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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-04-12, Page 16PAO!! SIXTEEN. r. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12th, 197 rier. The day being fine with sun a—shining, over 100 friends ,neigh2f. boUrs and relati/ves signed the guest book and extended congratu- • lations arid best wishes to Eunice on this happy occasion. 'Mrs. Gillespie enjoys fairly good health and is up and around every day. • While Mr. and Mrs. farrier were on holidays at Florida Mrs. Gillespie spent two' weeks at 'Brookhaven Nursing Home. On Sunday four of her 'friends from the Home , Marion. Simpson, Mrs. Marjorie McGee .'Mri. Mo- n aid Miz!N"f4itle-- Seec.rcft were able to visit her. Mrs. Gillesnie was the redipt-' ient of .naan) beautiful l-Artridalt cards with their cheery messazes mans spring plants and manly" CRAWFORD MOTORS LIIRYSIIR DODGE PLYMOUTH WINGHAM ONTARIO PRONE 307-3862 1968 PLYMOUTH Fury HI, 2 door hardtop, 8 automatic, power steering,' brakes and radio 1968 DODGE Coronet 500 Convertible, power steering, brakes and radio 1968 CHRYSLER 2 door haidtop 1968 FALCON 2 door, 6 automatic with radio , 1968 CHRYSLER 4 door sedan, power steering, brakes and , radio 1967 PLYMOUTH 4 door, 6 automatic and radio 1967 DODGE Monaco 2 door hardtop, 8 automatic, power steering, brakes and radio 1966 FORD, 4 door, 8 automatic, power steering, radio 1966 BELVEDERE, 6 automatic Lucknow Central School... CARE" "I: tWIMi KM% WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES LOOK FOR OUR COMING MAGIC OF SPRING PROMOTION. IT STARTS ON MONDAY APRIL 17TH, LASTS FOR 3, WEEKS AND FEATURES "WELL-WORTH-LOOKING-FOR" SPE CIAI.S INATCH-F-OR-IT-AND-REALLV-SAVE. --------- ca am= ofrome m, "WELL WORTH LOOKING FOR" WATCH FQB_TliESE_ADS TH_E-W-11-SAVEY-0(J-MCINEY-L PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM MONDAY, APRIL 10 TO SATURDAY APRIL 15 BAN `SUPER DRY" ANTI-PERSPIRANT ALBERTO "BALSAM". SHAMPOO REGULAR or UNSCENTED 7 oz. Sugg. List LSI NEW 15's oz. SIZE REGULAR, DRY or OILY Sugg. List 2.49 bov.'0 200 CURAD • ..‘OUCHLESS" BANDAGES PKG. OF 200 Sugg. List 2.99 0 LOTION HAIR COLOUR by CLAIROL ALL SHADES Sugg. List 2.50 A YDS Reg. $3.75 ' $2.99 _GERM, 12 oz. LIQUID or 40's TABLETS Sugg. ,List 3.09 • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Sunday Marked 92nd Birthday though the "Three Little Kittens" know THEY'VE lost THEIR mittens, most of the students don't know what THEY'VE lost:, - sbarves ,• sweaters, Tashirts, shorts, hats - even leotard's and running shoes. Hope you find the owners, kittens ! !! I . SPORTS • • The senior pupils of Lucknow Public School have been Very busy lately. For the last month, noon hour_basketballsarries have a been under way with' many excit- ing mornents: After a tremend- ous battle the "Dirty Skunks" and the "Dribblers" were the. champ- ion boys' and girls' teams., Not to be left by the way, the Grades 4 and 5 pupils are in the middle of a floor hockey tourna ment. There are four boys' teams and two girls' teams. The *sticks are still flying, •as a win-- ner has not yet been decided. Boys and girls Borden Ball teams are travelling to Wingham on Saturday , April 8th, 1972, to partake in a 'Madill Family tourna ment. The. boys and girls have been practising in hope of a vic- tory and a day of enjoyment. contributed •to the money for the cancer fund which amounted to $47.50. She also received After extending congratulations the visitors were taken to another. room where refreshments were served. Eimiee Gillespie has one datigh- i6r Agnes (Mrs, Garnet Farrier) one on Jack of Sarnia-1 five grandchildren and three'great grandOhildren. Those from a distance attend- ing Open House were Mss Winni- fred Farrier of•LongBrancri and Mrs. Clifford. Farrier of • Kitohener, , Mr, and Mrs. Jack Gillespie', ,Lorraine and Barry, of Sarnia , Mr. and Mrs,' CamerOn Simmonsh of London, 'Mr. and ,: • Mrs. Jim Davis ,of Lu V. ca:, :a • • and Mrs. Don Bushel and farr.i::, of .tanlouzh , arid Mas. : Gillespie and family of -ran:v.1a.: Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Farrier anti I<irmberley of 'Hanover and .. L:re Stewart c. Sea fOrth She red et: distance te:eplIdne one oeanav fro- :1rner Cittaw a fr,:e Mrs. aariea Ray.. az a e a 7 :f her DIrthci, e cartrs. I.r the fa: are KINGSBRIDGE NEWS Congratulations. to Larry Wal- lace , who celebrated his 92nd birthday on Sunday, April 9th. • Larry, who never married, lives with his brother John at 'Kingsbridge, He is enjoying fairly good health and takes an interest in corm-nullity affairs. He was a guest of Mr. 'and Mrs. Henry Drennan for dinner on. Sunday and later on in the a4ernoon, Mr. and Mrs.' Joe Courhey , Mrs. Fred Vasseila, John McKay and Frank Austin ,called on Larry at his home. He rec4eived a cake and a small gift. from St. Joseph's C; W. L. Kings7 bridge. OBSERVED 80th' BIRTHDAYS Two more senior citizens of our Community celebrated birth- days during the week. Mrs. Tim:- othy Dwyer celebrated her 80th birthday on Monday, April 3rd and Gilbert Frayne was 80 years young on April 6th. