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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1975
•- THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, .LUCKNOW, ONTARIO •
DANCE
LUCKNOW .LEGION
Saturdai, March :15
10-i
MUsic By
"Country Musk Men"
ADMISSION
$1.50 PER PERSON
SPONSORED BY LUCKNOW LEGION
SKATING CLUB
SENIOR MEMBERS
The six members in the senior
class of Lueknow Skating Club
performed at the Achievement
Night Saturday at Lueknow Arena.
Bob Campbell, a student at
Ripley District Sehool, was the
winner of one of four awards for
outstanding acting at the recent
Wins Award For
Acting Ability
Pictured, left to right, are Tom
Barger, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alan Barger of Ashfield; Nancy
Thompson, 12, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Don Thompson 'of
Lucknow; Steve Hamilton, 14, son
of Mr. and Mrs. AI Hathilton of
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Bruce Grey High School Drama
Festival at' Hanover. Eight
secondary schools participated.
The adjudicator, .Ian Waldron of
Toronto, said---trat the, calibre 'of
acting in this area is very high. Of
Bob Campbell he said, "It was a
deeply motivated and expressed
performance."
Lucknow; Cheryl Haldenby, .15,
daughter ' of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Haldetiby, Kinloss; Linda Camp-
bell, 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Campbell, Lucknoyv; Joan
Hamilton, 13, daugnter of Mr. and
Mrs. Al HamiltOn of Lucknow.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Something To
"Quack" About!
JUST BETWEEN CLUBS
Ripley Happy Hearts Club as
well as other active citizens of
Huron-Township, are really putting
Ripley on the map theSe times with
their various activities. A lot of
credit is' due to - the publicity
committees from these groups
which supply the local paper with
the information about their activit-
ies.
Our Town and Country club of
Lucknow is doing an excellent job
WO, but scarcely a word do we see
in our local papers. We had a
splendid entertainment on "Bobby
Burns" night chaired by Mrs.
George' Kennedy, also a "Valen-
tine Concert"- chaired- by Mrs..
Raythond Leddy. While the
conveners of those entertainments
are not looking for publicity, this.
comparison of friendly competition
is often good for both clubs.
We are like two of our barnyard
birds. both lay beautiful eggs. But
the modest Lucknow duck lays her
egg and rolls off the nest saying
nothing about it, while the Ripley
chicken cackles all around the
-place, telling what she has done,
When she lays an egg. This is
advertising of the better kind,.
If you do 'not agree with this
thought, come to St. Patrick's
concert in the Legion Hall,
Tuesday, March 18th. You will get
a one dollar concert for twenty five
cents, and maybe you will think our
duck has something to quack
about. ;
Johnnie MacMurchy.
30th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Jamieson
were entertained by their family on
the occasion of their 30th wedding
anniversary at Sutton Park Inn,
Kincardine..
Those attending were Art, Dian-
ne and Leanne Short Of Woodstock,
Wayne, Arlene and Michael Jamie-
son 'of Walkerton, Ivan and Gail
Cranston of Lucknow and Cathy
and Glenda of Lucknow.
Ripley.- Huron
Reunion Hi-Lights
By Elaine Pollock
With winter just about over, the
Ripley-Huron Reunion Committee
is getting busier.
The various committees are all
reporting '- progress, particularly
Jim Elliott and his Beard Growing
CompetitiOn. s There are prizes for
the different- classes, shaggy,
trimmed, etc: and for those who
prefer not to give their razor a rest,
Jim' and his boys are selling
permits exempting them, from
competition.
Names foF the mailing list are
still coming in. Received a note
from Bruce and Peg McCreath in
Nova Scotia and Mrs.. John R.
MacKenzie (Miriam Lindsay).,
Nice to hear from people.
If you have any names and
addresses for the list, please give
,fhem to. Don MacTavish or Mrs.
Wallace Pollock,' R. R. 2; Ripley.'
Don't forget "Ripley's Alive in
'75", August 1 - 4.
Died Suddenly
In London
Mrs. Ross MacLagan of London,
the former Margaret Ritchie of this
community, died suddenly in
London on Friday, March 7th. She
was 58 years of age.
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Mrs. MacLagan had met her
husband for lunch and took
suddenly ill in the car. She died
before reaching hospital. She had
been an emplOyee of the• Post
Office Department in London for a
number, of years.
Mrs. MacLagan is survived by
her husband Ross; a daughter Mrs.
Donald (Betty Lou) Bent of Nev,,
Brunswick; 2 sons Bill and Richard
of London; her mother Mrs. James
Ritchie of Lucknow; a brother
Harold Ritchie of Lucknow; sisters,
Mrs. Kenneth (Mildred) Cameron
of Lucknow, Mrs., Fraser (Doris)
MacKinnon of Kinloss and Mrs.
John (Norma) Wilson of Hamilton;
also 10 grandchildren.
She was predeceased by a son
Donald in 1941.
The funeral was held .Tuesday,
March.11 at the Carruthers Funeral
-Home in London.
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