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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-06-16, Page 18ravel Pit ILUCKNOVI KINSMEN SUtAMERFEST FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY . JUNE 25 & 26 FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. -- MQNTE CARLO NIGHT AND BINGO IN THE ARENA $1.00 per person admission to the arena SATURDAY, 'JUNE 26 9 a.m. until completion — TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT in the Luc'know Legion 12:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.' -- HORSESH6W IN THE FAIRGROUNDS Both Western and English Classes • Admission 50c per person -1 p.m. - 5 p.m. — KINSMEN MIDWAY in the. Fairgrounds 2 p.m. = 4 p.m. — ORGANIZED KIDS GAMES AND RACES in the, Fairgrounds 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. — STEAK BARBEQUE IN THE ARENA $3.50 per person 8:30 p.m. -- SENIOR CITIZENS CARD PARTY AT LEGION HALL Prizes will be awarded 10 p.m. - 1 a.m. — DANCE TO THE HARBOURLITES IN THE ARENA • Advance tickets are now available from any Kinsmen Admission $5,00 per couple FOOD BOOTHS.WILL BE SET UP IN THE FAIRGROUNDS AND ARENA FOR THIS WEEKEND Procteda of this wookonci for Community Sorvico'Woric For further Information contact any Kinsman or 'KWH, Vs • "ATTENTION FARMERS" HUGH PARSONS BOLTS •b TOOLS LIMITED. & 1.9 -- 2:00 - 9:00 R., R.R. 1,Hensall 11/4 miles .east of Henna' BOLTS — 'TOOLS — POWER SAWS • PLOW AND CULTIVATOR POINTS TWO Cloy Liquid' Manure Systems: Honey Wagon! Slurry Surrey! Either of these Clay LiqUid Manure Handling .1 Systems can move a month's manure in a single day. Either inject manure into fields or spread in controlled 25 to 35 foot swathes. Honey Wagon has inside, the tank, liquid cooled vacuum pump. Slurry Surrey is impeller type system. Available i n 800, 1500 & 2250 gal- lon sizes; with "many options. Write for more information: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16,1976 .P.A0111 EIGHTS THE 11,4C KNOW :SENTINEL LUCKHOW, ONTARIO 1% Miles West Of Dtiivgamion, CHOICE CEMENT GRAVEL. CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL SAND, 34 STONE, TOP FILL FINE, MEDIUM 'Olt *COARSE PIT RUN GRAVEL ALL LOADS WEIGHED FOR YOUR ACCURATE ,MEASURE 10 METRIC TONS ---22016 LBS. - Langside Cemete Board Meet WHITECHURCH NEWS On Thursday evening, June 10th those interested hi. Langside Ceme- tery met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. e president, Bill Evans, allied the Meeting to order and 4 t a warm welcome to all. The minutes were read by the secret- ary, Mrs. Victor Emerson. It was decided to stay by the by-laws 'Mid prohibit tree and_ shrub planting in the cemetery. • All were agreed 'to have a Memorial service at the 'cemetery June 27 at 3 p.m., weather permitting. If the weather is . unfavourable the service will be held at ,- Langside Church. , The ,guest speaker will be Mr. Bev Kay. Mrs d Tiffin, treasurer,• gave the financial statement which had been audited by Mrs. Dave Gibb and Mrs. Russel Chapman showing a balance of $456.22. It was decided to invest $235. of this amount in perpetual upkeep fund. Bill Evans reminded all of the need for 4 planks. It was decided to,,' purchase these and see if they could be' stored at Wilford Clipper- ton'. • Fred, Tiffni, agreed West the grass as last year. Mrs. CEff Young offered, to assist Mrs. V. Emerson to paint the steel posts with aluminum paint. A bee is to be arranged when weather is suitable to repair the grounds.• The election of officers are president, Bill. Evans; secretary, Mrs. Victor Emerson; treasurer, Mrs. Fred Tiffin; trustees, Wm. 'Voting, Elmer Scott, Bob Orr; caretaker, Fred Tiffin. The meeting. in 1977 is to be held first week of. June. Wes Young moved the meeting adjourn. Mrs. Victor Emerson served lunch to the 11 attenders. DUNGANNON Mr. and Mrs. Jack Champion of London visited recently with Mt. and Mrs. Marvin* Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lauzon of Stoney Point spent the weekend with her parents,- Mr.' and Mri. Smith. Mrs. Grace McIver and Miss Olive. Blake visited with Mr. and Mrs. 'ROA'. Irvin recently. Miss Olive Blake stayed for a couple of days and called on other friends in. the village. Miss Ruth Bere and NESS' Joanne Renaud of Windsor visited Mrs. -Mary Bere last 'weekend. On Sunday visitors with Mrs.„ Bere were Mr., and Mrs. John Bere and Karen 'of London, Miss Leer*, Chung of Trinidad, Mr. and Mrs. Ian Nuin and Warren, of London; Mr, and Mrs. John Stanbury and David Beret MUSIC RECITAL Mrs. Ruth Alton and her music pupils put on a successful and enjoyable music recital at BrOok- side School on Wednesday even- ing. Mrs. Alton and Mrs.