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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-06-01, Page 7K 5 .,1st, 19.68 ition D at, EDNES AY, 4.y.NE.; _�w . "`' . • A • ••••...,....._ .. . - " THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGESEVEN iation will egistered it the Tee- aturd ay, Polled' iat ion is :dy cf West )resident st Wawa- asurer, n 'is a dire .Kincaid•. aleted the- Sue.for bead which t °pits. iilabie. at r, Miss Manosh, iterson. e Sunday .r. and: Mrs,,., s, nouv isited er, 'Mrs,: Victoria port her BROWN Mr. Don., er. at the lour :film, This ling with." e film ick Man-, iday' 'ere VJ.en s :T'. Others ell and. land:' 1e:nts' Purina. least -cost rfotinanteCh01.0*hav0:0.. p down puflet growing costs Many -pullet growers have saved 2 to 2, pounds of feed in raising a ready -to - lay bird .,on .Purina's Least -Cost Performance Chows... You can take advantage of this :opportunity now. Call or drop in. Let usgive.you the facts -on -this amazing poultry ration from Purina Research. Gordon Jolmst�ne LUCTKNOW LOOKING BACKWARDS THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES 10 Year's • Ago May and June 1956,, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Burns of Lucknow marked•their 59th • Wedding anniversary. Both were $8 years of age. . . .'Beverley Ashton was crowned Queen of Lucknow District High • School by the previous year's Queen, Laurine: McNain. Donna Wylds, •4 -year-old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs," Warren' Wylds suffered a' severe eye injury. Her 'eye ball was gashed•when trying. to cut her, dog loose with a knife. Duncan MacRae, 90 -year-old Lochalsh resident, died at the, Carruthers Nursing Horne in Kin- loss. , Wilfred Black, son of Mr, and Mrs. Roy Black, received his de- gree in dentistry at the University of Toronto. Noreen Kilpatrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kilpatrick of Norwich; graduated in honour psychology at Western University.. • Electors of Zion School Section cast two ballots "at a public mee- ing. By •a vote of 35- 24they • yoted to transport their pupils to Lucknow" Public School and close their school. By a vote of 31 -27. they voted to withdraw from the Ashfield ,School Area. A -previous petitionof withdrawal had been signed. by 95%0 of the; ratepayers. • Fred`Har-vey, Hodgins died at his• • YOUR • PURINA DEALER PHONE 528-3719 rincipal Speaks T�.. Students At Final Assembly h • L D.H.S:. NEWS (by Elaine Murray)' - •On Friday, May 27, the final assembly of the school term was held. The program -began with 0 Canada" and our "L, D. H, S, School Song". Mr.' Gibson pres- ' ented Activity Crests to those stud- ents who had participated 'in four , =or more activities -during the year. •�Sharyn Mowbray gave a; report on T `',the .Year Book,. She said that they mould be available in the fall. -n Mr;' Hall,presented the Activity, Bars to the members of the L. D, H. S. Iland•, . and also the Hi -Tones. The bars were presented to the .year book staff by Mrs. MacKenzie Mr. Dennis presented all the bars to those who participated 111 the • sports events, These events includ J6nior and Senior Basketball, . - Volleyball; Badminton, Track, and Field, and also to the 1965.-66 Cheerleaders. The Hip -Tones had a surprise for the teachers, and the students cer•= tainly enjoyed their song. A group of girls from grades elevenand twelve did a "Modern Dance". Mr. kelterborn presented actio- Iity bars to those students who had taken part in the ping pong tourn- t ament; and also the Hobby Club. Mr.. MacDougall presented the: Fcience Club with their bars, and Mr. Goyette prelented the bars to those who had taken part in the Public' Speaking Competition, and also those people who had acted as, Librarians for the term. Mr.:Gib�,. son: •made the ,presentations to the members of the 1965-66 Student.' Council., The Head Boy, David • Thompson;; and the Head Girl, Phyllis.Bradley,, expressed their appreciation for.•all the help and encouragernent they had received from the students and staff during. the year. - • - Special presentations were"made by the Student Council to those teachers who are leaving Lucknow. It is hoped they will havepieasant - •memories of their days at L: D. H. S, : . •,Mr.. Gibson and Mi•. Goyette . made the awards of the School o Letters. The. "Big•L" is presented to twelve people who have done most for their school during the year.. ' Mr. Goyette made his closing remarks and the last remarks to the students of L. D': H. S as a body. He wished them all good things in their future endeavours. The assembly was closed with "The (.queen." • Think twice once for yourself and once for the other fellow. DRIVE SAFELY. CANADA 1966 11 11 g 140.1 t''?;14-61111 FINAL LIST EASTER SEAL DONATIONS Kinloss h6rne at the age of 44, after a long painful illness... .E. D. Hatton retired after 46' • years service with Bell Telephone in Toronto, and Mr, and' Mrs.. Harton plannedto reside -in this Community. Lorne Hamilton and Chuck :Mc- Donagh flew west to Edmonton with Uranium City as their destin- ation to seek employment., Oill Sproul returned to work at Lloyds Factory after, being off work. with a finger injury. 