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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-06-27, Page 10Page a—r kt.wr w•i..w.ry, II, MN 1988 CELEBRITY, 4 door, air 1988FORD TAURUS, VS, 4 door,, air. 1987 OLDS DELTA 88 Royal Brougham,..2 doors loaded, 1986 CHEV 16 TON PICK- UP, low mileage 1986GMC 34 TONPICK.UP, low, low mileage 1985 BUICK ESTATE WAGON 1985 GMC 44 TON 1984 BUICK PARK AVENUE, 4 door, alr 198,E CONCORDE DL, 4 door HAMM S Blyth: Phone 523-4342 Dr. G.A. Williams is' pleased to an- nounce that Dr. KM. Hagerman has joined his prac tice of optometry" in Wingham. Dr. Hager- man attended the University of Waterloo School of Optometry and: has, been . practicing in Halifax: N.S. since his graduation in 1988. Commencing' July 1, 1990 Dr. Hagerman will be . providing fullscope optometric care in- cluding contact lense services. Ontario and Huron Dairy Princesses visit Brookside The 1*110 Ontario Dairy Princess, ss, Lynda Thhonop on of th. Regio M Pool viii atishatsat Blockade School last week. Aooa�par pawing her was Ma a Binssoakt, wbo is this Huron Comity Dairy Princes'. Marlene attended Contrast College returnthein the falter 11 and w1 34th Ontario sawold Lynda is the Princess, title at lite Canoidian Na- tional exhibition, where she com- peted with 43 County and District Princesses.Dairy The &Vito of Roy and Heather Thompson, she has two brothers, and a sister. The Thompsons rate a 200 acre farm near down, where Holsteins. theymalls 45 registered- Lynda hascompleted two years at the University of Guelph, where she International �.we��:n'ng She w presi- dent the° Inter`Varsity Fellowship Club and a member of the Peel Junior Farmers Club. Lynda has been active in 4-H, completing 30 clubs. She attended the 4-H Leadership Camp in 1905 and : the . National ' Citizenship Seminal in Ottawa in 1906. She ens Outorio Dairy Princese, Lys T empsee, (left) slog with Huron Candy Dalry Princess, Marlene Albers et Rinevak, paid a Walt to the Brookside Pah* Scheel lest week where they talked dairy ts a i beteg a d, to tis andel* last (Pat LivisesSon mote) PSK was all about. joys and sesg'windsurfing, siding Being a" full time employee of The Ontario Milk Marketing Board necessitated Lynda taking one year off university. She plans .to return to Guelph this year to further her studies. She has just returned from; what. she described as a fabulous, three- week hreeweek tour to England -and Ireland. Her year as Dairy Princess afford ed her the opportunity to travel On- tario learning more. about the geography and the- wonderful warm people she met during the year. Ashfield _.WMS continues=study a on the people of Islam Ashfield Women's Missionary eludes prayer, common language, Abraham, wbich was revealed to Society met at the home of Mar- community, creed, . the focus on the 1 Muluungmad and. this jorle MacLean ; on June 18, with Mecca and theof the pro-.. las a the most remarkable eight membersp . The con- phet Muhammadn"1 are also religious mon in the World. mittee of HelenMacLennan, Elaine elements of diversity within the Roscall WM answered by a verse Collins an Nora Robb conducted the community. Islam has never from a favourite Psalm, followed meeting. A prayer for our school . broken into denominations • as. has . by the reading of the minutes by graduates and June wedding open- the (man world, and has no the secretary, Mayme. Wilkins. ed themeeting.. structure corresponding to the Business was then conducted bYthe church. president, Marjorie MacLean. Devotions were taken by Mrs. A Meeting of the Ladies Aid will Collins from Acts .2,, Vs. 1.,;17-21, passages were (read Ina 'the be held to Plan the Annual Bake ; • on the coming of the Holy. Spirit at Koran, the holy -book.' •nf• Islam Sale and Bazaar to be held on Ju iwm, Pentecost. Thiswas followed by a M learned of. the PlI�mage ly 21, 1 -• 3. p.m. to Mecca, where Mullins journey . The meeting closed with prayer A Father's Day poem was read annually: to pray in thin sacred and the collection of the least coin. after which a summary of the Glad region of Arabia. They believe that Lunch was served and a social Tidings was given. this as., a command frau God to time enjoyed. .Chapter four of the Mission presented w. acs. �t Janet Laneisguest neighbours point of view, focusing en the unity andy . The nature a snitsdiversitIs �alamin Islamin- at KairsheaW.I. GIANT . . TRUCKLOAD SALE martin "Regal R-qai e ONLY A Truly Royal Taste.$ 1 050 • 20 KG. SALE PRICED SALE PRICED Complete Dog Food FEATURING ., Martin Techni-Cal Dog Food. A balanced, high energy Wet for active dogs. . • • For people who want to. give their dogs the best. Martin Reps on hand to answer questions. q . ONE DAY ONLY Saturday, June 30th 9:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. Check out our TRUCKLOAD OF SAVINGS on MARTIN DOG & CAT FOOD Cash and Carry Only treleaven's Iucknow feed mill ltd. '457 CAMPBELL ST. luck now, ctntaro NOG 2H0 528-3000 Margaret Mowbra and Elizabeth. Dickie were the hostesses for the. June meting of theKairshea. Women's Institute in the hall on June 21. President, Muriel MacKen- zie welcomed over 30 ladies, one gentleman and one baby to the. bountiful, pot luck dinner. Chair prizes were won by Muriel MacKenzie and Alice Doelman. The meeting opened . with the Opening Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. The scripture was read by Roely deBoer. Mrs. ,Dickie .introduced guest speaker, Janet. Lane, the Bruce County Diary Princess, who lives in the Kinlough area. She has com- ppleted .24 4-H courses and has. Cuushed her second year at Univer- sity of Guelph. She ,,certainly is representing the Ontario Milk Marketing Board in a pleasant and capable "43' otherDim, who will a be competing to be the Ontario Princess in 'Toronto ' in August. Janet had a contest "On the Go" put out this year by the Milk Board, which tested ouring and eating habits. She was ed and presented with a gift by June Gilchrist, ' who has been the Diary Princess 32 years ago. They briefly made a few comparisons of some of the things they had to do 32 years ago, one being that in 1990/' they do not have to milk a dairy cow. • The business part of the meeting included the approval • of the minutes and treasurer's report. The Grey Bruce Area Convention will be in Lucknow in October and the Lucknow, Holyrood .and Kair- shea institute will form the local conunittee in charge. Lucknow W.I. picnics in Goderich The annual picnic of the Lucknow Women's Institute was held June 12 at St. • Christopher's Beach, Goderich, with 17 members present.. Due to the cool weather a short meeting was held, opening with the Opening Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect, The minutes of the last 'meeting were read by oung and the troika and ccortrespona d deal with. • June 29 is the bus trip to to the Fo' Hamilton bethe Legion to' leave a 9 a.m. A motion was paned, to donate 8200 to Audrey Ritchie towards the purchase of a scooter. Reports of the District Annual held at Whitechurch were given by Mabel Whitby and Edna Young, who were the delegates. OUR REAL BLESSINGS -Do not always look like bless- ings when we first see them —Sometimes . come disguised in working clothes.. f —Occasionally come wrapped up in. —Often " begin as bitter disappointments.