The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-02-15, Page 15,EDNESDAY_. FEB• 15th, 1967.'
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1 outlying areas between February 16th and 25th `■
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Honour Parents. On 38th :Anniversary
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Raynard
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entertained on Saturday evening
with a 'social .evening, to honour
Mr.. and, Mtn, Nelson Raynard
The event :narked :Mr and :Mrs'.
Raynard'.s thirty eighth'Wedding •
Anniversary which is on March
6th. There were 32 persons pre-
sent, all m.ernbers of the irnme'd .
iatefamily. Those present were
•Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Raynard
and:: Dianne of Zion, ,M. r . and....
Mrs, Chris Baynard and':Kathy'•of
Toronto, ,Mr,,. and Mrs,' Fred ,'•
Shropshall.,and family of Wingham
Mr. and Mrs'. Bruce Raynard , .,
Marion,and Glen of West_Wawa-
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nosh Mr . and : Mrs . Don Murray
and fiamily of West Wawanosh;
Mr •and Mrs. Russel Irvin and
fanailyof Ashfield, A pleasant
evening :was' spent 'playing games.
after which lunch was' served
Wanda Hunter 'presided at the,
electric organ on .Sunday: at the'
church service in Blake's Church.:
'during the absence'of their organ-•
int , 'HOward 'Blake.
Mr. > And "Mrs. Roy Keane of'St
ratford: visite' on the'' week=end.
with .Mr and •Mrs;•,W..q. Hunter,
A number from this community
attended •the v `riety concert m
Lucknow. on .Monday.sponsored by
the Agricultural. Society.
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Honour•'ElliottS
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At Social Evening
Mr, and Mrs. Orville Elliot,
Donald and Karen, were guests of
honour at a 'social evening held'
in the Holyrood Hall on Monday
February. 6th. The evening was
spent' at progressive euchre with'
the prize winners being Mts.
Ellwood Elliott and Gordon Mc-
Pherson,:with Ed Thompson winning.
the•lucky chair,prrze..
An address was read by Jack
Ackert and Cliff Johnston preent-
ed Orville arid, Grace with• a gen-
erous gift of money, .Orville re
plied thanking diem 'for their
thoughtfulness.
The following •addresswas'rea.
Dear; Orville and Grace •
To-night'we have assembled'
bidTo'
you afond adieu
We are sorry to,'have lost, as'.neigh-
bourn; •
Folks especially fine lik'e,you,
•You were always';on the ready
To lend us a:helping hand,
Why arch good friends, must part
Is hard for us to understand','
This gift, with love. is given
Our friendship warm to show,
To remind you of your.. old .neigh,
• bours. ,
In your new.horrie in nearby..Luck••:f
now:
'.We :hope' y�uwul often return
To :good old H olyrood ' ,
..We' want you, to'rernernber`
11
Februa
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START THE (ENTkNNIAG YEAR
SUPPORT YOUR MINOR HOfK
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OLD TIMERS
DON'T MISS' THE ;OLD TIMERS
VERSUS ,THE: LUCKNOW
MIDGETS.. ON• SATURDAY NIGHT
AT 8:30 P.M.
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The ' "Oldtimers" , the... 1954-55 Legion Juvenile
.hockey ;team with their' . coach of that, year, .Har-
old Ritchie; will be on. hand' to play against the
1967 • Ltrcknow. Midgets who are handled by Bill:
Nelson' and Barry Mclyonagh-and who are unde-
• feated`this year.
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• GOQD GAME
AND A..L�OT .OF..:FUN .
See',,Th� Crest Hardware
ad for the full .week's
schedule
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AD/NISSION ONLY AT ..ANY TIME ' DURING'
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CENTENNIAL' HOCKEY WEEK, INCLUDING '
THE OLD TIMER'S GAME.
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Lukflow
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We wish .you ,ail •that'ts good.::•
• We hope' you will enjoy your'
new home: and 'new .friends very
much and we ask you, to aecept '.
this gift as a remembrance of
yourold', friends at:Holyrood . -
Perhaps these lines; by •Edgar;
Guest express our' thoughts; the best;'
"God bless your home and you who
keep it
In the sweet oils of _gladness;steep,
Endow the walls with :lasting wealth
The Tights of ,love , the glow,of
health,
The, palm•,:of peace ,the charm of;
• :m ir.th , •
Good friends to sit around your •
'•
hearth,
Arid with each nightfall perfect' '
rest ,
Here let you live• your happiest " •
Signed on 'behalf of your Holyrood ".
'neighbours and- friends .,
l • Max Bushell,
CliffOrd Johnston
• Lorne Eadie
•" Jack Ackert.'
Mr.` and Mrs. El iott, Donald.
and Karen •ti oved fr9rn the ;Holy.;.
'rood community to their newly,-
'built Lucknow horne' last Novem-
ber, _
. •LbCI AL$Fi
Th.e W.. Ashfield Pres-
• M.Sof .
bytes an Church me on Friday
afternoon it the. home of Mrs,
Ewan MacLean at which time ;
"they took part in 'the World's Day
of Prayer . .
Mrs. 'Mary H. Martyn of Ripley
spent Sunday with Mrs; Donald
Martyn,
Douglas and John,
.Spending the week end at their,
homesin the area were Phyllis
Bradley and Joyce Thorburn o:f
Stratford , Finlay MacLennan of
Waterloo, Rod Pnlayson and
Join McCharies of Petrolia •
• Several. from this .area, arten.tit1;
the a .dance:at Kincardine on Friday
evening for Mr. and Mrs Bert '
Waldenwho recently lost their
home by fire
A public' speaking competition•
was held' on Thursday evening at'•
North••Aslifield Public'School.at
which: time..pupils of. the :school
delivered speeches on various
.topics and .Nancy Walden,
daughter of Mr. ,and Mrs.° Glen
Walden came out with top honors,.;.. '
In second place was Russell Mon-;
crief;