The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-10-23, Page 15OCTOBER 23 1974
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Metric Information
THE HURON COUNTY BOARD
OF EDUCATION
WILL PRESENT A SERIES OF
4 NIGHT SCHOOL CLASSES
gist the general public in understanding the reasons for
ersion to the metric system. ,An introduction to some of the
t.ouirnonly used metric measurements will be offered.
first session of each will be held as follows, and wilrcon-
Ilot tom. weeks.
IsTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL — CLINTON
• TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29
SOUTH HURON 'DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL — EXETER
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29 '
GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30
WILL SECONDARY SCHOOL — WINGHAM
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30'
commence at 8 p.m. Further information is available
each se.h001,
ill b
aoe no charge for these sessions.
-
BROWNIE
NEWS
monies started their meet.:
esday, October 1Sth with
of "Human Ladders".
Lome was Fairy Queen'
placed the Toadstool for
Ring . The Brownies
Their Brownie Gold and
was for clean hands.
re 'two new Tweenies
Toadstool, Lori Stanley
te Huffman. Everyone
the Brownie. Prayer, •
•Crolden Bar ceremony,
Cameron received her
Bar badge from Brown
Owl.
At Pow Wow Sharon Struthers
finished her test in interesting
things of nature and Rosemary
Gilmore showed three interesting
. things she' had found. Brown Ovvi
explained Pow Wow to the Tween-
ies. Next meeting will include a
Hallowe'en craft.
For work' period Brown Owl had
Shirley Loree for a. test on courtesy.
Shirley has now completed her
Golden Hand Test. Cadet had the
Pack doing actions and singing ,the
Brownie Band song. Snowy QwI
collected money from the Brownies
who sold caleradars. Tawney Owl
had the Tweenies for the Brownie
Promise.
The, meeting closed with the
Squeeze and Taps.
Ashfield Man
!Ned In 73rd Year
7
HENRY (HARRY) IRWIN
Henry (Harry) Irwin of Ashfield
Township passed away inWing-
ham Hospital on Saturday, Septem-
ber 28 in his 73rd year.'
He was born in Ashfield on May
4th, 1902, a son of William John
Irwin and Amelia Henry. He never
married.
Harry, as he was more familiarly
known, is survived by three
brothers and two sisters, Frank of
West Wawanosh, Roy of Lucknow,
Jack of Goderich, Lila Irwin of
Lucknow and Mrs. Glen (Winni-
fred) Campbell, of Ashfield,
He was predeceased by his
parents and two brothers in
infancy.
The funeral service was held at
MacKenzie Memorial Chapel,
Lucknow on Monday, September
30. Rev.' A. Cook of Trinity United
Church was minister. - •
Six nephews acted as pallbear-
ers, Ira Campbell, Irwin Campbell,
Bernard Campbell, . Jack Irwin,
• Orland Irwin, Melvin Irwin.
Interment was in Greenhill Cem-
etery.
• Jr. W.I. Hold
October Meeting
• On Tuesday, October, 15, the
Lucknow Junior Women's institute
met at the Lucknow Town Hall.
Vice President, Miss June Alton,
opened the meeting with, the
Opening Ode and the Mary. Stewart
Collect. The roll Call was answered
by ten members and the minutes of
the last • meeting, correspondence
PAGE 'FIFTEEN
RIPLEY DISTRICT SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT
Friday, October 25
at 8 p.m.
GUEST SPEAKER
Mr. G. Roberts
VALEDICTORIAN
Carmon Courtney
RECEPTION TO FOLLOW
GUESTS WELCOME
and financial statement were pre-
sented. Mrs. Nancy BroWn gave a
repott on the Junior Women's
Institute of Ontario• Fall Conference
which she; June. Alton and Marg-
uerite Sanderson attended on Oct-
ober 5th near Sheffield, Ontario.
The businessincluded a discus-
sion of the Institute's contribution
to the tuck shop at Pinecrest Manor
Nursing Home, the forthcoming
Christmas bazaar and the next
meeting.
•
Mrs.
. Nancy Brown explained to
the members about the "Sewing
With Knits" training school" which
she and Mrs. Deana Reavie
attended inTeeswater' on October
10th and 1 Ith. Mrs. Reavie and
Mrs. Brown will lead the group and
AT THE
teach the' members about sewing
with knits.Each'. member, is ,
required to make .4 garment from.
knit fabric There. 'will be two to '
four meetings, as required, and a,
Surriniary -Day will be held with .,
other area groups next February.
All interested persons are welcinne
to take part. It was decided that at
the next Junior Women's Institute
meeting, on Tuesday. November
12th, the "Sewing With Knits"
course would begin.' , ".
A shortdiscussion was' conduct-. •
ed by Nancy Brown on the origin of
the Women's Institute colours,
motto and' badge.. ,This was:' •
followed by group discussion :about •
the Christmas bazaar and 'a most
delicious lunch. •
SPKIAt
tight Bulbs
G. E.
40- 100 WATTS
• 3 pkg. of 2
$1
4
• SEPOT YARIETY1TQRE
Phone 528-2830 • October 23, 24, 25, 26
Lucknow
SPECIAL,
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*W$ COTTON DRILL
INURE, SIZES 30 - 40
'ANTY HOSE
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lit for $1A4
iTY HOSE MATCH BOX TOYS
uEEN SIZE
lug stc
R,f0r$1A4
SPECIAL
Work Shirts
TO MATCH WORK PANTS
SIZES 141/2 TO 17
$3.84
MEN'S DRESS
GLOVES
VINYL WARMLY LINED
SAVE iSe
SPECIAL
Tea Towels
MEN'S PYJAMAS
COTTON FLANNELETTE
SIZESABCDE
SAVE $2.54
$6.44 pr.
SAVE 42e
2 for $1.54
100% COTTON 18 x 28
2 for 84
• Dislincioths
TERYLENE QUILT
BATTS
SAVE 6.5e
$4.14
FOAM CHIPS
1 LB. BAGS
SAVE 34C
2 for $1.44
RAINBOW 15 x IS
5 for 840
• SPECIAL
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BARS
3 for $1.04
SPECIAL
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BY HERSEY
2 lbs. for $1.44