The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-04-30, Page 9'WEDNESDAY. APRIL Nth, 110% •
THE LUCKNOW .SENTINEL, ,LUCKNOW,'ONTARIO
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DRIVE-IN THEATRE
HWY 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD 4
A ,,.MUSTANG„: T.HrE:ATR.E
LARGEST' SCREEN IN HURON,. COUNTY ALWAYS A 'DOUBLE BILL
Children. Under 12 , In Cars ' Free •_ '
BOX OFFICEOPEN 8.00. P'.M. - FIRST SHOW AT . DUSK
Coming Noxa W.ekond.;
"BARBARELLA'i - and "Ct#U1CAA
(Adult Entertainment)
ingsbridg
Gui'des'
ingsbridge ` Cubs
KINGSBRIDGE NEWS'
RNEI
Debbie and Diane. Haldenby :spent
the weekend with. their
grandparents., Mr, and 'Mrs, Mt.
Campbell of Kincardine.
Jack Benedict and Tom La
,Flame of Wallaceburg spent last
weekend- with Mr:.. and Mrs. Elmer
Benedict. •
Virginia' Benedict of London and
Martin Benedict of Wingham.spent
the weekend ,with their parents,.
Mc., and Mrs. Elmer Benedict.
Visitors during the weekend, with
Mr. and Mrs'. N.E. Haldenby were.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Friendorf: of
Kitchener, .Mr.' and Mrs, Ross.
Irvin-and—family of Lueknow ,” Ivrr
and Mrs. Doug Haldenby and ,fare.
ily of Lucknow , Mr. and Mrs. Rae
Haldenby of Teeswater.
On,April 24 the •Ki>ilgsbridge
• 'Guide .meeting was'opened with•
thirty-three 'present and ;•; inspection
'was':held. It was mostinteresting
..t6 see that most of the' guides had'
their. Patrol emblems': and stripes
sewn on.'
"They had;. a• game, called "Saddle.
the Horse" ,: which was quite active
The girls then, discussed :where' . .
they•would sell their cookies' for;.
choir a
Afterwards theSguides went.to the
gym for another active' game on ;
Stalking: Campfire followed. with
BY TOM BARGER
37 cubs were present on April 24' •
at' Kingsbrid'ge'Hall The Grand
Hlowl' wailed by Terry Austin; 1Ye ":
were all surprised .when Ron aiirnoun-
ced ;that we were to build models. of
popular cars. To the relief of the •
cubs, the' models turned out alright:
Badges were.presented to Wayne`
Pearson konnie Moran and Lloyd.
Pearson, yd;..
Tigert;. 'A kela -closed with O, '
Canada and Lord's Pra er. Mark
Fra ne led in the Grand 'Howl. The
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Cheetahs were. in, charge` 'of camp-
fire. Remember painting equipment:
next .week:..
the_Orioles-in charg.and-songs
•were 'sung:',• group .of. iris• received their
The meeting closed as 'an, excited cookies:.
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NIGHTS = PHONE 396-2341 DAY,- :PHONE' 395.2107 '
Friday, Saturday, Sunday,' May ' 2, 3, 4
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DUNG•1NNON NEWS:
The Women's Institute meeting
was held in the 14.0.1,, hall on
-Thursday, April 24th with 17 ---mem
bers present and 82 visiting ladies:.
Mrs. Kalmer Dawson installed
the following officers for the, com-
ing year: Past President, Mrs. '.
Warren Zinn; President, Mrs'.. Harry
Girvin;• 1st Vice, President', Mts.
Wilmer Rutledge; 2nd Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs.' Harvey`Alton; •Secretary
Treasurer, Mrs,' Graham, McNee;
P. it, Qom.=:Mrs Fred—Young;.strict..
Director, Mrs. Wilber Brown; Alt-
ernate District Director, Mrs.
Lorne Ivers; Branch Directors, Mrs::.
Gordon Finnigan, Mrs. Chester
Finnigan, Mrs. 'Lorne Hasty; , Piatx.
ists , Mrs. Gordon Finnigan, Mrs•.
