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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1'11%, 1970
'THE..LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
'PAGE FIFTEEN
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JimMutkinnoflPlace•s
Brookside Public Speaking .contest
SCHOOL HOCKEY
This. year , since the arena is
available , grades. 5 , 6'7 and 8
•boys are playing intramural •
hockey with four,teams.• •
Th:e team captains -and the-
names of the teams are as follow
Black• Hawks , Gordon Black;
Blues; Fred Black; Bruins , Carey
Purdon; Maple Leafs, Murray
Thompson.
The standings. are
•Bruins•
. Maples, Leafs
Blues
Black Hawks
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PUBLIC SPEAKING
The Ontario - Public School:
Trustees' Public Speaking Contest
was held at Brookside Public..'
School•on .Friday;, February 3.
The.judges for, this contest were
Mrs . 'Cyril Brown; Sam Jefferson
and Rev. J..• E. ,Hummel.
• ;• •
The top three speakers were to
be picked from, the •eight contest-
ants. Jim MacKinnon, son of
rand. M,7s George Maw in • n
placed first, Iim'•s'topie.was t e
Fraser Valley. In. second 'Place
wasDebbie• Errington., daughter
r`' n , Irc Ro 1=r nntnn'
She'spbke on Clothes and •
•.•Textiles:: Darlene :Hackett;'
and Mrs
.,..
daughter of Mr. .
Donald. Hackett , tied, for third,
• place :with Donnie Henry. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Henry. 'Dar,
lene: discussed Queen Elizabeth.
II while Donnie."taIked about'
Young;: People. Jim', who is in
.grade six., .will go.to •Clinton.
on Friday afternoon, February 6
to.'take. part' in the contest for'
Huron. County:. We wish
ok We • Iso w'.
to extend congratulationsto all
those who participated.. ,
HURRAH. HOLIDAYS ;Q
During .the'rnonth of January. .
we .had tw•o holidays: and got.out .-
early.one day. We got:out' early
'on Thursday , January 8 because
of bad weather and hada . , .
holiday on .the next day: for 'the
'same reason.' There was no :
school' one other day-becausethe
• .'boiler was not working'and the
.school was too .cold: Everyone
en'j'oys these holidays and wishes`
there were more.
VOLLEYS-ALL'TOURNAMENT
On Friday January 30 a,yolley-
ball tournament was held •in''
cknow
The competing teams 'were. frorri
four schools., Teeswater, , .Ripley,
Lucknow and Brookside.,
Brookside and Ripley boys
battled it 'out for the champion-
ship. Ripley ,won in overtime.
Teeswater and Ripley volleyed:
back and forth in the girls •
division'and.,Ripley won again...?
The .girls from 'Brookside defeat,
ed Lucknow, to win the consolation
game.
Ripley girls and boys,received
plaques for winning,. • , . .
SLEIGH RIDES
' For recreation in the kinder.
garten. classthe school- purchased;
two. hand .sleighs two weeks ago.
Since the noonhour is .after the..
regular one , some girls from
Room 8 were dismissed between
12;45 and 1;20 for a few days•to
_help _them play •with _their sleighs
•By the reaction. of the pupils it
was a'good idea..
SCIENCE COURSE •
•
Mr Finlayson. our science
• teacher.;; attended a science ;.
,course for'4'days January 13
to •16''at Princess Elizabeth.
Elementary 'School' in London
The. course was• on using special
science •equipment that we have.
in our School. He will attend a
similar course in June
G ES... ,
Brookside,..S.volleyba.11 •teams
1
travelled to Colborne on January
19..-; When we arrived Colborne '
we.Lca --us ���:r-.. - e-heei.� 'Phe
Colborne boys hada slightedge
and won since some of.our,players
:were victims of the "flu- , but
the Brookside' girls were victorious
On January 26th 'Colborne , •
•School came to Brookside for 'a
ga-rrie •,of ,volleyball :between the •
boys and girls.. Colborne tried.
hard but Brookside was victorious;
inboth boys and girls gapes'; .
winning the first two gamesin•
each 'match:- of. the best two out • : '
of three
¥oung Mo#her Dies
A# Age Of.4U'
MARY PATRICIA KERB
KINGSBRIDGE NEWS,
This community was saddened.
to .hear',of the. death of Mrs•, .
Frederick Kerr, the former Mary
Pat1'icia • Murphy ,. who ;passed away
at'`Toronto General .Hospirat.•
on Friday. , February. 6th in her
41st year. .
