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By The S�1tit1&'
TIIAT on Tuesday, Rev,. G. W.
Kaiser, Mrs. Kaiser and Keith
a • attended the funeral, in Sharon
United, Church, Delaware"'town-
er�• no Worsteds • ▪ . ship, of Mr. Kaiser's brother,
■. Mr. ' G. J. Kaiser. The ' late" Mr.
• ■ " Kaiser has been a patient since
m.. New., Year's . day in:. the Sti
Terylene and Cotton E Thomas - hospital where he pass=
ed away •on Sunday. •
▪ :. • THAT Lorne ne Woods of " St. Helens
In Plaid and • r
' � Pastel 'Shades. '■ was re-elected as a director of
•■ the Huron County ..Fruit Grow=
" era Association at their , annual
■ meeting at Clinton'.'
.THAT under the. caption "A . Bur-
l. ning Rebuke," . reference was,
■ made in the Cleveland Plain.
i Dealer to the cigarette burning
:� • story. 'in Lucknow. The clipping
▪ was .sentto us by D. Rae Mac
Diarmid, of the firm 'of Ohio
• Builders. Specialty Company . of
. Cleveland, and -he , adds, ".you'll
a see from .the . attached, item that
• Lucian)* gets publicity ,here;."
■ Ruth Brown of : Vancouver ' says
. " Ontario news must ' be unusual
■ or exciting before the ` Vannouv ,
er Sun printsit.: She sent : the..
o Sentinel .a• clipping ..from :'that
paper to do with the cigarette
. burning,
. .THAT weatherwise: the. ,elements li
us .left much to be . desired for .the
▪ Easter weekend and its assoc-
iated
"parade" , . of new , spring.
attire: The . vagaries, of ' weather
, ' were emphasized on Sunday
afternoon:. At one .moment mot
orists-neededsunglasses-to—cut-
the
unglasses-to: cut -
the glare of brilliant sunshine and.
within minutes snow squalls:
;would cut ; visibility to. a .point
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:were . headlights ere necessary._
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THAT Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Mow
• bray and Brian: are, moving..: this
week to the Montgomery 'apart-.
ment . on .Main : St: "" Until further.
notice : Beryl will be ..:continuing
her hairdressing work " at her
Usual location,
THAT Mr. and . Mra.' W. " "G.:.,Reed
had an Easter ' phone call from'
• their .'son" Howard and Mrs. Reed
at 'Santa :Monica, . California.
'Dialing direct, . Howard had con-
tact with ...his parents ' ,within
about 30" seconds • .
THAT Diane Rayner,- daughter of:
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rayner'. of
Lucknow, and Helen Campbell,
• daughter , of . Mr. 'and Mrs. Har-,
old Campbell ;of Kinloss, flew
to Jamaica .last: weekend for a
'.ten .day 'holiday. The two girls
work in Kitchener. •
THAT Charles MCQuillin, of West
` Wawanosh won second prize. in
•the "C" class of the Ontario
Checker' Championship. #ourna'
ment held at Elora last"Bator-
and.'
Also :In :Stock , Nowt
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sabre Skirts
In Pastel . Shades
AGENT FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS'
rue Pick -Up. and 'Delivery Monday and Thvr
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VARIETY CONCERT NCERT Connie and Heather. MacKenzie,
with bagpipes accompaniment'.: by
their. ' "brother Ian -
' Catherine Dunsmuir, age 6, gave.
the; winter touch, cutely : costumed;
when she , sang "Frosty The . Snow
man, and her mother, Mrs. Eun-
ice Dunsmuir of Zidn, added the
Valentine , "theme 'with: ;love song
solos, p
Marek had its Easter' theme: in
"Peter, Cottontail" ' played as, a
clarinet and piano :.duet by . Janet
Carruthers' and , Sharon Mowbray,_
as • well as 'a touch ' of old Erin in
solos by Philip, 'Steer, with ac-
companiment by ' Mrs. Wm. Scott.
The 'door prize draws were won
by Mrs... Angus MacDonald . and.
by her son,, ' Doug MacDonald:
On behalf of the Agricultural
Society, Evan . Keith expressed ' ap-
predation to "Mr.' 'Ackert, to the
High School Board,. the perform-
ers,. ' Writ.. Schmid and Lloyd Ash
ton ,.for .prizes," and to , the Sentinel
for • publicity, and , to .the large
crowd which . had attended:, The
'Society; he said, would . be . about
$150 richer as. a,, result.
