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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-10-06, Page 2• • • NIGHT SCHOOL PROGRAM RIPLEY DISTRICT SCHOOL REGISTRATION AND FIRST CLASS OF THE NIGHT SCHOOL PROGRAMME AT RIPLEY DISTRICT SCHOOL BEGINS Thursday, October 7 at 8 p.m. e►rr rrAir esr i rr ririie.e r SUGGESTED COURSES UPHOLSTERY LIQUID EMBROIDERY PHYSICAL FITNESS (Women) . SEWING FLOWER. ARRANGING AND HOME GARDENING CHINA PAINTING QUILTING NEEDLE WORK AND CRAFTS. COURSE SCHEDULE 'October 7 — December 9, p January 6 — March 10 . • SUPPORT',.1111E..LOCAL • :CANVASS SENIOR MPUPILS OF LUCKNOW CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL WILL BE CANVASSING LUCKNOW AND AREA IN SUPPORT OF THE CANADIAN' NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND From OCTOBER 9th to 16th ALL STUDENTS 'WILL HAVE CANVASSER'S' CREDENTIALS 4LUCKNOW CANVASSERS: Lori McKim, Janice Londry, Sandra Irwin, Lance Sanderson, Michael Whiteroft, Alex Purves, Lynne Hilverda, Rob Henderson, Carey McKay. • CANVASSERS IN SURROUNDING AREA: NancY Haldenby, Sandra Smith, Mark Gunter, Richard McArthur, Michelle Van Boven, Lorrie Owen. The' closed-circuit TV reader magnifies printed material up to 40X, The Canadian National Institute for the Blind is eontinuallY evaluating new low-vision aids for use by the partially-sighted person. Your gift to the campaign helps make it possible., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1976 A LUCKNOW SENTINEL, ANCKNOW, ONTARIO ' PAO, 'TINO W111,444,10********1114041********4104114•••••••••••••••4!••A I , .¤ Donald C. Thompsono Publisher „ . . . A ............................t.........4... *****41...........141111....••••••••••••••.... The ttqcNOW. SENTINEL. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO 4 • 4 • . • . • • • "The Sepoy Town",- On the HurewBruce Boundary 4 ' . .. , . n 6 • • ' . LOOKING BACKWARDS THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES Second Class Mail Registration Number 0847 Establiahed 1873 Published Wednesday ' :Member of the'C,C,N.A'. and O.W:N.A.. Subscription 'Rate, $8.00 a year in advance $2 extra to U.S.A. and Foreign New Secretary WITH MARGARET THOMPSON .w•••••••••••*••••••••••••••••••••4•••••••••••••••4 20 YEARS AGO SEPTEMBER 1956 The Justice. Department announ- ced the appointtnent of P. S. MacKenzie of . Walkerton, a native of Lucknovv, as Bruce County Judge. Rae Watson of Lucknow was • elected Grand Governor of Ontario of the Loyal Order of Moose, Barry •McQuillin of the Lucknow 4-H Calf Club had the grand champion . steer at the Huron County show. at Seaforth. Winter made in impreSsive entry when a considerable amount of snow fell during the night of September 20th. The white stuff was visible for several hours before the sun broke through. Although the snow was unusual it was not a surprise, as the temperatures for weeks previous had been more like Noirember than September., One half inch of snow fell, which set a • record.. The only other snow recorded locally in September was in 1891 and 1940 when only a trace was visible. 40 ''YEARS AGO, SEPTEMBER 1936 Duncan MacDonald, 30 year-old Lucknow resident, was' killed in a' motor accident' a ,• mile south of Du'ngannon. He left his wife and four young children age 4 to 10 years. Seriously injured in the accident was Tom MacKenzie of Lucknow with the third member, Bill Webster suffering a fractured leg. Stuart MacLennan, 11 year-old son of "Piper Kenny" MacLennan of Ashfield, won- himself a place as drummer on, Lucknovv Pipe Band. He practiced on a stove at home. The Kinloss School Fair was held at Holyrood. Everett 'Lane won the boy's solo class and Jack . Ackert won second. A' dance at Paramount to Hogan's orchestra could be attend- ed by 'gents for 25c and ladies' for 10c, tax included. Employees of the. Lucknow Table Co. joined the