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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-03-09, Page 20BAIN'S GROCETERIA LUCKNOW 528-3420 MIR y,•••••• SCHNEIDERS Beef Steakettes 1LB. PKG. 89$ EACH Fruit Cocktail 14 OZ 45t EACH FOOD BUYS... AYLMER CARNAVAL SWEETENED I AYLMER PECTIN STRAWBERRY OR RASPBERRY Jams 24 OZ. 994 EACH Orange Juice 48 OZ. 45t EACH 401 OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE WE DELIVER, LUCKNOW SKATING CLUB CARNIVAL NIGHT FEATURING JUNIORS IN "SNOWBALL EXPRESS" SENIORS IN "SOUND. OF MUSIC" WILL BE HELD r IN THE LUCKNOW ARENA Saturday, March 12th at 8 p.m. ADMISSION $1.50 12 AND UNDER FREE' GUEST SKATERS ELAINE KUNIMAN - HANOVER SKATING CLUB ROBIN TRAVIS - LLSTOWEL SKATING CLUB GEORGE' DIEROLF - GODERICH SKATING CLUB George and Elaine were winners at Brampton "Pairs" competition recently. Robin has been a competitor in London and Sarnia. ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND • :TO VIEW THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE SWIMS LANGSIDE Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall attended the funeral of Mrs. Wall's aunt Miss Elleda Irwin of Toronto. Miss Irwin was in her 76th year. The funeral was from MacKenzie's Funeral Home in Lucknow. Murray Moffat, who was a patient in University Hospital, London after breaking his ankle and arm in a fall, returned home last Monday. He ,speiit a few days at the home,of his parents., Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moffat, then returned to his home in Lucknow. A hound dog which wandered to Clifford Young's farm last Saturday was claimed by its owner Mr.. Benniger of Culross on Tuesday. Last year a lost hound which stayed at the same farm belonged to a hunter from Michigan, U.S.A. A number of people from this district attended the farm show in London last week. Sympathy of the community is extended to' the relatives of Stuart Scott, who passed away on Friday. Stuart Scott farmed for many years on the farm now owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cayley and family. He spent the last few years at Walkerton Nursing Horne. He was in his 83rd year. The funeral was on Monday from the Currie's Funeral Home in Wingham. The Langside Whitechurch Young Peoples held their regular meeting at Langside Church on Sunday evening. A BRAND NEW STOCK OF READY PASTED WALLCOVERINGS ARRIVING NOW DISCONTINUED STOCK WALLCOVERINGS Ready Pasted Washable PRICE 441) Paints YOUR COMPLETE HOME DECORATING CENTRE CARPETING - RESILENT FLOORS - CUSTOM DRAPERIES #444-4444-4144444444444-0444- FINLAY DECORATORS IUCKNOW, ONTARIO — OPEN MONDAYS — PHONE S28-3434 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1977 PAGE TWENTY THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Come In and See Our Spring Fashions ASHTON S iAD1ES' and MEN'S WEAR Jim and Syke Sutherland LUCKNOW PHONE 528-2126 ANew Arrivals for Spring from Chesley Gets $543,318 To Assist In Rebuilding A Bruce County curling club with a gymnasium are among those facilities receiving special Wintario help to correct unsafe conditions. Culture and Recreation Minister Robert Welch said a grant of $543,318 will go to the, town of Chesley. It is among nine projects announced in Bruce County today which have been approved from the proceeds of the Ontario Lottery. The grants total $559,086 with amounts ranging from $543,318 to $477. Under the enriched Wintario formula, the town of Chesley will receive a grant of $543,318 to assist in the costs of •rebuilding a curling club and gymnasium which has been condemned by the Ministry of Labour. A grant up to' $7,500 'is to be THAT Mildred McClenaghan of White- church, a nurse at Wingham and District Hospital, has won a trip for two to Florida. The draw was sponsored by an organization dedicated to the assistance of children