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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-07-27, Page 28LANGSIDE PASSES MUSIC EXAM ..wren Young received word that she had passed her grade 6 music exam with honours. Karen is a pupil of /Mrs. Donalda 'Moffat, Lucknowat nd tried her exam at Blyth. C gratulations Karen. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Springer, Leslie, Pam and Russell are holidaying at their cottage at Parry Sound. Marilyn Moffat is presently visit- ing with her sisters in Guelph. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Lloyd Moffat of Lucknow returned to her home last Tuesday after,being a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John Koobs (Nancy de Boer), who were married at Langside Presby- terian Church on Friday afternoon. ANSWERS to carpet cleaning questions like these... DON'T COST A CENT III How much can I save if I do it myself? n Will RINSENVAC clean my carpets as well as the professionals do? II How long does it take to clean a 9 x 12 room? What about stains ? III Can a woman use the RINSENVAC Carpet Cleaning System? • How can I get rid of pet odors? II Will RINSENVAC clean shag carpeting? Take advantage of this FREE service! We'll be glad to help . . . and answer any other questions you might have. Onkommow • .•••••=11111110 • seit../MMEll. • An..111111111111111111111ir • IMINIMi• CARPETING CUSHIONFLOR AND LINOLEUM TOM oostpunz soma DMODRATING ores DRAPERIES FINLAY DECORATORS WALLPAPER AND PAM'S ItICIINOW, ONTARIO PHONE 528-3434 GROCETERIA LUCKNOW 528-3420 45°Pedats For Sepoy. Days Sidowalk CAMPFIRE 11 OZ. Marshmallows 414 BAG 113'S Oranges 99( Doz. SCHNEIDER'S 8 OZ. Cheese Slices 83.,KG SCHNEIDER'S TO SLICE • Cold Meals Mac & Cheese - Chicken Loaf - Luncheon Meat $1.29 L.. OPENSIX DAYS A WEEK FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE WE DELIVER Wintario Aids Bruce County Grants totalling $63,305 have been approved for 11 projects in Bruce County from the proceeeds of the Ontario Lottery. 'the amounts range from $54,000 to $90. A grant up to $54,000 is to be made .to the Chippawa Hill Amphitheatre to aid in the cost of constructing the facility on the Saugeen Indian Reserve. The Cargill and District Com- munity Fund is to receive a grant of $1,817 towards the purchase of softball, tennis and badminton equipment. A grant of $1,500 is to be made to the First Port Elgin Scouting Association to defray the costs of transportation to attend the Boy Scouts Canadian Jamboree '77 in Prince Edward Island. • The First Walkerton Scouts Association will receive a grant of $1,165 for travel assistance to attend CJ '77 in P.E.I. purchase of camping equipment. The Corporation of the Township of Kinloss is to receive a grant of $1,000 to . aid in the costs of constructing an addition to the Whitechurch Community Hall. A grant of $963 is to be made to the Hanover and District Minor Ball Association to aid in the purchase of baseball equipment. The Bruce Hoof Beats Horse Club in Wiarton is to receive a grant up to $757 to assist in the costs of constructing a show ring on the grounds of the Grey-Bruce Livestock Co-operative. A grant of $502 is to go to the First Tiverton Scout Group for travel assistance to CJ '77 in P.E.I. A grant of $422 is to be made to the First Port Elgin Scouting Association to assist in the purchase of camping equipment. A grant of $90 will be made to the Walkerton Figure Skating Club to aid in the purchase of a cassette player. Music Exams Beatrice -- Quality Check'd 6 OZ. YOGURT 3°y$1.00 FAIRVIEW DAIRY Lucknow FOR HOME DELIVERY PLEASE CALL 528-2001 DON'T FORGET THE FAIRVIEW CAR WASH Hot Water, Soap, Wax, Vacuum Cleaner, Paper Towels WEDNESDAY, JULY 27. 1977 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT THAT Mr. and Mrs. William Haldenby of Kinlough are having a ,sale of merchandise at theif generl store. After 20 years in business, they are selling off their stock, but will continue to reside in their home, connected with the store. Bill advises The Sentinel that there has been a store at that location, on and off, for over 50 years. THAT Lane Gardner of Zion attended the 23rd annual Canadian Navy Veteran's reunion held in Brant- ford July 15th, 16th, 17th and reports that :the - reunion will be held in London in 1978, but sponsored by Woodstock Navy Veteran's Association. The 1979 reunion will