HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-01-26, Page 7WAY, ONUARY 26th, 1912
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MRS. MILLER .
BROOKSIDE HAPPENINGS
OPICAL FISH
n Wednesday of last week, -
s. Ken Taylor made a visit to
de six, Room Seve-n, of our
ool. 'She showed many slides
fish and other ocean creatures.
. and Mrs. Taylor are, tropical
h enthusiast! they had about
ne. The pictures Mrs. Taylor
wed the class, were the result
her husband's excellent 'camera
rk The pupils enjoyed the
des ad well as' Mrs. Taylbr's
teresting comments about them.
ny questions were answered by
e visitor also. •
OCKEY
On Wed/riesclay of last week the .
tiers and the North. Stark played
gainst each other. They tied .
t the score of 2.12,
REE SKATING .,
Once again on Friday, January.
e 21 there was free skating. We •
ll enjoyed oUrselves..,.
OLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
Our school took part in the
elleyball tournament that was
field at. F. E. Madill Secondary
chool earlier this month: Our
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Regular chequing• accounts.'
(with •interest), savings accounts.(with added
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(longer term savings with
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And.collateral,borrowing,
retirement savingS
safety-deposit boxes,' executor
and estate administration • , services a11' ti ours today at Vietoriatind.Grey.
TRUST COMPANY SINC E laaci
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SPEAKING
Every winter our school has
an individual speakingcompe-
titian. d All the students •
write speeches and then the final-
ists go to other competitions in
one in l',ucknow spon-
sored by •the Lucknew Legion.
The winner of our •school goes
to a Huronlerth corripetition.
Received $350
For Skateathon
-A meeting of the Mothers of
the Lucknow Skating Club mem-
bers Nias held Sunday evening in
'the arena while the skaters 'took
their lessons. President Mrs.
Eldon Wraith chaired the meeting.
Many items of business were -
discussed. An Achievement
Night will be held ,March 3rd .
when badges will be distributed.
A carnival will not be held this-
year , .but permission was given
for the older girls to skate at the
Lions Carnival 'if they wished
Treasurer Mrs. Gordon Brooks
reported 'on .the Skateathon. As
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SHOW TIMES
Friday and Saturdays at 7:15
and, 9:15. All other days, one
show at 8:00, except where
noted on the progxam
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THUR., FRI., SAT,
JAN. 27, -28, 29
Adult Entertainment
"A GUNFIGHT"
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LOCHALSH
'Congratulations to Mr. and.
Mrs. Wellington. Webster on the '
arrival of a granddaughter Patric-
a'=---yrrn ,born-to -Mr.-amid
Many in the area have been.
quite ill with the flue , among
them, the FOwler children also
Mrs. Finlay 'MacDonald.
Recent visitors With Mr. and
Mrs. 'Warren Wylds were Misies
Linda arid Donna Wylds of ,Lon-
don and 'Mrs. Alfred Stone 'of St.
ivlarys.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bradley
spent a. few days in Toronto at-
tending a Convention,
The Ashfield W. M.S. of the
Presbyterian Church held their
regtilarmeeting Thursday at
t n. he home of Mrs. *Ewan MacLean,
.Recentavisitith Mt. and
Mrs. Eldon 13adley were* Mr,
arid Mrs, David TOdd of Hanover
and John Bradley of Guelph. ,
John McCharles of Petrolia
spent ,the week end with iris par-
ents Mr•.'a.nd 1VIts. Oliver McChar:"
les. •
• Andrew Barkwell is a patient in
-hospi-ta.74rt
Arrange For
,Student Exchange
With Queb‘c...
KINGSBRIDbE SCHOOL NEWS
Our school has been planning
to have a student exchange with
a school from Quebec. Just rec-
ently we have received an answer
from this. school, They said they
would be happy to have
this excursion but the Children do
not speak or understand Englist,.
Since our school' has been taking
French this year we will be able
to Communicate with them a bit.
If we do have this exchange our
French teacher Mrs. Plourde will
accompany us on our trip. Much
more planning must be done in •
the future before anything will be
certain, but it would be a great
experienCe.
The Skateathon was held Dec-
ember 28th from S a..m. to
b p.m. with 62 skaters particip-
a tine arid 19 skaters convicting
the 12 hours. A silver dollar •
will be given to each skater who
Skated '12 hours. Glen Haldenby
the youngest skater who skated
the longest, will also receive .a
silver dollar. Prizes were award-
ed as follows for those collecting
the Most money: Debbie -Wraith,,
$28.,00 collected, will reecive a
$10,00 voucher from Ma rha n ,
Shoes; Wayne McDonagh $24.84
collected, will receive an $8.00
voucher frail Ashton's; -Niichaer
NleDonagh $23.40 collected ,
will receive a $5.00 voucher fraiii
Schmid's Jewellery and China,
•The mothers are .going to assist
with discipline on the ice on Sun-
day evenings.
rit'u'al plans mere ,ninde for the
kino of:J:1 for a draw.
