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p WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24th, 1965
W. R. ilamilton
OPTOMETRIST
LYCEUM THEATRE'
WINGHAM
PHONE 35.7.1361
A. M HARPER.
CHARTERED AC000NTANT.
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.55 - 57 South' Street, Goderich
Telephone ,524-7562 •
JOH NSTONE'S..
FUNERAL HOME.,..
Modern and:, Convenient
Lucknow, 'Phone 528-3913'
Day. or Night
• Serving All Faiths
According' `to. Their Wishes.,•
Moderate, :. Prices
Established 1894 •
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Chiropractor
Physio
'. and Electra' Therapist •
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West
(Office located'' ti John
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next to ,Toronto.' Dominion Bank)
INSURANCE
FIRE, WIND; CASUALTY
AUTOMOBILE ,and 'LIFE'
• To Protect . Your Jack,.'
Insure: With ,Jack Today.:
J. A McDQNAGH
• Lucknow, Phone 528-3423
R.
'Vv. ANDREW
• Barrister and Solicitor .
LISTOWEL, 'ONTARIO
IN LUCKNOW
Every :• Wednesday, and
Saturday.•Afternoon•
:Office 'in' the, Joynt Block.
" Telephone..
Lucknow 528-3116,
'CRA ORD and
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J. H. CRAWFORD, Q.C.
Wingham and: Lucknow
IN 'LUCKNOW
MONDAY. ':and'. WEDNESDAY
Located in Kilpatrick .Block
Phone Winghann
• Office: 357-3630 Res. // 3574330
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PROD.UCTS
for. . prompt Service,
. and quality .products,
Contact:
GRANT CHISHOLM
Phone Collect
Dungannon 529-7524
Always Look To Imperial
For The Best"
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LICKNOW, ONTARIO
CARD OF THANKS
I wish. to • thankmy neighbours
and . friends . and relatives who
sentme cards and • gifts, visited
me . • and supplied : transportation
when. I was a patient in. Wing -
ham. Hospital, •
• • •. •,Glenn • Morningstar
cheson.
CH'ARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
•MUNICIPAL AUDITORS
.Box 663 Phone 55
Kincardine
i�dden's Studio
PORTRAITS
Weddings and Children. •
GODERICH,; 'ONTARIO.
' 118 ,St. David :Street ..
Dial 524-8787
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b. Williams, 0•
" • Optometrist
9 Patrick' Street W,
WING'I-IA1Vt
'note 3, 74282."
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•EXPERT DESIGNING AND
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Cemetery • Lettering a Specialty
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• P.O.. Box 158.y
PHONE 3571:910, WINGHAM•.;
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FUNERAL. SERVICE,
Services 'conducted according •
to, your wishes at your Home,
your Church; or at our •Mem;':.
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charge
Lucknow, :: Phone •;528-3432:
Day or Night
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MacKENZIE, O.D.l
Optometrist
N -ow 'IN RIPL'EY
• EVERY : •WEDNESDAY
Office Hours 10:00. a4.. to 9:00
p.m.' Phone Roy MacKenzie,'
Ripley, 96-i-24 for appointment.;
R..W. BELL
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TOMETRIST -' GODE'RiCH
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F. T: Armstrong ,.. .
Consulting Optometrist
The Square, • •
(Phone JAckson 4-7661)'
TED' cQ.LLYER `•
`istered Master Electrician
Rebg
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR '
pecializing In
Electric . Heating,` Electric Wiring.
and: Repairs .
• and •
All
Electrical Appliances
l;ucknow Ph011e,528-5182 •
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GavilterGo' "Herr McIntosh.
a Ward
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS.
Resident Partner
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Phone 881-3471 Walkertb?I
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs: Jack Hewitt wishes to ex
press sincere thanks to .all. who,
sent flowers, • . cards, letters and
gifts while • she was 'hospitalized.
Special thanks . to' the' ladies . who
made the • display for Achieve-
ment ' Night such' . a success:
Lloyd Cline wishes : ''to ' express.
his Sincere. thanks to all who 're-
membered• him in many� •ways
while -.he' .was hospitalized, Their
thoughtfulness was deeply appre-
ciated. and
thanks Ao ' 'Doctors
Corrin , McKim.'
IN MEMORIAM
DEXTER In loving .memory of
my. parents. , Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Dexter who passed away,.
(Mother) August . 13th, 1960,
(Father) . March• 26th, . 1964.,
They : wouldn't wish for sorrow,.
They ',wouldn't wish ' , for tears,:
But • just to be ' rememberd, •
Throughout• the .'passing, years.
forever remembered by daugh-
ter Emily .and family.
