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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-06-03, Page 17WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3rd, 1970 :�! alb.; }►_.f1!+ 11� Ci .k°'1 3+e:!' THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO c,od�r:kh; ' N.' tors (Ford) Ltd. South St, Goderich 524-7308 or 7309 EXCELLENT SELECTION FAIR PRICES:, CARS 'Financing Available Low Qown *P.aynient , • Two -door hardtop, 6. standard,, finished., in blue. A. one owner car actual mileage: under 11,000 miles:, A real buy. for the'economy minded, Lic: J61457. FAIR PRICE. .$2. 19.68 Galaxie 500. Two -door l tardtop, sport roof, finished in champagne gold with black vinyl roof, V-8, .automatic, power , steering, power .brakes, stereo tape player, A one owner car. :Lic. J60460. • 1.9:65 'Pontic •-.-=P•r-=dooir sedarr-:--wh-ite;=6 eyHitcfei radro;-o=ne-owner,iow-- . mileage. Lic. J63248. FAIR PRICE $1295- , FAIR PRICE'. $2.,795 1 '9 6 7 — Ford F 1�_.0 9 T - rock k 6 standard --radio; Iow—m,Iea'ge; . one owner a ce1len - condition.' Lic: 18125B: •_ _;1 ,695 Goderich'Motors (Ford) Lt South St., Goderich . 524-7308 or ' 7309 Piano Recital Held 17,astlAteek. , Qn'Wedriesday evening., May 27: a• pia no:recital was held in the St.. Peter's Anglical; Hall . Lucknow for the pupils of Mrs. Tlionaas Pritchard and .guest per formers. ' About 6a people attend: ed. ' The pupils of Mrs, Pritchard whoperformed were:. Mary Helen •MacDonald , Faye Ann Forster; Kathy Br'ooks Cathy Gillespie Martha Graham, 'Margaret, Mac-. Pherson; Barbara-Ait�hisan —Cail� lvlacPherson, Janet MacPh_ersOn', Dayle :MacDonald, ,Connie Stev- enson Heather. Stevenson , Ruth' •G raharrr, Phillip *B1ack,'Laurie .. al-ishi lm—i-ka-thee Ga�1ncr_` irs, Jack McKim. ' Others performing w.ete's. Kathy Joynt piano; Mrs. Ken Alton piano; a group from Brookside School who played •the record - Cameron, Sandra Dixon., Gail Johnstone , June Alton, Gail . Pritchard, Loree ,Gammie ,: Linda Lyons Janice Gaunt. • • The .:grandfinale came when Kim Cowan and Ricky Pritchard joined with Mrs. Pritchard. for a rousingversion of "When .the Saints Come Marching In". Ricky. and Kim very capably play the trumpet and drums,respectively. Town& Country Ha:ve'Bpsy.:Mciy.: The` Town 'and Country,Clr1-• has' been very aLave. d:uringtthe . month of May. On the twelfth they entertained the Gode.rich. Senior Citizens club at a card party,•,26 tabl.es'we•re in play. On the thirteenth, three couples Mr. and Mrs.• Robert Moffat • Mr. and. Mrs. Walter Alton of. Lucknow and Mr: and Mrs. Aubrey•Higg'ins of Dungannon, o-in.ed-a Br -ince Gou-nty-Se-ni•er Citizens group for .a ;bus trip .to Ottawa. Mr. Ross Whicher , met, them and.arranged that they see parliafnent .in session and' lunch' -in-a nee r by-resra u=raant A group of fifteen Members joined' another bus tour from Owen .Sound_andWalkerton,:ori' the ,twenty •third, -for .a three day trip to Ottawa: The members.• were: Mrs. H. C., Curran, Mrs, John Hall, Mrs: Bob Hamilton, Mrs. Jake Hunter , Mrs. W., O. r Hunter,. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Irwin: Mrs. Ernie Lewis., Mrs: Neil Mac- Callum , Alex McKenzie , Mrs. Gordon Ritchie, Miss Margaret • Robertson., Mrs..hlaude,'Sherwood Ivirs Gertie Walsh, Mrs.. Earl Wightman. St. Helens: W.. St.. ,Helen's Women's Institute was hostessto the Huron West District 'Annual meeting. The meeting was held in the St., Helen's United Church and the dinner was served in the. W.1 hall on Thursday May 28. The district 1st vice' president •Mrs. Harold Gaunt presided assisted 'by the Secretary -Treasurer Mrs; G. MeNee. St. Helens Institute__ • wat in charge of registration at 9.30' a .. rri, Y .. After the opening session Mrs. ., las: Aitchison l;. president of the St. Helens 'iiranch , extended a• cordial welcome. ''After 'the read- ing. of. minutes , correspondence 'and ' 'business Mrs. Harold Gaunt read a' letter from the president Mrs. A. Str.aughan, who'was unable'to,attend. Pennies .for' Friendship:• was'conducted by `the Wi•ngham Branch ,' when the treasurer of each branch pres- ented their pennies';' A solo by Mrs. W. Bradnock,:Auburn was • much enjoyed. A report'of Officers!' Confer- ,'ence was given by,Mts. Colclough. , Mrs. 