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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-08-02, Page 8MON 7th — THEATRE CLOSED J Fit -$ Page 8---Lucknow Sentinel,Wednesday, August 2, 1978 July swimmers pass tests The first session of swim- ming lessons has been com- pleted at the Lucknow Pool. The Instructors would like to congratulate the following swimmers. NOVICE • Mark Andrew, Shawna Andrew, Jason Cameron, Chris Cauchi, Meagan Clark, Jody Collinigr Ritchie Collins, Lana Craig, Michael Curran, Olson's Gravel Pit DUNGANNON, ONT. 529-7942 —,•—_AMY # AN, ,-, AEI AI ar4rri4 PRICES ARE PER TON SANDY FILL B-2 GRAVEL B-1 GRAVEL DUST OR SAND 4" UNDER STONE ROAD GRAVEL CEMENT GRAVEL 5/8" '/. STONE 300 100 tons tons .30c .40c. .50c '1.20 1.80 Load Prices .40c .44c .50c .54c .60c .64c 1.00 1.20 1.24 1.30 1.34 1.35 1.39 1.90 1.94 OUR DELIVERY CHARGE IS LESS Dozer and scraper available for a good leveling job GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 5 years—Annual Interest MKDcNA[Dt6RHER TEF�NY (416) 276-2112. 165 Dundas Street West. Mississauga. Ont. L5B 2N6. Member of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation. ' Rates subject to change. Agent inquires invited Nick Doelman, Robert Heller Connie Husk, Tammy Husk, $ill Kinahan, Joyce Lane, $rad Murray, Tanya Neu- feld, Adrian Rau, Tracy Smolenaars, Jennifer Stan- ley, Shawn Stanley, Robbie Thornpson, Tanya Turner, Colleen Van -Osch, Sharon Van Osch. PRE -BEGINNERS Scott Allen, Michelle Bar- ger, Julie Collins, Darrin Cook, Susan Curran, Beverly Exel, Amy Gingrich, Scott Hackett, David Hallam, Rod- ney Husk, Ricky Johnson, Kirk Livingston, Darryl Mc- Kay, Helen Needham, Larry ,,1,Reid, Brad Stanley, Stephen Van Osch. BEGINNERS Becky Ackert, Mike Barg- er, Robbie Bushell, Ronnie Collins, John de Boer, Mur- ray de Boer, Tommy Down- ey, David Elliott, Tony Gingrich, Paul Hackett, Deb- bie Hedley, Karen Hedley, Lisa Hilverda, Heather How- ald, Susan Meyer, Mike Murray, Donna Raynard, Johnny Vander Velde. SURVIVAL Randy Collins, Cheryl Cuillerier, Bruce Elliott, 1 David Exel, Wayne Forster, r Beth Gingrich, Lori Gingrich, Steven Hamilton, Kim Hil- verda, Lynne Hilverda, Rob- bie Johnson, Peter Kaastra. JUNIOR Jeff Ackert,' Michelle Gardner, Dale Hayes, Deb- bie Huffman, Lynda Kaastra, Dorothy Lennips, Andy Mey- er, Julie Stanley. INTERMEDIATE Anne Hamilton, Dianne Huffman, Lisa Husk, Trudy, NO RIDERS - MAKE IT A RULE farm safety association HANOVER HOLIDAY TOURS JOIN US ON TOUR THIS SUMMER AUGUST 5 & SEPTEMBER 20, 1978 - Pennsylvania Dutch: 6 days. AUGUST 6, 1978 - British Isles Tour: 23 days. Visiting England, Scotland, Ireland. All inclusive except lunch daily. AUGUST 13, 1978 - Maritimes: 12 days. Including New York, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, and Quebec. \ SEPTEMBER 11, 1978 - Western Canada: 8 days. Special for Senior Citizens. SEPTEMBER 16, 18, 23, 25, 30, OCTOBER 2, 1978 - Agawa Canyon: 4 days. You pick the departure that hest suits you. SEPTEMBER 22, 1978 - Maritimes: 15 days. Includes Quebec, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Vermont, and New York. AUGUST 26, 1978 - Western Canada: 16 or 22 days. Choice of flying or driving home. OCTOBER 1, 1978 - California: 23 days via motorcoach. OCTOBER 6, 1978 - Nashville: Choose either a morning or evening departure. SEPTEMBER 1, 1978 - Nashville: 4 days. Morning departure. OCTOBER 14, 1978 - Arizona/Nevada/California: 15 days via air and motorcoach. OCTOBER 28, 1978 - Four Islands Hawaii: 15 days. Includes Honolulu, Hawaii, Maui and Kauai. NOVEMBER 6, 1978 = Newport's Holiday for Senior Citizens: 8 days. FALL FOLIAGE TOURS: OCTOBER 6, 1978 - Gatineau/Laurentians - 4 days. SEPTEMBER 25, 1978 - Adirondack/Green Mountains: 5 days. All Tours Are Fully Escorted Hanover Travel Service 364.3270 1-800.265.3007 Toll Free 290 -10th Street, Hanover Kincardine Travel Service 396-2477 Call Collect 831 Queen Street, Kincardine Korten, Helen MacIntyre, Caryn Nicolson, Gwenda Vander Velde, Laurie West. SENIOR Liz Black, Janice Hackett, Adrian K?oitten, Sandra Reid, Wilma Vander Velde. Ashfield Ladies start playoffs The Ladies' Ashfield Bee-' reational Ball teams start their semi-finals this week. The following teams make up the league: Kingsbridge, Kintail, Port Albert,' Dun- gannon "A", Dungannon "B", North Ashfield, Belfast and Kinloss. These teams will be playing three games each this week. The top four teams will compete next week for the championship and the re- maining four teams will play off for the consolation award. A schedule will Appear in next week's paper, giving the times and places. Fitness unit corning A physical fitness unit is coming to town. The portable unit moves from municipality to municipality to test peop- le's physical fitness. This is done through the co-operation of the Lucknow Recreation Department. An information booth and a unit will be at the Lucknow Fall Fair., If a number of people are interested, a testing day will follow. Noisy Ladies look good The Noisy Ladies . are looking good as the regular season draws to a close. With only two games left, the Ladies are in third place: Take note that this Thurs- day's game against the Goderich Superstars will be played at the Agricultural Park in Goderich. The last chance to see the girls in action during the regular season will be August 10th in town. Last week's scores were Lucknow 18, Goderich Swingers 3, after five innings on Monday night. Then on Thursday the team played. the Goderich Sailorettes and although they were defeated, Lucknow played its best and most exciting game. The score was 8 - 7 in the visitor's favour after playing into overtime. 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