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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-06-15, Page 8W ONTARIO THR LUC CNOW SRHTINEL, LUCKNO . ON Mrs. J. MacDonald Mrs. Ed Schaeffer W.A. Speaker , Field Day was held at North. Ashfield Public School on Friday,, • June 3, with the following results. Junior Girls; Champion, Donald. ' a Hamilton , Runner-up, Lorraine MacDonald. Junior Boys, Champ- ion, Paul Simpson; Runner-up, Alex Howes; lntermediate.Girls,Champion, Marion MacDonald; Runners-up, • Anne, Hackett and Diane MacKen- zie„ tied. Intermediate. Boys, Champion, David Famish; and . Graham Hamilton, tied; Runner- up, Gregory Hamilton. Senior Girls, Champion,. Jean Webster; .Runner-up, Carol Fin- layson. Senior Boys, Champion, Allan Drennan; Runner-up, Jimmy Simpson, • Lucknow'Bantam softball team "took Neustadt 13-3 fn Lucknow on Wednesday night of last week. Ronnie Nicholson,was on the mound with John 'MacKenzie doing the catching duties, A" game was slated for Mildmay on Wednesday of this week. • " 1!411111 $DA.Y,, ,TUNE i s±;, 19.66: . " The ladies of the lawn'bowling club held their annual meeting • Monday evening, lune lath. . The following officers were elected' for the coming year; . • Presidents. Mrs. 'Jack MacDonald; Vice President, Mrs. A., J, Wil-. son; Secretary. -Treasurer, Miss Maudie Fisher; Social Committee, Miss Isobel Miller, Mrs. Alex Hackett; Games Committee.,, IViiss Liella. Finlayson and Mrs.. George Newbold; It was decided to have a weekly jitney every Wednesday after- noon at 2 p.M. All ladies who , are interested are, asked! to come to the bowling green Wednesday • afternoon and get startedfor the season.. Everyone is welcome, , The fees for the season are' $3.00 for old members and $2.00 for°new members. . (Knlough The W.. A, met on Thursday afternoon at the :home of Mrs, ' George Graham with an attendance, of 3,8, Mrs, Roy Scfiiieller presid- ed.. The members prayer partners, and the Lord's prayer,. wererepeat- ed Mrs, Arthur Haldenby read the scripture and Mrs. Gertrude Walsh gavel the meditation on the Lords Prayer. The president wel- corned' the ladies. The word for the roll call was .'`Rejoice", Mrs: Midford .Wall read the correspond- ence, and a letter from Mrs.,,. Clar- �ence Hedley, inviting the ladies to their 'spring tea at Kingarf'on June 29th. An invitation was also extended to attend the supper and bazaar at Beivie on June lOth'. A. subscription was sent for a:copy of "The Northland" from the Dio- eese of Moesonee. Miss May 'Boyle gave a full' re: Port of the Spring Deanery meet-« ing which was held, at Kincardine on June, 3rd, when the: Right Rev- erend James W atton , Bishop of . Moosonee . was the missionary -speaker.. News ,. Mrs. Ed Schaeffer of Kincardine was present and gave a most int- eresting account of a recent trip through the United States and Mex' ico, illustrated' with pictures. She had a .number of souvenirs, fromthe various places. Mil Howard Thompson ,expressed thanks on behalf of the ladies, This was a devotional meeting and the following program, was given. Readings by Mrs. Howard Thomp- son "The Humble Folk". Mrs. Torn' Hodgins. "A farm kitchen at night" and ". A friend". "Mrs. Walsh "The 23rd psalm' for busy people" Mrs, Midford Wall•"A Prayer'. Mrs, Roy Schneller "Beatitudes for, the" aged". A bible. contest ,was conducted by Miss Edna Boyle. The meeting was closed with prayer. Miss Edna Boyle gave the courtesy remarks after ,which a delicious lurch :was. served by the hostess'and her helpers, The meetings will be discontin - ued. far July and August, and Mrs. Jim Smith will be hostess for Sep-' tember, CHOOSE FROMj,A.-.LARGL.. ASSORTMENT OF SLIPPERS, CASUAL HFOOTWEAR, OR DRESS SHOES FEATURING KAUFMAN FOAM-TRED SLIPPERS GREG HUSH. PUPPIES n leather or pigskin uppers, long wearing foam r OTHER BRAND NAME MAKES In a variety of colours for the utmost in footwear comfort "FINE FOOTWEAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY" LUCKNOW • PHONE 52s4111 (Whitechurch .News) . On Friday Fordyce School under the supervision of their teacher, Mrs. George Kennedy, enjoyed .a bus trip to Detroit, going.by way of Windsor tunnel: The bus left the school' at .6. a.m. Placesj visited were the Ford Museum and; 'Ford factory.: They. had .supper in Detroit and returned •by thebridge while it was still day light,' and the pupils had the pleasure of seeing some of the ships from. other countries., , Mr. and Mrs, Gershom.Johnston were'Sunday evening:'.guests'of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood : and family of,Egmondville,. Mr. and Mrs.. Jack Johnston and family of London were also guests. Mr. and Mrs. , Kenneth Zinn and Randy: visited on Sunday with Mr. , and Mrs. Stanley Zinn. and family. of Woodstock. "Mr. and Mrs. Albert Le nips, Henry, lean, Joann :and Evelyn, were Sunday.visitors withMr. and' Mrs. Henry Gurgens sand. family of Dungannon vicinity. ' Some who attended the Milk, , Producers meeting at,Formosa on; .Thursday night from here were Leroy: Rintoul, John Jamieson;, Dave Gibb, Don Taylor. , Mrs.. Dykema of •Galt is' spend- ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw and David Bean of Walkerton also spent the week-. endwith them. Mr. and Mrs. Tom •Magoffin are spending two weeks holidays with Mr. And Mrs. 'Don. Gray and family of London. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald. Jamieson and family .of.E. Wawanosh•were Sunday.visitors•with hfs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jamieson. Mrs. Claude Coffin, of Galt spent the.weekend with Mr. ,and Mrs. Albert Coultes, and on Sunday morning service at U.C. was'a • guest,soloist. Mr, :and Mrs. Georg Coffin, Sharon and Cindy, of Galt took her home Sunday evening. .Albert Coultes was 'a Sunday . visitor with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Coultes at :Huronview. We are pleased to report they are enjoying fairly good health, Mr. and Mrs. Max McFarlan of Ild:erton and Mass: Carman Mac- Donald of 'Blyth, attended the ann- iVersary services here and visited with Mr. and Mrs; Ross Hayden of Wingham '• • Mrs. Victor Casemore and Mrs. Norma Taylor of Windsbr visited ' Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, Tom Morrison, °Mr. and'Mrs. Jack . Morrison, Mr. and Mrs,: Charles Tiffin, and Mr. and MIs. Russel Fitch ie,.. . ' ° Your hogsiell you a lot about the quality, of: the ration • you're feeding—their rate of gain` indicates the balance of nutrients, how good it is, andthe feed conversion lets you know how efficient the ration is.' Purina Hog Chow is a concentrate -specially designed to speed your hogs to market. Tests at Purina Research Farm prove that its balance of energy, proteins, and anti ioc micro-mixed �by Purina's precise process helps youfinish quality hogs • early and at economical cost, Try Purina Hog Chow on. your next bunch ofhogs—it helps make' your grain go, further and your hogs grow faster. Drop in to see us today.