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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-04-16, Page 18S.TOCKERSALI 120.p ifead Hensall Livestock $olOS Ltd .. Pit t AO 26; .1980.. at 1:00 pits. Consisting of: Steers, Heifers and Calves Victor Hargreaves [519]'482.7511 Clinton Or Barry Miller [519] 235.2717 Exeter air 229-6205 Kirliton Doug Carruthers 237.3734 Dashwood Greg Hargreaves 282-2831 Auctioneer: Larry Gardiner —helping you got the most tiAtuft yOlst laud, since .Your local boalor is: fiefOle . •••ftsr0 ,Pioilittient.... • •._, .• ..•., • 5,) 184141WW 0044kelt Wednesday, April 60980 it officer$' 11Y MAY BOYLE: was received from MrS. Arthur Graham. Items of , HbLYROOD W,1(. btisiness were dealt With. '-'rfter'-11olyrobd i/crot*tits-- The "quilt;was made • and Institute met on Thursday donated by Mrs. Ed Green afternoon .at the Wine of cemPlete with.tht. lining and Mrs. YVigiairl -MacPherson bait; as well as an afghan, 4 for annual meeting.When coMpleted crib quilt and the'foiloWing were elected ter, 'Seine knitted articles which the executive; past preSid- were *greatfully received.' ent, Mrs. Alex Percy; pres;- Mrs. Green Was„c onvener W ent, Mrs, Lorne Eadie; 1st and had a well' prepared vice president Mrs. CbarieS,-1-Easter„progratn.' Those talc- Murray; 2nd vice president, ing patt were .MiSs May Mrs,' Agnes:Hodgins; secret. Doyle, Mrs, Roy Collins, ary-treasnrer, Mrs. William Mrs. Eric ' Thacker,, Mrs. MacPherSon; assistant, see- Midfo"rd Wall, Mrs., Ronald retary-treasurer, Mrs. Gale Thacker, Mrs, Bert Nichol- Gingrich; public relations son, Mrs. Roy Schnellet, officer, Miss Edna "Boyle;. Mrs. Gebrge Graham, Mrs. district director. 'Mrv. Alex DaVid Haldenby, Miss Edna Percy; assistant district dir. Boyle, Mrs. Delbert ,Hedley ector, Mrs. William Mac and Mrs, Claude Dore. Pherson; 'curator, Mrs.. Ger- The meeting closed with aid Murray; auditorS, Mrs. prayer; Courtesies were &- Ellwood Elliott, Mrs. Fred en by Mrs. Green after which Page: branCh directors, Mrs. a delicious lunch was served. Gerald Murray, Mrs. Charles by Mrs. David Haldenby and Murray, Mts. Frank Maul. the hostess. den; pianist, Miss. Edna Boyle; cheerio committee, con: 8 and 10, Mrs. Eliwbod SOCIAL NEWS Elliott, con.` 12 and 14, Mrs. Mr: and Mrs. Lyman Suts Frank Matilden: . toil of Teesvvater spent Sun- Standing Committee Con- day evening with 'Mr. and veners Agriculture and Cans Mrs. Charlie Murray and adian IndustrieS, Mrs. Ger- family. . aid Murray; Citizenship and Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton of World Affairs, Mrs. Ellwood LucknOW visited with-"Mr. and Mra Jack Barr, Susan and Murray and was leaving by bus on Thursday morning o n a trip, to visit with mem- bers of her family in Western. Canada. Sympathy is ;extended to Mr„ arid Mrs. Walter Breck- les ancl 1VIr; and Mrs. Harold Haldenby and their .families in the death of: their father, the late Arthur Breckles, The LuehitOW Brownie Pack held a Brownie' Flyup• and... Enrollment ceremony at the Luckhow ToWn Hall on. April TiVe Brownies received their Brownie wings and hev up GuideS.'From the left, hick .row are”' Nicholson, Jidie Ctillins;., and front .raw, Michele Johnston 'and Vickie OWen..-Kristi Stanley, front row, right, was enrolled-its -a' Brownie..' Cathy. HiMiltiiiirwhii ,fleW up in Decetnber received her *WO at the same cererOnnY', The, Brownies received their wings from Barb: Deputy District CanunisSioner and ICristi was enrolled by-grey. Owl,, Riith Pritchard; (Sentinel Staff Photo] The Sentinel appreciates your local news. Call the Sentinel and -ask --for-Pat-,-528 -2822 tnlough MiS. John -Scott read the formerly cif our' community. minutes, financial .statement tvIr. and Mrs. Delbert and the correspondence. A HeclleY and family spent &nation was -made to the Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Lucknow Agricultural Society Mervyn Hedley at Walker also to the Erland Iee home. ton. Several items , of business We send congfatulations were dealt with and the to Tracy Visser, daughter of Cancer Society canvass will Mr. and Mrs, John Visser on be done as in,other years. Mrs. Ellwood 'Elliott read an article from the local newspsper and the reports Of the committees were given, and Mrs. William MacPher- son brought the report from the District Directors meet- ing, A vote of thanks, was moved to the retiring offic. ers. Mrs. Frank Maulden was in charge of the program and gave a reading, Believe it or not, in keeping with Good Friday and Easter. Mrs. Har- old Smith gave a reading, Going too fast, by Ethel Chapman and Mrs.' Charles Murray gave a recipe for a good Institute. —Contests were enjoyed and following the courtesy re- marks, delicious refresh- ments were served by the hostess. A.C.W. The April meeting of the Anglican Church_ Women was held on Thursday after- noon at the home of Mrs. Midford Wall with a good at- tendance. The president, Mrs. Del- bert Hedley, was in charge. The scripture was the Easter story read by Mrs`. George Giaham followed. by prayer. Mrs: Howard Thompson • gave a well prepared medita- tion ott Easter. The minutes, roll call and communications followed. A letter of apprec- iation with an enclosed gift Elliott; Education and Cul- tural Activities, Mrs. Harold Smith; Family and Consumer Affairs, Mrs. Charles Mur- ray; Resolutions, Mrs: Agnes Hodgins. This slate of officers was presented by Mrs. Frank Maulden and installed by retiring president. Mrs. Alex Percy presided for the business meeting and winning a beautiful hand made quilt on a draw at Walkerton. Tracy is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hedley. Mr. and Mrs.,Jack Barr, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robert- son, and Mr. -and Mrs. Donald Bushell of Kinlough, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Bill MacPherson, Holyrood, to help the latter celebrate their 25th anniver- sary. BY MAY BOYLE Frank Thompson; formerly of. concession 10, Kinloss, is a patient in University Hos- pital, London, where he underwent major surgery on Friday. Mr. and Mrs., Fred Guest -visited in London on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Johnston. Mrs. Jean Phillips return- ed to Fonthill 'after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matilden and Keith. • 1-290 Trailer S prayer . GRAVEL PUS SEPTIC TANK 'ond BASEMENT; FOUNDATION WORK' A ;complete lob -- Competitive Prices STOTHERS 1. ARNO LD. R.R., 6 G9DERICH 5294403 an FEMA GEORGE WHITE 8 SONS MC. Georg W George hite Sprayer? More farmers prefer a George White prayer becauser4standard features including:. • low profile heavy duty polyethylene tank allowing better visibility . • five year pro-rated warranty on tank • complete range of models including four trail, six — 3 point hitch and four sizes'of saddle tank • parts and service you can count on. • full length adjUstable sparge tube agitation •