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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-06-15, Page 2PAGE TWO Nursing Home Weekend At Pinecrest My Sincere Thanks To the Electors of Huron-Bruce FOR THE OVERWHELMIG SUPPORT I RECEIVED AT THE POLLS ON JUNE 9TH To my workers a special word of thanks for the time and effort spent on my behalf. It was truly a team effort and I will be forever gratefial to all those people who worked so hard in my support. To the electors of Huron- Bruce I will do my best to represent the riding at Queen's Park to the best of my ability. Sincerely, MURRAY GAUNT OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS DENIM JEANS AND OVERALLS FULL LINE OF WORK CLOTHING WHITE AND DENIM PAINTER PANTS AND OVERALLS immulminiummuummummoumminumuumunnummutummummummuummt CHAR- MAN'S WORK CLOTHING LUCKNOW PHONE 5" 2526 % OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M. LUCKNOW VILLAGE REEVE AND COUNCIL WISH TO ENDORSE June 13 to 17 as Hire A Student Week In Lucknow Council wish to encourage householders, farmers and businesses to employ local students. Students are available now, many of them willing to do odd jobs, as well as full time work. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1977 "Lions Club Hold Variety Night Lucknow and District Lions Club held a Variety Fun Night Saturday evening in the Lucknow arena with a good crowd' attending. Lions Clubs in the area provided the entertainment under the direction of Lion Charlie Webster of Luck- now. Lion Bob Finlay of Lucknow was master of ceremonies. Lion president Stuart Reavie presented prizes to the winners as follows: 1st, Bruce Mixers, square dancers representing the' Formosa- Lions Club; 2nd, a skit by the Grade 7 Kingsbridge Girls, repres- enting the Lueknovv Leo Club; 3rd, Lucknow 'Kinsmen doing a "Gong' Show"; honourable mention to Bob Hall (formerly of Lucknow) of Owen Sound who sang accompanied by Phillip Shantz of Owen Sound. Other entrants in the judging were: accordian solo ,by Steven Burke of W'ingham, Wingham Lions Club; skit by Lucknow Kinettes; square dance group from Hillcrest Central School, Teeswater Lions Club; baton twirling by Tom Gilmore of Lucknow, Lucknow Lions Club; vocal duet by Bonnie and Laurie Clark of . Lucknow, Lucknow Agricultural Society; voc- al numbers by Pat King, accom- panied by Ed Stiles; both of Goderich, Goderich Lions Club; Lucknow Silver Seven from the Lucknow Lions; Mildmay Stepping Timers, Mildmay Lions Club; singers from the Ripley Lions Club. Judges, provided by Kincardine Lions Club, were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Meldrum and Dave McKee. The evening ended with a beauty contest in which Miss Lucknow ,Lions was 1st; Miss Lucknow Kinsmen', 2nd; Miss Ripley Lions, 3rd. Steven Pritchard, vocalist, rep- resenting the Lucknow Leos and the Lucknow Public School Band members were also on the pro- gram, but they asked not to be in the judging. A theory that doesn't allow for friction will get a hard rub. The personal equation seems to be that there is no better half. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I The LUCKNOW SENTINEL • • LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • • • • • "The Sepoy Town" — On the Huron-Bruce Boundary • • • Second Class Mail Registration Number 0847 • : • Established 1873 — Published Wednesday • • • • Member of the C.C.N.A. and O.W .N .A . • •• • • .• Subscription Rate, $10 per year in advance • U.S.A. and Foreign, $14 per year in advance Donald C. Thompson, Publisher • • • • • • "•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• • Pictured at the Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home Tea on , Sunday afternoon marking Ontario Nursing Home weekend, June 9th to 12th, ST. HELENS Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sprague were Mr. and Mrs. Al McRoberts and family of London. Also visiting with the Taylors were Mrs. Taylor of Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. Bev McNay of North Ashfield. • VANDALISM Vandals attacked the St,, Helens area last weekend when several mailboxes north of St. Helens were either partially damaged or de- stroyed. It's too bad the culprits haven't better ways to spend their time., John Siecker Sr. was admitted to Wingham Hospital this week. He has since been transferred to Burlington to undergo treatment. Get well wishes are sent his way. His family visited with him on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Humphrey attended a barbeque at the Baird home in Turnberry Township. The barbeque is held annually fOr the local wolf hunters who hunt together during the winter season. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miller, Mrs. Frank McQuillin, Mrs. Helen 'Todd and Isobel Miller recently attended the Salkeld Family Picnic at Menestung Park in Goderich. The St. Helens United Church Women are holding a special meeting Tuesday, June 21st in the Calvin United Church. Mr. 'Gordon McIntyre of Richmond Hill is presenting a travelogue Qf some of the countries he has visited. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller' of Londoh visited with several St. Helens residents. Visits were made at Isobel Miller's home, Mr. and Mrs. Don Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Todd. Work has commenced on a new home in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Errington are building a new house next to their present home. are two Pinecrest residents and family, members. Seated, on the left, is Dick Elliott, 87, formerly of Holyrood and his son Ellwood of Holyrood, standing behind. On the . right is Mrs. Henry (Ellen) Gardner, 86, formerly of Zion, with her son Lane Gardner. Dick has been a resident at Pinecrest for 1 1/2 years and Nellie, as Mrs. Gardner is known to her friends, has been at Pinecrest for 3 years. The weekend at Pinecrest was full of activity and many visitors called over the several days. On Thursday, Lucknow School Band entertained at the noon hour. Music was provided by Blanche Needham, Harry Lavis and Jean Conley. On Friday, Lucknow Senior Citizens provided entertainment and Unit 2, Lucknow United Church Women, played euchre with the residents. On Saturday, the Gollan Family provided music and dancing for the residents. On Sunday, Barbara Cameron played piano numbers and Cathy Hamilton sang, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Bruce- Hamilton. The Kinettes served the guests and pouring tea were Edith Webster, Ada Webster, Mary Lavis and Annie. Maclntyre. The Guest Book was in 'charge of Glenda Park, Vicki Scott, Debbie and Diane Huffman. Nursing Home Weekend is sponsored annually by the Ontario Nursing Home Association and the member homes in each community. Fanshawe Grad Leo Redmond, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Redmond of R. R. 2 Auburn, graduated from Fanshawe College with a three year course in Business Administration. He is now employed in Calgary, Alberta.