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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-08-08, Page 13rk sv USED ;Art. SPECIALS MORTGAGES First and. Second Mortgages BOUGHT-SOLD-ARRANGED Available for: FARMS. RESIDENTIAL IMPROVEMENTS. FAR.MOR Financial Consultants Limited 47 Elora Street Harriston, Ont. 338-3037 EDNESDAY, AUGUST 1971 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL', LUCKNOW, ONTARIO N.F.U. News Pat Onager*, Prop. ESTABLISHED OVER . SIXTY YEARS. WALKERTON PHONE 8814234 urpli Grgve WI The August meeting of the urple Grove W.I. was held on dnesday evening at the home (Mrs. Harvey Needham with a ood attendance. The meeting ened with the Opening Ode , ollowed by the Mary Stewart llect with Mrs. Earl 'Elliott esiding. Roll call was answered by embers, "Something I, have one since I left school to im- ove my education",. The fin- Mal statement was read. • hank you notes were read from bby Robertson and Maureen ollins. Get well cards .were Fed for Alma Gillies and Marj tie Thompson, who have been Own with the cold. It was very e to have us Mrs. Orville eedham from Vancouver, who s been holidaying with friendS d,relatives. A donation from Wray and ilda Thompson was acc:epted ith "many •thanks". Gideon 'bles were given in memory of late Miss Mary Robertson. A tter from Bruce County Home onomist was read regarding e new 4-11 club "Accessories ' WE HAVE A NUMBER OP '1973 CHEVS, PONTIACS, CHEVELLES AND LE. MANS 2-1972 CHEVROLET Impala, 2 and 4 door hardtops, fully equipped 2 —1972 FORD 4' door sedan, power steering and brakes 3-1972 Chev Biscayne 4 door sedans, power steering, & brakes 1971 FORD Custom 500.4 door sedan . 2 1971 DODGE Montego 2 door and a 4 door hardtop 1971 PONTIAC Laurentian 2 door hardtop 2 1971 CHEVROLET Impala, 4 door hardtops 1971 PONTIAC Parisienne' Brougham, 4 door hardtop , 1970 CHEV Impala, 2 door hardtoP 1970 FORD Galaxie, 2,door hardtop 1970 METEOR 4 door hardtop 1970PONTIAC Catalina, 4 door hardtop 2-1969 PONTIAC Parisienne, 4 door hardtop and a 2 door hardtop 4 -1965 Models 1971FORD stationwagon 1970 FORD stationwagon 197 CHEV Stationwagon 1968 FORD 10 passenger stationwagon 2 -1970 CHEV 1 ton pickups, V8 automatic 1970 FORD 1 ton pickup 2 '-1969 FORD Vans, one standard and one automatic russels Motors BP Servi e Station Phone $87.6173 Contributed. The Federal Government is presently considering plans to , throw, the Canadian market wide open for' feed grains produced on the Prairies, and allow free inter-provincial movement by the trade ;rather than Under the present organized system of the Canadian Wheat Board. Such a move would be a direct attack against orderly marketing and be a regressive step. N.F.U. members in both Eastern and • Western Canada are united in opposition to this whether they grow grain or feed it to livestock. Removal of feed grain would put the traders in the controlling position of the purchasing and sale of feed grains between grow- er and user. Farmer would be played off against farmer and supplies and prices•would be mani• pulated to the advantage of the traders, and the disadvantage of • the farmers. A telegram was sent to Hon. , Wm'. A. Stewart, Minister of Agriculture and Food for Ontario ,, inviting him to attend at least part of a day the annual meeting of N.F.U. Region 3 being held in Guelph on July 30 and At. 'Henriette Van Diepenbeek and Bill Wilkins of Local 335 were 'returned, to Toronto 'by air from Winnipeg due to the' C. N. rail • strike on Friday. Over .350 Attend Brucelia Tea A sunny July day heralded the annual Brucelea HaVen Tea on Tuesday, July 24th, which was field in the spacious auditorium both afternoon and evening.. The Handicraft sale , which is growing increasingly popular, was held in the new Handicraft room under the supervision of Mrs. Helen Stewart and Mrs. Madeline Schmidt , Adjuvant , and was pat- , ronized by many visitors. Receiving the guests were: Mrs. Bernice Cameron, President of the Auxiliary; Mrs: Fred Friar°, Past President and Mrs. Russell Wiles. Registering the •guests were:' Mrs. Florence Rowand , Mrs. Mac Gib7 son and Mrs. J. P. Johnstone, Over 360 signed the visitors regis- ter.. A goodly sum was realized on tickets sold on a platform rocker donated by Linklater Furniture Co. Kincardine; a garden urn donated by Dominion