She was born in Ashfield Town-
ship on February 24;1929', the .
daughter of Pat and Irene. (Austin)--
Murphy and lived on the 9th
Concession of Ashfield Township,
attending school at •Kingsbridge
Ontario.. ''Following a hair .. .
dressng•c ra eer: which took het.
to the city of Toronto, she 'met
and -married 'Frederick.Kerr,: on
the 22nd of May, 1955. .
She -leaves to Mourn her
husband . Frederick 'Kerr; one'son .
Brian age 14,and:•two daughters•,..;.
Elizabeth age •12 , and 'Deanna.,
age'5', all at'home; her mother,
Mrs .,Irene Murphy. , of 'Goderich;'
two sisters. Mrs Roy (Bernice) •
Maisonville of .La Salle .:'Ont
and Mrs. Jack (Leila).Fitzgerald .
of Stratford; two brothers.,. Raymonc
Murphy of Toronto and'Joseph.
Murphy., of'Stratford , '
Funeral Mass was. said by:the
'Reverend Father Cassano' at .. -
Kingsbridge Roman catholic
Church on Monday, February 9,
1970 act p. rr . Pailbearers,were
John Austin, Vincent Austin ,
Wilfred; Austin , Eldon/ Austin
Alvin Colii-nson and .Henry
Drennan. .
Temporary entombment was at
Colborne Memorial; Chapel with
Spring Burial at St ., Joseph''s
'Cemetery, 'Kingsbridge,.Ontario.
BUCKLEYS i . PERTUSSIN LIS.TERLNE
MIXTURE , .$ COUGH .SYRUP "LOZENGES
REG. $1.25 • ' ' REG. $1,09 - REG. 89c; . FOR $1.09 FOR 97c /' • FOR 79c
SYLV. LIGHT 'BULBS . AEROWAX
40 60+ -100 — REG.: 63c - REG. $1:39
FOR Sc i , ., FOR $1.23
LAVORIS a_. NOXZEMA SPRAY
MOUTHWASH DEODORANT
• REG. $1.69 10 OZ. — REG.. $1.69 •
FOR. ;$1.49 FOR $1:29 .,
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CAMPBELL ST.
LUCKNOW
Joanne Thompson
IbPr?skIent
Th'e-first�rneeting-of th-e-Luelr-.
now ',No . 2 47H club •was• held
Saturday, ' February 7, 197'0. at. .
•9-:3;0=•a-;7ir-r.--i n- rfre t L-rrek *ow-•
Town Hall. •-
• The election of officers
were as follows: President,
-Joanne Thompson; Vice President
Donna Mullin; Secretary, •
Lorraine Boyle Treasurer, Linda.
Boyle; Press 'Reporter -, Karen•
Elliott; Buying Committee`;
Joanne Thompson Elizabeth
Newbold,.
Mrs .Finlayson •demoristra•.te'd-
how to prepare: Apple. Crisp. The
girls, eachhad, a sample of the
KINGSBRIDGE
dormer Resident.
_Died'At Ustowel
.--14-RS::---JOHN H. LEITH '
Mrs. John .H. Leith „ of 'Listowel •
died Saturday January 31 ather
home , 155 - Wellington Avenue
south, Listowel. She was .82
years -9f age,
Formerly Susan Livermore , -she
was born at Dundalk, ' August
9, '1887, the: daughter of the'late
Mr. and Mrs.. Joseph
Livermore .•, s
Mr., and Mrs: Leith were one'
time, residents, of LuCk:now'when
Mr. Leith was employed as tin
smith with, Rap and.. Porteous
Hardware...
I;•
a — i SUa
•
David Parrish is the captain' of
our boys' team .w+hile,Linda.•
•Dougherty is the captain • .
ohne .girls' team.. ' -
RED 'CROSS MEETING 0.
On January 3Oth Room 9 `held
their monthly. Red Cross meeting
The meeting opened with O
'Canada', followed ,by the Red
Cross Pledge .: which was repeated ,
by. everyone . '
'Questions, and; A nsw'ers came
next: Who started the Red `Cross?
-Henri Dunant . From what f. •
country was he? - Switzerland.
When did -he die?' 191.0.. '
Next came.`t`he secretary's
report ,.,, •followed • by the collection.
A collection of stamps was.:then •
re-t� ,go to
Toronto or.. Brantford to the. -
Leprosy Colony, where they
Sell there to collectors. or take•
the.dye out of,thern.' '
{ ng ca 1iecL_ �
w.,
.Venice •jollow.ed. by the poem
.Friendship, Next a contest was
•
GUIDE NEWS .
