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THE 'LlICKNOW!SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY; MARCH •29th, 1967
The. WCKNOW SENTINEL..
LuCKNOw, ONTARIO
"The Sopoy Town" — C the 'Huron -Bruce Boundary
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29th, 1967
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With the comrnenCing of the •
Easter holidays, Belfast school4 as
• well as o;liers in Ashfield and West
..•
•
Wilwanosh,, will cease to operate
as a centre Of learning. Following
.the holidays:. most pupilsin the
two townships will be taught at the
new. Brookside schoolon the 9thof
A shfield .' To mark the•closing of
the. Belfast school2 and the
transfer, of teacher Don Camaron
.to the new central schoO1),a
social evening was planned to
hon ourdbon 'and at the request of
the Sentinel,the following article
•• •was written by Mrs... Jack'Alton.
•
Belfast school section held a
. social evening in honour of
• Donald Cameron; Saturday..,
• March 25th. Don has taught at
Belfast for ten years. As well as• .
ciciing a good job -teaching, he
has spent many extra hours practi-
sing for Christmai concerts and
'church services, also planning
bus trips, enchre parties. welder
roasts, and many other social
' functions. These extras were
much appreciated by the school
section. •
Rev .'G. W. Kaiser Was master of
ceremonies for the following prog-
ramme: accordian number.by Ros-
.
alene Phillipsduet by Dale and
Murray Irvin, piano solo by Faye
Henry. violin selection. by' Doug• •
Cameron, number by the, Belfast
• Juniors. Reading by Mrs. Jim Nel-
son, solo by Mary Anne Alton,
Cameron
guitar number by Ricky Humphrey,.
skit by the Belfast pupils, •
accordian number by Sandra Hum-
phrey, piano solo by Ivan Cranston,
songs and flute numbers by the
belfast Seniors and Rosalea and
Wilma Hackett playing the "Cent-
ennial Hymn". The programme
closed with the Queen. •
• Russel Irvin read the followin•g
address.•
DEAR MARG AND DON
It is With mixed emotions that
we have gathered here this evening
as"this school will no longer be in
bse. •
Forthe majority of us here this
evening who received our educat-
ion here. memories of the hours ,
ww iethspuesn at liwnatybsi.s Classroom will be
To those of us who have grown a
little Older and have taken the
responsibility of maintaining
•hornes of our on, we_realize they
were not as boring as we thought,
for here';. to a great extent., were
shaped our charactersand ambit-
ions for life; and so to you Dono
who guided the lives of our child-
ren'here for the last ten years, we
would say 'thank you,. for by your ,
fine character and patience; you
.have given them a goodstart in .
life.
Itis our sincere hope that as you
and Marg receive this gift, your
. ,
memories. of Belfast will be plop:
ant ones and,.rnay your endeavors
• GODERICH
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• How Did You'
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Week's Picture?• .
Could you name the group of
young men in the "centennial
picture" in last week's issue? A lot
of readers came up with most of
the names'and there were Many
who didn't know tod many of the
faces.
If you were in the "close to 40'
years" age group:* you stood best,
chance,of naming them all. Or if
you were a hockey fan n the year
1944 45. and who wasn't that
year*: you also had a pretty good
chance of naming the Juvenile
hockey team of the 1944-45 season.
Only two of those pictured presen•
tly live in this area .*Doug MacDon
ald of Ripley and Don "Hammer"
MacLeod of.LucknoW. Doug helped
us out with a. few of the names we
were,not too sure of and advised us
that the team were defeated in the
0. M.H. A. Juvenile finals that
year by Port Colborne. It was the
following 'spring that • the three
Chin brothers went to Owen Sound
tory out at the Toronto Maple
Leaf HockeyCamp.
The team, reading left to right,
•and their present address where .,
known, are Red McConnell, Herb
• Cultiert of Detroit; Cec Yeo, Bud
Lockridge and 'Milton Brown, all
of Wingham at the time the • -
picture was taken; Doug MacDon-
ald of Ripley, •Bill Chin of Toronto
the late Bill Webster of Lucknow ,
GeOrge Chin of Calgary, Harvey
Pollock, then of Ripley and now, a
Sgt. with the•Canadian forces in
Germany; Bill Johnston of Toronto;
•Jde Agnew of toetroit, Don Mac-,
Leod of Lucknow,- Albert Chin �f;
Toronto.
The group picture .was taken in _
Chin's•Pestaurant at Lticknow,,
PrObably following a hockey gatne
Missing Was coach Wellington
"Pelt" ,McCoy.who was'probably
-flooding the ice with the old Tubb-
er hose in preparation for the
• following day.
in the new school be sucOeSsful.
• Don and Marg eXpressed, their
• thanks for the polelamp which
was given them. Lunch Was served,
• Euchre and games for the child-
,
• ren were enjoyed for an hour follO-
•
wing lunch.
Receives Watch, For
25 Ifents.Service
AMI3EOLEY NEWS •
• ,
Sam Nesbitt of Huron Terrace
St;, Kincardine,' WhO his been an• .
employee of the Mahood Lumber
• Company Of Kincardine for 25
years; was recently Presenteclwith
a gold pocket watch from the
Mahood Lumber Company.
, The employees of the same com-'
•pany'presented him with an easy .
chair in recognition of his effic-
ient service Over the years.
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FAIR NOTES
, Hi Folks - you can now plan for
a big affair in LucknOw for June
12th. It's a Centennial project•,
to help furnish something for the
new addition to the arena. ,
•, The Department of Information
and. Tourism ; along with. LuCknow
Agricultural Society, are bringing
right to Lucknow "Portraits of the
past".• It's a big show. Thirty-nine
• models are needed and me will tell
• you all about it soon. •
A committee will prepare for the
big evening. Advance sale tickets
‘Will be on. sale.....
, Dating from 1867 to the present
day, the play will include •
•
costumes all from the past. Music.
and acting will make Ole display
al
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and show a must. Plan now to.
come out to another big
• celebration sponsored,by the,..LuCk-
now Agricultural Society.. Remern-
ber June 12. Put a Circle on your
calender and, you will be hearing
more about this big day.
"DEEP
• North -Ashfield .
Pupils Have Two
Guest .Speaker
,The pupils of North Ashfield
Public School enjoyed a day �f
,special activities last Wednesday
March 22. In the 'morning, the
pupils•of grades seven and eight
presented a. Cente,nnial'aisembly
programme for the enjoyment of
the rest of the school.' ' •• •
In'the 'afternoon there were two,
visitors in the schOol. Donald
MacKenzie, Reeve of Ashfield and
Warden of Huron County, gave the
pupils of grades live', six, seven •
.and eight. an outline of the work
done by Ashfield township cotmcil
and by Huron'cotinty council. Mr.
MacKenzie' was thanked by 'Donnie
Simpson. ,Steve Stothers of Luck -
now talked io the same pupils
about pioneer times in the area.
Nancy. Walden 'expressed the appr-
eciation Of the class to Mr. •
Stothert. The pupils found that the
• afternoon was not Only interesting,
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