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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-07-24, Page 9pNspA.X, JULY 24, 1974 UNGANNON Ivlrs. Hank Kragt from oft .C,o ninW , who ar.e •staying other Mrs. Symon de t,,luckn0W and visiting �s and,relatives in the area, �mpanied her sister, Mr. . and dirk Logtenberg to Toronto t pn Friday t0 .meet the frother� Mr. and P. ,6 i.de Boer and son Paul, who Fed'from Holland for a three kvbit in'Canada, Tt is the atje in .20 years the der sisters and brothers have Mosel: er, and Mrs. Karl Smith and ily'from Windsor', visitedarentsn leek end with their p ;aids, Marvin Smith. bra and Lisa remained and are d!ng a couple of. weeks with ,,:•. THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, •LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE NINIR Their grandparents'. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Thompson returned from vacation at their cottage at Kincardine. Visitors. with Mrs. Minnie Jones and Mel were ,Mr. and Mrs'. Mel Bell of Goderich and .their son and family, Mr. and Mrs, Norman Bell and daughter of Thunder Bay Ontario, David McDiarmid, 7 year old son of Mr, and. Mrs. Allan Mc- Diarmid" of Midland, has been holidaying with grandparents Mr. and Mrs, Dave McDiarmid, Mr. and Mrs. Graham McNee, Eric McNee and Brenda, Mrs. Mary Bere and Jamie attended a family picnic held at Brookside School on Sunday for descendants attendance and all enjoyed the bountiful lunch, races, games and social time. Mrs. Ken Bell '(nee Gertrude Worthy) of Goderich won a prize for having the most nieces and nephews in attendance. Mrs. Bell is the daughter and only surviving member of the family of Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Worthy, Mr, and Mrs. Eric McNee are the proud parents of a son, Craig Wayne, born,July 21., a brother 'for Brenda, Congratulations! . Peter Belstra , formerly, of God - erich, father of .Mrs, Larry Pent- . land, has moved intoe a mobile `home owned by'Mr, and Mrs. Jack McGee on th e east end of Joseph of the late Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Street. -We welcome. `Mr; Belstra Worth formerl of Ri le area to the -11 Quebec S lvie La Fevre who is I Y P 7 About 45 of the Clan were in . T age.., Mr. and Mrs. Allan McNee, y 9 staying with the Ridgeway family sons Edward and Paul are holiday -,at Mount. Forest. ES., JULY 24 TO 30 Adult Entertainment ing at -their cottage at Cedar Ricky Pearce of London is spend - ^ Grove Beach and attended the is - P in two weeks with his rand - g g nic at Brookside School on Sun- father, Mr, Frank Pentland. A day. The Eed families of this area Where were you Jn. 62 ry attended the Eedy-Yundt family Mr, and Mrs. Don Glenn; picnic in Stratford on Sunday, A O "-; Frank and John of Richmond Hill, Mrs. Paul Henderson and girls e:. Larry Pocock of 'Wiarton and visited with Mr, and 'Mr s. Harvey Wayne Thompson of . Wingham Alton on the week end., Marsha visited fora few days with Mri, Alton returned to Toronto with and. Mrs, Gerrie Glenn and family, them for holidays. Last Sunday visitors were Mr, and Mrs. Ed Neale of