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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-02-21, Page 15Memoirs of a co.untiy• Doctor BY DR. W..VICTOR JOHNSTON' $6.95 Dr, Johnston, wasJboin in 'West Wawanosh Township, and * was a' general praCtitioner in Lucknow for thirty years. His book reflects his life and practice in this .community. MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED AT SAME PRICE AVAILABLE AT THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL NOIDAY FEBRUARY 21.0,„.1113. • THE 1,IACKNOW SENT I NEL, ‘IOCKNOIN, ONTARIO. .pA01 R.D.H.S. int ***1=Km=i BANK FINANCE/RATES e.g. 36 months at 11.78% on new and used models .MMg * * . . . box of chocolates', , Thanks to Wayne Nicholson Bever y B)inith mDianno MacKay ' YOu really showed your school spirit! everyone who attended this'dance . EY-WIARTON BASKETBALL February,12 the girls basket- tearnsjourneyed to Wiarton ontest a • game that had been poned at the beginning of schedule due to unfavourable ther conditions. atti MacDonald got the.Jun- rolling with a basket. in the quarter, although their oppo- n was matching the effort. game was still closely lock- the end of the third quart- t the OHS girls put on an losive burst in the final min- . to gain a 26-16 victory. The REACH FOR THE TOP k bone ofthe team was Joan . ' Our "four scholars" Cannon rtney with seven baskets . Courtney Sally 'Harrison , Mark .._or le Patti MacDonald was indis- ' Smith. a " t ianne MacKay along able to the team with four. 'with Mr. aid Brown and Sally kets. Margie Collins and Julie Elliott journeyed to Wingham on ves also added to . . February 14.to tape another winning score. , "Reach For The TOp" game, at he Senior girls were not quite the CKNX Television studio.' uccessful in their efforts but They competed against the team ly Elliott and Kathy Farrell • from Central Htiron SecOndarT School.from Clinton. According ided the greatest Opposition he Wiarton team while Sally to announcer Jim Moore, "It LEY-CHESLEY BASKETBALL he Chesle,y games on February ere the final matches for S on the 13.1.A . schedule but junior and Senior teams ed to the bustling Chesley • ms. . . he Junior girls fell. short of tory only in the final quarter, he score was deadlocked at 13 at the close of the third rter.. Slow to start , the RDHS' ors picked up action in the and quarter, overcoming their ial disadvantage, Joan Court- was the main instigator In the roving Ripley effort by rolling enough baskets for the Ripley m to catch their•opponents STILL AVAILABLE • USED cm _specs% —1972 CHEVROLET Impala, 2 and 4 door hardtops, fully - equipped 3 -- 1972 BUICK Skylark, 2 door hardtop and 2. -- 4 door 2 — 19'2 BUICK Custom La Sabres 2 — 1972 PONTIAC Le lVfans 4 door sedans 1971 PONTIAC Catalina, .4 do‘or hardtop 2 — 1971 FORD Galaxie 500, 4 door 'hardtops 1971 CHEVROLET '4 door• sedan 2 — 1971 COUGAR 2 door hardtops 1970 OLDS' Delta Custoin 2 door hardtop. 1970 CHEV Impala, 4 door hardtop 1970 FORD Galaxie, 2 door hardtop 2 — 1969 CHEVELLES, 2 and a 4 door sedan 1969 PLYMOUTH Fury III, 2 door hardtop t 1969 PONTIAC Parisienne, 4 door hardtop 1969 CHEV Impala,. 2 door, hardt9 1968 JAVELIN 2 door hardtop; fully equipped 20 — 1985 -4968 Models, STATIONWAGONS 3 — 1971 FORD Stationwagons; 6 and 10 passenger 1971 CHEVROLET 10 passenger 2 -1970 PONTIAC stationwagons 1970 CHEV stationwagon 1970' FORD stationwagon USED TRUCKS Brussels Motors BP Service Station Phone 8874173 rison and Mary Needham also was a decisive, victory for • on "Brothers". Third place was won by Mary Anderson, 11, a grade 6 student at Brookside Public School and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Anderson, R. 7 Lucknow, who chose as her topic "Highlights of My Trip. East". Other competitors were Grace • Alton, Brookside, daughter of lked up points. Ripley!" Be sure and keep April Mr. arid Mrs. Glen Walden; 28th reserved on your calendar Kathryn McKim, Lucknow Cent- ,when the Ripley-Clinton game will be aired on CKNX, channel 8, ft's a game that you won't want to miss ! at the aforementioned point in.the game. Margie. Collins, Patti MacDonald and Kim ,Farrell also swelled RDHS's score. The