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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-06-21, Page 12Page ` 12-Lucknow Sentinel, 'Wedne:y, June 21,1989 WE HEARD IT THRU THE GRAPEVINE... Great Savings On These Used Car. -s.& Trucks. Some One Owner Low Mileage. " s 1968 PLYMOUTH VOYAGEUR VAN 1987 MERCURY SABLE, 4 door 1985 DELTA 88 ROYALE BROUGHAM loaded with extras 1979 CHEV MALIBU, air 1983 BUCK PARK AVENUE, 4 door, loaded 1987 FORD Yrz TON R 1986 CHEV Ys T.ON PICK-CIPlow mileage 1.986 GMC 44 TON PICK-UP 1985 GMC 3/4 TON Bath 3 Phone 5234342 IJCI. NOW MIMED 'CHURCH SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 199 Rev. Gerald McFarlane Nursery and junior congregation provided EVERYONE WELCOME LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Invites You To Worship With Them On Sunday, June 25, 1989 10> gain. and 7130 p.m. Nursery downstairs morning £ evening AVERVOtil 1 LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday, June 25, 1989 111s00 A.M. Worship Service flurr;ry for.childr.n¢and.r 4 Years Rev. Allison J. -Ramsay. Minister Everyone Welcome • We invite you to see us about the selection of a family, monument. We have over 1 00 monuments IiOL- on display. For more .information .call: Sam or ,Grant S8140234 kelion Temorials • 3 Distill= St. VViilkett o►n + s Traffic l huhdlrl tit Lights Maul HU.ruii #• • • r1Tt'it) • • . El • :ether perat tti *Ask about our CHERRY i .0 *For a crop . pato, phone (No, chit ,ren or Poos, #_tea ) ser' Lochalsh folk visit Paris Charles and Mayme Wilkins and Lloyd Irwin went to Paris on Saturday OCHALSH visit Barbara Wilkins and on and to Satur- day evening they accompanied Barbara by Kae Webster Oshawa to celebrate the 25th wedding anniversary of two of Mayme and Lloyd's nephews. Allen and Donna Irwin and Ivan and Janet Irwin, Charles and Mayme stayed over at Paris till Sunday and returned home with Elizabeth and David Dadson. Barbarais a member of a clown troupe who were putting on the evening worship service at the Paris United Church. Elizabeth played the piano for them and David was prop man for the group. Barbara will be bringing her clown operetta to the Ashfield Presbyterian W.M.S. bazaar oh Satur- day, July 22 when she will be painting children's faces or making balloon animals far them. The community will be glad to know that Marj MacLean has returned home once again from the hospital and is feel- ing not too bad. So we all send get well wishes to you Mari. Rhetta MacLennan accompanied her daughter Margaret Morton to Tiverton the other evening to attend a wedding shower for Margaret's daughter, Teena Green. Gordon and Nora Robb were in Listowel on Sunday at Nora's sister and brother-in-law, John and Isabel McMillan where they attended an im- mediate family get together picnic. On Tuesday, Nora Robb and son Glenn Robb were in Chesley visiting with Bob and Sandra Darling and children. Allen Finlayson of Toronto has been spending a week of his holidays at home with his mother, Dorothy Finlayson. On the weekend, Dorothy is expecting her daughter, son-in-law and two grand- sons, Carol Finlayson, John Balch and boys. On Wednesday evening, Kae Webster and sons James and Cecil Webster at- tended the country and western concert at Lulu's in Kitchener. It was enjoyed very much by the threesome. At about 11 pan. it was announced there was ap- proximately about 2,500 in attendance. There were 25 Canadian country and western singers. All money received from admittance went to the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, which will be located across the road from Lulu's at Sports World. Wilda and Harvie Thompson spent the weekend with Wray and Linda Thompson of Mississauga. Mrs. Gwen Rothwell, Mrs. Paul Rothwell and Lady Rebecca visited with Marion Emerson on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr of Walkerton visited Wayne and Lorraine Kerr on Sunday. Jack and Janet Farrell accompanied George and .Janice Willer .of Thorndale • to the Skydome on Friday to seethe Blue Jays game. On Sunday some from Purple Grove .at tefdett e.Fiddler's Jamboreein Atwood. 'Earl Elliott received a good report from the doctors uuLondon. From there June and Earl went to Ingersoll to visit Ian and Sherri and then on to Detroit to visit Earl's brother Everett. Jim Farrell's visited Jerrjr and Kay Logtenburg, Dungannon. •On Tues., 36 from playschoolincluding leaders and helpers ex- plored aplored the Saugeen Valley Conservation Area. Many from Purple Grove had dinner and tour at Douglas Point on Tuesday. Janice and Lynn 'EMU from :.Blind River visited June and Ear ililliititt. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Liton Sittler .of Greenock. fifanyattendeda shower for Debbie Zipfil t Horvald.'s, Lucknow. :The Purple Grove institute served food and coffee at the auction sale held for Harvey OtT. The Orcr's moved in to Kincat- dine on Sat. Visitors Tuesday evening with Sandra_and'Don.Fo retterwere WaiterFor- reater, Harvey andMargaret Ann Orr, Ber- nard et-nard. iaek.and .Don :Geddes. PURPLE GROVE The Purple Grove Women's Institute entertained the Holyrood WI at the . com- munity centre Wednesday night to hear the Dairy Princess. The Grove Bible Study group met at Marian Gamble's Tuesday, next Tuesday at Bette MacLeod. -. -Manyywentto he Legion Mall;Saturdayto join in the :celebrations for the Goth anniver- sary .of Mildred and Miff Johnson. Saturday also saw the official opening of the repaired township shed. Noel, Diane and Robert McLeod visited Bette MacLeod. The spacious home and grounds of Bette MacLeod proved an ideal setting for the Senior Citizens Picnic. Luncheon guests with Bette MecLeod were Jean' Scott of Kin- cardine . her niece Elsie of Toronto. Sandy- Mylar .of Toronto picked up Jane Garland in Guelph and came to Bette MacLeod's for lunch with .her and her houseguest , Evelyn Smith of Fonthill. Edna Stanley .:attended the 5th birthday party of Katherine Machines. Visiting with Edna this weekend are Audrey and Mary Ellen Traher sof London and Carol Ann and Heather Shantz -of Walkerton. Catherine and Robert.MaeInnes are staying with Grandma Edna whiffle Anne Marie and baby David go to British Columbia to visit David Stanley, Dick, Nancy and family. Blyth Festival celebrates 15th The Blyth Festival celebrated the opening of its 16th anniversary season on June 16 with a ISold-out crowd and hundreds of guests tinct, come from near and far to, see the premier performance .of the Dan Needles .comedy, Perils of Persephone. Featured as .the guest peer at the Blyth Festival opening ',ceremonies •was the Honourable Lincoln M. Alexander, . Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. "We salute the past ,arid. embrace the future with ibe presentation of five fife productions in this. our fifteenths of Canadian, Splays at the Blyth. Festival," exclaimed Katherine das, Artistic Director of the Blyth Festival (hy` fifth season as Artistic Director). ,fWe feel privitl ;ed , to share our work °With 40 Many,fry nu fats vlleged to have ,the , fit ' tito 'cage the iledts of our artiSts yileged to t°the. V ytht 'qty of rM iron In ,extendiq a warm ,welcome to all who visit,. our theatre this ummer.* "Our`Opeoning Night festivities.are not only a night f celebration hut coppor testy to thank. the many corrporatio and individuals who have made generous contributions over the year," said Lynda Lentz, Development Coor- dinator .:of the Blyth Festival. Special presentations on Opening Night were made to Richard Michaelides of Imperial Oil (sponsor of YoungCody), Neil o *Gavin of McGavin Farm Supply 'Ltd. (sponsor of Blyth Festival season poster),. Al Skelton of c Broadcastingmeted and ;Bob Elston ,of OFPL Broadcasting Limited (co-sponsor of Perils of Persephone rroduction), Nathan Gilbert of Laidlaw YOUndation (sponsor of new play develoPlatal pro ca roe), and George Taylor ,of JohnLabatt Limited(. of The Pre production). rlier in the evening, Roger Fry Veiledthe 'myth rliestIvai Art Gallery 0110w t 1L don Artist Son `Milton. The ibidp titled "So ure -std Other urp'' ,is ton 'display at the Art (allery . from June 16 to. July 13 And features ,etoigrigst arcylic paintings and sculptures.:Ron's shows, from New Erunawiok to : ndon:fie been exx tremely well ,received =and. his art is represented in anypermanent Univer- sity and coporate collections.