The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-10-04, Page 28tr
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Pogo 28-,—Lacknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 4, 197$ •
- Messrs. Bill MacPherson,
Holyrood, and his cousin,
Jim Steven, Listowel, attend-
ed the IPM on Wednesday.
.Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Brooks and Kathy of Luck -
now, and Mrs. Don Savage
and Brad of Kincardine,
attended the funeral servi
for their aunt, Mrs. Audre
Teeft of Dunnville on Sept-
ember 20. Mrs. Teeft was the
former Frances Fitzgerald of
Ashfield Township. She. is
survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Joe (Jane) Philips of Cayuga
and two grandchildren, Kim
and Kris Phillips. Interment
took place at Canboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gar-
land, Swift Current, Saskat-
chewan, were Monday cal-
lers on Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin,
Lucknow, spent the past two
weeks visiting Helen Stuart
• and family, Eganville, and
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mit-
chell, Kirkland Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stew-
art of Dundas, Miss Winnie
Stewart and Mr. Greg Stew-
art visited on the weekend
with Mrs. Philip Stewart.
D.O.C. representative
to speak to
Lucknow CBcIub
Representatives of the De-
partment of Communication
will be in Lucknow on
Tuesday, October 10 to
answer questions involving
communications equipment.
The ,public is invited to come
to the meeting to meet with
the D.O.C. representatives
and "the voices" who help
get people and traffic
through this area.
CB clubs are -comprised of
interested CB_ operators who
are willing to work together
especially in emergency situ-
ations.
With our winters, CBers
have helped motorists get
through the area where some
roads may be blocked, and
stranded motorists back into
town or nearby shelter. They
work with service clubs to
co-ordinate projects such as
Lucknow's Kin Summerfest,
Tractor Pull and Bike-a-thon, •
parades and air shows.
All CB operators are
licenced by the Department
of Communications as are TV
stations, radio stations and
Amateur Radio operators.
.The D.O.C. check out inter-
ference on' televisions.
Interference can be. caused
by 'hydro lines and themost
obvious cause would seem to
be the CB operator down the
street: The D.O.C. comes
into the area and checks 'out
interference problems when
called in to do so.
I SEE...
By the Sentinel
THAT
The.winner of the Lucknow
District Community Centre
lottery draw last week was
Ross Davies of Wingham.
LADIES' 6:30 P.M.
BOWLING
Bertha Alson bowled the
high single with a 249.
Bertha Alson bowled the
high triple with 579.
Games 'of 200 and over:
Bertha Alson 249, Pat Living-
ston 217, Joyce Adamson
200.
Team points: Grace .Elli-
ott's Bluebells 7, Carol
Adams' Camellias 0; Pat
Livingston's - Sundrops 5,
Jean Philips' Poppies 2;
Dorothy Bain's Cosmos 7,
Norma . McDonagh's Trilli-
ums 0.
Team standings: Bluebells
18., Poppies 17, Cosmos 17,
Camellias 12, Trilliums 11,
Sundrops 9.
LADIES' 9 O'CLOCK ' •
BOWLING
High single, Joanne Searle
281.
High triple, Joanne Searl
640. .
Games over 200: Joanne
Searle '281, Linda Sticklend
227, Dianne Carter 212,
Dianne De Groote 206,
Sharon Campbell 202.
Team points: Cardinals 2,
Doves 5, Orioles 2, Canaries
5, Robins p, Bluejays 7.
Team standings: Bluejays
12, Orioles 13, Doves 19,
Robins 7, Cardinals 16,
Canaries I7...
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Engagement
ROSS-GEBIARDT
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Geb-
hardt, Hanover, are pleased
to announce the marriage of
their daughter, Marlene Bea-
trice to Mr. Kenneth David
Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs.
David Ross, . Hanover. The
wedding will take place
Friday, October 20, 1978 at
7.00 p.m. at St. Matthews
Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
Births
BUTTON - Robert and Di-
anne wish to announce the
birth of their daughter, Col-
leen Dianne, on September
28, 1978 at Calgary, Alberta.
A sister for Kerry and a
granddaughter for ,Mrs. Lor-
na! Button, Lucknow.
DOLLERY - To Grace and
Jim on September 19, 1978 at
Dufferin Area Hospital, Or-
angeville, a son, James
Lloyd. A brother for Audrey.
MacCROSTIE - Mr. and
Mrs. Dale MacCrostie, R. R.
3 Walkerton, are happy to
announce the birth of their
son, Jeffery Hugh, a brother
for Pam, on Friday, Sept-
ember 29 at the Kincardine
General Hospital.
'CONGRAM- Bill and Barb
ate pleased to announce the
birth of a daughter, Andrea
Paula, at Wingham and
District Hospital on August
31, 1978. A sister for Mich-
elle.
MENARY - Ron and Joanne
Menary are pleased toan-
nounce the safe arrival of
their son, Michael Hugh,
born September 15, 1978 at
Goderich Hospital. First
grandchild for Mr. and. Mrs.
Martin Hendricks.
By appointment to
Her Mahesty the Queen
China Potters
Paragon Chrna Limited .
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We spoil you
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Offer ends Oct: 28
1978 ..
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OWNERS — W. JOS. AND DEAN E. AGNEW
PHONE 5283532 LtICKNOW
BAIN'S GROCETERIA.
LUCKNOW 528400
SCIINEIDERS
OCTOBERFEST
Sousage
$1.55 lb.
SCHNEIDERS
Sauer-
kraut
2#BAG 69'
COLONIAL 14 OZ.
Cookies.
89'
MACARONI
Kraft OZ.
Dinner
2/654
"OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK" , WE DELIVER
Night School
Registration.
.Lucknow Central
Public School
Wednesday, October 4 - 8:00 p.m,
There is still spade in the following courses:
1. Oil .Painting
2. Macrame
3. China Painting
4. Quilting
5. Liquid Embroidery .
6. Physical Fitness
7. Sewing (Tatting, .knitting, crocheting)
Fees $17.00 [20 sessions of 2 hrs. each]
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Lucknow Skating Club
e e e i e✓ orli.....opoodr.o. e
Registration
Saturday, October 7
At the Town Hall, Lucknow
9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Beginners $10.00 Junior $16.00 Seniors $25.00
Olson's Gravel Pit
Dungannon, Ontario 529-7942
PRICES ARE
PER TON
400 200 100
tons tons tons
SANDY FILL .30 .35 .40
B2 GRAVEL .40 .45 .50
B1 GRAVEL .50 .55 .60
SAND, STONE DUST, ROAD GRAVEL
4" UNDER STONE, CEMENT GRAVEL
Load
Prices
.44
.54
.64
1.20
1.24
Prices include delivery up to 2 miles
Add 10c per mile over 2 miles
• Dozer and scraper available for a
Good leveling job