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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-02-15, Page 13EDNESDAY'. FE11: _ pth, 1967 ' T'HE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,. LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO. .Expo:. Plans The Huron -Bruce .High .'Schad] card officially gave their apprbv-. Ito organize a 5' day Expo-trip•in arly May. Final. plans for the • ip•will be made by next week - ) eek ') watch. for•the plan proper in ;xt week's edition;,The Expo Ind is a's follows: Grade 12 --day 32.00 , Chocolate bars $3.48.00 arnival $31745, giving.a total • $697.15. Joan Percy drew a ft thermO meter $tude•nts now atch the mercury rise . 1t. now' ands at ,the $700line B aslce tb.aII, Last 'Tuesday the!'basketball, ;ams from Saugeen played. •the ucknow.teams. Our teams did'not L too well The • Sr'. Boys.1ost' 46. 1. The Jr. Boys lost':52 - 38. The r. girls lost 40 17': However. the girls succeeded in winning '.24 1 Congratulations .to:the. Jr.. girls n a good, game. They play' 2 aures .next Week: Both .are against incardine c G:rade:12 'pay Last'Friday was Grade. l2 day: he grade 12,;students turned into ;achers for the .day. At noon they eld. a variety concert and sold: a'ndy. An assembly was.>eld our 3;:30 4: 00,'Grade 12'formed jug band just for the. "assembly. onald'Alton favoured the. acid ;nce with the song ." My, Little • ed'Tricycle". There: was a'sneak review" "of the Operetta The Grade 12'' girls. sang "Canada", and then taught it to the students, Sharyn Mowbray then led a Lion. Hunt which .every, one. enjoyed Thestudents presented Mr. Ritchie with a small birthday gift to show their appreciation for his help in their. projects. 'The teachers were thanked for their co-operation.. Mr. Mason, closed with his, comm -' ents . • Curling The Curlers played very: good gamesthis, week.,,The Scores were tearb 6 .vs team 3, 4-3; team 7 defeated tearn.5, 6-5; team•1 ,... defeated" team 4 8-4 .Rod Mac- Kenzie's rink defeated John Cle-- land's8-0. • O pie re ttca The Operetta will' run March: 2 and 3.•.It is. titled "§end•'for Apheas" . The story is about • Luck now •which. has•been• infested, by" bugs. A. local boy Who studied" bug control at Guelph has been sent back to rid the area.. of bugs,, There`are many complications' which make this:story, quite, int- eresting and amusing Ricky. Pritchard will play.a trumpet solo in the story',' There will be special dancers, suc/as the Square Dancers, Waltzers and Gypsies: , Patricia Connor.' will render•,:a special solo, The lead'- dies are Joan MacKenzie Sharyn•Mowbray and Brenda Hew itt.. The students hope,you 'Con* and hear this presentation:: • • PAGE: THIRTEEN Young Mother. In 34th Year MRS,„ 'JOHN .P. 'AITCHISON • Friends were saddened to learn of the illness and death of Mrs. John P..Aitchison of Kinloss Tow• nship. •Mrs. Aitchison passed away at. St, Joseph's. Hospital, London,. on Tuesday February 7, after a lengthy' illness:. She was in her -34th year. Born at Maple -Grove:, Ontario ' on August 12; 1933, Mrs. Aitchi= son was the;. forrner. Mary Madelaine Snowden, daughter of Mrs'. Allan. Snowden and: the` late. Mr. •Snowden of Maple Grove. She married'•John Aitchi- son, formerly of West Wawan osh ;' on' April 27th. 1957. They • 'lived at `Bowmanville and Oshawa! ,'before