The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-03-13, Page 14.74
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Marie's
Beauty Salon
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Are available at the Municipal. Office, Luck-
now and must be purchased no later than March
30; 1974. All dogs within the municipality must be
licensed. Cost of license as follows: male or, spayed
female $4.00, each additional male or spayed fe-
male $6.00; female $10.00 each additional female
$15.00.
VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW
DOG LICENCES.
AND TAGS
IS opening on
Tuesday, March 12th
PHONE 528-3015 FOR APPOINTMENTS
. OPEN TUESDAY TO SATURDAY
CLOSED MONDAY •
d.
The' Square Dance clubs of
Grey-Bruce have organized The
Grey Bruce Regional Square 'Dance
Association
The following clubs were in
attendance: Tara Tappers; Huron
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1973 LE MANS 4 door, V8, fully equipped
1973 PONTIAC CATALINA, 2 door hardtop
1973 BUICK CENTURY, 2 door hardtop
1973 ASTRA, 2 door automatic
1973 ASTRA, 2 door, stationWagon, automatic
1973• MAVERICK, .4 door, 6 cylinder automatic
1973 NOVA 4 door, 6 automatic, power steering
1972 BUICK LaSABRE, 4 ...cloor; hardtop
2 1972 PONTIAC CATALINA, 2 door hardtop
1972 BUICK, 4 door sedan
1972 GRAND TORINO, 4 door
1972 FORD LTD, 4 door hardtop
1972 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN 2 door hardtop
1972 CHEV STATLONWAGON 4 door with air
conditioning
1971 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE, 2 door hardtop
1970 CHEV 4 door
197,0 FORD Custom 4 door, V8 automatic
1970 BUICK SKYLARK, 2 door hardtop
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1974 POLARIS.._ SNOWMOBILES
ON DISPLAY
Form Regional
Dance Association
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DOLLAR NUM
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Bruce Swingers, Lucitnow; Owen
Sound Scenic City Squares; Poi
Elgin Town and Country Swingers.
Harold Harris of Owen Sound
was nominated co-ordinator and'
Susan Beech of Paisley is secret-
ary.
The purpose, of this association
is to arrange dancing dates in ad-
vance so as to not conflict with
other events which may fall on the
same dates.
KINTAIL
'Wm. Johnston and his daughter
Mrs. Stuart MacLennan visited in
Waterloo with Mr. and Mrs. Gord-
on Ronald and Steven and attend-
ed the Ice capades.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Davey, Jen-
ny and Michael from Toronto
visited on the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Simpson. This
is Rob and Betty Anne's last visit
from tOronto as they have
purchased a new home in Calgary,
where they plan to move in about
a week and a half.
Duncan Allan spent Wednesday
at the Brier in London and thurs-
day at the Fldwer and Garden Hoi-
ticultUral Show in Toronto at
O'Keefe Centre.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson
and Robert Jr. spent Friday in
London attending the Brier.
Mr. and Mr.i. Jim West spent
Thursday of last week in London.
Mrs. Warren Wylds and her sis-
ter Mrs. Alex Jubo spent Friday
in Toronto at the Flower and
' Huronview
Vialunteere from Bayfield , along
with a new member, Mrs. Lindsay
Sinith, attended Monday's activ-
ities to assist with'the program.
Marie Flynn, Frank. Forrest, Terry
Gibbs, Norman Speir and Jerry
Collins prOvided the mUsic.' Char-
lei Finlay of Wroxeter was wel-
comed to the Home.
5i`11 and- Wanetta Holland of the
Clinton area entertained the
Residents on "Family Night" with
a musical program of Country. and
Western music and old 'tyrne faV-
ourites. The Hollands play accor-
dian and electric guitar, with Bill
taking the vocal part of some of
the numbers. Ma. Bessie Elliott
thanked' the entertainers on behalf
of the residents.
The Home has•been decorated
for Saint Patrick's during the
week., with everyone looking for-
ward to the Irish program on
"Family Night" , March 14th -with.
Clark Johnston of Belgrave among
the list of talent .
RIPLEY
HURON NEWS
GRADE 5-6
On' Wednesday, March 13, we
are going to the outdoor education
centre north-of Wiarton for the
day. We will be doing orienteer-
ing and possibly snowshoeing.
We have to cook our own lunch.
Our class leaves at 7.30 in the
morning and will return by 3.30.
GRA DE ONE
Benny Vincent left us and mov-
ed to Toronto. We were sad to
see him leave.
David McLean had had the flu.
-We,. lope he, will be back with us
soon.
9n Monday, February 25; we
had a holiday while the teachers
worked at the school.
Otir long holiday is just, two
weeks away. Some of us are busy
making plans.
GRADES 1 and '2.
We are working hard in school
these days ; getting ready for our'
report cards.. TIlit'week, we
had a language test, a phonics
test and a mathematics test,
Robby.Corkum broUgh some
shells and a thy lobster to school,
which tame all the way from
N Ova Scotia .
Geoff Denstedt has a. brand new
canoe and drums that his parents
brought back from Hawaii :
Garden'Show at O'Keefe Centre 7.
They accompanied a bus load
from the Ripley area.
Miss Margaret Simpson who is
a nurse-in-training at Freeport
Hospital at Kitchener spent, the
wtek end at Kintail;
Mrs. Stuart 'MacLennan and
Miss Flora Simpson were two from
this area who attended the Lond-
on Symphony orchestra music
night in the Goderich District Col-
legiate Institute auditorium'.
Theyrsported a very worthwhile
evening of music.
Many from here attended the
dance sponsored by the Farm Un-
ion group of' Ashfield in Ripley
hali.On Saturday evening,
and Mrs. Lorne Luther andtg
and Mrs. Lorne MacDonald
ed with the plans fox the evs
Mrs: Cletus Dalton, who
hospitalized last week, rear
home on the week end.
Richard Sands of l(dol
College Toronto, was in
field PreSbyterian Churchos
day. Next week we loafs:
to hearing Mr. Ferris whais
'ing in U.S. to be an Evang
If you have any news itoa
visits. trips , or anything toi
us please call 529-7548, I;
are always interested in ever
in the Kintail vicinity,
HAVELOCK. STREET
L UCKNOIN
Despite continued shortages in building sup
and materials, Pinecrest Manor Nursing HI
hopes to be in a position to accept patients'
admission by April 1', 1974.
Our new, 61-bed; completely fireproof and mai
facility 'will feature discriminating, profess
nursing. care 24 hours each day provided bylc
istered Nurses, Registered Nursing Assisted
fully qualified ,Nursing
Pinecrest Manor
Nursing Home
Drawer 220 lucknow,
' For the care and well-being of our
guests, Pinecrest Manor will provide:
3 lounges with refreshment facilities for a patientO
entertain visitors if desired
Coloured television
T.V. and telephone outlets in every room
All regular and special dietS'prepared
Dining room and tray •service if required
Activities and crafts programmes
Private, semi-private and standard accommoditim
Barber and Beauty Parlour.
Tuck Shop
Meals with family and friends may be arranged
Shuffleboard
YOUR .ENQUIRIES ARE INVITED
Mary R. Newbold, Reg. N., Director of Rursigif
George A. Newbold, Administrator
Aimassmoion°
WEDNESDAY, MARCH' I4