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THE, LUCKNOW:SENT#NEL,, LUCKNOW, :ONTARIO
The LUCKNOW SENTINEL
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO '
'The SepoyTown" • 0p: the, ,'Huron -Bruce Boundary •
Authorized as. second .class; mail, Post ,Office Department, Ottawa
Established 1873—Published Each Wednesday Afternoon,
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Donald C. Thonmpson, Publisher
WEDN.ESDA a JUNE!' lith, 1947
CENTENNIAL
iENO.AR'
1867 1961
FOR LUCKNOW .K' A
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OW ND.
DISTRICT
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Residents of ;the ` Community are
urged to decorate their homes and
places of business for the last week
in June.
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If you wish your .Centennial Event
included. in , .this column% phone°
Mrs. . Jim Arnold, 528-2702, no
later than. Saturday' •of each .Week.
This: is 'a` public service .column
contributed by The Lucknow
Sentinel.
Shower Held to
Honor June Bride
ASI-IFIELD NEWS
•A .shower was held ;in North Ash-
field school On Monday'night in '
honour of 'Sharon: West..
Nancy MacLennan has a summer
job in Southampton.
Jim' .Oke of Oshawa is spending
endin
g '
,the'holidays with. his grandfather.,
Ear ` Howes and -Jim Aislie• of.:Toron
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;•J
to with his grandfather, Frank ;Mac
Lerman. '
Mr.' •and :Mrs.. H:Sawchuck and'
sort of Toronto visited, 'with • Alex
Farrish' last week end.
Miss Mabel 'MacDonald .of Wind-
sor spent the week end with relat-
ives. h'ere.` •
'Church services'and.Sunday •
School•
m Ashfield Presbyterian- -
Church will be cancelled on July
Y
.2nd 'because of Centennial Service •
in .RipleY. at 11:a..m:.TT a Guest:
preacher there will be the Rev:
Alex°:MacCom.bie ..
JULY lst WEEK -END
There YWi116e•
Fug ti#:All
Friday dight;
June 3Qth
DanceRipley
1QueeWool Auditorium
Centennial
Will Be Crowned
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Saturday, July JSt.:
1 P.M. —Y PARADE with prizes for
Floats, Decorated Cars, Antique Cars,
Decorated • Bicycles and .Tricycles.:
ALL AFTERNOON Ball Gani zs . and entertain-
ment in
ntertain-ment.in Park..
EVENING. , Dance with good, prizes for
costumes. - ; II 4 .
COME
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Sunday; JuIy'-2nd
Joint Church Service In
The High School at 11.00 a.M.
PLAN TO ATTEND
BRING YOUR FAMILY
ip Box Derby Fe,c.I
1NEDNESDAY JUNE lath, 190
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Mary Eliza,beth Henderson Receive;
Round Cord At Local AssociationrMeeting
Mary .Elizabeth Henderson, dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Hend-
erson of L uckn as 's d
L ow , pre was ente
with her All 'Round Cord. and First
Class Badge by:, her Girl Guide
Captain, ,Mrs. 'J. C. McKim ;at a
meeting of the Local Association
of the.Girl Guides. Mrs': McKim
said it was a. pleasure for her to
present ,the:All Round Cord to Mary
as she was:.verY deserving ..of it.
The meeting was held in the
basement.. of the Town Hall last
Wednesday evening with members.
'of .the Local' Association Girl :
'Guides who were guests of Mary
Elizabeth ' Henderson,' and mothers
of Brownies, Girl Guides and 'Rang-.
ENGAGEMENT
.The engagement is: announced of,
Joan Agnes Donaldson, daughter of
Mrs. James Donaldson and the late
Mr Donaldson of R.R. '7 , 'Lucknow
to,Mr', Ronald W"ilson.Nickles., son
of Mr and.. Mrs. 'Ernest. Nickles of
London The wedding will take
.place on Saturday, July 29th, at.
St. Lukes in the Garden, Beck's
MemorialSanitoriuni,: London at
3 p:.m., '
Pass Music Exams
Maria Dalton, daughter -of Mr. '
and Mrs. Dennis Dalton of Kings
bridge, has successfully passed her
Grade• 8'piano examination.
Flora Simpson. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan Simpson of Kin -
tail, 'passed.
in-tail,'passed her Grade 3 pianowith
honours.
`Both girls are.puplis of Mrs.' Dun-
can Simpson. .
Neighbours Honour
Mrs. Noel'. Mdson
A social evening was held"by•
neighbours at. the home of Mrs.
Don Thompson of town on Friday
evening in honour of Mrs. .Noel
Mason. Mrs. Mason and her hus
band', who is principal at'the High
School, and their two'daughters
will leave Wednesday for Arthur
where Mr. Mason commences
duties as Principal there,
An address was. read by Mrs. Mel
Greer and' Mrs., Mason was'
presented with a set of.T. V. trays.
Mrs.'. Mason thanked everyone
present. .. • '
• Lunch was served arid a
neighbourly get -to-' their was
held
ers Jin attendance. Theygroup was
welcomed by District Commission
er: Mrs: Jack MacDonald..Mary
Elizabeth Henderson treated 'every,-
one present with ice-cream,
.. The minutes of the last meeting
were read by Mrs:. Jack McKim in
the absence of Mrs. -Ken Chester,
secretary -treasurer.. :A bank balan-
ce was'shown of $80:1$,. As Mrs .
Ch?ester;had asked to be relieved of
herduti"es, Mrs.'Roy Havens was
r
elected Secretary,_ treasurer .
The mother . and daughter banquet
hadbeen ,held 'in the United. Church
basement" recently and it was mov-
ed that; the Association buy a
cream, sugar and matchingtray to<
be given to; the Church for•the use
of'the facilities there for their ban-
quet. Mrs. George :Newbold and:
Mrs. Jack Treleaven were appoint-
ed to .attend to this matter..
As thereare now -38 Girl Guides
in .the, one company in Lucknow ,' it
was suggested ,that -the `girls be
divided into two companies if lead.
ers could be secured. Mrs. McKim
said she would continue her work.:.
With the`Guides if it was with, a
smaller company. Mrs. Stanley
Jayeof town, and Mrs.. Earl Elliott
A' Soap Box Derby featured the
Lucknow Public .School track' and
field day on.Thursdayofjaseweek.
Shown with their winning vehicles
in. the three 'classes are, left' to
right:,. David Newbold, Junior Boys.
winner withone of his starters
Ricky Passmore; Lorraine ‘Boyle
Girls winner with starter Joanne:
Thompson; -Jim 'Farrish, Senior..
Boys winner with starter Brian. Stan-
ley. Y:. ..
L7verthirtY. entries were received
in' the three classes': .
of Huron Township offered :to assist •
in the Guide Company. ,
' A leaders' training .camp, which
is to be held at'.Doe Lake, was
discussed
It was moved that $20 be given .,
each girl, Linda. Boyle and Lynda
Walden, who are attending Herit
age Camp near Cornwall this year
to assist in •the cost af'their tra'ns-
portation.
Mrs. Don Thompson was. appoint-
ed to order cards: to be printed
Which could:be•sent out to notify
mothers and members of Local
Association meetings.
Following the business portion of
the meeting, a :discussion was held'
about camp which the Girl Guides
• are going: to attend .in August; The
Camp is near Clifford .:.. Menus,
activities, etc'., were discussed.
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