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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-02-06, Page 171974. POLARIS .. SNOWMOBILES' . oNimpkiky 'SEVERAL USED SNOWMOBILES IN STOCK immunimiiimumnimimmitimmiliiimiiiminimmpummininimiummumimummmomimitik: CAR 'SALES LTD. MYTH PHONE 523-4342 CHOICE HOME KILLED MEAT SPECIALS HINDS OF BEEF FRONTS OF BEEF SIDES OF BEEF HEAVY SIDES OF BEEF - 400 lbs. or Over $1.02 LB. 89c LB. 93c L.. 79c PORK WHOLEa HALVES LB. 69c 50 lb. LOTS OF HAMBURG LB , 89c 25 lb. LOTS HOMEMADE SAUSAGE, LB. 75c 10 lb. LOTS YOUNG BEEF LIVER LB.69C 10 lb. LOTS HOME CURED BACON LB.95C 10 ib. LOTS SPARE RIBS LB. $1.09 10 lb. LOTS LOIN PORK CHOPS L..$1.09 1016. LOTS SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLSJIALVES LB 99c • RIPLEY MEAT .MARKET- 'C'LOSED-THURSDAY AFTERNOONS OPEN 'ALL, DAY SATURDAYS SALE ENDS CLOSING TIME' SAT. JAN.•26, 1974. ORDERS WILL BE FILLED WITHIN WEEKS THE LUcKNOW SENTINEL., LUCKNOW,VNTARIO Lucknow central School 1974 FORD 1 /2 - ton V8, standard transmission 1973 LE MANS 4 door, V8, fully equipped • 1973 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS, 2 door hardtop 1973 PONTIAC CATALINA, 2 door hardtop 1973 BUItK CENTURY, 2 door hardtop 1973 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA, 2 door 1973,NOVA 4 door, 6 automatic,` power steering 1973 LE MANS, 2 door 1972 FORD'. LTD, 4 door .hardtop 1972 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN, 2 door hardtop 1972 CHEV STATIONWAGON, 4 door with air 'conditioning 1971 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE, .2 door hai'dtop 1971. PONTIAC PARISiENNE BROUGHAM 1970 FORD Custom 4 door, 'I/8 automatic 1968 CHEV 4 doors V8 automatic, radio i imionmiumanumiummonmummmulmmimminiimmmommomlinnomminutuinimw,mo NEW VIDEO TAPE MACHINE Otir school has just received' ' their own brand new video tape machine for viewing television shows. These programs are shown on regular television at rimes not convenient for school viewing. For this reason they are taped at Chesley and are' available to all schools in the area equipped with the machine. Grade 8 was privil- eged to seethe first show in lib- rary class on Thursday , when we watched a question and answer program with Farley Mowat being interviewed by junior high school students. ESSAYS AND POETRY WINNERS Some students of Lucknow School sent poetry and essays to ` • the Lucknow Canadian Legion on the Remembrance Day theme. The winners for the essays were Donald Ritchie , Margaret Mac- • Intyre and Janice Van Stempvoort. In the, poetry - Grant Gilchrist received a second. All other entries received a prize. Donald Ritchie also received third prize in the zone finals. Kairshea WI The January meeting Was held at the home of Mrs: Virden Mow- bray , Lucknow , and opened by the President Mrs. Clarence Rit- chie with the singing of 'the Ode and repeating of the Mary Stew- art Collect4n unison. The Officers Conference will be held April 30th and May land 2 at. University of Waterloo. The president Mrs. Clarence Ritchie was appointed a delegate to attend, Mrs. Jim Mkt , alternate. `4 Take a Look at Yourself" is, the 4-H course for this winter. Mrs. Bill Haldenby and Mrs. Leon and Clarke volunteered as lead- ers. A donation is to be seht to PAGE SEVENTEEN the Erland Lee Homestead. Mrs., •Ira Dickie reported on Summary Day for the short course "Baked in .a Pie" held in Teeswater. Four of the members put on the "Skit" acted in Teeswater , Mrs. Hank Hartemink, Mri. Frank MacKen- 'zie , Mrs. Clarence Ritchie,, Mrs.' Leonard Clarke. ' Reports of Standing Committees were given. The roll call was answered - Name something new in textiles and show a, sample. This was followed 'by a panel on Labelling of fabrics and garments for washing care, Mrs. Cliff Roul- ston, Mrs. Ira Dickie and Mrs. Harry