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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-10-28, Page 10Rhody returns to Africa Mrs Pearl Lloyd, Mrs Gwen Shoebottom and Miss Joan Elliott of London visited on Tuesday with May and Edna Boyle. Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Nielson, Mathew and Daniel of Bracebridge and Allyson Thomp- son visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushell. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gilliam at Kincardine. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Brian Thompson (Betty Anne Bushell), on the gift of their baby girl, Robyn Katherine. She is a little sister for Brett and Allyson and a granddaughter for Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushell. Mrs. Frank Mauldon returned home from a nice visit with her cousin Mrs. Madeline (Lane) Edward -at Goderich. Mr. Robert Bonnett of the Tenth Conces- sion Kinloss found a balloon in his field. It had been released on September 18 by Pope John Paul. Mr. Archie Bonnett is a patient in the Wingham and District Hospital and we wish him improved health. Mrs'. Ronald Thacker returned home from visiting in Kitchener with relatives. Congratulations to Mr. and Mr's. Rene Murray (LeAnne Haldenby) who were married on Saturday at the St. Mary's GH Church in Lucknow. Relatives and friends attended the wedding followed by a recep- tion and dance at the Lucknow Community Centre. Sorry to report that Bill Percy was a pa- tient for a few days in the Kincardine Hospital, Glad to have you home Bill. Mrs. Mary Campbell of Kincardine visited with Miss Winnifred Percy during the past week. Pastor and Mrs. M. Christensen return- ed home after attending a conference in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald visited at Paisley with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thomp- son and family. Mrs. Mary -Stewart and her grandson, Steven Mouritson of Sutton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald. David Rhody returned to Mali, Africa after a visit with his parents,, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rhody and other relatives and friends in the area. Mrs. Vera Hodgins had a succesful auc- tion sale at her farm on Saturday. Knitters, here's a chance to put your talent to work for a good cause. If you can knit, and you would like to help make sure Canadian kids keep warm this winter, Knit for Kids needs you. A program organized by Lewiscraft in co-operation with The Salvation Army and Paton's, Knit for Kids is aimed at pro- viding mittens, scarves and hats to needy children across the country. Participating knitters who purchase designated yarn from Lewiscraft will be provided with free patterns for warm mit- tens and other knitted items. Consumers may return completed garments to the store along with the receipt of purchase for the yarn and Lewiscraft will reimburse the entire pur- chase price. All knitted items will be distributed t� youngsters in need by members of The Salvation Army in time for Christmas. The program began on a local level in Ottawa last year when customers of one store donated more than 200 pairs of han dknit mitts for children there. This season it goes national. All 56 Lewiscraft stores across Canada are participating in the Knit for Kids campaign which continues until mid-December. For more information either contact your local Lewiscraft store or write to Lewiscraft, 40 Commander Blvd., Scar- borough, Ont. M1S 3C2. Thanksgiving visitors Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire and Mrs. Mary Black of Lucknow visited recently witt'Mr. and Mr's. Mike Moskal and Adon of Caledonia: Mrs. Black also visited with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David Black of Dundas. Mrs. Ron McGuire attended the Legion District Sports meeting in Galt on Sunday last. Visiting recently with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Smith and Barbara was their daughter Mary Margaret of Larr, West Germany. She is stationed there with the the Cana- dian Armed Forces. Janet Casler, Jane and Aaron, spent a few days visiting with friends and relatives in Toronto recently. Visiting for Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Black, Natalie and Annette, was Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 28, 1987—Page 9 New Jo Deere AMT 600. It's almost a truck. There's nothing else like it! Our new _ All Materials Transport gives you true hauling ability. Not just travel. Takes loads up to 600 pounds on flat land. Dumps them, too. High Rotation and anti-skid features minimize surface damage. Unique 5 -wheel stability and 4 -wheel differential lock traction. 341 cc engine and 62:1 torque ratio transmission for pulling power. With no gears to shift. Spring-loaded front fork cushioning. Come tes,E drive our unique AMT 600. INTRODUCTORY PRICE $399500 NURON TRACTOR BLYTH 523-4244 141 LITTON AREA, SUMMER or permanent home on 7 acres. Four large bedrooms, large modern kitchen, 200 amp. service and full basement and much more. BELGRAVE - First time offered, brick Tungalow, kitchen, Hanover cupboards, liv- ing room, dining room, full basement with walkabout sunroom. Drilled well, large lot, garage. $39,200. #i#ii COUNTRY LOT 170 x 232 in a scenic loca- tion. Older house on property of little value. Hydro to the lot, septic tank is in. Offers??? 100 ACRE HOG FARM on highway. Ex- cellent brick house - large barn 160 ACRES - 150 workable - Outstanding stone home, 200 amp service, attached garage etc. Nearly new imp. shed. Steel barn with tie-ups, silo. VILLAGE HOME & WORKSHOP: near Wingham. Home beautifully updated, new siding, new windows, new roof. Shop 4 years old with double doors 15' high. OTHER VILLAGE homes in Wingham area. Mel Mathers Wingham 357-3208 L.W. HUTTON Real Estate Ltd. I C.I.L. Paint Wallcovering Harding - Richmond Armstrong Floor coverings Draco Window Treatments Kathy's mother, Mrs. Jeffries of London. Mrs. Mary Black of Lucknow enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with the Blacks as well. Our best wishes go out to Cameron McAuley who is in hospital in London for surgery. Our deepest sympathy is extended to Robert Irwin and family on the recent passing of wife and mother Elaine. Visiting with Mrs. Katherine Coning for two weeks was her daughter Sharon and Sarat of Vancouver. Katherine is now residing at the Drydon Manor in Lucknow. Did you win at the St. Augustine Bazaar Following are the winners of the prizes drawn for at the St. Augustine Pre- Christmas lazzar held Saturday, October 24: Darlene Patterson, Dungannon -large quilt. Linda VanRoestel, Aylmer -quarter of beef Mary Redman, Auburn-afaghan • Tom Hogan, Goderich-money tree Ruth Anne Durnin, Lucknow-baby quilt Bernadine Kinney, Goderich-wall hanging William Drennan, Auburn -child's prize Penny Sale Table Winners Erin Hickey, Auburn; Mary Kinshan, Goderich; Tonni Miltenburg, Ashfield; Emma Franken, Auburn; Mary McGlynn, Wingham; Neil Stapleton, Auburn; Lori Nicholson, Dungannon; Dorothy Pet- taplace, Formosa; Amy Olson, Dungan- non; Cheryl Franken, Blyth; Louis Chamney, Auburn; Father Frank Den- tinger, St. Augustine; Angela Woods, Auburn; Ben Brophy, Lucknow; • Fran Reigling, Kingsbridge; Denise Black, Ashfield; Rose Anne Durnin, Lucknow; Amanda Hickey, Aubrun; Johanna Vanderheyden, Auburn; Nellie Plasschaert, Auburn; Connie Black, Ashfield; Raymond Boyle, Auburn; Katheleen Foruburn. The St. Au: ine Catholic Women's League would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who supported the an- nual bazzar. Your help is much` appreciated. 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