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THE I KNO1N :7 ENTINELL LUCKNO.W, ;ONTARIO
�Lu.ckno*HighStage :'Centennial Bali'
Lucknow District 'High School
students„sponsored, a • "Centennial
Ball'". at .the school on the' eve of
the;: Eastervacation. Some• of the
young people came , dressed in old
time costume and,the Sentinel,
camera caught 'three of these.
Shown, .left to. rig it , are Beverley,
MacDonald , daughter of ,Mr: and
,Mrs. Jack MacDonald; John Ross, ;:
son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross;
Donna Ritchie.,daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Alf Ritchie. All three `.
young 'n are Lucknow-
g•P People. from
SlmprucityFashion:Show Thursday.
Band Members Attend. Instrument Clinic
Last Thursday afternoon a Simpli-
city Fashion Show was held at the•
High School Miss Ivlachaughlin•
commented on each of the outfits:.
Those• who rnodelled;,were Annie •
Van Diepenbeek•, Brenda Hewitt ,
Bev. MacDonald`,.; Marilyn Macln-
tyre, Marie Mewhinney; Nancy
•Kirkland Pat Anderson, Helen
Courtney, Janice Fowler, Donna '
Wyds, •Sharyn Mowbray, Nancy
\ Irwin, Brenda Webster; . Marlon
Reid', 'Janice Brooks, Wendy.,Mac-••
Kenzie ; Lynda Boyle Nancy, Corr -
m'; • Sharon Rintoul and JoAnne
Hayes .:All outfits modelled 'had
been made from 'Slim; plicity,
Pattern's Spring and Sumner
Catalogue...
• On: Friday the Junior •and Senior •
,' Band members; 'under.,the leader-
ship of M. Hall,. attended, an .Instr
• urnent Clinic at Waterloo. It was.'.
a day, program, beginning, at 9.30,.
• Y Here, they listened' to lectures on
,various instruments,,. the, use of '
corrective devices on insti invents
and how instrum,enti are made .'
• They saw a film' on the ratter 'topic
•Many displays ;were 'set up to let
students see how the different in-
struments work, Music was avail-
,/ able •for sale also The Band found
this very interesting and enjoyed
the .day
Field
Day
the area Track Meet in Port ,Elgin
in May. '
►rade'•Nrnes.
Shy. and unsure they; walk to school;,
'They're trying hard:to play it:cool,
They reach the door ,/and long
they.,look,
Ahead lies. years :of pen and book .•
Their courage mounts,: they go itt
For an
1v1RS, w`, A, .SOLOMON;
On Friday ,' April 21st, Mrs,..
William Austin Solomon of. Luc''
now passed away in Wingham• and
District Hospital. 'She; -yeas in, her
81st year.' 't
Mrs; Solomon wal the former
• Margaret Isobel, MGuire,, laugh-:
ter of Samuel McGuire,•and', Janet
McDonal,d';• She was.born• in. Huron
Township on January•20th,'$87, •
On September 20, 1911,. she
married Austin Solomon of Huron.
Township. T,hey,resided briefly in
Goderich before coming to Luck -
now .Mr.; 'Solorrion operated. his
own tinsmith business for a time;
was in thegrocery business and was
later employed by Murdie and Son
Hardware , . Luc,know until his" retire-
ment. Mr. and Mrs. Soloman built
a • greenhouse in 1938, which Mrs,.
Solomon took charge of. She.:was.
assisted by: Mr; Solomon after his
retirement.
Mr. `Solomon passed away in
April 1064,
A few years ago their son Murv,in,,
tookover the ' Greenhouse business.
Mts. Solomon assisted him as long,
as'her health Permitted
Besides her husband:, she was pre,
deceased by :a brother William S.
McGuire of •Huron Township in
January of.'this year
She is survived by two sons;:
Elwood of Edmonton, Murvin of
Lucknow; four daughte rs , (Muriel)
Mrs.Henry Wilcox of Syracuse, `
New York, Marjorie Of Kitchener.,
(Alma) Mrs. Thomas Haller of
R.R. 1, Waterloo, (Beryley Mrs.
