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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-05-18, Page 17= FILM :DEVELOPING COLOUR PRINT FILM DEVELOPED & PRINTED III 4" SUPER SIZE GLOSSY OR MATTE PRINTS OM 24 EXPOSURE* 12 or * "' 4.99EXP. 36 EXP.'` $10.99 • I � • 199 � Nor MI Colon/rated NI ` Sratam .oMI el2nd Set of Prints for an additional charge at time of Initial Developing and Printing ONLY! gi • If more than the number of exposures are printed. a charge for each extra print will apply. NOTE 3rd or more sets at time of original developing and printing .40 for each print. - All prices based on standard size negatives - Split 135 and Panoramic not included. No "Introductory Offer" • Until May 31, 1994 "Second Set Free" Available at: Lucknow Vi11agMarkct I.rvFtinF. ,LUCKNOW , •j 528-3001 We Reserve The Right To Limit Ouantlties To Normal Family Requirements ' J ° Hamilton couple visits with Robbs in Holyrood Mr. and Mrs. Chester Robb of Hamilton visited on Tuesday with Marjorie Robb at Holyrood. Mother's Day guests with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Darn and family were Mrs. Van Dam's parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Freeman of Goderich, Angela Stewart of Bervie, Kathy Fraser of Kincardine, Angelique Delburg of Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. John Snell of Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Askes and family from Dorking. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nelson stopped in for a short visit. Gerald Rhody returned home from the Kincardine and District hospital , where he underwent surgery. We send our best get' well wishes. The Holyrood Women's Institute catered to the Lions Club dinner on Monday evening . at the Lucknow Community Centre. Visitors with Edna and May -Boyle were Ellwood Hodgins, of Belmont and Marjorie Robb of Holyrood. Agnes Hodgins, Volaine Hodgins and Michele Barr and Tammara Hodgins went to Toronto and visited with Lenore Sutherland. Jean Phillips returned home to Fonthill after visiting with her sister Bessie Maulden, • The Anglican Church women met least Thursday afternoon at the home of Irma Wall. Maureen Collins presided' and began 1 with two poems. KINLOUGH by May Boyle The opening hymn was "When Mothers of Salem" and the scripture was from St. Mark. The song of Mary followed by prayer. The roll call was a Bible mother. A cleaning and planting day will be held at the church soon and. there have been more cook books sold. Mrs. Thacker gave a full repqrt of the deanery meeting wh;;h was held at Tara on Tuesday. The theme was "The family" and the guest speaker talked on Sleeping children around the World which comprises Third World children and 26 countries where there is great need. They decided to send three bed kits. Mary Haldenby was program convener and the theme was "Mother" and Carol Cooper was in charge of that part and had many references of mothers in the Bible. Carol also sang two solos. Mrs. Haldenby read "They Grow So Fast" and For You Mom" and also gave the courtesies. Opal Dore read Mother's Day Bouquet. Lynda Thacker read Mo'ther's Day, Maureen Collins' readings were My Mother's Medicine Cabinet, Memories of Mother and a humorous one Go Wash Your Face. Friday & Saturday Noon Full Buffet Roast Beef -Lasagna$ ' Chicken Wings, Soup Salad Bar, tea or Coffee Plus Tax . Saturday Only Western Dog or�0 Western Burger Includes Tax Lucknow WI The Lucknow Women's Institute members answered rollcall at their May meeting with a remembrance of their mother. Ten ladies were in attendance at the meeting conducted by Lois Gobdhue, vice president. Two .delegates will attending the district annual being held in Ripley. The pot luck program was under the guidance of Noma Campbell and Grace Gibson, who had served dessert at the beginning of the meeting. Contributions included: A Tribute to Grandma by Celia Aitchison; The Daffodils by Alice Taylor; Canadian Heritage by Tillie Wilson, The Song of Summer by Rita Gil- more; An Old Farm House . by Bernadean Ritchie; a comical recipe for French toast by Lois Goodhue; a golfing story by Susan McNaughton; piano selections by Dorothy Brown; Three Old Fashioned Loves by Grace 'Qibson; and My Dear Son by Noma Campbell. 4.H NEWS The Trinity Photoflasher's fourth meeting was held on May 11 at Brookside Public School. They played a game of floor hockey in the gym, where some took action photos. After the game the meeting concluded at Joanne Menary's house. The next meeting will be at Janet Caesar's on May 18. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 18, 1994 — Page 1,7 Purchasing a vehicle is a big decision! Let us help you make the nght one! GARRY WOODCOCK Quality Cars & Trucks We Can Save You Money ,Drive A Little - Save A Lot LUCKNOW MONTGOMERYI 528-2813 ®'''�11\I!�.I._. FURNITURE Mattresses; Pianos Buy during May '94 SALE at SCHUETT'S NIILDMAY 367-2308 IT'S YOUR MONEY Before you buy any first quality carpet or no wax vinyl floor, shop around. Get the lowest price, then visit GREYFAIR and SEE the difference. LINITFn CARPE r REYFAIR We 1..31.,c: the lowest prices in town • We Guarantee Itt Furniture & (pet Ltd. J u g=a The LARGEST Floor Covering Store in Grey 8 Bruce Counties OWEN SOUND 762 2nd Ave. E. 371-2151 ATTENTION GUN OWNERS Come To The Gun Co.ntrol Legislati©n Forum Sponsored by Huron Fish & Game conservation Association Thursday, May 26 8 p.m. Belmore Community Centre Featuring Panelists... Paul Steckle M.P. Huron Bruce Paul Klopp - M P.P. Huron .Murray Elston - M P P Bruce Reps from M.N R. & 0 P P • HAVE YOUR QUESTIONS • ANSWERED! agf zxir Family. And Fine Dining Your Hosts: The Greigs ritatxxant Lucknow 528-3932 Clearance of Safety Work Boots Over Boots SAVE 50' Electric Fence Polywi re '1 465 250 m. ■ r Thursday to Saturday .May 19'"-21't -TACK EXCHANGE For Horse Enthusiasts Past, Present and Future • Find just what you NEED. ' SELL 'What you no .longer USE LUCKNOW FARM SUPPLY 644 Campbell St. .(Hwy. #86) 528=2331