SeniOrs were no match 'for the Chesley team who dumped in baskets left and right in great profusion throughout the' game. Again Sally Elliott and Kathy Farrell topped the scores, while Sally Harrison and Joan Ferguson with a good eye for the free shots added points. on eourtney announced the Valen tine Queen and her two attendants Arlene Tranter and Liz MacKay were named as the runners-up while Margie Collins, a student from Level three, was selected Miss Valentine. Joan Courtney, , last year's sovereign crowned Margie and each girl received a • SADIE HAWKINS ' The fabulous "Chinook" played for another successful RDHS dance'on February 16th. At eleven o'clock, president Carm- ral, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Jack McKim; Murray Gilchrist , Kinloss Central, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gilchrist; Brian Simp- son, North Ashfield , son of Mr, and Mrs. Duncan Simpson; Eric Courtney, St.-Joseph's, son of Mr. and• Mrs. Joe Courtney. SENIOR CLASS Mary Eadie, daughter of Mr. - and Mrs. Lorne Eadie of Holyrood and a grade 8 student at Lucknow Central School, topped the senior division. Mary, who is 13, spoke on "Music". Second place was won by. Mary' Anne Alton, age 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blake Afton of Bel- fast and a student at Brookside LEGION SPEAKING ,CONTINUED FROM P/AGE-1 JUNIOR CLASS In the Junior Division; Mary Luanne Clare, age 10, a grade 5 student at St. Joseph's,Sepp.- Ate School at Kingsbridge , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clare of R. 7 Lucknow , placed first. She spoke'on "My Trip to The Mari- times". Second •place went to 'Jill Mur- ray, 11-year-old' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ab Murray of Lucknow and a' grade 6 student at. Lucknow Central Public School.' 'She spoke 2 — 1970 FORD % ton pickups, one standard, 1 1970 FORD 1 ton pickup 1969 — 50 series cab and chassis 1968 G.M.C. 1 ton pickup, Nr8 — 1969 and 70' CHEVROLET and FORD vans in 6 standards and .'6' automatics VIS~SOVVVVVYVVYYSOW4A~ Before The Age of Miracles Name Committee Public School in grade 8..'. She spoke on "Parental Interest in Education". Donna Frayne a student at St. Joseph's Separate School at Kings- bridge , placed third. in the senior division. Donna is 13 years of age, a grade' 8 student and chose as her topic "The'Olympics". She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frayne, RI R. 3 Goderich. Other students in the senior div- ision were Susan Wagler, Brook- side; daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Wagler; Mark Frayne, St. Josephs,' son of Mr. and. Mrs. Eng-. ene' Frayne; Martha Graham , Lucknow Central, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Graham. . Trophies were presented to the winners, as well as awards-to ' all others, by Gordon Montgomer); Legion president and Irvine Eedy, Legion public speaking chairman. Irvine presented gifts to the judges, Clem Staffer, , principal at St. Josephs School at Kingsbridge and Stuart Collyer , principal at Lucknow Central, were presented with the school trophies.in recog- nition of the first place winners from both schools. The e,ntertainment committee of the Lucknow Agricultural Soc- • iety , with a' full attendance, met at the home-of Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sel,ftvin to discuss plans for the coming year. Glen Walden was appointed Chairman and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Errington are acting as secretary. Other committee members are Md. Glen Walden, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Blake Alton, Mr. and Mrs. Don- ald Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Irvin, Mr. and Mrs. Omar Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Don Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alton. Plans were made to hold a ,spring dance at Brookside School cm April 27th to the' music of 'Lionel Thornton orchestra. Sub committees were appoint- ed to make arrangements forma spring concert, Queen of the Fair contest, entertainment for the Fall Fair on September 14th and 15th, and books were to be ordered to start practising for a ,p1ay next fall.