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XHI .LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKI41OW, ONTA
een t o yr
e recentlyhad a request
out an advertising agency re-
Questing :,detailed information.
about the number ,of dogs' , on
. farms, in, kennels, in town. as
pets.: ,etc. The advertising • , ag,
.., was ,.making plans for
an advertising . campaign 'that
Was to be. directed .at the
"dog , , market" . in this , area.
f d well as. across the coup
•They naturally • were con-
cerned if -wehad any dogs
In Mit area. before they sent.
their funds In this direction.
The agency suggested' var-
ious places where we could
-rbecure the' .information: we - re -
The county assessor's
ce revealed that Lucknow
tad • population .of .16 dogs '
*according • to the official re
° Seems there a lot of
•people in the illage who
`.don't admit to having a dog.
Probably: saves: them a buck
.or two on a licence: .
:"Dog gonnit", we could see
16 dogs any day !of the week.,
just by: looking out our front
window. It seemed purpose-
!less for us to try, 'o go any fur
'cher . and ;secure he dog pop_
ulatiion. of the a jacent:.town-
-ships.
own
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'ship . We a�c Rt d
-pious figure ; of 16. and }et .it:.
'go at that. •
See the new selection . of serv-
iettes, place mats and .coasters at
the 1Lucknow Sentinel. *;
Up�'lp!
eekens
A
mil, afternoon collision.. On
Saturday afternoon . .in. Lucknow.
didclose top $1500 damage to two
cars but the occupants:: escaped
serious inky.
Mary Anerson' of 'Toronto, ac-
eo ' by her mot1er Mrs.'`
mponied h
W. B. Anderson of Lucknow was
proceeding east on Wheeler . St:'
and was in collision with a : car
driven by Ken Nicholson Of Luck
now . who. ' was proceeding +r :'south,
on Inglis St. The accident. oc-
curred at the. Johnstone Feed Mill
corner,
Ken, . and children were uninjur-
ed.. Mary slightly injuredher
nose but" no bones were' broken,
Hermother was uninjured.
Damage has , been roughly es-
timated at close to ' '$1000 to the
Anderson .Volkswagen and about
$500 to the. Nicholson car. The col-
lision was investigated by. Village
Police Chief , Joe : Vienneau.
PROGRAMME. .AT PINECREST
• Unit 4 of: the United Church
`Women Lucknow,' put on a short
programme; : at Pinecrest Nurs-
ing
urs ing Home last Tuesday afternoon.
Members taking. part. ' were Mrs.
Mel Goyette, organist, • Mrs., Clar-
ence Bell;. scripture, Mn.
Greer ' and Mrs, Bruce MacKenzie
'readings. Mrs, E. ` Hall, Mrs. H.
.Strap, Mrs.Bob Campbtell and
Mrs/ Wm. Wherry assisted with
Hymns.. Mrs. Harvey 'Webster
was convenor for < the Programme.;
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• Kim Novak, Lawrence Harvey and Robert` Morley 0
' 0 Somerset Maugham's sensational novel becomes one of the ; :•
year's . most: .interesting dramas •
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"Hurricane Isidnd
Receives• ' ,::.even.:
Year Service ,' Star
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On May, 1th,,, Elva 'Ritchie was,'
enrolled : into . "the sisterhood of
Guides, ' • •
On May 14th, Lieutenant took.
the company on a hike\ Several
.guides • passed their 'f telighting
•test. ,•
On, May • 21st, the regular meet=
lag of the 1st Lucknow Guide
Company, vvas •held ,.The opening
was 'held. outdoors, After roll. call
and • flagbreak, '.the .'"Queen" was
sung ' and the 'Guide prayer recit-
ed
Thee following; badges were ',pre-
sented; Mary Elizabeth Hender-
son, Second 'class • and Citizen bad,
ges; . Beverley' . MacDonald, ' Toy
maker and 'Knitter badges. Ser-
vice stars' .were then awarded to
guides who had, attended 'seventy-
five percent of the 'meetings in
the past year. Of special mention
Is • the seven "Stear"-'star to: C.L. .
Barbara Rathwell, and ° the ' four
year .star to C.L. Janet. ``' Carruth
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: During patrol corners, Patrols -
in -council were held. .Campfire;
was• led by . -Beverly MacDonald..
Taps closed' the meeting at 9::00.
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FOUND ` I OST?' ' DOG'
Much to our . dismay; . ` very..
few of our readersever take
Time ., to tell us ` 'of a •news
story. A tip. off ' is always very
welcome by .'us: and it ` seems
that we have a budding news
reporter' in the malting `'right
on our ,back' door step
Seems • : that 'young Brenda
MacDonald,' daughter of neigh-
bour Jack. and 'Mrs. .MacDon-
ald, became .alarmed recently,
upon finding her pup. missing
The'. MacDonalds have., lost '.:
two ' pups recently and Bren-
da
ren da:. was. ' making Y.Sure ' that . the
third; household petwas kept''
under close itvatch:A:. ," ' .