Richmond Hill. ,! Mrs. Ken. Bell of.'Goderich and Mrs. Roy Pinder (nee Elva Worthy)•. of Ottawa visited Mr, and MrsBI r1111 •/N IE Graham McNee on Thur An e - ALUCA5FILMLTD. CnPPGLACEJProduction • 5 y Ven AiINIV1:17WPICTURE •TECHNICOLOR' ing, CLINTON - ONTARIO E 'PLUS WED.,jilURS.,. FRI., SAT. — PLUS — and Mrs, Ross McNee. III Would t62 e Mr. Russell' Johnston returned ::,,;�:'"fit an army Collow home after a week in the hospital. - ' Mme` to get the mob L FS 0000 He is still under doctor' -s care - out of Harlem. and must be very careful. THIS 1'S IAN Y On Tuesday Mrs. Olive Blake, t THE ARMY! IIfMINGS and Mrs. Mary Bere called on ► THIS IS ..f��. i`1rs. Alice Scott and her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Shackleton at GORDON'S 1,.. WAR! Belgrave. Mrs. Shackleton was 31 years old oti Thursday. Other m (SAl11MAN .allers were Nit. and Mts. Bert IICaOR' y Alton, Lucknow,#Nlrs. Percy 7 Graham, Lucknow, and her daugh- ter , %Irs. Stonehouse, of Guelph. .o- f1..,<1 ltliss Pearl Caldwell has an usual coleus plant which is grow- 1W I I in ods. Also, speaking of �+* PAULWINFIELD plants, Mrs. Lillian Mac Donald's ,.. �� potatoes have little rou'nd balls p s on them apparently because they,fl•+!R *••• belong to nightshade plant family. " '' ''r' Merle and Sheila Gunby enter- COMING NEXT WED., THURS., .FRI., 6 SAT, tained on Sunday with %lr, and DOLPHINY "F •Mrs, David L1arCin, Stratfori3, THE DATILE qtr, and %trs. Jolin ludgeway, GEOmGE C. SCOTT ''Mount Forest, "Irs. Wendy f farticy i PLUS and '•irs. Flainc Ilart!c� fora r`J)rj ] lty.h'i�iE`�1I NK3r1Vame'„ ffamily picnic, llso E)re-scla �,as ►r*>r 1XIng,I `' ;F a f retia: 1`xchange student from �1 0 - r 'IIOX OFFICE OPEN' 8 P M' SHOW STARTS 8 30• P M Adult Entertainment — PLUS — and Mrs, Ross McNee. III Would t62 e Mr. Russell' Johnston returned ::,,;�:'"fit an army Collow home after a week in the hospital. - ' Mme` to get the mob L FS 0000 He is still under doctor' -s care - out of Harlem. and must be very careful. THIS 1'S IAN Y On Tuesday Mrs. Olive Blake, t THE ARMY! IIfMINGS and Mrs. Mary Bere called on ► THIS IS ..f��. i`1rs. Alice Scott and her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Shackleton at GORDON'S 1,.. WAR! Belgrave. Mrs. Shackleton was 31 years old oti Thursday. Other m (SAl11MAN .allers were Nit. and Mts. Bert IICaOR' y Alton, Lucknow,#Nlrs. Percy 7 Graham, Lucknow, and her daugh- ter , %Irs. Stonehouse, of Guelph. .o- f1..,<1 ltliss Pearl Caldwell has an usual coleus plant which is grow- 1W I I in ods. Also, speaking of �+* PAULWINFIELD plants, Mrs. Lillian Mac Donald's ,.. �� potatoes have little rou'nd balls p s on them apparently because they,fl•+!R *••• belong to nightshade plant family. " '' ''r' Merle and Sheila Gunby enter- COMING NEXT WED., THURS., .FRI., 6 SAT, tained on Sunday with %lr, and DOLPHINY "F •Mrs, David L1arCin, Stratfori3, THE DATILE qtr, and %trs. Jolin ludgeway, GEOmGE C. SCOTT ''Mount Forest, "Irs. Wendy f farticy i PLUS and '•irs. Flainc Ilart!c� fora r`J)rj ] lty.h'i�iE`�1I NK3r1Vame'„ ffamily picnic, llso E)re-scla �,as ►r*>r 1XIng,I `' ;F a f retia: 1`xchange