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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-07-04, Page 9V, JULY 4, 1973 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNO,W, ONTARIO PAGt..1041 101 +�r wap OF tt ACADEMIIAWARDS own vbr BEST ACTRESS.LIZA MINNELLI. MEI/M/MTNEACSS stat, Mon. -Tues. belYthkg he touched turn to Vie. a If ew rt *Oa 4n.... . E Plus There's no place to hide when "THE DEAD ARE ALIVE" T bn A NATIONAL CENEAAL tICNBES IBLEAAE orians Meet Arnberley•. hell of North Dakota was ed guest at -the home of Mts. Robt;'Courtney, when theywere hosts e:meeting of Bruce enealbgk a1 Society. ll said he was a 'member h oldie North Dakota i Society and was proud ting the area where his nts had lived. Nathaniel d lived on the 4th of e Schells were Pennsyl- ch who:were. in ntyrbefore coming to nty. On the maternal was descended from Seif - tame from Strasbourg, ,to Canada. Mr. Schell to know his grandfather yed Port Elgin and he had at home. il Underwood and Mrs. wood conducted the The Society has receiv - well Family Tree, Fiddes &Campbells of Lizmore, Mrs; rack has VanWyck letters. an May Burr'of Owen sent a Burr -McKay ry. • Mrs. *Betty Warri me success in finding asI Paul DuBois of St. is seeking informa - ench families who lived 'township on Shore and Riversdale. Mrs, wney had enquiries re- admits, Robert ofChesley is seeking Kinloss Township. Mrs, ld of Ripley had quer- isons, McSweens, Ys1 Kerns add Wtllis- Mi. Gordon J. McKie - g his grandparents - es and Margaret Mc - loss Township. . se Cluiey of Port El - ed on sales of the 're Honour Retiring Teacher With Special Events . Fellow members of her teach- ing staff recently sent The Sentin •elan article about the retirement :party of Mrs. Grace Maciver of London. Present on this occasion were her,immediate family Don, Olive Blake .of London and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie of Lucknow. , Sev • eral other friends from the Luck- now area , and Lucknowites from . London also attended. Several other retirement events followed. At the Principals' • Meeting • May 15th, Mrs. Mac- ' Iver was honoured by Ian Buchanan, principal of John Dear- ness Public School, who related .her life history in poetry. a A. gift certificate was also presented. On May 25th, at the Quarter Century.and'Retirement dinner given by the Board of Education, she had the pleasure of replying to the toast given by Trustee Ross honouring the retirees. The London Women Teachers' Association, May 30th,• presented a beautiful silver tray with her name inscribed, following' their .dinner hour. On June 7th at Centennial -Hall, •all the principals and teachers re- tiring from the London staff, along with teachers from all the sixty-eight schools gathered from 4.30•- 6.00 p..m. After .several speeches, each retiree was pres- ented with a framed certificate on which was inscribed their years of service. Then followed the Grade 8 Graduation, June 19th, at which time Mrs. MacIver presented the ,print of ,the 1867 Bruce Directory. It was hard to'understand why everyone had not purchased this fine reference book. Robt., Courtney displayed the MacDonald Family Tree prepared by Andrew MacDonald of Detroit over a 6 -year :period. He' also had a picture of his great grandparents and said a 14Oth Reunion for the Scott -Dickson families :was being, held in August. • Ivirs. Ross Cumming of Port Elgin gave a short report of the Ontario Genealogical Seminar held recently at Brock University. Next year it will be held in Port Elgin. Mrs. Duncan Thorburn of Am - berley was added to the Program Committee. Mrs. Leonard McIn- nes drew attention to the July Chatelaine of an article on Start- ing a Family Tree. Theannual summer project of recording cemeteries in the County will continue this year. Mrs. Wm. Arnold was appointed to care for Huron Township -and Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Leonard McInnes will try to have Kinloss Township completed. Members were shocked to hear that a cem- etety•onConcession 2, Bruce Township had been levelled ,` stones' buried and' dwellings built on the site. This is .contrary to law and a desecration, to our pion- eers. • Mrs. Orland Avery of Armow. had prepared- a short program . • Mrs.. Wm. Arnold., of Ripley ready list of Reunions held in her area. Collections of buttons and old post. 'cards were gratefully received . .from Rev.. and Mrs. George Ball •of Ripley. Mr. and Mrs. Courtney served lunch to guests from Owen Sound Port Elgin, Walkerton, Tiverton, Burgoyne, Clresley andlocal area. Thursday, Friday' Sal July 5-6-7 Keeps' you hanging on the. edge of Alualmult your seat! ' PUPPET ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday July 8-9-10-11crhe Stasrarclesces EASTMANCOLOR HOT FROM EUROPE! CONFIDENTIAL SEX -FILE: Ha EW EP • IN COLOR • IN ENGLISH CHEATING MATES EXPOSED! A MI TANCE ResTRIGTED to nno..f I f1Nf O. AGI d, 0 II COMING THE poSEIDongol iR(rtIRdE Ju IE 1248 •gift of a wall plaque to. the Fair- mont'school for the annual Public 'Speaking winners. At. the Talerit Day program, June 20th, the pupils honoured her with a beautiful array of two dozen red roses. The Home and School gave her a silver coffee spoon with the Fairrnonr crest on 'it. To complete the occasion, her picture was hung on the wall -beside .the pictures of the school's' two former principals, Mr. F. Steadman and Mr. R. Peasley. OPENS AT 8:00 SHOWS STAR DUSK THURS...5 FRI. 6 SAT. 7 KIRK DOUOLAS HENRY FONDA m JIRPN L mamma MONCTOON �1QNN MUNE THERE WMOACROOKED MAN... 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