The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-06-21, Page 24Pstge 24—Lucknow Sentiflel, Wednesday, June 21, 1978
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By The Sentinel
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THAT
We are growing! The
population of Lucknow is now
1,200 and the Ministry of
Transportation and Commu-
nication will be changing the
population sign at the village
entrances to read 1,200
instead of 1,000.
THAT
Last week's Lottery winner
was Mrs. Jim Burt, R. R. 3
Holyrood.
THAT
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Forster
of Lucknow, attended the
Shriners Ceremonial in Sault
Ste. Marie last weekend. Ron
is third vice president of
Bluewater Shrine Club. Sev-
eral Shriners from the U.S.
also attended.
THAT
Last Wednesday Mrs. Etta
Campbell was taken by
ambulance to University
Hospital, London, from
Wingham and District Hos-
pital were she fell and broke
her right hip while recover-
ing from a similar break to
her left hip. Last February
.she fell on icy pavement and
spent neartly six weeks in the
London Hospital and was
transferred to Wingham: She
was to have been discharged
this week until this second
accident occurred. She is.
now making favourable pro-
gress from hip surgery
again.
THAT
Roller skating will start
June 30 in the Lucknow
Arena and will continue
every Sunday, Wednesday
and Friday evening through
the summer months.
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,�i BILL'S PLACEVARIETY STORE
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KERR- Yvonne and Gary
Kerr, R. 6 Goderich, are
pleased to announce the
birth of a son, Gary Mark
Girvin Kerr, on June 5, 1978
at Victoria Hospital. Grand-
parents are Merle and Mary
Kerr, R. 3 Goderich and Mrs.
Winnifred Girvin, R. 6 God-
erich.
HARE - Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Hare, Kitchener, are happy
to announce the arrival of
their daughter, Melissa
Lynn, on June 9, 1978, in St.
Mary's Hospital, Kitchener.
WARD - Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Ward, R. R. 5
Lucknow, are happy to
announce the arrival of a
daughter, in Wingham and
District Hospital, on June 16,
1978.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Lampitt of Sherwood Park,
Alberta, were weekend
guests of Mrs. Beth Ritchie,
Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Cook, Mr. Milvert Reid
of Lucknow and Mrs. Gladys
Barwick of Goderich attend-
ed the wedding of Lorraine
Gillespie and Scott Walker of
Sarnia on June 16th. The
wedding took place at the
Parker Street United Church,
Sarnia with the reception
following at the Lambton
Shrine Club. The lovely
smorgasbord meal was fol-
lowed by ,a dance to a popular
orchestra. Lorraine is the
youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Gillespie,
formerly of the Whitechurch
area.
Lawn bowling news
On Saturday, June 17 a
mixed doubles tournament
was held on the Lucknow
Lawn Bowling Greens.
First prize went to Mel
Brady's rink from Seaforth;
2nd prize to M. Droughton's
rink from Atwood; 3rd prize
to Isobel Miller and Rev.
Kaufman, Lucknow; and 4th
prize to Helen and Terry
Gardner from Wingham. ^�
On Wednesday afternoon
a Ladies' Doubles Tourna-
ment was held on the
Teeswater Greens. Isobel
Miller and Maudie Fisher
won the second prize.
NOTICE
LUCKNOW BUSINESS PLACES
WILL BE OPEN
Friday Night
Unfit 9 p.m.
AND CLOSED ALL. DAY SATURDAY, JULY 1
FOR DOMINION DAY
LUCKNOW BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
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to
�cknow�Mn
SUMMER
June 23,24,25
4,6
uclnow" Souvenirs
Spoons, brooches, ke+y chains,
leather gods
Visitors with Edith and
Harvey Webster over the
weekend were Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Hunt, Richard, Randy
and Dale and Nancy John-
ston from Fordwich, and Mr.
and Mrs. Terry Pym, Jason
and Jennifer of St. Catharin-
es.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Barger Sr. had their family
Sunday when a lovely turkey
dinner was served. They
celebrated Father's Day and
also Gordon's 73rd birthday.
They presented Gordon with
a lovely gold watch and chain
from his wife and a lovely
chair and stool from the
family and $100 from his
grandchildren.
Those attending were Gor-
don Jr., Mary Lou- and
Douglas; Bill, Anna and
Anna May; Ken and Janet,
Lisa and Michele; Joan and
Kirk; Herb and Roseline;
Mary, Ron and Melissa.
David Mewhinney, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Me-
whinney has graduated from
Conestoga College, Kitchen-
er, in electrical appliance and
is now employed at Gra-
ham's Electric in Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Mewhinney of Peterborough
were weekend visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Me-
whinney.
BAIN'S GROCE1ERIA
LUCKNOW � 52$-342Q
{WE'VE PUf THE SQU4E}
SCHNEIDER COUNTRY
Sausage
1# PKG
$145
SUNKIST 113'S
Oranges
$1.19 DOZ.
SCHNEIDER FARMERS
Sausage
1# PKG.
$1.45
[3 RED VARIETIES]
"OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK"
WE DELIVER
SPCI1AL 1
Cottage Cheese 51.21
JULY 1, 1978
Lucknow Fairview Dairy PH• 528-2001
DON'T FORGET THE FAIRVIEW CAR WASH
Hot Water, Soap, Wax, Vacuum Cleaner, Paper Towels
Stretch your savings Cash in on
on CIL's Acrylic Latex; Lo -Sheen CIL's Trutone
and Acrylic Latex Gloss. Housepaint, too.
TErup pAht ,
ACRYLIC LATEX LO•SHEEN
t,? TERIOR pAi
ApYlfc LATEX GLO55
$1449 1449 $15.99
PER GALLON PER GALLON PER GALLON
For siding. brick and
masonry. Latex stretcher
so it won't crack.blister
or peel.
For doors, windows. trim and A superior oil-based
siding. Latex stretches so it exterior housepaint.
wont crack,blister or peel. White, only.
Sale ends July 1,1978.
(INLAY DICORATOR$
CARPETING
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PHONE $26-4434