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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-04-11, Page 9za4r. ig.rb, 4211 11, y+11-1111 sai a � Kinlough folk visit in Ottawa Millers visit extended to lir. and Mrs. Jiknan of ow village 1n the sud- dendeath of Ido sister, the late Wand* Evan& Douglas McEwan was a patient in the Wwisng hospital. We send get well s. Jack' Scott, formally of Con 10 and now underwent surgery at. Victoria on Friday Hope be will soon be abbe to come home again. Visitors with Edna and May Boyle dur- ing the week •were Jean Hodgint►�. Mrs. Wingham, Wilma Elliott, con. , Mrs.4 Delbert Hedley of here and Charlene McEwan con 10. Mr. and Mea. Harold Smith hada visit at Ottawa- for a few days. The Kiniougb Ptenbyterlan WMS ladies had busy few daya.. They attended the Easter Thank Offering art Lucknow on Wednesday afternoon at the Presbyterian church and at the Teeswater Presbyterian Thank Offering on the Thursday night and some , of the ladies had the lunch booth on Thursday at Reg Brown's'Farm ;Machinery «Sale. Relatives and friends from here attend - by by the funeral of the ]ate Wilbert Maldean= who passed away on Wednesday in his 96th year. The remains were brought to Kincardine to the Davey-Linklater. Funeral Home with visitation on Saturday from 1:30 p.m. ,until •3:30 p.m,,. when the funeral was heldwith burial in the family plot at the Kincardine' cemetery. He was predeceased by his wife Vera and ,sown Eric, lie is survived by Dr. and, Mrs, David Haldenby and family of Waterloo. We extend sympathy to the bereaved. Nice to have Mr. and Mrs., Lyman Sut- ton formerly of here, home again after spending the winter in Florida.. Parents, Pupils and interested folks at- tended the Science Fair at the Lucknow „.. Public School on Thursday evening. it's an midget tine ler the mills tri a a The fellow** room of the ;eateeestai room was made gait* .at Wednesday. . After the Would -amid prayer meeting all were Invited downstairs far a cep of colee. Soo completely camprised Mrs. M. Christensen was to see a beautiful birthday caked decor*sd and served to homely of her birthdays and later to be given a nutty envelope an d cardMr. . and Mrs. Freiwent to Tomato over the weekend and had a viei7t with Dr. mid Mrs. mann Mohamed and boys and Joan had a mescal check sc. Mr. and Mrs.. Lloyd Johnston went to London on Friday to see hie brother air( who,ia a patient in St Jeph's Hosspital. Cliff . and Nell were f y our con. 3 neighbours. Mrs. Weir Eckenswilletr was visiting in Western Canada • with members of the fatnily and returned home. on Friday. Some from here enjoyed the Golders Welding "Open House" at the parish hall on Saturday at Lucknow for Mr. and Mrs.y��,Stanley Cooper. We extend. our congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Carter and fami- ly of Kurtzville visited with her, .grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Torn. McDonald. 'H'olyrood WI • The Holyrood Women's Institute met in the hall on Thursday afternoon with Lor- raine MacPherson presiding. The, ode was. sung andthe `Mary Stewart -Collect was repeated in unison. The roll call was the p• ayment of fees. Charlene McEwan : read the minutes and. financial statement and the cor- respondence. Joan Murray gave the district 'directors report and the district KINCARDINE , GODERICH 396-7012 524.690't OHVENIEHT SOURS OPEN MONDA�;OSATURDAY APM :8;30 .AM SUNDAY 1 p AM TO 9M.. FROM.,, 41* e a AGO Investment and Retirement Planning Thursday.1 the ,1'99 * . OPEN . UNE MORNING 9:00 a.m. • 10:00 a.m. CKNX Radio' * AFTERNOON SEMINAR 1:30 p.m, •;3.30 p.m. Lucknow Legion Hall * EVENING SEMINAR 7:30 p.m:,• '9:30 p.r+.