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THE. LUCKNOW: SENTINEL,. LUCKNOW'ONTARIO
The LUCKNOW SENTINEL
LUCK:
NOW. ONTARIO.
.The Sepoy Town" • On the Huron Bruce Boundary
Authorized s nclass mail, Post Office Department, .Ottawa.
1873—Published Each Wednesday Afternoon
Member of the C.W.N.A and O.W.N.A..
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Donald C. Thompson, Publisher
WEDNESDAY, MAY 24th '1967'
'Ian Derr riga
fldRe�VatiOi.
or Center nial
FAIR NOTES. '
CONTRIBUTED.
Portr is •fr'' the Past. to be,
presented: in Lucknow on June 12th
was the main topic of 'the Lucknow
Agricultural Society when they.
met on Saturday .• evening.
Models•.have been chosen butif
you ,would :like to model •a gown
at the presentation, please con
•
tact Mrs. Harry Lavis'and. there. is
a chance you will be needed as,
sizes vary and until the costumes
are tried on, no one • knows the
exact size of them. Be sure toget.
your tickets early for the present-
ation. June 12 in the Lucknow .Dist-
rict High School;'
The concert; is very highly rated
and has. gone. over big everywhere
it hays been
`
•Theprize list is• ready for\. tete
printers and the fair pians are .pro-
gressing Well. .
The money: taken in at the con-
cert on June 12th, will; go toward
renovating the -building the Society
bought. two: years ago. It is`plann-
ed. to put a 'new floor,in it and
decorate the interior and exterior
of the 'buildinganderect .a perman-
ent sign board on the •Fair;.grounds,'
,advertising the Local Fair. Your
help in this Centennial ,project
will be appreciated and.; used to the
best 'advantage...
DRIVE-IN :THEATRE
Highway .8 -- Goderich
At Concession Road 4
f;argest ;.Screen in ':Huron
• County'
WEEKENDS ONLY
• Double Feature ;
FRIDAY' and -SATURDAY
May ,26-27 . '
The Story of i
Wild : One I.
Emus rem' '''
ANRU MIDIETII • A
(Adult Entertainment)' '•
• and,
SECOND FEATURE
Admission $1.00 per . minor"
Children Under 12 in Cars Free
ra
Main Feature Starts' at 'Dusk
€end Graduation
r. 'and Mrs. Harvey Houston,
Holyrood attended the graduation
of Miss Diane Gibson, from the .
College, of Optometry. • last' Wednes-
day, May 17th. The graduation. was
held in Knox College Chapel, with
a. reception following at Hart House
Dr. Gibson entertained her guests
at •Town and Country later at a,
dinner. • Also present were her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gibson and.
Miss 'Sharyn Cocks,. Riverhurst
Saskatchewan.
Nephew Kalea
at Lambeth
On. Sunday afternoon, Rev. G, W
Wand • Mrs . Kaiser attended the
funeral of Robert.Kaiser` in Lamb-
eth. He, was killed on Friday
when a following car shit the mot
fir-cycle on whicb he was a rear
seat passenger. ,
Bobby is the 16' year old son of
Mr. Kaiser's nephew Ross. Ross
lives- on the Kaiser homestead
south-west of Lambeth,
�Vitb 'the TOPS In
Erste' tainment
THURS., FRI., SAT.,
May 25s : 26, 27
Cit
BaIl,00'
Jane Fonda,. Le. Marvin .`
i Technicolor
The Funniest Western Ever.
Called
flmtStone
Ca> icon' Special
It's the Laughingest Show
CARTOON
e 4s4a•*
MON. TUES., WED.,
' May 29, 30 31,
Orth. By Nort
Graf*, Eva Maria Saint
Technicolor
Thrills • and Suspense'
CARTOON
.:let4490.44-$:
' WEDNESDAY, •MAY 24th 1961
PkflS vane For `i^A^^^^"v� ��o,..� y
Centennial Year � •
In Riley &Huron
Ripley and Huron; Township Cent
ennial committee met Monday,
May 22 and decided prizes• Would
be awarded for the best decorated'
places: a••,first and second prize for
the business. places in Ripley' and
Huron Township; iThree• prizes to
each, 1st village •;residences•and •
2nd Rurah;residences. These prizes
will be.worth"trying for arid each
participant is urged to Yet Bill.
McCreath or George •MacLean know
their intentions. by June 25th. Also
anyone Wanting to purchase flags:
or decorating material may ' order
same: through the committee by::
Jude, fit.
• Prizes also will be awarded at the
Old tirne Dance 'to be July
/1st for Original,'or authentic' cost - ,
"tines and. copied costumes is well"
as comic, Plan to be there:in cos-
tume; ..
Ball games planned to date are.'
