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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-07-07, Page 12Would You Believe by RENA EGYPT WAS NOT THE ONLY ANCIENT LAND TO BUILD. PYRAMIDS... Yes; even larger pyramids than those in Egypt have ,been found in China, Mex- ico and the United States, . . that we're continually, building something of our own; a bigger arid bigger reputation for low price and customer, satisfaction, NI)I( 11..1 ..‘1) F'1,()If Et? .s11,01 )1'1' :w6 Josephine Sweet 1i4 inghain 357.2013 7,000 MILES , • . PAGE TWELVE THE INCICNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,.ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1976 Parish Picnic For Steffler Family IUNGSBRIDGE NEWS PETTER:-1110ES.H. ILU6(N°W LORNE REID PHONE 528.2011 SHOE REPAIR - LAWN MOWER 'BLADE SHARPENING SUMMER "FLING Walter Ostaneli's Band Friday, July 9th Lucknow Arena . Sponsored By Lucknow Agricultural Society SOFTBALL GAME Lucknow Leo Club vs • Wingharn Sportsmen Sunday, July 11 at 2 p.m. Lucknow Ball. Park The• ahnual , Parish Picnic and a farewell and send off party for Mr, and Mrs. Clem Steffler and family' was •held, at the Ashfield' Park on Sunday afternoon, July 4, Mr. Steffler, retiring school principal; will take up, duties in Western Canada. Father Ed. Dentinger was the 'chairman for a short program.,, Presentations were made by Pat- tick Frayne on behalf of the Parish of Kingsbridge; Kathy O'Keefe on behalf of the KingSbridge Youth Club; Mrs. Clarence Doherty on behalf of the Kingsbridge Catholic Women's League; Brother Carl and • father. Dentinger, and families in the community. " Mr. Steffler thanked everyone on behalf of his wife and family. Following the presentations games, of horsesho- es; baseball, volleyball, shoe find- ing and egg throwing contest and races were enjoyed by the young and those who,. wished, they were younger. Gifts of free ice cream and gum and candies were given to all the children with special prizes given.to those winning the different contests. A' picnic lunch was enjoyed 'with hamburgers, toffee, soft drinks and ice cream available for cost price. CANADA DAY MASS St. Joseph :s Parish Church at Kingsbridge was packed on Sun- day, *July 4 for a Canada Day Memorial Mass. Reverend Father • Lang, Assistant Provincial Super visor, assisted the Reverend Father Ed. Dentinger, C,R*. ' Following Mass 'a cemetery service was held and wreaths were laid in memory of former parishoners and staunch pioneers. • • Mr. and Mrs. Eugene O'Keefe, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Keefe Jr. and family of Hamilton spent the weekend at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Keefe and family. Jim Sinnett , of the Paul H. Townsend, Aplena, Michigan ar- rived home last week to spend vacation with his family. He and his family were guests at the wedding of Brenda MacLennan to' Cameron Cook on Saturday, July 3. Miss Donna Woolley and friend Dan Duggan of. Malton spent the weekend with the former's grand- mother, Mrs. Marie Austin. A Variety Night program is being planned to be held in St. Joseph's Parish Hall, Kingsbridge on Sun- -day evening, July 25 beginning at 8.30, p.m. FATHER PASSES IN HOLLAND Bill VanSchip left •for Holland on Tuesday, June 29 after learning of his father's illness. His father, Mr. -John VanSchip of Holland passed away on Wednesday, June 30 in his 78th year. The 'funeral Mass and burial was celebrated in Holland on ,Saturday, July 3. Sympathy of the community is offered 'to Bill and to his sister, Stephanie, Mrs, Tony Miltenbu'rg, Mr. Miltenhurg and family. • ' GRADUATE NURSE Congratulations to Miss Betty Hendriks, daughter of Mr. ,and Mrs, Martin Hendriks, whO gradu- ,ated from the Owen &kind School of Nursing on Saturday, June 26. Ceremonies ' were held at the Division Street United Church, Owen &mind and 'Caps and Pins presented to the graduates. • Supper was served at the Holiday Inn followed by a dance at the Owen Sound arena. Congratulations to Brenda Mac- Lennan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bayne MacLennan, and Cameron Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Cook, Ripley who were married On Saturday, July 3 at the Ashfield Presbyterian Church at 3 p.m. ,The dinner and reception folloWed at the Saltford Valley Hall. A large crowd attended. 'Mr., and Mrs. Cameron "Cook will make their horne on ' the 12th concession of Ashfield Township. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Steffler and family were guests at a dinner . party held in their honour at the home of Mrs. Bernardine Kinney on Tuesday, June 29. Approxim- ately 25 guests attended. Follow- ing dinner everyone joined in an' old fashioned sing ,song with Mrs. Mary Clare at the piano: Several farmers from. this area went by bus on Wednesday, June 30 to Parliament' Hill, Ottawa ;where they were joined by approx- imately 1,000 dairy farmers in protest of the Industrial Milk Policy. In January 1975 farmers were told to increase production and by September 1975, after offering incentive programs to do this, subsidies were cut by 40%. In May, 1976 the quota was cut 15% and all over2quota production was , penalized by $8.60 per hundred. The farmers left Lucknow at 3 a.m. on Wednesday morning and re- turned at approximately 3 a.m, 24 hour's later. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hogan on the birth , of a baby boy, Collin Scott Hogan on. Tuesday, June 22 in Victoria Hospital, London! A relative and' 'neighbourhood shower was held for Miss Joanne Hendriks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hendriks on Saturday. evening, July 3 in the Brookside School. Joanne's wedding 'to. Ron Menary takes place at. St..JoSeph's. Church, Kingsbridge on Friday evening, August 6. . Several from this area attended the Trousseau Tea held, for Miss Nancy Anderson, teacher at St. Joseph's. School, Kingsbridge, at the home of her parents Mr., and Mrs. Oliver Anderson in Auburn on • Saturday, July' 3.. 120 guests signed the register and were shown the bride's trousseau, wedding and shower gifts. Tea was served. Nancy's wedding to Greg Park, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Richard Park, Dungannon takes place on Satur- day, July 10. • • AWARD WINNER Congratulations to Miss Flora Simpson, daughter of Mrs. Lillian Simpson of Kintail who was the winner of the Goderich Lion's 'Club Award presented 'to a student attending the Goderich District Collegiate Institute who has stud- ied successfully a year 5 subject in Canadian Studies. Congratulations to Ross and Elaine Errington 'who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Saturday, July 3, with a dance and, luncheon held at the Lucknow arena. A large crowd attended and dancing was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moran and. Mr. and Mrs. .Chester MacDonald of Goderich left on Wednesday, June 30 for a vacation in the Western Provinces. Several from this area attended the trousseau tea held for Wilma Hackett at the , home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hackett, R. R. 7 Lucknow. Wilma's marriage to Greg,. Blake will take place on Saturday, July 10. , ' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Austin of Toronto visited at the home of Mrs. 'Marie Austin during the past week. Several from this area attended the Very Successful Garage Sale held at Port Albert on Saturday, July 3. k Garage Sale is being planned to be held in the Kingsbridge Parish. Hall on Satur- 'day, August 7. Pupils registered for the July Swimming Instructions at the 'Lucknow Pool were picked 'up by bus this year. .The pick , up at Kingsbridge is made at 8,20 a.m. on Monday -to Friday with drop off at approximately 12 noon'.. Mrs. Shirley Ross of Kitchener• spent the weekend, at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Marie Austin. Mrs. .Joseph Garvey of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs, Michael Garvey and family of Clarkson spent the weekend at their summer home, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Murray, Royal Oak, Michigan, and Mr, and Mrs. Jack Murray of Birmingham, Michigan' spent the holiday week• end with .John O'Connor. Thomas O'Neill, who has been a patient in a .London Hospital for some months, was able to spend the past two Weekends at his home here. • Mr. and Mrs, Delmar Maize and fathily of Unionville, Miss Dianne Vassella of Scarborough, Mr. and Mrs. Art Bowler of Wartburg spent tie weekend .at the home of their parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Vassella and attended the, Cciok- . MacLennan wedding 'on, Saturday; July 3. LOCHALSH Several from this area attended the. Cook-MacLennan, wedding in Ashfield Presbyterian ChurCh on Saturday, July 3rd'. The' wedding Was conducted by Rev. Richard • Sand. Soloist was. Marianne Frayne and the organist was Mrs: Lillian 'Simpson. Bridesmaids were Donna MacLennan, 'Lorraine Mac- Donald, Janet Rotteau, Helen Cook and Karen 'MacLennan. Bobbie Lynn McArthur was flower girl and Christopher MacLennan, ringbearer. Groomsman was Gary Walden: Alex MacLennan, Kevin Cook, Donald MacLennan and David • Cook were ushers. David MacDOnald was the piper. Following the Wedding a dinner was served to the guests at Safford Valley. Hall. Several heard Lorne Luther on radio during the week. Lorne was speaking on behalf of the dairy farmers and also attended a meeting in Ottawa along with a bus load of farmers from Lucknow. Visitors during the past week with Mr, and Mrs. Oliver McChar les included the Ashley and Whicher families ,of Wiarton. Several from this area attended the bridal shower held by. 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