-- Clinton Legion Hall Guest Speaker: Dr. Chuck Chakrapani • Best Selling author, Editor of Money Digest • and chairman of Investors Association of Canada Sponsored by: 524°2773 $100 DOOR PRIZE INVESTMENTS '*Nalidietifrevif./Nioalmeset .nein 122 COurt House Square, Goderlch • 1=600.265=5503 bY mai RN* inumaimaRammannammi Bnesting he bid at w�. The urris tineatrer breeiserres were read and midst for frletdidp were made Rs Se a fined anrn sit. Two msa a mr.ssad thanks floe colds and Wombrenale in the 1 netspibl. while they wry lihmtes of last yosies aannsal meeting andwere rend eif as ethe Mur to nfollowed - ray' co-ordinator report and the Elie rahlWo Mort barEdnaBoyle. A special letter of thanks from the retiringpresident BettyBSadth was read. Myrtle Percy read the new slate . cf of- ficers and conducted the installation, Past Wit, Betty Smith; president, Lor- raine orraine MacPherson;ltstvicee Wit, Charlene McEwen; .2nd vice president, Agnes Hodgins; assistant secretary treasurerrela- tions, Edna� Boyle; Murray; Imelda , May Boy_. , district director, Betty Snaith; assistant, Joan Murray; curators, Bessie Madden and Betty Bushell; auditors, Joyce /1-Wley and Wilma Elliott; branch direc- tors, .„ e E ckeaswiller, Mary Scott and Myrtle Percy; pianist, Edna Boyle; cheerio cotnrmittee, Betty Johnston and. Myrtle Percy; reeolutions, Wilma Mott; program co-ordinator, Betty Smith, ... Wilma Elliott had the program. Betty Johnston. conducted a contest "What is the _job called?" 'Wilina>. Elliott gave a reading "Grandmother's Easter Bonnet". The 'Cancer Society, packets' were given out followed by tlj<e. courtesies. 0 Canada. and Grace closed the meeting.. Bessie Maulden was hostess and refreshments were served. • . in Lochaisk sin in tress. Golden forsyt is wave 1a at As def1edlis bloom in yellow and *din, Lilies for paster are raising their heads And tips burst epee kt purples and red makes forgotten, the land is in rebirth Joy Pillai nay for the fast greening moth. Fields are plowed in meticulous row. The fanner knows he rape as he sows Spring has awakened,, once more . it is baud and nature again have survived. , This poet was written by Mary. Diener, St. Joseph, Michigan. Blruceeand Louise Miller of .aeon visited en Wednesday with Rhetta and Marion MacLennan and also with Margaret Morton of Point Clark... George and Andrea MacDonald of Kiagr cardine left on the weekend for a weeks holiday in Mexico. George is the son of Finlay ande. MacDonald and An- drea is bei 't the a a m` of Eland Edna CulCecil and James Webster -of Waterloo were lion* on the weekend with their mother Hae Webster. Charlie and Maye Wilkinswere in Wallaceburg last week with their daughter, son-in-law and grandson, Janet, . Alan and Steven Peck: Also at Wallaceburg helping the Pecks 'move. were Dave and Liz Dadson of Ingersoll and 'Barbara Wilkins, of Paris, Let Cook's help you get your crop into the ground this spring. We handle a full range of dry and liquid fertilizers, crop protection products and quality seed. With over 100. years . of experience, the experts at Cook's can help you develop a crop program that's both economical and effective in reaching your yield goals. For everything you need this spring, . come to Cools. Npbody puts more into • helping you grow. a profitable crop. Part of the Cook's Ciop Input 'Rant ° (faun lento iighg Harold Foster "- Centralia Agri -Sales Representative, 16 years with Cook's Paul Bushell — Atnberley Branch Mangler, 3years with Cook's ". Bill Bach ter — Walton Agri -Sales .' 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