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Klad MORAN
Ken Moran, son of Mr. and Mrs.
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Robert Parrish, R. R. 3 Goderich,
graduated on June 10th from the
be Vry Institute of Technology;
Toronto; as an Electronic Technic-ian,
Ken is now employed by Bell
Canada in Stratford.
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B4R13ARA STA.M.:pf
Jack and Linda Sticklend have
sold the Silver Lake General Store
at Kinloss to Bill and Annie
Smolenaars of the Niagara Falls
area, R. R. 1 Sherkton.
The change in ownership is
effective • the end of • June.
The Sticklend family have oper-
Wed the store at "Blackhorse"
, since purchasing it from Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Frook one year. ago.
The sale was completed by Bill
Adamson, local salesman for Don
Hoist Real Estate,
Silver Lake Store
Changes Hands
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TOMMY GILMORE
° $8.00 A Year In AdvanCe -- $2.00 Extra To U.S.A.
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.• WE.IiNESPAY, JUNE 0, 1976
On Dean's ist
Lucknow and area can be proud
of Tommy Gilmore, 9-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs, Art Gilmore of
Lucknow, who last weekend Won
the Juvenile •Boys' division, -ages .7
to, 10, at the Canadian Baton'
Twirling Championships. Tommy
just turned nine last week.
The competition was held at the
Thornhill Community Centre on
• Saturday and Sunday and attracted
entries from all across Canada.
' Tommy"also won second place in
the boys' open solo class, being
defeated' by a 20-year-Old resident
of the, Kitchener area.
This is. Tom's second year in
Bowling Skills
Wins Trip South
Mrs. Jim (Margaret) Wilson of
Lucknow has won a trip to' the
Bahamas as a result of her bowling
skill in a recent tournament.
Sixty-eight centres in Western
Ontario had, representative's at a.
London tournament June 12, the
Dairy Queen bowler of the week
tournament. Margaret represent-
ed the Lucky Wood 'Lanes in
Lucknow. •
By virtue of her 848 triple, she
won the trip south, to be taken next
January.
Recent Graduate
Tony McQuail, a resident of
West Wawanosh Township in the
St. Helens area, recently graduated
from the University of Waterloo:
with the • degree of Bachelor of
Environmental Studies, Honours
Map-Environment Studies.
Following completion of his
grade 13 at Goderich District
Collegiate Institute, Tony began
four years at university, with the
third Year being spent in courses,in
Agricultural and Horticulture at
Guelph.
First Summerfest
Is Fine Success
The first Kinsmen-Kinette Sum-
merfest held last weekend proved
to be a success for the sponsors.
'On Friday night, Monti Carlo
Night and Bingo were held in the
arena. A. beer garden was also
operated on 'Friday night, Saturday
afternoon and night.
A horseshow operated from
12.30 p.m. throughout Saturday
• afternoon, featuring both western
and English classes.
A steak barbecue from 5 to 7
p.m. featured some fine cooking by
local Kinsmen and other volunteers
who battled a rain storm, but
nevertheless • came up with a fine
meal for about 300 people.
A ,senior citizens card party, was
held at the Legion flail on Saturday
night.
'The dance in the arena to music •
The Harbourlites attracted a, full
house on Saturday evening. ,
The Rothman's special events
caravan ' provided an excellent
sound system and an outlet for
cigarette sales in the arena, the
profits •from which stay with the
Kinsmen.,
• The Summerfest,•took weeks of
planning and many hours in the
setting up, and cleanup operation.
• On Sunday evening, the Kins-
men will play the CKNX Tryhards
in a game of Donkey Baseball. Join
in the fun. Proceeds for community
service work.
baton twirling, being a student of
Patti Robertson of Wingham. For
the last few' weeks he has been
`training daily, his parents picking
him up after school at St, Joseph's,
School,- Xingsbridge and driving
him to Wingham for his lessons...
Tommy had earlier won bronze
medals in drum and majorettes at a
Wingham competition, as well as
the travel award at Wingham.
Patti Roberton's group of 6 girls,
doing precision work, won first in
the team competition' for Canada at
the weekend event. The team is
known as the Canadettes.
