The Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-03-13, Page 4ra
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w Sentinel,
edraesdavo March 13,1996
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t8re ae1'dues; ncltcate t be= Advents a b apcepted exa thie'ee04414 a tae wit u,• atypegrapleat corer, the;wort ot,t ae adverttss g •-- •-
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. advertisement'71PL 1 be E2atl a tree, ap1)Ue ble raga. •
hat
lub
Last Sunday's carnival, presented by the
Lucknow Skating ClLb, wwss indeed a Quantum
Leap.
From the youn ,est tot to the older, more exp-
rienceo' skaters, it was a time to show off what
they have learned since joining the skating club.
• it takes ngreat deal of time and a �o L fromthe
'coaches, skaters and parents to put on such a
performance. Making costumes and props, set.
• ting up special ,lighting effects, choosing the
music and learning 'individual'nurnbers'takes'ded- .
ication- and that was evident •as you watched the
.programa Then there's allthe behind the' scenes
workers - those making surethe performers have
the right- co rnon and ready t . hitthe
. S u , e ady o ice for
their turn, the ticket takers - and the list goes on
and on.
It takes a. team effort to pull something like this
off. •
A tip of the hat to you all! (PL,)
A slaue• to her. keys
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• Tout Tl o >p *rt - Advertising Manager
Pat Li sto Geiser Manager / Editor
Phyllia Matthews Ho -1IF turtt Mice
Jos Coffey - Typesetter
Subscriptton Rates :advance: Local Be lla ' $29900 within 40 Mi. iia tus plus
GST low Senior $17000 within 40 mi. ra.t!us pllus. On Out ,ot'4ar�yea. (40gp
macs). ;.,eg 3L44 —senior $28.4 7
ea 4 plus QST: For & UM — 8.00
'Weal= r atratt= no. 0847 held at tea vknow: Ontario •
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Whoever coined the
phrase "My whole life is on
my key chain' knew what
he/she was talking about.
That thought went
through my head last week
while I was driving. Beats
me why it did, but I 'started
thinking about how careful
we have become in this
society.It'snecessary to
lock everything up.
I carry two key, chains
with me - one in each pock-
' et of [yt` during -the
winter,• and when the better
weather is here they:can be
found somewhere in,my
purse. On those two.chains
I` have a total of 13` keys.
Inside my purse, carefully
stored away are another two,
keys . that : are` just as impor-
tant but ,because they are.
used very rarely it isn't nec-
essary to keep them close at
hand.
• Logically one could
think I' am nuts carrying that
many keys around. 1,
thought so too,, until 1 sat
down and tried to.'eliminate
some of the weight from my
pockets. No could do. 1
have two car keys - doors
and .ignition; three keys for.
various offices, three mail
box keys for different
boxes; a file cabinet; key;
two house keys . yes • they
'are for !different doors; and
two miscellaneous - in other
words I'm not Are what
they 'are for, but. they must
be important if X. put them
on the•.key chain. and no
doubt some . day I'll needthem. That may not be logi-
cal thinking, but 1 •never.
professed to being: logical
all the time!
I'm not the only illogical
one in; our household,. how
ever. In our junk drawer
(everybody has;one, don't
they?) there is'.a slew of
. keys.' We've been collecting
, them for 27 -years. At one
time they were immportant,
obviously, or we wouldn't
have them. But every time I.
clean the junk drawer and
attempt to throw thein out,
Mr. Pixit has a fit and back
they -go the :furthest recess
of the catch all.
I've become a slave to
my keys. The last thing I do
before leaving the house or
the .office is check to make
sure 1 have 'both key chains.
Y' guess 1 too am *one of
those who carries her lifeon
her key chains. There is one
key .I don't have to worry
about - :the key to my heart,
1 gave it away many years
agoand it's.alwa�s in safe
y
keeping.
Hey, 1had tomake n•
some brownie points after
last week when he thought 1
was being insulting by call-
ing hien' a monkey. Well;
better that than -a snake!