with impaired hearing. THAT Winners of $50 each in the recent Provincial lottery were George Webster of Whitechurch and Ross McPherson of Lucknow. $25 winners in the Wintario draw were Theodore vanDiepen of Ashfield and Stuart Reavie of Lucknow. THAT A note from Watt Needham of Gateway Haven, Wiarton, formerly of Ripley, in renewing his paper, says "I have had a good year playing cribbage. I had two perfect hands, one in a foursome with Jack Rivett and the other in a two-hand- ed game of cribbage with one of the lady residents. purchase of softball equipment. The Bervie Women's Institute is to receive a grant up to $500 towards the costs of renovations to the facility kitchen. A grant of $477 will be made to the "Don Poulton" Midget Hockey Club in Kincardine to defray transportation costs to attend an invitational hockey tournament in Drummondville, Quebec. -11A7--.8e4z744 HALLAM - to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hallam of Lucknow on Sunday, March 6, 1977 in Wingham and District Hospital, a. son, Jonathan Charles, weight 8 lbs. 10 oz., a brother for David and Bonnie. CARTER - to Mr. and Mrs. George Carter of R. R. 3 Holyrood on Saturday, March 5, 1977 at Kincardine and District General Hospital, a daughter. Funeral For Lucknow Lady Mrs. Roy J. (Emma Alberta) Parker of Havelock Street South, Lucknow died at Wingham and District Hospital on Tuesday, March 1st following a long illness. She was 72 years of age. She was born in Mornington Township on June 17, 1904, a daughter of the late William Alfred Lambert and Mary Jane Wafters. Mrs. Parker was predeceased by her husband Roy J. Parker. She is survived by her sister Inez Alvesta Smith of Port Credit, as well as nieces, nephews, brothers and sisters-in -law . The funeral service was held on March 3 at 2 p.m. from MacKenzie Memorial Chapel with burial at Douglas Hill Cemetery, Eden Grove. Rev. Doug Kaufman of Lucknow United Church was minis- ter. Pallbearers were Gerald MacPhee, Rae Haldenby, Robert Parker and Bev Parker. made to the. Township of Bruce towards the costs of constructing an addition to the community centre in the hamlet of Underwood for additional 'auditorium , and storage space. The Bruce County Public Library in Port Elgin will receive a grant of $3,442 to assist in the purchase of shelving, furniture and equipMent. The Walkerton Minor Sports Association is to receive hockey equipment direct from the Wintario Projects Office for an approximate value of $818 and the sum of $250 to assist in the costs of in-province travel for a total grant of $1,068. A grant up. to $1,054 will 'be made to the Chepstow Minor Sports Committee to assist in the costs of constructing a baseball diamond. The Wiarton Minor Hockey Association is .to receive a grant of $1,050 to aid in the purchase of hockey equipment. An additional grant of $677 is to be made to the Chepstow Minor Sports Committee to assist in the Guides and Rangers Took Trip To Toronto Girl Guides from Lucknow, Teeswater and Wingham and Lucknow Rangers travelled by bus to Toronto on Saturday, February 26th where they toured the Girl Guide Headquarters and visited the Science Centre. The Girl Guide Headquarters held Open House to mark Scout- Guide Week. Lucknow Rangers Lorna Boyle, Barbara Cameron, Kathryn McKim and Susan Thompson acted as ,tour guides at the Open House from 12 noon to 2 p.m. Mrs. Dan Bellmore and Mrs. Jim Morrison, Lucknow Guide leaders and Guides Lori McKim, Marian Raynard, Nancy Thompson, Kim Sanderson, Helen Maclntyre, Barbara Cameron, Suzanne Kirk- land, Rosalea Cameron and Brenda McLeod made the trip. Others from Lucknow were Mrs. David Kirk- land, Mrs. Allan Maclntyre, Mrs. Bruce Raynard, Mrs. Evans Helm and Mrs. Don Thompson. THINK TWICE Insomnia can be caused by many things, but very seldom by things one doesn't say.