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image '2Ou. Luukaow Eentinell, Wednesday, September 6, 1989
Lucknow residents on the move
With the coming •of :September and the
end of the summer holidays changes are
taking place all around. Boys ,and girls
are .going to school, many for the first
time, while others have graduated to
secondary school, college or university.
Best wishes to all our students.
Changes around Lucknow include the
arrival of a new Royal home on the
foundation at the north end of Havelock
St. belonging to Steve and Brenda
l3erry; Marilyn Carruthers and family
have moved into the home formerly
owned by Mrs. Hogan; the KArannenburg
family have moved into the house the
town bought, planning to demolish it for
the new senior citizens apartment
building; Mr. and Mrs. Glen England
have moved from 395 Campbell St. and
Brent Maize is going to live in the
house formerly belonging to his
grandfather.
Ethel Rutherford has returned after 'a
month holidaying with her son Hugh
and Irene Rutherford in • the Sharbot
Lake District north of Kingston. She
thoroughly enjoyed her holidays. When
Hugh and Irene brought her home they
remained for a few days visiting with
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by Mildred Loree
Lucknow's guiders are looking forward
to another big year. Plans have already
been made for camps, ChriSttmas carol-
ing, parades, pot luck suppers and
skating parties.
.1aiCknow Guiders includes five groups:
Sparks -ages five, held an Mondays at the
town hall, with leader, Sharon Weber;
Guides, agemine to ,12,1teldiThursdays'at
town hall, under leader Joan Chamney;
*Brownies - age six to -nine, Tuesday -even-
ings, at the town hall, with leader Anne
Guay; Pathfinders - age 12 - 15,
Wednesdays gats the town hall, with leader
Wendy Berbert and Rangers - age 15 -
19, held -on biontly Thursdays, in
gingham, under the leadership of Marian
Baynard.
ASSISTANT
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ARENA MANAGER 5.
Ice making and general maintenance
under the supervision of the
RECREATION DIRECTOR
Applications in writing to be :ad-
dressed to
Secretary
Lucknow Arena Board
Box 40, Lucknow
by 5:00•. p.m., September 14, 1989.
Duties commence early in October.
For more information contact
Bill Hunter
528-3002
John and Linda Rutherford at Point
Clark.
Congratulations go out this week to
Spence and Mildred Irwin who will be
60 years .married ' on September 11. They
celebrated with an open house for fami-
ly and friends at the home of their son
Ross and Beatty Irwin on September 3.
Gordon and Bernice Johnston have
returned home after spending a week
with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bloom at
Hayter, Alberta. 'They travelled through
the States going out and came back
through Northern Ontario, calling in at
the Double S Truck Stop at Richer,
Manitoba operated by Leonard and Ar-
thur Stanley.
Congratulations to Cindy Stanley and
Barry Smyth who were married in
Walkerton United Church Saturday,
September 2 with the reception in
Lucknow.
date for
groups
Sparks is a new group in guiding, and
,Lucknow is fortunate to have a leader for
this young group. The purpose of the this
new group for five year olds is to help
them grow and to develop eating, respon-
sible ways of living and thinking. Sparks
will take part In a varied program of in-
door and outdoor .,activities :such as arts
and ,crafts, : games and songs.
Registration for all of the groups is
Thursday, .September 14, 7 - 8 p.m.
downstairs at the Lucknow Town Hall.
The fee will be in the $16 range.
A :girl can join any of the groups :at
anytime, for instance, one does not have
to have been a Brownie to join
Pathfinders.
LUCKNOW
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
GUEST 'MINISTERS
Sunday. September 10th
Row. R. Taylor
Sunday, September 17th
Rov. M. Tubb
Sunday, September 24th
Rev. M. Kinsman
Worship .Service 11:00 A.M.
;EVERYONE WELCOME
ittt\ JIM ROSS
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PIONEER PIONEER BRAND PRODUCTS
ALPINE PLANT FOODS
invite you to -a.
PLOT TOUR
friday, ' epte ber 8/89 ,-11 AM. -3 PwM.
Lot 31, tone. 12 fastWawanosh Township
MACHINERY & PLOWING DEMONSTRATION - C.A. 'maker Egidpm nt Ltd.
L{urnch .rroluded 12 Noon - i PAL iEveryane iffelcome
!Hwy' 4
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James A. Ross
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(519)138748.895
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The 34th Ontario Dairy Princess Competi-
tion was held at the 'Canadian National
Exhibition August 24 to August 29, with
Lynda Thompson of Peel, being crowned
as Dairy Princess. Pictured is the first
preliminary group in which Huron coun-
ty's Lisa Boonstoppel competed. Left to
right, back row, Lori Burris, Prince ,Ed-
ward; Nicotine van Winden, Simeoe;
Janet ?andbelt, Carleton; Lisa Boonstop-
If GIVING GIVES YOU
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IN YOUR TOES,
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MORE Wi ES.
pel, tenon. Third row, Brenda Wilidnson,
Lambton; Lorenda Catto, Grey; Sheila
Wodskou, Haldimand; Michelle Down,
Ontario. Second row, Carrie Miller,
Niagara South; Patricia Bateman;
Hastings. Front row, Jennifer McKinley,
Prescott; Isabella Farlinger, Dundas;
Sherri Smith, Waterloo; Christine Giles,
NipisSing Er Parry Pound; and 1988/89
Ontario Dal., :Prince is Donna Beggs.
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