The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-09-05, Page 2WEDNESDAY SE.plittiBER
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THANK YOU
We, the staff of the Lucknow and District
Swimming Pool, wish to thank all those who' made
the 1973 swimming programme a success. Special
thanks 'is clue to Bill Hunter and the recreation
committee. who made our jobs a pleasure, and to
all those swimmers who participated. in. the pro- gramme. We, hope your summer was as enjoyable
as the one we experienced.
Yours in swimming
ANDY, BRENDA B., GAIL, I3ERNADETTE, BRENDA 'R.t' DONNA, JIM
;TWO THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOWW, ONTARIO
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30 YEARS AGO
SEPTEMBER 1943
Public School opened on Sept'
ember 7th with the following
'staff: Principal,-John D. Ross;
Mrs. J. A. Crispin, Miss Helen
Hamilton and Miss Marion Mc -
•Dougall and with an average en-
rolment of 125 pupil's.
The High. School did not re -'
open until 'September 20th with
'the following staff: Miss . F. E.
McLean as Principal; D. R. Mc-
lean of Newmarket, Miss Dorothy
Sharp of New Liskeard and Miss
Jean Osborne of Ripley. All but
3 Miss•McLean came as new mem-.
bers succeeding N. S. Calvert,
Miss Ruth Mathews and Miss Isa-
bel Kalbfleiich.
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opened with three teachers in'
charge of the Continuation work.
Miss F. E. MacLean was again
'principal' and had as assistants
in the high school work Malcolm
\Armstrong and Miss Gertrude
Fowler.
The Public School:was in ,
charge of Miss Kate MacDonald,
Miss Joanne MacCallum, Miss
Norma Thornpson and Miss Isobel
Murdie.
Other teachers in.the area were;
'at St. Helens School, Miss Bessie
Murdie of Lucknow as principal
and Miss Jessie Buckingham
in charge of the junior room; at
S. S. No. 3, Miss Rogers of Ham-
ilton; and Miss Grace Lockhart of
••Lucknow was teacher at Fordyce •
School. •
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1 SEE . .
By The.
Sentinel•
THAT Mr. and Mrs. William
Irvin of Ashfield 'Township cele-
brated their .59th wedding anniv-
ersary with a lamilydinner on
Sunday, September 2nd at the
Log Cabin. Restaurant 4 Lucknow. •
Furniture Stolen
From Zion Homes
ZION NEWS
Two empty houses in the corn-
thunity belonging to Allan and.
Harvey Ritchie were broken into
in broad daylight during last week,-
where furniture was stolen. Police
are investigating.
CALIFORNIA TRIP
Wanda Hunter returned toSt.
Catharines at the week end to
resume her teaching duties 'after
the summer break. Wanda spent
most of the Summer at her home
here and enjoyed a 16 .day visit
to• California in August.
Mrs. Isobel Hawkwood of Coch-
.rane, Alberta is visiting relatives
and friends in Zion Community
this week.
Mrs. Henry Gardner and Lane
had a cousin Mrs. Irene Beleya,
Faye and Terry of Oakville the
first of last week. On Friday of
last week, the Gardners received
word of the passing of their cousin,
Mrs. Mable Hinton.of Oakville.
The funeral is Tuesday of this
week. Mrs.. Beleya is a daughter
of Mrs. Hinton.
'Kenny Ritchie spent a few' clays
last week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Pennington and family
of Wingham district.
School re-opened Tuesday
where pupils attended Brookside,
North Ashfield and F. E. Madill
Schools, .
Sympathy is extended .to the
Hunter family of the passing of •
Mrs. Lloyd Hunter the, past week.
and Mrs.. Harvey Ritchie
and family had her cousini, Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Fleming of Bervie
and Jim Drehman of California on
Wednesday evening of last week.
10 YEARS AGO
SEPTEMBER 1963
The new South Kinloss Memor-
ial Chapel and Mausoleum was
dedicated' at a special ceremony
on September 1st; with focal and
visiting clergymen officiating.
When the 1963-64 term opened
at LucknoW'District High School,
232. students registered'. -• The
teaching staff was comprised of
eleven members as follows -
L. E. Goyette, Prineipal; P. F.
Connon, D. M., Dennis, F. R.
Dowsett, .Miss' A. Gall, E. D.
Hall, Mrs. L. Hewitt ; C. R.
Lewis,, Mrs. T. MacKenzie, T.
M. Pettit, Miss' E. Plumiteel.
Enrolment at the Public School
was 251 with more pupils expect-
ed., , •
Special services marked Cen-
tennial Anniversary at Kinlough
Church. Rev it J~. Burgess,, a •,,t
formet„minisiei,of the South Kin-.
loss-Kinlough charge, was -guest
minister for this special occasion.
The Lt.JCICNO* SENTINEL .
t.ucKtiow, ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY,'SEPTEMBER 5, 1,973
LOOKING BACKWARDS . •
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HAWLEY - Mr. and Mrs: Roy
Hawley of Oshawa (nee Donna
50 YEARS AGO Woods) wish to announce the adop-
tion of their son Bernard (Bernie),
SEPTEMBER 1923 , age 3 1/2, a brother for Leslie and
Pamela , a grandson for Mrs..Lorne
The Lucknow Public School re- Woods of Lucknow.
LADIES' AND MEN'S WEAR LUCKNoi
Nancy Kirk land left Monday of
this .week*.,het ,apartynentin
Wingham Where, she begIns•to •
teach in Turnberry Public School
on ivir
Tu.esadnady Mrs. John Hunter, Ray-
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mond , Jeffrey and. Nancy attended
the Campbell reunion held at •
Ashfield Park, Sunday 'afternoon.
Barbara' Wilkins spent Tuesday
to Saturday of last week with her
friend ,Barbara Eagles of Southamp
ton. : ' •
• Jim Ritchie, and two friends,
Dale Irvin and Bev Blake, spent
last'Week camping at beaches at
Georgian Bay,
Margaret Pollard of Ripley is
spending a few' days with her sister.
Mr.a .nd Mrs. Tom Helm and "
Janine
FI§HING' TRIP
Charles Wilkins and his two
brothers, Herb and' Harry, went to
Owen Sonnd on the week end
where their' nephew ,,:. Ernest Weav-
• • wil",:;:fetiv.,
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er of Sudbury, took them by
aeroplane to his cottage, set
mile's north of Sudbury, on 'a
ing trip. 1
Mr. and. Mrs, Chris Brown,'
/Heather and Lee Anne of
Brantford , had dinner Monday;
this week with her aunt andui
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie,
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OF THE LUCKNOW FALL FAIR
SEPTEMBER 14 AND 15
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