The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-11-07, Page 20Page 20--Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 7, 1979
Trinity
Inns attend
Ottawa convention
BY BELL HACKETT
Congratulations to Steven
and Anne Andrew on the.
birth of their new baby girl
last Friday.
Warren and Marian Zinn
enjoyed a bus trip to Ottawa
last week where Warren at-
tended .a convention for the
Association of Counties and
Regions -,of Ontario. Paul
Zinn was home for . the
weekend from London where
he is a second year student at
Fanshawe College in Busi-
ness Administration.
Sherri Alton and Suzanne
Dungannon
couple
leave
for .Florida
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BY MARIE PARK
Mr. and Mrs. Wif Pent-
land departed on : the week-
end -for their winter home in
Zephyr Hills, Florida.
Lynn and,. Alex Chisholm
mored to Port . Albert and
Colin Chisholm will be taking
up residence in the house
they vacated.
Ken McNee has . built a
new addition to his mobile
home.
Hallowe'en passed. quietly
here on Wednesda"riight.
Except for theusual window
soaping and .throwing. of
different objects; to damage•
was reported. .
Donna Cornwall and. Roz-
ella Ard of Wingham called
on Mrs. Tom Park one day
recently. .
'Lynn- Wall and George
Wall attended a wedding in
Tiverton on the weekend.
Congratulations to Mr.
and ..Mrs: Wilbur Brown • of
Lucknow on the occasion of.
their .•SOth wedding . anniver•
° sary.. A dance is being held
Saturday night in -their hon
-
4 our at the Lucknow Commun.-
'
ommun-• ity Centre.
DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
Mr. Cowan spoke on 'The
Seven Deadly Sins" in Sun-
day morning service. The:
children's . hymn was "Dare
to be ,a Daniel", and the
children's story was •about
Daniel and how he stuck to
his principlesthough he was
a captive in a strange land.
The., choir sang .the anthem,
"Amazing Grace", led by
organist, Mrs. Jean Elliott.
BROOKSIDE BROADCAST
By Annette Curran
and Lisa Brown
The school celebrated Hal-
lowe'en by having a costume
party for the children from
Kindergarten to Grade 4.
• Costume winners were given
a free bag of chips.
Students' Council had a
record hop for Grades 5 to 8.•
Bags of chips were given out
as prizes for spot dances.
Monday, October 29 was a
Professional Activity Day.
Dr. Ed Pino of Denver;
Colorado;. spent the day with
. teachers at the Homesville
Public School covering the
topic "Discipline Strategies
That Work". Mr. Cameron
attended a ukulele workshop
at Brucefield Public School.
Andrew attended their nur-
se's ten year reunion at
Victoria Hospital School' of
Nursing, London, on Satur-
day. There was a tea in the
afternoon at the Nurse's
Residence and a banquet and
dance in the evening at
Greenhills in Lambeth, Don
Alton joined the group for
the evening.
Frank and. Loreen Alton
and Jamie went to London on
Sunday afternoon for a meet-
ing of the Haemophilia Soc-
iety.
Mrs. Zetta Henderson and
her daughter, Marjorie and
Mac Graham of London
visited on Sunday afternoon
with- Wilfred and Virginia
Hackett.
Alice den Boer, Josie and
Paul of Lucknow are staying
atIrene
home of Bob and I ene
Markham, Chris, Robin and
Kelly. Hank den Boer is still
in " the hospital receiving
treatment for burns and we
wish him a speedy recovery.
Melvin and Margaret
Hackett, Port' Elgin, visited
on Sunday with his brother,
Alex and Ella Hackett.
Mrs. Ethel Hoy' of Goder-
ich is visiting with her
daughter, Joan Dierotf and
grandson, George, .since she
was ~discharged from Goder
ich Hospital. We all hope she
is.soon better. Manfred Dier-
olf . was home for the week-
end from work . at . Eldorado, -
Uranium Smeltering Plant at
Port Hope.
Congratulations to. • the
students who- received cer-
tificates at the F. E. Madill
Secondary School Com-
mencement. last Friday
night. Those from this area.
were: Secondary , School
Graduation Diplomas, Gord-
on Alton, son of Frank and
Lorene; James Cranston, son
of Keith and Joyce; Shawn
Drennan, son of 3..C.,. and
Emily.; Gregory .Hackett, son
of Lorne and Hazel; Barbara
Henderson, daughter :of, Mr.
and Mrs. -Ross. Henderson;
Sherri Jeromedaughter of
Wayne and. • Phyllis; Steven
Livingston, son of Cliff and
Joan; Beverley Wilkins;
daughter of Herb . and Lor-
ene.
Congratulations • also to
those on the Honour Roll,
75% plus, Grade 9, Diane
Gibson;"ifaughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Allan Gibson; Susanne
Kirkland, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. David Kirkland;
Bill Kuik, son of John and
Helen; Elizabeth Wilkins;
daughter' of Charlie" and
Mayme; Grade 10, Michael
Frey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Noah Frey; Grade 11, How-
ard Martin, son. of Mr.' and
Mrs. Cleason Martin; Grade.
12, Gordon Alton, son of
Frank and Lorene.
• Russel and Lillian Irvin
and William and Shirley Irvin
and baby Shelley visited on
Sunday with Russel's sister,
Willa and Jim Steele and
Roseanne in London.
Hary and Pat Livingston
spent the weekend in Sarnia
attending the Sarnia Oldtim-
ers Hockey Tournament,
Hary is a member of, the
Goderich Oldtimers and they
played friday nightand two
games on Saturday. Pat's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Khem
Kuipers and boys of George CANADA SAVINGS BONDS
town stayed with Kirk.
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Steve -Howard, Ashfield, won this Pioneer chainsaw in a, draw
he entered at Pioneer's exhibit at the International Ploughing
Match, held in Kent County, in September.
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INCREASED RATE OF RETURN
The rate of intereston•the new
Series of Canada Savings Bonds
has been increased to 11% for
the .first year and 10t/2°,o for
each of the remaining 6 years. -
The new average annual yield to :
maturity
on the Bonds is 10.59%.
Everyone who has already bought,
-or who buys new Canada. Savings
Bonds will et these higher mates,'
even though the bond certificates
have the old rate printed on them.
SAFE, SECURE AND SIMPLE TO CASH
New Canada Savings Bonds area safe,
secure investment that earns you good
interest year after.year. They're backed by
all the resources of Canada. And they're
easy to cash when there's a need.
A CHOICE OF BONDS
Canada Savings Bonds also offer you a
great choice. There's a Regular Interest Bond
which pays interest each November 1st at
the new, higher rates. And a Compound
Interest Bond that reinvests your interest
automatically, earninginterest on interest.
With the new rates. a $100
Compound Interest Bond will
grow to $202.37 at maturity in
just 7 years. ..
A .
EASY TO BUY,
New Canada Savings Bonds are
on sale now wherever you bank or
invest'. Youcan buy them in various
amounts a to a total purchase limit
of.25,000. Buy yours today!
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RETURN ON PAST SERIES INCREASED
• The rate of return on all outstanding Series of
Canada. Savings Bonds has been increased to
11 % for the year beginning November 1, 1979
and to 101/2%o for each remaining year until
the ponds mature. For Series dated before
November 1, 1977 the increased return will
be paid through an increase in the value of
the cash bonus payable on the maturity date
of the ponds. For the last two Series the higher
rates will be payable for each remaining year
until the bonds maturr.. Complete details are
available where you -bank or invest,
A BEA k .R CHOICE THAN EVER
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