The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-05-03, Page 9ew
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First Show at 8:30 p.m.
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We are sorry to ill p, Concession
reort that Mr,
and. Mrs, Ralph H
12 West, had the misfortune to
have their car destroyed by fire
onFriday just south of here,
Although they, were able to escape
they suffered great shock. •
-Mr. and Mrs. GeOrge Gilbert
of Stratford visited with Mr. and
Mrs. jack Scott on Wednesday.
Misses Nellie and Margaret
Malcolm visited 011 WQdnesda y
with Edna and May Boyle.
RuSsell Hewitt has been a pai-
nt-in St-.4„osr4)11's ilospital for
his routine check up and Mrs.
Hewitt is a patient in the Kincar-
dine and District General
Hospital. We hope they, will
both be honle soon and enjoying
better health.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr accom-
panied-her mother Mrs. Gilbert
Hamilton to London where she
Underwent surgery at Vic'ioria
Hospital.
MOVE TO KINLOUGH
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Donald moved froth •Kitchener on
Saturday to the home of the late
James Hodge. We welcome this
young couple to the village.
Mrs. Dan McInnes and 'Mrs:
Oliver McCharles attended the
Arts and Crafts Conference and
Exhibition at Sarnia on the week
end and visited with Mr. and Mrs.
George Grabove and family there.
Mrs. Steve Saknagi of Toronto
visited over the week end. with Mr.
and Mrs. Art Haldenby and on
Sunday they all visited, with-Mrs.
Lawrence in Palmerston.
Donald Barr of Waterloo visited
on, Saturday 'with his mother Mrs.
John Barr.
RepresentativeS from the Anglic
-alacElonald and Mrs. an Church here attend-d the Par'=••
'Kenneth MacDonald visited on ish Council get-together on Sun
Monday with the fortifier's parents day evening at St. Peters Parish
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Guest at Hall, Lucknow. .
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ATTEND FUNERAL
Mr. and Mrs. P.. A. Murray
attended the funeral of the late
Raymond Redmond at Goderich
Wednesday. Mr. Redmond was a
_former tenches in..he Westford
School and a friend of the Murray
family.
Teeswater.
Mac MacDonald ,'who.attended.
a convention at Detroit, spent
the weekend with his parents .Mr,
and' Mrs., Torn MacDonald before
returning to •Palm Springs ,. Cali-
fornia, 71'
Mrs EllwOod Elliott is .the Holy
rood Women's Institute ,hostess at
her home on Thursday evening.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, 1.41.CKNOIN, ONTARIO. • MOH 0104.
DRIVE-IN • GODERICH
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Dungannon Lodge
Hold Banquet
At Parish Hall
Dungannon Loyal Orange
Lodge held their Annual Banquet
Gunby, a grade 8. student at
Brookside school. She was intro--;
dtioed by Ross Errington arid pres-
ented with the L.O.L. trophy by
Howard Blake. Lise is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Gunby
of R. R. 1 Dungannon. This is a
centennial project of the Dungan-
non Lodge and a trophy'is present-
non Lodge , welc.omed every/one'
in a' very cordial manner,
A hearty vote of thanks was
extended by Jerry Cranston to the
ladies of the parish' for preparing
and serving the meal and this
wa's replied to-` by Mrs, Belle
Mole. During the'evening sever-
al instrumental selections were
.given by Carol 'Martin on her
accordian which were greatly en-
joyed -by all.,
The guests atthe head table
were introduced' by Alan'Webster
Which included the County Mast-
er Of North Huron , •Edgar Howatt
and Mrs. Howatt .of the Belgrave
Lodge. He Was Called on for a
evrrernarks-and-e3cpressed-his7— High gent was Frank ,Alton
appreCiation as a guest and corn- with . Bob Gilchrist second.. The
mended the lodge for a fine and ,doOr, prize was won by Jerry Cran-
store. This was a new feature triec
by the lodge and proved to be a
very enjoyable form of entertain-
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KINLOUGH
;THE MARRIAGE OF
A YOUNG
STOCKBROKER
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
Richard Benjamin Joanna Shimkus
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-in the Lut-know Ang Ican:PaTIS ed—each year to the top speaker
Hall on Tuesday , April 18th with from Brookside and North
90 members and ,their families Ashfield Public Schools.
and friends attending. After sing- The Lodge was also very pleas-
ing the "Queen", the Chaplain ed to have Lloyd Hern, County
of the Lodge , Frank Alton offer- Master of South Huron as guest
ed the blessing and all sat down speaker for the evening. In his
own hurhorous• way-he
pie and ice cream included. ' interesting talk on "Drugs", ern-
Lorne Hasty., Master of Dunganphasizing their harmful effects on
young people of to-day and future
generations. Mr. Hern is a mem '
tier of the. Woodharn Lodge and is
a director at mental bospital in
London.
The Master then expressed the
appreciation of the lodge to all
those who assisted in making the
banquet 'so successful and the re-
mainder of the evening was spent
playing "crokinole" with Glen
Webster and Ross Errington in'
charge of the games.
There were 12, tables in play
with prizes awarded to the highest
scores..
".1-ligh .prizes-lor the ladies went
to Mrs. Jean Hem, London and
Mrs. Winnifred We.bster. •
sociable evening.
An interesting feature of the
evening was the presentation of
her speech "Porripei-i" by Lise
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•' The Easter Seal Fund is .$20.00
shortof $930 objective 7, You •
still.havctirne,to help the Lions
Club of Lucknow and District
reach their 1972 campaign figure •
In, mailing youdonaition to day,
by leaving it at N1cDonagh Iniur-
ance office or the Bank of Mont-
real.
• This will be the final. list of
donors published this year,. The'
lions Club wish to•thank all who
have assisted;them in their work.
with `Crippled Children.
,N1rs. W. 0. Hunter; H'.•F.
Green, C. F. Riegling, Mrs.
Grace Campbell, Mrs. Lila Rit-
chie , (Arvin Reed , Gerald Mlody
John O'Connell., Alvin I lamilton ,
ra tr rich Fraser N lac Kinncin
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ErrintOn , t;ilbert Ilainilton.
Jim NieNaughton, Robert Irvin,
Ira Dickie , Alex Hackett , Spence
Irwin , Archie' Aitchison , Nrc'd
F. Andrew, NI. A.
here ; Cyril Ca iipbc11, T.
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