be held in Peterbor- ough. The Canadian Navy Veteran's Association is interested in forming', a branch club in the Kincardine, Wingham, Goderich area and navy veterans who are interested may contact Lane Gard- ner, R. 3 Lucknow for further information. LUCKNOW SENTINEL CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Robert • G. Shrier, president of the'Signal-Star Publishing, came to Goderich in 1961 and became associated with the late George Ellis in the Goderich Signal-Star. In 1965 he became the new .owiiier. Since that time, the compaiiy has taken many forward steps. In 1966, a web offset press was installed which handled the printing require- ments of 'the Goderich interests. as well as many other weekly news- papers in the area. In November of 1973, the company moved to its present location in a new building in Industrial Park, Highway 21 south. Over the years, the Signal Star Publishing purchased several area weekly newspapers. The Clinton News-Record was purchased in 1967 and Kincardine News in 1969. Earlier this year, The Mitchell Advocate was acquired as well as other newspaper interests in the Toronto area. The Huron County Shopping News is also a Signal- Star publication. The Sentinel has printed its weekly issue at Signal Star Publishing in Goderich since July of 1969. All the preparatory work was done in Lucknow with the printing completed on the high speed Goderich press. Well over twenty newspapers use the central printing facilities of the company. The Sentinel has sold the newspaper only. The stationery business and printing business will continue to be operated by Don Thompson from the present loca- tion with the assistance of Bev and Margaret Thompson and Anne Purney. In addition, Mr. Thomp- son will continue to operate a distributorship for Loto Canada lottery tickets which includes the counties of Huron, Perth, Oxford and Brant. He was appointed to this post one year ago, and since that time has operated the lottery distribution in association with the newspaper. The newspaper has rented space in the vacant building of Tony Johnstone. the former Village A grant of $1,089 is to be made to the First Kincardine Scout Troop for travel assistance to attend CJ '77 in P.E.I. and to assist in the Shop, and will commence opera- tions there on August 15th. The location is still known to many as the "Murdie Block". Tony Johnstone, an employee of The Sentinel since 1964, will manage The Sentinel for Signal Star Publishing. An editor will be hired to cover the • local news picture. Sortie of the present staff, Merle Elliott and Mary McMurray, will be retained under the new management. The following students of Mrs. Marion Gamble, Ripley, were successful in their Royal Conserva- tory of Music Piano Exams. . Grade 3: Leah Coulbeck, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Coulbeck. R. R. 1 Ripley. Grade 6: Pass, Kathy Gillespie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Gillespie, Holyrood; Honours: Michelle MacTavish, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James MacTavish. Ripley. CREDIT LIVING Too often the fellow with a prosperous appearance still owes for the appearance. Lucknow's Seventh Annual Craft Festival SPONSORED BY THE LUCKNOW AGRICULTURAL 'SOCIETY in the Lucknow Arena Friday, July 29th 1 p.m. Ill 10 p.m. AND Saturday, July 30th 10 a.m. til 5 p.m. CRAFTS OF ALL TYPES, BAKING, FRESH PRODUCE AND MEALS FOR SALE. FREE PARKING FREE DRAWS DRAW ON A HAND-MADE RUG F++++++++44++++4444++++4++444 WHILE AT THE CRAFT FESTIVAL CHECK THE TERRIFIC BUYS AT SEPOY DAYS SIDEWALK SALE Congratulations also to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mann (Anne Sande), who were married on Saturday at Teeswater. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bongertman. Mr. and Mrs. Wynne also called at the same home on Sunday. Reverend Bev Kay preached his farewell service at Langside and Whitechurch Presbyterian Church- es on Sunday and later that day the Kay family left for British Colum- bia. They planned to spend the night at Tobermory and cross on the ferry early Monday morning. Rev. Kay has been appointed to the Presbyterian Church at Kitimat, B.C.. and starts in September. During August Langside Church will have a series of special services by different ministers. Next Sun- day Rev. A. C. Young of Goderich will preach at both Langside and Whitechurch.