The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-01-17, Page 6PAGE `SIX WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 19/
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FOR .MANAGER,
ARENA.
- WRITTEN TENDERS WILL 'RECEIVED
BY A. E. HEittERT,
SECRETARY TREASURER'
OF THE ARENA COMMITTEE
AT LUCKNOW MUNICIPAL OFFICE
UP TO 5 P.M. ON
MONDAY, :JANUARY 22nd
LOWEST OR ANY.TENDEA NOTNECESSAAILY ACCEPTED
As of January ,29,1973,
Lucknow Pro Hardware
Will Be Closed Until Further
Notice, For Renovations
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COME ON IN FOR THE LAST OF THE BARGAINS
TO
SNOWMOBILE OWNERS
t",
RIPLEY ABATTOIR
Custom
P
Ekotchering — Curing and Smoking
Cutting Ind VP 171cIping •1.•. Szusage Making — Fast Freezing
HAS AND CATTLE ON MONDAYS
CATTLE ONLY ON FRIDAYS
'Hav4 (-ttu. in on Thursday for Friday's kill •
',THE .14UCKNOW•spiliNg1„- liNcKNOW, ONTARIO,.
KINGSBRIDGE
A euchreparty was held in the
church hall on. Friday evening
,with the proceeds going to the
1 Girl Guides; There ssiere eleven
tables, High.lady and.gent were:
Mrs. • Walter Clare and. Stephen
Howard i: low lady 'and gent were
Mrs .. ,Mark Dalton .ancl,jim Fitr,
kon. •
Congratulations 'to Mr ."and .
Mrs. Herman Riegling of Luck-
now on the arrival of their first
child, a son, born Thursday,
January 11th at the Wingham .and
,District Hospital. . .
I would' dike to make a correc-
don from last week's column: I
Frank Moran has not moved to his
own home in Lucknow', He is
still living with his son Alvin, . Mrs. Moran and family on the
farm.
MAN AND SUPERMAN
"Man and Superman" was .being
staged. The yoUng ladies were ,
all members of Mr. Esch's Eng-
lish 62 obis that intends to study
Berna.rd Shaw's philosophical
'comedy this year.
Bexriard Shaw , in Man and
Superrnari„,earplairt.s his views 'on
religion, marriage and life in, a
witty and clever intertwining of
ideals. The dream sequence,
"Don Juan in Hell" is the more
serious part of the•work in which
Shaw lap down his ideas more
plainly in a confrontation of Don
Juan with the DeVil , hiS "sweet-
heart" DonkAria, and her father
in the 'shadier regions of. the after
The students were fortunate'
,enough to see,.:the veisThrile Mex-
ican actor Recatdo /viorrtalban in
The Brownies. held their
1,1
first meeting for 1973 on Tuesday,
Ladders was splayed,. •
anuary 9th. A game Of Human
We then had Brownie Ring with'
Anita Guay as Fairy. Queen.
Brown Owl presented ICirnberley
Cooke with her Golden Ladder,
second year 'Service Star and
Toymaker Badge. Liia peterson
got her first' year Service Star.
A Brownie book mark was .given to
Anne Alton„, Debra Arnold and
Barbara Hackett for the best
attendance And inspection records
since September. Barbara 'Hack-:
ten received her Sixer /Stripe fro
TawnY•Owl,.
i At Pow Wow we sang, Happy
Birthday to Shirley' LOree •
Darlene Howald showed a-picture.
e had Made from yarn. The :
req • the Cook Badge
wef e, gone f. h
Brownies were interested in: work
f
miring work period Brown
Owl had the.Golden Hard and
Golden Ladder Brownies learning
how to do first aid Tawny Owl
talked with the Golden'Bat Brown -
ies about oar flag of Canada.
Shirley Loree , Lana Sanderson and
I•iticly Hunter passed their test fear
singing God Save The Queen.
Marion Raynaid passed her test for
serving soup and sandwiches to the
Golden Bar, Brownies.
The Meer; rig was brought to a:
close with the Squeeze and Taps.
PURPLE GROVE
The flu bug has caught up
with many in this area, causing
students to •miss school and adults
to take' to their beds.
Visiting with Mr: and Mrs. Ed
McGillvray in their new apart-
ment in Goderich on Saturday •
were Mr. and Mrs..litirion
Margie and Cathy Dore.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Walsh and
family of lvlillarton spent Friday
evening with Mr., and Mrs. Stuart
lane and , family
Miss Julie Myatt of Barrie, due
to ..the passing of her mother is
making her home with her aunt
and.tincle, Mr. and ',Ars. Cecil_
Sutton. : She is attending Ripley .
