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SOUP & SANDWICH DAY
Mar, 26, 11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. at Lucknow
Town Hall basement. Only $3.50 per
person. Baked goods also for sale.
Sponsored by Scouts, Cubs and
Beavers. --11,12x
SMALL TOWN TRADITIONS
84 Huron St., Ripley. First Anniversary
Sale - March 24,25 and 26th. Savings
on every purchase. (Draw your discount
from our Easter Basket of savings),
Also many in store daily specials, free
draws, coffee and treats. Featuring
quality, reasonably priced fashions for
kids of all sizes - newborn to 18 years.
Spinrite yarn, fabric, crafts and more. --
11,12gp
EUCHRE
At Dungannon Agricultural Hall Satur-
day, Mar. 26th. Registration 1 p.m. play
at 2 p.m. Cost $5 includes lunch. Bar.
$165,00 in prizes.—11,12gp
GENERAL MEETING
Lucknow Legion Branch 30x9 monthly
meeting will be held Tuesday, March 29
at 8 p.m. All members are urged to
attend., --12ar
OLD FASHION
COUNTRY MEALS •
Enjoy Old Fashion Country Meals at the '
Kinloss Community Centre between 4
and 6 p.m. on March 27, and April 10,
Everyone welcome. --12x
BRASS IN CONCERT
The Canadian Staff Band the Salvation
Army, Sat., April 2 at 7:30 p.m. Knox
Presbyterian Chu.rch, Goderich, Hwy.
21. ,Tickets $8.' 524-9341, 524-7512,
Sunday Services at G.D.C.I.` 8 a.m.,
1.0:30 a:m.--12,13gp
• CHOOSING SCHOOLS?
Visit Schools, Expo '94, Apr, 8 - 10,
Ontario Science Centre, Toronto. Attend
practical seminars. See 100 plus ex,
hibitors: private/public K Gr. 1.2/OAC,.
boarding schools (Ontario and abroad)',
summer credits and morel 416-487-
2883. --12bc
•
15TH LONDON ARTS
AND CRAFTS
Spring 'Show and Sale. Canada Buil-
• ding, Western Fairgrounds. Friday, Apr.
1, Saturday, Apr. 2, 11 - 6,p.m. Admis-
sion $3,00, 100 Craftspeople! Olga
Traher (519) 679-1810. --12bc
THE TEESWATER EX TOGGERY
Opens for the .Spring Season on
Thursday, Apr. 7. We -will be closing on
Saturday, June 18. Clean, seasonal
clothing only, please. You may obtain a
number by calling 392-6648.. If you wish
your money mailed, please bring a self-
addressed stamped envelope.
Coronation Rebekah Lodge is not
responsible for lost or stolen • articles:
Please 'make sure your consignment
articles are securelyy marked and ac-
companied by a list of articles you are
consigning. This list will be kept on file
by the• Lodge. All articles must be
listed. Coronation 'Rebekah Lodge
retains a 33% commission on all sold
articles, After June 24th, all unclaimed
articles become the • property of
Coronation. Rebekah Lodge and will be
sold at the Rummage Sale' on June •
25th. Ex Toggery Hours Thursday 10
a.m, - 12 noon, 2 p.m. - 5 p,m., Friday
2 p.m. - 5 p.m, Saturday 2 p.m. - 5 p,rn.
--12-14
SINGLES DANCE
Sunday, March 27 at the Wingham
Legion Hall, Dancing 7 to.11 p.m. Music
by Tumbleweed ,North. No blue jeans
please. --12gp
PAUL J. PICKERING
TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY
AND FINANCIAL CONSULTING
Call for FREE Consultation'
Days, Evenings, weekend
appointments available
CALL TOLL. FREE
.1-800-561-7451
J; Paul Aitken,
Manager
3 Rattenbury St. East. ('Milton
CLINTON. (519) 482.1241
HEAD OFFICE:
I ] 1 Waterloo St.
LONDON, Ontario
Former resident contacts
Edna and May Boyle
Michele Barr spent a few days
with her sister Tammara Hodgins at
North Bay.
Irene Freeman and Donna Snyder,
of Goderith, visited on Friday with
the Van Dam family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bushell and
girls spent Tuesday at Kitchener.
A real pleasure to answer the
phone and hear a welcome hello now.
from Margaret Christensen (forme- Mr, and' Mrs. Bill Burt of Kincar-
rlv our neighbor). She and her. dine visited on Saturday with Edna
husband had come to London to see and May Boyle.
WMS
The Presbyterian WMS met on
Wednesday at the home of Betty
Bushell with a good attendance..
The President Isabel Thompson
opened with a reading and a prayer.
The rollcall was an exchange of
recipes and a bible verse.
Barbara Bushell had the devotions'
and the theme of the meeting was
"Grumbling and Complaining." Wp
should look at each situation with
the right perspective. '
This was followed by a business.
period.
Owing to the uncertainty of the
weather the meeting closed and
lunch was served.
INLOUGH
by May Boyle
the loss of her brother.
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Lane have
moved fromtheir farm home west
of here to their new home at Luck -
Mrs. C.(Sr.) at her daughter Vivian
Parkinson's home. All is pretty well
there.
Fred Guest had successful eye
surgery in London and is much
improved. We wish him a good
recovery.,
We extend sympathy to the Hed-
ley family and relatives in the death
of the late Mervyn Hedley; also to
the relatives of th&='late Beatrice
McQuillin, who for some years
taught at the 10th school, S.S. No.
3 and boarded at the home of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Eck-
enswiller.
Sympathy is also extended to
Grand and Dorothy. Eckenswiller in
Returns from, Florida trip
.Agnes Farrier returned home on
Thursday following a month in
• Largo, Florida with Olive Gillespie, WHI pT
ECHUFICH
-The village card party was hosted by Jean Ross
by .Don and Jean. Ross on Mar. •14
with four tables in, play.
High lady was. Mildred
McClenaghan with Cathy Lubbers
.second; high man George 'Lubbers
with Brian Rintoul second high.
The •grdup plays again on Mar. ' 28
at Mildred McClenaghan's, and this
is the last one for the season It's a
pot luck dinner at 7 p.m. to kickoff
the e'. ening.
• Chalmers WMS,
.Chalmers WMS met on .Mar. 15
at the home of Janet Cook, Luck -
now. Mrs. Cook and Eileen .Moffat
were the leaders. .
Mrs. Cook. 'gave the call to • wor-
ship. and Mrs. Moffat read the
origin' of the hymn Jesus Loves My
Soul. The scripture and meditation
wore on Go, and Wash Feet.
Mrs. Cook introduced Peggy
Henderson, and proceeded to act as
a reporter asking many interesting
questions about their daughter
Clara, who is working in Malawai.
Mrs. Henderson shared some photos
of her daughter at her work.
Rolicall was answered with. an
Easter hymn.
- Water, meeting
Only eight people turned out for
the annual Whitechurch water
imeeting on Mar. 15.
During the business section, main-
tenance. Man Angus Falconer gave
his report on the system for the
year stating .there were no
problems.
The water fee is $85/year if paid
by Apr. 1, :or $90 thereafter.
- The new water Sampler is Brenda
Ward and the current president, .
Murray Simpson, secretary Kathy,
Lubbers and treasurer Kathy Gibson
will remain the same. Directors are.,
Keith Forester, Angus Falconer, and
Archie Pardon: . Mr. Falconer
remains as - maintenance man' as
well. .
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