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Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 17, 1983—Page 14
Bushel program to help farmers
By Valetta Emerson
On August 10 the grand-
mother's and curator meet-
ing of Whitechurch W.1, was
held in the Community Mem-
orial Hall. President, Mrs.
Agnes Farrier opened with a
poem.
In the absence of the sec-
retary and assistant secret-
ary, Mrs. Rena Fisher
read the minutes and corres-
pondence and gave the pre-
pared financial statement.
A thank you card was
received from Mrs. Bill Pur -
don and members were
invited to attend Participa-
tion Lodge.
The roll was answered by
an attendance of 17 telling
where they met their hus-
band and bringing their
wedding picture.
The W.I. received an invi-
tation from Kairshea W.I. to
meet with them Thursday
evening,
Lana Craig and Marlene
Martin, with Agnes Farrier
as pianist, sang three selec-
tions.
Advertising complaint
forms were handed out,
The motto - A moral tale,
was given by Mrs. Frank
Ross.
The topic, Bushel for Bu-
shel, was given by Mrs, John
R. Currie, who told of the
famine of wheat and how
Neil McAlpine with 3000
bushel gave it out with the
order's to bring back bushel
for bushel in the fall, She had
a picture to show the farmers
getting their bags of wheat.
McAlpine on Sunday was a
Presbyterian but on week
days he belonged to all
religions of his fellow man.
Reports were given by
Mrs. Day, Family and Con-
sumer Affairs; Miss Merle
Wilson, Education and Cul-
tural Activities; and Mrs.
Rena Fisher, Resolutions.
Mrs, Farrier had a bird
contest, won by Mrs. Rod
Lamb and Mrs. Emerson.
The grandmother with the
nearest birthday was Mrs.
Lorne Durnin; most recent
grandmother was Mrs. John
Currie; and oldest grand-
mother was Mrs. Gershom
Johnston.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Dan Tiffin, Mrs, Don Ross
and Mrs. Russel Gaunt.
The water line was broken
last week, down by Belmores
on Wednesday but was
quickly repaired Wednesday
evening.
The ball game between
Whitechurch and West Wa-
wanosh on Wednesday was a
victory for West Wawanosh.
Visitors on the weekend
with Mr, and Mrs. Fred
Tiffin, Mr, and Mrs. Vic
Emerson and Mrs, Gertrude
Tiffin were Mrs. Marian 01 -
son, Mrs, Dave Richardson,
Heidi and Molly of Livonia;
Mrs. Dorothy Hinkle and Jill
Thomas of Plymouth,
Mr, and Mrs, Eldon Em-
erson, Darlene, Sharon and
Brenda spent the first of the
week at Midland camping
and the last of the week with
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emer-
son.
Mrs, Campbell, Michael
and Michelle of Hamilton
were visitors on Thursday
and Friday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Uuldriks.
This community extends
their deepest sympathy to
Walter Elliott, Mrs, Bill
(Isobel) MacPherson and
Mrs. Donald (Marjorie)
Campbell, in the passing of
their mother, Mrs. Agnes
Elliott at Wingham Hospital
on Thursday in her 88th year,
The funeral was held on
Sunday with interment in
Wingham Cemetery,
Mrs. Viola Irwin has come
from Delmore to stay with
Mr, and Mrs, Orland Irwin
and family for a time.
We are sorry to report that
Faye Irwin has had to spend
a few days at Stratford
Hospital to have the pin in
her broken leg checked,
LATHES
WiTN Alt ACCESSORIES INCLUDING COLLET ATTACHMENTS
FROM 11 M" 10 1". 3 JAW CHUCM AND 4 )AW CHUCK
TAPIR ATiACHMENTS. COMdLEtt COOLING SYSTEM.
1 Cra&tmon 6" Swing Metal Lathe
Office Chairs, Stocking Chairs, a few Desks left, 1
Drawer Cord Piling Cabinets, Wood Lathes complete
with motor, 14 In. sand Sows, 10 speed Drill Presses,
10 Inch 'fabler Sows with 1 hp motors, Metal Cutting
Bond Saws, 10.12 Ib. Steel Sledges - '15.0 each.
Fluorescent 10 Inch complete with stertor £ bulb -
'1e.M each.
ALL AT SPECIAL PRICES
LOTS OF OTHER ITEMS
NO CHEAPER PLACE TO BUY
N. HAMILTON
27 PIC?ON ST. EAST, GODERICH
HONE 524-8602 SHOP: 27 PICTON ST. E.
which was giving trouble.
