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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-04-28, Page 12MOIR imvx E LUCKNOW,SENTINEL, LUCK,INOW, ONTARIO; Ol ,MON•;•TUES- JWEEr• F1iL, • SA'1`� 9r CLOSED THURSDAYSALL DA' DRY CLEANING SHIRT SERVICE:• IN EY•I0 A.M., OUT B:Y 6 P.M., j DAWSON'S GENERAL ,STORE, DUNGANNON, ARNOLD'S GENERAL STORE' AT LANES Are now agents for our .cleaning' service PICKUP TUESDAY Sr FRIDAY AT 2 P.M. PICKUP AND DELIVERY :IN LUCKNOW JUST• PHONE 528.2335 • KINLOUGH ,John and Arthur.MccOrmack.of Kincardine visited on Wdnesday with.Petry, Hodgins. "' • • . Mr.. and Mrs.. •Paul. Weber and son, "Joey, visited with Mi : an . S. Weir :Fckenswiller. Rev. ';Allan. Haldenby of Long': 'Branch -visited= with relatives in. • •:this community' on, Monday, .and L Amo Ke es" and family of ,Kitchener visited on Sunday -with- Mr; -.and -•Mrs. Art Haldenby. ` Members' of the A.C.. W. .attend, haikofferirg :meeting of the r, c St,e e s�A W at u know P t C. L on ,Tuesday evening:.. • Ladies from:this area enjoyed the' arinual get-together atthe.• home',o'f Misses Nellie ,and Marg 7' aiet Mal colm at Luc know on •. • Thursday•afternoon andenjoyed a .bountiful ,srriorgasbord supper , ' Kinlough; L. O: L.- held a dance in the' hall on: Friday' evening. We are sorry to report that Mrs: Chris .Shelton 'has :been .a. :patient in the ,Wingham. and' District; Hos-, pital for the past two weeks. We wish her improved -health• • . \•'Kati\t.:: •:'�R BOONS These BAKERY JF ran McLean` as Guest Speaker • The regular meetingof the Lucknow and District Horticultur al S• in April 19 in the,'Le 'ion Hall; g P g o• The president , •Mrs. Ross • Cumming was incharge',and ;al • led. the meeting to Order with • words'of welcome and pleasure • ', Mir utes'of previous' meeting and correspondence were dealt • with and preparations for Spring Show and flowerbeds discussed.' The programme committee,. Mrs • J. L Mac Millan, .Mrs •; Harold .Treleaven•,` Mrs; John , Adams and Mrs N'. J.' MactKen- zie had lined up, a very interest- ing programme' presented by Mrs: MacMillan: Miss. Joanne ThQm: P son played two beautiful'selec- •tions on the .piano'. . Four xiembers' of the. Grant Gollan family delighted the audience with Musical numbers `very'cap ably announced by their. mother Mrs'. Grant Gollan. Doug and Barry Gollan,.pupils of Dr. 3... Little played violins „Steve and Gloria ; pupils of Mrs.• T, Pritch- ard accompanied on the piano; Reports an higl l ghrc: if rbe'1)ist• rict .8 meeting .at: Lion's Head,. weregiven. by Mrs• R. Cumming and; Mrs :. T .: J Salkeld :' Mrs: • Cumming summarized :the guest • speaker's remarks -and comments on garden flowers he showed on film'. Mrs.. Salkeld had informa- tion on Mr. P: C. Johnstone's " • • pictures and facts about the Bruce rai hic l r` Alex•' Smith;; formerly of "Lucknow, has taken' an active part in developing. ,,The 'speakerts-two: you=ng -sons carried a scroll on :foot.'from •Tob-: ermory to Niagara via Bruce Trail. IGIis���le`rr'Ttro�rp�on ; �c-c'oi�i = - panied: by Mrs. Cumming sang a very.plea•sing sola, The guest speaker, Mrs. Ewan McLean, a member of the' Ripley, L -OAF . .