The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-11-02, Page 14THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW ONTARIO
NOW IS, THE TIME TO MAKE
TIDE BARN AND GARAG E DOORS
WE HAVE A SUPPLY OF BARN DOOR TRACK,,
TROLLEYS AHD ORACIEETS
(Purple Grove Neis)••
A great number of goblins, witch- • c, tic
es and that have you, tinned out „
for theIlallowe'en partyat the • '
centre on Friday evening,
Costumes were judged and prizes
award4d as follows: Pre-schoolers.
Girls: First, Judy MacDOnaid, sec-
ond, Corinne Boyle,, third, Mary
Helen MacDonald and fourth Mary
Mackay. Boys: First, Robbie Farr-
ell, second, Kevin Boyle and third
Frankie Dore.. Grades 1 and 2: First
Brent Armstrong, .second, Barbara
Brooks: Grades 3 and 4; First, Kerry
Boyle; second. Wray Thompson,
thiid, Gayle Peterbaugh andfourth .
Vicki,Dore. Grade 5: First.Dianne
• Dore ,eccind,- Carson Brooks.,
• third, Cathie Dore and fourth
Margie Collins. Gradei.6 and 7t
First, Garry Farrell, second.
Jimmie Dore, third, Bonnie Boyle,
and:fourth. Darlene Ctniie, Grade
8: First, Bryan .Boyle; Second Lynn
Arrnstrong. Adults: Best Lady:
Francis Boyle: Best Couple: Anne.
McCoilt. and Mae bore. Comical:
Margaret Harkness, second Edna
Peterbaugh. Fancy Dressed Lady:
Irene Boyle . '
Costurnes were judged by Mrs:
Grasi, Mrs. Donald MacKay,
illiarn Arnold and John.MCMur-
c.hy. Prize.s were awarded by Mrs.
Gordon MacDonald and Mrs. '
Harvey Thompson.
When the masks were shed, ',lunch
was served and a dance followed.
"Happy Birthday" was sung -to
Dianne 'Dore who was celebrating
her tenth birthday that day. Music
for the dance was supplied by Wal-
ter Jack Peterbaugh on
the violin While Ivirs. George
Harkness accompanied them on the
Piano.
Those :corning from a distance to
the party were Ray Elliott Jr, of •
Ferndale, Mich Mi. and Mrs. ,
• .Frank Currie and girls of Waterloo
and Mr. andMrs. William McInn-
es and girls, andJoyce Tiffin of
.f*swater?
Mrs. Victor Gawley 'spent:the end !"
of last week in Toronto with her
daugner Gladys. The two returned
to the Grove Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Don McCosh and
Mrs,. Ardill Mason spent Sunday
with Mrs, W. N. 'Bushell of Lucknow
.Cameron McAuley spent a few
'days lasi week in Ninetand where
he attended the provincial Confer-
ence.on Agriculture..
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Overnight guests with Dianne,Dore.`.
on Friday were Joyce Tiffin:
Mar-
e Collins. Cathie and .\'icki Dare.
The girls stayed over far .Dianne's
birthdayparry which was held on• .
Saturday. Otherivuests of, the
:McInnes' on 4turday were Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Kidd of Merriron.
Mzs. Gerald trindley and family .
af TtiverSdale .Gayle Grant ,
PhYllis ata Eugenia Sc.neideT.
Burton ctilint and Sandra'
and Miss Nancy Dore of Kitchener.
lvtatr, 0 the.folks fittrn here art -
ended the Anniversar Service th
Kinlcatgh Presbyterian Church an
MissSand 2‘ .
ivIcarc4rel. Roherfson of tuck
.
now is silencling stme time with
• W. atm WT. Dar: Robenson. ,
.11..t. and Mr.T. Don Zkire and fir...-.
acre Eviiiiai; dinner ruests of
1,10.;-. nue, 1.4‘m. Claude Dare St: d.
weekend with Mi. and
• I ar. :boll and ft r:ji were
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t..t unert srie
R.R. Port Albert
will sto afew days before resum-
ing her jouiney , to het'. itOrne in
„Scott, Sask. : .•.•
Mrs. HoWard'ThompsOn spent a
few days last, week in 'LOndon
Where she visited her daughter
Marie who.is still in the hospital •
there. • •
Mr. and Mrs,. Bill Robinson and
Darrell of Oakville spent the
Week -end with her Parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Forster.
'Mr. and .Mrs. Dim Robertson
attended a dinner on Friday even-
ing held to.honor Mr.*Carneran.
MacDonald on his retirement.
Mr. and Mis. Victor Gawley
were dinner guests on Sunday
'ening of Mr. and.Mrs
ChadbOOltne.. Klncardir,
Thankful, some folks
the trick cis' treating.i$
• ampler year, especial]
overgrown children yiit
MinduSe the everti
excuse for vandalism St.
setting machinery and 1
haystacks. These youni
will likely be the ones
the loudest when they f
•spine of their own prop,
• ed on Hallowe'en. Pro,
is, they ever develop e
tality to own anything,
almost certain they wol
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