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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-05-14, Page 22SAW WE STI14. HAVE SOME SMART STYLES LEFT ON OUR 15.00 RACK of Ladies' Spring Jackets and Dress Coats SHOP NOW AND GET THE BEST SELECTION SIZES. 7 - 15, 10 - 20, 141/2 - 243% CONTINUATION OF Reg. Value to $21.95 ' Sizes 28 42 Men's Pant Sale Now Only $9.99 All Men's Spring Jackets 20% SAVING SIZES 34 - 50 Ladies' Handbags 20% OFF All shapes and sizes All shades and designs Ladies' Spring Jackets and Dress Coats Pains and patterns, all-weather and fabric coats REDUCED 20% Sizes 7 - 15 10 - 20, 14% - 24% 'ASHTON S LADIES' AND. S .WEAR -Jim and Syke Sutherland Phone 528-2126. Lucknow :144111. THE .LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1975 LES •:F TIER SHOES. liVRITECHURCH Mrs. Kirk Beecroft, Angela and iennifer of Exeter were Thursday. visitors,` with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft and Karen. Mr: and Mrs. Angus FalcOner were Sunday evening visitors with ' Mt. and Mrs, Montgomery of Wingham.' We extend a warm welcome to Mr.- and Mrs. Short of Fordwich, who moved last week to Alan Falconer's brick house from 'Ford- wich. Mrs. Man Falconer held a birthday party on Saturday night for her husband Alan. Present for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs: Wallace Milligan, Clara and Mary Lou; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs: Angus Falconer, 'Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mowbray, Mr. and , Mrs. Archie Montgomery of Blyth., On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Durnin attended christening serv- ices for Ruth Ann, daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Durnin of St. 'Helens and visited with them after the service. Seems like old, times when every' evening the ball diamond is a busy place with the teenage folks praCtising ball. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Schwich- tenberg, Kerry and Lori of Port Elgin visited with' her father, Albert Coultes, and with her sister Mrs. Alex Craig and baby at Wingham Hospital. Dr. Conn Armstrong left by 'plane on Sunday evening for White City, Sask., after her week's vacation here. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn- were Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Conley and Jason of Wingham, Mrs. Earl Caslick and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Armstrong of White City, Sask. • On Friday Mrs. Peter de Boer arrived' home from Holland. , Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft and Karen were Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Sinna- mon, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Beecroft,; Kevin, Shannon and Heather, all of Wingham. On Friday those, whose remains had been at, the Kinloss Mauso- leum, .were buried, at Langside Cemetery, namely MrS. William Orr and Dave SCott. This community' extends sym- • pathy to the friends and relatives of the late Mrs. George Scott of Wingham, whose funeral was held. on Friday to Langside Cemetery. Mrs. Edith Brown of London was a Mother's' Day week end visitor Lots tomorrow f om li le t•day! 1'41111 —WI/141114M ',•111111.1 111,11 ht,' lime, 1111 si,q: 01 ‘,11,11 '!odd " 11 wit maiailleed 1111‘:•lin1•ll 11.0 111/ 1111:11, iotl..‘ uctomi .11):1 ( OW 41114110 IS 110 11 grov,, r.iplins 5,11e15 41111.1 ( 11V% 14101q11:4 411144(144. 1)Cpt r,1I 111,1441114-4: (.011111I41114111 l4, ( brio,. r I oPrywou IN Oro) trt VG with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill EvanS. '• Ofi Thursday evening last the. staff of the Bhnk of Montreal held a pantry and kitchen showeefor bride to be Shirley Tiffin at the home of Mrs.' A. Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Evans and Diane , and her friend of Hyde Park On Sunday took. Mrs. Evan's mother, Mrs. Robert Donaldson, and his parents, Mr: and Mrs. Bill Evans, to dinner at the Harley House, Walkerton. Congratulations to 'Mr. and Mrs. Alex Craig on the arrival at Wingham Hospital on Friday; May 9 of a baby boy, Ryan Alexander, a brother for Lana. Bible study is being held May 17th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young of Langside. Communicant class is being held May 21st at 8.30 at Whitechurch. We are pleased to' report that Miss 'Annie' Kennedy was released , from. Wingham Hospital on Friday. Callers on her were Mrs. Roy McInnes and Mrs. Cranston of Goderich, and - Mrs. Bolt, Mrs. Irwin and Kenneth Purvis of Mitchell. We are sorry to' report that Mrs. Robert Ross is a patient at Wingham Hospital. She is 'wished a speedy recovery by her any-. friends. ' - WON COUNTY HONOURS On, Saturday the 4-H club, Sylvia Weber, Ann De Bruyan, Lori and Kathy Purdon, Lori Jamieson, Wendy Kay and their leaders, Mrs. Walter Elliott and Mrs, Archie Purdon were at LucknoW for Achievement Day, Kathy Purdon. received County Honours, certifi- cate and pin for 12 projects. The other girls all received a spoon with Wendy Kay, Lori Jamieson' and Ann De Bruyan receiving 2 year Certificates. .Lori