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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-10-08, Page 12LES: FETTER ...SHOES,. Phone '528-2011 LORNE REID SHOE REPAIR .THE wow* .LocKtiow, ONTARIO KING BACKWARDS UGH THE SENTINEL FILES 20 YEARS AGO SEPTEMBER 1955 Lucknow Public School re- opened with accommodation taxed 'more students yet to register. The enrolled with prospects of a fei'Ar practically to capacity. 178 pupils the Ripley Dairy from Mrs. Lloyd and Warren Wyids bought teaching staff included: Stuart Florence Liddle. Collyer, principal, Miss Ruby Webb, Miss Helen Thompson, Mrs. Roy Havens and- Mrs. N. J. MacKenzie, kindergarten teacher,' Because of the large enrolment a new classroom was opened with Mrs. Irwin Carruthers hired as teacher. High school staff included: P. W. INTEREST, :RATE$': „NOW AVAILABLE ON 1st and 2nd Mortgages ANYWHERE IN ONTARIO ON RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL. AND FARM PROPERTIES Interim Financing For New Construction and Land Development FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN YOUR AREA PHONE SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS AND CONSULTANTS LIMITED (519) 7444535 Collect Head Office —56 Weber St. E. Kitchener, Ont. WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH ON AN A-I USED CAR! 1975 HORNET, 4 door, 6 cylinder automatic ( 2 to choose from ) 1975 BUICK CENTURY, 4 door sedan ( 2 to choose from ) 1975 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYALE, 4 door hardtop with air conditioning 1974 BUICK CENTURY, 4 door 4 1973 F350 FORD TRUCK , 1973 CHEV BELAIR, 2 door hardtop 1973 CHEV IMPALA, 2 door hardtop 1973 CHEV IMPALA, 4 door hardtop 1973 BUICK LaSABRE, 2 door hardtop 1973 CHEV IMPALA, 4 door sedan HAMM'S CAR SALES IT'D. BLYTH. • PHONE 523-.434.2. 60 YEARS AGO SEPTEMBER 1915 The patriotic ladies group in Lucknow decided on a woman's' baseball game as a means of raising funds for their work. The exhibition game, married women vs unmarried,' proved successful 'and entertaining. The line-up was as follows: unmarried - Miss Douglas 1st B; C. Geddes 2nd; Fern Reid 3rd; Lila Taylor ss; M. McClure If; M. Spence cf; L. /Campbell rf; M. Irwin c; R. Gordon p. Married - Mrs. W. Joynt 1st; Mrs. A. Stewart 2nd; Mrs. G. Anderson 3rd; Mrs: R. Thompson ss; Mrs Geo. Smith, If; Mrs. J. E, Agne ; Mrs. W. Douglas rf; - Mrs. Wm. McKenzie c; Mrs. W. L. MacKenzie p. Umpire, Miss Isobel Douglas. S.G.I.S. Knows! "Ask S.GlS - It Knows!" read the many posters. throughout the halls of the F. E. Madill Secondary School last week, heralding the introduction of the Student Guid- ance Information Service, develop- ed' and operated by the Ontario Ministry of Education. The purpose of S.G.I.S. is to provide facts necessary in explor- ing possible vocations and further education of training. uses a huge computer at Queen's Park in Toronto, and has descrip- tions of nearly every possible oCcupation - over 7,000! S.G.I.S. can tell all about a career ... what is involved on the job, what the training is, and where the training can be obtained. If a Person does not have a career in mind, S.G.I.S. can be given the 'interests of the individual and will suggest careers to be considered! The service also gives informa- tion about any university, commun- ity college, private trade schools, and apprenticeship programs in Ontario. In addition it can provide data on the courses offered, costs, admission requirements, student accommodation and housing, fin- ancial assistance, and so on. In a letter to parents acquainting them with S.G.I.S., Principal Robert P. Ritter stated: "Our school has joined this computer service as we believe it will prove to be of great help in providing our students with up-to-date:"cotnplete and accurate information so im- portant and necessary in selecting a career and making plans for the future." ' The Guidance Department, un- • der its Head, Jack Kopas, will be instructing 'andassisting the stud- ents in the use of S.G.LS. • AWARDS NIGHT LUCKNOW TOWN HALL Tuas., Oct. 14 at 0:30 p.m. Sponsored by Lucknow Agricultural Society Suggest Group Name Change An executive meeting of "Alli- ance for Life", Wingham Branch, was held on Tuesday, September 9. The minutes of the last meeting and treasurer's report were pres- ented and approved. •-• A suggestion' was made that the name be changed from "Voice of the Unborn" to "Alliance for Life'', Wingham Branch. Two more executives will be added to our group, one of whom is Mrs, Ivy Smith. There will be a