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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1975
BAZAAR AND. BAKE SALE
SATURDAY, DECEMBER i ,
1 tO 3 p.m.
ForMer Johnston Restaurant
Sponsored by
The Busy Buddies
THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON DECEMBER 6
SPONSORED BY LUCKNOW BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
SANTA CLAUS PARADE IN LUCKNOW
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13
FREE SHOW FREE SKATING
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13
NUMBER OF SHORT COMEDY
FILMS WILL BE'SHOWN
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
SANTA'S VISIT TO LUCKNOW IS SPONSORED BY THE
LUCKNOW BUSINESSMEN AND LUCKNOW & DISTRICT KINSMEN CLU
THE .Luctosow.SE.NTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
OROOXSIDE.
HAPPENINGS
PAGE , ELEVEN
LES PETTER -SHOES HOCKEY GAME
LUCKNOW KINSMEN vs
CKNX TRI-HARDS
Sunday, December 7
at 3:30 p.m.
Lucknow Arena
Luckno* Phone 528-2011
LORNE REID SHOE REPAIR
0, amnia AS 5
DECEMBER 5 &
Refreshments
RECORDERS
ADMIRAL SALES and SERVICE
DON THOMPSON T.V.
R.R. 3 Ripley
10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Door Prizes
ourimowl"
44 los
Greetings From
Down Under
Mrs. Jessie Allin of Lucknow
received a phone call Friday
evening from her son Russell Allin
from Queensland, Australia, New
South Wales. Russell would like to
be remembered to his friends and
relatives in Lucknow. Jessie also
talked with Russell's wife Raelee
Lynn and her parents Mr, and Mrs.
John Farrell and her sister Robyn
Farrell.
IV
An Olympic
Lottery Ticket
AS A CHRISTMAS GIFT
$10
includes a gift envelope
lucknow Sentinel
Everyone at the school involved
in the Christmas Concert is busy
practising for the big event. The
students hope many from the area
will come to see the results on
Thursday, December 18th.
On Wednesday, November 12
intramural hockey started for both
boys and girls. The boys play on
Wednesday after school at the
Lucknow arena and the girls play.
Fridays. In the first boys game the
Chargers defeated the Tigers by a
score of 10-4. Last Wednesday the
Skaters defeated the Wings 5-3:
One afternoon recently the
Intermediate Girls Choir entertain-
ed the patients at Pinecrest Manor
in Lucknow. They were under the
direction of their music teacher Mr.
D. 'Cameron. •
Volleyball plaYers are practising
for the tournament to be held in
Goderich on Saturday, December
13.
U.N.I.C:E.F. collections at
Brookside this year amounted to
$185.11.
ZION
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland
had her great nephew, Mr. and
Mrs. John' Andrew of Edmonton,
now residing in Toronto while John
is in University, as visitors on
Sunday. Mr.: and. Mrs. Kenneth .
Kirkland of Milton spent part of the
week end at the Kirkland home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cook visited
Friday until Sunday evening in
London with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Smuck and also with her other
sisters in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Torn Helm visited
Friday and Sunday at the Univer-
sity Hospital in London with his
father, Bob Helm of Lucknow.
A number of young people from
the community attended the Junior
Farmers dance at the Legion in
Lucknow. It was .a dance-a-thon
which lasted all night, which most
of them danced the given time.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jerome
attended the 2nd anniversary of the
Kinsmen Club at a dance in the
Lucknow Legion, Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ritchie and
Bryce visited his mother, Mrs.
Wesley Ritchie of Lucknow, on
Friday in Wingham Hospital where
she has been taking treatments for
arthritis the past week.
C.G.I.T.
NEWS
•
This week's CGff meeting began
with Christmas cake making for
Elizabeth Ritchie's group at her
home. Cake and punch will be
served as part of this year's Vesper
Service.
The girls then joined the rest of
the group at the United Church
where they studied the Christmas
story Bible passages, the symbols_
of the Christmas season and what
Christmas means to them. Mary
Ellen Havens and Mrs. Marilyn
Johnson then practised the Vesper
Service music with the girls.
Mrs. Nelson and the girls were
thanked, for painting the windows
at Pinecrest Nursing Home.' 'Some
girls volunteered to decorate -the
United and Presbyterian churches
this week. Parts for' the Vesper
Service were discussed. The
meeting closed with the CGIT
Purpose and Taps.