'Wilbur ' 'Lawrence presented her report of the�lrrov-i;tre-i�a•1=fio�rd:._� � ...�� :.�: At the .noon hour St. Helens W...I. served `a delicious salad plate. .Rev. Hummel asked • Grace, Greetings from London , Area: President . Mrs. Vermont Pow ,'was given.. ,Welcome "was extended'`'t ,th-0adies--co-St. •H'. elens b Reeve Bob Lyons of West Wa .anosh': ' Tho aftegipon.sess-kOi3-8p e•e'ed._. w ith; a sing -song lead by Mrs. Jas.. Aitchison. and, Mrs. ;Ross Gammie •w,ith Mrs. 'E. W. Rice presiding at. :the organ. • ' Mr: Ormandy , Goderich Jew - eller , was .guest •speaker. .He gave a:'very interesting talk . 'on:diamonds, and` invited' all' the ladies to; have their diamonds cleaned` after his talk. Most ' ladies took advantage which resulted in bright spa'rkli.ug dia - monds to take'.,horne i • The :tome . conomis; report was given by Miss Hunt.. `Much Mel Greer's' Group entertained eighty nine 'mem. hers at a• va riety' concert of choruses, skits, solos Taking part and other nwerelrnMnumbers,. s. After the program ,.guests .ests view - Mrs. Greer,' Y ed pasters--rnad.e--iii-t-he pupils -tea nd •a�.. a table of music available at • local musk stores., A silver collection was take'n; with the money being donated to the Canadian Cancer Society. :A social hour followed` with refreshments for the performers and parents. and Mrs. Walter•,Dexter, Mrs. Ernest Ackert, Mrs. Bob Hamil"tori Mrs.. Evelyn Barkwell, Mr$. George Tiffin, Mrs. Don Cardis, Mrs. A. E. McKim:, Mr. W. E. MacDonald , Lorne Farrish, Henry Carter, Robert Moffat, with Mrs. Ross Cumfning presiding at the . piano for the musical numbers. . PAGE. Se*PM!N BERG, COW -SAVER STALLS Outlasts others by 3 to 4 times because of hot dipped galvanizedsteel 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. WHY LET YOUR INVESTMENTS WANDER AROUND LOOSE? Berg Cow -Saver Stalls and Berg Lever. Stalls were designed for the dairyman who wants to han- dle his dairy cattle as Individuals.; Successful dairymen profit by individualized management — by challenging each cow. Prac- tices, that pay! They pay: with: increased milk 'production from every lactation. By lengthening each cow's productive life. By assuring,' you of positive • inch-. .vidtrallredm1 tntirdn a disease control.. Put Berg stalls to work increasing your dairy profits. Berg provides a free complete barn -planning ° service, LOYD JOHNSTON R:R:-3--H(}LYRO01} Phone 395-539Q progressive work has been ac- com,plished• through the 4-H Homemaking club work and other Leader Training courses givers in .Huron County: Much credit is due the leaders, who give so'• freely of their time and energy An.or•an instrumental' was enjoyed .by a member' of the,God- _ erich.'branch, • The cour-tesy.• of...the day: was extended by a' member of the Tiger Dunlop Branch.. An invita- tion from the Londesboro branch was extended to the Disti:ict Annual for I`971. • List.of officers' for. 1970=71 are: past President Mrs. W. Colclough,; Clinton; President, Mrs.' A. ':Straugha•n•, Goderich; • President, Mrs. Stanley Cook,, Belgrave; 'Secretary -Treasurer , Mrs: G. McNee Dungannon; Public -Rena lops' � fficer ,. Mrs Bradnock,_Auburn; Federated Representative,, Mrs. W. Colclough. , . Clinton. • 1 Standing Committee. conveners; Agriculture and. Canadian indust- ries Mrs. Ross. Gammie R. R..1 Lucknow.;.Home ,Economics and Health Mrs. Keith Webster , Blyth; ,Citizenship,ar,d Education; 1r5 Einile Elston , Wingham . `Historical Research',a'nd Current.' Events, Mrs.. Chas. Shiell`, .. • Wingham; Resolutions.;, Mrs. Bert Cra ig , Auburn ,. Curator, .Mrs'. ,' „ • • Taite Clarke., Goderich:. . Y st 'ice 'resi•ent; 1'1rs. H'ar.old. :Gaunt , St; Helens; 2nd• Vice • • The 'meeting 'closed with sing- ing God Save the Queen., • FOR HOME OR OFFICE REGULAR $5.98 WHILE 1 H•EY •LAST. • WITH EAtH MACHINE •