HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-03-19, Page 16THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, UJCKNOW, ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY, MANCH ;' 1969
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looks 'to delight every member
of the. .young set ; . . with -a ..
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By The Sentinel
THAT with the, illness .of the
• regular Sentinel typist, Mrs; •
Al1an/Barger . of Ashfield, all
the news in this week's issue was.
set by Mrs.. Bryce Elliott of •
Lucknow who very capably fil-
led in when asked;.
THAT Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ° At-
kinson have rented the Henry
MacKenzie home in; Lucknow
on the corner of Havelock and :'
Willoughby, previously tenanted.
by Dr. and Mrs: David Biesen:
:thal, . who moved to Walkerton
.some, time ago. The Atkinson '.
family will move the end of :`
this month. They are, presently
living in the Murdie Block . on
• Main Street
THAT Mr and Mrs. Wayne Stan
ley' and Lori moved on Thurs-
day,
hursday• of last week to the farm.
of his father, Harold Stanley
on Concession 2, Kinloss: Mr:.
and Mrs. Al Irwin, boundary
west, will move the' end of the
month to their home on Have-
lock Street,, Lucknow, recently -
vacated. `by .the Stanleys. Mr.'
and Mrs.' Irwin sold their farm
some time ago to Harvey Ritchie
and Mr. ;and Mrs. Tom Phil-
lips of Ashfield will reside': -in
the. house.
Ladies' and Man's wear'
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go cert Again
raws: La-rgek Crowd Saturday Night
BY MRS. OLIVER McCHARLEs. •
The Lucknow Public School...
Auditorium• was filled to.papacity:.
• .04'Saturday evening, for the Annual
. variety Concert presentedby the
uc ow grlcu tura Society.:
,Elwin ;Hall capably handled •the
duties and Murray, Button.
handled the curtain jobi .
W _ Miss NancyWalden entettained._r
for l5 minutes; before. the concert,'
Opened with *sic:on.:the organ.
At 8'15'sharpthe audience were, •
called to order. and .sang 0 ,Canada
Brian Keith favoured with: several
musical numbers on his accordian:
'The Skit - Those Way' Out 'fashions
-and'thep.were Way Out: was press
ented by me:mbeis of the Society
with'}1rs Oliver.McCharles eonvm-
enting on 'the -various outfits.
Taking part were Don Cameron,
Harold Austin, ,Bob Struthers
Jess Alton, Bobo' Strut
Bob me-• hers to-atten a Distri
Gr c rzst, Mrs. Bo :"Strut ers, :' .Annual meeting in Brussels,.,
Mrs: Jacob .Hunter, Mrs.. Walter g
Alton, Menary;Mrs.'.Evan . `'April 19. Arrangements. were made
g _Ea' lies in'
eight .y
Keith, Mrs.: Bill Ross,. Mrs.: Walter
coformmuplacinnity churchessterLi::'•
Dexter; _Mrs,:.Jim_A;itchison,,_.and
ritish; Slip
hown To
Society embers
The regular monthly;;meeting'of
t e uc now orticu tura ociety
was held in the Legion Hall on •
Monday, March 17 with a •good
attendance. Mrs. Wes Ritchie .
presided at the piano, for singing
0 Canada.' Mrs,. Alex, Andrew ; lst
Vice President conducted the.
business session after welco ing
'all present .
The secretary announced` the,
1969 membership had reached the
100;mark. Plans were made for
sone .of Dr. Corrins Pet Peeves,
Mrs: Clare :Johnston, Mrs: Torn
Pritchard , Mrs. Russell, Phillips
and Mrs:" -Roy Emberlia..
.This was 'followed .by 'tie Chair-
man's address'. singing; solos . were
:'Robt,. Campbell:,'Mary Ann
Alton;' Nancy MacKay and Jim
Sinnett,:ivith his Irish numbers'
which drew. much applause,
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An interesting pr'ogramrne was •
provided by the committee .com-
posed of Mrs. Leonard Ritchie,. •
Mrs -John Adams and. Mrs. J.,L':
ac " t i an acting. as c . firman. ' ' A.
Mrs.' Frank `,• Miller's readings,.
Spence Irwin',"solos, and an
instrumental by Mrs. :Wes Ritchie
added' an Irish touch to the
P'programme ��: George Newboldµ;: '
t as guest entertainer ,head' abs
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• Britain.•last summer while he and/
f -Mrs. , Ne .. a were '
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magnificent, churches and castles.
and the. picturesque rural views of :-
England and Scotland were. most • `;'
interesting.
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Newbold and those taking, part in,
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)titembers of the Agricultural
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