Cindy Moore arrived home
on Sunday after a two week
visit with her sister, Linda
Moore, at Okotoks, Alberta.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Beecroft and Karen visited
Sunday with Ronald Beecroft
and family of Wingham. Mr.
and Mrs, Robert Sinnamon
and Bradley of Bracebridge
also visited at the same
home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Beecroft visited on Saturday
evening with Mr. and Mrs.
John Jamieson at the Blue
Barn Restaurant, Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Tiffin, Mrs. Cassie Mowbray
and Mrs. Isobel Tiffin were
taken by Mrs. Hugh McMil-
lan to her home at Sarnia last
Tuesday, and she brought
them home on Saturday.
Timmy Falconer spent Fri-
day night with his friend,
David Pickard of the second
concession.
Mr, and Mrs. Paul Laid-
law, Michelle and Jason of
London spent the weekend
with their parents and at-
tended their grandmother,
Mrs. Elliott's funeral.
Visiting on the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs, Hill
Rintoul were Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Robinson, Mark,
Tracy and Tim, and Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Campbell and
Heather of Kitchener. They
are moving to Ancaster as
Mr. Campbell has been
moved to the bank in Hamil-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin of
Wingham visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Tiffin.
Visitors on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Long
of !Merton were Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Ducharme, Goder-
ich; Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Vannus, London; Mr. and
Mrs. Cameron Simmons,
London; Mr. and Mrs. Clay-
ton Scholtz and Kenton,
Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Norman, London; and Mr.
and Mrs, Lorne Durnin,
Whitechurch.
Mr, and Mrs. Ron Nichol-
son, Erin and Ryan of
Strathroy are holidaying with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
John de Boer. On Monday
Mrs. Jim de Boer, Matthew,
Michael and Elicia also visit-
ed at the same home.
Shawn, Jason and Court-
ney Rutledge of Auburn
spent holidays last week with
their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Webster.
St. Helens W. I.finalize
Lucknow fair trip
The Citizenship and World
Affairs meeting of the St.
Helens Women's Institute
was held on August 4,
1 he president, Mrs. 14,,r.
old Cooper, presided for the
meeting. The July minutes,
financial report and corres-
pondence were read by the
secretary -treasurer, Mrs. lv-
an Clark.
Final preparations for bus
trip and Lucknow Fall Fair
display were made, An invi-
tation to join the Dungannon
Institute on September 1 was
received.
Following the business
portion of the meeting,
a Chinese Auction was held,
HURON -PERTH
CATHOLIC SCHOOL BOARD
Student Registration
KINDERGARTEN -GRADE 8
Parents of Catholic school age children who are new to
the area may register their children at one of the
following sehoolf sl on Friday, September 2nd, 1983 - 9
a.m. - 3 p.m,
ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL
Mr, David Sharpe,
Principal
R. R. M 3, GODERICH
Kingsbridge, Ontario
N7A 3X9
329.7646
Kindergarten children need to be 5 years of age on or
before December 31st, 19$3, Please bring proof of age
(Birth Certificate and Baptismal Certificate). In accord-
ance with new legislation, proof of immunization is also
required before children may attend school,
School will begin on Tuesday, September 6th, 1983,
and the first day of attendance for Kind'rgarten pupils
will be Wednesday, September 7th, 19!13,
RONALD M. MURRAY, WiLLIAM ECKERT,
Chairman of the Board Director of Education
SOMETHING NEW IN
Birthday Givings
"Doll of the Month"
Porcelain Dolls
ii:
DO YOU NAVE
THE
UREA FORMALDEHYDE FOAM
PROBLEM?
Did you know it's not
always necessary to
remove it.
ONE SOLUTION
We can "seal" your house
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(von if only a portion of your home contains
UPPI you aro still eligible to have your
complete home sealed and an air exchanger
unit installed.
1)a) Gov't. grant to cover cost up to
'5500.
b) No additional cost to homeowner
2) No Inconvenience duo to removal
3) Energy conservation
4) Humidity control
HOW WE WILL DO IT
1) We'll determine the amount of
air leakage in your home
2) We use specialized high quality
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3) We provide certified measurable
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4) We aro part of a national network
of professionally trained energy
conservation exports
3) We have a licensed carpenter on
staff
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AIR SEALING SPECIALISTS
For Moro Information Please Call
524-6794
OUT OF TOWN CALL COLLECT
524-2331
Stewart Stoonittre