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GRAIN ELEVATOR
1,
(Formerly' . ackliri. Farms Ltd.)"
is looking forward to serve
THE GRAIN PRODUCING
FARMERS OF THE AREA
Our receiving, drying, storage facilities are
available to look after your needs. Facilities are
gradually being upgraded to give you better
service.
AMBERLEY GRAIN ELEVATOR
Division of Parrish and Heimbecker Ltd.,
Phone 395-2300
Manager/ Bill Danforth
- , HOMECOMING_
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R. 7 Lucknow.
If anyone. has pictures, old -or
new, of interest to, this community,
please label them and bring them
along and they will be put on
display, •
The committee has been asked
just how ' much of Ashfield
included in the history. All farms
on the 8th to the 14th concessions
of Ashfield, inclusive, in the east-
ern divison, have been researched,
plus any farms in the western
divison, on the 6th or 7th or in West
WawanoSh where people .from
these farms have belonged to the
Ashfield United Church charge:
"Come and renew old acquaint-
ances, on August 22,, at Brookside
School, worship service is at 11
a.m., see you there!", says Mayme
Wilkins of the 'Homecoming Com-
mittee, Trinity Ashfield, United
Church.
Graduates Hold
Annual Picnic
The former Graduate Nurses, of
Wingham General Hospital held
,their annual picnic in the-Wingham
Town Park on Sunday, July 25th
with fourteen graduates attending.•
After a bountiful dinner Miss
Lena Robinson,' president, presid-
ed over a short business meeting.
-Mrs. Florence MacKenzie, secret-
ary-treasurer, read the minutes
and, treasurers report. Officers for
the coming year are Mrs. Eva Carr,
president and Mrs. Jean McQuil-
lin, secretary-treasurer. ..
A pleasant afternoon followed
reminiscing with old friends 'and
classmates. 'Next, year the picnic is
to be held at Harbour Park,
Goderich.
DFNIM CUT-OFFS
Rigida $1L95
SALE µPRICE . $8.95 • •
STRAW HATS
N fi.W .$1.90
SHORT SLEEVE
WORK SHIRTS
REDUCED 20%0
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
JULY 29, 30, 31
WORK PANTS
from $6.95
Washed Jeans $1040:tind $12.95,
OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK, FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M.
CHAR- MAN'S
WORK CLOTHING
PROP. JOYCE 'AD'AMSO,N
LUCKNOW, PHONE 5284526
HERMAN CANTING AND FAMILY
would like to' extend
to their many customers who have patronized the bake shop
during their five years in business in Lucknow. Daughters
Cathy and. Marjie have been pleased' to serve the customers
in the store.
We know that our successor, Henk Den Boer of London,
will continue to operate the business in the same manner
as ourselves.
We hope you will continue to favour him with ' your pat-
ronage.
Herman Lanting and Family
News and Views
From Huronview
One hundred residents were
entertained at the two barbeques
which were. held this week on
Monday and Thursday on the East
Patio.
A musical program was arranged
for Family Night by Mrs. Hender-
son of Home and provided by, the
residents with some help from the
staff. Intrumentals were played by
Mrs. Elsie Henderson, Mrs. Myrtle
Parker, Norman Speir and Jerry
Collins. Vocal solos were by
Chester Archibald, Wayne Lester
and Morgan Dalton with a vocal '
duet by Elsie Henderson and Sarah
Carter. Two'numbers by the men's
chorus included Wayne, Morgan,
Chester, Norman, Bob Taylor and
Andy Scott with Glady Stanlake
assisting with the action number.
ENTER THE.
KITE MAKING
If -FLYING -
CONTEST
at the Ripley Craft
Fair
SAT. JULY 31
Make it in the
Morning; Fly
it in the afternoon
JUDGING AT 4 P.M.
ALSO THE
TAL!. TALES
CONTEST
Come. and tell
your whoppers!".
PRIZE FOR THE
TALLEST TALE..
SIGN !JP. AT THE
RIPLEY PUBLIC
LIBRARY
A Grey Bruce
Arts Council
Happening
This program has been
ssible in part through the
Ministry of Culture &
Recreation Experience '76
Program and Wintario.
