HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-02-26, Page 13WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26th,.1969
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PUBLIC SPEAKING •
On Thursday , -February. 20 ,''Brook-.
'side held the. Public 'Speaking Con-
test . Out" of the.13 contestant's one
was .chosn to go to Clinton on Feb-
• rua ry 24.
The contestants and topics: were:
Joyce De Graaf;, Grade S', Nursing
Barry Morrison, Grade .8,, First Year
in 4-H; Terry Zinn , Grade
Sacred' Well .of Death; J m,'Mac •
:Kinnon, Grade 5, Ice Skating ..
Mary Ann Alton,• Grade 4., Prince
Charles; Vicki Park, Grade 5;,
' My'Trip North; lune Alton., Grade'
• Darlene Hac ett ••
7 , Disneyla•nd, e:
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".Grade. 6;, Calgary Stampede; Susan
Thompson, Grade 8, Metric Syst-
em; Donna Hackett ,,,Grade'. 4, •
Canada; •Joanne Thompson.; . Grade
.7 , ' A Tripto Mexico; Kathy ;; . •,
P'urdon , Grade 7, Upper Canada
• :: Village and Gail Pritchard Grade
'7, Israel .' •
• 'The winners ,were Joanne Thomp -j
..son first,, Kathy Purdon'second and
Jim MacKinnon third.
The judge's for the contest• were.
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Mrs. A.E. McK m•'of Luc know,,
'Mrs. Gordon Anderson of Ashfield
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`•and lvir. S'. �Jeffe sono God ,h, •
SPORTS
'.:This. Week involleyball,
'.Ricky
Cra naton's team played Allan Htlde
brand's'team 'RickY's.team scored.
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.Alan' team obtained 41
an 1 s o
.points: On Wed,nesd-at-FE1 roar T 9
Philip ,Black's .tam and Carey
Putdon's team tied 1 -1,•in •
crabsoccer.
MEET THE TEACHER
The teacher interviewed this week
is Mrs. George Fisher who teaches
Grade 3 and 4. in•Room 4. •
She .was. raised in Kin: -loss Town
ship; .and 'attended S.S. No, 5 Kin-
loss ,
in -loss, Lucknow Continuation 'School
and Wingham High School. She
.went. to Stratford Teachers' ;College
Mrs Fisher now. lives in Wingharn.
at-17'Patric Street. . �C St t. There are
girls and 2.1 boys' in: her family, Sht.
enjoys playing bridge , 'other card
Barnes and.quilting•, but her, most'
interesting'' hobby, she says', is
homework% She, has taught at S.S.
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# 4; Kincardine., Hoi rood ,
S.S.
# 4' and 12.,E West'Wawanosh,;
S.S. #-9; East Wawanoh,
2Kingsbridge
.. . . •# � and.at.
Brookside'`Public. School •
:THANKS 'TO ROOM 9`'•'
Room 9 stuffed made animals
a project � roj1ect in` Junior Red Cross
.
They sent ond.of these toys to Vic.
toria and the remainder of 'there'
were'sent...to Wingham Hospital and
Goderich•Hospital :, This week a
thank you•note came from • '
Alexandra 'Marine.'and'General
-Hospita-fin Goderrch .:. '
Former Kingsbridge
ResidwPasses'
JOHN KELLY
John' Kelly, a "resident of Huron
grew, „died on Wednesday 'Febru-
„ary 12, following a lengthy illness.
He was: 82. ,
Mr. Kelly was born: on•October,
2L, 1886, in County Peary,. Ireland,
a son. of Mr. and Mrs.John Kelly;.
He immigrated to Canada 'in 1929
and lived in, the westernprovinces
until 193'7 when he moved:to Kings
bridge ' Hee was married .to the for
finer Elizabeth Cassidy and: had
farmed in Kingsbridge until 1962,
He•.was a member of St. Josephs
".Roman.Catholic Church,
Kingsbridge', He was predeceased
. by tis parents and, by ;one, son ,
Charles. Surviving' are• his wife,
five sons, James, Sudbury; Joe,
Camarillo., California; Dan,.
Brigden; ‘ Patrick , Holyoke, Mass.;
Walter, Londori; four daughters,
Mrs: George (Mary) Essery', God:'
erich; .Mrs., Harold •(Winnie)
Hurley, ft. McMorray ; Alberta;.
'Mrs,., Fred` (Eileen) Wocks, 'Schom-
berg and' Mrs'. William (Bridget)
Hodgins, Sarnia; and 26 grandchil.
dren.
Requiern Mass '.wa',celebrated at
10;30 a.m. on Saturda February
15•,,at Si.. Joseph's Roman Catholic,"
Church, Kingsbridge. Reverend
Father H: Galea. officiated
I•nterment was in• Kinse brid
g g
Cemetery .. Pallbearers were; Danny
Kelly �' Davidr Ke11y., 'Glen Kelly, '
John Woc'ks, Jerry Wocks;and.Jos
eph Essery , all; grandsons :of Mr
Kelly..r
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Lodge Funeral ome• Was:, in' ••
charge of arrangement -a.
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Hay and corn :silage .and high .moisture; corn are:. good feeds.
Why not Jet us' talk it diver. Drop 'me a linee or call me.
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Browfl ie Packs
HeIdThinking •
Darr IlAeeting.
By Annette Kirkland.
On February 19, the first arid
second Luc•know Brownie Packs.,,�
joined for our Thinking Day Meet-
ing. 'We started our; meeting with
some games;;
Then we had the Brownie rin
with Fairy.'Gold being 'collected
Our'guest:,"•Mrs : McKie Sr ...told
.us 'a story of a Brownie, in, another
land d uring•'Pow .Wow : Edith Greer
showed` usher dolls of.dif'ferent
countries of,the world. We.. stuck'
Our pennies forThirking Day on a
Toadstool... Then we had a piece of
birthday cake..
Mrs : '.Greer.' closed the 'rneetin
with a .prayer•
OLIVET
Melvin. Coiling ,,whq.'has been
patient in Kincardine Hospital •for
several leeks.,, came horneon,'Suri7.
'day, . Mrs. Austin Martinis also
home from ,hospital. Mrs. 'Herb
Clayton was admitted to St.
Josephs. Hospital;,; London on Sun-
day•
Wr. and Mrs, Ronnie' Ni. holson;
Michael and. Christina of Kitchener ,.
.visited -at•the-Weekend with Mr
.and .Mrs Gerald .Coiling and •
family .. w
J•oarine'Van Darn spent 'the week
end with May White.
Ivifs: Johnston Sr': of•Chesley :'
spent a few ,days with her g
P y grand-
daughter, Mrs,. :'Harry Codling , Mr .,
Colling,a•nd family.
Mr and
1`•IMrs C1ark Colling
Detroit at the ,weekend
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Mr . and -Mrs . John eollrrr ,
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