The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-04-12, Page 14THEY SCORED:,
would' like to extend our •
sincete congratulations to'the
Ripley Juveniles who •firtall*
reached their peak - the all Ont-
,a,rioJuvenile "E" winners!, SPeC-
i i.e• Silt41 • d )e
Brownie News
C 7.7uesda ,. , Ar•ril 4th . the
.3701NT:ie.,: opened their :fleeting
\,ith a za:-ne of .'.',!usical Chairs
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used to prcrve that 1 `c.c. of
SHUR•dAIN INSECTABLE . IRON
is sufficient to prevent anemia, Pro-
viding .yout pigs are eating. 'Creep
Feed by the third week., 'a second
injection is not necessary.
SMTR-7-G-A7ITT -Cises the ()est
available iron carrier . . a prOven
DEXIRANlbase that gradu a I I y_ re-
leases iron - into she :1Dig's system.
Properly admi'ni'stered 'you can
e-xpecte-c-allent resais,
Use SHUR-GAIN INjEc-
TABLE IRON . treat according
to directions . . use 1 c.c... and
reduce your anemia prevention
costs by half.
CAR SALES LTD.
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given by Mrs. W. A. Stewart. It
was very capably given.
Convener's reports were given
followed by the Report of the
Nominating Comrnittee. The
Election and Installation of Offic -
ers for the year 1972-73 was con-
ducted by the Past
President Mrs. Harry Girvin as
follows:
Past President , Mrs. Harry
Girvin; President , Mrs. Wilmer
RUtledge; 1st Vice President ,
Mrs. Harvey Alton; 2nd Vice •
President, Mrs. Graham McNee;
Secretary-Treasurer,-Mrs. Cecil
Blake; District Direetor, Mis.
Harry Girvin; .Alternate District
Director , Mrs. Hugh Mc Whinney;
Branch Direetors, Mrs. George
Errington, Mrs.* Chester Finnigan,
Mrs. Gordon Finnigan, Mrs. Ivan
Riven; Public Relations Officer
Mrs. Clarence McClenaghan;
Pianist, Mrs. cordon Finnigan;
Assistant Pianist, Mrs. Wilbur ,
Brown; Curators, Mrs. Warren
Zinn k Mrs. Lorne Ivers, and Mrs.
W. A.Stewait; Auditors, Mrs.
W. A. Stewart , Mrs. Lorne Ivers;
Agriculture' and Canadian Indus-
tries, Mrs, Alvin Kerr, MrS. Fred
Young; Citizenship and World
Affairs, Miss Iva Carr, Miss Beth
MCConnell; Education and Cul-
turaLActivities , Mrs. Graharb
McNee, Mrs. Lorne Ivers; Fam-
ily and Consumer Affairs, Mrs.
Wilbur. Brown, Mrs, Lorne Hasty;
Resolutions,',Mrs. W. A. Stewart.
ed very good• financially and
provided quite a few laughs spark-
ed by the Wit of the auctioneer.
Members of the committee in
charge-of-planning-the=evening----
were , Mrs. James McEwan, Mrs.
James Lizrnore , Mrs. Glen Halden-
by , Mrs.' Harold-Bannerman , Mrs.
Glenn Young and Mrs. Clarence
Hedley.
,It is hoped this will be a yearly
event from now on.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, L,I,ICKNOW; ONTARIO
Dungannon
Instill Officers..
The March 30th meeting of
Dungannon Women's Institute
met at the home of Mrs. Clar-
ence McClenaghan with 17 mem-
bers and 2 small guests present.
A dessert luncheon was enjoyed
at 2 p.m. and was prepared by
Mrs. Wm. Stewart ; Mrs. Wilbur •
Brown and Mrs. Ivan Rivett.
Mrs. Harvey Alton, 1st Vice
.President- conducted the .meeting
, on Current Events and
'Resolutions, It was nice to see
our President Mrs. Wilmer Rut-
ledge well enough to attend the
meeting.
'Mrs. Cecil Blake gave the
treasurer's report and correspond-
ence. St. Helens are holding a
meeting for the executives of
West Huron on April 10th to plan .
the program for the District
Annual. Auburn's 50th W.I.
Anniversary will be held on May
2nd. London's Western Fair will '
hold a W.I. exhibit in September
to which all W.I.'s are, asked to
contribute. ° •
Mrs.' Clarence McClenaghan
reported the Dungannon
gave two •lilies, and Jour
lovely-scarves-as Easter gifts and.
