HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-05-12, Page 2Poems - 1. Mary Jo Sterner, 2.
Casey Hendriks, 3. Junior Pellet-
ier; Songs - There Was A Naughty
Boy, 1. Christine Stapleton, '2.
Vicki Doherty, 3." Tommy Gilmore,
Mary Lynn Doherty, tied.
Grade Four: Poems - 'One, Two,
Three, 1. Michael Austin, 2.
Ronnie Delbergue; a. Shawn Durn-
in; Speeches - 1. John Lalonde, .2.
Steven Hickey, 3. Betty Jane'
Foran; Songs - Lullaby of the
Iroquois, 1. Shannon Durnin, 2.
Christine Martin. ,
All students •who took part in
competitions were, given a silver
dollar. All first place winners of
the Garvey Public Speaking,compe-
tition will present their selections
on Wednesday, May 12 at 8.15 in
the school gym. Everyone is
welcome to come and hear the
talent these young people possess.
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Kindergarten Registration
PARENTS DESIRING TO HAVE A CHILD ATTEND.
KINDERGARTEN AT
LUCKNOW CENTRAL
PUBLIC SCHOOL
DURING THE 1976 77 SCHOOL TERM ARE
REQUESTED TO REGISTER WITH MRS. HELEN HALL,
" AT, THE SCHOOL
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
MAY 14, 1976
From 1:00 to 3:00 P.M.
Proof that the child will be five years of age, before Decem-
ber 31st, 1976, is required and if possible the child. should ac-
company parent at time of registration.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1976
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The LUCKNOWSENTINEL.
• . .LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ,
"114 Sopoy Town's On the Huron-Bruce Boundary.
Second Class Mail Registration Number 0847 '
Established 1873 -- Published, Wednesday
Member of the C.C.N.A. and 0.1Af„N.A.
The following baptismal services
were .conducted Sunday and, edit.
cerned St.. Helens area resident's.
TREVOR GORDON MILLER:
Mr. and Mrs.. Angus • MacDonald,
Don and Dayle, Mrs.. Sadie
Barbour, Mr.• and Mrs. Doug
MacDonald of pungannon, and
Mr. and Mrs. David MacDonald of
Wingham, all attended the christ-
ening of Trevor Miller at St. James
Rosemount United Church in
Kitchener. Trevor is,the hson of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Miller. ,
KERRY LYNN SNOWDEN: Ker-
ry is the daughter of Mr. and • Mrs.
Ronald Snowden. She was
christened on Sunday - at' the .
Dungannon United Church. Fol-
lowing the services they were•
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Snowden. Mr. and 'Mrs.
:DaVe Bosman and family also
'visited' with the Snowdens:
THOMAS KEITH TODD: Keith'
was christened at the Anglican
Church in Lucknow. F011oWing the
service, dinner was served at th6
horile of Mr. and Mrs. 'Hugh. Todd
in honour of the occasion. Those
attending were Mr. and Mrs. John
Siecker and family, Mrs. Thomas
Todd, Miss Isobel Miller, MiScW.
D. Rutherford and Mr. and Mrs,
Wayne Todd and family, all from
the village. Mrs. Fred Page and
family also attended from Holy-
rood. . °
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Aitchisan and
family., and John Rooney visited •
With Mrs. Adeleen 'Dowling and
Laverne.of Mount Forest.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laidlaw and
family visited with Mrs. Thomas
Todd, Miss Isobel Miller and Miss
Rutherford on Sunday 'evening.
Mrs. Jim Curran attended an
Officers' Conference of the Wom-
en's Institute at. Waterloo Univer-
., sity thiS past week. The cOnference
for three days and approxi-
mately 600 delegates attended.,
Jim Curran' was a patient in the
IntensiVe Care Unit of the Wing-
ham and District Hospital. Get
well wishes are sent' from the
community,
Doriglas Shaw has also been a
patient at the Wingham. Hospital
for the last two weeks.,
Mrs. •Don Gilmor of'-Nevi
Hainburg and Mrs. Sheldon Martin
of Stratford visited their former
neighbours this' past week.
Baptisnials bled Recently At
St. Helens Area Pinecrest Manor .
MRS. THOMAS H. HACKEXT . ST. HELENS NEWS
Mrs. Thomas H. Hackett, the
former Catherine Irene , Irwin,
passed away on April 29th, 1976 at
Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home,
Lucknow, in 'her 77th year.
She was a daughter of Thomas
Irwin and Cynthia Cornelius. She
was born in Ashfield Township on
August 7th i 1899.,
On September 10th, 1919, she
married Thomas H. Hackett and
lived most of her life on the 12th
concession of Ashfield Township.
She is survived by her husband,
now a resident of pinecrest Manor;
one daughter (Irlina), Mrs. Mid
ford Wall of Culross. Township)
three sons, Keith of Islington, Eric
of Ithron Township, Doug of
Ashfield Township. Thirteen
grandchildren and one great.grand-
child also survive and one sister,
Miss Elleda Irwin, Toronto arid
brothers Alvin Irwin and Leonard
Irwin of Lucknow.