Wilber' Brown, ••Curator, Mrs. Cecil
Blake; Auditors, Mrs.,. Wm. 'Stew, -
:art, Mrs. Bessie Stewart ' •
• Standing C.ommittee Conveners
are: Agriculture , Mrs . ' George
•Errington; Canadian Industries, Mrs
Warren:Zinn; 'Education; Miss Iva
Carr; Citizenship, •Mrs. Alvin Kerr;
Historical Research, Miss Flora
Durnin; •Current'Events,, Mrs. Lorne
Ivers Home Economics, Mrs... Vic-
tor Black Health, Mrs.. Hugh
.Mc Whinney; Resolutions. Miss Beth
McConnell; Press,Reporter,':Mrs,
Fred Young •
Mrs. Harry Giryin took over the
chair and was presented 'with the
president's ,pin . • ,
Mrs. Wilber Brown reported oh, •
the• District Bxecutive' meeting
The District'Annuai •is set for •
May 29th, in McKay 'Hall ,'. Goderi
ch Mrs.. 1orne Ivers : wall ,give •the
'Courtesy remarks.: Mrs., Hugh
by. JUDY MORAN and
JANETTE`HOG'AN
GRADES' 5 & 6
We are enjoyingthe new library
books ,which • have arrived, this week.
We have chosen our partners and
Miss, De Bruyn' is drawing. up, a
schedule .for a handball doubles
tournamentwhich will start ,next
week; The referees' for the •gir'Is..
will be Janice ,Foran, Ann Dalton
and Joanne Hendricks and for the
boys oe 'O'Keefe, • Glen Tiger't 'and:
Wayne Courtney.
This :past week 'wehave celebrat .
ed:Mrs 'Fergusori's and Mr...
Steffler's'birthdays but they kept.'
their ages.a secret. ; Harry Van
'Diepen later got:sick to his stom-
ach after eating the Cake
Grade 5,'6,,,7 and 8; enjoyed a
film on "A Novel - What' his".
GRADE 7 & 8 CLASSIC OPI•NIONS
School: "Joe' - niton; Dennis ??-,'
Charles groovy, ;Joanne - O. K, if:
you like it; •
'Future: Marie - a goal; Anne
opportunities; Mark - worthwhile
Rickey automation
• Great Men: Betty - Benedict'• ,
Arnold „traitor; Mike. - •
himself , adotes' him; :Johi> - •Tiny'''''`
Tim has larengitis; ,Mary .- Glen'
Campbell, quick success
GRADE 4,&'S
April is the time :of.'Year •
That 1 love the very' best ,••
It is very •very, dear
It-giares rn:e�lots_oLtimesosest •
April' has a lot .of showers,
It• is rainy -all the, night;'.
But when May comes it 'brings May
o_w_
To make the world clear and
bright.
ROSEMARY; CRA WFORD ;.
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
CLINTON
pox Office Opons at a.00
FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
FRI. -- SAT. --' SUN.
May 2 3-4
— DOUBLE FEATURE'
'WILD IN THE
STREETS"
Showing at 10.30 p.m. Only
(Adult • Entertainment) — Starring', -
Shelley Winters
CHRISTOPHER JONES and
.DIANE VARSI _ to Color
.. USE OF A:
1,000 DOLLS
(Adult Entertainment).— Starring'
Vincent. Price
Martha Hyer., . Ge.o. Nader.
Showing at 8.30, p.m..Only
Color • Cartoon
Corning Next Weekend
"WAIT UNTIL DARK"':
(Adult Entertainment)
"THE VISCOUNT"
(Adult Entertainment)
in play for.Court Whist tors.
Allan Dickson won the high.prize:,
Tor the evening.and• Mrs. Howard
Johnston was 2nd;
The lucky draw was won by Mrs
Mel Greer of Lucknow• The lady;' •
with a•birthday. nearest'the date: of
the party was won by Mrs. Wilber
Brown The lady having the
Most 'bQbby ,pins.inher hairt-'was
won.by.Mrs. Wilmer Rutledge.' The
lady, with,. the most buttons on her
dress was Miss Iva Garr., The small
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Mc•Whinne. • is ;a delegate . es '`�iv�aZS isy-M rs ,•
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Dungannon was asked to 'hold the Alvin ,Sherwood •: • ,,.
fall rally . .The institutedecided to l A Most delicious lunch was -served
give a.,cup''to the highest standing ;by the Branch°, Directors plus other
pupil in Grade 8: