HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-10-11, Page 15WEDNESDAY.' .00TONER 11l 1,11. P RA P •,1
The St. Augustine Youth Club ,
held their first meeting on Octob-
er lst after their adjournment for
the surnmer. This meeting was
held in the Parish Hall at 2.30
p.m. The meeting opened with a
Short prayer and-therrthe election-
of the officers were held for the
I forthcoming year. •
I The officers are: Janice foran,
i re-elected for President; Mike
' Boyle, Vice -President; Donna .,
Foran, Secretary Treasurer.
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Pelleted Rations?
Some Livestock!
Sometimes!
Some Places!
Feeders of hOgs, 'chicken. broilers and
turkeys 'derive the greatest feeding
advantages from pelleted rations. With
broilers and turkeys; the purpose is to
enable the birds to eat more. With
Mugs therp—areff*ig—afit-antages
improved feeding efficiency (about
10%), and improved rates of gain
(7-8%). The explanation is that the
pelleted rations provi de, increased
digestible energy, increased availability
of other: nutrients, and reduced feed
wastage through the virtual elitilination
of tines and dust.
For other classes of livestock,,
notably. laying hens and cattle, the
advantages are largely in handling..
Bin flOw is made easier arid segrega—
tion df. ingredients is reduced.
Maybeit's 'time you ,switched to
S.HUR•GAIN .PELLETED RATIONS?
Let's discuss it.
THE LUCKNOW SENTIN4 LUCKHOW ONTARIO'
Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Emerson,
Darlene , Sharon and Brenda of
St. Catharines spent the week end •
with Miss ,Lila Emerson and Mr,
and Mrs. Victor Emerson. They
also attended the reception for
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Millar
(nee Vera MacDonald) held at
_Lucknow Legion Hall with Tiffins
Orchestra supplying the music.
Miss Marilyn Robertson of East
Wawanosh'entered the Queen of
the Furrow Plowing Contest held
at Sebringville on Thursday.
Quite a number from the com-
munity and village attended, the
'ploughing match at Sebringville
from Tuesday to Saturday,. This
was one of the best matches due
.probably to good weather.
WHITECHURCH
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• WHITECHURCH
Callers on Mr, ana Mrs. Daw-
son Craig and Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Craig on Sunday were Hugh and
Ronald MCBurney and Jim Robert-
son. Hugh McBurney is from
Northern Quebec, Ronald from
Hamilton.and Jim Robertson' from
London.
On-Friday__Mrs-Duglas Con-
ley of Wingham accompanied by
Mrs. Wallace Conn and Mrs. Rob-
'err Ross from here visited in. Lon-
don at Victoria Hospital with
Russel Ross and Earl Caslick. Mrs.
Ross remained in London over-
-riighnWithlvlisses--Barbara-and--- --
Jean Campbell. They visited
the patients Saturday morning
and returned home Saturday
afternoon with Misses Campbell
arid friends enroute to spend the
week end at Red Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hunter and
Trevor of London, Alma Conn
Toronto were holiday visitors with
--Mr.-and-Mr-sl-Wallace Conn,
We are sorry to report that
. Dave Gibb is a patient in Wing-
. him, and District „Hospital. The
community wishes him a speedy
recovery,
On Sunday Whitechurch and
Binbrook'k-f. tball .JuVenile teams
played at Wingham diamond.
Were tied at, 9 innings 3' - 3. They
played 14 innings with a score
4 - 3 for 'Whitechurch. This is
for 0.A.S.A. •
• 'Visitors on Sunday with Miss
'Annie ^Kennedy Of Wingham were
• Mrs. Bolt , Mrs. „Irwin and Kenneth
Purvis of Mitchell.
We are 'pleased to report that
Mrs. Earl Caslick at Walkerton
Hospital is able to be Lip and
walking around.. Mrs. Russell-.
Ross had a cast on the leg but had
to have it removed. At-Vittoria
Hospital Russel Ross, also accident
victim, wail, removed on the week
end from Intensive Care. Earl
Caslick was still left in Intensive
Care but is holding his ,own.
