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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-04-18, Page 18* nestlayevening Mr. and Millen of Teeswater th Mr. and Mrs. Russel eir farin hofne. 'On evening Misses Barbara Campbell of LOndon `and Mrs. Robert Ross visit- em. ay Mr'. and Mrs. Orland ye., Steven, Donald 1 of East Wawanosh ad Mrs. John CrOwston Wvisited with.Mr; and takilaw and family. ay Herb Laidiaw of nor, lAcknow was Mr. and Mrs. Ivan family and Mr. and Ken of Bluevale also them; MO. Brian Inglis and Fulton, ' Ontario, spent the week grandmother Mrs. , Toni and Betty., son of Mr. .and Mrs. INDOOR • This Month On MATTRESSES — CHESTERFIELD SUITES DAVENPORTS — CHAIRS LAMPS — TABLE SETS AND BY GOSH "THE PRICE IS RIGHT" WE ALSO CARRY . A COMPLETE .SUPPLY OF CLEANING' .SUPPLIES LYSOL — LINSEED SOAP'— DUSTBANE WE ALSO — CUT GLASS —,CUT KEYS SHARPEN SCISSORS OUR BARB WIRE HAS ARRIVED Get Your SURGE Dairy Products and Milk Filters Here RON :MACHAIs RUG AND UPHOLSTERY SHAMPOO . FLOOR AND FURNITURE' WAX PAINT AND WALLPAPER OUTDOOR Wee TILLERS — LAWNMOWERS RIDING MOWERS RAKES — GARDEN TOOLS FERYILIZER — GRASS SEED LUCKNOW Aimusor 'PI:IONE 528-300,8 APRIL lit 1973 Kintough. Make: Presentations J{INLOUGH NI WS PAGE ,NINETEEN -wgiwmga9:t LETTEAU'S GARAGE TEESWATER THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL," L,LICKNOI, ONTARIO RIG. TN. can Um your fields into jungles. Outfoz is a cornherbicide you apply to. weeds *after up. and no residnal effects from one season to you can rotate crops with no fear of herbicide Oxiteals TompLimitad, Vi4mipag 1, Manitoba. Canada Compiny In Ontario andlluenc. • The Holyrood Wothen's Insti- tute annual meeting was held in the hall with, the 1st vice presid- ent Mrs. Lyitran Sutton presiding., The Meeting opened with the Ode and the Mary Stewart. Coll- . eet. Mrs. Lorne Eadie gave the treasurer's report and the Com- munications , which included letters from Mrs. Nobleton and -the Lucknow Agricultural Society. The Achievement Day for the Block Printing Course will be at Kincardine on May 5th. The minutes of the last annual meeting were then read and the financial statement was given. Mrs.' Jack Maxwell gave the aud- itors, report. Mrs. Alex Percy reported on Agriculture and Can- adian Industries. Mrs._ Ellwood Elliott on Family and Consumer Affairs. Mrs. Frank Maulden on Education and Cultural Activ- ities. Mrs. Dan McInnes gave the Curators report and Miss ' Edna Boyle reported for the Pub- lic Relations. Mrs. P. A. Murray presented the slate of officers. The roll . call was "The -program I enjoyed most during the year" and sugges' tions for. this yew's program.. The District Director's report on 1969 BUICK 2 DOOR/ ' HARDTOP 4 1968 FORD 2 DOOR HARDTOP, FAIRLANE the meeting held in Lucknow was given by Mrs. Raynard Ackert. The District Annual will be held in BeImore on May 15th. Mrs. Alex Percy presented two members Mrs. Dan McInnes and Mrs. Jack Maxwell who are leav- ing this community. They both made fitting replies. Mrs. Ray- nard Ackert then took over,and led in community singing, also a fun game and a poem "Recipe 1.960 BUICK CONVERTIBLE 1963 MERCEDES BENZ, PERFECT SHAPE . - for Presidents". Mrs, Jack Max- well read• "Spring" and Mrs. Dan McInnes read "They said it with flowers". 0 Canada /and Grace were sung and a tasty lunch was served by ' - the hostesses, Mrs. jack Maxwell and Mrs. Dan McInnes. The May meeting will be in the hall with an invitation being sent, to Brucelea Haven and Car- ruthers Nursing home residents to be guests. 1964 MERCURY TRUCK 600 SERIES, V8 MOTOR, 4 SPEED TRANSMISSION. WITH D.P. AXLE, 18 FOOT STEEL PLATFORM WITH SIDE RACKS, EXCELLENT CONDITION \% \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\• \ • \ \ \ • \ \ \ • "SEE MAC 4 A HACK" HE'S BACK IN TEEPTATER AT THE SAME' LOT DOUG McPHERSON 3926883 Residence 392-6941 ocklebur KETT: OROS.. Phote 5;845.30 E Wybenga on Sunday tef the-services at Bel- Bluevale Presbyterian Lloyd Mtirdock of a and Gordon Timbers bOth second year stud College and their.. s'Were at 'Whitechurch e Presbyterian church. k,'SaY6 the message. Data and Jean Cathp - on Were Week end Mrs, Robert Ross. MIS, Russel PAS, last e4 to their home Mrs, Jack Gillespie., ft the week e other fi41:S, e r Gilisbl Gil Mr. a nd Garnet. Farrier. Mrs. Eunice Gillespie and her sister Miss Edith •Peddle of Edmonton recently talked long distance on the telephone enjoy- ing healing each other's voice. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Gioskorth were at London on Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moffat to stay with Heather and Ansley, while their parents attended a Masonic gathering, at Teeswater.: 'SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. Hazel Pundon of. Bel- grace spent the week end with her daughter Mrs,-- Gordon Rin- toul,, Mr. Rit'itoul and family. On Sunday the occasion of`her birthday the family surprised her with a family get-together. Present for the Occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bott of Fergus; Mr. and Mrs. Don Brown. Jim-: mie and Catherine of Elora , Mr. and Mrs. John Schaefer and Jennifer of-Elora , Mr. and Mrs. Jim Curran and Paul of West Wawanosh , Mr. and Mrs. Archie Purdon, Kathy, 1.6ri and Kendra. The family had a decorated birthday cake .to centre the table of birthday goodies. On Monday evening a progressive euchre and shoot party was held: in Whitechurch .COmmunity Memorial Hall. There were 17 tables in play. Euchre prize winners were, high lady, Verna Lewis; low lady, 'Catherine Wilson; high gent, , Pharis Mathers; low gent , George Kennedy; mystery prize, Mary Armstrong: Prizes for shoot Were - high man • 'Gene Porter; travelling shoot, Joe Sproal, high lady. Doris Willis; door'prize. Earl Thompson. TECHURCH