HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-10-20, Page 19R. 20th, 1971
WEDNESDAY, O.CTOQER 30t11, 1971
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCK„NOW,, ONTARIO
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A NEW SHIPMENT OF
KR,OEHLER.
ASIONAL CHAIRS
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and ROCKERS°.
HA'S. JUST' ARRIVED' AT"MacKENZIE'S'
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and: '
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‘...-nay.Of inghant is
s Worthy Matron Of Harron
p.ter89, Order OfThetasternt Star.
Mrs.'John Gnay of Belgrave
was 'installed Worthy Matron ;of
Huron Chaper No. 89 Order of. ,
the Eastern Star in the Chapter
Room, Nlasonic•I-Za11, Wingham
on Tuesday. evening October 12th
!41C. lir p'r`e`ssiveTceremony , Her.
Installing Officer was .'Mrs.. 'Par-
ish Moffat ,, P. D: D. G..M.. • ,
Mrs. George Guest, P.M. ,. was.
Installing Marshal and Mrs. Don
ald Donaldson, P. M. installing
Chaplain;. .
Other members of her Installing
Board were Mrs. Jack Reavie
P. D.D. G. M ..; Mrs'. Torn Currie
P. D. D. G. M.; Mrs. Alex Robert-
son P.1vL; A
Mrs.. Scott Weid . P. WI.;
Mrs. William Wharry_I . •M.; Mrs,.
Kenneth Leitch P. M..; Mrs. Harold
Congrarri P. M.; sand=Mr. George
Guest P.P.. N1r:, Jack Reavie P..P,.
w.as', soloist and Mrs•. Lawrence
prewash
you have
and gentle
;tires long'
amen over
ng. beauty
w _.. mi _.
ASSISTANTS, Bryan Boyle; ' Sherry Pollock,'
Batt, MacDonald, 'Mary MacCh'arles
DRAMA CLtJB
GIRLS' 'VOLLEYBALL•.
er on . 'strict .econdary
SchdQl.:was th.e-scene of•great
activity :last 'Thursday •evening., '
October' 14 as the girls' volleyball
thc.B.I. A.•.irw.ided
the school "for their play=offs.
'The large. gymnasium was separat.-
ed •by a•, folding wall •a.11owing•"two
games' to be, played. at once..The'
Ripley began, p1ayin'g. •
Sacred heart Walkerton at '•Q.30
p.m. Sacred Mart Non the
snatch two:games straight. '. The
first score :was 15 -7, but- the second:
was quite close 16-14, The •play
offs :were, double elirninat'ion for
.the "A'teanisso Ripley faced
Wia.rton for their second g'a e
Ripley lost the 'first game
but rallied back fora 13-10 vict-
•ory in,the second,game. •After
a very tense third ,game, Wiar.ton
eauy,::diitt
automatic.'.
.e; ;Special
usive new
an clothes
sunray
tit. 'in -door
in• the• RDHS Drama Club as at
least twenty young 'people gather-
ed to elect officials. .
`Gainin• the presidenc was
Sherry Pollock, while Donna
Needham wa•s chosen as secretary:
anti Larry lrwin' the treasurer.
Immediate aiirnsof the group
are to raise money, to supplement
equipment: This being'sa.tisfied ,
to h -i i 11" present• -a
play in the •.near future F
Points for ,'school letters are;
awarded to every'rnember,..wheth-
er he'receives �i part in the prod
ucttion or works at costume; make-
up or props
'ear
Glen
:1, .and:;$usan
'tee. (.haus-".
Marilyn _
Alien.'
YOU NAI1E 1T = WE WORE:'IT:i
Manycitizens`of Ripley7may
have adjusted their monacles at -
the sight of'students wearing: vast.-
ou.trnoded
October. 15•.
:The•name of the game was
"Greaser Day as•.ail ,students
wdrerolled up blue jeans , white
socks., overalls, baggy shirts.;
akirts'that:1ivalled, those of the
depression, and shoes that denied
description.
. Even our viceo%tr
wit ,'t e young at heart ,-.wearing:
suitable unconventional apparel
for the day.
.Got any more of those white
ankle :soc,l<s;'••
8 ade•
13rrokside. •
n. airs§
listen to ..
„Along with
C,1118,C• .
C r•+' •
.aided`,
o .stitnnler
,d which is
.tit child;
)visored by
e Special' •
POO this
ject which'
m October
og,
and ytm
for yotttg.
ed project
otie which
irt8ti and•
.
