HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-03-26, Page 24age.14-4ueltnew Sentinel Wednesday, MIli4 26, 1980
Bain's Groceteria
Lucknow 528-3420
beat the budget blues
WITH THESE MONEY—SAVING FOOD VALUES
HYATT'S WITH PORK
19 OZ.
Beans
2P1.00
SUNLIGHT 37 OZ.
Detergent
$1.29
UNIVERSAL COHOE
7% OZ.
Salmon
9.69
SCHNEIDER'S
SAUSAGE 500 GR.
Rolls
9.79
SCHNEIDER'S
OLD .FASHIONED
VAC PAK 1/2 'S
Hams
$2.99 lb.
FLORIDA JUICE •
5 LB. BAG
Oranges
$1.45
OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK WE DELIVER
Thursday was facially the
' first day of spring, and it was
a real spring . day, That
morning we saw four robins.
Another sign of spring is that , -
theiap is running and people
arc tapping—trees to inake---,
maple syrup. In spite of a
storm' that blew up on Friday
• it is still spring.
Genevieve
tnahan
obir4 at Langside
BY wow YOUNG Hydro was off in many Marty and Karen Young
1 . A brother , for Alesha and Young. Kelly, Karey and
•birth of a son, .Ean David, in last week with her grandpar-
' • Wingham hospital on March ents, Mr.. and Mts. Clifford
districts for ,different lengths spent Saturday in Newtriark-
of time.. Our line vvas off from et.
1.30 p,m. Friday till 10.30 Mr. and. Mrs. Cliffo'
Saturday, 71' hours. Young and William were
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Wall, dinner guests with 'Mr, and
Krista, Karah •and, JaSon Mrs, Jim Young and family
visited, with her sister, Mr. on SundO. •
Jinr-,-young-&-and• :,.The Whitechurch -;Young
family last Sunday, March People went snormobiling
16: ` • Sunday afternoon taking ad"-
Bob and Robert Bregman vantage of the, snor whiCh
'attended the dairy meeting fell on Friday. • , .
held in Hanover on Tuesday, After a week's'holidays,
Mrs. Bev Barndt and, students will all be back to
David visited at the COrighlin school this week. We hope
home last Tuesday. '' they all enjoyed .their reek
Congratulations to Mr. off. • •
and Mrs. Bill 'Moffat on the --Liane---Young-spent- a -day
Chad and .a grandson for Mr. Kim Coughlin spent a day at,
and Mrs. David Moffat. the same' home. .
1,11CKIVI)V11
On March 15, Mrs', Genev-
ieve Kinahan celebrated her.
eightieth birthday at the
and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Leddy. Paul Dalton; Luck-
now; a former student of
Mrs. Kinahan also callcd to
wish her birthday greetings.
On Sunday, Mrs. Mary Ed,-
wards and Mr. and Mrs.
David Edwards, London, also
visited Mrs. Kinahan, bring-
ing her, gifts and good
wishes.
Mrs. Kinahan received-
many telephone calls, cards
and gifts to wish' her well on
her birthday and many more
to come. .
A delicious ham dinner
was served by Mary and 'Bill
with the assistance of their
son, "Little Billie". A birth-'.
day cake in the shape of the
Bible was both admired and
enjoyed. A very pleasant
afternoon was spent by. all
who attended. •
Birth
engagements
FOUND - STANLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stanley,
Kinloss, wish to, announce
the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Valerie Hel-
en to William Dane Found of
Orangeville, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Found. The
wedding will take place at 3
p.m. Saturday, , May 10,
1980, Kinloss 'United
Church.
COOK-BROOKS
Mr. and Mrs. George Brooks
of Lucknow are pleased to
announce the enga.gerntiot of
their daughter, Patricia to
Mr. Carl Cook of Clinton, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cook
of Goderich. The wedding
will take place at Lucknow
Presbyterian Church on April
26, 1980 at 7.00 p.m.
Mrs. Dorothy Finlayson of
Lochalsh was the lucky win-
ner of a digital clock radio at
aft Bank of Montreal, Luck-
now.. Theedrar was held for
contributors to the Register-
ed Retirement Savings Plan.
Mrs: Donald Simpson is
visiting 'with her daughter,
Betty Ann. and Robin :Davey
and sons, Alex, Bill, Roddy,
and Paul in Calgary, Alberta.
Sharon Dietz and ieisa
and Adrian Rau of Lucknow
accompanied Sharon's fath-
er, Mervin Dietz and her
sister, Janice, both. of Brod-
hagen, to St. Petersburg,
Florida during the. March
school break. While there,
they visited with'-friends from
the Brodhagen area who
spend the winter • months in
St. Petersburg and enjoyed
• two days at Disney World
near Orlando..
Visitors on the weekend
with their parents Mr. and.'
Mrs. Harvey HouSton, •Lrick-,
now, were Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace HOuston, Ripley and:-
Fort Chimo, Northern Queb-
ec and J. J' Houston,
sauga.
Glen Ferguson, along with
his wife and son, DOuglas,
visited with his parents,
William and Margaret Fer-
•guson, Lucknow. They also
called on his grandparents,
John arid Helen MacMurchy
on Monday. Glen is a teacher
in Windsor. '
Cecil and Norma Humph-
rey, Point Clark, were recent
visitors with John and Helen
MacMurch
ALL MERCHANDISE
PRICED UNDER
IN f&
OUR 4ke
MEN'S
WEAR
AND MUCH LESS
Many, Many Bargains
We are.
DISCONTINUING
our
MENS WEAR
-DEPARTMENT--
To make way
OW--
FABRIC CENTRE
All Sales Final
Many items
priced us low as
$1.00
MORRISON - Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Morrison of R. 5,
Lucknow happily anfibunce
The arrival' of their Kiff, Terry -
Wayne, 7 lb. 3 oz., at
Wingham and District Hos-
pital 'on March. 22, 1980. •A
grandson for Dorothy Graf
and the late Jacob Graf and
Mr. arid Mrs. John Morri-
son.
Announce
now. Those who attended
were her son, Michael and
daughter; Catherine, Lon-
don; John O'Connor and
Mrs. Leo Courtney, Goderich
home of Mr. and Mrs, Wit-
ham Kinahan, R. # 2, luck- This' Week In
al brands all sizes
Men' s Dress
SLACKS
X9.00
JEANS
Men's
Knitted
SWEATERS
$9.99