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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-06-12, Page 15pAY, luNE 12, 1974 BASEBALL SPIKES by Bauer THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNO,W, ONTARIO LES. PETTER SHOES Lucknow Phone 528-2011 LARNE REID - SHOE REPAIR c.kii�w Central School ednesday, June 5' the Otto nursing/home at p�� - a a short concert for lethere, Day is being held /at our. n June 12. , ode eight students are king on the yearbook. y31, the grade eight class school at seven a .m for Niagara Falls. We at Fort George at ten- d toured the fort. The final building of the fort one where they in ad e the ion. The walls of this were six feet thick in some places., The roof was made of tin copper , therefore if there was an explosion it would go up through the roof instead of out through the walls. After our tour of Fort George we went to Brock's Monument to eat our lunch. Fol- lowing lunch we went to the cable car where several of the braver students crossed on the•cable car while the others watched . The cable car went over top of the whirlpools. In the afternoon we toured Mada'rne Tussad's Wax Museum. ;Then we were given free time todo as we pleased. It was a very enjoyable trip. We were thankful to Mrs. Fisher, and the mothers, Mrs.. Loree, Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. MacIntyre whc travelled with us.. Honoured On 40th Annivesary PAGE FIFTEEN. LUCKNOW SWIMMING POOL OPENS'SAT., JUNE 15 CREDO CHORALE AND CARILLON RINGERS LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH THURS., JUNE 13 Mr. and Mrs. John Gaunt of Whitechurch were honoured by,, their family Saturday evening, June 8th, when a dance was held in the Whitechurch Hall in honour of their 40th wedding anniversary. Friends and relatives attended. Mr.. and Mrs. Gaunt were mar- ried 'on June 18, 1934. Mrs. Gaunt is the former Agnes Coul- tes. They have a family of one daughter and three sons, Mrs. Donald Ross (Jean) of Kinloss, Jim of Centralia, Harley of Wing - ham and George of Exeter, and eight grandchildren. On Saturday afternoon the fam- ily presented their parents with a colour television set. A word to the wise When it comes to hot water, using it wisely—not wastefully— makes good sense. our hydro A CS3 - 7482A KINLOUGH Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Lloyd of Tonawanda and Mrs. Pearl Lloyd. of London visited on Friday with relative's here. The Anglican Church Wonien will meet in the Church basement on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. George Graham as hostess. We extend sympathy to the Cuyler family in the sudden death of the late Robert Cuyler, a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson. Mrs. Jim Haldenby returned home from a most enjoyable trip by air, to Scotland. She accom- panied her mother Mrs. A. Camp- bell of Kincardine. They spent some time visiting with relatives ,and sight seeing. Mr. and Mrs.„ Allan Nicholson of Georgetown spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Lois. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Page, concession 10, were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baldwin, Mr. and ''Mrs.. Richard Martel of Rich= mond. B.C. , Mr. and Mrs. Martin Harbord of .Guildford , England. John Ross, concession 10; return- ed home from the Wirigharn and District Hospital, where he has been a patient. Some from here attended the auction sale of the estate of the late Perry Hodgins at the estate marketing services auction centre at Wingham on Saturday. Holyrood W.I. The Holyrood Women's Institute met on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Raynard Ackert be- ginning with a delicious pot luck supper) The 1st vice president Mrs. William McPherson was in charge and the meeting opened with the Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect. Mrs. Lorne Eadie read the treas- urer; s report and the correspond- ence. The next 4-11 course will be "the club girl entertains" and the training school will be at Ripley August 17 and 19. Committee - Edna Boyle, Mrs. Frank Nlaulden, Mrs. Alex Percy. Mrs. Morgan Johnston reported on the Bruce South Annual meeting which was held at Ripley. • Each member is asked to contribute 5 recipes for a cook book. The roll call was "My Fabourite Rose" and how to grow it. Mrs. Morgan Johnston was in charge of the program. The topic - "What's my beef' was an open discussion and -was very interesting with all members and visitors taking part. Five ladies from the Bervie Institute presented a humorous skit "The meeting comes to order' which everyone enjoyed. Readings were given by Mrs. Ern- est Acker Jr. and' Mary Eadie. Mrs. Raynard Ackert gave the motto "What does your face re- veal?" and also conducted a con- test on "Sayings". Mrs. Morgan Johnston thanked everyone and all took part in an evaluation contest. 0 Canada closed the meeting.. LOCHALSH Anniversary services were held at Ashfield Presbyterian Church on Sunday with Rev. Weir of Kin- cardine the guest Speaker. Ewan MacLean held a s,pccess- ful auction sale, as did Jack Mac- Lennan recently. Torn Barger is working at South- ampton for the summer. Miss Margo Matthewman return- ed to Guelph having spent a few holidays with her .parents Mr, and Mrs. Art Matthewman.. Mr. and Mrs: Ted Peacock of Detroit visited Mr. and 'Mrs. Oliv- er McCharles. The Morton children of Sarnia visited, with their grandmother , . Mrs : Emile MacLennan, while their •mother Mrs . ' Margaret Mort- on attended a bowling competi- tion in Syracuse, N. Y. Miss Margaret MacLeod spent a few days visiting in Toronto. Several relatives of Miss Pat McCharles were guests on Satur- day of Mrs. Howard Robb. at a bridal shower. in Pat's honour. RIPLEY HURON NEWS SUMMER HOLIDYS Everyone is looking 'forward to our summer holidays which begin on June 21 and end in September. NEWS REPORTER On Wednesday, May 29, we re- ceived a news `sports reporter, Ron- al Harris . EXA MS Our final exams -begin on Ston day , June 10. Good Luck to A11 R. H.C.S, pupils! TRACK AND FIELD DAY Last Friday was Track and Field Day. There were races, high jump,. triple jump and long jump events. There will be Red Ribbon for 1st place, a [clue Ribbon for 2nd place and White Ribbon for 3rd place.. GRADE 4-5 Weare sorry to report that Brian Gamble is in University f[ospital, London where he is undergoing skin grafting. lie injured his el- bow in a farm accident. On Friday, May 31, 1974 we had a field trip to .Wasaga Beach and Collingwood. We visited the zoo at Wasaga where we saw many an- imals including tigers, wolves, lions, monkeys, kangaroos, chest• ahs, mountain goats, elephants, buffaloes, huge snakes, turtles, and a hippopotamus which had still not been let out of its winter quarters. On the way home we went through Blue Mountairt Pot-, tery at Collingwood. GRADE S-6 On Friday, May 31 we went to Smoky Hollow for a 2 mile orient- eering course. The groups left at 5 minute intervals. Heather Mac- Donald, David Ingard and Debbie Gamble came in first doing the 2 mile course in 53. minutes. When it was time for the bus to take us back to school there were 3 - people missing. They were Susie Rock, Jami Gratton and Lorrie Peterbaugh. They returned to the finish about 4.15. On Tuesday, May 28, Ronald Harris dislocated his finger while playing baseball.