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THE .1,UCKNOIN .SENTINEL=, OCKNOW, ONTAik10 'WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 194
.MA:„R.K ET QUEEN DANCE
Saturday,
eptember 1
IN THE
LUCKNOW 'PUBLIC
SCHOOL •
TO THE
DRUMLIN
ORCHESTRA
DANCING 9 - 12
ADMISSION $2.00
PER PERSON
LAST YEAR'S QUEEN
VICKI BEASLEY
A new Miss .Lucknow will be chosen to represent
Lucknow for the next year.
Any girl who it interested in entering the Miss Lucknow judging
and, has not been contacted by any business place, are asked to
contact any businessman or call Mrs. Olen Walden 528-3205, Ross
Errington 528-6693 or Frank Alton 529-7218.
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THAT
'Despite a Monday holiday, the
Sentinel deadlines remain the same
and it is even more necessary that
copy arrive earlier than: usual.
Quite, a bit of material arriving.
Tuesday was too late for this week.
THAT
A resident of Highway 86 west
wants to caution area residents
against the dangers of being kind.
Alone at her farm home, she
noticed a man walking in from the
gate. He stated he was out of gas
and Ivanted.to borrow some until he
went into Lucknow to refill. He had
no money and said he would be
SPECIALS EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 9, 10, 11
limi.,1111111111,
WE DELIVER
528.3420
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MISS MID-WESTERN ONTARIO BEAUTY CONTEST'
10:60 p.m.
8 TO 10 P.M. ARENA OPEN FOR VIEWING EXHIBITS
ADMISSION 50c FOR EVERYONE
LOCAL TALENT WILL PROVIDE ENTERTAINMENT
***** ***** *****•
AT THE LUCKNOW FALL FAIR
..'..RPTEMIER:ltand.'18
Girls from area towns will compete for the title of Miss Mid Western Ontario.
he winner will enter Miss Dorninion of Canada Contest
M.G. BOB FINLAY
A mother, father and their five children ages 12, 11, 10, 9
and 7 will pro'ride entertainment.' The most unique family
musical group that ever appeared on stage in Canada, they
step dance, sing and play the guitar, accordian, piano and
fiddle.
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BY
THE LEAHY FAMILY
OF LAKEFIELD
VARIETY CONCERT
COME OUT AND ENJOY THE
SATURDAY NIGHT, IN THE ARENA
FRIDAY NIGHT IN THE ARENA
back to pay. Upon putting the
borrowed gas in his tank, he drove
off to the, west, apparently with no
intention of repaying the lady's
kindness. Nice guy eh?
Couple Mark
25th Anniversary
KINGSBRIDGE NEWS
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Clare who celebrated their
25th wedding anniversary on
Saturday, September 4. A concele-
brated High Mass, of Thanksgiving
was offered,at 12 O'clock noon in. St.
Joseph's Roinan Catholic Church,
Kingsbridge with Reverend Father.
Lloyd Ryan, Church of Our Lady
Guelph, celebrant; assisted by
Monsignor Phalen of St. August-
ine; Reverend Father Nolan; Wing=
ham; Reverend Father Moyrtahan,
Goderich and Reverend Father Ed
Dentinget,_ Kingsbridge. The
offering was taken up by the •
wedding attendants of 25 . years.
ago; Leo Clare of Montreal, Mrs.
Lucille (Ryan) Copperauill of De-
troit, and Mrs. Mary B. (Ryan)
Quesnelle, Toronto. The organist, •
Mrs. Lillian Simpson, :played
Praise to the Lord, Now Thank We
All Our God, On This Day, 0
Beautiful Mother,' and Holy God
We Praise by Name, during the
Mass. .I mmediately following
Mats, ,150 relatives and • friends
were served a hot turkey dinner' in
the Parish Hall,„ catered to by the
Kingsbridge Catholic Women's
League. Master of ceremonies was
Fred Drestan of Kitchener. Special
greetings Were received.. from
Bishop Redding from the Diocese
of Hamilton; •and Monsignor Dyes-
tan from the Diocese of London and
from friends and relatives. Open
House was held'in the Parish Hall
during the afternoon with music for
dancing supplied by violinists Jim
Fleming of Walkerton and Pat
Reilly of :Thornhill and with Mrs.
Lillian Simpson on the piano, and
in the evening at the family
residence, concession 8, Ashfield
Township. Sing songs were
enjoyed with Mrs. Lillian Simpson
on the piano..
Mr. Walter Clare and Miss Mary
Ryan were united in marriage on
'September 8, 1951 in St. Anne's.
Roman Catholic Church, Chesley.
They have one daughter Mary
Luanne at home. Members of the
immediate families and friends
were present from Montreal,
London, Kitchener, Leamington,
Detroit, Toronto, Hamilton, Gu-
elph, Walkerton, Formosa, Chesley
and the immediate area.
Wawanosh Native
Died In Detroit
MRS.• GEORGE A. LINLEY
Mrs. George (Grace) 'Linley, age
68, Oak Park, Michigan, died last
week; in GraCe Hospital, Northwest
Unit, Detroit. She was born July
29, 1908 in West Wawanosh
Township, the former Grace Cam•
eron, daughter of the late Mr, and.
Mrs: Kenneth Cameron. .
Surviving are her husband,
George A., whom she married' in'
June of 1950; three daughters,
Mrs. Carol Doroghazi •and Mrs.
Vane' (Avis) Ayers of Dearborn,
Mrs. William (Joan) Fife, Georgia;
a son, Wilfred Snider, Wilmette,
Illinois; •16 grandchildren; and a
.great grandchild. '
Friends called at Spaulding and
Curtin:Funeral Home, 500 West
Nine-Mile, Southfield.
Funeral service was at the
Funeral Home, • with the Rev.
Arthur Spafford of the First . United
Methodist. Church, Ferndale, pffic•
iating.
Burial was in Roseland Park
Cemetery, Berkley.
Mrs. Linley always Maintained- a
keen interest in friends in this area
and was .1, a faithful reader and
supPorter . of ' her home town
newspaper, The/Sentinel.