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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-07-24, Page 3NESDA 24, 1 i Kroft Uqa DREZINGS ITALIAN — 1.000 ISLAND 8 C FI.Oz.4 Boase KRAFT CH FEZ \ 1. Z W ..97'. Jar FANCY QUALITY — HEINZ TOMATO" Ju I C E 48 p FI. Oz, C ' Tin COOKED IN TOMATO SAUCE BRi�Fu« SPAGNETTI ...1.9 14' C F1. Oz. Tin FEATURE! — EVAPORATED 16 -Oz. Tin BROKEN - FOR.SALADS 411k 28c D1- JEANS FEATURE! =ASSORTED VARIETIES 12 F1. Oz. Jar SHRIMP b C ( glh� ' pC .ROSE. RELISHES. 41 /4 -Oz FEATURE! — SUNSPUN BRANDTin 11 -Oz. Jar 6• C. reamer SALAD DRESSING MIRACLE FEATURE! - SPLENDOR 2 -Lb. Bag MACARONI.or c WHIP Spaghetti 516 F.. oz. C BEST BUYI 25 to Package Jar 7, -A Fo' D'.od Storage BAGS,'65. W ESTON FEATURE! — RED & WHITE 16 -Oz. Jar. 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Kathy attended the marriage of Mr• and Mrs. • Paul Fisher at Grace. es Anderson of Lucknow United Church, Dunnville on ome from Univ- July '20th. • Mrs. Fisher was the ospital, London, where former Mary Jane Teeft, daugh- apatient for•almost two •ter.of Mr, and Mrs. Roy A. Wm, (Eileen) Cummings Sound , Harvey Hall and slanis and Jillian and ltowshi of East Detroit , nwere reunion visitors umother Mrs, J. H. Hall ow, oul of Lucknow is spend - nth with his aunt and f, and Mrs. G. W. Be naimo, B. � Bill went fain and will return •f"l atteiided the Nixon hRdae 12th co, July 21st concession Ash- tic grounds, Teeft. Mary Jane's mother was the former Jean Culbert of Luck- now. Mrs. Wellington Webster and 'Jim WebsterofAmberley are leav• ing Saturday by bus for Saskatche-' wan and Alberta for a three week holiday, where they will visit with her sister Mrs. Stanley Mac- Kay in Edmonton, who she hasn't seen fpr'thirty years and'a sister in Saskatchewan ,Mrs. Mich- ael Krowchuk, who visited here five years ago. They will also visit other relatives and friends. Cecil Webster is spending the holidays in Akron, Ohio, with Mr. and Mrs. Atlee -Wise where he is working at the Village Drive Through. Mr. and Mrs. Rae Myers, Janet. and Gordon of Ottawa , Mr, and Mrs. Dave Vroullette of Kingston and Mr. and Mrs. George Mac- Gregor of.Copetown visited with Mrs. Neil J. MacKenzie, Luck - now, over the week end and attended the MacKenzie reunion on Saturday, July 20th. YBIRTHS. HALDENBY - to Mr. and Mrs. Barry Haldenby of R. R, 1 Holy - rood, nee Sandra Humphrey, on Thursday, July 18th, in Wingham and,District Hospital, a daughter. Mc NEE - to Mr. and Mrs. Eric McNee of R, R. 6 Goderich on Sunday, July 21st, 1974 in Wing - ham and District Hospital, a sora. memory of Mrs.. Pharis Mathers. gals 10-12, Heather Hackett; who make such affairs "really The. annual Hackett Reunion games and races, while some sat and Mrs, Ted McCullough g o, 0hiofwere recent Scott Coll er of Oran eville-and Y g move", Thanks Don - we really like to was held at Ashfield Park on Sun- day, July 14th, with dinner at and visited. Supper was served at PP 5 o'clock and good-byes were g Y vis- nth his aunt Mrs. Clarence Chris Coll er_of Meaford have _ Y been holiday in with their rand- . Y g keep up with news through the Sentinel, 12.30. During the afternoon a ,said for another year. uclmow,. g parents Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Col- Best wishes to all." . total of,63 registered: ' money, Anna Mae Hunter. . lyer, Lucknow. .The election•of.officcrs for 1975.