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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-09-22, Page 12• WY • Ir#111,41CKNOWSENTIN.E141,UCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY sErTgivipaR12f .A011.1V-1,7ti -A, KINOSBRI1)GE • Mrs. • Bernardine Kinney of ,Kingsbridge and 6, other members of the Huron Branch of Heritage Canada attended the 'symposium heldin Kingston from September .9 to 12. "New Life- For •.0id Buildings' Conferences dealt' with the p!oblents of local groups • working to save Architectural Heritage, the importance of public awareness and funding of public projects. Workshops were held at the . Donald Gordon Centre, Queen's University, Kingston. There were also tours of important buildings and sights of Kingston. 25th ANNIVERSARY Congratulations *Mr. and Mrs'. Theo yanDiepan who celebrated their i5,th wedding anniversary on Saturday, September 18. Theo and Tina are .holidaying in Holland and a 25th anniversary party with their family was the highlight of their vacation. They plan to return home on. Saturday, September 25. • • The Kingsbridge Catholic Wom- en's League held birthday celebra- • tiOns in the , Kingsbridge Parish Hall on Thursday afternoon, Sept- ember .16 in honour of Father Ed Dentinger and Mr. and' Mrs., Jack Van Osch's birthdays, and for Rita Howard as her birthday fell on that day. Games .of euchre were played -and a sing song held with Mrs. Walter Clare at the piano. Birthday cake , and ice cream was served and a social, hour followed. 'several from this area attended the Toy Chest Party at the home of Mrs. Tina Logtenburg on Thursday afternoon,. SepteMber 16. Demon- strator was Gertie Fritzley of R. R. 2 .Goderich. Eddie and Sheila Sinnett return- ed to their home here on Thursday, September.16 following 11 days on: the boat "The Paul H. Townsend" They enjoyed return cruises from Alpena,. Michigan to Oswego, New York, to Clarkston, Ontario and to Cleveland, Ohio. Their father, Jim • Sinnett is the Chief Engineer on the boat. Several from this area attended the Open House, tea and very delightful program held at the Pinecrest Nursing Home in Luck- now on Sunday afternoon, Septem- ber 19 and enjoyed best , of all 'the visit with the patients. there. Congratulations to Miss 'Joanne, VanOsch, daughter of Mr., and - . AP AP AP AP AP 4, AP AP dr INGLIS FARM DRAINAGE. QUALITY INSTALLATIONS CLAY OR PLASTIC Free Estimates PHONE 392-6700 R.R. 3 WALKERTON rilr AP AP AP AP AV AI AP Ar tilcCAR SERVICE STATION Bervie, Ontario, Highway' 9 OPEN '7 DAYS A WEEK 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday included FREE GIFTS WITH COUPONS Mrs. Bill VanOseh, who was one of twenty 441 Homemaking -Girls chosen from this area to attend.the Western Fair in LOndon on Friday, September 10 to model and demonstrate what 4-H' girls are. doing, ' Mr. and Mrs. Denis Champag- nes attended the wedding recently of her sister Miss Marie Quimono to ,Harold Marcotte at the St: Anthony's Roman Catholic Church in Kincardine. The. dinner and reception was 'held at the Kincard- ine CommunitY Centre. The happy couple recently returned from a honeymoon in Virginia. Congratulations to the 'Lucknow Agricultural 'Society for havin& such a wonderful fall fair on Friday and Saturday; September .17 and 18. The junior grades of St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge'ent- ered' the float, "The Three Little Pigs , . LOTTERY WINNERS Congratulations to .Michael Courtney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Courtney of Goderich and Graham Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hamilton, both of Ashfield Township who shared ticket num- ber 35885 in series 32 with 8 other employees of. the Dominion Roads. Machinery Company, Goderich and were individual winners of $100.00 each. Had they held series number 57 they would have divided the 100,000. Other winners in recent draws were Robert Farrish, Bern- ice Kemp and Kevin Austin all $25 each. VISITS- IRELAND Mrs. Bob Howard returned to her home here on Thursday, September 16 after spending three._ weeks vacation visiting with her family and friends in Ireland. HELD SHOWER Mrs. Brenda Cook held a "Close Friend and Relative' Shower" for Diane Vassella, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vassella, at her home on Saturday evening, Sept- ember 18. Mrs.' Marian MacLen- nan waslhe master of ceremonies for a short program. Lunch was served by the hostess. A communi- ty shower is being planned for Dia- ne to be held in St. Joseph's Parish Hall, Kingsbridge on Friday, September 24 at , 8.30 p..m. Donations for, the shower, may be left at Lanes, Amberley and Kintail Stores. Diane's marriage to Paul Anthony Wisser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Wisser of Goderich, take place on Saturday, October 2 in St. Joseph's Church, Kingsbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Maize and family from Unionville, Miss Diane Vassella• and friend Paul Wisser of -Scarborough spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Vassella. • Mrs. Violet Sutter, Detroit, Michigan and Mr. and Mrs. 'Art DeBaker (Lucille Sutter) of War- ren, Michigan spent the weekend with the, former's brother; Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Austin. Plans are being made for the annual Pro Life dinner meeting to be held in the form of a pot luck dinner' at the St. Joseph's Parish Hall in Kingsbridge. on Monday evening, October 18 at 7 p.m. The guest speaker will be Doctor. Reg. Bannister of Preston.. A stag for Steven Wylds, son •of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wylds, was held at Foran's on Saturday evening, September 18. Steven's marriage to Brenda Moran, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moran, will take place on Saturday, September 25 at 4 p.m. in the Ashfield Presbyterian Church. Miss Anne VanDiepenbeek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank VanDiepenbeek, is teaching French and Home Economics at the Kincardine High School. She had taught previously in St. Mary's, Ontario. hundreds of dollars on these new 1976 models • ALL SERVICED AND READY TO GO • INSTANT DELIVERY '76 ACADIAN HATCHBACK Colour-burnt coral. Serial No-500904, 4_ speed, mats,_ moldings, trimmings, white walls, radio.. WAS =3843.15 V $3527 76 ACADIAN HATCHBACK N $3477 Colour - Firethorn red. Serial No. 506082. Electric 0 defogger, radio, 4 speed WAS $3783.60 W 76 VENTURA Sedan. Colour - Sandstone. Serial No. 114121,' vinyl trim, mouldings, automatic, power steering, white walls, lighter, radio, WAS '4686.45 i i $4225 76 FIREBIRD Colour -' metal lime. Serial No. 590112. Buckets, con- sole, mats, mouldings, 'automatic, wheel discs, radial white walls, 6 cylinder, radio, custom belts. WAS's5124.40 65 '76 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN 2 door hardtop. Colour - 'Durango bronze. Serial No, 306609. 350 V8, automatic, power steering, power O $4841 brakes, radio, radial white walls,' wheel discs', dual horns, mats, mouldings, electric defogger, WAS '5734.15 '76 BUICK SKYHAWK HATCHBACK Colour - dark ,blue. Serial No. 713242. 1/6, automatic, electric defogger, mats, mirrors, decals, power steering, power beakes, tilt wheel,wheel discs, radial white walls, radio, custom trim. WAS '5867.90 Pi $5301 TRADES. ACCEPTED — Don't delay - these '76 models will be sold LARGE STOCK OF DEMOS AT HUGE SAVINGS' cGEE Pontiac-Buick-Cadillac HAMILTON ST., GODERICH 524'04391