HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-05-03, Page 17EDNE SDAYlMAY 3rd, `19f77
n Successful:
Seve .
In Hunter's Course '
Sill Hunter and Harvey Carrick
;1d another Hunter Safety Train.
Lg class Wednesday evening. The
ccessful boys••were. George • Moffat
on Boak, Gary Caesar, Jim Bonk,.
ank Hogan; Nick Courtney and
►hn Hogan • . ,-
Statistics show a great drop in
unting,.accidents, since these
)]uses wereset up. ;Congratulat
►r)s and Safe' Hunting boys
PURPLE GROVE
Sympathy is extended to the
;latives of the late Don McDon
Id who. passed away on Sunday.
Nancy Elliott of Niagara. Falls.
)ent• the weekend. at her home
ere.
Sunday.g uests of°Mr. ,and Mrs.
on McCosh were Mr. ,and Mo.
yin• Geddes of Kinloss
Mrs.:William McIrtnes-and Linda,
isited on •Monday with Mts. Don:
lore. •
V1rs :Jack Farrell spent a day i'ast
,eek in London.
Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs.
:ecil•Sutton on the birth of their
ittle "son.;
A• nurnber from here attended ;the.
alico Bailin Lucknow on. Friday
vening.
Mr. and Mrs;. Lawerence Fry and.
sura. Mae visited'; Mr. and Mrs,.
►illiam McInnes on Sunday.,
Gladys Gawley, of Toronto was 'at
er _home here for: the weekend.
Expend Sympathy,
To Hodgins family:
• KINLOUGH;NEWS • ,
• ,
We extend syrnpathy to' Mrs.'.'
,rth'ur :Hodgins, Mrs Ethel: James,
•
"erryHodgins and other relatives
n. the sudden passiof the late
,rthu Hodgins:
Mr.' and Mrs. .N.E.: Evans of
)ownsvitew ;spent the week eed
lith Mr. -and Mrs.. Bert:Nicholson.,
anda:and Larry Evan's, who have'
►een.spending awhile here. return_
home; with, then.:•
We are sorry to;•report that Mfrs.
ames HodginstSr.is a .patient,.
n the Wingham and District Host
)ital.' We wish her improved
iealth .
Mr.: and Mrs.; Chri's Shelton visit
:d on Friday afternoon with'Ms:';
►Vtllam
Cox.
On Fridayevening'of last week:
1 card partyand social evening
gas held in. the 'Orange hall.
Mrs. Gertrude Walsh' returned
home after visiting with Ivir.. and
Mrs. ' Jack Walsh and family and •
other relatives at'Melfort Saskat
.che ran
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Currie,
Brenda and.Darlene• of Waterloo..
visited on Sunday with Mrs
Gertrude Walsh:
Donald Hodgins 'has completed
his term at the University of
Guelph and hasreturned home.
Mr: and Mrs. Jerry Collison of
;exdale,spent•the: week -end with
vlr, and Mrs. Bert Nicholson Allan
►nd Lois and also: with his parents,
vir. and Mrs: Pat Collison. Mrs. •
ollisoi is a- patient in Hanover •
lcspital; .
Donald Barr of Waterloo spent
he week end "at'his home here:
Arthut Stanley.sper t the week
!nd with Mr. and: lvlrs. Ezra Stan-
ley and Sharon.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Percy.of St`
,atharines visited•during the week
with relatives here. Lloyd has re-
turned from Chilliwack B. C.
Where. he visited with his brother,;
Elmer' Percy who' is r;ritcally -'11..
there
r71 kuir � ?was ' ��:.aw�r.,...�A•�
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T E LUCKNOW' SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO:
PAGE SEVENTEEN
'By IMAM( S. LUDINGTON
Many of the letters` to., this
Column ask questions about the
Soviet:. Pavilion at Expo,'.' and.
what exhibits ' will be found
there, . .
The . lists of exhibits, of
course; is too lung to °include in
any, column of this nature —
but '1 cad tell you that . there
: will be,'Soviet. entertainers 'per
forming throUghout. the :six
six months of Expo,•and a res-
taurant featuring the finest • of
Russian ' foods, and there will
be. Soviet souvenirs for sale _-
and a distinctiye feature .of the
Soviet approach . to Expo' is the
use of the 'Pavilion for meetings
and 'press • canferences:
Entertainers will include': ,the
Bolshoi • Ballet, the . Piatnitsky.
' fOlk chorus,. Georgian'`dance en
sembleg ,a Ukrainian folk choir,
a Soviet Arrny ensemble and. the
Moiseyev dancers.
And k in a theatre seating 600
the visitor wilt 'have the' op-
portunity. to see top Soviet docu7.
mentary and feature (films and
there:' will• be a : daily fashion'
show of Russian -designed, Rus
Sian -manufactured clothes, ;on
Russtan models.
The Russian ..restaurant. will
seat 1,10.; and if you like the,
food,' you'll be able to buy some
to take home. Beverages will in- •
clude:vodka and Georgian wines.;
Soviet trade,: officials hope 'to
expand their trade ties during
Expo and they'll have contracts:'
on hand `ready for .signing,' for,
the Soviet is:asaware 'today as
any ` other • nation ` Of the :im
portance'of foreign exchange.
At , the : cinema, ' promotional.'
.• STOCKER FEEDER SALE
•
•
HENSALL, ,SALES ARENA.'
Saturday, May 6th
at 1.
600 HEAD
'
Consisting of Calves; ,Heifers. and:. Steers.;
•
FOR CONSIGNMENTS'; CONTACT THE' MANAGEMENT
Victor Hargraves, 482.-7511 Jack Morrissey, 234-6200
Auctioneer.; Hector McNeil ; "
films'' Will, be 'tied in: with' the:
trade pitch. And ' things will
go • the .other • way to00'
/many Soviet tourists will be
going to Montreal, scientists
specialists in many fields.
• At Expo they will meet `their.
counterparts from.. ;other, na-
tions, deliver l'ectur'es,' and .re=
part on the state of the Soviet
union. �.
• August '15, 17 and 19 will be.'
the .•:big celebration days at the
Soviet Pavilion}; where.'the Rus-'
sians will feature gala ,festivals.
(Address . correspondence to
Tracy S. ,Ludington, EXPO '67,'
at , 7005. Kildare Road, . Mont.- •
real 29)...•
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