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THE. L UCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, JUNE10th,• 1970.
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T11C: LUCKNOW. SENTINEL
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
:'Tide, Sippy Town" — On the. Huron -Bruce Boundary
Second Class. Mail Registration Number 0847
Established 1873 — Published Each. Wednesday. Afternoon
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Donald C. Thompson, Publisher: ;
WEDNESDAAX,, JUNE 10th, 1970
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A.JOB.WELLDQNE..'.
A job well done is how we might describe the successful' Ashfield,
walk on Saturday which raised $3000.
The committee in charge, under chairman -'Dan. Dalton, did an
excellent job of organizing the event. The walkers showed determin-
ation and a keen interest, and the number finishing the. 1 miles no•
doubt surprised many. Finally,' the sponsors again showed their gen-
erosity in assisting others in foreign lands and their local community.
The sponsors, sometimes the forgotten ' people in a walk of this type,
deserve a special word of praise.
Well done Ashfield. Your community spirit is really showing.
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SPORI'SHNEWS....REQUESTED'
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T,his.._is the:_tim�ofear_whe..,,
: �e ca. .. numetous schetiules-.pet
talnjng .to. ball' teams from the surrounding area covered by this news-
pape1'
We are': glad to 'print them and assist the teams and fans.in this r
manner., However, we hope that the interest in team publicity will ex-
tend into , thesummer and that we will continue to.receive: reports of
k ” ball -games -as -they -occurs: We-ar-e-glad-to-provide-the-space-for-report=
ing these games. We hope thateach team will • appoint a representative
who; will get in touch with this office following each game
We'd like to read about your . team's games in" these columns.
The offer . stands, All , we ' need is the co-operation and interest ' of one
member of each team.
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Dear.Don,
On behalf of, the Ashfield •Arra-
zon:ian. Aid Walk committee , I
would irtzelo e-xpresrom7Vprema
tion to everyone connected with
the walk last Saturday. The."
whole day was, 'for.want of 'a
,word, fantastic. The vigor and.
e e urination '0'f -the walkers,- no
matter how great their suffering,
the willingness and empathy of the
• organizers woven together with the
'generosity' and •selflessness-of•the
sponsors and donors, made it a joy,
• for us to be a part'' of 'the hap
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inunity can:do when,possessed..
Withthe same, genuine concern,
:both_ for their.-.ow.n.and_for_others
Thank you and see you a.lh on
the 28th. • •
Dan Dalton.
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On Saturday' evening, June 6th'.
a dinner was held at the Parish
Han,. Lucknow:. to_ -celebrate -the.
fiftieth, anniversary of Mr.. and ..
Mrs. Dan Nicholson of Lucknow.
Present for the occasion, were the
'twenty-four 'members of their
family.. .Although an offi' ial •
"Open- House" was not hed on.
,the Anniversary date, to e. 9t,
many .friends and relatives called
;at their. home . on,Tuesday after
.noonand evening to enjoy a •
social time with them and their
pIg110 R�:C11'tit
`Held Sa`�urday
Piano pupils of Mrs. Wm. Scott
of Lucknow presented a piano
recital' on Saturday evening in the
.Lucknow Presbyterian Church
Students. from grades one=to-tetil
participated • , •
pen- n»ring the evening, Iviargar
Norma arid Marilynne Maclntyre
fav'oured with a.vocal trio and
Nancy Waldenplayed the organ;
At the regular June 2nd meeting
of Ashfield Council, the By-law
et,
The walk was one visual demon
stration'of what 'a "capable corn=
meson
family-`
Congratulatory messages were.
receivecl4from the Provincial , •
Government in the form' of a
plaque presented to them by .
Murray Gaunt; from Ross . Whicher, ,
Member of Parliament;, a
telegram from the .Prime Minis-.
ter;. as well as remembrances
.from the Village of Lucknow and
Ashfield Change To
N�v.. Tax
Collectiontlute •
for 19'7b tax colleeti$nssssed,
Taxes -will be paid • in one instal=
ment due. November 2nd., 1910,
instead of December 15th.: The
penalty for non payment on this
'date wily be 4. . and the shirt
interest of 1 %o per month will be
added..•
Applications for Tile Drain
loans were accepted for Gleam
Walden, Doug. Drennan and Jim
Nelson. The Clerk was instructed,
to inform farmers wishing Tile
Drain loans that they,must have
their applications approved by
riienced
ltoad accounts atid•general
accounts were approved for pay-
ment: This .includes $12,512,50 •
payment of Interest on debentures.
