The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-06-23, Page 24LUCKNOW KINSMEN
SUMMERFEST
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
JUNE 25 & 26
FRIDAY, JUNE 25
8 p.m. to 1 am. — MONTE CARLO NIGHT AND BINGO
IN THE ARENA
$1.00' per person admission to the arena
SATURDAY, JUNE .26
9 a.m., until completion — TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
in the Lucknow Legion
12:80 p.m.'. 5:30 p.m. -- HORSESHOW IN THE FAIRGIOUNDS
• Both Western and English Classes
Admi.ssion.50c per person
1 p.m. - 5 p.m. — KINSMEN MIDWAY in the. Fairgrounds
2 p.m. - 4 p.m. — ORGANIZED Kips GAMES AND RACE$
in the Fairgrounds
5 p.m. - 7 p.m. — STEAK BARBEQUE IN 'ni ARENA
$3.50 pet person
8:30 p.m. — SENIOR CITIZENS CARD PARTY '
AT LEGION HALL
Pries will be awarded
10 - 1 a.m. — DANCE TO THE HARBOURIITES
IN ARENA
Advance tickets are now available frbm azy 5i .Smelt
Admission $5.00 per couple
FOOD BOOTHS WILL BE SET UP' IN THE FAIRGROUNDS
AND ARENA FOR THIS WEEKEND
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Proceeds of this weekend for Community Service Work
For further inert atiOn contact any Kintmen orPKinitit wolisiosamirsosool 1.0
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128 OZ.
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PARAMOUNT FLAKED
White Tuna
6% OZ. 69c
FRESH '
Strawberries .
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THAT ,
The Dungannon Cemetery Mem-
orial Service is scheduled for this
Sunday, June 27th. The event has
been an annual One at Dungannon
for many years.
Perform a
death-defying
act.
Give Heart Fund.
Give HeartFund
WRONG. DECISIONS
Intellect Without judgment is
. the short-coming 'of half the
smart people in the world.
Till LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY.,41)INE 23,
AWARD WINNERS AT
KENLOSS CENTRAL
Award winners were presented
at the final day's classes at Kinloss
Central School on Friday.
Pictured, left to right, are Karen
Eckenswiller, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Grant -Eckenswiller of R. 1
Holyrood, winner of the Kinlbss
; •
GIVES A COMPLETE WEATHERPROOF JOB
LENGTHS IN. STOCK 6 FT. TO 16 FT.
COLOURED, PRE-COATED
GALVANIZED STEEL ROOFING
In 8 Different colours
alvanize
APP.ae,,,PrAoter.,aw
DO IT NOW-
SAVE!
ALSO
x 4 HEMLOCK STRAPPING ,
SPIRAL LEAD HEAD NAILS
ARDOX NAILS
8 FT. 12IBBED PLASTIC SHEETS
ST. LAWRENCE CEMENT
PORTLAND AND MASONRY
IN STOCK
ALSO 'AVAILABLE
Township English ProfideneY
Award; Richard Day, • son of Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Day, Whitechurch,
winner of the late Ernest Ackert
Award for boy's proficiency; Lisa
Husk, daughter of Mr.' and Mrs.
Lloyd Husk, R. 4; Kincardine,
winner of -the late John Nicolson
Art Award; Anne Doelman, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Brian
•
Doelman, R. 3 Holyroad, winner of
the late William' Eadie girl's
proficiency award; Tammy Dadson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Dadson, •R. 3:'Holyrood, junior
girl's field day winner at the
regional meet at' Kincardine.
All are grade 5 students with the
exception of Tammy who. is in
grade 4.
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By The Sentinel
THAT
Raymond Hamilton, R. ' R. 5
Lucknow, while attempting to block
the wheels of a baler, had the baler
pass over his upper body and head
when the tractor drove forward.
He was admitted to Wingham
Hospital with multiple lacerations,
abrasions and a' fracture.
THAT
Friday and' Saturday of this week
is the first Kinsmen .Summerfest
with. Monte Carlo night and bingo
Friday and a full , day of activity
Saturday including table tennis
tournament, horseshow, midway,
games, races, steak barbecue,
senior citizens card party and
dance in the arena. Proceeds are
for community service. work so be
on hand to assist the Kinsmen and
Kinnettes.
THAT
Ivan. Gail arid Leone Cranston
held a family get, together at their
home-with a smorgasbord dinner to
celebrate their parents' 35th wed-
ding with ersary on Sunday. June
13th. Those present were from
Montreal, A .iner. Sarnia. Water-
loo and Ashfield.
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JOHN .11. HENDERSON
LUMBER LTD.
PHONE 52&-3118 LUCKNOW
THAT
A surprise was in store for
newlyweds Alex. and Lynn Chis-
hohn and their attendants Allan
Drennan and Virginia Chisholm
when they were met at Dungannon
Agricultural Hall by Delnaar
Sproul. David Caesar and Grant '
Johnston. A team of horses, owned
by Mose Shetler; was hitched to a
i manure spreader and they were
! driven by Grant Johnston.. A
; parade of horses and , cars then
proceeded down the main street of
Dungannon and ended at the hope
of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Chisholm.
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