•
Th'e "B"•girls also, went, up
against Sacred Hetrt:but fell to a.. ,
15-3 loss.. The second game was;
;very'close.as it went to.a' ficial'
.score of 18-1.6. Unfortunately it',
was riot' Ripley' night .and the
Sacred. Heart "13" girls took the
snatch. Its was. si.ng•le, elir'pfn itfon:
won` their play-offs:.after a very
long :evening;
Although 'Ripley did not w.i'n�
.any.,tities this time ,,,rhey.:tried •
their best 'and that is what counts...
A special; thanks:goes•out:to` these..
girls' and their, coach Miss Machan.
for spending ,their rime to repres-
eat RDI -1S. ' •
AMAT
Thefollowing officers were in-
stalled. Worthy Matron,. Mrs.
John.. Gnay; Worthy Patron,
.Mr.dAleic Robertson •P.P.; Associate
M. • Q Mrs- Jaek'McKi•m; Assoc-
iate Patron,, Dr. Jack McKim; ..
Secretary., .Mrs. 'Tom Henderson:
P.M.; Treasurer .Mrs. Murray
MacLennan P.M,; Conductr
Mrs. Jack MacDonald; Associate'
Condu'ctress , Mrs. Clarence Bell;
Chaplain, Mr. Scott Reid P.' p',.;
:Organist', Mrs. Robert Ma•cj<enzie
Adah, Miss; Maudie Fisher;' Ruth',
•Mrs . Lionel Johnston; Esther
,Mrs. Bruce Chambers; Martha:,
Mrs. Harold Kaake;.. Elector,,
Jim Armstrong; Warder, Mrs.
Gordon Brooks; Sentinel, Mr.
Jack Reavie P.P. ' '
Guests were present from. Blyth.
•and Mitchell Chap. ers sardine
Mrs. Gnay, the worthy matron ,,
lis the former Noreen Kilpatrick,
j daughter. of 'Mr: and Mrs. John..
'Kilpatrick, former Luc.know res-
idents. ;
RetiresAfter5,
Years .As Dealer
After twenty-five years on the
main street of Kincardine as the
ana ran ire ' e er, 'Harolci
Thompson,:officially stepped down
:last Friday. At that time John.;.
Hill of Sault Ste:. Marie' took
over.
Mr.'. and 'Mrs. Thompson were
recently .honoured at as 'Canadian
....Ti—Corporation convention in
Toronto when they. were presented
With' a .painting.. The association
Tire dealers-a-
pr•esented him with a gift at a
meeting in Collingwood'.
KINGSBRIDGE
Congratulations to :Mr. AO
Mrs. Cletus Da iton (Mary Louise
Simpson) who were married at
St. Joseph's Church here on Sat'
urday , October 9.. • ',
:Joanne Hendericks,daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. ^Martin
Hend`ericks, has`return'ed home
from; the Wingharin Hospital where
*she=ha-d and,Frgone-surgery
Mrs. Alice Julien of Los. Angel-
'es recently spent a month visiting
cher parents Mr and Mrs. Dennis
Dalton and her sister Mrs.. Arnold
,Marsman, Mr. Marsman and
,family of London..
Thanksgiving week end visitors,
with Mrs. Dennis Dalton were.
Mr. ' and Mrs. Arnold Marsman
and 'family of London, Mr, and'
_Mrs,. Maur -ice- Dalton and -family—
,Of Port Elgin, Mr. and Mrs.. Brian,
Dalton. and .family of Guelph,
Maria Dalton of Guelph and Mrs..
Alice Julien of'Los Angeles.
'TAM NEW JQB''
•-en
employed .by. Maple Leaf Milling
in, Wallaceburg for, the past five
.and a, half years, is now e.rriploy-
ed with W. G. ':Thompson and.
Sons Grain Elevators in Mitchell.
'.Mr. ` and Mrs.. John Austin 'spent
lir-week end nn pronto.
;and. Mrs. OrniQnd• Heifer-
-4. -a - - . • _ 1 . i
Miss Blanche Biladeau'.of Water
100.
eGarators
beautify your home
ire
Iaassx:..,e . .
AUTHORI7LD HARDING IR A;I
UPCOMING DANCE'
Everyone s welcome ,to attend.
the dance on.October 2r,'° at:thc.
RDHS. gym. Musio Will .be pro's'
id edLby_th_e-C•a-t-a 1 st frog=i•t ni i e- .o
Midnight. '
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