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PAGE TWELVE. THE LUCKNOW SE NTINEL, LUCKNOW,, OirrARIO
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2nd,. 1973 •
MODERN DANCING
WHITECHURCH
Judy Jamieson and' Frank
Jamieson holidayed last week
with Toronto relatives and friends.
Simon de Doer of Toronto and
Henry Wybenga of Bowmanville
spent the week end with Mr. ad
and Mrs. Peter de Boer and fam-
ily of Langside.
Week end visitors with Mrs.
Inglis and family were Mr. and
Mrs.. Mac Inglis of Highgate and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Inglis and
family who all attended the wed-
ding of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith
(nee Carolyn Adams) at the Unit-
ed Church Saturday afternoon
at 4p.m. with Mr. Karl De
eijer and Rev. Clarence Mc -
enaghan officiating.,
s. Ken Hoffman and Sharon
of oronto and Mr: and Mrs. '
Raymond Adams of Kitchener
were visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Adams and attended the
wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill' Caslick of
Culross arrived home on Wednes-
day last from their western tour.
We are sorry to repor(that
Mrs. Mary Chapman Sr. fell on
Thursday and had to be taken
to Wingham Hospital for x-rays.
Alma, Conti of Toronto , Irene
de-Boer of-Stratford-, Joann-Iid-7---
law of Goderich and Charles
Thompson of Walkerton,spent the
week end at 'their homes.
Mr. and 'Mrs.. Douglas Conley'
and Jason of Wingham were, Sun-
d a-y -afternoon---v-isitors -with=ther_
parents Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coultes
arrived home on Wednesday after
a western tour which included
Calgary They his
sister Mrs. Charles Kassa, and Mr.
Kassa of Calgary and with hit.
and Mrs. Kenneth Ross at North
Battleford. •
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al the Variety Night Concert in
Ripley on July 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hughes of
Oliver, B.C. and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Fowler of Kitchener are visit-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Boyle and•family.
Mrs. Stan Milehan off George-
town spent a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Don McCosh.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Hakienby
of T oronto are spending the week
with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thomp-
son.
A few people from this area got
the Ripley. Lions Club at a beef
Bar -B-Que held at the Ripley
Agricultural Grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Patterson of
Terrace, B.C. spent the week
with Mr. and Mrs. Burton Collins.
Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Scott of Arkona and Mr.
Ken Bell of London. Dropping
in for' a that with the Stan Patter-
sons were Mrs. Gordon_ Stanley,
Mi. and Mrs.. Harvey Cassidy,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Mackay and
Mrs. Gordon Patterson.
Norm Dunsmoor and Allister'
Mackay supplied a lot s of toe
tapping' music when local well
wishers came Out to celebrate the
25th anniversary of the _Purple.
Grove Women's Institute on Sat-
urday night. It was indeed an
evening as the younger ones
"kicked up their heels" and the
more sensible sat back and watch-
ed. 'Mrs. Deanna Scott and
Mrs. Harvey Thornpson Were in
charge of the lunch and arranged
an appetite appealing _
smorgasbord. It wasa lovely
evening, and all wish the Insti-
tute many more anniversaries to
come.
Mrs. Marjorie Thompson, Mrs..
Marilyn Reid, Mrs. Deanna Scott ,
Mts. Anne Collins, Mrs. Kathryn
Collins, Mrs. Anne McCosh, Mrs.
,A $198,000 'renovation job to a
former,Clinton factory will be <a
underway immediately to provide
accommodation for the Huron,
County Board of Education. A
contract has been awarded to
James Hayman Construction Ltd.
of London to carry out the work
on the one storey concrete struc-
ture.
—This will be the first-rime
since the inauguration of the
17.oard in 1969 that the administra-
tive offices, now in the former
ritlisei"-Teiidence of Clinton Hos-
pital, and the offices of the stud-
ent services personnel and the
board room, both at Central Hur-
nn Secondary School, will be and•
er oneroof. Work is expected to
be completed before November
1st.
Irene Boyle and. Bonnie, Mrs.
June Elliott and Joyce,, Mrs.
ma Sutton, Mrs. Gladys Arnold
and Mrs. Betty Needham attended
the Shakespearian Festival Theat-
re on Monday July 24 .to view
"She Stoops to Conquer", a play
by Goldsmith.
out, on un.a ay oreamg-to sup
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CROWN LYNN
Cup
and Saucer
SPECIAL SALE-PRICE
Reg. $1 .60 79c
LUCKNOW
Royal Albert
Place Setting
LAVENDER ROSE PATTERN
25% OFF -
JREG. $1435
Sale Price $11.10
SEPOY DAYS rsiumaicisiiii
CHM S Jewellery and China
OWNERS — W. JOS..and DEAN E. AGNEW
THEM OVER
25% OFF
REG. PUS
Sale Price $16.47
mmmmmmmm
CORNFLOWER
TIDBIT TRAYS
Reg. $1.99
SALE PRICE $1.69
WE ALSO
HAVE MANY
Crown Yon
20 pc. sets
EDGEMONT PATTERN ..