HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-10-01, Page 16SAND; STONE; CRUSHED GRAVEL
'.'OUR SEVERAL GRADES OF PIT RUN
GAVEL, 'FILL AND TOPSOIL HAS. A LOAD
DELIVERED PRICE WHICH IS 'LESS PER
TON THAN MOST IN OUR AREA
Phone Dungannon 529-7942
Pate 16—Luelmow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 1, 1980
• :tend family-picni c
FriendS. As part of the roll
Call for the next Meeting,
think Of a club name,
Mrs, Pardon reviewed the
opening pages- of the manu-
al. Mrs. Elliott discussed
energy conservation, and
how to find the cost 'of
LorieTaleonet cut up veg.-'
etables for Chinese Style
Which was, served on
rice and eaten with chop
sticks.,
Y.
USED CAR-t!
1980 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER, demo,
fully equipped
1977 DODGE i/2 ton, 6 cylinder
1975 CHEV, 4 dr, P.S. and P.B., radio
1972 MAVERICK, 2 dr. 6 aut., radio
Crawford Motors
(Wirigham) Ltd.
Josephine Street, Wingham
Phone 357-3862
It counters the stress
that's killing, your profits.
additive can help cattle overcome the effects
of stress and maintain weight gains and feed
efficiency during this critical.period.
Ask your feed dealer about Aureo S 700.
He'll tell you how it combats the stress that's
trimming the fat from your profits.
*III CYANAMID
Stress caused by shipping and handling
can lead to severe weight loss and even fatal
respiratory diseases in your cattle.
That's where Aureo S 700 feed additive
comes in. Tests show that a 28-day starter
program with Aureo S 700 medicated feed
attended their family picnic and Jason of London visited and were beaten at the last Mack Cardiff) of Brussels
at London Park on. Sunday,
visiting SundaY night' with
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Evans and
„.!'eturning home on Monday.
Mrs. Harry Champion of
Exeter visited recently with.
'Ur. and Mrs. Lorne Durnin.
Last Tuesday, Lucknow
Public School scholars of
Grade S were at Southamp-
ton Museum. Tony Falconer
from here was on the tour.
Congratulations and best
wishes from the community
to Barry Elliott and Crystal
Konings who were married
on Saturday, September 27
at 5 p.m. in Chalmers Pres-
byterian Church, by Rev.
John Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Gaunt, Jennifer and Jason of
Chatham spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Purdon.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Evans
of Hyde Park were Sunday
visitors with his parents, Mr.
and. Mrs. Bill Evans.
A recent caller on Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Emerson was
Gordon IvIcInnes 'of Selkirk,
Manitoba. Mrs. Emerson Sunday
Over ,the weekend with the by a score of 4 - 3. and Peter MacDOnald, the
• • •
his classmates Of that time visitors in
have passed on to higher
service, the late Ross Mac- „g
Donald, -Malcolm Meinnes
and Marion MacDougall.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Purvis of
Lucknow were Sunday visit- BY KATHRYN TODD
ors with Mrs. Cassie Mow-
bray. Mr. and . Mrs. Relison
Falconer and Lynn of Sarnia
were also Sunday afternoon
callers.
Miss' Vicki Scott, who is
attending a course in Hair-
dressing at Kitchener, spent
the weekend with Mr, and
Mrs. Don Caesar. On Sun-
day, Vickie called on Mr. and
Mrs. Victor "Enierson.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Russel McGuire of
Wingham were Mrse Lyla
OlselmEWitudiaregalici-Mrs:— to hirtrfora speedy-reeovery
Gladys. Weis of Moose Jaw,
accompanied by their uncles, Anniversary services were
Clendon Bratthill and Rich- held at St. Helens United -
and Bramhill of Palmerston. Church on Sunday. Richard
Communion service was W. Hawley, Auburn, deliver-
held at the United Church on. ed the sermon, The Open.
Sunday. Door. Mrs. Joan Black sang
On Saturday Mrs. Neil two .solos, The Spirit of God
Rintoul attended the 10 year and, Happiness. Is. Following
graduates of Victoria Hospit- the service, approximately 60
al, London, anniversary. persons enjoyed a social
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Duch- gathering in the basement of
arme of Goderich were Satur= the church.
had taught Gordon when, he
was in the entrance class.L'All
DX VALETTA EMERSON day visitors with Mr. acid an OASA tournament at' Boyle on' September 28th,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans Mrs. Paul Laidlaw, Michelle Winghaintem were finalists her sister, Thelma, (Mrs.
Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw. Mr and• tu Caalacie, near Sarnia, The 1940. Their attendantS•were
A Laidlaws. ' 40TR NN1VRRSA Lucknow. RY groom's cousin, of Lu.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Me- The family of Bill and Both, were present on Satur-
Clenaghan visited Sunday Norina Rintotd held a 40th day evening. The flower girl,
with Mr; auct-Mrs:2-BratIL';-.sn h it 'Nancy Lee, of Toronto, now
Sacks: of Hanover, parents in Whitechurch Mrs, Noel Wittiek, a niece of
We are sorry to report that Community Memorial Hall, the groom; was unable to be
Mrs. Bob Laidlaw was admit- on Saturday evening, Sept- present,
ted to Wingham Hospital -on ember 27, Open House was . Their family consists of
Saturday, .with pneumonia. followed by dancing to on'e,son and four daughters,
Congratulations to Mrs. f'in's Orchestra. • Neil of LUcknow, Anne; (Mrs.
Lillian McClenaghan of God- A large crowd of relatives Dave Oberhoftzer) Waterloo;
erich Nursing Home, who to- and friends gathered;to cele- Donna (Mrs. Harry Gutoskie)
day celebrates her , eighty- brate the happy event. and. Sharon (Mrs. Gordon
fifth birthday. Neil Riritoul, on behalf of Campbell) both of Kitchener;
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mc- those present, offered" eon- and, Doris (Mrs. Leonard
Glynn, Wayne and Janet of gratuationa and best wishes Robinson), Belgrave;. There.: :
Kitchener visited -recently to his parents. Both Bill and are 10 grandchildren,.
with her grandmother, Mrs. Norma replied thanking their , ' On Sunday at noon the
Orville Tiffin, and his father, family fOr planning such a family enjoyed a srnorgas-,
Lorne McGlynn, both in pleasant evening, everYtine bord dinner 'at Turnberry
Wingham Hospital. Mr. and for attending, for their best Tavern, WitIghain; where
Mrs. Bill Snowden and Bill. wishes, floWers and giftS. pictures were taken.
Jr of Goderich also visited
Isobel Thompson of Cale-
don visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon McPher-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Irwin of
Belgrave were Sunday visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Cranston.
Tom Nicholson has been
hospitalized in. Wingham and
District Hospital for several
days. Get well wishes go out
with Mrs. Orville Tiffin in
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tiffin
and Joey on Sunday attended
Mrs. Rintoul was the form- WHITECHURCH 4-1:1
er Norma Caldwell of Blyth. The first meeting of
They were married at the Whitechurch 4-H club was
home of the bride's parents, held. September 20 at 9 a.m.
the late Mr, and Mrs. George at Mrs. Archie Purdores. Our .
Caldwell, by Rev. A. M. leaders are Mrs. Walter
: V
Elliott and Mrs. Archie Fur&
on.
The meeting opened with
the 4-H pledge. The name of
the course is, Food for
Friends,
Officers elected were,
president, Lorie Falcbrier;
'vice president, Celia Chand-
ler; seeretarffdraimgrotesx
reporter, Marilyn Jamieson.
The roll call was answered
by* the 6 members, What
words came to your mind
when you, think of Food for