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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-04-27, Page 30community news Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 23, 1983—Page 24 Claire MacKay, author of children's books, spoke to students at the Brookside Public School April 20. Kim Rantoul Is shown discussing one of Mrs. MacKay's books, Mint Bike Rescue • The author's visit was arranged through the assistance of school librarian, Helen Make. [Sentinel Staff Photo) Calf club The organizational meet- ing of the Lucknow Calf Club was held on April 13 at Brookside School. Ten members and two leaders were present at the meeting. New members this year were Carol and Kim Rantoul and John Selent. The leaders this year are Ken Mewhinney and Barry El- liott, This year's executive for the Club are president, Carol Rantoul (active in 4-H in South Simcoe County); vice president, Wray Forster; secretary, George Alton and press reporter, Stephen Dow, New arrivals ANDREW - Mr. and Mrs, Allan Andrew of Lucknow are delighted to announce the arrival of a daughter, Mary Joan Catherine, 6 Ibs. 14 oz., a little sister for Adella and Jordan, at Wing - ham and District Hospital, April 21, 1983. MANN - Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mann of Lucknow are happy to announce the arrival of their second son, Mussell Edward, 8 lbs. 9 oz., a brother for Nicholas, at Wingham and District Hos- pital on April 22, 1983. PETTEPLACE - Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Petteplace are pleased to announce the arrival of Shane's little broth- er, Devin James, 8 lbs: 5 oz., at Wingham and District Hospital on April 21, 1983. SCHULTZ - Mr. and Mrs. Dennis .Schultz of Dungan- non are pleased to announce the arrival of Adrienne and Erin's little sister, weighing 8 lbs. 1 oz., at Wingham and District Hospital on April 25, 1983. Attend synodical Mrs. Rhoda MacKenzie of Ashfield W.M.S. and Mrs. Ira Dickie and Mrs. Harry Lavas of South Kinloss W.M.S., attended the Syn- odical Society of Hamilton and London, which was held at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Owen Sound. District horticultural societies meet in Lucknow Twenty-one Horticultural Societies were represented at the annual District 8 meeting held last Saturday, April 16 at the Legion Hall, Lucknow. District 8 includes societies from Lion's Head to Hensall and 151 delegates and members were present. Director, Mrs. Maisie Bray of Lion's Head presid- ed for the meeting. Presi- dent of the Lucknow and District Horticultural Socie- ty, Mrs. Jean Whitby, welcomed all and told about their work in Lucknow. Plant adventure was the theme of Vince Elliot of Stoke's Bay when he showed slides and told about the rare wild flowers found in the Bruce Peninsula. He showed many kinds of wild orchids and told about botanists coming from all over North America to see these rare flowers. Dorothy Minke of Leisure Tours, Hanover spoke of the NOTICE Starting Monday, May 2nd We Will Be Open six bays a Week From 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. For Your Shopping Convenience Ron Machan Home Hardware Hardware 5284008 Starting In May Open Six Days a Week ** lee Fleece LADIES 2 pc. Sets From1 9•95 •44.• •.6►•♦4•F1..I r.• Our Complete Collection OF Cords 20%0j ,r LUCK NOW 528-2526 bld...•v,•• W 1.•-..•.t•.O.1. 4♦ ^s•• -4,•. w••-4••• .....•a .. trip to Munich, Germany, which the Ontario Hor- ticultural Society is spon- sorirg. Garden problems was the topic of the panel with Dave McDuff of Hanover as moderator. Panelists were Professor C.B.Kelly, en- vironmental Biology of the University of Guelph and Bryce Japp, a beekeeper and president of the Ontario Hor- ticultural Association. Many questions were ask- ed concerning pests in the garden and the proper use of insecticides was stressed. A roll call of the branches was held with a represen- tative from each branch giv- ing a report. As Hensall Society has been organized a month ago Mrs. Maisie Bray presented them with a gavel. A memorial period was held and speeches were given by Bryce Japp and Tony Hogenvorst, secretary of O.H.A. of Guelph and also wtth the Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Lucknow served their 25th anniversary cake at the cof- fee break. Prize winning slides were shown by Clarence Lange of Chesley. Many beautiful flower slides were - shown and Donald Haines of Auburn was awarded many prizes. The new list for the slide andprint competition was announced and given out Bryce Japp . presided for the election of officers' retir- ing director, Mrs. Maisie Bray -Lion's Head; director, Clarence Lange, Chesley; assistant director, Donald Haines, Auburn; secretary, Mrs. Harvey Schmidt, RR 1 Hanover; treasurer, Mrs. Raymond Gross, RR 3 Hanover; auditors, Mrs. Bill Bates and Mrs. Clarence Sutcliffe, both of Teeswater. Directors are Auburn, Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock; Blyth, Mrs. 'Viola Haines; Brussels, Mrs. Ida McClar- ty; Durham, Mrs. Anna Koehler; Clinton and Seafor- th, Mrs. Effie Stephenson; Seaforth, Tara, Mrs. Gordon Cunningham; Bayfield, Herb Beatty; Kincardine, Mrs. Joan Threndyle; Goderich, Mrs. Frances Worsell; Hanover, Dave McDuff; Teeswater, Miss Helen Arkell; Walkerton, Wingham, Ed Fielding; Owen Sound, Mrs. Ruby Lob - ban; Markdale, Mrs. Nickie Hildebrand; Ripley, Mrs. Marion McCharles; Hensall, Southport and Lion's Head directors will have to be named. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Fielding, Mr. Bax- ter, Roy Bennett, Wingham and Mrs. Ruby Lobban as a small remembrance of the days with District 8. Words of appreciation to the Lucknow Society and thanks to the retiring of- ficers was expressed by Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock !-STORES-- SCHNEIDER'S 500 0. SUNKI"T 138 Beef Steakettes 2.29 Oranges SCHNEIDER'S MAC & CHEESE, WESTON 426 0. LUNCHEON, BOLOGNA 176 0. PKG. An Cooked Meat .99 WESTON 8'S SCHNEIDER'S MINI, 600 0 Cinnamon Sizzler Sausage 2.49 Buns McCORMICK'S BLOSSOM, ORANGE, SNO BOY 2 LB. BAG APPLE, TOASTED, 200 O. gel Cake oO= .99 1.49 1.09 Carrots 2 BARB.89 Cookies .99 1.49 3 LB. BAG Spy Apples STAYFREE 10'S .99 Maxi Pads 4815 PINK OR WHITE MILK -BONE 800 0. Grapefruit 6 FOR .89 Flavour Snacks 1.55 800 ML. Glass Plus Refill 1.1.9 "CONGRATULATIONS SHARON" TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS Being an independent grocery store in a small town, we do not carry all the different Items or sizes of Items that you would find in a large chain. However having Knechtel Wholesale as our grocery supplier we can buy any Item In whatever size you wish to buy at competitive chain store prices. We are going Into a new program with Knechtel "K WIG STORE" that Is Knechtel Wholesale Independent Grocers. That means better weekly specials for you. Webster & Shaw, Gamble Robinson are our produce suppliers and we can order any quantity of fresh fruit and vegetables you want. We get meat from Schneider's, Green's Meat Market, Button's Meat Market and sell at competitive prices. Fresh Crust & Crumb baking every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Weston's products six days weekly. We are here to serve you at convenient store hours, Monday through Saturday 9:00 a, m. to 6:00 p.m. OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK WE DELIVER Bain's Groceteria I „ticknov4 328-3,12()