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WEDNESDAY, JANUAR*/ -22nd, 19
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IE.BR.JCEHCOUNTI
-ARD—OF EDUCATIONI.
Invites applications for the position of
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I ESS :ADM'I'NISTRATOR
andTreattirer of Board
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THE LUCKNOIN SENTINEL, LUCKNOW ONTARIO,
oupleMatrietlAtRiverSdale
34 Schools, In System
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Duties to include the:complete business of the board in fields
of accountancy, budget, payroll, ptirchasing,, transportation,
maintenance of board buildings and property and supervision of
suPPort. Personnel. ° • , •
Applicants should have a, broad successful administrative
background and be conversantwith current administrative ptac-
tices. A degree, in Business Administration or a Chartered Ac-
countant Certificate would be an asset. . .
SALARY NEGOTIABLE;,.
DUTIES TO COMMENCE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
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PLEASE 'MARK ALI': APPLICATIONS •"APPLICATION:
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR' AND MAIL STATING QUALIP-
'CATIONS AND EXPERIENCE BY JANUARY 30th TO .*
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Director of Education
Bruce County Board Of Education
Drawer 190 Chesley, Ontario
KING
ebrysantheiriunis ,With a Moss:green
velvet bow. • :
The marriage of Nancy'Snn Dore °,
The. best,rnan was Mr. Terrace
and Brian Joseph king' took place on ,
Wasdel, 54 Aspen Avenue, Kitchen'.
Friday, December 6,1968 at 7;09
p.m.. at St. Armes R.C, Church; •
Riversidale. ' - : A reception was held at Formosa -
The bride is a dauhter-of.Mfsi,
Cli.dlurcessstiCwerrrleill'PArneistetgt CfiOttrir:e'sioron;O ,
William McInnes of Teeswater and' ., :..
Tilisonburg, Scarborough , Kitchen-
PHoNg. 157-963e
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• the late Mr, Frank Dore. The
groom is the son of Mr. Joseph'
King.tof TorOnto and the late Mrs.:,'
King,
Father King, officiated With Miss
Patsy King as organist. • •
The; bride, given iri marriage, by•
Mr. William: McInnes, wore a
*bite' A -line, Italian peau de
creme, floor length gown with '
;scalloped neckline and sleeves and
ia bow to emphasize the empire
waistline. A cathedral train fell
gracefully to the floor. •
•-• A nylon shounderlength. veil ,was
held by a white rosebud. The ,
bride carried a. cascade of red roses
• White. carnationt
. The matron of honour Mrs, Barry.
Johnston Of R.R. 3, Holyrood wore
an A-line; moss green velvet. and .
white crepe floor length gown : A
white crepe bow extended: into -a
train. Her bow 'headdress was moss
green and. white velvet. She carried
a cascade of yeilow ' ,
Mrs. Wilbur .Brown.
L. BOWERS : GEO..e. LOUCKS
DIRECTOR OF: EDUCATION CHAIRMAN , •Spoliq TolOirstiea
The January...meeting of Kairshea
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ilns-Manyi on
By Rivett Rink
• RIPLEY CURLING, NEWS '
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er, Kincardine, TeesWater.
The bride's mother wore an •
orange A-line wool dress, brown
accessories with:a corsage of ,grange,
carnations.
Th.e grosm's aunt, Mrs: Walter.
Arscott , wore a blue bondeddress;,,
black accessories with a corsage of
white carnations. •
• They will reside. in Kitchener:
Miscellaneous shi:Swers, were held
by Mrs. Michael Weber of Kitchen-
er, Misr. Douglas Schiestel of Tees
water and Mrs: Lawrence Fry Of.
Kincardine:, Puiple Grove Institute
presented a card table.; magazine:
rack and bedspread. •
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trousseau tea was held at Mrs';
McInnes.' home on November 30.
Pouring tea wereaunts, Mrs. ,
Claude DoCe. Jr.., Mrs: jack King, • .
and Mrs Walter Arscott assisted by
sisters of the bride and.groom.
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: •W:.1. • Was sheld•'Thursday afternoon • Ann Dalton Wins .
at the•horne of,Mrs. Donald J,
rownies,Held ‘.. mcKinnon. president ; Mrs:' Lloyd'
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Speaking Orite
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-11—irty For.