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'CAMPBELL -- ;In Memory of
one son Lyall ' Bradley Campbell;
who ..passed away March 26th,
1952t.
Alittle tribute true and tender,
Just to show .that we .remember.
He lives with us in memory still,:
Not 'just .today, ; but always ,will
Always remembered by Mo-
ther, .Dad' and family. .
- �in memory of
Mr. .and . Mrs. Edward Dexter who
passed away, .(Mother) • on :August
'13th, 1960. (father) ' .,on March
26th.; 1964„
We who loved :you sadly ' miss,.
you ,
As it dawns another, -year .
'In -our 'lonely hours. of . thinking;,
Thoughts: of you are always
near. .
Ever . renleMbered by fainly
and grandchildren.: m.•
CARNIVAL
(Continued'• from page ' 1)
able, but the Lticknow . girls .' un-
der : coach Mrs: Alvin Hamilton
were :Nancy : Walden, ,Elizabeth
Newbold,' Susan Hall, Sandra
Thomson.; Joyce Johnstone, Lin-
da Straughan, Joanne Greer, Su-
san Manto,' Patty, Hamilton, Del-
ores Whitby; Ellen O'Donnell,
Brenda Jardine, Deborah ` Col'rin,
Sharon Wagner, Margaret, Ches-
ter, Donna Mullin and ` Mary Jar-
dine. L
ar-dine.L' ucknow's goals .were 'scor-
ed by Susan Susan 'Hall from . Nancy
Walden and Linda Straughan un
assisted.•
COSTUME EVENTS .and RACES.
The costume events were. jud-
ged. 'by ; Mrs. ' Dori Carter, Mrs:.
Robert , Dowsett and' Mrs.' Mel.
Ferguson. all ; of ' Lucknow: 'Win-
ners., were: pre-school` and kin-
dergarten, Annette Kirkland,. • Ed-
it h Greer, ' Teddy Pritchard .;•.
grades. 1 and 2, :Sandra Finlay,
Paul Goyette, 'Kenny. Straughan;
grades 3 and . 4, , Mark:, Chisholm
and Doug ':Corrin ; (dressed "'as a
horse)," Janine . Glenn, Ian Mont-
gomer.y; • grades • 5 and 6,' Dale
Hunter,, Doug' Stevenson, Gail Ja
mieson; grades 7 'and 8, Eleaver
Whitby. and .Linda ;Boyle (dress-
ed as a 'two' headed . monster),
.Nancy Kirkland,,~ Lynda Walden
and .Carol ' Campbell; high 'school.
stationery Values
The. Lucknow Sentinelhas some.
real bargains on .display in boxed
writing ''papery writing pads, en-
velope's, hasty notes, etc.
WE WERE ABLE TO PUR-
CHASE, . A T. , CONSIDERABLE
SAVINGS, . A 'CLEARANCE 'OF'
STATIONERY BY A. MANUFAC-
TURER. WE •ARE OFFERING.
MANY BARGAINS,.
UpTo 50
°lo
Off
on many items
OTHER .ITEMS AT rON'E;THIRD
OFF,
DROP iN,• THEY`RE ON
DISPLAY
Lucknov Sentlnel
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,(Continued from page 1);
Mr. Kincaid felt , it would be
in .the interest of all ;to arrange
a Meeting with the Huron boards.
• ABOUT: 500, PUPILS
The 'formation of a, Lucknow-:
Kinloss Area ,would ;present
pupil .enrolment of about' 500, in-
cluding kindergarten.; .'There are
presently ..220, in the Lucknnow..
schoolwith a kindergarten of, ' 20.
Kinloss Township Area 'has a pu
pil ,population of about. 227 •with
no 'kindergarten. • •
, ' This would be far . below the
Department of •Education's sug--
gestiori ' of 1000 pupils in .a. county
school area. The Department :also
suggests ' a minimum of 300 pu-
pils inany one •school. If. Kin-
loss-Lucknow . formed, and if they
used. the !Kinloss Central School
•as it. is for one of • the schools,
it would seem that the proposed.
area 'would' .• not• measure up to
department • suggestions' in either
case, So, 'there. were a' lot of
questions went unanswered ' to
b o'a r d . members. at Monday's
meeting.
NEW "SCHOOL .PROPOSAL
Assuming .•that Lucknow a 'n d
Kinloss might form an area, it
was suggested that the' Kinloss.