Mrs. Lornelvers reported •that 21
cards were sent to residents of
this community. •The 75th •
Aniiivertsary of the founding of
our W.I. will be reported on later
in this ,year. The. Annual Dessert
Card Party will be held a•:ain this
year. •
The' Motto , for Current. Events
and_Resolutions_was-very-well
given by Mrs. Wilbur Brown.
The Topic: "Resolutions" was
a question and answer period taken
from our W.I. Handbook and
1971 PONTIAC Cateilina 4 door hardtop, automatic,
Witmer equipped
1971 DODGE Charger 2 door hardtop
1971 FORD GalaZie SOO, 4 door hardtop, V8 automatic, power
brakes and power steering
1970 DODGE Polar* CUstom 2 door hardtop, V8 automatic,
power brakes, power steering
1970 DODGE Monaco 4 door hardtop, air conditioning
1970 DODGE Polaro 4 door sedan, automatic, power steering
1970 PLYMOUTH,Fury tl, 2 door hardtop, VS automatic
.1969 PLYMOUTH Road Runner, V8, standard transmission
1%9 PONTIAC. Parisierne, 4 door hardtop, VI, power equip ped
1969 CH EV 4 door, 'VI automatic, power brakes, power steering
190 DODGE Polara 4 door, VS automatics, power steering,
power brakes
1919 PONTIAC Laurentian 2 door hardtop, VR, automatic, power
steering, power brakes
1917 FORD 'Custom SOD VI automatic, power steering
1467 PONTIAC Grand Parisienne, VS, full power '
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL, I2th,
and Wiarton. Taking part fro
RDI-IS were: D oug I3issonnette
Peter Iihstoh. MikelDe Giova
Wray Thompson, Bob Carnpbe
and Barry Marshall, Better lu
next year gang.
HISTORY ASSEMBLY
Level V and Level II viewed
a history film in Mrs. Burgess'
history classes. The subject w
the lives of the Prime•Minisre
and how they affected Canada
Both, giades reported that the
film was quite informative.
CHEMISTRY 13
Mary Mac9arles, Bryan
Elliott Courtney and Allan Ma
karall Level V Chemistry stu
ents, wrote a Chem 13 exams
sored by the University of Wat
loo. Mr..Malhotra supervised
test. Students -from across Ca
ada wrote the test and their re
sults will be compared. by the
U. of W. ,and results repotted
the candidates.
INVESTMENT CLUB
On April 4 , the Investment
Club gathered to ,view, a ten-min-
ute film entitled 'What Makes
Us Tick". Using the New York
Stock Exchange as, an example,
the film showed its viewers how
a company commences operation:
by procuring money, investing
in stocks and using the money
raisedirom that sourc_e_buying
more equipment kir the business.
In the same meeting, members
decided to se-i1-theit-stoc-k-Abit-ibi
Last fall twelve shares were pup-
chased,at $5.63 each and by the
end of February , they were 'up
to about :9. •Abiribi then started
a downward trend, the twelve
shares Were said at $ 7.,38 a share
on April 5 and several days later ,
each share again racketed up-
wards to about 3:1,'2 ---- the
trials, and tribulations of dealing
with the stock market!
13. I. A. BADMINTON
On April 8, th'e Badmintbri
team travelled to Walkerton to
compete in the BIA Badminton
tournament. Congratulations go
to Joan Ferguson, Senior Girls
Singles runnerup; also entered
were;• Senior 56-ys Double§,
Elliott Courtney and Bryan. Boyle;
Senior Boys Singles, Allan Mac-
kay; Senior Mixed Doubles,
Dianne Kempton and Larry. Irwin;
Senior Girls Doubles, Ellen Elliott
and Chris Meppeld'e; Senior Girls
Singles: Joan Ferguson; Junior
Boys Doubles, Bob Bissonnette and
Mark •Smith; Junior Boys Singles,
Wayne Nicholson; Junior Mixed
Doubles, Julie' Reevei and Court-
ney Liddle; Junior Girls Doubles,
Susan Carter and Margie Collins;
Junior Girls Singles, Patti Mac-
Donald.
EDITOR Beverley Smith.
ASSISTANTS — Bryan Boyle, Sheriy Pollock
Barry MacDonald, Mary MacCharles
COLD FEET
Would you believe temperatur-
es a year ago were as .high as the
60's or 70's? Last week, in zero
degree weather only the brave and
hardy ventured out to use the
benbhes at the side door. •
MIDGET BASKETBALL
Also on Saturday , April 8 Mr.
Brown and the Midget boys baskets
ball team journeyed to Chesley to I
participate in the tournament held
there. Unfortunately they were
defeated by both Sacred Heart
those members of the team who'
competed in the Badminton tourn-
ament the next day!