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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-03-27, Page 12• MIDSEASON LATE Chieftain Kennebec Chieftain Kennebec 4. HERBICIDE BY M PORT ALBERT PHONE 529-7135 Lasso plus atrazine tank mix controls yellow and green foXtail, common ragweed, pigweed, lambsquarters and many more grasses 'and broadleaves; reduces competition from hard-to-control weeds like cocklebur and buftonweed. You minimize carryover possibilities because Lasso by itself leaves no carryover, and you use less atrazine in.the.tank mix. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27th, 194, THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCICNOW, ONTARIO fa EARLY Norland WHILE THE SUPPLY IS GOOD • D POTATOES NOW ORDER YOUR .' Sebago - tickgow District Colp ' Presentation Made To Sutton Family f KINLOUGH NEWS Neighbours, friends and rela tives gathered at the' home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Sutton and John on Friday evening for 'a fare- well party. Frank Maulden, was chairman for the program and wel corned everyone and expressed regret in losing this fine family from our community. The pro- ,. gram began with .a sing-song led by Mrs. Jack Barr and Mrs. Glen Haldenby, with Miss Edna Boyle at the piano. Miss May Boyle gave two readings "A Smile" and "Grandmas of Today". Mrs. Don Bushell conducted a snow contest. Leanne Haldenby sang "Happi- ness Is" accompanied °by her- / / mother. Mary, Helen, Judy and Karen MacDonald sang "He's got the whole world in his hand". A reading "Apple Pie" by Mrs. Glen Haldenby a.ad two readings by Mri.. 'torn MacDonald "Life is made sweet" and "Pull together", also 'some jokes were enjoyed. A number contest was conducted by. Mrs. Frank Maulden followed by a reading by Mrs. Bert Nichol- , son. "The farmer's wife's birthday". "Kid's psychology" was given by Mrs. Don McCosh. Mrs. John Barr gave the reading "Friends are the salt of the earth", At this time the honoured coup- . le took their places in the living room and Mrs. Bill Burt read an address written ih verse and the presentation•of a beautiful mirror and clock was made by Hugh Lane, Don Bushell and Bill Burt Lyman made a very fitting rep- ly. Pearl also expressed her thanks and regret in leaving this community. Both extended an invitation to everyone to visit - them in their new home in Tees-- water. Delicious refreshments were served and a. social time was en- joyed. During the week Mrs. Sutton was honoured by. the Car- miler's Nursing home where she has been a faithful helper for some time. She received a lovel Cut glass, bowl. Mr. and Mrs. George Burt of Toronto spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt, Terry and . Paul. Jamie Langford returned home to Woodstock after spending the past week with Mr. and Mrs; Bert Nicholson. Kim Langford remain- • ed for a longer visit. Lois Nicholson returned to Mil-, ton' after spending the past week at her home here. Mr. and, Mrs. Glen Stinson Gary and Susan of Hamilton visit- ed during the week with Mr, an,•d Mts. Cliff*bb. :The Annual Meeting oldie Holyrood Women's Institute be held, in the hall on Thursday • VVHITECHURCH Misses Joan and Shirley Tiffin recently attended a Bank of Mont- real meeting at Hanover. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Walker, Kimberley and Timothy of Wind- sor visited her parents Mr. and , Mrs. ElMer King from Thursday to Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hunter of LOndon visited Wednesday to Fri, day with her parents Mr. and. Mrs. Wallace Conn and Trevor return- ed 'home with them. Mr. and Mrs, Jim ROSS Mark and Kathy of Kitchener were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs Russel Ross., Miss Alma Conrr of Guelph Un- 1veristy spent the week end with., her parents Mr.' and Mrs.. Wallace Conn. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan and Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan were On the week end Mr. and Mrs, Harry Moss of Plattsville and on Monday and Tuesday Mr. and Mrs, Irwin McClenaghan, Nancy and her friend Aim Gerber of St. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Joe' Tiffin and • Mrs. Orville Tiffin were in Lon- don on Tuesday, where Mts. Orv- ille Tiffin interviewed a vascular specialist. During Friday night the high winds whipped up snow into balls some small and others quite large in the yards and field around our village where the, wind could get a good sweep at the snow. 