-AND Soc ie . . .. ty'. wa , tr irin'• : • ' N. J. MacKenzie. In her ver.} interesting talk, Mrs. McLean •o HOMEMADE: EAD 27c nsttute Sponsor} Did Time Dance WHITECHURCH-484-EWS On Friday evening April 23; .the Country Mernbers. of Whitechurch. Women's Institute sponsored the. Spring Old Time' Dance. Tiffins Orchestra supplied the music with George Tervit .agd Brian Rintoul: doing the calling off: At lunch time and throughout the evening: prizes were won.by, the oldest married. couple dancing, 'Mr. and Mrs., Wesley Tiffin; latest married,couple dancing, :Mr. and' Mrs George Moore of Brussels; oldest couple dancing, ages com bined, 'Mrs. Robert Ross, Russel Gaunt; spot dance ,. Mr. and Mrs. Archie: Purdon, ticket draws, Mrs.: Russel. Moore , Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and Mrs.`. Archie Purd'on with George Jamieson drawing the tick- ets; lucky -chair with a dog Under- neath, nder-neath, Jim Laurie. • Mrs.. 'Frank` Ross had.'Joe Tiffin make the draw on .the quilt,.whcli` was won by Mrs. Vera Armstrong' of Winham.. The villa e•mem- 'bears are sponsoring a•Flo.wer'danc ►•e are•p ease .. George Thompson arrived home on Tuesday after •surgery, from Wingham. Hospital and Mrs. Bill Evans arrived home on Saturday. Mr, and: Mrs•.. Jack Wilkens; Mar jorie and Jv -'- `0, ' . • WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28th, .1971 • ONE• SIZER PANTI HOSE.' 78C. . WRITING PAD (LETTER SIZE) 47c BLUE LINED PLASTIC' PITCHER ENVELOPES 2 T. — 44c Q . • . r .... ;100• for 44c le-Akdki}vS4AigolIar-o Lucknow. their 'old time friends and oeigh'- bours:, Mr.' and Mrs:. . Gershom Johnston .'of Win . �ha•m ' were,:in London on, :P e .. $' e -t -ea led -en -7- - Mr. and. Mrs:. Fred Parker. Mr. and 'Mrs:' Jack' Gillespie' of Sarnia were SundayY visitgrs with • ' ' hi mother 'Mrs..Eunice Gil p siown; .wereSunday visitors with his brother Earl Wilkens• Wilkens and family Mr. and 'Mrs.. Clark Johnston 1. i , r a, d Mr.. and'Mrs. •'Garnet Farrier.'. r., an. ;•:s;• :o.. ow ray a BarL McKa ...':.of Win _gham • were in Y. Y, Sarnia on.Saturday, andcalled' on. Mr, and Mrs. Athol Purdon and Were Sunday evening guests with ,. .Mr, and Mrs.. Wesley Young to• (celebrate 'their little granddaugh- ter Heather Young's birthday::with` a farnily parity., ' / Mr-', . 4nd Mrs: Fred Tiffin.; Rus s.,l Ritchie and Victor Emerson• e t were at Victoria Hospital London on Sunday to calk on Mrs. --Charles Tiffin., •The`contractors last.week.:man agedto.strike a good vein of wat . er• by sand point at the new home of Robert Mowbray: • •Mr' and Mrs..Roy Thompson of Nottawa were 'Sund•ay visitors with his brother George Thompson, Mrs • Thompson ,. Earl: and Charles. Mr,. andm . ai ey an . STICK LOAF 30c EACH ARI ER4tousE.-.Roi.Ls 49c FRUIT LOAF DO -NUTS. SUGAR 65c DOZ. HONEY DIP 79c DOZ. SHEET CAKES for Banquets .