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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-07-28, Page 9i•••••••••••••4•••••••••••4••••.••••••••••••••••, LOOKING„ BACKWARDS THROUGH THE SENTINEL . FILES WITH MARGARET THOMPSON 0••••••••••••••••••4•••••••••••••1••4+4'••••••••• • • 20. YEARS AGO JULY 1956 • Mr. and Mrs.. Jim Duncan dosed their Lucknow restaurant and pool room busisness and returned to their farm at Newry, near Atwood. Lucknow Public School staff honoured Mrs. Roy, Havens upon her retirement from teaching. The Graham property adjoining the Supertest Garage was purchas- ed by Supertest: The Huron County trio of Bert Pepper, Barry McQuillin,and David Kirkland won the judging competi- tion at the Michigan State Short- horn Breeders' Field Day. WINOHAM ONTARIO About 35 neighbours assisted Kelso MacNay at Paramount with a barn raising. The old. barn had been' torn down. In a desperate/ effort to salvage some hay, much of which was deteriorating and rotting, many district farmers were haying on Sunday in mid July. 40 YEARS AGO JULY 1936 Dr. and Mrs. J. M: Kaine and son Denton left Lucknow for Winnipeg.. Dr. Kaine had estab- lished 'a veterinary, practice in PHONE 157 I t) THURS., AUG. 5, FRI. 6, SAT. 7, SUN. 8 2 SHOWINGS. DAILY 7:00 & 9:00 P.M. Lee MARVIN Robert CULP THURS., AUG. 12, FRI. 13, SAT. 14, SUN. 15 ' 2 SHOWS DAILY AT 7:00 & 9:00 P.M:. THURS., AUG. 19, FRI. 20, SAT. 21, SUN. 22 2 SHOWS DAILY 7:00AL 9:00 P.M: WALTER "THE BAD NEWS IVIA TTHIAU TATUM ADULT O'NEAL ENTERTAINMENT AT THE DRIVE-IN!! ADULT ENTERTAINMENT .SUINDAY I .AUG. 1 ONLY .3 ADDED. ATTRACTIONS SHERLOCK HOLMES vs. • JACK THE RIPPER! DAVID HEMMINGS GAYLE HUNNICUTT FRAGRIERT OF FEAR Adult Entertainment ::••• • ..•••••-• /6045744,0„ Sho‘iitime dusk .111 .progrartis subiect tolhange DRIVEAIN •• GODERICH HWY 8 AT CONCESSION 80.4 • PHONE 524 9911 BOX OFFICEOPENS AT 8:60 PM, THURS. JULY 29 BILLY JACK ‘steS WU. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY FOR '1 WEEK JULY 30 TO AUG. 5 Columbia' CiR)RGE OTTO F dulw., *non IT BOB f).:E1.. pa..., ROBERT S. BREMSON HARRY N. BiliM hog. GEORGE till()IANIARA STYEAS A,' aryl A~.EA ROS,!: ROD AMATEALI 1-16nry'FONZIE' Winkler. in 1958 making love meant. "making out." 4 'TIME TO THINK , There would be a great deal less wrong-doing if people had to' pay for it in advance. GREED It may be' true that enough is , as good as a feast, but few know when they have enough. PAGE NINE WEDNESDAY',, JULY 1976 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PARK THEATRE GODERICH 524 ,,7811 FRI. THURS. JULY 30 — AUG. 5 TH.yRS..JULY 29 WALTER MATTHIAU TATUM O'NEAL "THE BAD NEWS 1111111 UTLAW. JpSElf W FRI. & SAT. 2 SHOWINGS 7:30 - 9:45 Sunday, Thursday ONE SHOWING 8 P.M. Recommended, at ADULT' ENTERTAINMENT 1 WEEK MacKenzie Clan Gather At.' Wield Park On "Saturday,' July 17th, the descendants of Neil. Ban, MacKen- zie anfl Mary MacRae, gathered at Ashfield Park, for their 15th reunion. It was 'a beautiful day and after the registering and happy, greet- ings were over,' most everyone f anticipated in the fun an ines',„ or the young and • young, under the direction of Ross MacKenzie, ably assisted by Gayle MacKenzie :and Bill Barrett, in declaring winners and the distribu- tion of prizes. Prior to the wonderful smorgas- bord dinner, which was' thoroughly enjoyed by all, grace was ,sung by the entire clan. A short. business meeting followed, led by president and secretary, Jack and Bertha . MacKenzie. Minutes of the last meeting were read and accepted and new business discussed. • was agreed that the reunion date for '1977 would be July 16th. Lew and Arlene LaBonte were elected to serve as president and secretary, respectively, for the next year. Jack and Bertha 'MaCKenzie were given a big vote of thanks for their work and untiring effOrts, as retiring officers. A minute of silence was observed in ' memory of Mrs. John (Mary MacKenzie) Kemler of Rochester, Michigan. Among the honoured_ guests_ were Mr. and Mrs'. Eugene Martin, Mrs. Isabel MacKenzie and Mrs. Violet . MacKenzie. The youngest member present was Mary Ellen; daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. Jim • MacKenzie. , Those in attendance frop the most distant points were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kemler, Miss Jean Kemler, Mrs. Ruth Hill and son Scott, all of Rochester, 'Michigan and Mr. and Mrs. Lew LaBonte, Detroit, Michigan. Mrs. Isabel MacKenzie drew , the lucky ticket, for the drawing on the lovely linen towel, with the beautiful 'verse. of, Amazing Grace and picture of a, Royal Scot playing the pipes, as the theme. Arlene.' LaBonte was, the lucky winner... Jean Keinler won the note paper, with the° picture of , a Scotsman, when the picture was. found stuck to the underside of the 'bench, where she was seated. After the meeting closed with the singing of the MacKenzie. Ode and the hopes of all to meet again next year, movies were shown of past reunions, dating back to 1964, which brought back memories and were enjoyed by everyone. /"" Lucknow about a year earlier. Rev. J. L. Burgess, pastor of South .Kinloss and Kinlough. Pres- byterian Churches fo°r five years, left to take charge of a church at Puslinch, near Guelph. Successful pupils passing their Entrance exams at Lucknow were Jack, Cook, Eunice Carter, Bassilla• Cassidy, Gerald Cook, Jiinmie Hamilton, Ross MacDonald, Grace MacKinnon, Joan MacKinnon, Murdean MacLeod; Grace Mac, Lead, Reba Marshall, Doris Mc- Clenaghan, Mildred McClenaghan, Eleanor McFarlane, Rhea Miller, George Moffat, ' Dean Patterson, Jean Reed, Chester Robb, Donald Ross, Robert. Ross, Murvin Solo- mon, Evelyn Taylor, Helen Thomp- son, Flora Whaley. P. S. MacKenzie, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. V. MacKenzie, Lucknow`,. graduated as a. lawyer from Osgo9de Hallatul entered the law practice of W. R. Tomlinson of Port. Elgin.