The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-02-08, Page 13ESDAY, .FEB. 8th` 19�i7
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D.
(by Janet Carruthers)
Basketball
Wednesday the, basketball
played Chesleyt The
�w girls had to travel •to
y. The boys play'ed here,'
• Boys played a very close
ind lost -by only 2' baskets. •
y 45 Lucknow 41. The Jr..
ereon, top defeating Ches
• 28.' the Sr girls -Were
,eaten, Chesley 41, = Luck -
'However the
uck'However..the Jr. girls
ip for this loss by winning'
Curling
hursday was curl
The scores welt;
nk defeated Dou
ell's rank 4-0;
Do Banner -
teen.)
earn:_ won' over Jim
1; Calvin. Ritchie's
dHerb Banger's r
yoffs, will' be
starting
Curling day.
Jame•
`i g ,;
n anner
t Bbak's:
rink
ink .6: 2'
a short -
Exams
exams begin March 16, and,:
he .2 , 'For: better marks
studyearly. •
THE LUCKNOW .SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, QNTARIO
Parents' Nigh
Monday.evening, was Parent's
Tright at•L. D, H. S. Many parents.
turned out to talk to teachers. The
enthusiasm shown was excellent.
Coffee and. Cookies were served.
Several students were on hand to .
assist the•teachers by helping take,,
,appotntrnents and greeting parents.
Grade 12' Da_
,. ' Grade 12' Day is to: be held' this
Fridaay. February 10th, come what
may-. Storni or Blizzard. It was'`
postponed. 'January 27,, because. of
*weather.
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Opretta
• The Operetta , "Send : for..Apheat:s",
begins March '2 and ends March 3..
This is another large, project .of the
students so keep this date in mind.
'and'plan to attend.
Radio: Club
The Radio Club was put on, by
Gr. 10 last Friday. The 'sports,
weather and'news .were -reported.
'Records were. played.
'CARNAVAL
TINUED FROM PAGE' 1,
te. days of'the "Chin Broth -"
here' were.'ovei•' BOO' in
nce:
Before.the .programme
the.students sang ` their.'..;
.
1 Song" and. "Carnaval".
Ioel•Mason.then .opened'.
amore for the eVnin-
� .ee,e g
;eorge Joynt gave .his re-
nd.said: the'students.had
hrl'.entliusiasm.,
Marty
,ok over as Master. of: Cer
s. Charlie Webster, vice
t
i•of the new, school
rew the, name' of the
' . It•was Miss Nancy.
7 year, old daughter of.Mr.'
g
Jack •Irwin, R, R 2
•The Snowman then
.the "Queen of Carnavai"
o ely, large crown. Mme.
lire then presented her .
" RoyalCape. Following
ming: Bonhomm. a".introduc-
thek .duchesses. 'pt.,: 9-A •
ralden; 9-B Barbara MaC-'
9-C Marlene, Drennanl0
eurtney y 11-A_ othyNanc 'Irwin
. T a Y.
ylor, 12-A Pat': •�
12-i3 Rosalene Philli` s
ne'slipped around on the •
[rs MacDonald,.
zit and
Mr. Needham
he costumes. The 'Resu.lts
t
is, . .
Ma'n."
Marty Adler, Best..
s, Hewitt, Best Couple':
well and. `Nancy Kirkland,
l:Janet Carruthers,. Best
Alton,
chesses and Mr; 'Snowman.'
aided sP
mall rites, Then,
and staff .would ,like t:o
thank Brown's; RaONell' s, U:tuba'
ch's, Henry's, Murdie's, Crest
Hardware;, Siegrist'.s and Ashton's .
for .their contributions: for prizes
' and • other.re:om•nodites.. Special
thanks also goes to Jim Boyle :for
setting u •the •Publi Address
•
"System .
The Lucknow High School, boys,
took on Ripley boys in'an exciting
game of broomball..However the
Ripley boysdefeated them 2 to 0
The girls :did . a•little . better. ''They
'were defeated by :Wingham .girls'
'only. by 1 to 0•, 'Howevergthe most "'
agile •..game was thatof the busin-
essrnen. vs the .Teachers': Itadded:
to the fun to see teacheis.sprafd-
ed on the' ice The goalie for the.:,
teachers added .suspenSe when the:
.net was left• wide open. 'However;
even they did not manage toywin..,
Their. game 'was tied l: - 1
Marty Adler conducted the
"Frosty Frolic"' on ice:. All the
top records• were played''from.