carpenters and joiners union. About 20 of the 3,0 employees were in favour. DICKIE PARKER Mr. and Mrs. Everett' ,Parker, of rTeesWater are pleased to announce the engagement of their•-daughter Irene Sophia 'to William Maclver Dickie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie, R. R. 5 Luckniow. The marriage will take place 'the 16th of October at three o'clock in the afternoon in Teeswater United Church, Teeswater,. Ontario. . , ' • FERGUSON' - McGLYNN , Mr. and. Mrs. James McGlynn of Kitchener are pleased to announce the , forthcoming marriage of their daughter• Diann to Grant. Robert Ferguson, son of Mr. and Mrs. °William Ferguson of Lucknow. The marriage will take place on Friday, October 8, 1976 at St. Joseph's Church, Kingsbridge.. MALLOUGH - STOTHERS Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stothers, R. R. 6 Goderich, wish to announce the marriage of their daughter Valerie Lynn to Michael Albert Mallough, , son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mallough. of Goderich. The wedding took place at the',home of the bride on Saturday, October 2nd, 1976. Rev. G. Lockhart Royal officiated. • • previously operated the same hotel. Mr. McDonald renovated and refurnished the structure and the dining room was reported as , first class' with the choicest wines, liquors and cigars in the bar. Tenders were being called for mail contracts between Lochalsh and Ripley to be run daily, six days a week. Perform a death-defying act. Farewell Party At Hurorwilla, Ripley A: farewell party was held in' Ripley in Huronvilla lounge. A large crowd attended, which num- bered 28 Senior Citizens living in the apartments. A short program was held. Mrs. Francis. Gillies gave a few words and told an Irish story which caused lots of laughter. Eileen Nesbitt was chairlady and read an" appropriate' address to. Chris and Connie Shelton who were leaving to reside in their new home in Dungannon. They were presented with a beautiful clock by Minnie Wylds. A reply was given by Connie. Pictures were taken of Connie and Chris and all the other folks present. • A bountiful lunch was served by the ladies and all enjoyed a cup of tea together. The remainder of the evening was spent by playing cards Which all enjoyed. Those attending wished Mr. and Mrs. Shelton happiness and' improved health in Dungannon. " MRS.. MRS. GLORIA RITCHIE Mrs. Ritchie started working as secretary at the' Lucknow Central Public School following the retire- ment of Mrs. Isobel MacKenzie. Mrs. Ritchie had previously worked as supply. secretary.. , LEO CLUB CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 ton, Julie LeBlanc, Sherri' Jerome, Etta Belle MacDonald, Mike Mc- Donagh, Wayne McDonagh, Up- pinder Mehan, Pam McIntosh, Kathy. McKim', Lori McKim, San. dra Robb, Debbie Searle, Nancy Thompson, Margaret Ann Whit- croft and Advisor Rod McDonagh. Special thanks to the Caesar family, Marion Cook, Betty Mc- Donagh and Rev. Glenn Noble for their work that day' and thanks to all thoSe Who pledged money to the walkers. MUER® BRAND CORN ALFALFA SORGHUM Bruce Raynard R.1 LUCKNOW, 528.6311 RIPLEY HURON CENTRAL 'REPORTERS:. Sheila Osborne and Lori Roberts. FAIR • Once again the Fall Fair has come.. The teachers have been busy putting up displays of school work in the complex to be' judged. A' here were many exhibits there. This year instead of the classes marching we 'had a bu,s decorated by Mr.' Kummer and his class. The Square Dancers rode on it. We hope everyone enjoyed the Ripley Fall Fair. 70 YEARS AGO SEPTEMBER 1906 Whitechurch and Langside ,Pres- byterian congregations extended a I call to Rev. G: P, Graham of Toronto. Salary was $900. with a free manse. with '5 acres and four weeks holidays. , Angus McDonald of Kincardine again took possession of the Royal Hotel in Lucknow. He had Fee $14 Per Course Phone 3954695