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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-12-22, Page 3f SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6,7,8 ONE SHOWING 7t15 P.M. . 'MEL ran "TERMINAL,. et sumo" QV ALSO WELCOME TO THE .000 fve 1;0 ct. AT HURON ,TOWNSHIP HALL, RIPLEY Monday December 31st Hats — Horns — Novelties Admission $1.50 each SPONSORED BY THE RIPLEY CURLING CLUB AffNDOME.HOTEL Dining Lounge SUNDAY SMORGASBORD EVERY SUNDAY S TO 1 P.M. SUNDAY, 'DECEMBER 23rd RESERVATIONS ONLY FULLY LICENSED UNDER LL.B.°. ENTERTAINMENT & 'DANCING IN THE LOUNGE APPEARING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28 AND 29 Tradition APPEARING FRIDAY AND: SATURDAY, JANUARY 4 AND 5 Little England TURPAYi- DECEMBER 22; 1973 PAGE THREE • VICES Eat AM, and dren, Is Day LYCEUM 1-1( )0 Mei' .11ER , , RO MO E UVE „Lc.„ mallau . AND BOND ' uffmco clinic. "111 TUES., WED., , THURS., FRI. and SAT. DECEMBER 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 Daily at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. 'essons BEY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY 1 AND 2 et wft ADMITTANCE KIS TRIC TIED IITYLP+7:44 Night Lail. Nurses ONE SHOWING 1:1$ P.M. N D THURS:, FRI., SAT., JAN. 3, 4, 5 S SHOWINGS DAILY , 7:N AND 11:311 ROSS HUNTER'S makoProduction# oort eLOSTMORIZON Music by Lyrics by BURT BACHAKACH HAL DAVIE/ ice ice lay of ervice service Service, ;OME IOW. is or N dors? C v bout the nn you. respond r a call. Midgets Lose., Two In Week Lucknow Midgets lost two games in the past week. On Tues day, December Ilth, Ripley doub- led the score 6 3 in the Lucknow arena. The local boys simply. / couldn't keep up with the fist skating Ripley lads. A combina- tion of not enough back-checking and a lack of passing , put 'the game out of reach.. Scoring for Lucknow were Torn Peterson from Randy Alton, Tom Peterson from .Randy Alton and Tammy ForSter and Randy Alton from Torn Peter- son and Tammy Forster. On December 17th Lucknow travelled to Blyth and were again defeated 6 - 3. Defensive lapses and lack of passing proved a dciwnfall again as the boys seem to have fallen from their high flying start in the schedule. Eith- er the opposition has improved greatly; or the home town boys are not putting enough of the basics of hockey into the game. Their record now stands at four wins and, three losses. Rick Taylor, Jeff Taylor and Randy Alton scored for Lucknow in Blyth. The next 'home game is not definite yet as there are a number• of games to be re-schedufed. How about some support to Cheer the' boys on? To date it is almost nil. 0••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••,•••••• LOOKING BACKWARDS THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES WITH MARGARET THOMPSON HI•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••4•• There's Still Time to include a Portable Typewriter in your Christmas Gift List A NEW STOCK OF SMITH CORONA TYPEWRITERS ARRIVED THIS WEEK THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW; ONTARIO We can now supply the . . . . Corsair Deluxe Portable at $64.95 regular $69.95 Drop in and 'see this sharp, little machine or give us a call and we'd be glad to set one aside for you. 20 YEARS AGO DECEMBER 1953 A full slate election in Ashfield Township for reeve councillors and school trustees,, with the co-opera• Lion of the weatherman , brought out a record-breaking vote, that elected Cecil Blake as reeve with a sweeping count. Councillors • elected were' Donald. McKenzie, John Bradley, Andrew Ritchie and John Howard. Trustees were Marshall Gibson, Jack Gthld and Walter Alton. • 40 YEARS AGO DECEMBER 1933 St. Andrew's Ball, staged in the Lucknow Town Hall, attracted one of the largest dance crowds in the history of the hall. Well over four hundred people crammed the dance floor and 'gallery to participate or watch the old-time and modern dances; which contin ued until three a.m. The Harris Orchestra assisted 'by Andy Orr and Hugh Cuming supplied the music. The event was under the auspices of the Lucknow Joint Club, U.F. O. Helen and Etta Belle Mac- Donald , Muriel PaterSon and Mary McKim danced the Highland Fling. SOUTH KINLOSS 6io 311 ucknow UCKNOW SENTINEL Phone 528-2822 It was reported in a 1953 Dec- eMber issue that a Hereford grade, cow on the farm of Harvey Ritchie dt Zion gave birth to triplet , calves, only two of the trio sutv- ived, This cow had given birth to twins the previous years, Communion Service was held at South Kinloss Church on Sun- day. Next week the Junior Choir will sing at the Christmas service, Mr, and Mrs: Frank MacKen- zie were in Hamilton on Sunday. Heather returned home with them from Mc Master University for Christmas vacation. ' John Durnin was elected reeve • of West Wawanosh. Councillors elected were Harvey Culbert , Orval McPhee , Eldon Miller , Lorne Durnin.