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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-07-28, Page 22_.-Bylipokiq,cRNrow ALUMINUM. DOORS With Safety Woo Full 1% inches Thick - STANDARD SIZES 2 ft. 6 in. x 6 ft. 6 in. 2 ft. 8 in. x ft. .8 in. 2 ft. 10 x Cft. 8. in. 2 ft. 10 in. 'x 6 ft. 10 in.. (SELF STORING SCREENS)# ALUMINUM WINDOWS Available In Any Size •• FREE ESTIMATE •• NO OBLIGATION ST. LAWRENCE CEMENT PORTLAND AND MASONRY IN STOCK , JOHN W. HENDERS011 LUMBER LTD. • PHONE 528-3118 LUCKNOW „.• WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 191 PAO* *NENTy*Two ,Mrs. Jean Finlayson of Goderich Visited last week in Lticknow with her cousin Mrs. ,Mae Stuart.' • Heli Huumonen, a Lions Ex- change Youth from Varkaus; Fin- land, spent two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Agnew, Pam , and Joanne in Lucknow. She is now, attending Lions Club camp at St. Marys. Other Lions Exchange Youths, who visited. 'with the Agnews were OUti • Lampi from Varkaus, Finland, Steve Park from Mass., U.S.A., and Masahiro Ono from Japan. Also visiting, the Agnews was Shane Finlay from Orangeville. Mr. and Mrs. Spence Irwin, Lucknow recently enjoyed a Week's holiday north of the Sault with their granddaughters and their families and in Sudbury with friends, retUrning home July 13th by way of , the Manitoulin ferry. ' Mr. and Mrs. Russ Ritchie, R. R. 3 Lucknow, have as holidayers Fred Ritchie of Huntsville and Eric, John. and Linda Janes of Seaforth. • • Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shropshall, Clinton visited last Monday with Mr. and Mr's. Nelson Raynard, Lucknow.- _ Mrs. C. E. Wier and solo Aaron, 'accompanied by her emir Jennifer Drennan of Ashfield, let Wednesdayv from Malton to fl3 home. to Edmonton, Jennifer Avill also Visit for two weeks .with heir aunts in Calgary. • Mrs. Harvey•HoUston, Lucknow attended •an executive meeting' of the 'Federated Women's Instittitea of Ontario in Toronto on Tuesday this-week.„ Mrs. Roy Hawley, Leslie, Pam ela and Bernie of Oshawa recent visitors, with the fanner!! mbther Mrs. Lorne Woods, Luck now. Other visitors were. Mr. am Mrs: Mel Brown and Mrs. Mahe Murdie of Kitchener, who ari holidaying at their cottage at 'Pain Clark. Different minds bi-ing about a varied difference of opinion hi this indifferent -world. Plenty of. room remains at the top because so many prefer to get in on the ground floor. 'Mr-B'k2744. FERGUSON - Glen and Margare (Simpson) Ferguson, Goderich ar, happy, to announce the arrival. their daughter, Joan Eileen, o TueSday, July 20th, 1976 a Alexandra Marine and Generz Hospital, Goderich. Mrs. Maurice Bromley and daughter Marcia of NeW Jersey visited with Mrs. J.-..,1(s4acKen- zie, Lucknow, over the w ekend. Allan R, Miller of Langside was a $25 winner in the. Wintario dr on July 22. Mr. and Mrs. ,Nelson Raynard,- LucknOW visited Mrs. Jean Palier- nick of Goderich on. Sunday.. • David, Joe and James Jr. MacMillan and girl friends of Si, Catharines, visited with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. MacMillan on Sunday. • Bill Bogues of Lucknow was a $25 winner in the July 22 Wintario Draw: Recot holiday guests with Mrs. Wilfrerennan, Lucknow, includ- ed her daughter, .Mrs. Melvin Ste- wart of Guelph and her daughters Mrs. Robert Myhill of Toronto and Mrs. C. E. Muller and son Aaron of Fort Francis, Edmonton; Mr. and Mrs. Harold McIntosh of Amherst- burg; Mrs. Wilfred Plunkett and son Gordon. of Auburn; Jennifer Drennan of Dungannon; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Muller Sr. of Guelph.' ' THE 10110CKNOW SIVOME0,4 LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Finnigan Picnic. At Seaforth The Finnigan reunion picnic was held on Sunday, July 11, at the Lion's Club Park in Seaforth with 60 family members present. Hilda Finnigan, the president, extended a welcome to all and conveyed greetings from the. Moore Finnigans of Kingston and the Gordon Reids and Ernest Flemings of Amherst Island, who were unable to attend. There was a minute's silence observed to honour family mem- bers who have passed away during the ,past year. It was agreed that the 1977 picnic be held at the Lion's Club Park on July 10th, 1977 at 1.30 p.m., with luncheon at 2.00 p.m., followed by the business meeting and games. A group picture *as taken at the 1975 picnic • which was made available for everyone to see. Orders were placed for copies by those desiring them. A complete mailing list was made available for correction of errors or omissions. Also it was requested that postal codes be added to facilitate better postal service when mailing the • invita- tions next year. It was moved by Jeannette Edmunds and seconded by Frances McKnight that Muriel Neil, the present vice-president, move up to the president for the next two-year term. It was moved by Olive Culbert and seconded by Harold Finnigan that Chester Finnigan be the new vice-president. it was moved by Don McKnight and seconded by Hazel Habel 'that Herbert Finnigan and. Christine. Finnigan be joint secretary and treasurer. • Kitchener and Annie Finnigan were appointed the new games' committee and Olive Culbert and Hilda Finnigan were appointed to the lunch committee. Prizes were given 'to Mrs. W.• J. Finnigan , and Walter Wallis for being the oldest lady and the -oldest gentleman present. The most newly married couple were Wendy and Bill Edmunds and Nathan Finnigan was the youngest mem- ber present. First, prize was awarded to Nora Finnigan and second prize to Christine Finnigan for, guessing the closest. number of items contained in a plastic egg. 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