Barbara I-aW
thorne, Arlene Corrin, Joanne
Ritchie , Margaret Maclntyre
Nancy Warren, Kathryn McKf ,
•
Barbara Cameron :and Susan Hayes
,only rime guide was unable to
atteridy,
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