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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-11-10, Page 12TROJAN CUSTOM CORN PFIZER COMPANY LTD. LONDON, ONTARIO Tickets $10 Each Or Join Our "Group Buy" Tickets 4 At $1 Per Share . LUCKN9 W SENTINEL IN JUST OVER 3 W WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Of PAGE TWIEL -THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNQW, ONTARIO A Your Trojan SeedCorn Dealer has a hybrid for you. See him today. CHRIS COOKE it SON R.R. 2 Lucknow ALLAN R. MILLER RR 5 Lucknow J. S. ROBB R.R. 1 Ripley .:Konouled 'On 89th Birthday ST. HELENS NEWS .; miss Wilhelmine ,Rutherford celebrated her '89th birthday this week.- She was honoured by a party held on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Todd. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laidlaw of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs, • Gordon Miller of London, Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon McIntyre of Rich- mond Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Donald McIntyre of Willoiidale, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Todd, Mrs. Helen Todd: Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Todd, and Miss Isobel Miller, all of St. Helens. Great great nieces and nephews attending were Jim and Greg Laidlaw of Wingham, Shelley McIntyre of Willowdale, and Keith and Christina Todd of St. Helens. Following the dinner Gordon McIntyre showed slides of a very recent trip to Scotland. He visited the farms of William Todd (who immigrated to this area in 1853) and also farms of the ,McCrOstie- Rutherford family. Most viewers of the slides were descendants of either family or both: SHOOT PARTY Oat 'of a. total of ,eight tables of, card players the "Most' Shoots" priie was won by. Ruby Hannon on Thursday evening. Other prizes awarded . were high lady, Lois Chamney; second high lady, Jane. Robinson; high man, Oscar Hod- gins and second high man, Ed' Robinson. , Two prizes were awarded for having the lucky score cards. , Don Robinson held the lady's lucky score card and Lorne Jamieson held the mens. Lunch followed the card playing. Next party will be held November 18 at 8.30 p.m. , Get well wishes are sent to Don Taylor following an accident last Thursday afternoon• in which his milk truck was overturned. Don suffered multiple injuries from the accident and spent several odaYs in the Wingham District Hospital'. Following the Remembrance Day Service at St. Helens, Mr, and Mrs. David Moffat and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Praselit of Southampton visited with Laura McNeil. " WINS "SEVERAL AWARDS David Mewhinney won several awards at, the 4-R Beef Club Achievement Night held in Clinton on'November 5, 1976. Prizes were a book of Modern Corn Production donated by, Cyanamid of Canada for the Sheep 'Judging Award; a chest 'donated by Murray Gaunt, M.P.P.; for top 4-H Beef Show- manship; and an engraved silver tray donated, by the Toronto Dominion Bank, Seaforth Branch, for champion Showmanship at Seaforth. David is a member of the Lucknow 4-H Beef Club. Mr. and 'Mrs. Gordon McIntyre of Richmond Hill spent several days with Miss Isobel Miller, Mrs. Helen Todd and Miss Wilhelmine Rutherford. Mr. and Mrs. Ross" Errington spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Norris Wilson 'in Stoney Creek. Mr.' and Mrs. Donald •McIntyre of Willowdale visited-with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Todd. ZION Congratulations Shirley, Mrs. John Hunter, in winning the first draw on a Christmas -cake at Lanes Country Store on the 10th of Ashfield. MOVE TO ZION COMMUNITY Mr. and Mrs.,I1Day. Kirkland, !Ai, Annette and Sy,Onne ved on Saturday back to the Zi n , Com- munity to the home where his parents, 'Mr.' and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland lived. We welcome David and Betty and girls in the community. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie had his niece, Mrs. Jim Unsworth of Port Elgin, drop in for a visit recently. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkins and family,;_ had their daughter Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sheppard if Brantford, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ritchie are spending Monday of this week, with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McLean of Wroxeter, who are holding. a farm sale, Monday because of ill health. Mr. and Mrs. Tomilettitlanine and Douglas were Sunday supper guests at the home of his sister Roberta, Mr. and. Mrs. Lloyd Whytock and family. The Whyt-' ocks have moved in to her parents home in Lucknow from White- church. Being as Jim Whytock wouldn't be home for. Christmas as he works on the boats, his parents had a' pre-Christmas get-together. Mr. and Mrs, Allan Ritchie and Bryce had' her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Culbert, Duane, Glen and Nancy of Cambridge, Galt, Satur- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie had their daughter, Ann, Mr: and Mrs. Frank Riegling and family of R. R. 7 Lucknow, on Sunday. The grandparentS had a birthday sup- per for Todd on his 7th birthday. Nancy Hunter spent Thursday after school and,Friday of last week to celebrate Julie Thompson's 7th birthday on Friday at her home, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson of Donnybrook. Trinity United Church Women of Ashfield will hold their regular meeting on Wednesday, November 10th at the home of Mrs. Frank Ritchie at 1.30 p.m. Note the change of date, November 1 lth is a holiday. WHITECHURCH On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ryan and Janette of Goderich came to Carl McClenag- han's" and Mr. and Mrs., Carl McClenaghan accompanied them to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Gollan's 26th wedding anniversary held at the Mayfair Restaurant 'in Luck- now. Mrs. Eileen Parker, of Exeter visited Sunday with her mother, MrS. Ben McClenaghan and er Carl and Mrs. McClenag 83rd BIRTHDAY On Sunday Mr. and Mrs Webster had some reles celebrate her father ' . H rey's 83rd birthday.- Celet with them Were%Mr. and Mr Robinson and Steven, Bel Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Snc Brian, Kimberley and Kerry. Humphrey and Bradley Helens and Bonnie of Kitct Mr. and Mrs. Wallace M and Clara were Sunday N with Mr. and Mrs, 'Pat Do Angela and Jill of Streetsvi Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gal Centralia visited Sunday w' parents Mr. and Mrs.-John Mr. and. Mrs. E. W. 'Beecr Karen visited on Sunday wi and Mrs. Kirk Beecroft and of Exeter. - The November 1st meet Whitechurch 4-H club was 1 the home of leader Mrs. Purdon.' President Lori Jai opened the meeting with' t1 pledge. Five members an' the roll call "with a Vroblei had'in sewing and how they it. All showed the ideas th for Book Covers and then vc it. Lori Jamieson read the m The next meeting is Novemi the' home of leader Mrs. Elliott. Work meeting is November 29. In discussi demonstration, Mrs. Elliott': how to sew in sleeves it Material. Mrs. Purdon how to set sleeves in knitil and how to hem knit goods Elliott showed how to Slip s woven goods: Mrs. demonstrated how to sew button with a shank. The r Closed with all repeating t Creed. 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