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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-07-01, Page 5w Wii DNIESDAY, JULY lst, 1164 • THE I.UCKNOW SENTINlL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO: OMHh••••••••E•••••••••••••••••Na••••E••lNt ; • A • •• Promotion .;Results Announcea ' At, O Lucknow District. •• High School6: Standing is awarded on the fol- GRADE 11 �' lowingibasis•- I+'irst. Class, Hon- First; Class Honours -- Sharron. • • 75% or over; •Second Class Jefferson, Sheila McQuillan,, Bar- F11tSTRE- .• Honours, 66%n tor 74%; Third Class bora Purdon Keith Boylston, Mar- . . • Honours, 60% to 65%; Pass Stand-jorie; Thompson. DAY VISIT • • ing, 50% to 59%. July 2nd Class HonoursCheryl. July, 8July 13 e y 7 July 10 • GRADE _'9 A Anderson, Anita Cline, David Gib- e July 9 Leddy, Marianna \ July 14 • J.a n'e t. Carruther d . son, KathleenU First Class Honours Dona July 10 July 15: •Bannerman,s, MacDonald, Lucy Morrison. ,DUNGANNON , •' . Donna Corrin, Janice Fowler: Ord: Class Honours Peter United Church• •' July .13 July 16 • .' July .14 July 17 • ; • BLYTH- . ,• Community 'Memorial Hall. • July 20 July 23.... _ • July 21 'July 24 • • I... July 13• July 16 • • ' • July 14 .July 17 • • • July 1S July 20 • • July 16 July 21 •' July 17 July 22 *' • •. Operating ..from.2 2. to 5 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. each day, 'unless indicated otherwise PLAN` TO . HAVE ALL YOUR FAMILYATTEND I. R-• HURIDN'S FREE 11...DetectiOn..'clinicS • Location W i NG HAM'—Armouries GODERICH: Victoria St. Public ;School HURON COUNTY .TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION i•G••oommmoalwem••000 ma•oo• ••ol0000 •••a eC . SUGAR and SBIfE By BILL 'SMILEY 1WISH. YOU SAFETY . You're alazy bum, Bi11 Smi- barbecue, 'if I'm •.not on hand?,' ley,": That's; a recurrent ; theme There's ruminating . to be .done: • around' ourplace the minute the Somewhere. on this trazy contin- long,` hot days of July 'begin. And ent there•: has to be one man sit=• it isn't me ' talking to myself, .'I ting quietly, '.thinking ,seriously might add ; if •you'll';bare with me• - about The Bibletell s ' us that_.a prop--the=psychologieal-and•--moral efr • phet , is •'notwithout honor,,save feces of the topless ,swim suit.. in his own . country. These days, There's planning to. be done. a,• philosopher is not : without hon- How -can • a chap plan ., 'a: golf or, save in his own back yard, game• and a fishing Taunt,, and .a when summer comes. And • he'dcamping trip a n d. a summer. look pretty silly sitting out there 'course and a column and, a speech :meditating in January: and how': to :.avoid doing any, .of h :1610W . thea hedger needs trim= them, if .he's muddling about with Ming and; the lawn needs mowing_a paintbrush or a ,pair of shears? and: the flowerbed's'` need weeding There's `a lot of .figuring, to be and the back porch needs paint- done. Who else' • around . . here is ing and the' kids need a' clip on going to figure'. how ` to get. the the 'ear. I don't have to . be 'told mortgage.extended meet the note over and •over again, .like. 'a re- :at the . bank, and stay out of Larded.: child. debtors' . prison, when . our outgo. exceeds .our, income by an ' in- ' But there.,.are a ..lot of •other . decent' row. of digits? things that need doing a whole, lot < ,bore. So ' •1 wish•my wife would use shut � upabout 'those !Any cold., beer to' be drunk: l. Any simpleton can jam . up the petty, ,,•.menial chores and let me,' fridge with • it, and leave it there, • get• on with something w rthwhile. l taking up valuable space. It takes There's. bird -watching t o be a: touch of the artist to keep it done. Who is going to enjoy the' , moving 'at just the right. ;speed three robins and the flicker . sti pt 'Sb khat ,'you're never stuck if you ting under the sprinkler, just 14'ke' feel like a cold one, but are just three dowagers and a gigolo, if fresh out whena' gang of thirsty I'm not •there? • . ..visitors '•arrives. • * * • '.' • There ' are books' to • be 'read, Who's. going to shout back: in= clouds to be counted,squirrel sults to the. starlings, war ri the fights "to • referee., Who's 'going to sparrows that the, cat is stalking, ' listen,to ' .the.; trees making• love, and scare off the gulls as they the acorns dropping, the bees SWOO closer : and closes', to `the p droning, if I'm sweating around ---. • behind the roar of the lawn•• ;,:=" 2nd Class Honours- Patricia Carter, Elaine Cook, , Donald Fish - Anderson, Stephen Andrew, Susan er, Donna Hogan, Larry Hunter, Arnold; Lynda Cameron, Douglas Betty Mathers, David Wall. Campbell, Wilda ' Dawson, Susan . Pass Standing - Tom Andrew, Dorscht,: Douglas Eadie, Karen Ross Forster, Chester • Hodgins, Gaunt, Fay Hogan, Nancy 'Irwin. .Wallace Houston, .'Jack Maclnnes,, • 3rd Class Honours --'. Douglas Judy • Reid, Trudy. Thomson,. Alton, Herbert Barger, James GRADE • 12 A Boak, `Bernard Campbell, Barbara . First Class Honours -- Edwai d Hunter.rybelle Brown, Esther Gibson. Eskritt HJoanne •ayes, Ma 2nd Class 'Honours.— Jim Pass Standing . . Carolyn Ad- ams, Donald • Alton. . GRADE 9 B First ' Class Honours ' =' Laurine Morrison, Sharyn Mowbray, Mar-:' ion Wall, Betty Simpson. 1• 2nd Class Honours — Cathy MacLeod, °Shaven Meffatt, Joan Percy, , Tatty Wildgen, Gertrude ' VanBeers, John VanBeers, Marie Mewhinney. 3rd ' Class Honours Keith Lo - der, Isabel MacMillan, Rosal ne Phillips, ` Calvin Ritchie, Betty Welsh. Pass Standing , '— Brian John- stone, Donald Johnstone., Ian Mac- Kenzie, ' Linda : Wylds;., GRADE 10 A' First Class Honours.,- John • Bradley, Barbara Cameron, Anne Heffernan, ' Wayne : Jamieson, Jane Joynt, David . Robinson, Jean Sut- ton /Elliott •a hitki_y_.T, 2nd Class Honours — Donald Andrew, Marilyn Henderson, Ian MacRae, Sandy McQuillan, Linda O'DonneIl Beverley. Phillips, . Bet- ty Wall. 3rd Class Honours Allan Cornish, : Sharon Courtney, Vlary„_ � Finlayson, • Rosemary Hogan, i El- aine Murray,, Marlene Porter, Karla Riegling, Hilda ;