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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-03-30, Page 19KEMP'S GENERAL STORE R.R. 7 Lucknow Lanes — Phone 529-7248 I • AP AP AP dir dr Ar 4111P IP 4/P I IP 4P .0' ASP 46. .AP AP AP SPECIALS Kellogg's Corn Flakes . . 79c Aylmer Choice Tomatoes 19 oz. . . . 58c Wagon Wheels Mint 12oz. . . . 89c the 010P store SPRING IP"'1611."'"I•VIIIrmT"Timrmiii"P',”"•111 II .1 II 1 I MI al mil I 1 • I I 1 .1 n 1 i 11 '111-11'1:111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 v I 1 NOW IN BUY NOW AND SAVE k. SPEW PRICES ON ATREX 80W WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1977 KINGSBRIDGE First Penance celebrations- were held on Sunday afternoon, March 20th at 2 p.m. in St. Joseph's Parish Church at Kingsbridge. The following Grade 3 children took part, their father's name in brackets. •Darren Connelly (Den- nis); Lonny Doherty' (Stan); Ther- esa Foran (Gordon); Margaret Knoop (Anthony); Edward Plass- chaert (Albert); Craig Riegling (Frank); Donna Thomson (Bruce); John VanOsch (Joe); Linda Van- Osch (Antone); Sally VanOsch (Bill); Steven VanOsch (Peter); Danny Wilson (Danny). Following the penitential service the children were shown a film strip and given a talk by Reverend Father Ed Dentinger, C.R. A gift in remembrance of this day was presented to the children by Mrs. Barbara Eedy - Religion Instructor. Parents and members of the families were present for this happy occasion. A euchre party sponsored by the Junior Farmers was held at Brookside Public School on Mon- day evening, March 21. ENTERTAIN AT PINECREST Members of the Kingsbridge Catholic Women's League visited with and supplied Irish entertain- ment for the residents at the Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home in Lucknow on Thursday afteinoon, March 24. Honoured guests were the following people who had birthday in the month of March. Miss Abigail Clifford, whose birth= date was on March 5; Mrs. Annie MacKenzie on March 12; Aubrey Higgins on March 17th, a' real Irishman; Charles Walmsley March 21; Mrs. Elizabeth Dalton, March. 21; Mrs. Aubrey Higgins, March 24; and Mrs. Jean Scott, another Irish Lassie born on St. Patrick's day, March 17th. Mrs. Rita Howard, chairlady for the program called on the following SOUTH K1NLOSS Sunday dinner guests with. Mr. and Mrs. David MacKinnon were Mr. and Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon and Murray, John MacKinnon, Mrs. Jim Ritchie and Mrs. Ken Cameron. Mrs. Leonard Clarke and girls visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenford Davis of Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke went to Chatham and helped move Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Clark on Saturday to Huntsville. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall visited with Grace MacDougall and Audrey of Orangeville on the weekend. Congratulations were expressed to Earl Stever when the Paradise Lions Club presented him with a plaque for five .years of perfect attendance. Earl drives down to Riedelberg twice monthly since moving to, Kinloss three years ago. The Pee Wee hockey team won the consolation prize on Friday at Young Canada week in Goderich and Sunday at Seaforth. numbers: Father Ed Dentinger to open the a program' with a few words; Basil Hogan to play violin selections, accompaniment on the piano by Mrs. Mary Clare; duet by Lucille and Donna Frayne, daught- ers of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frayne, "The Minstrel Boy" and "The Kerry Dance"; The Irish Jig by Lisa Frayne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Frayne; readings "A Red, Red Rose" and "For a' That and a' That" written by Robbie Burns and Irish jokes were given by Brother Carl Voll; dance, "South America Style" by Mildred Hogan; a duet by Diane VanOsch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter VanOsch and Lisa Frayne. Basil Hogan played violin selections accompanied by Mary Clare followed by a sing song led by Father Ed. Happy birthday was 'sung and gifts were presented to the birthday celebrants. Apprecia- tion was expressed by Aubrey Higgins. A social hour followed and patients who could not leave their rooms were visited. HOUSE LEAGUE PLAYOFFS House League final playoff hockey games were completed at the Lucknow arena on Saturday, March 26. Beginning at 10 a.m. the Bruins met the Black Hawks in the consolation round and defeated them by a score of 3 to 2. The Bruins played their second game of the day at 12 noon against the Rangers. At the end of regulation time the score was tied at 1 each. To break the tie 5 penalty shots were allowed each team with the Rangers winning out to take the Consolation trophy. In the Championship games the Leafs played against the Red Wings and defeated them 5 to 3 to advance against the Canadiens. Congratulations to the Canadiens who defeated the Leafs. The parents and families of the boys who played in house league hockey this past winter are invited to come to the House League Hockey Night ' to be held on Monday. April 4th. Beginning at 7.45 there will be an hour's skating for everyone. An all star game will be played between 8.45 and 9.45, the Canadiens. Rangers and Black Hawks against the Leafs, Bruins and Red Wings. At 10 o'clock lunch at the Legion Hall with presentation of awards. A desSert euchre party, sponsor- ed by the Dungannon Women's Institute, was held at the Brookside Public School on Wednesday afternoon, March 23 beginning at 1.30 p.m. Desserts of creamed pies and delicious yummy squares were enjoyed, followed by euchre. There were 23 tables of cards in play. Prizes were given. The Kintail Flyers, defeated Lucknow Town and Country Hock- j ey three games straight in a best 3 out of 5 series to win the consolation trophy. For the championship trophy, Holyrood is playing against Ashfield and has won 2 games, to 1 for Ashfield. The next game is on Thursday, March 31st at the Lucknow arena. Your support is needed. REALIZE OVER $1200. The Saltford Valley Hall was filled to capacity and over $1200.00 was realized on Friday, March 25 at the benefit dance for Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Dalton, who lost their barn by fire early Friday • morning, January 21. The music for dancing was supplied by Carruthers. Orch- estra. Schools re-opened on Monday morning, March 28 following the one week winter holiday break. Mr. and Mrs. Ian Parker of Arva, the former Donna Lannan of Kings- bridge, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Austin and family and with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Courtney and family on Sunday, March 27. Mrs. Clarice Dalton and daught- ers Bridgette, Jackie and Maria and her nephew Mark Lalonde returned to their home here on Sunday afternoon, March 27th following a week's vacation with Eddie and Maureen (Dalton) Chil- ton and family in Moose Factory,' Ontario. Mrs. Anne Sheardown and children of St. Thomas spent the past week with her mother Mrs. Yvette Heffernan. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heffernan and family of Essex visited with his mother and sisters -from Wednesday until Friday of last week. Mrs. Heffer- nan returned to Essex with Albert on Friday to spend a cOuple of weeks there. Reverend Father Lloyd Ryan of Guelph visited with. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clare and Mary Luanne, on Thursday, March 24 and attended the bridge and euchre party and the Scottish and Irish concert at the Lucknow Town Hall. BUTTON - to Dave and Bev Button of Lucknow. on Saturday, March 12th at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, a son, David Christopher. HURON LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPE AND MAINTENANCE CONTRACTOR * SODDING * GRASS SEEDING * TREE AND SHRUB PLANTING * LAWN ROLLING t PATIO, FLAG, AND LOCK STONE * PRUNING Eli CONTACT GREG ALTON 529-7247 4 MI. SOUTH OF LUCKNOW ON. 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