- Don Hackett served refreshments after- wards and a 'social thine was a ed. 1 . , Miss Sue Godfrey and friend, of Kitchener spent the.weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard' Godfrey. Mrs. Dorothy Chisholm and her Grade '3' 'class, accompanied 'by Mrs. Helen,Blake, took a, field trip to Godericil on Friday and toured the jail and the museum., Mrs. Lois Farrish and. her, kindergarten class, accompanied by several parents,' enjoyed a trip to Grand Bend Zoo last week. Mrs. Olive Straughan, who has spent some, time with her daughter and, son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. K.. K. Dawson, went to Clinton on Friday to visit her daughter Betty and son-in-law,' Mr. and Mrs. Stanley. Mrs. Errington's sister, Mrs. Robert Morgan and Norma of Kerwood visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Errington and family last Had Interesting Speakers For June Meeting There was something of interest for everyone at the June meeting of Lucknow and District Horticultural Society, held in the Legion Hall Tuesday, June 9 at 2 p.m. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Harvey Mole, Mrs. Ena Henderson presided. A good financial report was given by the treasurer Mrs. Alex Andrew. There are 142 members. A number of new projects have' been under- taken by the society. The grounds at the medical centre have been landscaped and new' planters are being built and filled at the east' and west entrances to the village, Mrs. George Kennedy gave a very interesting .travel talk, review- ing a trip taken earlier this year by herself and ,Mr. Kennedy. They travelled by plane to Italy, then by boat on. the Mediterranean Sea to Egypt, Israel, Turkey and Greece. Mrs. Grant introduced Mrs. English of Wingham who displayed some very artistic and unusual wall plaques made with dried flowers, shells etc. even the jaw bone of a cdw. Members were interested in the detailed methods she described for preserving and drying various kinds of flowers," leaves „and grasses. She was thanked by Mrs. Grant and presented .with a gift. A lively auction sale, chiefly of plants, ended the afternoon pro- gram. Mrs, Ena Henderson was the • capable auctioneer, and the treasury was enriched by about $20. week, • 4-14, AWARDS .Eleven 441 • clubs froM the surrounding area participated„ Achievement liar Brookside School on Siturda$.• "Leaders of the three • Dinigannon Clubs. were Dungannon 1; MrS. Jean Errington and Mrs. Donna /Young; Dungan- non 2, Mrs. Doris Culbert; Dungannon • 3, Mrs. Alma Black and Mary VanDiepen. Virginia Chisholm was commentator for the exhibit by Dungannon 1. Dorothy Culbert and Mrs. Barbara Snowden put on a demonstration for Dungannon 2. Vera 'VanDiepen, was commentator for the exhibit by Dungannon 3. Four Dungannon girls received County Honours for having • suceessfully completed 6 clubs: Virginia Chisholm, Annabel- le Stewart, Sharon, Young and Betty. Errington.,Betty • Culbert received Provincia Honours for 12 completed clubs. Mr.' and' Mrs. Fred Young, Art Young, Mr. and MrS. Harvey Thompson of Ripley took in. Fun Fair 'Week at Nashville last week. Miss Irene Hasty is home from Regina for a week or so with Mr. Lorne Hasty and Brock. • Mr., and Mrs. Allan Corbett of Orangeville spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Curran and called on,other friends in this area. Weekend visitors with Mr. 'and Mrs. Curran were Mr. and Mrs. Ron Treleaven of. Kitchener and Mr. and •Mrs. Lou Parker ' (nee Gwen • Treleaven). and Glen of Plattsville. Mrs. Cecil' Blake and Miss Beth McConnell met Mr. and Mrs. Bill DOOR PRIZE SPECIALS AND LOW PRICES • COFFEE' AND DONUTS. Blake and girls of Cambridge at.the park in, Stratford for a picnic. on, Sunday'. afternoon. Later they called on .,a coUsin, Miss Lotta in Stritfer. d, SeVeral from 'here 'attended the 25th anniversary .• reception, at Brookside School, on Saturday for Mr. and' Mrs. Warren Zinn. Hearty congratulations to Marion and Warren. " Mrs. Gordon Congram broke her arm recently in aifalt 'at' her home. BROKE BOTH WRISTS Gareth Jones and Duane Rivett took a tumble from Gareth's bike , last week, and Gareth, broke both Wrists, so he is sporting a cast on each arm for a while and will have to do his school work orally for the rest of the term. Mrs. Martin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Bowman 'of Elmira, spent the weekend with Mr. and' Mrs. Peter Martin. The Young People' of the ' Christian. Fellowship Church at- tended the . Q. J. Everest Crusade Youth Night in Listowel on Saturday evening. The theme of the inspiring and helpful message was, "The Greatest Life". On Sunday, Pastor' Zehr continued his series on 'the Holy Spirit with a message about Jesus teaching on the activities of the Spirif. Next Sunday the message will concern the Holy Spirit and Ifs Gifts. Everyone is welcome to join the worship at Christian Fellowship Church. The Grade 1 class, with their ' teacher Mrs. Louise Wilson and several parents, visited African Safari at Rockton last Monday. •