Kairshea WI • •
Celebrated Their •
2*; Anniversary
On Thursday, January the
members of Kairshea. Wornen's
Institute celebrated their 25th
Anniversary., Kairshea W.I, had
been formed in January 1947,
Prior to this .time they had met as
a United Farm Women of Ontario,
for 2'3 .years, •
Mrs. Allister Hughes brought
back happy memories with •
"icairshea in RetrOspect"„. She
-told of St, Andrew's Ball, quilt-
ing parties,, Calico, Ball ., catering
for. *many events , scholarships.,
and many members who had
enriched our community. 'Mrs:".••
Gordon. Wall told of the events of
Kairshea during• the 1960's and
had. all the secretaries' books on .
display. 'Ther01 were five `Charter
members present.
Very good reports were given
by Standing Committee Conyen-
eri, The roll call - something
ce you, can do for a Senior Citiz:
en was Well• answered.
—Mrs,/ Ira Dickie . gave am
informative motto'Time wasted is
existence , time used is•life' We
should fill each day with mean-
ingful activities• whether it be a
young mother just looking after
her young children or an older
citizen reading a book, we are no
not wasting time. She concluded ,
her, motto with the poen-i "Do it
now' .
Mrs. Evan Keith conducted a
contest. Tvio poems were read
by Mrs: Harold Campbell: A
'geography match was held.
,
The 4-H girli frorn the course
'Focus on Fitness' presented their
skit and then thve their leaders
gifts of appreciation. •
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The hostess anddirector served:
lunch of birthday cake and.ice.
cream.-
boys started by defeating Wing .-
ham and then Blyth. Then they
lost.to Ripley and had to play
both Blyth and Wingham again.
They defeated both, those teams
a second time arid went on to:
eliniinate Howtck in the semi-
Ripley defeated, our boys again to
win the tournament and BrOok-
side boys ended up in. second
place.
Our girls' team played against
Howick first and beat them. Then
Brussels defeated them but they
won their next game which was
against Lacknow girls: The
-BrotrksideTgirls: then.lost tee-Sacred
Heart to end up in fourth place.
The Brussels girls won the trophy.
HIGH. SCHOOL PEGISTRATION
Most of the pupils who will go
to F. E. Madill.Secondary School
next year were at the school for
'an 8.00 p.m. meeting on Wed
nesday along with their parents.
Mr. J. M. Kopas of the Guidance
Department at the high school
spoke to the group about the new .
credit systeni. Then be
answered the many.; many ques-
ions that the young people and
their parents wanted to ask be-
fore completing the forms that
were to .be returned to the sehool
VOLLEYBALL -
The volleyball tournaments
in Wingham on January 8th were
very much enjoyed by our school
teams although we did not win
any championships. We are not
finals. Then they had to play , • easilydiseouraged yet and will
Ripley for the championship. try,,hard to win future games. :
Atlee Wise UI of Ohio. in their, money; final tabulation
cannot be Made. The treasurer
has received to date $350 with
possibly another $25 to Carrie yet.
Color-- Starring
Johnny Cash, Kirk. Douglas
Greed and lust for blood can
drive people to violence.
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SAT. MATINEE
JAN. 29 '
"ERRAND BOY
LANGSIDE
Mr. and Mrs. Don Martin and
Danny, Whitechurch, Mr. and
'Mrs.' Bob Struthers and family,
LucknoW, and Mr. and Mrs.• Don
Wall, Holyrood were Sunday vis-
itors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Young and family.
You,ng and
William were Sunflay evening
visitors with Mrs. May Richnrdson
and Wallace of Wingham.
CARD PARTY
There were six, tables' of pro- •
gressive euchre at the card party
Friday evening held at the Lang-
side Hall. Mrs.. Gladys l'\"(--,rat
Lucknow won the high ladies 1.:.ize
with low going to Janette Johnston
Belgrave. Ken Young received'
high mens and loW went to Fred
de•Boer.
Sandra Gardner of Lucknow
visited over the Weekend with
a nd. Mrs Wes Young.
.:Mr. and` Mrs, Clarke Johnston
and Jeanette of Belgrave. spent
the week encrwith Mr. 'and Mrs .,. •
George Young and family.
Mrs...Harry Lavis was hostess,
to a large number of members
with -Mrs. Clarence Ritchie as
President and Mrs. Gordon Wall
as secretary. •It was decided to
buy 'a Valentine gift• for •the pat-
ham Hospital. Several. members
were planning 'on going to Toron-
to to the 75th Anniversary Dinner,.
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