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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-01-12, Page 13A , PAWN THIRT11101 'But of all, the pleasant evenings we will best remember when The pupils staged their concert at School Section 1‘16, 10, . it wias.Prtdeilhe direction of the teacher, Dunc. McKa y , And Mrs. Scott and 'others helped out •in every way. ,From the moment that the show began until the final scene, ''Tway as nice an entertainment as the crowd had ever seen. There were lots of recitations, and songs and drills galore , Those choruses were mighty sweet, we wished,' there had been more , The dialogues 'and skits were great, ,we. can't deny the fact 'That these young folks at No'. 10 sure know just how to act. appointment as Bruce County assessor. Mr. Finnigan had serv- ed for nine years,. five as coun- cillor arid fOur as reeve. Ashiteld"Township Council cop.:prised of Reeve Elmer Grah- am •and councillors JaCk Bradley, Aridrew Ritchie; Kenneth Mac-, 7:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12th, 1,72' THE WC-KNOW SENTINEL' LUCKNOW; ONTARIO • • • ** • ** • • • • • N It • 40 • • • • • • • • * 11 • It • 20 YEARS AGO NOVEMBER 1951 • Tie Lucknow 'Municipal Voter's List, wa,s primed and for the first ti :e l.isi e d women who were'eligp ible, for' )ury duty. Under a new re7..1.'ition'of the Ontario Depart- nient of Municipal Affairs, women 0,41d he selected as jurors, sub- let.: to age and, occupational .exe:1,ptions. West Wawanosh. Township ratep.o, ers elected their 1952 Rec: t , and School Board :Let:;bers by acclamation at a well attended nomination meeting. The 1'..452 council was comprised' of Rea l' Harold Gaunt and Coun- cillors John Dtqnin, Ben Johnston, C,ordon Struthers and HarVey Cul- bert.'. 'Harold Gaunt followed Reeve Everett Finnigan; .who . retired from because of his Kenzie and.CeCtl Blake, were re, turned by acclamation. for another year, „ • • Kinioss•council was alSO return , edlo office for 1952 -,by acclama- tion, The Board consisted. of Reeve David, CartUtberS and Coun- tillors•Harold .Perey, MUr , ray, Farish Moffat and Dan I. • MacKinnon. ' 40 YEARS AGO NOVEMBER 193.1 The' Lucknow .Branch 'of Silver wood Dairies was awarded first prize at the Royal , Winter Fair., Toronto in the Dominion; wide salt butter competition. Oscar Qasernore vas 'the local butter- maker. The 14 pound sample, -which won the decisiOn; was taken from the, regularchurning* at t lbe_ A school report ofRoom 11 of Lucknow Public School named the following pupils;. Esther Mor-. tis Helen, MacDonald, Elva lwamley, Marion Traplin, Mary Fisher , Jane. HOrnell, J. C. John- stone, Evelyn Taylor, Gerald •• -Culbert ,' Murvin Solomon.,Besiie ewatt „ Donald1Ohnstone, Jean- Havens , ,Ella W4.j.t:ey , Gordon SttWard, Jack Henderson, Jack • Cook, •Lloyd Wylds,. Keith Cl-'O lyer:, Sam N1CQUillin'„ POlena Patterson , .MargareConnell Mary E.alkeld, Russel 6'arniss, Ernest -Button -, Arthur Smith-,, Chester Baker, Allan Treleaven,. Frances Armstrong, DoUglas Aitch- ison „Donald McKenzie.. " Teacher, Mrs. 1-1..C„. Sherriff. Mrs. Mary A. Brooks died at the Alberta Hospital,, Calgary on December 18th in her eighty ninth year.' She • , She wa.s born in ,Ashfield Town- ship near Kintail on April 1, 1883, theaughter of the late Kenneth and Barbara 'MacLean. Mrs.' Brooks was predeceased by her husband, Leonard brooks. Surviving are two sons, John. L. Brooks, Vancouver and Wil-• siSters also surviye, Mrs. James F Thornson of Goderich and Mrs. Hector MacLean of Kincardine. The ''funeral Service was held at 'the MacInnis and Flailov.ray." — Funeral Home. Intertitent was in East: Calgary, Cemetery. R. R. # 1, Dungannon, Ontario. December 27, 1971; Mr. Don Thompson,' . The "Lticknow Sentinel. 1.4c1tricw, Ontario. e „Dear Mr. 