'It was quire a sight to see all the. balls of snow which made one think of a rur'l school yard when the pupils had been making_ snOwmen or having a snowball fight. Many say they had never seen this before. Joey Tiffin, who has been play- ing hockey with the VVingharn House League was one of the unnaharn House League All Star Main to play at the novice Hock- ey Tournament in HanCRei: last ' Wednesday, where they won the first game. LEGION PRESENTATION ''' Dave Farrish, who served with the R.C.A.F. in 127 Fighter Squadron for 2 years during the war is invited to attend the 25 year Lfgion Service' Silver Pin Presentation on Saturday evening 1974 at 8.30 p.m. at Royal Can- April 4th with Mrs. Morgan Johnston hostess. Roll call, "I am an Institute member because-". Annual reports. Election.of offic- ers and payment of fees.. Direct- or - Mrs. Howard Harris. .MAKE PRESENTATION On Thursday evening the card party Sponsored by the Holyrood Nomen's Institute was held in the hall with 8 tables in play. Prize winners were high lady, Mrs. Amelia McLeod; high gent, Jack Scott; lucky' lady , Mrs. Harvey Houston; lucky gent, john- iron. Mrs. Frank Maulden on behalf of the Holyrood Women's Institute 'expressed regret in' losing Mrs. Lyman Sutton from our group and Mrs. Lorne Eadie Made the presentation of a beauti- ful tray. Mrs. Sutton made 'a fit- ting reply. The Suttons will be moving to Teeswater very soon. Mrs. Wilfred. Gamble and Mrs. Douglas MacDonald, of Ripley ' visited on Thursday with Mrs. Lyman Sutton. Other Visitors ,at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Jansen and son David of London. Nancy and Helen Murray of • Drayton have been holidaying with Mr. and Mts. P. A. Murray and other relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slessor and Connie of Glarnis visited on ThurSday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Lois, Phone 528-3024 :FARM SUPPLY CENTRE CHEM ICA LS . for • corn beans • grain .. • • • • • SEEDS legumes grasses beans corn and grain ANDE:R$OR: FIRTILIZER SPRAD„EliS "AVAILABLE . BE SURE I I " ORDER NOW • ' • M.J. Smith • day were Donna Thomson, Diane Leddy of St. Augustine, and little Jason Bateson of Wingham, to visit With Stephen Tiffin. We are pleased to report that. Mrs. Walter Moore was allowed to return on Monday from Wing-, ham and District Hospital. Congratulations to Mr: and Mrs. Ronald Beecroft of .Wingham on the arrival of a baby daughter, Heather Lynne, at Wingham Hospital on March 21st, 1974, a sister-4ot Shannon and Kevin. and MrS. Rex. 'Richardson of Livonia Michigan, spent a few days last week with Hugh Sinnamon; Mr: and Mrs E. W. Beetroft and other relatives. While the. kichardsons were here' many of the.relatives On ThUrs- day last gathered at the home of Hugh Sinnamon, Mts. Phillip MacMillan of Lucknow, , MrS. Stewart Forsyth of Walkerton, Mrs. Art Hertel and 'Robert of Kitchen- er , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sinnamon, Richard, Wayne and Brook of Monkton, Mrs. Murray .Wilken, Lisa and Jeffery of Rip- iey and Mrs, E. W. Bee- croft and Karen. Little John Wybenga of Brant- ford spent a few days last week with, his friends' Gregory and Bill Gibson. 0 • Lasso® onsanto a‘dian Legion, Listowel. .There are 24 to receive pins at this time, We extend Congratulations to Dave from the Community. Paul Laidlaw spent the week end at his home here and. Sunday returned to Guelph University with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Murdock on their way to Toronto. On Sunday , March 31 Rev. David McInnes, Presbyterian minister at Hamilton, will have charge of the services at Chal- mers, Whitechurch and Langside churches, while Lloyd Murdock, student preacher,, will have charge of his services at Hamil- ton. Mr. and Mrs.. Leroy Rintoul and Carol of King visited during the holidays with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Black, Bel- grave. They returned home on the week 'end accompanied by Kimberley and Debbie , who, had spent two weeks with their grand- parents. Tho;e attending the District Directors meeillIg at Tiverton from Whitechurch were iVIT.5 gus - sell McGuire , 1st vice president Bruce South District; Branch Dist- ' rict Director Mrs. George Fisher and Branch President Miss Merle Wilson. r Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sevin Tiffin on Tues- Control grasses and broadleaves in corn, and minimize carryover: Lasso Plus atrazine AAtrex is a registered trademark of Ciba-Geigy Corporation • Always read and follow Lasso label directions Monsanto Canada Ltd Montreal. Queztec I