Barbara Lynn Stanley, daughter
of Ray and Helen," Stanley of
Kinloss, received her diploma from
the Social Sciences• and Humanities
Division ' of Fanshawe College in
Recreation. Leadership.
The graduation ceremony' in
London on Friday, June 18 was
attended by her family.
Barb •is presently employed with
the • Ministry of Culture and
Recreation as a Regional Co-ordin-
ator for the counties of Bruce,
Grey,• Huron and Perth.
LOCNIBRIEFis
Mr. and Mrs.' Allan Johnson of
Lucknow, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Ferguson of Wiarton,
returned last week from a four
week holiday in England, Scotland
and Ireland.
Pearl Jamieson recently returned
to her home in Wiarton after
spending 71/2 weeks in •University
Hospital 'in London following
surgery.:
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Coyne
have rented the apartment in the
Ashton Block recently • vacated hy
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Sauve who are
now living at Blythe Mr. and Mrs.
Coyne were residing •at Tiverton.
Jack and Audrey MacDonald of
•Lucknow. returned Monday from • a
three week vacation in England,
Wales and Scotland. They 'made
the trip over by ship, sailing from.
New York 'and returning by plane
on Monday. Because , of the
Canadian air strike, they flew to
Detroit, and were busSed to Toronto
by ,the airline.
Blind Since Birk.
Opens Musit
Centre At Ripley
Barry Pollock of Ripley has
opened A music centre in that town.,
Barry, who is 22, is, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Pollock of
Ripley.
Blind since birth, he attended
the School for' the Blind at
Brantford where • he 'completed
grade 12. He took his grade 13 at
Ripley High School.
After working at home fora time,
he spent the last year at Heintzman
in Hanover following the trade of
piano tuning .which he learned at
Brantford.
Barry has a good ear for music
and his friends wish him the• best in
his new musical business.
Ordained At
Recent Service
Richard Earl Sand was ordained
a minister in the Presbyterian
Church of Canada at a ' recent
service on Sunday, June 20th.
Rev. Sand served the chargei of
Knox Presbyterian Church in
Ripley and Ashfield Presbyterian
Church for the past two years while
a student. He is a graduate of the
University of 'Guelph and of Knox
College, Toronto where he, trained
for the ministry. He was born at
Sault Ste.• Marie but Thornhill has
been his home 'for the past twenty
years.
Rev. Sand will take up duties in
September at Flin Flon, Manitoba
under the Board of World Mission,
The Lucknow and District Horti-
cultural Society have once more
completed several flower beds and
planters around the town.
This year the society had Claude
Guay, local stone mason, erect new
permanent planters at the East and
West entrances to the village on
highway $6. These planters are
made of angel stone and will
certainly improve the entrance to
the village. The . new medical
centre was also beautified with
shrubs, geraniums and marigolds.
KATHLEEN HOGAN
Kathleen Hogan, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Howard of R. R.
7. Lucknow, received her Honours
Bachelor of Arts degree in English
on' Wednesday, June 9 from the
University of Western Ontario.
Graduation exercises were held
in Alumni Hall, University of
Western Ontario. Kathleen was
named to the Dean's-Honours List,
upon graduation.
Open Business
A new business will open next
week in Lucknow in the Johnstone
Block.
Lucknow Cut and Curl Beauty
Salon will be operated by Mrs.
Ronald (Delores) Cross of the
Holyrood-Kinlough area. Mr. and
Mrs., d ciross and two children
Lindell,. 10 and -Michelle, 2 reside
on the former Perry Hodgins farm.
They came :to this area ' from
Toronto 3 years ago. Mr. Cross is
employed at Mouglas Point.
Many boxes of marigolds were
planted in front of the factory and
with the weather very dry, water-
ing had, to be done.
The flower bed committee
spends many hours planting these
beds and were very disappointed to
find someone had pulled' •a large
number of plants, in front of the
factory, and had piled them in the
cornet to die.
Signs outlining the different
service clubs are to be erected at
the outskirts of the village in the
near future. .
klorticultural Society f recta New Stone
Planters At Highway 86 Village Limits