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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-05-27, Page 16ti x,. • PAGE SIXTEEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO GLEN and REEMAN OLSON CHOICE PIT RUN GRAVEL, CEMENT GRAVEL CRUSHED GRAVEL SAND, STONE: AND FILL HAULAGE Dungannon, Ontario • .'1 Graduates From Centennial College KINGSBRIDGE NEWS,.. Faye Hogan. graduated from - Centennial College', Scarborough,. last'week with a• diploma 'in Home • Economics. Faye is rhe daughter , of Mr. and Mrs. Con Hogan of ;the. 12th Concession of Ashfield_and >:• is employed at Western Hospital, Toronto, for the summer: Mr,. and Mrs:‘Len Woodley and family of'Malton spent the week-' end with Mrs: Marie Austin. _ .. -Amts-V-aa.fDiepertbee iat gh -- ter of Mr.:and Mrs. Frank Van Diepenbeek, has successfully passed cher first year at .Brescia , Hall, London. • • VACATION IN NASSAU 3har:.o,i Couirneraiid-four gir '.friends from St. Ma ry_s Hospi 'Kitchener are spending this week` • vacationing in Nassau. . Maria gni • Fra-ynP , e-1even year old. daughter of Mr. and Mrs:. • Gene Frayne played the organ Held Brownie ` Meeting OUtdoor BROWNIE NEWS P By Nancy Thompson We had•our Brownie. meeting ; outdoors.Several girls passed their test for ball singing games and skipping. Some girls Worked, at .sewing -on buttons. Packie took the `older 'Brownies for compass .and semaphore: In Pow -wow Debbie Bolt Showed her picture made out of. seeds. We: talked about haying__: a -Brownie Revel. • '• The meeting closed. with the squeeze and taps.. • at St. Joseph's Church on Sunday Con • r : I . P.-et:e -lend -.. ricks; son•of Mr.''and Mrs.. Martin Hendricks, and Peter .`Van Dyk , 'son of Mr:-a•rd virs-Bill Van Dyk.,,. who made their; •first Holy Communion on Sunday morning. 1 Preset Badges At. Mother &Daughter Guide Banque Capt. Tigert welcomed Mothers, C. W . L, executives and: guest speaker Mrs. Lavender at the Mother and Daughter Guide ban- quet held in the Kingsbridge. church basement Thursday even- ing - -. After the meal'Lt. 'Caesar pres- ented-II, res- ented L't. MacLennan with a birth- day, irth-day caketand all joined in singing Happy Birthday. Lt. Sin- nerr# gave her a gift on behalf of .the Guide Company. The guides showed their appreciation to. Leaders by giving Capt. a silver.. butter dish and Lts. a silver relish dish`: Capt. Tigert introduced guest speaker Mrs. Gerta 'Lavender; • the previous Camp ,Advisor for Huronia area. , Mrs. Lavender _ spoke on financial support and location for a, Girl Guide. Camp in this area. Lt. MacLennan thanked and presented Mrs, Lavender with a gift. ' . Capt. Tigert then gave the following girls their .badges: Linda • Doherty' cooks, child care.,. land girl, .and laundress•; Cheryl Hodges cooks; Anne Rising - laundress'; Brenda Moran. - laundress and .cooks; Debbie Maize' cook;. -Ann Dalton, - gardeners; Lea and.: 'Johanna, Van Deipen. - cooks badge; Mary Ann Frayne , Sheila'. Sinetr-,'Judy Tigert and Rita Hendricks received' their keep /it,. badge, • WEDNESDAY, MAY 27th, 1170' WHY LET YOUR INVESTMENTS WANDER. AROUND LOOSE? Berg, Cow -Saver Stalls and Berg, Lever Stella were designed for the dairyman who wants to han- dle his dairy cattle aslndivldua/s. • Successful dairy' men profit by individualizedmanagement by challenging each cow. Prao-• • • ° tices that pay! They pay. -with; increased milk prodUction fro every lactation. By lengthening: each .cow's productive life. By assuring you of positive indf• - vidualized-nutritton-and disease----- control., put•Berg stalls; to work. increasing your dairy profits. Berge provides a• free complete barn -planning service. • BERG COW -SAVER STALLS Outlasts others by 3 to 4 times because of hot dipped galvanized steel tube • construction. , Require less bedding • •than loose housing—keeps:cows drier and more comfortable. Bell-shaped, arches take up chain •slack and pre- vent tangling' and choking. Provides . , more head room when cows lie down. • TDJOHNSTON, RR.. '3 HOLYROOD Phone 395-5390 • Mrs'. Walter Clare, the Guide ',Convener. presented ,leaders with glass vases on behalf of the sponsor, Catholic Women' LeagUe Lt: gave. s, Walter Clare a silver coffee spoon with guide crest on it'. Patrol.Lead.ers g i'tech--on what ,guiding meant. 'to. them,' • Mrs;, Wilfred Austin thanked, the leaders and. Guides on behalf of the mothers. Capt. Tigert thanked the mothers for .a success• The Girl Guides, formed :a'.horse • shoe 'and all sang Taps.• The leaders then •said'guide Atomise while remaining guides hummed. Taps.. 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