A 'Guide prayer opened .the
Kingsbridge: Girl Guide:meeting
Thursday evening. •Lt. MacLen-
nan led:the girls, in a, stick
jurnping game. •
Girls went to patrol corners
•and. Lt;. Caesar ,gave•a. talk on .
hygiene while ;Capt . Tigert
gave Lts ;. and new Guides a
test on History. of Guiding•.
Capt 'Tigers is having -enroll-
ment on
aving"enrollmenton February 19th'and
:pothers: of Guides, to be enrolled
are invited. •
' . . .a • i -.• . . • •
good. .Linda Boyle 'later demon•_•
strated th`e steps in .measuring .•
,dry.ingredients, butter .or •fat.,,
and water..
Mr•s Boyle and -Mrs.. - Finlayson
discussed..with the members the
methods of dishwashing,„Canada's
.Canada's
Food Guide and the importance
of Certain 'vitamins 'and minerals
in our daily- diet. .% . • . ' .
RIPLEY ABATTOIR „.
Custom. Butchering -' Curing and Smoking .
Cutting and Wrapping = Sausage,Making Fast Freezing
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HO
.tea .■6TAs'_nMS- 4 _. ._ je as• w6a 11 ;14I,14*
CATTLE ONLY ON WEDNESDAYS
With Two Big Coolers, We' Are Able To Hang Your Beef From
1 .'To 3 Weeks Whatever Your Requirements Are
For Hom Freezers"We- S,e11 "Choice Ionic` T hied, Reef, Pork
and ' Lamb In Any Quantity At Lowest Marketing' Prices
ALL MEATS ARE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR. YOUR
PROTECTION
CHAS. hOOISMA, PROP. '
ABA'ZTQIR 395-2905
STORE 395-2961
' Camp, fire.was held •by •
Swallows.. They sang, songs and
played games.. The •meeting.,
was closed with Guide Prayer
-and-Taps.--
held by Philip Chandler . followed
by -a song :.by Jim Whytoc k and
Ntsy DeGraaf An accordian'
solo by Sharon young -ended the
:programme
Mr,' Knisley, one of our.
Assistant 'Superintendents '
attended the meeting and gave a
talk on the work of t e Re. Cross.
SCHOOL SKATING `-
About 200 pupils were transport`
ed to the Lucknow Arena ley' four
buses• on January h. They were
dismissed from class 'at 3;15 since
skating was from 3:30 to,430.
The parents were asked 'Co' pick
the children up after skating.
:The pupils ,w Grit s'kating aga n on
':February 6.
ST: HELENS
Mrs. Gdrdon. Mc Pherson is
visitrfrg-at-`C-oo-ksv-il.1-e--with-Mi
and Mrs.. Fred Thompson and 'sons.
Douglas and. Allan Miller • .
attended-w'ine'Day. at_Ridgetow'.n-
on Saturday . A 'bus load from
Huron, County attended'. • .
Eight 'tables enjoyed ,the
Shoot Party on Thursday evening
in. the hall. High pr- zes Went to .
Rickey Humphrey and° Donald' •'
Murray wit'h.the consolation.
prizes going to.Mrs . Ji'm Aitch;
son and John Andrew. The novel-
ty prizes were won byArchlie,
Aitchison and Mrs. Allan.
Miller. The next party is
planned for February 19th,
Mrs 'Ernest .Gaunt • Mrs; Boss
Frriu on—lat rs ._Gordo ..M is her -,
son and Mrs. Jim Aitchison atten-
ded the the 4-H Training• School.
on Tuesday and WWednesd'a,y in
Wingharn . • ' .
..,E,A MI,Lr GT-iERI.NG
A family gathering in honour•
of Archie AitchisOn's birthday was
held at the :come of.Mr, and Mrs,
llob Aitchison recently.
Horne from London Hospital
after almost ten weeks is Eltrier
Woods. ' .
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she; martied October 4,. 1905
at Clinton; two sons, John George
Leith, 'Listowel:.and John Blythe
Leith, in Florida; one daughter-,
Miss Alice May ,Leith of •
Hamilton; four grandchildren
and -'six great-grandchildren:
The body, rested at McLaugh-
lin and .Reed Funerai'Home
Listowel where the funeral
service took place Tuesday
February, 3rd. Burial was made
in'Union Cemetery,' Blyth.
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