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REPORT
KINCARDINE
anuary, 24, at 11:30 p. m'.
able Daulby investigated
vehicle aCcident on High-
6 at theJunctiOn of Ashfield
>ad 9, Bruce Cpunty. Gerald
tg, R.R. 1, Ripley, •
:ing a salt loaded tractor
_combination, while north-
bruary is Heart
Fund Month!
After you turn 21 your parent's OHIP
insurance no longer. includes you.
You're on your awn. So apply for
your. own OHIP number. Don't delay
pr you could be walking into an
emergency uncovered! Get an appli-
cation form from an OH1P District
.,\NN
Office and send it in immediately.'
Important: Always quote your OHIP.
number when contacting OH1P.
The OHIP District Office, in your area
will answer any. questions and help
you with your application..
Mississeikpa
55 City Centre Dr 275-2730
Kingston
1055•Princess-St 546-38'1 d'
Ottawa
75 Albert•St 237-9100
Thunder Bay
200 South Synthcate Ave 623-513'
Windsor'
1427 Ouellette Ave 258.756t
Ministry of
Health
Ontario
..tor 4icrtarc 7 Pbtter monitite
Hamilton
25 Main St IN 525-34E'
London'
227 Queens Ave .433-456'
Sudbury
295 Bond St 6 75-9''
• Toronto •
• 21 95 Yon.pe Eghntor 482
THE LUCKNAW SENTINEL LucKnow, ONTARIO
bound on the sideroad , had the
air brakes fail when applied at
the approach to the ,highway. The
vehicle crossed the highway and
came to rest in the north ditch
with minor damage to the front
bumper.
On January 25 , at 11:3 0 p.m.
Constable Daulby investigated a
single vehicle accident on COn-.
cession A. Huron Township
causing heavy damage and minor
injuries.:Garry Mac•Kerilie ,
Erskine , Alberta while northbound
lost control of his vehicle striking
a mailbox on the east shoUlder ,
then veered across the road into
the west ditch and struck trees.'
.'At 1:3 p.m. January 27, Con •
stable R. DawSon investigated an
accident. pn Highway 86, Huron
Townships Gery Anderson, Kitch-
ener , while westbound, struck and
killed a dog which ran in front of
his vehicle causing minor damage
damage.
Marian Johnstone
Heads 4-H Club
The second meeting of the Luck'-'
now. No. 1 4-H Club was heldton
Thursday, February 'Z'at 7:00 p:m.
at the Lucknow central Public
School. The president opened the'
meeting by all of the girls repeat-
ing the 4-H pledge: The election
df officers,is as fdlloWs: President,
Marian Johnstone; Vice President,
Nancy Alton; Treasurer , Joanne
Ritchie; rotating secretary; Press'
Reporter,, Grace Alton.
The name of the club is "Magic,,
Images'' . They discussed "Little
Things That Count". Nancy
Ritchie and Marian Johnstone dem-
onstrated hand care. They closed
With the 4-H creed.
Mary McKinnon
Club President
The first meeting of the Kairshea
4;--1-1 Club "Take A Look At Your-
self" was held 'Saturday , February''.
9 at the home of Mrs. Halcienby.
The meeting was opened with
the 4-H pledge which was follow-
ed by the election of officers.
They are as follows: President ,
Mary McKinnon; Vice President ,
Dorothy Clarke; Secretary , Norma
McIntyre; Press Reporter
Cheryl Haldenby.
The next meeting will be at Mrs
Clarke's , Saturday , February 16 ,
at 1:30 p.m. •Norma IvIcIatyle
read a letter concerning Fun Day.
Mrs. Halderiby gave a brief
outline of the Club and what•
members were expected to do.
The group discussed "Qualities
That Make A Person Attractive"'
and "If you thiq, a Self Image is,
Important"
The' meeting closed with Mrs.
HaIdenby serving lunch.
True Reflections
The second meeting of the Luck-
now No, 2 4-H Club, was held
Monday, February 11 at '7:00 p.m.
at the Public School. The presid-'
ent opened the meeting and the' ,
girls repeated 'The. 4-H 'Pledge
Roll call was answered by 9 girls.
A vote was held and True Reflect•
ions was the name' chosen for the'
club. The covers which are green,
were passed out. Some girls had
cover designs completed and, •
others had suggestions: It was
decided to use 'Karen Elliott's
idea and Diane MacKenzie was to
do the cover to use ,as a sample
for the rest of the 'girls..
The secretary gave the minutes
and these were adopted as read.
The treasurer's report was heard.
Roll call for next week was given
The .meeting was then turned 'over
to the leaders for the subject ••
matter.
"It's the Little' Things That
Count" was the topic: Mrs. Boyle
discussed the' points of persOnal
cleanliness. „ •
FOr group work each girl gave
herself 'a manicure.
The 4-H Creed closed ,the meet-
ing and each girl went home with
cleaner, more attractive and
healthier looking finger' nails.
Guest Speakers
WHITECHURCH. NEWS
Whitechurch•Women's Institute
met on Monday February 11 for the'
Education and CUltural Activities
meeting, at the horne of Miss
Merle Wilson. :
Miss Wilson president , opened
the meeting. with the singing of
the Ode and repeating the Creed.
The correspondence read was •
Provincial President , Mrs. H„.1.,„
Noblett's letter , announcement of
'District,Directors Meeting to be
held at Tiverton Presbyterian
Church, Ma.rch 19 at,10 a.m. and
information on the Federated ••
Women's Institute competitions.
It was decided not to sell our
Public Address System. It was de-
PAGE sive.
Lowry Farm
Systems
AMBERLEY 395-5286
Clay
-Silo Unloaders
-Feeders
-Cleaners
-Stabling "
-Leg Elevators
-Liquid Manure
Equipment
-Hog. Equipment
Earmatic
-Mills
-Augers, etc.,
Acorn
-Cleaners
-Heated Waterers
VVesteel-Rosco
-Granaries
Zero
-Bulk Tanks
-Pipeline and
Parlour Equipment
B &
-Hog Panelling
Bulk Tank & Pipe-
line Cleaning
Detergents_, Teat
Dip, etc.
Bovadine
DYne
losan
Uddersan
Foamcheck
Kleeneasy
.cided to buy the food for the • ,
lunch .for the dance on. February.
22 and that cost of lunch be divid 4. -
ed amongst, the members, • \. •
The roll call was answered by
'16 members. There were 9 visit-
ors. .Mrs., Dan Tiffin gave a read-
ing "A jumbled Sale"
Mrs., Dan Tiffin ,`convener of
,Education and Cultural ActiVities,
presided for the programme,. •
Mrs . Donna Vander Woude , the
speaker ., was introduced. She' •
started 4 years ago in the Preiby-
terian Church to teach retarded
children, Whercla child accomp
lishes something give them much
praise Do not let them form bad
habits From the beginning
correct them Mrs.' Torn Metcalfe
thanked .and presented Mrs ,
VanderWoude with. a. gift from the .
W.
Miss Rena Jouwsrna demonstrated
flower arrangement with Straw-
flowers , Wheat , tares dyed grass, •
starflowers , swamp grass." She •
was thanked and given a gift by •
Mrs. Lorne Durnin.,
The Motto "Education means
developing the ,rriirid not ,stuffing.
'the memory". was given..by 'Mrs.
George Fisher.
An interesting enjoyable contest
was conducted, by Mrs', Dan Tiffin
with Mrs. Bill RintouI being the
winner.
It was also decided to donate
$10 to the school.
Lunch was served by Mrs. John.
Currie , Mrs. .as...McInnei and
Miss Merle Wilson.