The Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-08-27, Page 20WoodsWorth . Housing Co-
operatiVe, • MeMber of St.
James Cathk
and member Of "the EmPire
Club of Canada.
While visiting her parents,
Elizabeth and her father
visited local cemeteries in
the Lucknow, Kineardine,
Teeswater areas where she
gathered information for the
family history.. They also
visited Spence MacFarlane
in Winghazn Hospital and
called on Gordon and Mar- •
jerie Wall :of .Wingliam.
Eliznbeth then visited„wi
her ,-sisters, Laura
and dean Brown of Kincard-
ine arid eitrouie, to Kincar-
dine, they viewed the stained
glass altar window in
ley's St. Paiils AngliCan
Church which was donated in
.1891 in memory of MoseS
and Ellen WaIL pioneers. of
the Ripley. district,
While visiting Laura, they
receive
Lucknow Phone 528-3420
RING UP FOODSAVINGS
WITH THESE VALUES
SCHNEIDER'S SLICED 175 GR. [1101,064A, MAC &
CHEESE, LUNCHEON
Cooked Meat 2/9.49
McCORMICKS 400 GR.
ES VARITIESI
Cookies.
99C
HOSTESS 200 GR.
Chips
994
Ivory
32 OZ
Liquid
$1.75
MAXWELL HOUSE
10 OZ.
Instant
Coffee
$6.69
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Complete$:ton
attended Harness Racing at
Thi Hinover Raceway, as a horse' s week in ' Partially owned by Laura was
expected to run in.two races,
They did not regret not
• placing any bets as the horst
broke his harness arid .was
.unoble to- complete his first
raCo: • .
Elizabeth thenfieturned
Toronto bar,hUs and would
fice to send greetings to. all
'relatives;_former friends:and
actinaintaneei in the 4rea..
Helen and Christine Simp-
son are spending some holi-
days with their sister, Robin
and Betty Anne' Davey and
brothers, Alex, Paul and Rod.
in Calgary, -Alberta.
More than one hundred
rielfids-vished Agnes: Cam
bell and her niece at their
Point Clark cottage this
August. During this time,
relatives also extended warm
birthday wishes at a picnic
supper to celebrate her 99th
year of continued good
health.
Mr. and Mrs. John Prit-
chard, Heidi and Danny have
returned from a. two week
holiday in Alberta. They
visited in Barrhead with
their daughter Gail and they
all enjoyed a trip 'through the
Rocky Mountains'. Gail is
teaching for the second year
at.Monola School near Barr-
head,- Alberta.
been visiting, with Elizabeth
in. Toronto, -
After high school in, Luck:
now, Elizabeth - attended
Wells Academy in London,
and—worked there for one
year . for. Wishing Well
Drinks She then sailed 'Cun-
ard Line to England where
she worked briefly for a law
firm. in London, England.
Following her-return -to, Tor-
Onto.; s he' WoiltIN for intern a -
tional Filnr Distributors, At-,
las Tours Limited, MacLaren
AdvertiSitig Limited and has
been employed by the Board
of GovernorS of Ryerson
F!Olytechnical Institute in
Torento since 1970;
She is secretary-treasurer
• of the Social Committee. of
Kathryn McIfitn, daughter of
Dr. Jack and Carroll McKim
Of LucknOw, graduated from:
Alma College, St. Thoinis on
June 14. She was, the recipi-
ent of the Gold. Hemingway
Award and is in Ontario
Scholar with an average Of 81
per cent, Kathryn is, pre's-
entiy attending the Radialog-
ical Technology .Couise at'
Fluishawe College, .London.
D. Margaret Cameron
Reg, 14, has received word
that she has satisfactokily ,
completed the continuing
education progran! in Long
--Term-Care-Organization-and_
Management, sponsored by
the Canadian Hospital As-
sociation, This is,a .profes-
. sional update of .te Eaten-
slop course in Extended Care
Cliinpleted in 1977.
Brenda and Darryl Gibson
have been visiting their par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Max
Bushell in `Lucknow,
and Mrs. Garfield Gibson in
Oshawa this past' month.
They returned to Japan on
Sunday for another 2 years.
Brenda will be teaching
Physical education in an
International .Girls School in
Tokyo and Darryl will teach.
English in a FIA. school,
also in Tokyo.
Recent visitors with their
parents John and Ruth Prit-
chard, Lucknow, were Rick
and Donna Pritchard, Dustin
and Jonelle. Rick who is a
manager in a WoolcO store in
Agincourt, Ontario, ha's just
been transferred from Ed-
monton, Alberta.
Bill and Mary Anne Mc-
. Grath, Midhael and . Katie, of
Acton, visited with Grant
Helm, Sharon Dietz, .Leisa
and Adrian Rau of Lucknow
last week. Jim and. Susan
Maloney of London visited at
the' same home on the
weekend.'
Miss Elizabeth A. Wall,
eldest daughter of Harry and
Eva Wall of Lucknow, rec-
ently motored, from Toronto
with her sister; Marilyn
(Mrs. Robert Howey) and
Tamily of Belmont, Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Howey had.
CGIT begins
fall class
Girls between the age of 12
to 17 years; Pine River-Beth-
- -el C.G.I.T. Group- will begiu.
- their fall program Monday,
September 8, 7 p.m. to 8.45
p.m. The C.G.I.T. group
meets at Pine River United
Church (corner of 4th con-
cession and 21 highway,
fluron Township). Why not
plan to attend the fun and
activity each week? For
further information- contact
39S-5498.
SCHNEIDER'S "KENT"
500 GR.
Bacon
$1.79
113'S
Oranges
•
To ,etsist y00:•10*Oonipleting , yOUr ,.PnlatiO
• Pensioners Property Property Te*. Grant sapplication, •
pleaSe cell -the. town:. office for yOur..1980::'.
Property Tipies. Phone, 528-3539. OfflCe
• Hew& :12:00. and 1:30 to 5 ..iVicinday' to,
Friday.
A. E HERBERT „ ,
CLERK TREASURER.
Lucknow &District
Christian .00
satoday..4ftemooki:,
..:4000t
at 2to0 p.m.
FROZEN OLD SOUTH
12 OZ.
Orange
Juice 894
$1• 49 dozen
We Deliver
Open Friday Nights Until 9:00 p.m.
LUCKNOW 528.2526'
win's Groceteria
Open Six Days • Friday till 9.00