'Thompson:, Reading the SchooljepOrt of , . S. S.; No. 10, Ashfield years ago put me in mind of the days I spent at that same school. One of the brightest spOts was the Annual Christmas Concert. How we looked forward to this big event. 1 am enclosing a poem about "The Christmas Concert" at S. S. No,: 10; Ashfield', in hopes that you will find room in the Sentin- el for it. . —Wishing you-and the-Sentinel Staff "The Happiest Year Ever-. ,Your sincerely ,, Mrs. Joe (Teresa) Courtney. THE CHRISTMAS CONCERT AT S. S, NO, 10 ASHFIELp. 1939. When the jolly Christmas season arrives vtith all its cheer, It' surely is the brightest'spot that shines throUghout 'the year , The costumes and the stage effects `were perfect every way , And it really. was a pleasure just to watch those children play. •To, pick out the *tier actor would surely be-a test FroM the largest to'the smallest.I think they all were beit. Bill the youngsters weren't the, only ones to• help the show along Yoir should have heard •the older' Song"'. The mouth organ selections were 'quite a feature ,*too, And the Bonnie Highland Laddie wit• his 'jug o' mountain dew. t • I LOOKING BACKWARDS . THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES WITH MARGARET THOMPSON 'Diefd In MARY A.. pROOKS, • LETTER. TO THE EDITO Recalls 'Concert At S S. 10 Ashfield ppugo..ARTs - AND TECHNOLOGY' THE HURON CENTRE announces the following dates and times for registration - and first classes: " FULL-TIME COURSES (a - 10p.m., 5 pays Per Week) The •equivalent of grades 7 and 8. Studies include basic English, Mathematics, and science. TUESDAY, JANUARY 11 I The equivalent-of-grad The songs ,by Billie Johnstone were quite a 'pleasant treat, And Mrs. Scott and punc McKay • have voices bard to beat. the other grown-yps •in the, East all played 'their parts first-rate, And' all the audience agreed the concert was "Just 'Great" -We Sure enjoyed the evening,. ,now rd like .to say, , If you' want some entertainment ii that•will dtive your cares away, I Here's something to remember when Christmas comes again • Don't miss the Christmas Concert at "SChool Section No. 10". Held Confirmation TFfI-CONESTO English, mathematics, "and science. TUESDAY, JANUARY 11 7:00 P.M. INGLISHIPiacles.11. and '12) WEDNESDAY, .JANW3Y.. .12' .MATHEMATICS(Giades. •lHand 12) • WEDNESDAY,.JANUARY 12 .7:00 PA : • willReg' be,• held: the Cerritrat:-Htfron- -SecondA Clinton:, at the indicated timeslo. --" FOR :FORTHER INFORMATION TELEPHONE REGISTRATION CALL ' • WHITECHURCHNEWS On Sunday, January 9tkin a special Confirmation service -in WhitechUrch United Church Irene Catherine Wall, Janet Christine Adams, and Earl Douglas Thomp- son were reteiVed into full mem- tor Karl De Koeijer officiated. Mr. and Mrsl Bill Rintoul were at Blyth Sunday afternoon to visit with her 'mother Mrs.' George caldwell. This cornrnunity ,extends symp— athy to Mrs. Gertrude Tiffin of • Wingham and Mrs. Clark Johnston of Belgrave ,in the passing oltheir mother, :Mrsa W. J. Brown, on Sunday ai Pinecrest Manor and to het husband W. J. Brown of Luek- , 'now. 'VISITED HOMELAND . Mr. and Mrs. John de Boer arrived home at Toronto NatiOnal 'Airport on. Monday night from a 'holiday to their homeland, Hol- lland. , ' Miss Alma Conn of Gitelph Un- iVettity Spent:the Weekend win); her'pareitt r. and, Mrs Wallace\ Conn; : Mr. and Mrsl. lex Craig., • 'and Lana spent e week end with 'Nit.: and Mrs. C Machan ' of 'Waterloo. Dorothy and Donald Prot tor of Morris Twp. 'were •Sunday ,visitors with Mr.'and Mrs, Torn. JarpresOn.. 1111111E:CCOVROES 7 --10 p.m., 1 Night Per Week• Per Subject) ENGLISH (-G torad-MW--ft)--TU-E-SDA-:YANUR MATHEMATICS(Gtades 7 and 8) TUESDAY, JANUARY 11 — ENGLISH (Grades 9 and 10) WEDNESDAY JANUARY 12 MATHEMATICS (Grades 9 and '10) WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12 Iv •