coming to.Kinloss where they; purchased the Perry Hodgins farm ,near "Kinlough . Mrs. Aitchison is. survived by ,. her husband and two children, Bilh age.S husband. Donna age 5 , both at'home; `her, mother Mrs ,Allan Snowden of Maple Grove five sisters Mrs. Howard (Edna ):'. • Hagadorn of Plattsville, Mrs. Bill (Ruth) Davidson of Toronto:, MTs;., Ron (.Elva) Rodgers;.of.Maple; Grove, Mrs. Lel' (Margaret) Goodmurphy and Mrs:, BO (San= dra) Goodrriurphy, both of. Osha- wa;, four brothers, Harry and 'Sam. of,Oshawa, David of Bowe- manville,•'Jim of:Maple Grove: She was predeceased by her;' father. four• years ago "this" March . • Funeral service wasfield at.the MacKenzie Memorial Chapel`, Lucknow .on 'Friday, February:10th.j,, 'Rev . T 'J..MacKinney:was minis''.. °;ter and 'Mrs. Gordon :Montgomery •organist . •�.. Pallbearers We're' Ernest: Button, 'George Errington,. Robert Morgan, '.: Don Gillespie, Jim Hodgins; Ivan ; avin • • • Plan Your ring Seeding Program. Quality . and service are 'the; most important commodities' of your local Co-op': That k why it``pays to see your: Co-op first. .' ucknow • *Registered Trade Mark lone !8-2t; .MacFarlane. Temporary•entombrue'nt was,. at South •Kinloss MausoJeurn 'with .. final resting place Greenhill Cemetery. , PASSEPORT 1'( )l. RIRE 1)1 f is vo.tf -st01/),- 4 *,1,4,Nr)c- expo67 PASSPORT T() MAN AND 111s Vtic)Rl1) y � p ILE•OFFICIAL .DISCOUNT PRICES•APPLY Pick •ours'u � nov�:WI� t your neighbourhood chartered bank branch! Open and build.a t Be'.sure our fan Family:Expo 67 Tour ,ACColxrl• .• , y my sees Expo 67-- April 28to Oct, 2/• IVi'ontreal. • N E CHARTERED -BANKS SERVING YO7 AND YOUEt;COMMUNIT • roup ioox Social DINGAN.NON: NEWS:-'. The; Hi=C's of Dungannon.'. United Church held a social, evening on February: 10 with .a crokinolecparty and. box, social. Diane Errington had high score for ladies and• Susi • an park low , David Dawsonrwas• high, for the men;_ Glenn Olson. low. Gregory Park was 'auctioneer; for the•.boces. Mrs. Richard Park is a patient zn Wingham hospital. We hope she:•will 'soon be well again. Mrs'. Wm. Hunter of Lucknow•is: ,spending'.4 'few weeks.•with her sister, Ivlrs. Annie Bere. EUCHRE. PARTIES , The Euchre party at $., S, • No., 6, .Ashfield. on February 9 had sixteen• tables' with Mrs Joe Dauphin having high. score for ;the ladies..and 'Judy McGuire low. Harold Maize: was'high for the, filen and Norman .' Stevens'low - Mr. and Mrs.. Victor Errington.were winners of the prize for•the weddingdate nearest to St:•, Valentines. There will be another': card party on 'February, 23., The •L". 0.•L. •ha;d eleven tables of `.' Euchreat their .cai•d• party on. February 10. ivt'rs.'Ralph Cameron.. was l igh_.for the ladies and Mrs. Harvey Alton second': -Wilbur. Brown had high for the men, Alvin' Alton, second: Thos Young. had the lucky chair prize. 'The next' • party:.wilF'be on February 24. • Mr. and Mrs. Grant Sowerby of Agincourt were week -end visitors With Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Blake. Mr, and Mrs. Art Danahy, , .. Kevin and Terri Ann of Sarnia r: spent Sunday with her parents, Mr arid- Frank"Thompson. 'The Pennsylvania As:semb1lt'. •:occupied Independence ' Hall in Philadelphia in 1735;'long, before'. the .Declarafion of Independence .as.., a,dnx tpri in;, the,:,:b�ti;1ffira ','„ 4'776. •