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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-04-14, Page 12WEDNESDAY, APRIL' .14, 1976 PA,(6 TWILLVIE THE 1.1X1010W 4.1.10010W, ONTARIO XtraVim The Reliable, Balanced - Liquid Feet, Supplement .• Research' in liquid.feeci Supplements not only has proven the need for - but also the proper balance Of protein, vitamins, minerals, and energy. XtraVim is the proper nutritional balance of ,411 of thepe. Don't pay for more than your cattle need. For outstanding growth, health, fertility, weight gain and milk picxluction, rely on XTRA.VIM — The balanced, quality liquid feed supplement and-XTRAVIM QUAL- ITY MINERALS ea mo you need VIM Education Week By St. Josejilis'School "Our swine nutrition tests include many formulations for starting pigs," reports Bob RobsOn, Assistant Manager, Shur-Gain 'Research Farm, "but we find our No. 10 Starter remains a winner for general use. It consistently turns out healthy, growthy litters of pigs averaging about 50 lbs. at nine weeks, "Pig Starter No. 10 is introduced as soon as 5.lbs. per pig of. Shur-GaM Creep Feed is consumed. Creep Feed is vital to high performance but of course it's the 40-50 lbs. of No. 10 Starter that produced the .9.35 weaned litter average." Why don't you choose Shur-Gain Pig Starter No. 10? paned litter averages 9.35 from 206 'fairrovyirigs with 'NO.10. pig starter. jerformance like, this helps make hog raising. profitable pig starter NoAq., ANDERSON FLAX PRODUCTS : ..ILIMITkk. • Mgr) FEED PLEMEt .441111111/1 AVAILABLE FROM ROBERT FARR IS Phone 395-5534 Fte wants to make it—all on his own. He's olie .of Canada's crippled /hildren, fighting hard to. 'overcome physical disability. Some need wheelchairs: Some nerd crutches or long-term therapy. But they all want the chanCe to'become everything they can: That's why they need you. Easter-Seat help •• cripplei,children. f Montreal, 4 • African Pictures • At Spring :Barlquet. Thirty ladies of St: Helens - Women's Institute enjoyed a delicious banquet served by the Lucknow Anglican Ladies in the ,Parish Hall. Mrs. Ernest Snowden had the lucky plate and Mrs. Harold Gaunt. :the lucky easter basket. Miss Ruth Thompson received a little gift for having travelled the farthest in the last two years and Mrs. ,George' Stewart the one for being the oldest lady preient with a profession, hers being nursing. Other gifts were received , by Mrs. Gordon Struthers for the most charms Cher bracelet, Mrs. Wm. Pardon for the most mentioned :terns in her purse, , Mrs.. Harold ;aunt for having helped with the milking. Miss Ruth Thompson for ;he • most Words made from Sunshine. Two new members were. wel- KLNGSBRIDGE NEWS Education Week • was observed this past week in all schools in the area. At St. , Joseph's School, KingSblidge, parent-reache:i inter- 'iaiews were held on Tuesd4, April 6 from 7 to 8 p.ni. Following this, a Metric'. Workshop, for parents was presented in the school gymnasium. by. Gord Keeler', Nimistry of Education Office, Waterloo. The School Mass was celebrated by Reverend 'Father Ed Dentinger, at 10 a.m. on Wednesday. Parents visited classrooms during the day and took part in the lessons being taught. Science Fair exhibits' were displayed .in the front hall. Dn Thursday, April 8 a Confirmation Workshop for parents was held in the school gym with MiSs Mary Kennedy, religious instructor and Reverend Father Ed Dentinger, speakers. The chairman for the program was principal Clem Steff- ler. On Friday afternoon parents attended an audio-visual • presenta- tion on "The Life of ChriSt", followed by a number of skits written and presented by students from Girades 5 and' '6. 'Musical presentations were performed by Kindergarten, and Grades '1, 2, 3, and 4.• • • Sympathy of the community is extended to .Mrs. Mary Hogan of Lucknow and formerly of this area on the sudden passing of her sister, Miss Margaret Jane. Kelly (Peg) at her late. residence in Lucan on Friday, April '2, in her 6$th year. Her body rested , at the C. Haskett -and Son Funeral Home in Lucan until Tuesday, April 6' when Funeral Mass was celebrated in St. Patriek's Church, Bidclulpli Town- ship by 'the Reverend. J. McGraw. Interment was in the St. Patrick's Cemetery.