.10,30,to 11:30. ,Even • the younger,
set• enjoyed•: sliding 'ro music;;
We:Cannot forget our. Snowman,'
Doug Alton. His costume was an
"original" from the, Horne'' -EC
Room. 'His:brightly coloured 'sash
was an authentic French Canadian
.sash:, harrd.made and coloured. by: '
Mm,e,.Saint:-Hilaire''s great .grand
mother.
,A11. in all the 'evening was a
great success. The students appr-
eciate that: ;so many people
.out to support. this project. The.
,clear profit from the evening is•
estimated to be a little over $30Q:•
This orily:leaves S1,760 more to .
go until ".Expo" \:
,11Nrs. Ed' Browning
Is 94. Years0ld
WHITECHURCH NEWS'
Word'was received here •by. Mrs.
Dustan Beecroft, from` Miss Nettie
Cottle, that Mrs,- Ed Browning.
celebrated her 94th birthday,on,
January 24th with a gathering of
friends at Weston Hospital'. Mrs°.
Browning is the former Emma
Cottle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs..
George •Cottle , who one' time re-
sided where ,Mr,• Oct Mr$. John
Gaunt now live : This coni munity
extends congratulations and. best
:wishes,
Mr. and Mrs. Henk Kragt, Mrs.,
Simon De Boer of :St; 'Helens-, Mrs..
Charles Tiffin and Mrs. Peter De
Boer and 'Hilda were . in London on
Tuesday,; Mrs. Tiffin visited at
St. Joseph's Hospital';with Charles
Tiffin 'and. Mrs De Boer took Hilda
to: the same hospital' for a .check
-up .on her, recent eye operation. •
The,•others visited with friends•an
the pity �,•
Community Nigh#s�
begin At Ripley
Community Nights began :their:
.second seasonin Ripley at the,end
of January,'Estate Planning, Wills
and :Estate- taxes" proved'a ;popular
Subject, judging by the large
crowd'who attended and particip-
ated .in the discussion which follow
ed' MrNorman•Shepherd's address
M. Sh
repherd is.k partner in .a law,
firtn:;in Wingham and recently has..
taken :over sorpe of .the business
formerly clone. by ;RossMartyn of',
Ripley Mr . Shepherd; :stressed the,
M ortanee of dra a:
i p wing up will•'.
and of keeping it up to-d:ate :' Wills
avoid a lot of trouble and -expense
Successior duties and•,estate taxes
were explained and what'; rights
wives and children'.`have when there
is no will. This was: a m9st•inform-
ative: evening. It was'stressed that
younger men especially should
carry sufficient insurance "in case : ;.
of emergencies.° Mr. Shepherd was
introduced by John C. McDonald
and thanked by Reg ; Moore . `
Recreation was in charge of Mrs....
Francis 'Boyle: `Slie posted a gallery
of famou's people 'and folks had lots
of fun recognizing,sorrte:ofahe
important people of our area and. ,'
:province:, W.inners.:were Mr and
Mrs;,-..Ste'wart Farrell.
Mr.,
's Don.Gill ies ave a short
but• informative.acCount of the
' O. F, A.' meeting held din Toronto ..
recently
.,Lisburn Women!s'Institute "provid-
ed coffee and doughnuts and every-
one.: had 'a pleasapt social: titrie ;
Ham 1vic,Kinnon thanked' the ;ladies;,
• and Mrs. Robert: Marshall replied;
Next.meeting:;will be held 'on the
afternoon 'of •February 20 With -topic
dealing .with Dairying: These
Meeting's:are,being;sponsored by
-the Federation of Agriculture •anC
the Rural .Learning Association..
Ask about•convehient•departure
and .return Gimes
For information, phone the local..