membership drive in November. Mrs. Raymond Schmidt Of Bluevale is the member- ship chairman. Memberships will be in effect for one year commenc- ing January lst. They have recently appointed 5 • branch chairmen. They are as follows: Blyth, HMka Bakelaar; Brdssels, Mary, Anne Ryan; Gorrie, Mrs. Oscar Kieffer; Lucknow, Bob Damsma; Teeswater, Isobel Thompson. A youth Pro Life group is now being formed. Also Listowel and Harriston have been contacted about organizing an active Pro Life group. Plans are now underway to produce 4 new tapes to be used as radio commercials. There will be a Pro Life dance on October 25 at the Wingham Armouries. They feel that one week should be set aside as "Respect for Life" week. It was suggested that it commence on Mother's Day. "Love Life" will be the theme of Pro Life exhibits at fall fairs this year. The meeting was adjourned. Producing beef on corn silage can be a simple and profitable business. Particularly, if you'd e supplement your good ,corn with Shyr-Gain Beef Bilasupplement. When you use this Shur-Gain product to add protein, vitamins,, minerals and trace elements 'Makes the most or Corn Silage wherever it is grown .:-...w ...3 ,fti. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 8,197 At The Movies : . . i , "Aloha, Bobby and Rose" directed by Floyd Mutrux, is i ,conteinporary . love story set Hollywood, on the Pacific coastlin and in Tijuana, Mexico. Aimed a youthful audiences, this film .fol lows a pair of star-crossed lover from an accidental murder in Hollywood liquor store to a night c carousing in Mexico, to inevitabl tragedy on ,a rainswept Los Angele street. \ Paul, LeMat plays Bobby, garage mechanic with an obsessio for souped-up. cars, and Rose, young divorcee who works in a c wash is played by Dianne Hull. Despite its title, no frame of Aloft Bobby and Rose is set in Hawaii But Hawaii has a spec al meanin for the young lovers o start o planning an island cation, • ar end up on the 'run fr the la, Much of the action in the Iii centres around automo s. Included are spectacular hot r chases and races down ti California freeways, as dragste whip in and out of Saturday fig traffic. The rock Music soundtrac with songs by Elton John, Mary Gaye and Stevie Wonder provide fitting backgronnd for this 'yout oriented melodrama. A provocative new film with unusual theme is "The Reincarn tion of Peter Proud" siarri Michael Sarrazin, Jennifer O'Ne' Margot Kidder and Come Sharpe. Based on Max Ehrlic gripping • best-seller, the mol follows the obsessive search o young man who comes to believe his own prior existence. Irresist ly, he seeks out the people a events of his previous life, as w as the mystery and terror th provoke. The belief in reincarnation F been recorded from ancient tim today, it is part of the grow' occult scene, especially in Eurc and the United States. Reincarnation of Peter Proud ta an exciting loOk at the subject, might make even the sker wonder whether someday somec will prove that reincarnatiOn possible. to the high energy found in corn, you get a balanced ration that's easy to feed and economical to use.. Reduce labou r and feed costs in beef production by using a corn silage and Shur-Gain Silasupplement program. Its all you really need. Beef Silastippleinent Shur-Gain for the modern farmer I L. LE: W THAN IVING SERVICE ; Kinks* • : P*010yterian Church Lucknow Ott- 12 at 12:30 p.m. WITH MARGARET THOMPSON , 041410••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ashton's Ladies' and Men's Wear Store was enlarging its premises by the addition of the shop recently vacated by Wm. Schmid. The new , annex would be devoted solely to men's and boys' wear. Hoag, principal, Wm. M. MaeDon- ald, Walter Coulthard, Miss Mary Fulton, John R. Abel, Paul Pratt, Mrs. Elizabeth Suter, Mrs. Jack Hewitt and G. Fleming, music supervisor. 40 YEARS AGO SEPTEMBER 1935 Rev. T. C. Wilkinson, minister of St,. Helens and Whitechurch United Churches, accepted a Call to Fingal. He was succeeded by Rev. H. M. Wright of Sombra. nest of thirty mud turtle eggs was discovered on the farm of Kenneth Cameron! West Wawa- nosh, just south east of Lucknow. The nest was turned up while Earl Gaunt was plowing and was' discovered in a high and dry part of the field, buried under about five inches of earth. The eggs were snowy white, perfectly round and about the size of an average plum. We keeb on saying it because its true... "All you really need is Shur-Gain Beef . SilasupplementP'* LUCKNOW PHONE 528-2026 ANDERSON FLAX .PRODUCTS LIMITED.