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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-05-29, Page 8For All Tire Needs, See Us.... From flats to new tires, we're prepared to fully serve your every tire need ... WE HAVE Atlas And Remington Tires J.E. MacDONALD LUCKNOW BROWNIE NEWS tlESDAY. NIAY 2 wE mommiiimmommuMMIN 411, MAKE SCHMID'S ,YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR --BRIDES7TO-BE COME IN AND REGISTER IN OUR BRIDAL REGISTRY/ Leaile your' choice of dinnerware, crystal, flatware,' 1 et'c., with us so that we may make gift suggestions to your friends and relatives. • SCHMID'S JEWELLERY AND CHINA LUCKNOW OWNERS — W. JOS. and DEAN E. AGN BONE CHINA' DINNERWAR1 CRYSTAL. SILVER AND STAINLE STEEL FLATWARE Area Just A Few Sugpstio EVERY SUNDAY s TO 7 P.M. FULLY LICENSED UNDER L.L.B.O., Ashfield Native Honoured On 50th Anniversmy The Golden Wedding Anniver- sary of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Farrish of Gorrie was held in the Community Hall, Gorrie,,on Saturday, May 19th. All the Members of the family were pr'es- sent for the occasion., ,Jasper. Sergeant in the Air Force Branch of the Canadian Armed Forces at North Bay, E. Johnstone, a War- rant Officer in the Canadian Navy Branch of the Armed Forces .in Victoria, B.C. , Bower of North Bay, Maxine (Mrs. George Adams) of Wroxeter, , Millie, (Mrs. Donald Leader) of. Gorrie. Fifty members of the family and relatives had supper at 5.30, catered 'to by the N. W. Branch of - the Gorrie U.C. W. There are, nineteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren, many of whom were present for the event. An. At Home was spent from 7.30,- 9 p.m: and ° dancing from 9.30 - 12 p.m. with Mann's Orchestra supplying the music. Friends and relatives were present from Luckno14, Goderich, Kintail, Blyth, Wingham, Whitechurch, Mount Forest, Hol- stein, 'Markham., North Bay and Victoria B.C. Nearly 100 Masons Attend Service At Dungannon The South Huron District A.F. & A.M. G.R.C. Lodges held Divine Service in the Dungannon United Churth, on Sunday even- ing, May 26. Nearly one hundred Masons attended along with their wives and friends. The service was under the guidance of Bro. „Rev -. R. C. McClenaghanDistrict Chaplain of Dungannon with V. Worshipful Bro. Rev. Harold Snell, Exeter, Guest Speaker. Rev. Snell chose for his mes- sage "Four Cardinal Virtues". , The scripture was read by District Deputy Grand Master, Rt. Wor. Bro. Allan Stoll. , The special music for the ser- vice was provided by the Belgrave Men's Choir, under the leader- ship of Rev. J. Roberts, Following the worship service a time of fellowship was enjoyed by all while lunch was served. Public Speaking Competition At Kingsbridge School KINGSBRIDGE NEWS The annual public speaking program at St. Joseph's School was held last week., This year for the first time ipre-schoolers were given a chance to say a poem or sing and in return they received a silver, dollar. Any student par- ticipating in this program receiv- ed a silver dollar, first place winner of each category received.' five dollars, se and place three dollars, third place two dollars. First 'place winners of speeches have their names. engraved on a plaque. Pre-schoolers saying recitations were:' Sandra Gaudette; Helen Hendricks , Todd Riegling, Ricky Sheardown, Mary Katherine Stap- leton, Michael Steffler, Patti-Jo Steffler. Kindergarten poem, For" Each New Morning Sally VanOsch, Linda Van Osch, John Van Osch; song, Drowsy duckling Darren. Connelly, Carrie Riegling, Lonny Doherty; poem, After My Bath - Maria Dalton, Edward Plasschaert, 'Craig Riegling. Grade one - song, The Doctor, Vicki Lynn Doherty,, Kenny Van Osch, Paul Foran; poem,, Christine Stapleton, Mary-Jo Steffler. . Grade 2 - poem, Jonathan Bing, Steven Hickey, 'Christine Martin; song, Polly the Pony - Shannon' Durnin, Paul Martin, Michael Austin; poem, Father We Thank Thee - John Lalonde, Shawn. Doherty, Perry VanOsch. BROOKSIDE HAPPENINGS VISITORS On Monday, May 27, Mr. Stevenson, a math consultant ,was speaking to teachers and parents about the metric system. He gave a slide presentation. 