THAT'` the , Lucknow Scales Com-
.pany is advertising for a shipper
to succeed_ Alvin • Robb who has
. tendered' his 'resignation: '
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Ernest Ackert, and `-`slumber"
music. 'was, played for ' the noc-
turnal camping' : scene by John
Ackert.
.In 'short pants, with apple and.
books the master ; of ' ceremonies
introduced September. The : skit
for this ' had to be :cancelled, . and
Mrs.. Gordon Montgomery supplied
with: an appropriate piano selec-
tion.
Football regalia -and cheer .lea-.
dens '' Wendy , and Elaine .'ushered
in October. David Wall and Don-
ald Hodgins • played.. saxaphone
duets accompanied, by Mary' :An
drew.
Lloyd played' November `straight',
wearing: a poppy for :remem-
brance,
Members of the Ladled', Auxil-
iary, aided by "Easy Chair" Orn-
ar .Brooks, put: on an, amusing skit
"Entertaining Her :Beaus." . Tak-
ing part . were:. Mrs. Ronald .Fors-
ter, Mrs. ' Jim McNaughton;' Mrs.
Clare Johnston, :Mrs; Evelyn .Bark_'.
well, Mrs. Les Purves.
• The, axe and. the .turkey head
introduced. the December ' number
played by Mary Andrew awaiting
Santa;s visit, played by Bruce THAT television. viewers watching day.' In ten • games, Charlie ' had
MacKenzie,in costume: the Sunday evening program, six wins, two draws and two,
A Scots -Irish story was the Jan- "To Tell The Truth" were in- losses, Players . at the tourna-
uary introduction by Lloyd, at- terested in seeing Rev..Orlo Mil- ment nicknamed him "the coon-
tired in ;a full
WI loaned by Roy ler, noted writer and historian.on try boy" as he was the only
MacKenzie of Ripley. the program. He is acousin of player represented that did not
, Scottish dancing ; was staged by. Frank Miller of Langside, belong . to a checker' club,
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AF TERN
OON .—.{. MOO to 400 pm P EVENINO s00 ito 8:Ot1• p.m,
Out -of town visitors will.• receive special consideration.,
Observance of .these. hours for, visdang, is requested., please:`
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THAT Betty,: Anne. Hunter, ";5 -year-;
old "daughter ,.of Bill' .-and Mae
Hunter • of - .Lucknow, who un-
. derw .nt major surgery. on March
:4th 'in Sick Children's ' Hospital,
London, was able, to come horse.
after 15 days in hospital.' She
:is getting along: quite well,'. and.
will undergo further surgery at'
a later ..date. •
TH T George :Newbold of Luck-
'
uck,: now, who is vice-president; , of.
the Associated.. Nursing Homes
of . Ontario, has , :been; received
as, --an_ .associate— professional
Member of the ` American . Num-
. ing , : Home Association, a group
with a • membership of apprgx•?
innately 5000. .
THAT 'John Van' Der Veen return-
ed ` last week from , .a ° week's
training in management of 'a
"bowling alley. He gained the
experience at the 32 -lane North -
gate Bowl in Sarnia:
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THAT a lettere from Art ' ,Breckles
in Brandon, Florida, reports a,
very: good winter with March
temperatures in ' the. 80 degrees..
Art says they : expect to be, home
by :• April ; llth. ,
THAT a p
cou 'le `of /inches Of 'f resh
, .,
clean snow,', sunshine and 'a nip
in the air: »,marked- the. depar
.__tore -of Mareh�-on-Tuesday: - The
..: month ' caine "in . like a lamb,
and' while . the week -end wasn't
Easterfinery' weather, it cer-
tainly. was a rather meek lion.
-Meek,--at' least when .compared
with that late. March storm' of.
1947,which did:: a complete lete. job
of ting up . rail and road. ' traf-
fic. Easter visitors ..had : it . the
:worst, this year.° It was icy, and . •
stormy on ".Thursday afternoon
and evening, with visibility , very'
bad at times: Brief snow .squalls
on" Sunday afternoon made driv-
ing a • bit' hazardous.
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