student from �1 0 r 'IIOX OFFICE OPEN' 8 P M' SHOW STARTS 8 30• P M Adult Entertainment Mr, and Mrs. Aubrey .Higgins had. a barbecue supper on Wednes- day to welcome visitors from Cal- WED. - THURS. - FRI. - SAT. July 24 - 25- 26 '- 27 REDFORD ` KATHARINE ROSS gary, , .Mrs. Lucille Mitchell, AIt the love o d oil the tovghier BLAKE - SUSAN CLARK Donna Lynn, Jim and Shaine ' Streisand and Redford or the 6roodwgy hill LL THEM WILLIE BOY Chisholm. Mr, and Mrs. Leonard are irresistible together!" SEph,RD DRE N 4ERE" Chisholm and family also attend- C,.._,, N<w 1 1HE LONG-�LIN .,A UNIVERSAL PICTURE ed -the gathering.. n _r COMEDY HIT, , JULY 31, AUGUST 1,2,3 Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth, Cam P-.. ; I.. fix- `KEEN , bell of Cransford opened their'` . home '.for a family reunion of Campbells., Croziers and Harri-Lee 9 sons on Sunday, July 21. 1 I was I 1 also a belated birthday celebra - Marvin tion for Mr, W. Albert Campbell, . STREIS�lYD 'The who was. 90 in. March. There I A REDFORD Adult were about65 in attendance with Spikes guests present from Ancaster ' TOGETHER Entertoinment I Fingal, Elmvale and Mount For- A FRANKOVICH � 1•+ THE �4 Gan• est. Mr. Huntley Gordon of Lon- WAY c�>r�ts �. don, son of the late Dr. Gordon, WE formerly of Lucknow, was the [ Uv GrK oldest visitor. WERE l'Ilmann : lieh a� •: Mrs. Allan McNee, Edward LGruff ifuk �± ,.. Albeit ; Barnes. arld Paul called on Mrs. Cecil" Adult Entertainment rNNA.1 P - `� Blake, Mrs. Minnie Jones 'a^nd IL.. PG Mel, Mrs. Mary Bere and family SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY during the week. On Thursday July 28 - 29 - 30 . United Mrs. Graham McNee accompanied _ They .said them to Huronview to visit Mr. ;,.� k — PLUS — and Mrs, Ross McNee. III Would t62 e Mr. Russell' Johnston returned ::,,;�:'"fit an army Collow home after a week in the hospital. - ' Mme` to get the mob L FS 0000 He is still under doctor' -s care - out of Harlem. and must be very careful. THIS 1'S IAN Y On Tuesday Mrs. Olive Blake, t THE ARMY! IIfMINGS and Mrs. Mary Bere called on ► THIS IS ..f��. i`1rs. Alice Scott and her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Shackleton at GORDON'S 1,.. WAR! Belgrave. Mrs. Shackleton was 31 years old oti Thursday. Other m (SAl11MAN .allers were Nit. and Mts. Bert IICaOR' y Alton, Lucknow,#Nlrs. Percy 7 Graham, Lucknow, and her daugh- ter , %Irs. Stonehouse, of Guelph. .o- f1..,<1 ltliss Pearl Caldwell has an usual coleus plant which is grow- 1W I I in ods. Also, speaking of �+* PAULWINFIELD plants, Mrs. Lillian Mac Donald's ,.. �� potatoes have little rou'nd balls p s on them apparently because they,fl•+!R *••• belong to nightshade plant family. " '' ''r' Merle and Sheila Gunby enter- COMING NEXT WED., THURS., .FRI., 6 SAT, tained on Sunday with %lr, and DOLPHINY "F •Mrs, David L1arCin, Stratfori3, THE DATILE qtr, and %trs. Jolin ludgeway, GEOmGE C. SCOTT ''Mount Forest, "Irs. Wendy f farticy i PLUS and '•irs. Flainc Ilart!c� fora r`J)rj ] lty.h'i�iE`�1I NK3r1Vame'„ ffamily picnic, llso E)re-scla �,as ►r*>r 1XIng,I `' ;F a f retia: 1`xchange student from �1 0