She was • predeceased' by .two
brothers,' Claire Irwin and Emmer-
son Irwin.
Service was held on Saturday,
May 1st at MacKeniie Memorial
Chapel, 'Lucknow. Rev. Albert
Cook of Trinity United Church
officiated.
Pallbearers were Harvey Ritchie,
Bill Hunter, Allan Ritchie, Elwood
Irwin, Bob Irwin, Allan Gibson.
Five grandchildren Brian,. Craig,
Ian and Tim Hackett and Don Wall,
acted as flower bearers.
Final resting place was Greenhill
Cemetery.
Mrs. Earl McDonald of Gough,
Street, Lucknow`, passed away .at
VVingham and District Hospital on
Thursday, April 29th in her 75th
year. Herdeath followed 'a lengthy
On September 7th, 1921 .she
married David Earl McDonald 'of
Ashfield. They farmed in Ashfield
until moving to Luckn'ow in March
1970 where, they beught the former
MacKay home 'on Gough Street.
The late Mrs. McDonald is
survived by her husband Earl,
three daughters, Mrs. Vincent
(Well) Austin of Ashfield,' Mrs.
Harvey (Velma) Hagedorn of 'Ear
Falls, Northern Ontario, Mrs.
Bayne (Marion) MacLennan Of
• Ashfield; five sons, Lorne of
Ashfield, Willis of Toronto, Allan
of. Ashfield, Neil of Goderich,
Gordon Hof Saltford; twenty-eight
grandchildren, eight great grand • -
children; also two sisters and two
brothers, Mrs.' Lina Stewart of
London, Mrs. Elton (Clara) Draper
of Port Albert, Harris Willis of
Culross Township and Verne• Willis
of Goderich. •
She was predeceased by one
granddaughter in 1974. •
The funeral service was held at
MacKenzie Memorial Chapel,
Lucknow on Sunday, May 2nd.
Rev. Glenn Noble was minister.
Six grandsons acted 'as pallbear-
ers, Kevin' Austin, •Alex MacLen-
nan; Jack MacDonald, Eddie
MacDonald, Donald MacLennan,
Barry Austin.
Flower bearers were grandchild-
' ren, Jane MacDonald, Karen
MacLennan, Marlovv Austin, Tom
McDonald, Stephen MacDonald,
Bonnie MacDonald and a great
grandson, Shawn Durnin.
Interment was in Greenhill
Cemetery. , •
The late Mrs. McDonald was a
member of the LuCknow Presbyter-
ian Church and the Presbyterian
W.M.S., the Lucknow Women's
Institute and the Lucknow Town
and Country Club.
COLLECT $328.
Thp Women's Institute collected
,$328.00 for the. Cancer Society.
Their efforts in this canvassing are
very Much appreciated.
George Humphrey attended at
the, University of Guelph a short
course for Road Superintendents.
The course was' for 3 days.
George Humphrey' and 'Marjorie
Wylds attended the 25th anniver-
sary celebrations of Marjorie's.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Coiling of Ripley.
Mrs. Pam Johnston and daugh-
ter visited ,with hen parents, Mr.
and Mrs.' Harold Cooper.
s ,
Subscription Rate, $8.00 a year in adyance I. illness. '
$2 extra to U.S.A. and. Foreign . • She was the former Olive May •
. Willis and was born in Ashfield
Donald C. Thompson, PUblisher •
. Township on August' 27, 1901 a
...................................4.....t) daughter of Frank Willis and Mary
Anne McCullough.
PUBLIC SPEAKING"
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
tied; Little Teapot - 1. Ronald
Plasschaert; 2. Colleen VanOsch;
Father of All - 1. Catherine
Godfrey, 2. Maureen Stapleton, 3.
Armand Forgett.
. Grade One: Songs - When I Am
Big, 1. Mary Katherine Stapleton,
2. Darrell Durnin; Poems -
Helfullness, 1. Angela Foran,
Dennis Foran, • tied; 2. Patti-Joe
Steffler, Todd Riegling; I Love To
Visit Jesus; 1. Paul VanRooy, „2.
Kevin Hanl, 3. Arletta Martin.
Grade Two: Songs - There
Stands 'a Little Man, 1. Lonny
Doherty, 2.' Tom VanDiepen, 3.
Jackie Delbergue, Patrick Frayne,.
tied; Poems - Praise To God Tor
Things 'We See, 1. Theresa Foran,
2. Linda- Vaii0sch, Sally VanOsch,
tied; 3. John VanOsch; Noses, 1.
Maria Dalton, 2. David Franken,
Sean Culleton, tied.
Grade Three: Puppet Plays - 1.
(a) Kenny VanOsc14'Freddie Durn-
in; 2. (b) Paul Foran, Billy. Card;
Lucknow Lady
Died In .75* Year
'MRS. EJOLMeDONALD