Central 'School 'would . continue as,.
is; with an eleven -room plus play-
room school 'built, . at Lucknow to
accomodate the" Lucknow ' pupils
and the balance of 'Kinlossnot.
able. to be ;handled in the : Holy
rood school: Kinloss now have an
enrolment of 106 pupils; ,and could'
possibly close . one rural • school
and . absorb them at • Holyrood..
Any other closings • ; would : mean
a ' .building ,program . " at Kinloss
Central. • • '
It 'was rep eatedly :pointed out
,that a new . school 'building pro --
grain is handled. much more ec
onomically. than an addition ,pro -
grain.
pro -gram.: While . it was generally
agreed that ' the ;Lucknow. school
is in good ' state of. 'repair,• it was'.
pointed ;out • that the grant struc-
ture ' is •geared' to , aid •• new build-
ing . programs and. that a small
addition :to: the Lucknow school
might • be handfed at very . little
less cost than; the building.. of a
b�a,nd new school.,
he Lucknow school : is in need
of playroom and• auditorium : foe-
Hides,- proper : convenient :' office
space; improved : washroom coh=
ditions. It:, was. 'feltthat if 'an ad-
dition . was.' built to.: the "Lucknow
school, , f ,i r': a marshall's regular
tions would mean extensive ren-
ovation' to the interior. '
•'INSP'ECTOR'S SUGGESTION
T h,e suggestion. ° of : inspector
Keith, Waldie to .the meeting. was:
That' a Lucknow-Kinloss Board be
formed; Than either:an • an addition
'and adults, Mrs. Gordon ,Mont-;
eomery, Janet Carruthers; Betty.'
Mathers. .
Results of ': t: h e races were
girls'', age 6 and 7, Connie Stev-
•enson, Heather Stevenson, Linda
Boak; boys'';'. age ..6 and 7, Wayne
Farrish, ,,Kenny ' Straughan, Ran-
dy Ackert ,gids' . 8, &; .9, Joanne
Thompson, Laurie Chisholnm,• Bon-
nie McLeod; • boys' 8 and' 9,: • Da
vid Farrish, Murray Button, Stew=
art Alton;' girls' 10 and 11,' Mary
Jardine, Deborah Corrin, 'Eliza-
beth ' Newbold ;boys' • 10 and. .11,
John MacKenzie, Doug Steven-
son, Abner° Ackert; girls' 12 and
13, Sandia" Thomson, . Valerie
-Morningstar, . JackieJohnston;
boys' 12 and 13, John ' Emberlin.,
Bill Boak; Alan • Andrew; girls'
open 'race,. first, Sandra' • Thom-
son, :third, Eleanor ,Whitby; boys''
open 'race, John Enmberlin, Bobs
Humphrey, ,Bill. 'Boak.
HOUSE .:LEAGU'E•
House League : Hockey conclud-
ed the evening •when the' Pee
wees, and Squirts gate the aud-
ience an example of the Satur
day morning hockey they. have
been playing 'all . 'winter, . •
• Hall's Red: .and ' White •defeated
Chisholm's Imperials ' 2-1.. Elmer
Ackert scored both goals . f o
Hall's and Doug Stevenson scor-
ed the only , goal for the Imper-
ials:
mper-la
Hamilton's li''iiel
s • defeated Sch-
mid's' arid Asliton',s 2-0. John Mac-
Kenzie. • a n d David MacKinnon
scored the ' goals: ',The standing
now is Hamilton's Fuels 25, Chis-
holm's 'Imperials 18, Schmid's
and Milton's 13'', Hall's Red and
White 8. 'These teams:' will start
their playoffs this Saturday,
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be built to Lucknow school or .a'
new school be" built with the costs
of both proposals examined close-
ly; That .Kinloss be operated to
grade. 4 ; with senior pupils 'atten-
ding
attending: the school at Lucknow::
Mr. Waldie stressed' that there
is no point 'in building a new:
larger school if something better
in education cannot be '' offered.
He -'felt that by larger areas and
larger schools, auditorium:. and
playroom • facilities can be made
available for `every, child, rotary.
systems can be brought . into op-
eration everywhere and . an aux-
iliary room could be established.
The:, meeting closed with ' the fol-
lowing • decisions:.
Mr. Waldie offered to work out
a proposal' of adding another-. three
•rooms to Kinloss Central and the
cost, involved.. He' is also working
out a proposal ''for'. a ; combined.
Lucknow.-Kinloss area with Luck-
now accomodating' the pupils that•
Kinloss . cannot presently handle
in their 'Central' School.
The Lucknow boa"rd planned to
discuss. • their • .position , with .• the
Huron . Cou'nty :boards.
If an area is to be formed to
become effective next 'year,' it.
will have to be decided, by the
first of June.: ; •
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