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c'LYGON MODEL 1 50
Former Ashfield
Lady Passes
MRS. JACK McCREIGHT
Ministry of Treasury
Econo.mics and
Intergovernmental
Affairs
Honourable Leo Bernier
Minister of Natural Resources
Honourable W. Darcy McKeough
Treasurer of Ontario
WEDNESDAY, 'JUNE 4, 1975 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PA a SIXTEEN
EY DISTRICT SCHOOL
junior boys ;winner - Paul Trapanier
with 20 poitits; intermediate girls'
winner. - Jane Farrell with 14
points; intermediate boys'.winner
Phil Trapanier with 20 points;
senior girls' winner, - Brenda Fair
with 20 points; senior boys' winner
- Frank Storey with 20 points.
The elementary Yearbook , rep-
resentatives held a meeting. .
SECONDARY
MANPOWER
On Friday, the ,Level 4 and S.
students had - speakers froni
'Canada Manpower in Walkerton
come and speak to them. They told
them about job opportunities in
Bruce County. They showed a film
otrhow to find a job. It was a very
informative speech!
GEOGRAPHY TRIP
The Level 2 Geography class,
accompanied by the teacher Mr.
Turvill, travelled to the Mount
Forest weather station in Mount
Forest:, We learned a lot about how
weather statistics :are taken and
recorded. It was a very educational
trip.
B.I.A.
Ten students from .our school
went to B.I.A. at Chesley on May
27. Those competing were John
Drazazga, Rick Clampitt, Mike
Gallant, Danny Boyd, Randy Ack-
ert, Laurie Coiling, Jane Messeng-
er; Janice Farrell, Priscilla Zipfel
ana Donna Gallant. Those
students Who placed in events, were
Janice Farrell, Who took first in
Midget girls high jump; Jane
Messenger who was third in
Midget girls 100 metre and third in
Midget girls triple jump .and the
Midget girls 400 metre relay team
of Janice Farrell, Laurie Coiling,
Jane Messenger and Donna Gal-
lant Who captured 2nd prize with .a
time of 58.17 seconds.
Randy Ackert placed fourth in
the Junior Boys high jump. event.
ELEMENTARY
RIPLEY'S GRADE 7
AND 8 NEWS
Reporters-: Tom Wilson, Heather
Boyd.,
We held our track and field day
on Friday, May 30. Ages 9 and up
from the Public School came to
compete. The results were: junior
girls' winners - Darlene Coiling and
Mary Farrell, both with 16 points;
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LANGSIDE
Mrs. Wesley Young of Langside
and Mrs. Lloyd Moffat of Lucknow
went on a chartered bus trip to
Ottawa last week end. On the
return trip they stopped 'at Rock-
land where they all had ,a boat ride
to the ,Thousand Islands which was
much enjoyed. They -left here
Friday 'evening, returning Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Oswald Rudi of London
visited with her brothers Bob and
Dick 'Orr on Thursday. .
George Zusban and Peter Briscb
of Thamesville visited with Ken
Young on Thursday.
Graham Moffat 'of Teeswater
returned home from Victoria Hosp-
ital last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wall of
VVingharn formerly of Langside and
Mr. arid 'Mrs. Paul Vanstone of
Wingham are presently enjoying a
tarp out west.
Mr. and Mrs. Karnnstra of
Holland, who have been visiting
her sister Mr. and Mrs. Wally
Weirsma this past four weeks, met
the plane at Toronto Sunday to
return home.
Dawn Nicholson spent last week
end with Heather Young..
The last Bible Study of the '
season was held at the . home of
George and Linda young Saturday
Annie F. McCreight passed
away on Thursday, . May. 29, at
Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home,
Lucknow,- after a , lorig illness.
She was born on October 12,
1894 in l3elfast, Ireland, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Sinclair. Her, early Christian
.upbringing remained with her'
throughout her entire life. .
On November 11, 1918 .she
married Jack McCreight of Belfast,
Ireland. One year later they came
to Canada to make their home. A
few years later they went to Detroit
Where they spent most, of their
married life. They were members
of Maranatha Baptist Church in
Deft:bit.
They returned to Canada in 1957
and farmed in AShfield Township
for a number of years. Mrs.
McCreight was active in the
Sunday School and W.M.S. in
Ashfield Presbyterian Church. In
1968 they retired to Kincardine..
She was predeceased by her
husband in November 1968, two
brothers and one sister in Belfast,
Ireland.
Left to mourn her loss are two
sisters Sadie (Mrs. Wm. Schaeffer)
of St. Ignace, Michigan, and
Minnie (Mrs. Preston) of Belfast,
Ireland; a niece, Nan Barnett and
grandniece Karen Barnett.
Funeral - services. were held on
May 31, from MacKenzie MeMor-
ial Chapel in Lucknow conducted
by her minister Rev. Cyril Miller of
Kincardine Baptist Church. Walter
Dexter, a close friend, sang a
request number, Beyond the Sun-
set. Final resting place was
Loch al sh Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Fred Craigie;
*alter Dexter, Bill Ross, Ewan
MacLean, Mac Boyd and Earl.
Howes.
The Ontario Government has set up'
a progr6m of tax reductions on
forest land. The purpose is to
encourage proper management. of
such ,land, and to. ensure, its fUllest
productivity.
Qualifying forest land.owners will
receive grants equal to' 50% of the
1973-74-75 municipal and school'
taxes'levied on their forest property..
This program will be of interest to
anyone owning forest land-that is not
assessed as part of ;a farm. It is for
the relief of landowners who manage
tL
For further information and an appli-
cation: phone (416) 965-3500 Or
write:
SubsidieS Branch,
Ministry of Treasury, Economics
and Intergovernmental Affairs
56 Wellesley Street West
Toronto, Ontario
their forests for the production .of
wood and wood products; and for
the proviSion .:of wildlife habitat,.
water 'conservation,. and prevention
of erosion.
evening with a good attendance.
The group are planning an evening
at the beach at a later date.
Mrs. Philip Steer went to London
,on Friday and is spending a few
days there. She expects to return
home on Wednesday.
• The Langsige Whitechureh
young peoples held theirmeeting:
at Whitechurch Sunday evening.
Jim Orr of London visited with
Bob and Dick Orr on Sunday.