'He. was at the school from 2 - 4.30 p.m. On this day the stud- RUNNERS-UP - The runners up at the recent Brookside Field Day were: Patti Rising, 'Senior Girls, 12 pts.; Kay Morriton; junior Girls, 17 pts.; Anita, Hodges, Midget Girls , 11 pts.; Peggy Gib- son, Primary Girls, 13 pts. Back row: Brad Beattie , Senior PAGE Elo'HT THE LUCKilaiiii- SENTINEL, LUC-KNOW, ONTARIO KINGSBRIDGE A Achievement Day, for 4-H Homemaking. Clubs in this area was held at Brookside School on Saturday, May 25th. The "Kings- bridge Kuties" along with their leaders Mrs. .Antone Van Osch and q.4 Mrs. Gene Frayne attended. A baby shower for Mrs. Percy McClenaghan (nee Sharron Court- ney) was held at the home of her sister Mrs. Max Riegling on Satur- day, , for relatives, friends and former neighbours. Sharron re= ceived many useful gifts for her new twin sons. The Brownies held their meet-. ing on Tuesday, May 21st on the lawn at the Town Hall. Everyone played skipping games followed by Brownie' Ring, Janice McInnes was Fairy Queen and the Sixers collected Brdwnie Gold. At work period the Pixies and the Elves wrote a letter to Mr. Greer asking for peimission to have our Brownie Revel at the Greer farm. The.Gnomes and the Sprites got name tags ready for the PaCk to wear at the Revel. • During. Pow Wow the Brownies were reminded of the things they would need, on Satur- day for the hike. Everyone is to meet at the Town Hall at 9.30 Saturday morning. The meeting closed with Taps. • Grade 3 - poem - Mark Steff,-, •ler, Liz Vogt, 'Heather Ann Staple- ton; song - Linda Sinnett, Lisa Frayne, Louie Forgett; reading Denise Connelly, Kevin Sinith, Joe Gerdes. Judges for this day. were Mrs. Jack Campbell and Mrs. Lynn Lowry.. Grade 4 - speech - Jackie Dal- ton, Dana Doherty, Kathleen For- an; poetry Jackie VanOsch, Annie VanDiepen, Yvonne Sin- nett; readings - Debbie Drennan, Mike Franken, Diane Miltenburg. Grade 6 - poetry, Joanne Craw- ford , Astrid Plasschaert Frances VanRooy; humorous personal ex- perience, Tom Foran, Tom "Frank- en,. Stephen Frayne; speech - Dean Doherty, Shawn. Gaudette, •Mike Frayne. Grade 6 7" Toeiry -, Joan Tigert, Bill Foran, (tied), Angela Vander.- heyden and Eddie VanOsch; their own composed poetry - Mary Luanne Clare, Gerard Howard, Donna Drennan; speeches - Floyd Courtney, Tony Hendricks, Phyl- lis Hickey. Open class for skits - Marjorie O'Neil and bonna Drennan, 'Steph- en Frayne and Brian Drennan, Darlene. Austin and Joanne Craw- ford. Judges were Mr, Laricia and Mr. McKay, Grade 7 - poetry - Bill Tigert , Julia Vogt, Bob Tigert , Blaise Doherty , John Paul Austin; intro- ductions - Joanne VanOsch,. Jim Foran, John O'Keefe;'speeches - Andrew VanDiepen, Pat Boyle, Eric Courtney. , Grade 8 - poetry - Diane Van RoOy Laurie Doherty, Jim Van Osch; introductions - Tom Sin- nett , Nora VanDyke , Margaret Foran; speeches Mark Frayne, Bridget 'Dalton, Jim Crawford; Impromptu speeches (grades 7 & 6) - Jim Crawford , Andrew Van Diepen , Bridget Dalton. 'Judges were Mrs. Cyril Brown and Miss Helen Thompson. entS Were dismissed at 2,00 On Tuesday, May 28, 01r ton R. Lendi, an internatio known commentator, visite Brookside School. He' spoke to the students about erland. He showed a •film proved to be very isiterestin the students. - HOLIDAYS May 31 will.be a holiday students, of Brookside Public School as it is Professional opment Day - Annette Elp - Ruth Alton. Boys , 18 pts. ; Steven Mac son , Junior Boys, 19 pts.; Irwin , Primary ,Boys, 18 pts ry MacPherson, Midget Boys pts.; Greg Schultz, Senior 18 pts.; absent for the plc Ken Finlayson, Intermedia 17 pts. 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