Retarded Children
2.
ines,
A rink., skipped by Ivan Rivett of
Dungannon was successful in •• ..°',
defending. histitle and • •• ,• •• ,
..' retaining the Johns -Manville
Trophy at the 'Ripley.Clubon• ••
, Saturday. -Ivan had:able,assistance-;
from Ted Johnston, Vice; Bob
Simpson, Second ,.and Wilson °
BroadfciotPlaying lead..:Second
place orftbe early draw went to Jim-)
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• MacTavish s local rink, with Elmer
Second• and John Coiling-, as lead.-
Consolation wens to Donnie Thom.:
'pson't. rink, .playin.g w-ith his two
Cousins , MOrray Thompson , Ron
Luis on n rounded out b•jr•
MacDonald throwing the lead rocks
..• First place inthe late draw wen.
to the Glen Walden rink'of Luck -
now with With Geor ge Monerief hanc,iling
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te S ipping c ores G en p aying
the ViCe spot., Frank Alton. ai Sec- '
ond and Bill. Johnstone PlaYini lead
This rink had a total of two wins
and a plus of•twelve to tiose'put
John:Bell's entry which had two
)•«:/ins_and-a_plus...cifuen_.4.ob.
Don .McLay as Vice; Morris Ma-
hood .playing.Second and Carl Fun-
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BROWNIE NEWS
ie . party wa'.
•for 'fifteen girls, patients at Retard -
'ed ° Cbildren'S Hospital, •Palmerston
by'Mrs. JR.' Murray and. the 2nd
Lucknow Brownie Pack.
The ,Brownies.had worked ,for sey-
eral w eeks' 8P° toy 'Cats. to be given
asgifts. The delight of the girls AS:
they opened:their gifts Made the
BroWnies-work well worth while...
Margaret Montgomery, and Gail
Pritchard played for carol Singing.
Several'Broviinie mothers coritribut-
Mrs. Donald MaCintyre,Were
.charge: A get -'well card was signed
• a 1 members resent to be sent •
to Mrs. Gordon: Wall, secretary:.
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treasurer , who has 'been'a patient in
Wingharn Hospital.
rresponderce-included-0•.et
• from. the President and another
tell-
ing of the, Officers Conference to
be held in Guelph ,7; April 39th and ,
Ma 1 t • •
°The new 4-H leaders are Mrs
Doelrnan, Mrs.J. Buri IvIrt ." ' ,• '
George Young and Mrs.' C Colwell
Sandra Keith was named to write
.the Korean War:Orphan.
It was suggested that members
'.should read article on Succession
Duties and write our M,P. 'concern -
e a' unc o sanW1ceSail nal ing this.
In planning next Year's'
mas;Cookies-• .Chocolate milk was
supplied bythe hospital.,
SHOW TIMES
Friday and Saturdays at 7:15
and 9:15. All other 'days, one..
• show at 8:00, except Where,
noted on the program:
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Thur., Fri., Sat.,
Jan. 23, 24, 25
Adult .!-Entert ainnient
aft Until Dark'
Colour Starring; •
Audrey Hepburn, Alan Arkin
This is • teal edge-of-thelseat
fare, so be prepared for any-
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Saturday Mat.
SPECIAL .DOUBLE BILL
'The Three Worldt
of Gulliver' and.
'The Seventh
VOyage, of Sinbad• '.
For this ,special matinee all
seats are 50e.
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abOut fire safety and'prevention.,
We are h,avihg.Nlass. said in 'the
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O'Keefe•and Mark Chis,
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Because•of the bad weather last
week.; , school: was. Cancelled . There
fore we didn't have a chance to ,
" •• •' •Kiner:
The Public -Speaking Contest is
oyer•and the wthierare Ann.
Dalton, Nancy o!Keefe, Cathy •
b'Keefe and Delores NeVes, Ann
Dalton was chosen as the overall
winner. , • ••
,Allan.prenran' had the; Misfortune
to sprain his knee„and Danny 'Boel
sprained both of his, thumbs:.
The basketball tournainent..it •
gong to start soeri. The'school will
be gpipg.:4-0-ve&-saeo
Mend-ay:to skate,
Mri.•Park!s,roorn v•ias tall0ng
• conveners Could make mote •Use of • •
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The -BroWnies, were driven. to Palm
District Annual reports for speCial. •
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On -4 Mrs 1'1
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ton-lead:.--Gonsolat-iorrpri-ze-in-thi
draw went to Howard Hodge's rink
with Bob:Johnston, Vice; Bill Rem -
pton, Second and "DonsGaunt-lead.
