HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-12-21, Page 15Sonia Jones, Dick Askes and Donna Sue Errington prepare to make the draws for
the names of the winners of the Lucknow Christmas Promotion. A total of 19 local
merchants participated in the draw. ( Pat Livingston photo)
Christmas winners
Christmas came early for 19 lucky
winners in the Lucknow Business
Christmas Promotion. The winners
were drawn Saturday from the boxes
that have adorned local shops over the
past few weeks.
The winners of the gifts displayed in
the old Village Market building were:
Finlay Decorators - Edith Simpson;
Lucknow Service Centre - Leslie Liv-
ingston and Marg Legrand; Henderson
Lumber - Laurence Clark; Petter Shoes
- Joanne Weber; Charmans - Linda
Rumble; Your Favorite Things -
'Harvey Alton; Dee Vees - Helen Irwin;
Lucknow Co-op - Lynn Murray; Sewing
Box - Betty Ann Elphick; Loree's -
Marjorie Cook; Bain's - Evelyn Cook;,
Valley Green Flowers - Lynn Peck;
Jan's Plue - Karen Boak; Lucknow
Sentinel -'Blake Alton; Lucknow Farm
Supply - Nancy McIntyre; Chisholm's
Fuels - Allan Ritchie; Lucknow Home
Hardware - Frank Alton; Lucknow
Village Market - G.I. Dougherty; and
the Treleaven Feed Mill - Allan Rhody.
Congratulations to all the winners,
and thanks for shopping locally.
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The concerts
The Talk of the Town
The programs and concerts that are
such an important part of the Christmas
season are all over for another year.
The Presbyterian Sunday School pro-
gram under the leadership of Superinten-
dent, Loree Raymond was Sunday Dec.
llth; Puddle Ducks had their Christmas
program for their parents on Friday the
16th, and the United Church Sunday School
with Superintendent Laura Hare
presented their concert, Sunday the 18th.
Nearly fifty people enjoyed a Christmas
dinner at the Drop -In Centre on Friday
with fellowship and cards to complete an
enjoyable get-together. Muriel Moffat and
Bill Stanley were high lady and man at the
shoot tables and Laverne Cooper and Herb
McQuillan were the low prize winners.
Blanche McCallum got the prize for the
most shoots.
Open House was held Sunday Dec. llth
at Princess Court, Kincardine where
Liella Finlayson is a resident. Attending
from this area were Peggy Henderson,
Priscilla Ramsay, Anne MacDougall,
Evelyn Little, Jessie Johnston and Bill
Johnston.
Residents of Dryden Manor, Gough St.
enjoyed the singers from Kingsbridge Fri-
day night with Betty Lou Dalton on the
guitar and Laurie Dalton on the organ.
Come again girls!
The staff of Pinecrest Manor hosted a
Christmas dinner and party for the
residents and their families on Sunday,
December 18th.
Dale and Debbie Gammie and baby An-
drew of Dawson city. Yukon Territory,
are done
UCKNOW
IN by Mildred Loree
who recently moved into the Gammie
Apartment over Loree's Ladies Wear, left
on Thursday to spend Christmas in
Vancouver.
John and Janet Johnstone.of Ajax spent
the weekend with his parents, Gordon and
Bernice Johnstone.
Visiting with his aunt Jessie Johnston
this weekend was J.K. Agnew of
Plymouth, Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Kaake of Walkerton
visited a couple of days last week with his
sister Lulu Stanley. Saturday thirty-five
members of the Stanley family gathered in
Ripley for their Christmas get-together.
The young folks enjoyed sleigh rides and
skating in the afternoon.
To the Staff at the Sentinel, to all who
contribute news items, and to all who take
time to read the Lucknow News, may you
be blessed with the peace and goodwill of
the Angel's song this Christmas season.
Mildred Loree
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 21, 1981Page 15
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