HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-08-20, Page 24Ministries also entertained Hnronview •would like to
for the last time this Week as welcome Sadie Ivicilurney.
the girls will soon be return - Sadie is from theWingliani •
irig to Ottaiva area. • •
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Open 7 Day AWepk
10 a.m. until4 p.m.,
395-5952,
At the Sunday Morning
Huronview service, Mr, Nel-
son Lear and Mrs, Elsie
Henderson sang a duet ac-
companied, by 'Mr. Frank
Bissett at the organ,
3
It has been rather a busy
week at Huronview with the
Burton LIPon Trent Youth
----Choir----froM _Staffordshire
England entertaining on. Sat-
urdaY afterneon. The choir is
on ;Odd and will be able to
again enjoy them in the,
future.
On Monday the kitchen
24—itueltnow Senfinel• Wednesday, August 20, 1980
roar entertains, HuronvHuronview residents
Recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Richard McQuillin
and Ron were Mr. and. Mrs.
Gerry Breutigam and family,
St. Catharines; Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon McQuillin, Sarnia;
Mrs. Beck Hicks, Kincar-
dine; Mr. Harvey McQuillin,
St.. Catharines; Mr. and Mrs.
Don McQuillin and family,
London; Mrs. Bill..Doek and
daughter, Corunna; Lynda
McQuillin, Toronto;.Mr. and . ,
Teach
1. 5 .
BONELESS'
Picnic
$2 29'ib
GREEN,
rapes •
1 lb .
UNIVERSAL COME
7% OZ.
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We Deliver
staff packed a.' beautiful pic-
nic lunch 'Which residents
took to 'Stratford and ate
.down by the. Water: After
lunch Mable Jeffery, Mary ,
McAllister; Eunice Lamb,
Elsie Henderson, Jean Mil-
ler; Gladys Stanlake, Marg
aref McQueen, Levi 'Carter,:.
„Rnbr.,:Ale lvtargaret
Mitchell and Margaret Mur
ray along.with staff. members
enjoyed a ride on the tour
boat,
OnTuesday it was another
opportunity for Myrtle Jack-
James Aitchison of R. R. 2,
Lucknow. •
MacK1NNON - Jennifer and
Shane would like to an-
nounce the arrival of their
brother, Jonathan Fraser, on
July 24, 1980, weighing 8
lbs. 10 oz., at Wingham and
District Hospital. Proud par-
ents are Dave and Cathy
MacKinnon, R. R. 3 Holy-
rood.
Mrs. Greg Welsh and (,..:am-
eron, Kingston; Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Barrett, 'James-
town, New York; Mrs. Hazel .
McQuillin, Willowdale; Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Williams,
Guelph and Leonard Griffin,
Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Mewhinney and Shawn Of .
Peterborough spent the
weekend with Mrs. Doris
Mewhinncy and Ken.,
•
Lyla Pinnert Elizabeth
Black, Julia Stevens, Olive
Straiighen, Della. Nesbitt,
Marjorie Boyce,, and Helen
Fisher to. have' a van ride.
NormanDupee, 'Bill Mc- ,
Curdy, John ' McTaggart,
Frank McGregear, Andy
Doig, Clarence Smith, Ken
Sadielgify
Cornish, Verne Finlay, Della
Overholt, Dolly, Waghorn,
Della Fahrier, 011ie Jervis,
Maude pale, Stan •goodie
and Ann Ritchie enjoyed a
picnic lunch at . Goderich.
Following their lunch they
took a ride to Sugar Bush at "
Bayfield where they stripped
for a cold drink, at the, trailer.
Thbrsday afternoon Ethel
Hill, Iris Spading, Tina Mc-
Natighton, Mary Ross„ RoS-
sie Sholdlee, Grace., Peck,
Doreen Coleman Spent time
browsing 'at the Country
Spire. Gift Shop. They also
enjoyed the hot scones And
tea that is so famous there.
The Summer Workshop In.
Mr. and. Mrs. H. A. Voad-
en of Toronto visited recently
with .her sister-in-law, Mrs,
Annie Kilpatrick.
Spence McFarlane is a
patient, in, Wingham and
District Hospital having be-
ing transferred there ftoin
London. While. in London he
and his wife, Were visited by
their son, Gordon, his wife
and family of Abbotsford,
B.C. •
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3.59
WHITE. LABEL
MACARONI 206 GR.
Cheese
Dinner'
4/$1;00
SCHNRIDER SLICED
'''SOD OR:
Bologna
.75
COOKING ft BAG
'On'ions.
2 bagi/.755
then Six Days - .Friday till 9 00
AITCHISON - Doug and
Nancy (nee Ritchie) of R. R. #
Lucknow, are proud to an-
nounce the birth of their son,
Daryl James Leonard, weigh-
ing 7 lb. 9 oz., at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London; on August
10, 1980. First grandson for
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rit-
chie of Lucknow and sixth
grandchild for Mr, and Mrs.
rea bit-tits
Lucknow personal notes
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Coloured Nails
and
Matching Vinyl Moulding
J. W. Henderson Lumber Ltd. ' Playground leader, Rosemary de Boer, is the "cheese" as the children clapp their hands
about her in their mime of Farmer In the Dell at the playground on Monday morning. The .
Lucknow Recreation Board Is sponsoring the playground for youngsters during the summer.
Children can enjoy games and crafts While they wait to attend swhnming lessons and,
children not swimming Can enjoy a morning's fun. [Sentinel Staff Photo]