The Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-06-11, Page 10Paste 10—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 11, 1986
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NOTICE
CHANGE IN WATER RATES
EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1986 BILLING
Due to the higher cost of providing services, LUCKNOW WATERWORKS DEPT.
finds it necessary to increase water rates to all customers in the Village of Lucknow
Residences, churches, most stores
and businesses
Restaurants, garages, Legion and
Medical Centre
School, Nursing Home
Senior Citizen Bldg.
NEW RATE
7.00 per month
8.20 per month
56.00 per month
140.00 per month
You have assurance that we will continue to fight againat rising costs to the best of our
ability through efficiency and good management. And you can expect us to receive top
value for each dollar spent on your behalf. We are determined to maintain water
service as the best bargain in the family budget.
VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW
WATERWORKS DEPARTMENT
PORTER'S
CONCRETE
WORK
WE DO: Sidewalks
Driveways
Patios
J. A. PORTER HOLDINGS
(LUCKNOW) Limited.
528-3537
Pick Your own
at
Benmiller
Acres:,:!
$3.04 per 6 quart basket
$2.25 per 4 quart basket
$1.00 per kilo
* Pick 4.6 qt. baskets and pick the
5th • 6 qt. basket FREE
Hwy.B •Clinton
PYO Strawberries located
11/4 miles North of
Benrniller and then 1/2 mile
East.
Bring in this ad and
receive a
FREE
BERRY HULLER
For Crop Update
Call:
524-7474
NO
Children or Pets
PLEASE
Linda Hayden (left) and Tracy Cook of the 1st Kingsbridge Girl Guides received their all-
around cords for guiding during their meeting at Brookside school on June 4. (Alan Rivett
photo)
Wednesday euchre results
Eleven tables of euchre at Dungannon
Senior Citizens on Wednesday evening.
The winners were: Evelyn Errington high
lady, Isabel Kilpatrick, low lady. There
was a cut for high man between Ernest
Durnin and Bert Russell with Bert winning
the honors. Lucky door prizes were won by
Deloris Culbert and Stanley Dennis.
An engagement party for Linda Hart
and Donald Carter was held in Lucknow
Saturday evening. Linda is the daughter of
Mrs. Thomas Culbert.
Friends of Beth McConnell called at the
home of Sandra Rivett on Sunday after-
noon to honor Beth on the occasion of her
birthday on June 9.
Aileen and Elmer Trommer attended
the wedding of her nephew Bob Cade of St.
Marys to Cheryl Schenk of Sebringville at
Zion Lutheran Church in Stratford on
Saturday.
Ed and Doris Steinacker of Tavistock
were Wednesday overnight visitors with
Jim and Margaret Errington.
Ralph and Rosie Ciliska of Leamington
were mid -week visitors with their
daughter Janet and Dave Dawson.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Roberts, Plymouth,
Indiana, are visiting at the manse with
Mrs. Robert J. Roberts and family while
Rev. Roberts is convalescing at Goderich
Alexandra Marine and General Hospital
following surgery.
Dungannon United Church held a suc-
cessful spring auction sale at the
Agriculture hall on Saturday June 7.
Donated articles were auctioned off by
Gordon H. Brindley as well as 100 antique
wooden press back chairs.
Winners of the draw were Robert Lin -
skill a chaise -lounging chair, Deloris
. Culbert, two cabbage patch doll outfits and
a $10 grocery shopping voucher by Ila
Pollock of Goderich.
Returning home from hospitals this past
week were Marie Park and Mel Jones.
Visiting over the weekend with Al and
Robert Linskill was her daughter Sheila
McCallum of Toronto and sister Lucy
Phillips of Ingersoll.
Gloria and Nels Pearson visited their
son Scott and Jeanette and family in
Guelph on Sunday accompanied by grand-
mother Mrs. Pearl Congram.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe West and sons Joshau
and Nathan of Stratford were weekend
visitors with her parents Tina and Derk
Logtenberg. Also visiting was daughter
Fran and Jim Farrell, Christina, Carmen
and Jamie and son Simon, Jan and
Jocelyn.
Lloyd and Doris Hodges enjoyed a
10 -day holiday at Keith and Irene Blake's
cottage north of Sudbury.
Dungannon CGIT members and their
leaders Penny Hodges and Tena
Logtenberg camped at Donnybrook Park
last weekend. A scavenger hunt, games,
relays and swimming were enjoyed by all.
To wind up the season's activities a
Mother/Daughter social evening was held
on Sunday evening. The former leaders
were invited to attend.
Dianne Park and members of her Senior
Sunday school class camped at Don-
nybrook this weekend.
Sunday morning worship services at
Dungannon United Church and Don-
nybrook were in charge of student
minister John Williams. In the absence of
Rev. R.J. Roberts, Mrs. Margaret Reif of
Kincardine conducted the Trinity -Nile
services.
Daughter works at newspaper.
Elizabeth Wilkins, daughter of Charles
and Mayme Wilkins, now has a
temporary job at the newspaper in
Seaforth.
Charles and Mayme Wilkins were in
Wallaceburg on Sunday where they attend-
ed the morning service at the United
Church there. In the afternoon Mayme at-
tended a wedding shower for her daughter
Janet Wilkins who on June 23 will become
the bride of Allen Peck of Wallaceburg.
Stella Irwin and her son Lloyd Irwin
recently spent the afternoon with Charles
and Mayme Wilkins.
Rhetta MacLennan had her son Jack
MacLennan of Stratford with her for a cou-
ple of days.
Jason Morton of Point Clark, son of
Margaret Morton, and a grandson of Rhetf- -
ta MacLennan underwent knee surgery in
Sarnia recently. Jason injured his knee
last winter playing hockey.
Visitors with Elmer and Edna Culbert
last week were Elmer's two sisters
Thelma Ashton and Peggy McIntosh of
Plymouth, Michigan and Edna's brother
and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Matheson of Loveland, Colorado. The
CuIberts were also looking after their little
grandson Richard Lazette while his
mother was in hospital with a baby sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb were Sunday
visitors at Lions Head with their daughter
and son-in-law Edwin and Janice McClut-
cheon and family.
Sunday visitors with Barry, Betty and
Charlene Jones were George Hunter,
Dianne and Michelle from Belmont.
Linda Wylds visited on the weekend with
her parents Warren and June Wylds.