- Following a bountiful dinner the SPORTS. RESULTS Morrison of Little Current, er; Secretary, Doris Johnston; Harvey„and Sheila Hall, m president Chester Hackett welco- Pre school, Scott Hackett, Ma - linlsland, formerly of Greg and Ian,—Hackett•. Paul and East Detroit. ed everyone present. • The minut” es were read and adopted. A donna Bradley;girls 6-9, Jennifer ,isapatient in St. Jos- • James.Culbert, Mr. and . o „ o minute of silence was held in Drennan, Brenda Hackett; boys 6-g Kevin Hackett Paul Hackett �spual in Sudbury where Mrs. Gordon Brooks,. Ruth and undetgo surgery. Kathy attended the marriage of Mr• and Mrs. • Paul Fisher at Grace. es Anderson of Lucknow United Church, Dunnville on ome from Univ- July '20th. • Mrs. Fisher was the ospital, London, where former Mary Jane Teeft, daugh- apatient for•almost two •ter.of Mr, and Mrs. Roy A. Wm, (Eileen) Cummings Sound , Harvey Hall and slanis and Jillian and ltowshi of East Detroit , nwere reunion visitors umother Mrs, J. H. Hall ow, oul of Lucknow is spend - nth with his aunt and f, and Mrs. G. W. Be naimo, B. � Bill went fain and will return •f"l atteiided the Nixon hRdae 12th co, July 21st concession Ash- tic grounds, Teeft. Mary Jane's mother was the former Jean Culbert of Luck- now. Mrs. Wellington Webster and 'Jim WebsterofAmberley are leav• ing Saturday by bus for Saskatche-' wan and Alberta for a three week holiday, where they will visit with her sister Mrs. Stanley Mac- Kay in Edmonton, who she hasn't seen fpr'thirty years and'a sister in Saskatchewan ,Mrs. Mich- ael Krowchuk, who visited here five years ago. They will also visit other relatives and friends. Cecil Webster is spending the holidays in Akron, Ohio, with Mr. and Mrs. Atlee -Wise where he is working at the Village Drive Through. Mr. and Mrs. Rae Myers, Janet. and Gordon of Ottawa , Mr, and Mrs. Dave Vroullette of Kingston and Mr. and Mrs. George Mac- Gregor of.Copetown visited with Mrs. Neil J. MacKenzie, Luck - now, over the week end and attended the MacKenzie reunion on Saturday, July 20th. YBIRTHS. HALDENBY - to Mr. and Mrs. Barry Haldenby of R. R, 1 Holy - rood, nee Sandra Humphrey, on Thursday, July 18th, in Wingham and,District Hospital, a daughter. Mc NEE - to Mr. and Mrs. Eric McNee of R, R. 6 Goderich on Sunday, July 21st, 1974 in Wing - ham and District Hospital, a sora. memory of Mrs.. Pharis Mathers. gals 10-12, Heather Hackett; The following prizes were won. Michelle Bradley and Lori Hackett, .Lucky plate , Elise Lindsay; Oldest tied;. boys 10-12, Greg Hackett, Ian man, Tom Hackett.Sr.; Oldest Hackett; girls 13 and over, Movita Woman, Mrs. Elhiott Johnston; lkadley, Joan Hackett; boys 13 and , Youngest mei»ber, Madonna Brad- over; Jamie Hackett, ley; Person with most colors showing, Ida Taylor; Personwith Paul Zinn; girls kick the slipper, most grandchildren present, Tom Heather Hackett, Julie Johnston; boys kick the slipper, Greg Hack- ett, Jamie and Ian Hackett' tied; money, Anna Mae Hunter. . Ladids kick the slipper, Doris .The election•of.officcrs for 1975.- Johnston, Beryl Hunter; girls 76 followed: President, Bill bunt- wheelbarrow race, Lori and Heath- er; Secretary, Doris Johnston; er Hackett, Movita and Michelle Lunch committee, Ella and Alex ' Bradley; boys wheelbarrow race , Hackett, Marge and Ron Greg and Ian,—Hackett•. Paul and Treleaven; Sports committee,'. Shaun Drennan; girls three-legged Lorraine and Mel Stewart, Betty race, Brenda Hackett and Jenni- and Jack Ackert. Ida Taylor fer Drennan, Lori and Heather moved a vote of thanks to the re- Vackett; boys three-legged race, tiring committees. Jamie and Greg Hackett, Paul and It was moved and seconded that Shaun Drennan; couples cardboard the picnic be held the second Suri- relay, Anna Mae Hunter and Greg Jay in July next year. A short Hackett team won; balloon relay, Program followed with a reading Mel Stewart's team, Anna We by Helen Hackett, Whols a Good Hunter's team; peanut scramble Sport. Paul, Shaun and Jennifer followed for girls and boys; E M