PAGE. TV/0014W WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1976
Ai ::$PECIAL.
A SPECIAL THANKS
6,
•.WHITEcHURCH
Word was received here last
week that. Mrs. Charles Baker, the
former Maggie Morrison, had
passed away July,14 in Winnipeg in
her 93rd year. Funeral service and
burial was at St, Paul's United
Church, Gilbert Plains, with burial
in Eldon Cemetery on July 17th.
Mts. 'Baker was predeceased by
brothers Dr. "Wm. Morrison and
James *Morrison and sisterSary
Jane (Mrs. Reuben Tiffin), N ttie
(Mrs. Cyril Kernahan) . and half
brothers Jack and Harry. Hayes.
Mrs. Baker was the last of this
family.
This' community extends their
sympathy 'to Mr. and Mrs. Shetler
and family in the sudden accidental
passing of her sister Miss Alma
Gingrich who fell off a load of hay
with death following due to .the
front wagon wheel passing over
her. The funeral .was held on
Saturday with temporary burial in
Bethel Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs.
Shetler reside on the former
Dawson Craig farm.,
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin, Mr,,,,„,
and Mrs. Bill Purdon, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Mowbray spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.' Athol
Purdon and Mr. and Mrs. Relison'
Falconer and family of Sarnia.
JACK AND JILL SHOWER
A Jack and. Jill shower was
sponsored at Streetsville by Arlene'
Stadalmeyer, matron of honour for,
bride to be Mary Lou Milligan and
her Jack, Brian Falconer, on
Saturday evening. Other of JacieS
friends were Paul Falconer, Kevin
Falconer and Bruce .Freue and his
friend. Among the gifts received
were tea pot, glasses, cream and
sugar, and butter dish in crystal,
casseroles, pyrei bowls, kitchen
utensils, baking pans, pillows,
blanket, pillow cases, . can opener,.
bedroom alarm clock. - While the
gifts were being opened a hat of the
bows was made for (Jill) Mary Lou
and a tie of bows for (Jack) Brian.
Mary Lou thanked the sponsors, all
of ' the 27 , attenders, all school
friends, and for their beautiful
gifts. At the conclUsion of the
shower Brian Falconer (Jack) also
thanked the gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas MacDon-
ald and family of Kintail visited
Sunday with Mrs. Ben McClenag-
han.
Misses Wendy Kay and Joanne
Agnew of Lucknow left on Monday
by train 'to -visit for three weeks at
Kamloops,,British Columbia.
The Chuck Wagon Races sched-
uled for Friday evening at Tees-
water was rained out and were re
scheduled for Sunday afternoon.
Quite' a few from the community
attended.
A large crowd gathered at the
Wingham Park' for the picnic
sponsored by. Whitechurch United
-and -Presbyterian' congregations
and Bluevale United ,and 'Presby-
terian congregations and Bluevale
United and Presbyterian congrega-
tions. .
At the United Church on Sunday
Mr. Lawrence King, a former
preacher here, had charge of the
• service after being introduced by
Rev. W. Brown. As usual he
delighted every one by singing a
solo three times to music played on
his guitar. His sermon was .
Religion a security. . he was
accompanied by Mrs. King and
family.
Miss Florin Lever spent the
weekeild with her niece S. B.
Leggar of, Waterloo.
• Bob Mowliray is going to Bruce
Beach to, 'assist Rev. Angus
MacKay Put up cupboards at his
cottage.
Athol Purdon has sold his home
in Sarnia and is moving to Port'
Colborne the end of August.
Miss Rhonda Gibson is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Dawson and
Cindy at Campbellford.
David Elliott is visiting tpis week
with his sister, Mrs. Paul Laidlaw
and Mr. Laidlaw of Windsor.
Mrs. John Crowston of Lucknow
and son Clarence Crowston, Mrs.
Crowston, and Debbie of Chatham
Enthusiasm may .set the pate,
but it takes perseverance to •
complete the job.
ment by plane to Lytton, B.C. to
visit with Earl (Bud) Crowston,
Mrs. Crowston and family for a
week,-returning home Sunday.
THE .LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW., ONTARIO