HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-04-29, Page 10ue ow entj*eke Weduesday, Apri).2 ►
Pat Glum k Donald: and lotothy Hamiltenp volun-
teer Icons with the lilnewater Region of t1i* Arthritis
ietya
atktherea witit outer volunteers- on Aprti •1S. ixt
Walloaton. to share their prowess, in providing for the
ofpeople.4vith arthritis. in their communities. luta
may v►tax ib sharing fund.ralsing; ideas; mut preparing,
rOtthutSuritemberbampa
Twenty volunteerswend t Cognized•tot;' (yours of
selfless, work hi: this year that.•inar, the 50th waiver-
.
soy of the. Aar ifd Society
lir
IM; 1$.water volunteers maw b t eco
.saint hr Mal:ofe SIM 393.
Tlut Walkerton ton &t i is of, Columbus woe presented
with an inSodbed gave :; for their* Ongoing StattmsitY ttx
Regia '.'by aonaltogtate lunch and facility At: Yet
tO V ttateW Mgd.from.Listowel ta Tohetzory
• nest speakerswpe4u o,tl1tl oratprYTpl sk
`s
therapist; Ekio coatrA ttoan; thG •. ytlt Festiva, and
la le hnstont vitt pmsident:of m4 00440 aft:+ vel
op enc -Qtttatio diVtsiott
Reverend
by :lea Ross
Tho spring meeting of
the lllueWater Region for
'tate Arthritic Society .was
held, April 1a at the
Knights. of Calumbas
Centre near Walkerton;
Attending .was the .now
'team , captain for • Abe
Whitechurch•areak Janet
,Little, , who is takingover
from.Islorma Rititoul„ and
Jean Ross. A certificate in
rec ognition of i or,ttt:a's
c ecli4ati'on dttriatg+ the
yeah she worked. with! the
society was- .accepted by.
Janet; on behalf of Norma
who wasn't able to•attend,
Tony ant Oera.ldine
Varheek of iiadjero4 were
Sunday. gitests' with Don
and .imatt Rosax. •
and fanily livb.g in Scotiand
'-We sec that Carl and are • ' residing in the
Margaret Mt C lena nta limanerson home beside
have retuned: home *hfrom Peter' and Linda U.rixtic;
their winter stay in Teas. and • Mr. .and Mrs. Jim
Mrs. ' Eileen Parker." Sctberland of the
Exeter, visited them on the Lucknow•.area. residing in.
weekend,• the Murray Simpson home
• north of , the United
The village residents Church. Q
welcome Mil and Grace.
Li nuOkick, of Acton. who .. ManY people will. be
•
HosrjtaTholds *annual'
The Atotiliary to The March 12 Moot!
Wi:ug.hiun aind Distriet gamer clink:- had 4 total of
I Qspita1 helt3:its annual 195 donorf, The spring
' mooting recently with 2l rummage Mals: •hall' a good"
members in attendance:- attendance netting a; prrt tit
TWo:c:a ilea arrest .(arts •of51..556.
have beenT, purchased by Marie Phillips« Marilyn:
rily:n:
the Auxiliary along, with Wood, Doris Michie, 1ae'
ate refurbishing of the: see4 : Pttglish.. •ind Isobel
candfloorsolarium. • Arbtiel le will be honored
interested to know that
' Rev. and Mrs. Jack
Whytoc;k and family ar • itt,
Ayrshire, Scotland for six.
months for Jack to obtain
his. PHD in the .ministry.
The family is living; in the
>+ ronntry .and loves the
greenery and sheep that
graze on. the•heautiful hills'
• of Scotland;
nieeting
-at • Centennial•
Landon. by the Ministry
al' Citi ct~nafi,p, Cuftitre
and S eere}ation when they
receive 25 year 4'1+vard$,
Ne officers for the
Auxiliary iticludO Dori
Mk hie: he nerary•'pres ;- '
(lent; Helen :Daugherty.
president; ,. .Shi.r.ley•
Kaufman. ' trei}surer;
i
Matgarot Mann, recording:
and press secretary;, Verna
Taylor, Corresponding sed-
retary.
vesto .
Prig'
Fed steers and heifers
sold on a steady ttaritet.
Cows sold $2:to $3 .higher.
On, Thursday the veal sold
$3 to $5 -lower,' With 'the
Jambs selling steady Ob:
Friday the calves sold. $.2
. .
to $3 h.igher,with the.
yearlings selling steady
last week. .
Thexe were 463, steer$'
On offer selling. from, 88:60
to 93#00 to the high ot.
02,00; '
There were "346 heifers
'on offer selling froni,$8.00
to. 93. 00, to, the. high of
00,5:. •
There were 2§3' cows
on offer selling from 40,00
to' 58.00 to the high of
75.00.
There were 20. bulls On
offer selling .from 58.00 to
68.00 to the high of 85.50;
There were 474. veal on.
offer selling; -beef: 55:00 •
to 126.00; ;Holstetti,:.74,00
•to•8'5:00; plana Holstein:
60.00 to 70400.,
Lambs:. tinder, .50; IFfs.,
l'60 00 to- 182.50;• 50 - 80'
lbs, f 155.00 to 192.50.,
Sheep 46.00 to 78.00. '
Croats: '26,00 to 91,00
per
1 Oris about
podwork. ng,
On April .`19, the 4H
group got together for the
woodw,orkiing club. We
'went tt Donsna Hayden's
house. Donna gave each of
us a piece ()l' paper and we
had,to nume all .the wot)d-�
working"tc►ols and some
nails, Lisa, McDonald vvas
chosen, to he president, -
ti,licia' Crawford to be
vice-president, Vicky
Gutn}anis to he secretary;
and NNathaniel.Millr r,to be
• news reporters:.
Sttbin tted by Nathaniel
filler •