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Frayne who have resided in' Lucknow for the winter months returned to their home on the week end. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Tom HOgan (Karla Riegling) on the arrival of their first child, a daughter, Rhonda Jane , on Wednesday , April 5th at, the Wing- ham and. District Hospital. This . is a first grandchild for Mr: and Mrs. Dennis Hogan. Mrs..John Howard and Jeannet- te , Mrs. John Austin and Joe, spent the ;week end in. Toronto. Jeannette and Joe were guests at the -Avion -Hotel, -Malton- on-Sat - urday and Sunday, where about seventy -eight young people from . all over Ontario met to make plans for the F9Zalee $ Union Youth Exchange out West in July. Congratulations to the seven-- teen first first Holy Communicants who. received Holy Communion in a . group on Sunday April 9th at St; Joseph's Church. After 1V144$, certificates were pre-sented, to the children by Mrs. Bill Kinahan , spiritual convener of St. Augustine C. and a. small gift was presented to each child •' by Mrs. Frank Riegling spiritual • convener. of Kingsbeidge..C. W..L. Afterwards_ a light ;lunch was serAi ed for these children, their teach' er, Mrs. Paul Eedy and ,,Rev. Fr. Cassano: S .S.P. in the Church ' Hall. ReceiVing their first Holy Com- munion were Bobby Austin (Wil- fred), Jackie DaltOn (Mark), Colleen Foran.(Gordon)', Kith- leen•-Foran (John), Fred GerdeS• (Gerry),• Harry Boyle (Raymond), Danalioherty (Stan), Timmy Martin (Jim), Diane Miltenburg (Reis), Yvonne Sinnett Karl Courtney'(Joe), Rosemarie . O'Keefe (Joe), Jackie Van Osch. (Pete), Jimmy Van Osch (Pete), Tony Van Dyke (Bill), Annie •• Van, Diepen (Airie) and Kathy Van Diepen (Theo).. Carrying the Gifts. duririg the Offertory' of the.Mass, were Nancy Miltenburg, Dale Mc-, Innes and. Ronnie Austin.. Week end'visitors with Mr. .and Mrs.,James Martin and family Were Mrs, James. Quinlan of:: -:Brantford-andaKerry-Qinlanaof— London. ', ' Open House Held On 90th Birthday WHITECHURCH NEWS Mrs. Gibson Gillespie of White- Church, was honoured on the occa - sion_of her_90th_birthday Sunday, April 9th when Open House was held at the home of her daughter Mrs. Garnet Farrier and Mr. Far- OPEN. AREA The Easter Bunny called in the Open Area the day before Good • . Friday , and deposited his load. ,The, children had fun .finding the eggs he had hidden for each one. —Tnhe afternoon a penny auction, with -different children acting as auctioneers, was a great success. The Grade 4 class are writing to, penpals in Paradise , Texas and were delighted when Mr. Collyer visited the school in his Winter Holidays, He had a pleas- ant chat with the children 'who .arl writing 'to us, and saw some of our pictures. . • Grades 1, 2, 3 are trying to convince the weather than that Spring is here by constructing beautiful hyacinths d.daffodilsaY and tulips to brighten our,class- room bulletin. boards. Grade 4 are going to the Sugar Bush at Anstett's. on Monday , April 10th. We hope it, is Warmer! BULLETIN BOARDS .A real eye-catcheathis week, is the attractive spring. bulletin' board in the main hall. Grades 1, 2 & 3 have shown us that, • ' Gibsons Honours With Presentation KINLOSS NEWS, Neighbours' and friends of Mr and. Mrs. Jas. Gibson surprised them Saturday evening. They were presented with a swag lamp and coffee table and best wishes 'from all, The Gibsons have sold their farm near South KinlosS Church and are moving later this spring to Highway 86 West. BUSINESS TRIP TO GERMANY Denver. Dickie is presently on a business trip for Dominion Road Machinery Co. Goderich to Ger- many. We were pleased to hear that Mrs: Geo., Lockhart was able to return from Witighani and District HOspital to their winter home in Ltic know . .The Arintial Meeting of Kair- shea Women's Institute will be held April 20 at 2 p.in. in the Kairihea Hall. Mn.S Ira Dickie • will be hostess. Home for Easter,„with their par- ents', Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton were Miss Betty Hamil- ton from Niagara Falls and. Donald Hamilton from Cochrane. William Dickie had an exhibit at the Festival Science Fair held in Stratford Central Secondary' School on Saturday. Audrey IvlacDoUgall of [llama- lea spent the last two weeks with her grandparentS Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall. Snow is again falling this morning , April 10. Maple Syrup -prod uction-laa-s--bee:n-A awdite-to 'the cold , snowy weatlic•:. Mrt its a of Bry Mi ngt ys ere re Ste Ssp Mis elp gin El fa los d l aw the spit mill la ple rap the yne mil Wed( onE tide ech if sc Pet , ily a ca Y V) Sara! Y WE 1161 b rs ba p tic ELMER UMBACH I, LUCKNOW simm,ainamaa'samaniar .A DISCOUNT PHARMACY PHONE 528-3004