Home for the holiday•week end
were Alma Conn of Toronto;
Joann Laidlaw of Goderich; Mary
Lou Wall, Joyce Tiffin', Janette
Johnston all of London; Irene de
Boer of -Stratford;, John Gibb and
C-harles-Thompson-ofANWker-ton„,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson
were in 'Lucknow on Tuesday
where Mrs.. Emerson attended the
U.C. W., meeting of Unie2 and
Victor visited with. John Wraith.
Elwood Groskorth and Carman
Whytock were in Toronto on
Thursday where Carman had a,
check up.
Wi-Iford-Clippertonii Mrs.. 'Bessie,.
Mulliss and Mr. and •Mrs. Fred .
Tiffin on Friday attended Simcoe
Fair and visited with Mrs.
Mullis' sister Mrs. Margaret
Cousins at Thamesford and Joan '
accompanied them home.
r . arF s. A-rt-Dawson of
London were Saturday visitors
wirh Miss Annie Kennedy Of
Wingham.
Henry and RuditWybenga of
Bowmanville spent the Thanks-
giving holiday with their parents
-Mr. and- Mrs. Victor Wybenga
and . family
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Canny . Cooks
The third meeting of the Kair-
lhea Canny, Cooks Was held at
Mary Eadie's home on Saturday;
October '/. .-The preSidenr opened
with the pledge and roll call. The
minutes of the last meeting were
read. Different members demon-
strated how to make stuffed biked
potatoes, soup and scalloped turn-
-ips—IvIrs.„Murra y disclissed plan-__
ning vegetables into meals, •
food budgeting and usei'of vege-
tables. •At the end of the meet-
ing we each got a vegetable we
had never had before to take
home and cook.
Classy Cookies,
The Lucknolassy__Coo
ers, held their second meeting
Thursday, October 5 , at the Luck.
now Central Public School.
The president Elizabeth Rit-
chie, conducted the meeting
which opened with the 4-H Pled-
ge. The roll call was then
answered by twelve girls. The
secretary and treasurer gave their
reports respectively.
The' leaders then discnssed the
following topics; selecting fresh
vegetables, care and preparation
of vegetables,, cooking vegetableS
and seasonings and sauces for
cooked vegetables. •
Soine of the girls demonstrated
methods of cooking vegetables •
Taldh-iNere; pan 1 kirrr—
and boiling.
• The Classy Cookers closed the
Meeting with the 4-H Creed.
Salad Queens
On Saturday , October 7 White-.
ing at, the home of leader Mrs.
Walter Elliott with 10 members
in-attendance. _Meeting opened
with president Janet Adams pres-
iding and all repeating
4-13. pledge_in u_nison, The min-,
utes were read by-secretary Kathy
Wybenga. Roll ca,11 was answered
by deciding on a club name ,
which is Whitechurch Salad
Queens. Discussion - seleCting
frestfvegetablei, preparing veg-
etables and actual cooking of
vegetables in different ways.
Seasoning. and sauces for cooked
vegetables was discussed. Dem-
onstrations - Janene Purdon dem-
onstrated how to cook squash ,
Janet Adams demonstrated hoW•
to pan cabbage, Ruth Elliott dem-
onstrated making of white sauce.'
Wendy England demonstrated
cooking carrots. The next meet-
ing October 21 is at Mrs. Sleight'.
hams- Roll call name favorite
vegetable and how you like.
it served. Closed with 4-H
Creed.
Janice Foran Heads
YoOth Club
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A social committee was' appoint
ed to oversee the many activities
of this group. It was decided.
due to the success 'of last year's •
dance, that another one would be
held this Fall. We also decided
that we would go Roller Skating as
a group in the Lucknow,arena.
After a short discussion the meet-
ing was closed with a prayer. An-
other meeting will be held in two
weeks. We.are welcoming new
members.
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