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at}rin kri�.w District . gub�ic
Sclfool Will .Be At Home Tolle Public. On
29 Kindergarten
Register At Rip1e�
.Twenty-nine pupils registered
for Kindergarten at Ripley -Huron
Public School on June 4th with
the teacher Mrs. Betty Elliott.
The name of the child., with,
the parents name in brackets, is
asfpllo. ws . .
Kathryn Jean Boyd (Glenn)„-
in Roger ,Boyle .(Fr•ancis).,. Rob-
ert Gordon Cameron (Gordon),
Larry • rnest Coiling (Donald),
ona F1van Cook (Ivan), Robin
Louise Eisenhofer (Bill), Kenneth
Blair Elliott (Bill), Andrea Jean
.Farren (Jim), Catherine Anne
Fluddec (Joe), Michael, Murray,.
'Hunter (Murray), Jacquelynn Ann.
Irwin (Bill), Terry Robert Irwin
(Ronald), Olive Roberta, Liddle
(Mrs. Jack), Ann Marie MacGreg-
or (Norman), Franklin' Blair Mac
Lennan (Finlay), .Nathalie Isa-
belle :Mews (Gerry)•, ,Robert Dow:
las Ivliddelkamp (Albert), Janice
Christine' Needham (Jirn)., Ken-
neth Dale,Robinson (Kenny), •
Shawn Patrick Rowland:(John),
Gary.John Rutledge • (Bob)., Jeffrey''
Robert. Scott (Bob), Michael Janr-
es 'Scott'(J'im)•; Danie1.Rich•aid •
Sine -1v FEl-r er- • Angela -Chr=is--
terse Stewart '(Archie) , Shelley.
Ann Stillwell '(Austin) , Jeffrey
Thomas Stubbs :(Bill), Michael
Moore. (Doug), Thomas Jaines
MacNain (Bob).
friends .
Mr, and. Mrs.. Nicholson were
married June 9th 1920 at Kincar-
dine. 'Dan was born and raised
in the Ripley district: and served •
in the first World. War . Mrs.
Nicholson (Alberta Ivliller) was
born ' on the 10th of Huron, later •
residing in Kincad.ine.• Follow-
ing their marriage they farmed
for two 'years west of •Kinlough
before moving; to the farm on
Highway 86, west of Lucknow
where they resided until moving
t9 .Lucknow in October .of 1957.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson.have
a. family Of .five, Mrs. Jim (Isa-
bel) Hunter of Ashfield ; Mrs.
Lorne (Margaret) Ritchie of
Huron Township, Mrs. Bi11.(Don-
alda).S,iniah of,Seaforth, Mrs;
Don (Marion) Gillespie of Kin-.
1Qu.gh.-,_'.Ken. of l.u_c.know and
twelve grandchildrlen
NGAGEMENTS
HOGAN - RIEGLING
• Mrz and Mrs. Carl). Riegling
of 'R R. 7, Lucknow ,, announce
,the en a ern'ent-of-their'dau h--
.ter, Karla Anne to -Mr. Thomas
John Hogan, son of Mr., and Mrs.
Dennis :Hogan, of R. R. 3 ,
Lucknow. The marriage will
take place on Saturday, ;July .11th
1970'at three o'clock in St. Jos-'
eph's Roman Catholic 'Church;
Kingsbridge , ' Ontario; ••
Announcernent
GILLINGHAM McDONA•LD,
• ",Mr. arid Mrs. Tom McDonald
wish to announce the marriage
ofrheir aug er ma ae ; . to
Mr. ,William Gillingham, son '.
of Mr...and Mrs. W. J:. tilling
ham,, Gander Bay; Newfoundland.
The marriage took p ce i.ai itch-
ener on May 29th, 1970. .
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CASH AWARDS ,
7-10 - •10 :0'0' ..P.M.• •
IN HONOtJ'R OF
MIS HELEN•L: THOMPSQN
• . Who is retiring after 45 years of teaching service to
Bruce and Grey County, ,
for Brookside School.
Council adjbur.ned to meet July,.
ithat8p•m '
DONALD M. S1MID8 7N ;
!RSDAY,.....iGHT JULY 1 6th
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Interested musicians, entertainers, 'etc, apply by letter Or contact
Al : iamili01n, Luckno'4, Walter --,Arnold;- R--Luclmaw, o -_
Darnall MacKenzie, .R.R --1 Dungannon, ,please state your en-
tertainment
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