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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-06-25, Page 383' 12's PKG. CONFDENTS FEMININE NAPKINS 10 OZ. TIN i 4 $1 CREAM OF MUSHROOM HEINZ SOUP 5' CHOICE CRUSHED TIDBITS. SLICED 80Z. PKG. FROZEN ENTREE DINNER ARKET MEHAN'S SU LUCKNOW PHONE' 528-3001 'DIXIE• 9" WHITE PALANDA PINEAPPLE 19 OZ TIN 49t , '‘‘ POWDERED • MAPLE LEAF WEINER 1 LB. 79C FAB DETERGENT KING SIZE BOX $1.73 SAICO SOLID WHITE TUNA 7 OZ. TIN 79C STORE WILL BE OPEN MONDAY, JUNE 30TH CLOSED TUESDAY, JULY 1ST FOR DOMINION DAY 49c 10 OZ. TIN 37c 211 OZ. JAR 47c 99' 32 OZ. JAR PAPER PLATES Dow PLASTIC ,.QUART ZIP LOC BAGS Ws PKG. .1.09 25s PKG.' KRAFT MIRACLE SALAD DRESSING, 32 OZ. JAR 1.15 CAPRI BATHROOM TISSUE MANDARIN ORANGES GARDEN COCKTAIL SWEET MIXED AND YUM YUM BICK'S PICKLES PINK AND WHITE, 4 ROLL PKG. 69t PREPAY, JUNE 25, 1975 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE THREE On Dean's List At Bob Jones Nine students from Canada are included in the 915 on the dean's list of Bob Jones University, Greeriville, South' Carolina. Stud ents 'listed earned at least a B average during the second ,semest- er. Bob Jones, University known as the "World,'s MoSt UnuSu.al Univz ersity", is a liberal arts,, coeduca- tional Christian institution. Each year the university matriculates more than 5,000 students who come from every state in the Union and about 40 foreign countries and territories. Ruth Graham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Graham, Kinloss Township,, was one of those Canadians mentioned on the Dean's list. She is a freshman at the School of Education. 40th Anniyersary A surprise party was held by neighbours last Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill de Boer of R. 1 Lucknow, in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Ed McQuillin's 40th wedding anniversary. The actual date of 'their wedding was ' June 22nd. . Mrs. McQuillin is the former Jean Grant of Paisley. Mr. and Mrs. McQuillin have one son Grant. ' . Mr. and Mrs. McQuillin 'were presented with an electric toaster. LOCH\IIRIEFs Karen Kilpatrick, Sarnia; Bar- bara Hawthorne and Stasy Purney, Lucknow, are - employed for the summer months 'at Silverwood Dairies 401 Branch, 'London. Mr. and Mrs.. Walter Alton entertained at' a buffet chicken dinner in their home on Sunday evening. Guests from Goderich were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Alton; Mr.. and Mrs. 'Gordon Finnigan. Guests from the Lucknow area were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alton and sons Gordon, Kevin and Jamie; Mr: and Mrs. Glen Walden and daughters June, Nancy,' Ruth and Grace Alton; Mr. Elmer' Woods and Mrs. Laura McNeil;' Mr. and Mrs. Austin Martin, Marilyn and Ricky; Mrs. Cyril Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reed and Kevin of Hazel Park, Michigan, visited for the week end with relatives in the Lucknow area.. Corporal and Mrs. Garry John- ston and daughters Heather and Karen from Burns . Lake, British Columbia, visited with his parents, Mr. ,and . Mrs. Bert Gammie ' of Lucknow and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. James Keane of Lucknow returned last week from a ten day visit with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Currie, in Sarnia and also at Wallaceburg. Mrs. Margaret O'Neill of Ed- monton was the guest. of Mrs. Earl •Wightman, Lucknow, for two weeks, while visiting with her mother, Mrs. Carrie Ferguson at Pinecrest Manor. Mrs. David McKee and Miss Lillian Brown of Waterloo visited on Wednesday with their friend Mrs. Carrie Ferguson at Pinecrest Manor, Lucknow. Andrew Ritchie , of Lucknow returned to his home last Monday after being in Wingham Hospital for five days. • Jim and Elsie Duncan of Halkirk, Alberta, were visitors with' Jim and Irene Finleon, R. R. 2 Luckno‘v, over the week end. They report the weather cool and dry.