$4;00 CHERRY, APPLE AND D E SQUARES - 98c DOZ. • • 11 first spoke on• the origin and cults- :va.uon_of•tbe-Easter. Lily. itt Ber%n� . uda and the profitable industry in growing and marketing millions of bulbs and lilies .' Much valuable information was given on the proper method of growing c} uz'u—�zeri1�Y{FTlS: `^ r. s ecimens of driftwdod1fu, p' so use 1 in flower' arrangements were very attractive. The speaker was thanked by Mrs. H. Treleaven. A most pleasing duet' was rend- ered by Mrs-, Philip .Stewart and' W,..Jbynt With Mrs Cum• rr,ing, at the 'piano. The courtesy remarks were given. by Mit.' J IvfiacMillan and the meeting closed with the "(ween" • Leslie .of Toronto .spent'the week end at' their farm home here:.. • Mr. and Mrs.' Herb .Hunter and Trevor, of London were_w_eek end _._. visitors with her -parents :and Mrs. Wallace. Conn. • •Miss Joyce Coulees and Torn' Miller. were Sunday 'visitors • with _hergrandp rents Mrs:and Mrs" Earl Caslick: • Mr.' and Mrs'. Douglas Conley ,of',W;ingh'arn were 'Sunday visitors with Mr. and ''Ars. Jirn Moffat .and .family:of London, Mrs. Wallace Conn and Mrs._ Herb Hunter were Sunday visitors - with Mr. and 'Mrs. Gordon Scott of Ripley. Communion Services were held at Chalmers Presbyterian Church • ble in charge of the service: • John Dawson 'Lorne ,'.soin,of :Mr . and•Mrs. Harvey Crai.of Win ha Mr: and �N,irs. Norman Stewart and family of Lambeth spent the week 'end *with her father Bill For- ster and on "Sundayvisited with Mr Mr and Mrs"• Walter Elliott. and'. . o , -r ra rnny. ; 1rs. Donald Gaunt and Barbara Purdoti of.I<itchener were Sunday visitors with their: parents Mr..and' Mrs. ,Bill Purddn a,nd Mr ,.and Russel Gaunt,. Nle. and' Mrs. Waiter Tame's and Roy of" Woodstock and Ivir, arid. Ins.' Russel Moore spent',•the gweek end, in the vicinity and ,a.t=' tended the Old Tithe ba:rtce in the Hall, wherethey meet• many of rs Mr. and M is Rel'' o n Falcone .•. . and ,family..• Mr.. 'and Mrs. Gershom Johnston were Sunday evening visitors with their son Jrtr- • . , stori: and family of :Listowel; Mrs.. Eva Cameron of .Bra .ntford. spent the week end with. her broth er 'Tom .'Morrison; Mrs; ,Morrison 'Y. also visited ,with their brother; Jack Morrison Mrs.. Morrison and fa..m iiy. .; y...• ;.r•,.•i ir.• },�.y •..•n:•i .•F.•S• +{ .vnv..�•iv. .!•:Tk••-v+�s • :'.+.;}L','•1•�ii, •'•a••ti r'i:ti'i,?::,'�:'}.. S;i4•i'.'�.,,..441• fiy,1ti4:.'m •: ;&;..R 1971'sin Chevs.:and Pontiacs, 4 door hardtops 5 . •11970's in various. models, . sedans..an'd 2 ancr4' '? door hardtops in+.Fords ' Chevrolets, Pontiacs • Catalinas and Mustangs O:•THE R /MODELS 1969 FORD ;custom, power steering 1969 CHEVELLE, 2 door hardtop 1969 CHEVROLET Bel Air sedan 2 1969 PONTIAC Parisiennes, a 2 and 4 door hardtop. 1969 IMPALA Custom 2 door hardtop 1969. PONTIAC Grand Prix 1968 PONTIAC Parisienne, 2 door hardtdii,fu"'lly, ;equiged 2 - 1968 CHEV Impala, •4 door; hardtops 1967 CHEV Caprice, 4 ' door hardtop Used cars fr 65 068 in various_model ansa_hardxops and 4•. door 90% of all car s are V8, power steering and all automatic 1970 CHEV 3/4 ton pickup with V$. engine 1968 CHEV van, heavy duty V8. C1i],V :_fon.•pie ups with 'standard.-and*tomatic transmission 1967 FORD 14 ft. stake body 1967 CHEVROLET, 1 ton panel, V8 ,. 1966 CHEVROLET tilt cab, 14 ft, stake body 1966 CHEVY, ton°:panel: A number of 'Econoline and Chevy Vans from X64 *67 • . tb :standard and automatic transmission. L Service Station 4167* .Phone) 887.6113'