Sentine!ilem�irs -
School bell to ring simultaneously
with Lucknow's factory whistle
70 yeai ago
Ma rc11.,1$,1926
otice to, parents - For the benefit of those who
have children attending the Lucknow schools, we
wish to state the the School Bell will be rung as
closelyas possible according to the Table Factory Whistle.
Dress Goods Display-•Alton's Store, Dungannon, will
,-hold a_display-of- Adie 'sses,.and
girls' coats at the store on March 29 and 30. All goods
ordered will be on hand for Easter,
Won game at Owen Sound - Messrs. A. •McKittu R.
Rae, A.P.Stewart and G.H. Smith made up a curling rink.
which visited Owen Sound Friday of last week to take part playWright
in the inter -county there for the Wri ht
'..
The Lucknow rink won its' gan e- from Markdale 18 to
14 ` but the Grey County towns won over the Bruce towns.
by 1115 to 77.
It's cold - Weather authorities say thatthe present
month of March has given.us the lowest average tempe;
ture of any March since 1920. Pew will remember that
cold March.
• 1 1 a
S4 years ago
1Vlarcb 14,1946
ork room open , twice .'Effective at
P weekly
once, activities at the Red Cross Work! Worn
will be resumed twice weekly.
For a time, the Work Room has beenoP eratnis on
Tuesday afternoons only, but the desired volume of work
was not being turned out and twicemweeklyt program was
resumed., .
It yvill be noted that the word"war" " has been dropped,
but otherwise this Committee is carrying on in peace as it:
did so fatthtaily during the war years. still and sewn garments are to great demand
From England comes an urgent call for: infants clothing,
, particularly flannelette vests and soakers. This needalone
will keep Red Crossworkers busy for some time to come.
Building torn down Art Breckles and his son Walter,
who purchased the Silverwood building which was gutted
by fire last fall, have the work about completed in disnan-,
tling the building . and clearing the lot. "Wally" recently
purchased-aaAmiversatearria d -has -i aade-gooa--use-of-it
in taking down the building.
Masquerade Dance - The Lucknow Legion is sponsor-
ing a St. patrick masquerade dance in the Town •Hall on
Wednesday night, with music by Carruthers Orchestra.
$12 in prize money is being offer in four categories: best
dressed gent, 'fancy dressed fady, comic dressed gent and
comic dressed lady.
Proceeds will be used to assist in purchasing games and
recreational equipment for the Legion Rooms.
15 years ago«
March 18, 1981 •
From the photo news - Harvey Webster was pre -
sented with a Life Membership Pin in the
VVingham and District Association for the Mentally
Retarded by the' association president, -Florence Reavie.
Mr, Webster has been an active member of the local orga-
nization since its formation in 1957 and of the Golden
Circle School, which began in 195$.
• Steve :Simpson,of Lucknow Juveniles,wasthe
S eo the
recipient of the Stewart Mann trophy for leading scorer,
presented by Eldon Minn.
Ray Gay was the first recipient of a new trophy in the.
Lucknow Vinor dockey Association. The best goals
"'against average troPh Y was donated by Ray's father,
Claude Guay,
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Whoever coined the
phrase "My whole life is on
my key chain' knew what
he/she was talking about.
That thought went
through my head last week
while I was driving. Beats
me why it did, but I 'started
thinking about how careful
we have become in this
society.It'snecessary to
lock everything up.
I carry two key, chains
with me - one in each pock-
' et of [yt` during -the
winter,• and when the better
weather is here they:can be
found somewhere in,my
purse. On those two.chains
I` have a total of 13` keys.
Inside my purse, carefully
stored away are another two,
keys . that : are` just as impor-
tant but ,because they are.
used very rarely it isn't nec-
essary to keep them close at
hand.
• Logically one could
think I' am nuts carrying that
many keys around. 1,
thought so too,, until 1 sat
down and tried to.'eliminate
some of the weight from my
pockets. No could do. 1
have two car keys - doors
and .ignition; three keys for.
various offices, three mail
box keys for different
boxes; a file cabinet; key;
two house keys . yes • they
'are for !different doors; and
two miscellaneous - in other
words I'm not Are what
they 'are for, but. they must
be important if X. put them
on the•.key chain. and no
doubt some . day I'll needthem. That may not be logi-
cal thinking, but 1 •never.
professed to being: logical
all the time!
