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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-07-06, Page 20"ft kinlough news I. Luclmow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 6, 1983—Page 20 Visit with Kinloughfamilies on the weekend By May Boyk Mrs. Leonard Stanley re- turned home from Kincard- ine Hospital, also Weir Ech- enswiller who was a patient. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stan- ley and family moved from our village to the farm home (late William Scott) on con- cession 12 west and Glen Bolte moved into the George Haldenby home. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gillespie on the gift of their baby son, David Lloyd at Kincardine Hospital. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Haldenby in the death of her father, the late Arthur Campbell. The funeral was on Friday after- noon at Kincardine. Friends from here attended. Mrs. Campbell was the former Mary Pettigrew and grew up in our community. Mrs. William E. Haldenby is a patient in Wingham Hospital. We send get well wishes, Margaret. Mr. and Mrs. David Rhody and family are home on a holiday from Africa and are visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rhody and other family members. On Tuesday, David took his brother, Wayne to University Hospital, London for major surgery. Mrs. Wayne Rhody went to London on Wednes- day. We all wish you well, Wayne. Visitors over the weekend with Marretta Hodgins were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stan- ley of Mason, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hodgins and family of St. Catharines and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hod- gins and family of Niagara. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Frans - cisco and Mr. and Mrs. Ein Franscisco of Toronto and their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mends, Aruba, Coast of Venezula, Netherland Antil- las visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt and family. Marjorie Bennett of Toron- National motocross championship If you thought this week - en's Motocross races were just that, you've got another thing coming ---- and another thing, and another thing, and another thing. For the Lab- act's Senior National Moto- cross Championships at Hul- ly Gully on the 9th and 10th the best motocross racing in the country is just one attrac- tion. The Clinton Kinsmen have set up a watering hole at the Senior Nationals that will cool appreciative throats. All weekend long, the roar of racing engines will be punctuated by the sound of a helicopter giving spectators rides. On Saturday night at 7.00, after the qualifiers, there's a Twilight Bed Race, followed by a Bicycle Motocross Dem- onstration. At 8.30, the con- temporary country sounds of the band Country Sky will entertain at the street dance till 11.30. On Sunday the finals get under way at noon, and the famous Labatt's Balloon will be floating over the races. Other highlights include the filming of the Canadian Nationals by CTV for airing on Wide World of Sports later in July. The Labatt's Senior Na- tional Motocross Champion- ships on July 9th and 10th -- beginning at noon both days wt Hully Gully. For more information con- tact Hully Gully at 262-3318/ 5809. INTRODUCING '144 0410.f.e.iff KITCHEN AND BATH BOUTIQUE HERE WE GROW AGAIN — Hodgins Lumber is growing to give you more service, selection and quality. Located in our main showroom is a quaint Old English Cottage. THE LEMON TREE. It's a special place to shop for all your kitchen and bathroom accessories. Now when you remodel your kitchen or bath, you can accessorize it as well. All right here, under one roof. You can co-ordinate your floors, walls, fixtures and now your accessories with skilled help to get that perfect look. One stop shopping. The perfect answer. Come, see for yourself. Browse in the relaxed at- mosphere of The Lemon Tree. You'll be glad you did. • Shower Curtains • Bath Towels • French Soaps • Towel Rings • Soap Dishes • Everything for the Bath • Brass & Copper • Tea Towels • Kitchen Gadgets • Table Cloths • Place Mats & Napkins • Everything for the Kitchen WATCH FOR THE GRAND OPENING JULY 14 HODGINS Ate.. 13URDALL ASSOCIATE srORE i t ocmted i t the North End of Winohirn in our Man Showroom lots of Free P,irkinq Visa anti Masterr.(rd .)r.r:npteri Mon. - Fri. 7:30 am - 5:30 pm: Sat. 8 am - 4 pm 357-3650 to spent the weekend here with her father, Arthur Hal- denby. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall were Kathleen Panter of Colorado, Ellen Best and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hackett of Toronto. All attended the Lucknow Jam- boree. The Stanley reunion picnic was held Saturday, July 2 at Ashfield Township Park on the shores of Lake Huron. There were 130 people present with the person com- ing the farthest being Gor- don McKinnon of Florida. The oldest person present was Ross Campbell of Tees - water. The couple who were married the longest were Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Stanley of Lucknow. The newest baby in the family was Jeffery Hodgins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hodgins of St. Catharines. Races and games, volley- ball, base ball, and swim- ming amused young and old alike. Lila Johnson of London purchased the prizes. John Lind and Butch Johnson or- ganized the games and races and Jewel Stanley purchased the ice cream. Butch and James volun- teered to do the games text year and Barbara Bittorf volunteered to purchase priz- es for next year. Official Opening Monday,11 R. B.'s School of Safe Driving 509 Broadway, Kincardine - Beside the Knotty Pine Reuben Burnett Instructor, Director CALL 396-8132 •.,c. ru �iilOL[SA.I .Mt IIQMI GJIDCIRS Wi -STORES- Van CAMP w/PORK 14 OZ. WESTON 6'S 2 FOR 1.00FilledBeans Jam CLOVER LEAF FLAKED LIGHT 6.5 OZ. Tuna ASSORTED 6 G. .99 Freshie 6 FOR .99 RICKS YUM YUM, HAMBURG, CORN, HOT DOG, CU BITS, GARDEN SALAD 375 Relish ,99 13 'OZ. 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