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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-01-26, Page 24PAGE TWENTY-FOUR BAIN'S GROCITERIA LUCKNOW 528-3420 SIII0P.. "... motoths.. BECAUSE OF OUR QUALITY•SELECTION• SERVICE! II CARNIVAL SWEETENED Orange Juice du.. 2/89 PINK OR -WHITE Grapefruit 5/494 JELLO • STRAWBERRY, ORANGE, LEMON, LIME JELLY POWDERS 4/$1.00 OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE WE DELIVER THIS IS THE LAST WEEK OF AsHsro"'s LADIES' & MEN'S Ski Jackets and Winter Cloth Coats OFF COME IN and BROWSE , THROUGH/ OUR $5.00 RACK Ladies' Paris Star and Many Other Pieces of Sportswear -3" OFF Ito% Table of Polyester Knits ASSORTED COLOURS WIDE Values up to $6.99 60" NOW $3.98 ALL SALES FINAL During the month of February ' we will be closed Mondays ASHTON'S LADIES' AND MEN'S WEAR Jim and Syke Sutherland Phone 528-2126 Lucknow THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1977 THAT Tom Grafton of Lucknow, who with his wife and family operate thZ Sepoy Drive-In in Lucknow, is presently enrolled in the 1st year of his Bachelor of Arts in. Psychology at the University of Guelph. SOUTH KINLOSS Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Dick McQuillin who celebrated , their 50th wedding anniversary on January 20, 1977. South Kinloss Young People held a toboggan party on Sunday. They finished their enjoyable afternoon by having hot chocolate and hot dogs at the home of Wayne and Bev Bell. Advertising... makes it perfectly clear! CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY BOARD Stu Reavie Again Named To Executive Post The annual banquet . of the Western *Ontario . Tractor Pullers Association was held at Ranton Place in Palmerston on Saturday, January 22nd with 170 guests present from as far away as Dresden. Following dinner, pres- ident Hartley McHarg from Clif- ford spoke on the success of tractor pulling in this area in the past year and hopefully' for its continued success in the coming year. Trophies were presented to the top six. pullers in each class with the most points throughout the season. There were six stock classes, two open classes and a truck class. Some of the local winners are: Laura Popp, Auburn, placed 3rd in the 8000 stock and 4th ' in the 10,000 stock. Stu Reavie, Lucknow, placed third in the 10,000 stock and 5th ,in 12,000 stock. Murray Popp, Auburn, placed 4th in 12,000 stock, tied for 2nd in 16,000 stock and tied for 2nd in the 7000 truck class. Cliff Livingston, Dungannon, placed 5th in the 18,000 stock. Art Helm, Lucknow, placed 4th in the 7000 open., • Clete Dalton, Luclmow, placed 5th in the 9000 open. Glenn Porter, Lucknow, placed 6th in the 9000 open. Congratulations to the pullers 1st Holyrood Girl Guides The first Holyrood Girl Guides went cross country skiing on Saturday, January 15th at the home of Mrs. Dan Webster. They also enjoyed snow shoeing. Then after they had hot chocolate and cookies. Everyone enjoyed themselves, even if it was a cold day. WIN BY LOSING A great many individuals fail because of success, and others succeed through failure. who had stiffer competition to contend with this past year. The W.O.T.P.A. appreciates the co-operation of the following local businesses for donating trophies: Bud Hamilton Fuels, Hackett Farm Equipment, G. & E. Sales and Service, Helm Welding Ltd., Reavie Farm Equipment. The executive of the W.O.T.P.A • will remain; as follows: president, Hartley McHarg, Clifford; vice. president, Stu Reavie', Lucknow; secretary, Murray McCracken, Lis- towel, treasurer, Paul Krauter, Listowel. A number of people volunteered to become directors to assist in promotion of the W.O.T.P.A. throughout Western Ontario. Guests present. from Lucknow were Mi. and Mrs. Art Helm, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Agnew and Mr. and Mrs. Stu Reavie. A dance completed the very enjoyable evening. Storm Strands Travellers Al Kingsbridge . KINGSBRIDGE NEWS Many, many people were strand- ed in homes along Highway 21 last weekend due to the severe snowstorm •and zero visiblity. Approximately 20 persons were stranded at Sullivan's Restaurant, Kingsbridge. Dave Rudell, a London Free Press employee, was one of those stranded. Others were Henry Ford of Strathroy, an employee at Douglas Point; Michey . and Pam Rosich, Joe Roszka, Tom Laethem and Joe Pawyl, skiers from Detroit, Michigan; Dave Grix from Pleasant Ridge, Michigan and Terry Fuller of Southfield, Michi- gan. Others were from Sarnia and London. Visibility was- so bad that two persons in cars got out to lead the way with flashlights. It took them about four hours to travel the three miles from Kintail to Kingsbridge before they finally gave up when they sighted the Restaurant. The occupants of the cars, strangers until Sunday night, spent all day Monday in the restaurant getting to know each other and playing cards. They were able to get on their way on Tuesday after the snowplow and the blower cleared a path: They have many pictures of the snow and the new friends they made to remind them of their experience. Ripley To Benefit From Winfark Grants totally $12,406 have been approved for eight projects in Bruce County from the proceeds of the Ontario Lottery. The amounts range from $6,275 to $225. The town of Walkerton is eligible to receive a grant up to $6,275 to assist in the construction of three tennis courts including fencing and landscaping. A grant of $1,900 is to be made to the Bruce County Chapter of the Association for Children with Learning Disabilities in Kincardine to assist it: the cost of teaching aids, transportation and other expenses. The town of Walkerton is to receive a grant up to $1,550 to assist in the purchase and installa- tion of a sports timer for the Walkerton Arena. A grant up to' $800 is to be made to the town of Walkerton Commun- ity Centre Board towards the installation of tempered glass around the playing area of , the Walkerton Arena. Ripley-Huron Recreation will receive hockey equipment direct from the Wintario Projects office for an approximate value of $774. The Mil'dmay Minor Sports Association is to receive. softball equipment direct from the. Wintario Projects office' for' an approximate value of $502. Tiverton Minor Sports will re- ceive hockey goal pads, gloves, helmets and masks direct from the Wintario Projects office for an approximate value 'of $380. A grant up' to $225 into be made to the Ripley-Huron Community Centre to assist in the purchase and erection of apermanent sign for the recently built centre. • Walk a block a day.— It's the first step. PeMINVOM0111 Walk 14110C111111:1Y. -Mr -Ba044. FINLAYSON - to Rod and Jeanie Finlayson of Sarnia on January 5th, 1977, twin girls, Lori Lyn and Lisa Joy. Grandparents are Mr. and' Mrs. Ted West of Sarnia and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Finlayson of Lochalsh. SINGH - to Mr. and Mrs. Upkar Singh, (Glenda Irwin), on January 20, 1977, at' St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital, a daughter, Shaya. ALTON - to Mr. and Mrs. Don Alton of R. R. 7 Lucknow on Tuesday, January I I th , 1977 at Wingham and District Hospital a daughter, Heather May. , DALTON - to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dalton of Nanaimo, British Colum- bia on December 10th, 1976, a son, John Carl, a brother for Patricia Kathleen.