I'm not the only illogical
one in; our household,. how
ever. In our junk drawer
(everybody has;one, don't
they?) there is'.a slew of
. keys.' We've been collecting
, them for 27 -years. At one
time they were immportant,
obviously, or we wouldn't
have them. But every time I.
clean the junk drawer and
attempt to throw thein out,
Mr. Pixit has a fit and back
they -go the :furthest recess
of the catch all.
I've become a slave to
my keys. The last thing I do
before leaving the house or
the .office is check to make
sure 1 have 'both key chains.
Y' guess 1 too am *one of
those who carries her lifeon
her key chains. There is one
key .I don't have to worry
about - :the key to my heart,
1 gave it away many years
agoand it's.alwa�s in safe
y
keeping.
Hey, 1had tomake n•
some brownie points after
last week when he thought 1
was being insulting by call-
ing hien' a monkey. Well;
better that than -a snake!
Sentine!ilem�irs -
School bell to ring simultaneously
with Lucknow's factory whistle
70 yeai ago
Ma rc11.,1$,1926
otice to, parents - For the benefit of those who
have children attending the Lucknow schools, we
wish to state the the School Bell will be rung as
closelyas possible according to the Table Factory Whistle.
Dress Goods Display-•Alton's Store, Dungannon, will
,-hold a_display-of- Adie 'sses,.and
girls' coats at the store on March 29 and 30. All goods
ordered will be on hand for Easter,
Won game at Owen Sound - Messrs. A. •McKittu R.
Rae, A.P.Stewart and G.H. Smith made up a curling rink.
which visited Owen Sound Friday of last week to take part playWright
in the inter -county there for the Wri ht
'..
The Lucknow rink won its' gan e- from Markdale 18 to
14 ` but the Grey County towns won over the Bruce towns.
by 1115 to 77.
It's cold - Weather authorities say thatthe present
month of March has given.us the lowest average tempe;
ture of any March since 1920. Pew will remember that
cold March.
• 1 1 a
S4 years ago
1Vlarcb 14,1946
ork room open , twice .'Effective at
P weekly
once, activities at the Red Cross Work! Worn
will be resumed twice weekly.
For a time, the Work Room has beenoP eratnis on
Tuesday afternoons only, but the desired volume of work
was not being turned out and twicemweeklyt program was
resumed., .
It yvill be noted that the word"war" " has been dropped,
but otherwise this Committee is carrying on in peace as it:
did so fatthtaily during the war years. still and sewn garments are to great demand
From England comes an urgent call for: infants clothing,
, particularly flannelette vests and soakers. This needalone
will keep Red Crossworkers busy for some time to come.
Building torn down Art Breckles and his son Walter,
who purchased the Silverwood building which was gutted
by fire last fall, have the work about completed in disnan-,
tling the building . and clearing the lot. "Wally" recently
purchased-aaAmiversatearria d -has -i aade-gooa--use-of-it
in taking down the building.
Masquerade Dance - The Lucknow Legion is sponsor-
ing a St. patrick masquerade dance in the Town •Hall on
Wednesday night, with music by Carruthers Orchestra.
$12 in prize money is being offer in four categories: best
dressed gent, 'fancy dressed fady, comic dressed gent and
comic dressed lady.
Proceeds will be used to assist in purchasing games and
recreational equipment for the Legion Rooms.
15 years ago«
March 18, 1981 •
From the photo news - Harvey Webster was pre -
sented with a Life Membership Pin in the
VVingham and District Association for the Mentally
Retarded by the' association president, -Florence Reavie.
Mr, Webster has been an active member of the local orga-
nization since its formation in 1957 and of the Golden
Circle School, which began in 195$.
• Steve :Simpson,of Lucknow Juveniles,wasthe
S eo the
recipient of the Stewart Mann trophy for leading scorer,
presented by Eldon Minn.
Ray Gay was the first recipient of a new trophy in the.
Lucknow Vinor dockey Association. The best goals
"'against average troPh Y was donated by Ray's father,
Claude Guay,
r