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4UCKNOW' SENTINEL, LUCKNOW ONTARIO •
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2nd, '1969
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APRIL.1949,
At the annua•
l meeting, of the
Lucknow Business Men's Association
Charles Webster was elected presi-
' dent , succeeding K.C. Murdie who
had completed a two year
•Gordon Fisher was elected secretary
,treasurer The'executive . :
committee included N.H. Hedley,
;Porteous,,Ernie Crawford,
. E'.'Ai'
oy `a uss
Button .•
Davidson's. well drilling outfit
from W ingham comrhenced work
at the new Girl Guide .camp site or
the :farm of :Wrn`,'Johnston•, at the `.
foot`of 12th Concession, :Ashfield
• A new sound' projector was• in .` •
operationat the'iacal school.
Purchase, of the "projector was lar
ly financed by the effort •'of the
staff and students :of both the High
,School and Public.School..
it Dave McConnell.of Saltford, who...
:Don :McCharles; secretary;; W.:
Helwig',' managing committee,
Torry _Watson ;'George Smith, W.J.
'Davidson; .mascot Buster McQuaig.
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APRIL, 1909
George H. Smith was manager
of the'Lucknow:branch of The•'
lviolsons Bank. T.S. Reid' was
accountant:
At'a.largely.attended meeting of
the Baseball Club, held at the.'
McGarryhouse ,•, the following
officers were elected for the corn•
ing season; Honorary president,
o n; oyn onorary vice presid:- ..,
•ent, G.A.. Siddall;' President, John
McGarry; vice president, R. R.
MacLeod;, manager, T.S. Reid;
captain,_J; FinrUaiet; ire uLe ,.
K few fanners
district were reported. already,
ploughing"., the first week in •
April.
had peddled fish for thirty -'five
years in Huron"and'Bruce'Counties, ,'•
retireel • ."t his. o1otful..cha acrcr and
hii ancient model Ford fish cart:
were familiar to hundreds of
perso-'
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40 YEARS AGO
APRIL' 029
Farmers hadcommenced to work
do the land.
M r . and Mrs.. F.D.• MacLennan
of Lochalsh moved to their new
home in Luc know .
,ennatempbel
AMBERLEY NEWS
A lar a crowd attended
g , a shower
at Reids Corners Hall.,on Friday
evening of lastweek in. honor of -
Glenna Campbell; popular bride-,
elect. Mrs. Bill Kempton. presided
for the irograrn; which opened
.with community singing led by •
' Mrs. Jack Campbell, with Mrs,
Lynn Lowry as accompanist.
Interesting conte"sts were .conduct-
ed by Mrs . Keith Kilpatrick and •
Mrs: Bob McNay, Miss Sadie John-
son gave humorous readings which. .
were, enjoyed:.
Mrs. LeRoy Walden, Mrs, Rob
McNain•, Mrs.. Jack Campbell, Mrs,
Bob McNay led in several songs .• .
Glenna was ushered to • a decorated
chair by Mrs. Murray Thompson, .•
Mts. Jack Campbell and Carol
Courtney, who assisted the bride in
opening her many lovely gifts.
Other assistants', were Sharon McNay
and Sandra Kempton... Glenna made.
a gracious reply and .thanked every:-
one
very=one for the gifts. She also expressed
her appreciation to the ladies who
arranged . her ,shower , 'Mrs, Bob• Ivlc
Nay, Mrs. 'Keith Kilpatrick and
Mrs. *Bob Mc. Nail. A. delicious
lunch was •served 'and friends met. at
Glenna's home where her` trousseau
was displayed.;
New, members.of session for Pine
River. United Church are Eldon Brad
ley aI J ,John Andrew 'McDonald.
Communion service was held on
Sunday, March 30` at. Pine ;River
United Church,. The choir sang an.
anthem' with. Mrs.4Bil1 Scott taking
the solo part:.
Mrs.John C. 'Hill was featured on
,television at CKNX', Wingha m on
Sunday when ministers' wives were.
interviewed The choir was corn -
posed of.minister's wives .
A: couples party was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Thompson. On Saturday evening ,
March. 29th.. in.honor'of Glenna
Campbell and 'Kenneth Farrell who
were presented with gifts ..'
