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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-11-01, Page 9WEDNESDAY. .NOV:, 1st, 1%7 THE I,UCKNOW SENTINEL. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO GODERICH ON. THE SQUARE. FIRST WITH THE'..FINFST THURS.,, FRI.,. SAT.,:.MON;,. TUES;, WED:, 'NOV. 2,. 3, 4,, S, 7, 8: 8 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINA PE PICTURE AND BEST DIRECTOR—Fred Wiesen BESTACTOR—Paul Scofield BEST'SCREENPLAY FROM ANOTHER MEDIUM-- Robert •Bolt NS INCLUDING E.YEMI BEST SUPPORTING .ACTOR; Robert'Shaw BEST SUPPORTING'ACTRESS—' WeedyHiller BEST .CINEMATO6RAPHY (Color BEST COSTUME DESIGN (Color) coLUMBIA'.PICTVRES` , Prese ,,,a I'RED ZINNEMANN'S ;OF From the play by .ROBERT BOLT '• 111111100111 F THE 8 ONE .SH. • ` OWING•�EACH EVENING AT 8 '00`wP.M: � ' .••: WEDNESDAY AN D SATURDAY MATINEES.AT 2:0 . o0c P.M: ADMISSIONS EVENING SHOWS Adults - $r o; Students Children $l: 0 ' MATINEE'' SHOWS • $1°Adults —` $1; Students 15 I Children 75C -- `NO . PASSES ALLOWED, Due To •The Magnitude' Of . The ;Feature, "A' .Man For All Sea- sons",, The Childret's Matinee On Saturday The 4th- Of Nov- ember Will Be Cancelled To : Allow An Extra Showing:: Watch For: ASPECIAL CHILDREN'S' '.SHOW ON November filth.. ,COMING CE BRIDGE • ice bridge .over the open "space, :The first step` BY REV..DUNCAN, MCTAVISH. water ::back at this point .sothat it . would freeze over; .on a real cold When the river finally made its night:. A -ft -rat ,th• snow -was- thrown g e. ,. .new course;at the bottom of thee' on it, followed, by water. 'A :very •hill we found' ourselves confronted pro - 'with. cold., w:as chosen for,thi's pro ' with a new' situation. Getting' .. cedur.e . A •'few: Gold nights' in which across it in summertimewas.'snow soaked: with water :was applied easy; for the stream almost dried:' soon.. made a bridge .of�considerable; • tip at, ;times. •,But'the winterconstit• thickness •Once`.this was established' uted another:' :flood roblern. •At.: P fl the•rest .was easy.: If the severe,': • time it was quite impossible.to get 'weather )held' on and the' snow con. across, big the. winter season tinued to fall and pack down, a some ,means of'crossing had to be' bridge.of substantial strength was maintained: A regular bridge was achieved Evenr:wh:en' a soft -s. 11 ' . �. .P. out of the question'; The onlysub- came -' itwould stand the 'Strain for stitute wasan ice bridge over the a timeand more than once I have driven over it when the ice was `The heavy fall of the• riverbed completely covered with water; but Y., 'trade this problem a difficult: tong'. it held ...Thus man, and beast crossed dry .Waters ran swiftly,andover, over ,' shod, • slowly, Indeed t f h Th• • we're d s f ice`ams aft The. board granted permission t� close the school on ".Frida :'• Novem- Y•. ber 3rd. to allow fora professional development day:for the "staff, The said each. department, principal head is arranging-'the'.details for his respective• rou . Em hasis'is. on g P . Pv new ,techniques in' teaching.':: • Mr. Madill said the:property committee had :given an OK to order drapes for the two portable classrooms..These will'be made,. long enough to be reused in the .electrical•'shop when the portable rooms are no longer needed. • g The board agreed to pa for bus g Y transportation for°the school cheer- leaders to• a rally in Toronto at the end of the, month. ` most •o f streamnose w r ay o J er St; Helens W.1. •Group Disp ay First Prize;Winner Ott Lucknow Fair PAGE .NINE port Of Coritmencement, exercises will be held at ,Wingharn District High School on Friday 'evening, Decem bet 1st. The date was set by; the a, school. board at .its regular meeting, held at the Lucknow. School':.Priv-.' cipal F. E."Madill said Di. D: 'Fryer;,' mathematics department, University of Wa'terloo'has been invited as guest speaker: J. W. Allason; principal of'the ; Luchnow District. High School, told the board that arrangements for: comntencement'there had been made tor Friday,' November, lOth. Noel: Masan ,. former 'principal. at; the school, will "be guest speaker. •SCHOOL NAME , —The board discussed at some length the. advisability,' of changing thename of the Wingharb school. It w_as "suggested ;that •since the .' II II as .een names e. ' uron- Bruce DtsttiCt High School. Board, :the school should have the same name, and a motion to this effect was•made However, before it .came to •a gsted vote it 'was: sug' �e. high school should be changed. to. secondary school: It then, appeared that due 'to:the building Program a narne.,changg. e; at the present time. 'would cause considerable clerical problems As a result, the Motion: was•dropped and the subject will be taken up .again. next year. WIN SHIELD Theboard was informed by letter •• that the cadet corps had scored .861 ' points •of a possible 1900. and as:a •:result had: won the Strathcona • Shield: This;award has' been won ,by the corp ; s. on several occasions at this point might be described as a severe winter and. •I recall,•after raptd s. Preezin g ''over' these waters one very bad winter' and the first B ool oard Mei in the past.. The board:. directed the secretary to write a letter of con-.: gratulation to Major 6tobert: Ritter, chief instructor: The secretary .'