'.'High School. ;Folks in this area
rn welcoe,..Julie to the community'.
and it is .hoped she will enjoy
being a purple Grover.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
CeCil Sutton and family recently
were Chris Stark of Kincardine •
and Bob Ernerson. '
Miss Joan Hendemon of Ripley
visited last weekend.with Vicki
Dore.
1V4. and Mrs. Don Dore, Jinn
and Frankie were dinner guests on
Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. William
'•Wood.and David of Durham. Mr.
and Mrs.. Ed Gilkes of Oshawa also
visited• the WoodS that day.
Reports are that Hank Parker of
Burlington paid a visit to his farm
here one day last week.'
SOme from this area attended
the Juvenile Hockey game in Kin-
cardine Sunday avening, between
,I lci..ncardine and kpley'.
Mr. and Mrs. DOn
'Mr. and Mrs. William Arno::
of Ripley and Mrs. Jim
of Kinloss attended the fune:al
in Arthur of their aunt Olive 0:7
last.week: • "Aunt Olive". ha:
many friends in this area.
pathy extended to the
Mr. add Mrs. Mc.Cosh also
visited recently with' Mr. an.:
Mrs. Lynn Geddes of Kinloss,
The O'Keefe Centre in Toronto
was the destination of a van of
level five RDI-IS ladies on,Januarykt,
10. What the occasion? The
production of "Don Juan in Hell",
from Bernard Shaw's four-act play
action as he portrayed Don Juan.
Morkrlban has appeared in a
wide variety of roles in
motion pictures. Edw-ard
baz!, a1i the Devil in "Don
in Heir is perhaps best
.wn this area in his' tole as
e ghost in the, television series
e Ghost and Mrs'. Muir" bat
the highlight °Ibis profession' was
a ;long-running Broadway career
'during which he appeared in
Shaw'S work My 'Fair Lady".
Agnes Moorehead, who' played
Dora Ana , forMerlYlad receit
ed Oscar nornirAtions for several
mavieS, :One of which 'was "Bush,
Hush, Sweet Charlotte. Flay -
insz, the comirriander, Dona'Anei
RIPLEY
HI-L1TES
BROWNIE NEWS
father, was the
experienced Anatiian • and Amerk
an.' Star Paul Henreid , •who has
played in such movies
, blahca" and "Of Human Bondage".
The. stage setting fdt 'Don
juanyin Hell" was simple, as
pr.Ops were virtually non-exisr.ant,.1.
but .the actress and actors display 21
ed their skili in rrialdng the
production come °
With Two Big,Coolers, Are Able. To Ham.Your Beef From
I To '3 IN eekt — Whatever Your Reouiremrts Are.
For some Freezers We Sell Choice Home Killed Beet 'Port
and Lamb In AnyQuantt4 At Lowest Mark•eting Prices
ALL MEATS iRE GOVERNt4,41ENT tENSPECTED FOR YOUR.
PROTECTION
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KINLOSS
Mrs. Leo Murray and Mrs:
Cliff Roulston attended the 4-H
Leaders' Course on Block'Print
ing held in Kincardine on Thirs-
day and Friday.
Mrs. Leonard MacirmeS was a
pationr in •UniVersity Hospital,
London fOr a. feW days last week.
Mrs. Lorne Sparks is in St. Jos-
eph's Hospital, where she under-
went surgery On Friday.
Sympathy is extend'ed to the
xplatives of the late Harold (Doc)
SteWart C.-oderich. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart (Margaret .
rhornSon) spent their early years
dust north of Lucknow.
beaver Dicide attended an
Automotive Exposition held in
Cobo Hall, DetroitDetr-oi oil W,-dnes-
Brian Keith returned to classes
Monda‘. atj..-Inr.r...ber, (.".:O.,lese after
spending 1. weer qacation at ,
the home cfras' parenti,'2,kir. anc
Mrs. Evan Keth:
; Mrs'. .Evaz 'Keith , Mrs. Dcualas
Graham Lorne Sparks Mrs.
Bruce Ala-ArAla-Ala-Aron °and' Mrs. fra
ick W. 2tc;:.-:-. Scutt KirLIOSE 16/
alnenCea the „kvvitl Mee"
Presi-.,vttial held ix
at 7ces.da,y.
W days .ast weeiz
Mrs. idOod Macbtrag;ala.
LEMON .VILLOf. COUNCIL
Luclmow Village Council has received num-
erous complaints regarding the operation of snow-
mobiles within the village.
ComPlaints are concerning noise, excessive
speed, trespassing and operation at hours when
most people are attempting to sleep.
•
Unless improvements are noted; council may
be forced 'to ban the Operation of snowmobiles,
within the village..
The co-operation of all snowmobile owners is
requested. 4
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