Lavis taking part". A solo by Mrs. Philip Steer "Mothers" accompanied by Mrs. Leonard Clarke was much. en- joyed. The 4-H put on their skit which they had for the course "Bedr -vm Accessories". A piano solo by Mrs. Leonard Clark was' enjoyed . Wilma played. "Flow Gently Sweet Afton" and "All Through the Night", Songs of Bobby Burns. Courtesy remarks were given' by Mrs. George Young, followed by the singing of 0 Canada and the Grace. Lunch was served by the hostess Mrs. Virdin Mowbray and Mrs. George Young. "--\ The February meeting will be held February 21st at' the home of Mrs. Harvey Houston, time 1.30 p.m. NESDAY FEBRUARY 6 2974 PUBLIC SPEAKING On Friday February 1, the Luck- now Legion Public Speaking con- test was held in 'the auditorium. The winners in the junior section are, - first , ,Lynne Nicholson; second'; Carol Bushell and third , Linda Moulton. In the senior section Marilyn 'Rhody was first, 'Kathryn McKim second and Debbie Searle and Chuck Hunting- ton tied for third. The judges for - this contest were Dr, Little and Rev . Garratt from Lucknow and Mrs. Robert Rutledge-from Huron Township. "Ir. and Mrs. Russel Ross were. riday visitors with her mother , s. Earl Caslick. Ars. 'Hoffman of Toronto was a, litor on the' week end with Mr. d Mrs.. Bob Adams and family, and Mrs. Clarence Adams and rs. Tom Inglis, Betty .and Tom. lisitors on the week end with r. and Mts. Cliff Laidlaw were r. and Mrs. David Bean on the !ek-end and on Sunday Mi. and rs. Jack Kerr of Bluevale . 4r. arid, Mrs. Ivan_Laidlaw , net and Kimberley 'were week- id visitors with her brother , r. Clarence Crowston, Mrs.. rdwston and family-of Chatham. Mrs,. Clark Johnston of Belgrave visiting with Mx. and Mrs.. Forge Young and family of Lang- de. 6. and Mrs; Bill Wilkens and mberley of Listowel were Satur- y visitors with Mr. and Mrs. rl Wilkens. . and Mrs'. Earl Wilkens visited Sunday with her mother at toria Hospital, London. urray Simpson came home 'vin Fanshaw College, on Thursday d remained/home till Sunday d helped with the farm work e to his father, Hugh Simpson ing in Wingham:HospitaI. ord was received here on nday that Mrs. Alan Turner, a rrner resident here , had passed ay on Sunday at Newrnarket.,, e remains will be resting at • Kenzie Funeral Parlor with funeral at 2 p.m. on Wednes- y. WHITECHORCIi.. Rev. and Mrs. Graydon Cox of London spent the week 'end with her sister , Mrs. Olive Boss. We are sorry 'to report that Mrs. Johnston Conn was admitted on this week end to. Wingham Hospit- al, This community wishes her .a very speedy' recovery. The' Education and Cultural Activities meeting of Whitechurch Women's Institute will be held 'February 11,at 2 p.m. at, the home of Miss Merle Wilson instead of the home of Mrs. Russel Gaunt. Roll Call "Solite- thing the younger generation has taught us". Treat for Valentine Box. Motto - 4 Education means developing the mind not stuffing the memory" - Mrs. George Fisher. The speaker is Mrs. Will- iam VanderWoode. There will,a also be a craft demonstration as well as a contest. _ Friday evening visitors with Mts. Gershom Johnston were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston, Donna N and David of St. Pauls. David ' Johnston plays on the Mitchell hockey team and they were • playing with Wingham team which they defeated. Also present for the game were Mr. and Mrs. Gary Black of Clinton , Bill Rob- ertson of Stratford and Miss Susan Terrin of Kitchener. This four- some also visited Mrs]. Johnston after.the game; Hugh Simpson was admitted to , Winghanri hospital on Wednesday. The community wishes him a , speedy recovery. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Ger- shorn Johnston were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnston and Carol Ann of Listowel and Miss Brenda Ritchie of Central College.