• Miss Y McPher- son reported that a d"uplicating• , machine had caused trouble and'.•: repairs would be expensive. The board agr.eed.to replace the machine with, a rebuilt .model REPORTS Principal F.E.:Madill said that' ::. the building : program ro m has been'mov- , irig:ahead since the bricklayers'• strike was .settled Work is being conc'entrated ;on the administration, n area, which is'slated for ;completi:- by February 5th. ,Work' Will progress on the, south' -West section. and one gymnasium this fall and thisarea is slated for completion by:May 6th However,; the dates are only: pro pec ions; an • su • ject•tei c ang:e reported that a fuel purnp problem On.the boilers Was rectified. during the' week school is. receiving keen interest. The band' has 45 Members and the . choir has • 100 : ;Fives of the 12. teachers are' assisting_ with the program, - The board. agreed to: pay for'the • lumber to build a4set of. portable risers 'for the:choir. A ventilation • problem in the :gym. was turned over' to the property committee for investigation. Night . school courses ' offered at Lucknow are'typing, elementary • and advanced sewing,. ',. metal work,.: . beginners Getman, conversational French .;. basic psychology, upholst- ery, bridge and oil painting ol• • was often a matter. of long duration. heavy flood, an ice' jam formed at . „Permission' - er ssron was granted' ice . .. pri •p. :, tend, i3ut as those severe winters .of a this very point For over two weeks Q nci al Robert, Ritter to at the • Ontario School Counsellors' bygone - d �ay••made•themselves felt,° we moved over on top of huge ; slowl , Association meeting in Ottawa',' 6 - • y but surely the strip'of open chunks of ice, which had.been 0 Noveinbet •9 to water narrowed until finally it ' •levelled.down and with water 1.I ith Birthday served Sunday Sunday could be leaped over It was then poured over it had 'frozen into a Mel Craig,. charrrian of the cafe - could p: • that steps weretakento .build an bridge overfour feet, thick. RIPLEY 'ABATTOIR Custom Butchering' -7 Curing and Smoking :Cutting. and Wrapping — Sausage "Making -- ,Fast Freezing HOGS AND CATTLE ON MONDAYS ' CATTLE ONLY ON' WEDNESDAYS With t o•: Big Coolers; We, Aro ° Able- To• Hang- Your- Beef,.., Frani- 1` To 3 Weeks --„WhIfiver, Vow'. Requirements Are • Pop Home Freezers. We Sell Choice Home Killed Beef,. Pork • and Lamb In Any Quantity At Lowest Marketing•Prides ALL,MEATS. ARE GOVERNMENT'INSP.ECTED FOR YOUR :PROTECTION CHAS. HOOISMA,. PROP. " 'ABATTOIR '395-2905 STORE 395-2961 •Mrs. Matilda Graham of Tees'-, • .water: celebrated; •aver 85th birthday on Sunday , October 29h and best wishes were extended to her. .Spending the day with Mrs. Graham were: her daughter Mrs. - Bill Neabel., Mr.' Neabel and family of L'ucknow•her grandchild en: Mr, ,and Mrs Ches Wilt, Ralph` Wilt of liarriStort• Mr,,and:Mrs Morris".Denni5 of G'orrie, Mr'. and` Mrs Gordon Neabel and family of Caledon, Mr.- and Mrs. Gene Tunny 'ey •and family of,Inglwood; Mr , and ,Mrs.' lob Nickol and family andIvlr. and Mrs. haus Fisher and. `family of Listowel, Joyce:Fisher, Gordon Groth of Clinton., Mr, and Mrs., Murray N'eabel and fatnily' of London.: teria committee, said the cafeteria last year showed sales:Of, .'r $31 , 242 87"with expenses of $20,553.4 *for a'net profit of . $6;898,41. John Taylor, chairman of the transportationcornrnittee;, rep'art�` ed that increases of five cents per mile• over 65 miles per day had been'granted to:'the bus operators.. Principal' Madill t 1d.theeboard progress reports will be issued .to all parents on October 27th. Enrol merit at the end of •SP e tenber was 1,028 with average` daily attend- ance runtiing `979': ' . Rtinc'ipal Allason said enrollment at thetucknowy school was 173 and atteridanee during September was 97.8 per cent. 'He'alsO reported that the music.prograrii in the • PHONE. 357=1630: ' 4TARTI�NG:• .TIMES 9 Monday to. Thursday,? -8 .Come as late ' as. 8:30' .to- see complete show • Friday and Saturday, 2 Shows 7:15: and '9:;15. Saturday Matinee 2 p.m., : unless .otherwise .noted. THUR.,. .NOV:' I, 2. 3.. Adult Entertainment .`.`KISS'THEGIRLS AND MAKE THEM Colour Starring:Michael 'Conners , Dorothy Provine,: Terry Thomas' • It's *all a plot •to conquer the world and some girls too. ' ' SATURDAY MATINEE 'NOV: 4 "T.HE SWORD AND THE DRAGON" SAT:., MON., TUES., • NOV. 4, 6, 7 4.8418 Znitiilt:Yli lrfl. ► �.�"r". Y"7"��1r! "r" !. w.+ "ELDORADO . Colour Starring:Johne Wayne, • Robert Mitchum This is a lusty, explosive west- ern, adventure . with Wayne and Mitchum providing the aetion• The . second show'' on ' Saturday evening starts at, 9,:30. • r."