Alfred Marshall;. ,five 'grandchild
ren; ;two sisters, Mrs; Jennie Mills
of Lucknow , (Roberta) Mrs: 'George
Lockhart of Kinloss..
'
Funeral service was. conducted at
;Johnstone and Son Funeral ,Home
Lucknow,, on Monday, April'24th:
with Rev:: R Laird ,.Stirling, Linit
ed Church minister:, in charge' of
the service:
'•.Pallbearers were Gordon Fisher,
Alf Ritchies Jack McGuire, Albert,
Rei it , Harold Greer, Roy Havens;
Interment was at Greenhill .
Cemetery
Mrs: Solomon wasa member of
.the Ladies ..Auxiliary to' the' Canad.
iaii Legion°'who'Conducted. a mem
•orial•.service Sunday,
Easter Seal fund .•
Quite 5uc*sful
April. 28th , 19+37
The old•er' ones' seem 'quick .to'chide'
They
They, that first week •Dear Editor.—
But .soon branchout; new° friends
• they meet:.
The .year progresses, tune moves,
The fearsthey.had are now 2.11 •
• / gone,
They voice bpinions ; .give thew'
aid.
They're •stridents now they've
• •made the grade
Peggy MacDonald - •12A
CROP REPORT
A small acreage of cereal• grains:
• :was sown during the latter part of
April; however,, showers continue
to.hold Alp general seeding.
d
.The L. D. H, S, Field. Day, will be
held Friday. afternoon, The trials
fopthe events have been,tried and
the top six will compete on •
Field Day. The top two in each
event' will represent l .D.liS, at
Borne grain corn has been plante
in the southern part of Huron
County.
Winter wheat, hays and pastures:
require More warthth to boost
growth, There is, ari abundance • of
soil.. moisture foie all .crops
May I. take this opportunity, on •
-
behalf of the, Ontario Society for '
Crippled' Children, to express our
most heartfelt gratitude for the
splendid, publicity received from:
your 'newspaper 'for the196'I Easter
Seal' Campaign:
• We have every reason'to believe
that drip campaign will be our
most pris oductive ,everwith the
rewards to be enjoyed by over
16;Nig ..eripp1ed children in Ontar-
id.. . May I also say that without the
Magnificent efforts by our 230 .
Easter Seal service clubs and count
less thousands of other volunteers
• who are continually: Helping cripp-
led children, that the finest care
and, treatment program this Society
can :provide would not be possible:
'Dur appreciation is also extended
• to the many Easter Seal contribut-. „
ors in your area who supported the ,
ecampaign.so well this year.
•
Yours sincerely ,
W Denis Whitaker'
Chairman ,' '•
Provineial'Easter Seal
• Cornm•ittee,
Now
s rh:e . Tirnie
Ian Your
Q:NE$DAY, MAY 3rd,, 1967
h
Spring
seeding Program:
DROP IN,. TO YOUR CO=OP `.
NOW WHERE
Quality . and service : are the most:
important ` commodities.;: That is why
it pays to see your Co -op -first.
•*Resltlefed:Tara Mark,
istrict
'Donate Books 1
Public labra
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r
Conte alP o ect •
Tracking signs were reviewed and
a game;.of "Tracking Dominoes”
was playedIn patrol corners at ithe
'April 28th. meeting .of -theist Luck-
now. 'Guide. Corri.pany.
After roll. calk. the company went
intohorseshoe formation for announ
cements The Spring fl'ower.contest
P g
was concluded,; with the Swallow4' •
patrol declared the winner.
A Centennial project of a 'shelf.
of Guide books. for the ,Public Lib-
rary was vbted on and approved.,
• The senior guides wrote their test
Mr: and Mrs. Ivan McQuillin of
Waterloo visited Mr. and Mrs •
Fred .McQuillirii,during the week
end'. •
Mrs Fred McQuilllin spent' a few
days in London with, Mr. ;and Mrs. •
Barry McQuillanand family', Jill •
returned home to.London with her:
on the /Fire Brigade badge ::Captain
Mrs: LC. McKim worked: with the,
tenderfoot guides on knots., while
Ranger Beverley:MacDonald taught•
the recruits Linda . Bo.y le. tested
when ;necessary. A' Kim's game •was ..'
played : followed by Campfire
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