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Page 20 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 16, 1993
Donna Raynard, daughter of
Doug and Mary Lou, graduated
from Guelph University on June
3, 1993 with a Honors Bachelor
of Science Degree with Distinction
in Human Biology. She is
presently employed at Guelph
University and plans to continue
her studies at a later date.
We, goofed!
In last week's paper an confusing
headline appeared above the South
Kinloss WMS report. It was not
• that group's 100th anniversary but
was in fact the anniversary of the
Kinlough WMS to which the Kin-
loss WMS was' invited.
Our apologies for the -confusion.
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and insist on written follow up
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Do . not allow yourself to
become excited bythe prospect
of immediate delivery and sen-
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ping
When written confirmation is
received check on the company
through your local police
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bureau before -getting involved.
No legally. operated company.
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ing their background.
If you have information about
this or any other crimes call
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%IURON COUNTY, 1-800-265-
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reward of up to $1,000.00.
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NOTICE.
Township of
West V\ awanosh
Municipal Office'
will be closed
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
June 21st, 22nd,
23rd.
Shipmates reunite
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ritchie of
Goderich, formerly of Lucknow,
and Mr. end Mrs. John Bloy of Port
Albert, attended a .reunion for the
crew of corvette HMCS Sherbrooke
in Sherbrooke, Quebec.
This was the first reunion held in
48 years for these ship mates.
The city of Sherbrooke welcomed
the visitors at the City Hall. A
three-hour bus tour revealed a city
situated in a mountainous region
with any lakes in the area.
The. local branch of the Legion
hosted a dinner followed by a
dance.
On Sunday there was a service at
the cenotaph followed by a naval
service where the crew members
pinned poppies on a wreath as the
names of lost crew and ships were
read. This wreath was committed to
the waters in their memory.
The Legion provided lunch and
there were many pictures and
videos taken. Each member will
receive a copy of the video.
Lennoxville Army and Navy
presented a very good musical
program followed .by a sing song.
A farewell dinner was held at the
LeBaron Hotel where all the crew
`UCKNOW
by Mildred Loree
and their wives were staying.
A shuttle service to all the events
was provided by the Legion.
The Ritchies and Bloys also
visited with another shipmate, Bob
Hepburn and his wife, at Hem-
mingford, Quebec. He was unable
to attend the gathering.
The Presbyterian painters were
busy on Saturday . as they held an
old-fashioned "bee" to paint the
church and the manse.
Austin and Mildred Loree visited
in Brampton on Saturday, and saw
their newest granddaughter Sarah.
Big brother Alex came home with
them to spend a few days with
Grandpa and Grandma.
There were eight tables of shoot
in play at the Drop in' Centre on
June 11. High lady was Donalda
Moffat, with Stella Tilbrook in low
position. High man was Harold
Gardner with Art Ernewein in low
spot. Vera Purvis had the most
shoots.
Single vehicle fatality claims
life of Kincardine Twp.woman
A 25 -year-old Kincardine Town-
ship woman was killed June 9 after
being thrown from her Tracker
when it left the road. .
Shelly MacKinnon of Rat 2
Kincardine was travelling north on
County Road 4 when, the vehicle
went off the road on the east side.
The driver lost control of the
vehicle, veering left across the road
before veering right again.
The vehicle rolled across the road,
coming to rest in the-east,ditch.The
woman, the only person in the
Tracker,' was thrown from the
vehicle. • '
She was travelling from her home
to see her mother in Paisley when'
the accident took place..
OPP Staff Sergeant Al Neville
said there will be no inquest and
the woman was not wearing ' her
seat belt. . .
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A special quilt display
Quiltmaking, as an economic
necessity, has come a long ' way
since the early days of the pioneer.
It has evolved into a decorative
artform that many have been
inspired to seek out, attempt, collect
and, . most of all, practice. The
Bluewater Quitters Guild is such a
• group of women ranging in age
from 20ish to over 80 years of age.
On July 1, from 10 - 4 . p.m., at
the Bruce County Musepmin
Southampton, members . of the
Bluewater 'Quilters Guild will be
mounting their first major quilt
show. Unlike a quilting exhibit, the
quilt show will feature'the work of
the 100 plus membership from
Grey -Bruce counties.
Although vintage quilts will be on
display, the show goes beyond the
bed • quilt according to Guild
L--UCKN_/ • • M
DISTRICT
LIONS CLUB
Dabber
Biigo
Lucknow
Community Centre
NO BINGO
SUNDAY, JUNE 20/93
Bingo resumes June 27/93
$ 1000. Winner
Nancy Gibson-Lucknow
Community Centre
opens
at 6:30 p.m.,
Bingo starts at
7:15 p.m.
President, Carol Craig. The many
facets that now comprise the art and
skill of quilting can be seen in their
examples • of wall hangings,
miniatures, clothing, Christmas.
items and much more. Many of the
items are based on traditional 'pat-
terns but use . modern . methods of
construction. -
In addition,.. quilting
demonstrations will be given • 'by
members on Saturday, July 3 from
10 a.m. - noon, and 2 - 4 p.m. and
on Sunday, July 4 from 2 - 4 p.m.
The demonstrations will focus on
the more contemporary methods of
construction;
Admission to this ' impressive
show is $3 per person. Refresh-
ments will, be available. The quilts
will remain on displayin the Ex-
hibit Hall until July 19. '
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casual pants and
shorts, cotton sum-
mer sweaters and.
much more.
All at discounted
prices!
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Lotion SPF15or30 5a
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Picnic
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Planters .
Cocktail Peanuts $ .99
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Hi-Dri Good. News or
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Polaroid
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