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Mrs, Henry Gardner and Lane
lied recently with Henry •,, who
a patient at Huroavie.w Nursing
rne.__Mrs,,Garclner had. return:-_,
home previously after being a
lent in Wingham Hospital for
t three weeks;
and Mrs: Ernest Bogie of Col
urne visited on Sunday with Mr.
d Mrs. Eldon Ritchie and fa tri-
Donald Ritchie was
nfirmed on Sunday as a mem-
r of LtiCknow United Church.
Bryan Ritchie, a student of F.
Madill Secondary School in
Ingham, attended Orientation '
ys at Ridgetown College on
Wednesday and Thursday. -.0'
resting tours were conducted'
re, where sixty students from
stern Ontario attended. This
ssponsored by 4-H Clubs.
Miss Barbara Wilkins will, enter
1ph University on May 1st to
gin a four year Dietition cpArse...
ERVED'85th BIRTHDAY
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Wilkins
family visited on 'Sunday
h Mrs. Irwin and Lloyd-of
loss and also present were Mr.
Mrs, Calvin Irwin of
awa and Mr. and Mrs. char -
Riach and Chris of Woodstock.
J. Irwin obsPrved-his=8,5th
jay on Sunday in., Wingham
pital, where members of his
ly visited him. Mr...Irwin
mailing •
health at the present.
Mr, and Mrs: Wayne Jerome
Lane Gardner •are making
ple syrup in Lane's sugar earnp.
up making is a new experience
the Jeromes. /Phyllis and
ynesPent the week end at
milton, where they attended °
wedding at Caledonia.
ongratulations to'Oill Wilkins ,
ideni at F. E. Madill Second-
School in Wingham who wan
t prize for his Oral 'French
ech hi a contest held in
'school. Bill will go"to Sea-
on April 14th to enter further
ant_iimiAt
ily'spent almost three weeks ' a camping trip to Florida.
Y visited Mrs. Taylor's 'parents
Sarasota and also camped at
y West, Florida returning
IStil. Mile they we Helm re away assisted with theT y -
barn eliores where they
pridillg horses,
ESPAY, APRIL 12th, 1972 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW;ONTAR,10.
Huron Federation
Discuss Group
Buying Of Fuel
The directors of the Huron
County Federation of .Agriculture
met op Thursday ; April 6 ,~ at
8. p.m, in the Clinton Town
Hall to discuss Fuel Costs of
farmers.
A report by the Cha.irman of
the Input Committee , Vince
Austin, R. R. 1 Dungannon indic
ated that there will be 'a pilot
project in Huron County of the
purchasing power of 25 farmers to
reduce the.high cost of all fuels.
Mr. Austin confirmed that in
Napanee, Ontaho this 'program
has already been esta•blished and
far..friers in that area have reduced
'the cost of gasoline by 6 cents,
fuel oil.by 4 cents and furnace .
Oil by 3 cents.
A resolution was moved .by ,
Adrian Vos :, Blyth, seconded by
Vince Austin whereas per Feeders
received five dollars per Hog
Deficiency Payment. Therefore 'be
it resolved that 0.F.A. request
the Stabilization Board for corn-
parable_a.ssist-a-nce-f -
tors.
Lucknow • Guides
The regular meeting of'the
theknow. Girl Guides. was held
April 6, •
The meeting was opened with
roll call followed by horse shoe
formation, flag .raising and the
singing of 0 Canada.
It was announced. that the. Girl
Guide and I3rOwnie Mother and •
daughter banquet is to be held
May 11. • Further information is to
be sent out to .mothers later, The
girls spent some time in their
patrol''corners to.discuss ideas
for table. arrangements forthe
banquet.,
-Donald Johnstone came to
speak. to the girls about their post-
al badge.
After campfire the Meeting wasi
closed with taps. .,
AMBERLEY
The euchre party.sponsdred by
the Arnberley L.O. L., was held
in the hall on Thursday evening
with a good crowd in attendance.
Winners of'the prizes were high
lady , Mrs. Ross MacKenzie;,,
high gent , Jack Campbell; and
lucky prize winner was Kitt
Elmes. A delicious lunch was
served by the Committee 9f Mr.
and; Mrs. George Monerief and
Mr. and 'Mrs. Cliff Ertiinerton.
Mr., and Mrs. 'Bill Kempton,
Tommy, Mary and Helen were
week end visitors in Sar,nia with
Mr ,and Mrs-:-811Wood-Inisrin-and
family. •
Mrs. Len Elmes is e,njoyiriga
week's holiday visiting in Wind-
sor with her parents and other
members, of the family.
Mr. and Mrs. Mopes are Visit-
ing with their daughter and fam-
ily Mr. and Mrs. George Messen..-
ger and girls.
Mrs. Wilfred JanisSe is spend-
ing a few days in Windsor visit -
g with her daughters and other.
WHITECHURCH
The community extends their
sympathy to Carl Weber', 'who
attended-funeral services for his
brother Walter Weber on Tues-
day, last at Waterloo. Mr. and •
Mrs. Carl Weber, Ann, Mar-
lene and Clare were in Waterloo
last Monday evening at the fun-
eral chapel.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw ,were Miss
Doreen Wilkinson of Guelph
University , David Bean and
.Miss'Barbara Lyons of Bramptofi..
Guests on Friday, evening with
Mr. and Mrs, Carl Weber after
the .bridal shower held for Mar ,
lene in the hall were Mr. -and
Mrs. George Weber of Kitchener
and Miss Dovean Chambers,. Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Chambers, Terry
and Clark, Mrs. Robert Chamb-
ers and Julie of Harriston, Mrs.'