Hardware,' Kincar- dine and a ScotOh bracelet donat- ed by Lanipman's Ltd. , Kincar- dine. Winner ofthe rocker was • Mrs. G. E. Lloyd, Edmonton, Alberta., the urn, Barbara Rae of Guelph and the bracelet , Jessie Fraser of Owen Sound. The Tea Table was beautifully arranged around a floral centre- plea donated by Quinn's Green- hOuse of Kincardine. Pouring tea were Mrs. Vern,Ernke, Ches7 ley; Mrs. J. P. Johnstone, Walk- erton; Mrs. H. D. Thompson, Lucknow; Mrs. Florence Rowand,• Walkerton; Mrs. John MacKenzie, Tiverton; Mrs. Omar Brooks, Lucknow; Mrs. Earl Schopf, Dob- binton; Mrs, Mac Gibson, Walk- erton. Mrs. Wilfred Pegelo, • Cargill was in charge of the tick- et table and Mrs. Beulah Spading and Miss Emma Wilhelm were in charge of the Tea' Room table donations. Mrs. Harvie Davis was the overall convener, assist- ed by many ladies of the district. The proceeds of the day will go towards purdhasing a dolor TV for the pleasure of the residents. For sound counsel and a fair price on a monument correctly designed from quality material, rely on for the Club Girls' Bedroom" and 4 leaders are needed to lead this club. Mrs. Earl Elliott read .2 poems related to 'In Memoriam" for Miss Mary Robertson. Mrs. Marion Emerson was con- vener' for the program and read a poem namely, "misplaced sen- tences" which was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Deanna Scott read the 23rd Psalm. Mrs: William Arnold, who was the delegate from Biuce South District to attend the Na- tional Convention held in Banff, Alberta, gave a very interesting s ic report of the- k eeting and took ' several slides w ich were shown as well as tapes which were very much enjoyed. Mrs. Francis Boyle was in charge of "Anything Goes" and handed out small musical instruments suet as a triangle, to each of the' mem- . bers which proved same fun. Mrs. Lois Mackay gave the courtesy remarks and the Queen and Grace closed the meeting. Everyone enjoyed a friendly chat over a cup' of tea' and quick breads. TWAMLEY ,Pink, white and blue carna- tions and mums decorated St. David's United Church, Wood- stock for the June 23 wedding of Jo-Anne Elizabeth Legate and Allan Chester twamley. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Legate and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Tvvamley of Woodstock. Rev. Donald Powell officiated•. for the double ring ceremony with Mrs. Marilyn Farrow as organist. Given in marriage 'by her fath- er the bride wore a gown she had designed with a White lace bodice and pale yellow accepts , stand up' collar, short sleeVes and slightly raised waistline with pale yellow satin ribbon at • waist and sleeves. The -Oda was chiffon over crepe with lace applique on skirt and train with scalloped'edge and around collar and sleeves. Her. Juliet cap held in place her long silk illu- sion veil with matching trim.' She carried a colonial bouquet of yellow sweetheart rose's, lilies of the valley and babysbreath. Bonnie Lowe, of Gravenhurst Was maid of honour, The gown, designed by the bride and Miss '/ Lowe, was of 'blue floral cotton trimmed with matching ribbon ' with bateau neckline, wide flounce collar and sleeves. - LEGATE Bridesmaids were Catherine and Barbara.Legate, sisters of *the bride, in similar dresses but "Catherine was in blue and Barbara in pink. ; Junior' bridesimaid was Karen Twamley, sister of the groom in a pink floral gown with pink trim 'and ruffle at hem of &Ida. They carried bodquets of glad- - mellia with blue or pirik carna- tions in celitre to complernent their gowns. James Seclgwick was best man with John Legate, Kingston, Rob - eft Legate Woodstock, brothers of the bride and John Karn, Wooq• stock as ushers. • For a reception at the Beach- ville Legion the bride's mother received guests 'wearing a tur quoise chiffon gown with a cor- sage of white gladrnellia with blue centre. Assiiting was mother 'Of the groom in a pink fortrel gown with •pink and red roses. For a wedding trip. 'to, Ottawa the bride changed to lime 'green and white checked seersucker: pant suit with jacket styled by her- self and carried a single red rose. The couple will reside at Cam - bridge, Ontario. Guests attended the wedding :from London, Ancaster, St. cath- arines, St George, Waterdown, Kingston, Lucknow, Woodstock, St. Marys and Tuscori, ArizOna. . h.