• Mr. Con Hogan and Mrs. John Austin of Kingsbridge, as Well as Joseph MacMillan, Mrs. Margaret MacDonald, Mrs. Rita Gilmore and Mrs. Betty O'Donnell of Lucknow' and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hogan and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hogan of Goderich, attend- LUCKNOW ed • the funeral. • Sincere sympathy is extended' to Mrs. Martin Hendriks, Mr. Hend- riks and family ,on the sudden passing of Mrs. Hendrik's father, Mr. Joseph VanDet 'Ven in Holland in his 79th year on his birthday, Sunday, April 4. NEW OFFICERS The' annual meeting of the Kingsbridge Catholic Women's league was •held in the school on' Wednesday evening, April 7. The officers for the coming year will be: president, Mrs. Wilfred Austin; 1st vice• president, Mrs. Tom Hogan; 2nd vice, president, Mrs. Robert Hackett; 3rd vice 'president, Mrs. Dennis Champagne; recording sec- retary, Mrs. Malt Riegling; corres- ponding secretary, •Mrs.: Antone VanOsch; treasurer, Mrs. Joseph O'Keefe. Mark 'Dalton, a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London had surgery performed on Tuesday, ►ril 6. " omas O'Neill; a .patient in the Wingharn and District Hospital for week, was tranSferred to a ' London Hospital on. Tuesday, April 6. We .wish' him, a speedy recovery. Joe Austin, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Austin, attended the South Western Ontario Pro Life confer- ence. held in St. Daniel's Parish in Kitchener on Saturday, April 10. - The guest speaker was Mrs. Gwendolyn Landolt; L.L.B.,•presid- .ent of Alliance for Life, •Ottawa.. Over 200 attended this conference. BENEFIT DANCE A large • crowd attended the benefit dance held in the Brookside Public School on Friday evening, April 9 for Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Rae' Scott who recently lost their barn by fire. Clem Steffler read the address to Don and Shirley and they. were presented with a purse 'of money. Boyd's Orchestra provided PHONE 5287 2026 the music for dancing. Brian Courtney of Edson, Alber- • ta, arrived home 'on Sunday, April 11' to spend a month's holidays at the home of his parents, •Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Courtney, and family. Shawn Dalton of Rocky, Mountain House, Alberta accompanied Brian and plans to remain home to help with the spring planting. Shawn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dalton. HOLLAND VISIT Mrs. Tony Miltenberg and familyyeturned to their home here on Thursday, April 8 from Holland where they have been visiting relatives and friends for the past three weeks. Mr. Miltonberg spent two weeks in Holland and returned a week earlier.' Mrs. Mary Bruder and Mrs. •Ila Grestan of Kitchener spent the weekend at the home • of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clare. Mr. and Mrs. John V,„anOsch and family of Waterloo 'visited recently at the home of his parents, Mr. and MrS. Jack VanOsch and family. . Mrs. Ormand Heffernan spent the weekend visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heffernan and family of Essex. She also visited with .Mr. and Mrs. John Sheardown and family who recently moved from SOuth Porcupine' to St. Thomas. 30th ANNIVERSARY Several from this area. attended the 30th wedding celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. 'John Foran of St: Augustine ' held • the 'Saltford Valley Hall. on' Saturday evening, April 10. Musk for dancing was supplied by Boyds Orchestra. A large crowd attended the Auction Sale held far Oryie gingrich, R. R..1 Dungannon on Monday, April 12. Auctioneers Were Grant McDonald and Wallace Ballagh. corned into the Institute," Mrs. Bruce Will and Mrs. Keith, Tyler. "Happy AnniVersary" was sung to Mrs. Andrew Gaunt on the occasion of her 47th wedding anniversary. Miss Isobel 'Miller conducted a lively, sing, song with Mrs. Bruce Raynard at, the piano. Mrs. Chris Cook gave a humorous reading on the "Wind Blown Hair Cut". Mrs. Russell Phillips introduced MiSs Ruth Thompson who showed pictures of Africa and gave an interesting commentary which all enjoyed. She was thanked by :Mrs..•,. Torn Todd. A vote 'of thanks was given tO the committee who-. planned the evening, Mrs. Gordon McPherson, Mrs. Tom Todd, Miss Isobel Miller,: Mrs. Frank McQuil- lin, Mrs. William Purdon,' Mrs. Russell Phillips and Mrs. Chris Cook. The highlight of the evening was the Sunshine 'Sister 'gift exchange which solves the year's mysteries. 0 Canada brought a pleasant evening to a close. • Mail your donation today to EASTER SEAL FUND, Lucknow and District Lions Club, Lucknow, Ontario vammirmommormimineile Bob Robson 4.41114, I. N. •