30. Years Ago June 1936,, Mrs; .W L; MacKenzie was elected 'president of the Lucknow Lady Lawn Bowlers. Secretary was . M4s. W. Henderson, and treasurer Mrs. A. C. *Agnew. ' I11 only, a' few days, Charles • Needham, young Huron Township farmer, passed away suddenly in his early twenties.. He resided on. •the 10th concession - with his par ents:, Mr..and'Mrs James Need- ham, ' --,Andrew Thompson was .appoint ed .permanent principal of Bowm- anville 12' rooni public school, which included the position of supervising principal of 'another 2-toorn school in the town. Senior 2. pupils at Lucknow -Public School were Patsy Whaley„' :Ronald\Johnston,-Jean.Allin, Jean' Webster,. Ronald Mcinne's, Norm- an' McCartney, Kenneth Webster, Mabel Macronald., "Esther Patton, Verna Dahmer,-lNilliam'CChin, Jack Wilton, Lorraine Ferguson, Jack.Treleaven Doreen Miller, Georgina Geoghegan Kathryn •Agnew”; Mae Webster.-=. Junior 2 pupils at the school were Donna `*McCartney , Doris Taylor; Billie Johri'stone, Shirley „Culbert," Jessie Reid, Alma ,Solo= mon; Lois Henderson,* George. Tay, lor, Roy;Havens, Roberta Phillips. • Teacher Was, H. G. Sherriff;• Russell Gaunt R5 Lucknow, Ross Irwin Lucknow, Ken Cameron.Luck now, Frank' Hawthorne Lucknow', • Peter Cook • R3 Lucknow, Fred 01 - Christ R6 Lucknow, Miss Emma'Mc- -Cluskey Lucknow, .Harry Lavis Lucknow. Lorne .Woods R2 Lucknow• Dunc an, Farrish R3 Lucknow Mrs. Rena McNab Lucknow, Ernest Butt-' on Lucknow.; W. R.; Pardon R2 • .Lucknow, Archie Nicholson Luck now,• Wm, 'Irvin. R7 Lucknow, Alex Hamilton Lucknow:• Shower ':Held At St. Augustine Hall 'Gwendolyn' Redmond,. only. daughter., of Mrs. Mary Redmond • and the late Wm. Redmond.,'. was honoured by friends, and neighbours" at a miscellaneous shower at .St. Augustine Parish Hall, Friday evening,' May 27th,; -prior to_her approaching marriage, .June l lth., to Wm. Piccc. • . 'A short programme' included 'a piano selection by Marie Boyle sing -song conducted by Mrs. - Murray Wilson; clothes -pin 'contest won by Mrs. „Terry Van Aaken, and . a, piano solo by Genevieve Kina - 'han;. Mrs. Cyril Boyle,read the address to the bride-to-be. Eileen Foran;Marian Hickey and- S'igberta� De B'uyn,' assisted Gwendolyn -in opening the many beautiful and useful gifts.. Gwendolyn fittingly replied and extended •an invitation to • her trousseau tea, June 4th, - from 2 -5 p.m: Saturday afternoon and 7 -' 10 p.m. inr the evening.. . Everyone sang "For- She's a jolly , good fellow". Lunch was, served and a social time spent. ' Suver Lake at Blackhorse was restocked with millions of pickerel and about 25,000 bass from the fish hatchery at Collingwood Pilot R. G. Reid and his observer were killed: in a plane crash at Fort William., Mr. Reid. was 40 years old and was employed by the, Ontario government forestry patrol. He was a brother of firs A E. McKim of Lucknow.. `' . Grant MacKenzie completed: his medical course at the University: of Toronto and received his degree. -The death of Mrs, (Dr.) Balfour occurred at Goderich Hospital-. • Salaries at Lucknow High School. • were Miss MacLean, principal, $1750; N,`S. Calvert. $i.150; G. .8, Maclntyre, $950; Miss • Yourex,, `$1150; Public,School sal- aries were Miss. MacDonald;: `grin- c ipa l , '. $ 9 $0; Miss MacCa llum , Mrs. Sherriff and Miss Murdie,, $700 each.. Graham L. Pinkney was hired as principal of Dungannon school • at a salary of $850,x" He had been teaching at Langside and succeed ed Gordon S Kidd of Dungannon. 50 Years Ago June 1918, ' . ' . Rev. J. S. Duncan .and family went to Winnipeg for 3 ,weeks to attend the General Assembly. of the Presbyterian Church. Dorothy Jewell,.: infant daughte r of Mr .and Mrs, 'W .: W.. Hill of.. Lucknow, died at the age. of 8 • • m onths. The child had been ill' two weeks, Pupils at S. S.: No: 9',Ashfield • were'Harvey Anderson, • Cecil Johnston, Lauretta Hackett, Frank, ' Moran, Madeline Johnston, Tillie Hackett, Wilfred Nicholson, Olive, Anderson, Fred Finlay., Norman. O'Loughlin, Finlay Shackleton, George 'Twarnley,•Tom; Glazier, R..:, C asw ell' H ackett , Lizzie- :Alton, *Paltrier Kilpatrick, Allan. Finlay, Esther Glazier, Dominie Berger,:. Millic enit Hackett , Elsie Anderson 'Grace 'Blake ,: Olive:` Mae Kil- patrick, Mary Finlay, Walter . Lane, Alice Shackleton.` Mary,' Hackett was teacher. ontract n Acreag t N • AT fAK'KLE & SON LTD: -QUALITY MICHIGAN AND'tSNTARIO. 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