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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-07-19, Page 8LAST NIGHT THURS. JULY 20 *1116. NEW..:FROM WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS WALT DISNEY PRO NO DEPOSIT NO RETURN 9,S Nal D•Sy.. P.09, .O 5 r. 111 shr I nded °s ec°mApVtT I i A�pp1EN PLUS ADDED FEATURE ENS TLAW BLUES" STARTS JULY 28 JOHN TRAVOLTA OLIVIA NEWTONJOHN HWY. 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RID. 4 • ,,,,t1i, • PHONE 524.9981 GODERICH� f'M.V ~1. DRIVE'IN THEATRE i PASe 8—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 19, 1978 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin of Northern Belfast, Ireland, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clare,ce Irwin on the 2nd concession of Huron on Tuesday., Mr, and Mrs. Martin are staying with Mr. and Mrs. Cordon Irwin in Kitchener until August 2. The great grandmothers of Mr. Martin and Mrs. Gordon Irwin were sisters. This is the first time in history that any relations of Mr. Clarence Irwin's grandparents have. ever visited Canada since his grandparents came to Bel- fast, Ontario in 1848. Gordon Irwen, who is the son of the late James Irwin (2nd of Huron) has completed the family tree. In July 1977 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Irwin visited in Northern Belfast, Ireland. Mr. Arthur Whethani of Cambridge Galt was a recent visitor with Mr, and Mrs. E. W. Rice. Visitors with Lester Ferg- usons last week, were Rdv. and Mrs. Stanley Gibson from United Church, Mont- real. Rev. Gibson is a former Ripley Pastor and has been in Montreal for over 10 years now. While here they called on Mrs. Gibson's aunt, Mrs. Wm. MacKay at Huron Villa. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. John MacMurchy and William Fergusons, Lucknow and others in the vicinity and spoke to some on the phone. CLOVER VALLEY NATURE NUTS The fourth meeting of the Clover Valley Nature Nuts was held on July 3 at the home of Kathy Metzger. Secretary, Charlene Elphick read the minutes of the last meetjiig. The neict meeting will ,be the club - outing. Donna Elphick led discus- sions on trees, trees with compound leaves, poisonous plants, and animals. Karen Metzger led discussions on trees with simple . leaves, trees with scaly leaves, and birds. Donna Elphick showed pictures of trees and Karen Meter showe' a amples of the various les. All mem- bers used pressed flowers to decorate pieces of notepaper. tl NOW TILL JULY 27 FRI. 8 SAT. TWO SHOWINGS 7 & 9 SUN:eTH_URS. ONE SHOWING MOO P.M. Just when you thought it was safe 2 to go back in the water... ADULT ENTERTAINMENT STARTS FRIDAY JULY 28th FR DAY & SATURDAY TWO SHOWINGS SUNDAY -THURSDAY 7:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. SATURDAY MATINEE 1:30 P.M. They met an adulty couldn't drive crazy. IT'S Fon EVERYONE: r 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524-7811 AIRCONDITIONED Program subject to change Social tea honours ladies from Ipswicb., England BY MAY BOYLE On Wednesday afternoon neighbouring ladies gather- ed for a social time of fun and fellowship at the honT,of Mr. and Mrs. Frank` M?a'ulden in honour of Mrs. ,Margaret Wilkinson and . Mrs. is.: Langside Intended for last week BY LILLIAN YOUNG Mr. 'and Mrs. Bill Bates and Mrs. John McPherson, all of Teeswater,visited with Mr. and Mrs. Graham Mof- fat, formerly of Culross, at the nursing home in Goder- ich, on Sunday, July 2nd and took them out to dinner, which they .all enjoyed. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Farish Moffat, formerly-- of Langside, ' who celebrated their 40th wed- ding anniversary on Satur- day, July 1st at their home in Wingham. We are sorry to report, that Mrs. John (Jennie) McInnes of Briarwood Cres- cent, Wingham, is a patient in Wingham Hospital. We hope she will soon improve. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young, Karen and Liane took a trip up north this weekend, They, hope to . go - '- as ` far.. as Algonquin Park. On the way back they will leave Karen at the band camp where mem- bers of different bands are camping for a week. Mrs., Philip Steer is visit- ing , with relatives in Eng - I land. She plans to return I home in August. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young, Kevin, Brian, and Jessica of Thornhill, spent .the weekend with his -par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young and William. Other visitors on the weekend were Marty and Jamie Young, Mr. and Mrs. Len Coughlin and girls and Russell Springer. Now is the time for picnics and reunions and two that were held on Sunday were the Orr picnic at the Wing - ham park and the McInnes reunion which was held at Ithe home of John McInnes, Wingham. DON'T MISS IT 31 TheLucknow TractorPuil This Saturday and Sunday Hope To See You There The LUCkIiOW Pop Shoppe wimildisilibilAutimtudamila.../Awaal Boast, who have spent a month here, and left on Sunday from Toronto on their return flight to Ipswich, Suffolk, England. Mr., and Mrs. Jack Barr, visited at Sauble.-Beachwith the Reverend -and=' -lis. G.' Baulch. Mr. Baulch was minister of Kinlough Presby- terian Church several years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bert- rand, Marc and, Becky of Simcoe have been holidaying in the area, and visited Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Elson Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. George .• Burt, Michael and Matthew of Oshawa visited over the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt and, boys. , Returning home from a .3 week visit on Vancouver Island are Margaret Bushell of Wingham and Betty Anne Bushell, concession 14. •The girls flew out and Janet Bushell of Vancouver Island drove them home and is spending a while here. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Ecken- swiller of London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gra- ham and with Mr. and Mrs. George Graham. Mr. and Mrs. - E. J. Fairhall of Glen Orchard visited at the Maulden hon'ie Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Marjorie Mackie of Hagersville, and family, in the sudden death of her husband, Delmar. The Mack- ies were formerly of conces- sion 8. The annual Burt family reunion was held on Sunday at Hanover Park. Mrs. Marjorie Culley of Toronto spent the week with Mr. and. Mrs.Arthur Hald- -enby.,, Mr.' and Ws. Howard Bennett were also up for the weekend. Mr. Herman Lanting re- turned home on Saturday from University Hospital, London, where he has been a patient for a time. We wish him improved health. Mr. and Mrs. John Visser and Tracey of Gorrie spent the weekend with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hedley and family. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Haldenby returned home by air from visiting with their Maclntyre nephews and their wives at Culross, Manitoba. The Haldenbys accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fry who left by car a week ago, crossing on the Chi-Chee- maun from Tobermory to South Bay Mouth on Sunday, July 9th. Arthur Graham and his nephew Mr. Graeme Cassidy spent the weekend at Ann Arbor, Michigan, with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Graham. The Haldenby family held their annual reunion at the home of Mrs. Bertha Halden- by last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Eck- enswiller and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Eadie returned from a motor trip to the east coast. 1978. FORD F100, 6 cylinder 1978 GREMLIN 1978 AMC . 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