Friends of Mrs,.Robert Steele will
besorry to learn that, she is; in
hospital in critical condition foil-
owing'a'fire which :broke out. at
thehome of her niece in 'Detroit.
The house and contents were des-
troyed:.
es-troyed:. Since this was written we;
have learned. that Mrs. Steele
.r,
passed away 'on Monday,
See SIidesQf
The Holy land'
' KINGSBR.IDGE NEWS
On. Sunday evening a film on the.
Holy.Land was shown in the .school
:in. Mr' :oh.In_g_r-am4rom_the
Clinton Army Base , who had been.
stationed in, the',armed. services 'in
the'Hoiy,Land showed the'slides
and also gave a' commentary:
.Mrs. Blaise Martin returned hone
this weekend after spending three.
Mr.' and Mrs. Hugh Jansen 'atten-
ded the graduation banquet on, Fri
• r : , oron o ; i
Jansen's sister'," Sandra. Percy is a
•. member,cf the graduating class;
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arm ton •
Donna Van Osch `returned, home.
on Friday from the Wingham'
ble College. Nits •
, Hospi,ta,l where she was a patient
for five weeks.
Michael Courtney who was
injured in a hockey game at Wing -
ham a
ingham`a. week ago Sunday ,returned
A. school report of SS.' N'o . 12,
Ashfield named the following pup,
ils: lsabel.MacLean,, Harvey- Robb,'
Lillian MacLean, Reggie Campbell
Muriel.Thor•burn, Duncan Thor=
burn, Marie. Ferguson, Irene: Bag-
sh , Albert Sage ; Andrew Mac -
Leh an,
acLerman, Eldon Bradley Marjorie s
hiacbonald : Teacher yatherihe
Dave Moffat; who was injured 'in
'a bush accident returned home
from Wngharri Hospital last
Monday. His friends wish him a
.speedy recovery,. : .
Several former Langsfde'residents
are hospitalized. Mrs, Farish
`.:offat of :Wingharnis in Wirigham
Hospital, Bill Scott of Lucknow is
in Winghanihospit•a1. 7ohri
Crowston of Luckiiow underwent
surgery in Kitchener Hospital on
Saturday. We 'wish them• all a
'speedy recovery.
Next Sunday, Langside Surada,r
School viill. commence at l:•20
ps m , and church service at 2;3C.
borne from the Wingham •hospital
on' Saturday,
Volleyball games were enjoye4
once again last Wednesday even-
ing in, the: school gyre •between lad
les from Kingsbridge and members:
of the W. M.S. A shfield ,
Sympathy is extended to Mrs • tr
v.ine Eedy of Dungannon in the'.
bereavement of her mother, Mrs..
Clara McKay. who passed
away Monday,. March 28. ' ,
Ray .Heffernan of Wallaceburg,
and Jerry Heffernan of Windsor.
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs,:".Orinond Heffernan.
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K1N'DERGARTEN NEWS'
We'hope that Donna Va:nOsch
will be back at school soon. We
think that by thea look of the weath•.
•er,we'll have a white Easter. We
• have been talking about March
winds and made some kites that
fly, A. happy Easter from everyone
in Kindergarten.
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;GRADES'1 and 2•:.
Mrs. Ferguson came back to
school' on Monday, March 24th to
teach grade' land 2. She had not
been here for almost 3' months
We're all: glad she's 'back to our
School •again': .
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GRADES. 2 and. 3
They. made Easter eggs for art,
Everyone made. up their own
pattern to put on, it.
GRADES 4 and 5
They ,are making booklets on hom-
onyms, antonyms dnd synonyms.;
Judy Tigert's group put up the bull
titin boardand it looks 'very attract
lye.*
GRADES 5 and 6
They had student teachers this
week., Miss .Howard"and Miss.
Drexler. They made things from
outer space for, art.
GRADES •7 and 8,
`They had a student teacher; Miss.
Miller. We Made ;Posters for the
Church for `Easter .: 'Mary Van Rooy
and a group ,of girls' made a bull-:•
etin board for history on Confeder-
•
ation.'
Notes of Interest: On. Friday the
Grade "land's, girls played against .•
the teachers. Two games were
played and the teachers won both.
A Happy Easter to all from Si:.
osep s .
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