John D. MacKay,pretenteci the
" Trophy to the Rivett rink in the ab-
sence of the7dorthr, his imelejim
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Lowry.. •
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The entry list is noW. filled for
the resumption of the annual Kin-
cardine -Ripley days, beginning in;
Ri le' this corrin Saturda , Jan;
Walter Arnold:arid Mrs•John Pritch- i The sinn of, twentY dollars 1;11 as '
`rd'.' ‘. . : • ' . '•• i voted to be given to ttie health •-. _
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This was, a Very special day for %,nurse to buy groceries for a needy
patients and Brownies alike. Mrs. ... '1 faniily.
Pritchard and Mrs David Kirkland . I. The roll c
Brownie Leaders thank all those .. An Amusement of Pioneer'Days,.'
who helped make this possible : - - These included house parties, quilt, .
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.ingtees; sing gongs, winter sports , • .
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Class roorns. , • , • ••
We had:a:filin on smoking and
-after the film. grades 7 and 8 had a
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• Card Party arty
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At the Card. Party at St August-
inerrMondaypIght:nin.6 tabies• were '
in play High prizes Went'. to •
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Hallam and Ren Noble with consol-
atiOP.priteS going. to Irene Padar ''•
...and George Henry; Charlie,
Fowler" won the door prize
,e card=:pa-0-y-Lwas sp
the C.
•• Redmond donatipg all the prizes: •
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. : Mrs'. H Houston introduced M.
• yilbur BroWn who gave an interest. i•
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a 'ere n ev.td nee •ing paper on - I he 1-amily I ree -
in Saturday's Spiel. Most -notieeablc which had been prepared by Miss
was the breaking of the rule where- r-1,.ora Durnin.•She also. shOwecr '
bytbe leads and seconds remain in 'charts showing different methods .
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the area between the hog...lnes of recording farnily•histary. Mti:
when not sweeping a mei< into the •Brown was thanked,and :presented '
hoi4e, and expecially 1,,,ihen the out with a gift,bi•Mis: Hairy Lavis. '
• come 'of an e,nd 'is,being decided by A - motion was passed that Kair-
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:the Vico sl'Ops..-",A. few caseS:ofbad.,..._the.a....,W11'..:...wolild....putehase, the new - _._
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sportsmanship were'alsd shown,by . 'Bruce Courity'book. Mrs, Roulston
the distraction o,f theplayer in the gave an appropriate reading, ,
. hack ready to deliv'er his rock , Iliile ”childhOdds:Day:s Most important io
13 lioulci be printed Also, as there.. f Nation's Future," •
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seems to be some Who are not ; ' Thetosiess and those taking part
aware of it: This is in the case of in the programme were thanked by
0.1. aaci t re.:
yth
r:. 1 GO DERICH
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STARTS TO -DAY FOR TEN DAYS
THURSDAY, JAN U*RY 23 TO
SATURDAY„;' FEBRUARY
omoOSEllt=i•••,•••06,t•ma.132,1},L.m•i6••••.c •
uary 25, and concluding in Kincar
dine On, StOrday ,February 1st. The
Presidents of each Club are now fin.
alizing the details for this popular
event,. • •
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• A few glarins'eArople s neglect
Of the Simple -courtesies of the..
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tinue in the s,aine fashion as all A relative contest written by
previous ends, e , the. rink coin Mrs,„ C. Colwell was conducted by
ting the previout•end must shoot Mr. F. MacKenzie, .
first In one case , on Saturday, ,• •After' the singing of the Queen'
this was 'nOt dOnc! The observance and Grace' a tasty lunch was served
of the above cointnon courtesies by the hostess and directors.; Mrs.
will make for afar rnorc'enjoya le Donald Macintyre and Mrs, Currie '
game of curling, •.•' •
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"GONE WITH THE WIND"
LXRKGABLE' •• .- Academy AviilWinner.of Ten
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• • IPLIE11011ARD 011718dellAVILL8ND.
One Show Each 'Evenh7g.At 730
ADMISSIONS:, ADULTS $1.50; STUDENTS '$I.00
SATURDAY, (JANUARY
CHILDREN'S MATINEE ° A
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2` O'CLOCK
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"7t1i VOYAGE OF ..SINBAD",
ADMISSION:'•50c SEAT' „ •
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