Gladys Ketchum of Palmerston;
Mr. arid Mrs. Jim Mock and
Bonnie of Harriston, Mrs. Harry
Lindenschmidt of Mild.may .Mrs.
Ron Lindenschmidt and Randy of
Walkerton.
Miss Mildred McClenaghan of
Goderich spent a few days with
her mother-Mrs. Lillian I\lcClen-
:aghan.
Visitors with their parents 'Mr,
and Mrs. George Fisher on the
Week end'were Mr. and Mrs. Bill:
Fisher , Tihlrny. arid Teddy of Don
Mills a.frid Mr. and Mrs. Carnian
Machan of Waterloo.
Don Dirsrein of Ajax spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Russel (Jaunt and on-the.return
home on. Sunday he was accom-
Tanied b){ his wife , Richard and
Carolyn, who had visited for a
week with her parenti, Mr. and
Mrs. 'Russel Gaunt. Other visitors
at the Gaunt home. were Mr. and,
Mrs. William Harman , Richard
and Stephen arid her parents Mr.
-and Mrs. McLean of Windsor. Mr
and• Mrs.. Harman are the recent
purchasers of the Gaunt farm and
obtain possession-May,lst.
Op Wednesday last two big bull
dozers with Shovels met in White.7
church at the railroad track.
One. had started at Lucknow,, the,
other at Winghain and it took '
hem all-day7t-o-r-e-Fnov.e-the-snbw
which had blocked train service
for sometime.,, On Thursday one
Machine was going to Lucknow to
open .a. 2, mile portion to the west.
These outfits' charge $43 an hour:
It had been-hoped spring weather
would have removed the Snow:
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ross and
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Russel Ross and her parents Mr.
and-MrS:TOe—MiTlen, Te-eswater.
,Ross Caslick of University ,
London and friend visited On Sun=
day, with his.grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. EL,1 Caslick.
The community welcomes
home Mr., and Mrs. John
Jamieson, GeOrge , Robert and
Dale from a few weeks holiday
at Orlando, Florida , where they
Visited with Mrs. Jamieson's
sister, and her huSband Mr. and
Mrs. Sanders. All were
enthusiastic with their visit to
Disney Land.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Chapman,
Mrs. Mary Chapman Sr, ,, •Mr.
,and MrS. Garry Chapman were at
Grand Bend Saturday night to cede
brate with Mrs. Ross. Smith her
birthday and. visit with/Mr. Smith,
Bradley and Cathy.
'Mrs. Fred Tiffin, Mrs. Albert
Coultes Mrs. George Thompson,
Mrs. Milian Moore arid Mrs. Rus-
sel 'Chapman on Sunday evening
:attended the Thankoffering ser-
vice of Lucknow U,C..W. The
:tic
ZION
I e -
In new businesa it was reported
by Allan Turnbull of R. R. 1
Grand Bend that of a' recent de
liverythis week of fuel oil 'he was
bilied-an-additiona+-2•57eent-s--per
'gallon ..for road tax.. Up to now
farmers h .ve not had to pay any
road,,, tax on fuel•oil, however ,
the interpretation of the recent •
legislation by Darcy appears that
this•will be a future law. If this
interpretation is true 0.F.A„ will
oppose this movement,. •
Field-Secretary Of the Huron
County Federation of Agriculture
Bill Crawford reported Individual
Service Membership has increased
to 1150 in Huron CounIty. He•also
-repot-ted to theADiscctors-th-a-t-th '
office in Clinton is open to mem-
bers every Friday or can be con-
tacted by telephoning 482-9642
any day Monday thrOugh Friday.
The RED, CROSS. is
PEOPLE LIKE YOU
HELPING PEOPLE LIKE YOU
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. McDon-:
ald were Sunday dinner guests •
with Mr. and M.rs Allan McTav•
ish •and family.'
Mr. and Mrs'. Harvey Steele
and Mr. Robert Steele of Detroit
are spending a week's holiday at
-the-h-faint
Mr. and Mrs. Chester, Camp-
bell of I.oncJdn spent the week •
end at their home, here. •
Miss Shirley Reid of Kitchener
and Miss Anne Ferguson of Londr.
on were both home to spent the / •
week end with their parents.
Worshippers entering Pine River
hUrch on -Stn
greeted with a different sound
when Glenn Boyd, Lynn Lowry and,
Bob-Courtney-pla-yed a-Musical
prelude of saxaphone music ac-
companied by 'Mrs. Lynn Lowry
4-Mrs. Ernie_Gibson_On the
organ and piano. The theme for
the/ whole service was :'Family
COvenant Worship". Four boy
Roy Ferguson, David Coiling ;
Dale Liddle and Cameron COurt-
ney carried in the Ark of the
Covenant followed by the Explor-
er Girls, wh'o presented a skit per-!
taming to the Ark. Everyone
joined in the singing of "Exodus".
A lovely duet was rendered by
Shirley Reid and loan Ferguson.
Mrs. Bill Coulbeck told the
children's story. The Message
-111`ha-t--Mea-n-You-Bly--the-Govenant!
took the form of panel discussion
with Rev. Mr. Hill, Mr. JaH‹
Campbell, Mrs. Bob Courtney
and Mrs. John.Fergusan. Follow-
ing the service. coffee and Pass-.
over biscuits were served in the
Sunday School rooms. Usliercrs
for this month arc' Lyrin arid Brian
Reid; Dennis and Pat Courtney.
111
EAN WHITBY
end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Abell of Waterloo University:
1 can tell you why
Well over 11 million people inSanada own life insurance. You
should' too..
Ask your CIAG representative
for helpful suggestions on this
and other insurance needs.
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