JamieSon and Anne De Bruyan demonstrated the use of versatile bread crumbs in ovensidefish, stuffed'tomatoes and chocolate bread pudding. Kathy Purdon has been chosen to attend the 4-H. Conference in Guelph in June. • BRIDAL SHOWER A shower was held in White- church Community 'Memorial Hall on Friday evening for Miss Joann Laidlaw, bride to be; Mrs. Garnet Farrier played piano music while ,the large crowd was gathering. When Joann and her helpers Mrs. Gary Jamieson and Jane Laidlaw arrived she was seated under a trellis, prettily deCorated with pink and white streamers and rosettes, Mrs. Victor Emerson presided for the program. A chorus On Top of the World and encore My' Special Angel was given by Rhonda Gibson, Linda Moore, Wendy Kay and Clara Milligan. Mrs. Milan Moore gave readings, A Man Couldn't Say No and Advice to Brides. Miss Janet Laidlaw gave the piano solo Tarantelle. Mrs. George Fisher gave read- ings, Entertaining Visitors and So Was I. Misses Karen and Lee Ann Young sang a duet and Karen for encore sang a solo. Misses Shirley Tiffin with the banjo and Joan on the piano and Shirley singing, gave numbers. Mrs. Victor Emerson read an address to Joann. The ,gifts were then opened with Gayle Rintoul presenting them and Ruth Elliott, Misses Lisa and Karen Scholtz of Goderich assisting. The gifts consisted of kitchen utensils, roast pans, towels, blankets, pillow cases, wall plaque, bowls, quilt, salad bowli, electric toaster, fry pan, coffee percolator, clothes hamper, boudoir a lainps and many KINLOUGH NEWS Mr. and Mts. Howard Bennett and Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Howard White$ide, Howard and Brian, all of Toronto, spent the week end ' here with their parents Mr. and Mrs.' Arthur Haldenby and attend- ed the dedication service held on Sunday at the Anglican Church, of the chancel railing which was given - in loving memory of their son the Tate Kenneth Haldenby. ' The carnations in the altar vases were also to his memoryJ Mrs. Fred Guest returned home from Wingham Hospital after undergoing dental surgery. Mrs. Alex Percy is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Munro (Sandra Percy) at Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stanley, Connie,' Cathy and Terry visited With relatives at Glencoe and while there Connie and Cathy participat- ed in a fishing' Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Art Graham, Mr. Richard Elliott, Misses Edna and May Boyle were visitors sunday with Mrs. Dorothy Thompson, Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs.. George Gilbert of Stratford visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott. The leaders of the 4-H course, Mrs. Delbert Hedley and Mrs. Gerald Rhody and the girls in their class attended the Achievement Day at Lucknow on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Percy and Mrs. John Barr were dinner guests Thursday at noon with Miss Wirmifred Percy and for supper with Mr. and Mrs. Art Graham before Mr. and 'Mrs. Percy returned toa their St. Catharines hoine. ' - Pastor and Mrs. Van Sligten- horst of Kinlough Pentecostal Church • attended the Western Ontario District Conference of the Pentecostal Church held at Water: loo on May 5th to May 8th. Junior Farmers Alive In Ripley The Ripley Junior Farmers held their monthly meeting in Ripley at the Ball Park. and Ripley District School. Auditorium. Forty-eight enthusiastic thembers enjoyed a game • of softball' and them 'a meeting afterward. The meeting was started by' everyone standing up and saying their names. Each committee was asked to report. Clayton Farrell, on behalf of the sports committee, announced that Ripley's Field Day will be held on May 25 at Kincardine District High School. He encouraged everyone to take part. It doesn't matter if you're good or not.. Margo Ross, on behalf of the social committee, said that there would be no dance on May 10 as the band backed out. Bonnie Boyle /Mentioned about collecting any articles for. the Reunion ofany Junior Farmer functions since it started up again in Ripley. Bruce , Aitken, the Provincial Director, reported on the Provincial meeting. The, meeting _ closed by some members playing cards and crokinole and even human checkers. A lunch of squares and. punch was enjoyed by all. Congratulations go to Donna Huber, Debbie Zipfel, Kathy Farrell and Bruce Aitken, for planning a good meeting. Lucknow 'Phone 528-2011 LORNE REIIF- SHOE REPAIR RUMMAGE SALE FRI. and SAT., MAY 16 and 17 Former .Silverwood's ,Building Sponsored by Olivet Unit of St. Andrews WOrnow United Church :YAW% Group CAR WASH SATURDAY, MAY •17 9 AIM. 10 1 IFortmor Eris* Garage WCTORM,,fidGREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1809 ANAGER J.D. (DAVE) CROSS 100 KINGSTON ST.; 5244381 GODERICH Dedication Sunday At Kinlough Anglican Church other gifts. Joann thanked all for coining, for those responsible for the shower, for the lovely gifts and for those taking part in the progrant All sang For She is a Jolly Good Fellow. Lunch was then served..