.Ladi,es and Mens old timers games;
'Junior girls games; Midget and Ban•
tam games for ,boys; • Volley ball'
for both Public and High School,
students.
The Paradecommittee is receiv-
ing names of organizations np�w
who 'want to,enter a float., decor-
ated :car,, antique cars,: decorated
bicycles and tricycles. Good' prizes
are 'bein �'g offered in each, class. •
The Beauty . Queen contest:is
coming along with several girls
planning to enter;. Preparation for
booths and food is being 'taken. care
of by the Institutes,.
Church services and choir plans
ire well underway. All Scouts,
.Girl Guides, .C.G.I.T.-, Rebeccas;:
and 'organizations are asked to
parade in groups:to the^ services.
All in all the big; celebration;.is l .
well underway as' far as plans' are ;
concerned.
• Anyone ,wanting.information: may
contact:Gearge .MacLean,., Reeve'
of Ripley °and•'President'Of the
committee or Mrs.:Oliver ;Mc-
Charles,. secretary of the corrin-
ittee .
FBIRTHS4
STANLEY. - in Wingham and
District Hospital, on Tuesday,
May 16, 1967, to Mr. and Mrs., .
Wayne Stanley,, Lucknow, a daught
ter. •
•
MURRAY -.'in Kincirdine GClneral
Hospital on May 22, 1967, to Mr.
and Mrs. 'John R. Murray,,,Holyrood
a daughter,, Helen 'Cecelia .
Pommy Thompson
DiesAt Tweed
J.A. Thompson of Tweed,• a re-,
tired bank•rrianager, passed away
on Friday, May 19th after a lengthy
illness' which followed a stroke.he
'suffered, about four years ago.
Tommy Thompson, as he was
familiarlyknown, •was at one
time, trianager of:the Bank'of •
,Montrealin Lucknow and.left here
tante twenty years ago`. He, is
survived byhis' wzfe and_• a son Jim
of. Yingiton.
lnrer.ment aenrice.w•a.* omit
Miteaford, on. Sunday May 21st with •
burial at Meaford Cemetery on
'Monday •
Attending. the service on Sunday
,from Lucknow'were, Mr. and Mrs
W..:B. Andersons Nit, and Mrs.
W.A. Porteous, Mrs. Clark Fin-
layson ,and
in-layson,and Mrs. Noble.iohnston..
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F.C. Van Ey]: local ,a ent:for.
John Bosveld Real Estate., has ;made
several fare} sales.. recently'. •
Jackson Reive of the 4th, of West
Wawanosh sold. his 227 :acre farm
to Louis. Neves'of that area With
immediate possession for Mr.
Neves ^
The de:al'involved Mr. Reive
acquiring;the Louis Neves 100 .acre;`
farm, also on • the: 4th . ". '
Mr . Reive :in turn sold. the' 100
acreproPertyt to Beartle. Brasman
of :Brampton who will Obtain •posses.'
ession'Jilne,15: Mr. Grasman•has
been working as a transport driver `.
at ' Bra'mlea. and plans on doing '
•mixed farmirg..'He is: married -
:with one .Child and is member of :-
tire
-the. Christian ^Reformed Church.
Mr. Reive has pruchased a.place
at: Thamesford ;and , moved•• there
on Tuesday:of last week. ;
A11'sales were handled by;Mr.
Van: Eyl .
t $393,000
ingham contract
The Hon.: George E'..Gonime,
Minister Of Highways, announces
the award, of a contract on Highway
4 and 86- Wingham Diversion
east and west of Highway 4, in the
Stratford District .;• •
A distance of1.:83 miles in length
.the contract involves grading,
drainage, granular -base, 'hot• mix
paving and two• structures over the••
Maitland ;River. It,also .includes
work on the: Wingham•,Patrol Yard
deveIopment;r •
The• estimated overall cest:''of: the
project is .$893,000:00
Mowbray Constr i}dtion Company
Limited .of Windham is the success-
ful 'contractor
It is expected', that work .wi
begin on June 12th, .1967,
,w.t:'
i a '
probable completion date
o. ay
3Oth, 1968.
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GODERICH.•
ON. THE SQUARE
FIRST RUN FILMS IN .AIR CONDITIONED.
COMFORT Entertainment.I Our Business
ThuirS., Fri.. . Sat.: - May • 25=26=27
~ A HARRY SAUZMAN Pndrdisr' , •
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Shows at 7:30 and 9:25
t. Matinee ' at 2:30 -- Regular 'Matinee . Prices •
Mon., Tues., Wed. May, 29-30-31
comes* o.w*s
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Shows at 7:30 and 9:20
Coming Next: '
THE NIGHT OF THE GENERALS]
(Adult Emeii ainment)