She:';' made a circle : of: the
neighbourhood and .picked iip. ;
her young friends ' as, volun-.
teer .searchers ``and the search
'party 'met . with success. ,It:
seems, though, „that the little ,
dog was ' merely sunning ' it-.
self :just across theroad from',
_MacDonalds y and Probabl was
getting a big. kick out of wat-
ching the youngsters. ' search
the neighbourhood for him..
The following n e w s item
.:. was submitted to the Send'',
`el , by writer Zena Garniss
who we felt covered the . story
'quite• w e 11. We thought it
worth publishing.:
Mary -Jardine, Sandra Mehl-
nes,'
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nes ` Andr a McInnes Brenda
Mauer, 'Heather.,Mauer, Jack
ie Hulmbie, David McInnes, '.
`. •Linda ' •Boak and Zena?Garniss
of Luucknow found . McDaun `
Id's dog ` yesterday
Thanks Zena; we wish the
adult population of the village
were as, news conscious as
.. your . group,
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DRIVE -1N THEATRE
THUR., FRI., SAT., MAY 27.2829
The New Interns
M: Callan, j.. • Powers' '
Young Doctors at 'Work and Play:
Adult Entertairiment
1 633 Squadron
G. Chakilis, C. ' Robertson
Winged Legend : of World . War I1.
Color Scope ' . CARTOON
MON., TUES.; WED,, MAY 31
and JUNE 1.2 .
DeadRinger
Bette Davis; Karl' Maulden
The Murder that Will Prove a
Real Surprise, , CARTOON
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.InHalifax
Wedding
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A wedding of local 'interest .took
place in Pine Hill Divinity ; Hall
Chapel, ; Halifax; N.S., when mar-
riage .vows were exchanged by
Katherine Elizabeth . Poole, R. N.
and' John David ` Wharry,, on Sat-
urday, May 1st. 4n a • beautiful
setting of white snapdragons .and
chrysanthemums,' the three. o'clock
in' the afternoon ceremony was
performed : by Dr. C, M. Nichol
son. -Miss Hester ' MacPhee of
Sum'merside, P'E I plaYed select-
ed _ wedding music arid:. accompan='
ied; the . soloist, . Miss Joan Reid. of
Pictou, NS. •
:The 'bride ' is the ' daughter ghter of
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Mr.: .and Mrs. Herbert : Poole.. of
Summerside; PE:I. and:. the'
groo�'ms parents , are. Mr. and Mrs,
William Y= Whair Lucknow:
'Entering. the''chapel . on the arm
ofher:father, the : bride: was lov-
ely. in , her floor -length. gown of
white, peau . `'de sole.' designed with
fingertip , sleeves:. ; Organza rose
buds enhanced ` the neckline. To
add • the finishing : touches, to her
bridal ensemble; ` she wore :;a bou-
ffant shoulder4engtli ''veil caught-
by a nylon organza rose and car-..
ried' : a. cascade bouquet :of .. red
roses.` .
..Identical:' powder ' blue peau de
soie :street-length':frocks with..mat-
ching boleros were .:worn by ;the
attendants, the ; maid . of. 'honor,
Miss Joan Densmore, "Dartmouth,
N.S. and. the . '•bridesmaid, Miss
Valerie. Poole, the' bride's sister
of:. 'Summerside. Peau de soie,
roses.. with ' veils to match . their
costumes, and nosegays of : chry-
santhemums in" varying;: shades
completed . their 'ensembles,
.The . groom .asked William Port-;
er of Halifax to be. his .best man
and Archie Bower of, Shelburne,
ushered the :guests:
For ' her daughter's ' wedding,
Mrs. Poole, , was gowned in a
street length two-piece • dress of.
pink silk.: Her accessories were
pink and: white and she wore a
corsage of white roses,` Mrs.
Wherry,'. mother•. of the groom, ..
selected 'a turquoise shade for.
her brocade two-piece dresswith
which she wore .''white : accessor
ies and a corsaget, of. red `roses,
' .Leaving'. their reception in'Pine;.
11111, Divinity -Hall, Mr. and Mrs;
Wherry travelled .. ' to Adanae,' •
Sask., where. they will spend the
summer, : months. For her ' going
away outfit the 'bride ; chose a gold.'
wool suit : :with black accessories
and a corsage of orchids.
Telegrams ,Of `congratulations
were received ' from;'Liicknow• and
other points •
- '11+Ir-aridMxs Wm: Wharry-of _
Lucknow • :and Mr, and Mrs. Wm.
Wharry Jr. of . .:Beaconsfield,
Quebec, motored to Halifax for
the ' wedding.
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