CN Passenger Sales: Office
CANADIAN NATIONAL,
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In n Dalton Wins
'ublic Speaking
KINGSBRIDGE NEWS
On Tuesday of last week the .
children 'of St. :Jose Joseph's school-,
Kingsbridge g: competed'public
'in a
's' speaking c o st
p g , orate . even children
took :Part: The winners were Ann..
.,,
Dalton.' her topic was .the'.North'
American Indian,. Mike ;Boyle 1e was
second, he spoke •on Huron County
arid Ursula Courtney on John F.
Kennedy was third. The judges' :.
were Mrs. Adkin, Mrs, Frank
Ritchie and 'Mrs, :Walter'Clare.
'Ann willrepresent'the school` at'
"other• public
speaking
con
test
s,
..Mr. :and Mrs Fred Vassella
re-
turned
e turned home last week;•after visit-
ing in Toronto
Cancel Services
As Minister 111='
`ST FIELENS, NEWS
is 's a atient `n
::,..Rev. •*�E. Willi i p i t
Westminister Hospital,' London.._
P
Chun services were cancelled` ` n
ch f`
Sunday.
'Mr. and, Mrs'. Fred McQtiillin •
visited 'w. ith Mr., and •Mrs'. Barry
r'-
l ,i o don°on
>m ., rad Jin•L o
Wednesday. 1
CARD PARTIES.
Eleven tables enjoyed' the Shoot
Party at St. Helen's School on
Tuesday night. High•prizes•went
to Mrs, Rbss Errington, Frank
McQuillin 'and Linda Mewhinney.,
with consolation prizes going to -
Wm. Humphrey and Mrs:./Cecil
Falconer. The travelling shoot
was won by Douglas Aitchison.
On Friday evening, ten 'tables
'
were in' play at the St Helen's''
Hall. High prizes went -to Frank
McQuillan,, Mrs ?•.Victor Errington'
and Linda Me.whinney with 2nd •
prizes goitlg to Charlie `,McDonald a
and Murray Mewhinney. • •
• 'The World Day of Prayer service
will be held: at the home of Mrs,, :
W.I. Miller on Friday. All ladies
of,'th:e community are invited -:to
attend this service.Y `
s. Geo: Newbold
ne Of Speakers
t Toronto Meeting.
Mrs : ,Mary. Newbold,::owner and
nursing director. of Lucknow's Pine
crest' Manor Nursing Houle, :will be
•one of::the leading speakersat
,the
second annual Institut Nursing'
e on ;..
Home Care , to, be held February
2122 in Toronto Delegates . fTom' .
es
more than 100 Ontario nursing
homes will be attendin"the con-
ference
Duri4 the afternoon: session; .
'February
ry 22 Mrs:. , Newbold. arid
three other institute panelists will
co ni_s- e and d .r • iscuss th •
e new'' lora
awaited Nursing'Homes 'Act,
which was introduced and ratified"
''in the Ontario Legislature in 1966;
'and becaMe law at the beginning
g g.'
of the; year; The 'Act., which prob-
ably will be made known to'the
public in early February , sets'
down minimum standards: inch',
ding requirements in fire ,prevent-
.
ion,; staffing patterns' and medical
records -- whi'ch' all burstrig
homes in the.pr:ovince. will be re:-
qu•ired':to Meet before a full tic
ense is :issued., id the past, all.
licenses were. either controlled `
and' issued through the separate.
rl'unicipalities or through th',e.Ont,-
ario Government's Hornes for
.S ecial Care. Act.:.•
Dr,"Matthew B, Dymond, Ontar•
io Minister, .of Health, will offic-
ially open the two -.day series` of
.meetings. in Toronto. Included on
the.prog.ram• are a number of
symposium s., discussions•' a rid dem -
onstrattoris on patient reactivation
'medication and dental ptpblems.
among the 'aged , lia;bility'" nsur-'
sure„ hospital -nursing home rel .
• ationships •and,the role of register`-'
ea nurses in huirSing homes
Co-sponsors of the institute will
he the Associated Nursing Homes'
Incorporated of _Opta•rio6, the •
Registered Nurses Association' of
Ontario, the Ontario rental
ociation, the .Ontario Hospital ,.
.ssociat.ion, .and th c pnt:ut Wel='
fare Council".
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