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THE .LUCKNOW SENTINEL, ,LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY; APRIL Sth, 1967
The : .UCKNOW SENTINEL;
IrUCKNOW, ,ONTARIO
"Tho Sapoy Town" -: 0n the Huron -Bruce Boundary
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WEDNESDAY; APRIL. 5th,: ' 196.7
or#icuhural:Socia Marks
immerse ry Charter Member Cuts Cake
The Ripley Horticultural Society,
celebrated, their 40Thanniversary
on March.28.at the home of Mrs.
%Stewart Shiells. Some:members,
c•' dressed 'in costumes of yesteryear.
gave the meeting; a Centennial.
flavour. Corsages were -presented
to the charter members,:: ,
The ineeting'was, opened with the
Maple Leaf Forever while the roll
call was answered by an Easter
verse. The minutes. were read for
the meeting: of •5 years ago when •
the last birthday was celebrated,
Mrs. W.,J, MacKay gage comm-
'entS.on the Society'•s ,History Book-
lets.which were compiled as a •
Centennial project. :Any m,ern bers'
.,not/present. for :the meeting•may
contact Mfrs, Gordon Stanley: to
receive theirs.
Volunteers were requested for .a •,.
.. workshop in Hanover: on Apiil `ll ,
and delegates were •appointed• for
; . the Distric,t,Annual Convention at
Chesley on Saturday,"April 22,
Centennial pins were distributed.
Reverie) .Smith 'favoured with a
,piano, solo and Mrs Ambrose Camp-
ble played 'for a,sing-song .of'SOTS .
of yesterday . •
:''•Mrs. George MacDon• ald introduc-
•ed the'.guest: speaker Mrs, Delbert
gizmos
PHONE 357-1630.
STARTING TIMES
Monday to". Thursday --8 p.m.
Come as'. late as • 8:30 to" see,
complete show
Friday and Saturday
2 Shows —•1:15 and 9:15.
Saturday Matinee 2 p.m.,
• • unless otherwise noted
STARTING WEDNESDAY FOR
12 DAYS;' •
APRIL: Sth TO 18th'
SPECIAL. SPECIAL,.
Colour CinemaScoPe
• . ;Starring: Julie 'Andrews,.
Christopher Plummer
• This is the one we have been
waiting for. It's probably 'the
greatest motion picture since
"Gotie With the Wind.'' Due to
length of this 'feature there will,
be only one show each night
starting at .8:O0 p.m. The ad-
mission ;i"riees . that we, 'must
charge
charge for this , feature " are as
follows:
ADULTS: .
Monday, to Thursday • $1,75
Friday - Saturday $2.00.
Saturday Matinees ' $1.50..
CHILDREN:, •
All Performances .90
STUDENTS:
S:
:'Same as Adults'
Matinees on 'Saturday, April :8
and 15, at 2:00 p.m.
Wilsonwho gave a very humerous .~
and enjoyable' account of garden-
ing.
Mrs..Ponald Gillies Sr..cut the.
birthday • cake flanked by three '
.other charter members, ;Mrs. W.J..
MacKay Mrs+ ;Andrew Patterson..
and -Mrs. Lot Culbert.
Mrs. Gordon Farrell made the .
;`courtesy. remarks and' the. meeting
closed with. God Save the Queen
and Grace. .
• A .1 ovely. lunch was served lby the
hostess :and, the lunch committee ,
climaxedby birthday cake .and ice
cream.
AiiendWlndso.r:
Curling Bonspi�l.
AMBERLEY. i`'EWS • ", •
E1mer4Smeltzer, Gary Courtney,,,
:Robb and Bill Kempton, attend•:
ed a Curling Bonspiel in Windsor •
at the week end;.'
Fifteen' nerbers•of'Pine River
U. C. W. attended the Easter. Meet-
ing.of Bethel U •• C; W ., on Tuesday ';•
afternoon' of last .'meek . `Mrs; Bob
Courtney gave the Courtesy remark
'from Pine River: A bountiful tea
Ma's served by the Bethel ladies and
a social'hour was: enjoyed
` Brenda Hi:Imphrey visited with '
Di .':and' Mrs. Wilson of Detioit
:during the Easter holidays.
•David. Campbell of London' spent.
Easter holidays: with the:Ferguson,''
boys, ':
EUCHRE PARTY '•
There:Were . players, for twelve
tables' of -euchre -a -t• -A nberley Or
ange hall on Tuesday evening' of •
last week. High prizes 'were won by
Rickie Elliott,, Secord Huston and
the :lucky'diaw' was received by.
Elmer Bradley:
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EATRE;
RE.OPENING
FOR
1967
With the TOPS In
Entertainment
n ,
P iDAY, SATURpAY,
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The. Spring 'Prom. at Ripley Dist -
Het High School last Friday night,
in charge of the Student's Council,
was.a fine'. success, with students,
teachers, parents:and friends enjoy-
ing anlevening. of dancing, to the •
music of Lionel Thornton and the..
Casa. Royal" Orchestra of London.
"Moonlight .and Roses" was, the` •
decorating theme• of the school•
auditorium and' cafeteria where 're
freshments were served by Mrs..
Clifford:Robinsonand her family.:
Nancy MacKay; Susan McLay-and
Joy Farrell, with the•assistance of
other Grade 11 students, Were the
decorating committee.
Shownin the above` picture., seat-
ed, is seat-
M.
Lee Wilson, 18, a
grade 13. student, who was crowned
Queen of Ripley t"istrict High
School. Maith'el• Leewis,the daugh-
•
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Wilson.
of. Huron:.Township'. Another: grade
13 student, iRon Farrell, also seated.
was named King• of the school. Ron
who'is 18, is'the son of Mr. and
MrS.-Wilson•'Farrell of Huron.:The.
couple 'were .chosen by, a vote of
the students the: previous week
Dale Martin,' standing, president
of the Student's Council, announc-,
ed the ,King and Queen winners at '
midnight" Dale is the son of lvIr..;.
and Mrs. Gordon Martin of Huron.
Dale filled in for $ill MacTaysh, ..
ionof Mr,. and Mrs. Bert MacTav,-
, ish, who was last year's King and
who was unab1e,to be present.
Sharon Lowry; 'last year`s :Queen,.
is shown crowning Maithel
Sharon is the daughter of Mr, and
ifand. For Mrs.. William R. Lowry o Horan
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C� tesi •vi�ith ,a' 13If fetenoe�.'
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and is presently a studentnurse at`
St . Joseph's. Hospital •iri London.
• Thenew Queen received roses
while the King was presented 'with
a, desk set from the Student's
Council.
During its April Campaign, the
Canadian '• Cancer Society seeks
$4,767,500 to finance " its threefold
programme of research, publie''edu-
cation and services to cancer'
patients. "
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