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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-04-27, Page 16Page 16—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 27, 1988 STOCKER SALE 800 Head at HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES LTD. on Saturday, May 7, 1988 at 1:00 PM Consisting of: Steers, Heifers and Calves FOR INFORMATION CALL: Victor Hargreaves 519-233-7511 Clinton Barry Miller 519-235-2717 Exeter 519-229-6205 Kirkton Greg Hargreaves 519-262-2619 Hensall 519-262-2831 Hensall AUCTIONEER: LARRY GARDINER 122 Courthouse Sq., Goderich 524.2773 1.800-265.5503 FARM FOA SALE 206 Acres, no buildings $125,000. call: Joe Leuthard Associate Broker Canada Trust Company GUELPH 821-9600 or 824-1123 115th Anniversary LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday, May lst, 1988 GUEST MINISTER: Rev. Fred Neill of Walkerton MORNING SERVICE 11:00 A.M. EVENING SERVICE 7:30 P.M. Special Music by "The New Life Singers" of Wingham and our Church Choir. Please join us on this special occasion. EVERYONE WELCOME FORTHE LOVE OF GOD. GIVE. 1 The unite rnr t. like ,r hc•rion on ncc,trccr Ir,rr;r,rl,hrlp GrurP•t„um C,rout: Rut nor rumw ru•orlo knim how rnuA it r.ikc, n he •i'. lJror rn ncc Sil% mitn Arnry Thr mhunr•tn hour. 1 he rut n•tlihlc rr,incnt c Thr• hrt t.1l ,itu,111k . n•,r,,,,,,ihthr\ for rh11,c tt h, nn '411,101 1, unnhlr i. ro t,tko ro.rron,thilrry for Pr idinr holo•. end town hone, for rlu rcor,lc n'ho nocd n mo,t Bur thou know Anvonc who,c Irfr rho S•rlv,rrton Army h•r, rout Ind know. Antl rcc,r,k tor ncctn !km votr CIA(' tnrr;h•i."tu,.n1 Ftrr tht• Io1ci,t Cr d For mart' intornr,rrytm„pIt,r.c vont.rt. Lieutenant Calvin Barber P.O. Box 610, Wingham, NOG 2W0 Telephone 357-1951 Knights elect officers The Knights of Columbus, Father Mc- Cormack Council held their regular mon- thly meeting m the Parish Hall on Tuesday evening, April 19th. Nominations and elec- tions were held for the new executive to be officially installed in September.. Elected to new positions were Neil Stapleton as Grand Knight; Frank Doher- ty as Deputy Grand Knight and Theo Van Diepen as First Year Trustee. Returning are the rest of the current executive: John Van Rooy - Chancellor; Bernie Van Osch - Recorder; Treasurer- Lawrence Hogan; Lecturer - Clarence Doherty; Advocate- tieorge Brophy; Warden - Paul Frayne; Inside Guard - Joe Austin; Outside Guard - Aire Van Diepen; Trustee 3rd Year - Mike Dalton, Trustee 2nd Year - Walter Stalenhoef. Donald Frayne is the retiring Grand Knight. ,Discussed' at the meeting was the Marian Grotto being erected in honour of the Blessed Virgin Mary in front of the school. It was reported that the Knights of Columbus representative for this project is Theo Van Diepen while Betty Lou Dalton is the parish representative and Denise Dalton the representative for the C.W.L. The upcoming 25th Anniversary Celebration of the Goderich Council of the Knights of Columbus is to be held on Satur- day, April 30th with a dinner and dance. Tickets are available from Ray Fuller and everyone is cordially invited to attend this important milestone function. Three members of Pro -Life, including parish members, gave an hour presenta- tion at the Bethel Pentecostal Assembly on Wednesday, April 20th and were invited back on May 18th to speak to the Youth Group. Anyone wishing to have a presenta- tion made to their group is asked to contact the Life Centre at 524-8440. An event filled Education Week was celebrated at St. Joseph's School the week of April 17th to April 22nd with events open to the public on Wednesday and Thursday. KINGSBRIDGE rByarishiSchool Louise Martin The concert on Wednesday afternoon featured the whole school in song, skits, violin, guitar and piano solos as well as several songs played on the bagpipes by Principal Sandy McQuillan. The display of talent was impressive and greatly enjoyed by all. On Thursday the Grade 7/8 class hosted a Euchre Party in the gym. Winners among the students were 1st - Linda Rose Bowler; 2nd - Tom Chilton and Lori Nicholson and low was Amy Olson. Among the adults the winners were High - Pauline Nicholson; Second High - Teresa Court- ney; Low - Ray Fitzpatrick; Door Prize - Anne Lalonde. On Friday, April 22nd the Kindergarten and Grades 1 and 2 classes travelled to Stratford to seea live presentation of Jack and the Beanstalk in the City Hall. The play was lively and entertaining and en- joyed very much by all the children. Mrs. Shirley Knoop will be hosting a tup- perware partyat the school today, Wednesday April 27th with proceeds from the sale going toward the purchasing of toys and equipment for the Kindergarten classroom.. All are invited to attend this most worthwhile project. Tragedy struck a family of the parish on Wednesday afternoon, April 20th when the home of Wilfred and Marian Austin and family on the 4th Concession of Ashfield was completely destroyed by fire. Neighbours gathered on Saturday, 'April 23rd to clean up the site and a benefit dance is to be held on Friday, May 6th at the Agricultural Hall in Dungannon. Ladies are asked to please bring lunch. Lucknow Horticultural Society'springs"to life About 120 people gathered at the Lucknow Hall on Tuesday evening April 19th at 8 p.m. when the Lucknow and District Horticulture Society entertained visitors from Kincardine, Ripley and Teeswater Societies. Our President Margaret Burkhart welcomed everyone, and we opened with "0 Canada", accompanied by Edith Webster. Margaret Burkhart introduced our guest speaker, Mr. Gerry Brickman, from Brickman's Country Flowers of Wartburg. He grows many gladioli, and this year.he plans to plant about 30,000 glads. He demonstrated how roses should be pruned and cared for during the summer and made ready for winter. He had several perennials with him and gave us many suggestions when and where they 'should be planted, pruned and cared for. He grows about 600 perennials in his gardens. He gave many suggestions for fertilizing and treating for various bugs etc. Mrs. Betty O'Donnell thanked the speaker. The committee - Betty O'Donnell, Joyce Swan, Anne Anderson, Noma Camp- bell, Doris Culbert and Mary Lavis (Jim), served refreshments. The visitors were able to ask Mr. Brickman questions while the Lucknow Society held a separate brief business meeting. The minutes of the February meeting were read and approved. Several thank you notes were received from the churches who had received Easter lilies. Discussion regarding the Convention in Ottawa was held over until a later date, as we plan to have a Board Meeting soon. Joan Robinson made the motion that we adjourn. Happy Hearts gather On April 8 the Happy Hearts meeting was head in the Legion Hall. We sang 0 Canada and our opening song and the minutes were adopted as read. It was moved by Rita Ir- win, seconded by Marion Gamble that the treasurer's report be adopted as read by Freda Collins. The correspondence was dealt with and it was moved by Gladys Ar- nold we send a delegate to the conference in Toronto, but as no one seconded it, the mo- tion was dropped. Florence welcomed everyone and Marion and Bill Collins led in a sing song. Alma Gillies reported for the visiting committee and Chester Emmerton advertised our last dance for April 28. Freda Collins asked for a vote on euchre, and there will be one more party on April 25. Elizabeth Fair and Marie Colling were in charge of the program which began with both giving an Easter reading. With Mary Gibson at the piano Bertha Scott and Marion Lowry delighted us with several duets which were enjoyed by all. Elizabeth had some good jokes, then she introduced Todd Farrell who spent a year in Sweden. Through slides he took us on a delightful trip to several cities and explained each slide in an interesting manner, also answered several questions. Elizabeth thanked him and presented him with a gift. Alma Gillies gave the courtesies and the closing exercices and grace brought us to the lunch and the end of a good meeting.