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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-07-16, Page 121.4 • q Page 12 uela w Seniinel¢. Wednesday, July 16, 1986 f 5 KM EAST OF LUCKNOW ON liWY. #86' PICK YO. MOWN STRAWBERRIES STILL AVAILABLE PICK 4°0; 6' qt. baskets and. get the 5th 6r qt. basket free M• HOURS: Mon. » Ed. 8 a.m. ,. 8 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. ,. 5 p,m. Closed Sunday 528-2900 • 528-3937 Weather and Supply permitting Gaunt guest at meeting WI Meeting The tweeting of Whitechurch: Wotnen's Institute of Citizenship and World Affairs oy Valetta' Emerson was held July 9 in the Whitechurch Community Memorial Hall. Mrs. Norma. Rintoul welcomed all and opened with a poem by Ed Lamb. Plans were made for the' -area convention on September 8 C at Southampton. Jean Mac- Duire was chosen as the delegate alternate to Mrs. John Currie. A duet by Mrs. Janette Wardrop and Mrs. Cathy Gibson was enjoyed by the members. Evelyn Gibb gave a reading on. Adelaide Hoodiess who started WI work in 1897. The roll call, Should Canada open its borders to other countries and why, was answered by the members. The motto, good citizens are not born, they are developed, was given by Mrd. Norma Rintoul. It is true that in many hones across the nation, goon citizenship isnot taught to .the children either by y word or by example. A qualified citizen .must obey laws of their own government, Good ,citizenship is honest, integrity, taking pride in your property and are happy to report she is now able to of others. ^ recuperate in her own home. Mrs. Rintoul introduced the guest ` Bill Forster was admitted to Wingham speaker, Mr. Murray Gaunt, who gave a • Hospital on Thursday. Your many friends wish you a very speedy recovery. A large crowd attended the tractor pull at the Ltraffic. uckrtow on onthe thehighwaweekey,nd as shown by Tom, Vannus of London spent Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Hector Purdon of Strath- roy spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Angus Falconer. While here, he held an open house at Mrs. Cassie Mowbray's home on the weekend in preparation for a sale. Mr. and Mrs. Relison Falconer and Mrs. Cassie Mowbray of Sarnia spent the weekend at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Falconer, Tony, Tine and Arany spent Sunday enjoying the sites at Niagara Falls. The Falconer Reunion was held on Sunday, July 13 at the home of John Dan McInnes,' beside the • trailer park and Legion Hall at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sinnamon of Bornholm visited on Sunday with Mr. and .Mrs.. Ernest Beecroft. ▪ Mrs. Eldon Emerson underwent surgery last week at St. Cathertines Hospital.. We slide presentation of his trip to Great Britain which was -enjoyed by all. He was; thanked by Mrs.. Rena Fisher. . Tlie. lucky spot on the cup was. won by;,., . Mrs. 'Evelyn Gibbs. Lunch was served by' .Mrs.. Jan McGuire,.Mrs, Rena Fisher and. with Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw assisting Mrs. Agnes .Farrier,. ; Elroy with faun work. There pis no meeting for August. 4 Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs.:Eiroy' Fir plcntc ;. Laidlaw visited Mr. and MrS. Dee Miller. • The Farrier picnic was `held" in: the George McQudiin of Toronto spent the Whitechurch Community Memor aly oweather I all+ -:,weekend with Mr.: and Mrs. Bili Purdon. Saturda nount of w ather conditions.' ' ° .. i"a. cs e •: 'Mrs,•�►rbCa�rCy'aiKitchenef Spent Air liad. .a good 'time enjoying . nusic► few Holidays last .week'w.ith' her parents games, and, contests., Approxbmately` 30 Mr. • .Mrs�.• Bill tdon.and i• were in attendance.• • Mk and Mrs Carl McClenaghan. °aiple rs pa ponied Pat Kennedy and Doug Duncan to Word .Was received recently by Mrs. . Pike `.Lake '.Sunday .to visit Mrs Gertrude..Tifn . of Winsham • that Sid ' Kennedy** mother` at a cottage there« 'Payne.;: Who. was at a, ursing IoneaJohn MacKinnon Newmarket•is,oving 'back - t.. ud,sghifiaWndlt_on ions Saturday .:amon$friends..to • d celebrate �Mrs� Lillian Farlow's' Mr. aad:•Mrs. George,Lubbetrs, Karen, birthdayEveryone also gathered at David ,Brian, 'Dennis and Richard**. Wed>kesj, : •MacKinnon''s 'for a `.tam ly 'picnic :on day evening with her parents Mr. and Mrs..; _Sunday. Danny McKenzie attended iron. j, Benjamin. The family rertnained to. shalt ' : the. • West:.: He also visited with Rev. and • over Thursday while both parents were. at Mrs. Clarence McClenaghan of Kincardine "on Sunday.', work.. . • Ws now crystal aclncir. Everything's cooking in•the classifieds. 1`o buy r sell a car, to meet a new friend, to find a lost drog, to sell your aria, to find a new jobs, .to locate a handyman, to run a garage sale, to hire a. Gook., and so much morel You won't find 1\. another marketplace like it anywhere, ,,r To Place Your Ads, e. • dies honor Bm ACS On Thursday at noon the ACW ladies from here were welcomed at the rectory at Lucknow by Rev. Merelyn Letson, assisted by her mother Mrs. Shepherd. After the grace was said all went tolhe' dining room table , which was most attractive and laden with delicious goodies served in smorgasbord style. Rev. Letson expressed her personal appreciation andall those present to Miss Edna Boyle who has been the church " organist for 73 years. Maureen Collins presented Edna with an arrangement. of lovely carnations: Edna's sister May Boyle has been Family Life secretary of the children of the ° church for many years, remetnbering their birthdays with cards and gifts, also to each new baby on their baptismal day.. Maureen presented May with carnations and Tara Thacker, on behalf of the children of the church, gave both Edna and May a lovely china dish and a stick pin. Pictures were taken and both of the honoured ladies expressed their sincere appreciation for such a lovely surprise party, end to those who arranged it, and to, those :who contributed' towards • the ° gifts • r '1. tyidYdpitey. iirlillioW, ONTARIO 5!! rev. approaehhng • which. they -will always °cherish, and do deeply appreciate. Each of the ladies brought articles and a lovely bale was packed to be sent to help the needy people of Haiti. People report Mrs'. Bill Burt had her leg cut removed. at Kincardine Hospital on Tuesday an rte managing very well with a walker. Wayne, Mandy and Dan Rhody of London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rhody and other members of his family here. Mrs. M. Christensen had an afternoon tea at the Pentecostal Manse on Tuesday in honour of Mrs. Marretta ' Hodgins of Niagara Falls who is having a holiday here. The afternoon was spent visiting, and. Marietta was very glad to be back for such an°enjoyable tinte with friends. . Congratulations to . Mr. and Mrs.. Pout. Burt who were married on Saturday, July 12 at St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Church in *Waver, midway pO►it Agricrew is quickly approstcbing the . midway point sof the program. . The crew members have been working extremely hard despite the weather conditions. The four Agricrcws who work out of Huron County have been kept busy helping area farmers with haying, fencing, weed- ing, and of course - picking stones. These eager students have been working well together as a team and cm►phasize satisfy. • ing results • ,' • At the present tirade, area farmers are needed to provide work for the Agticrews. Bookings are needed' for the time between now and August 15. If you have any ag`riculturai related jobs that you just don't have time to complete yourself, why not ,give Agricrew a try. For $90 a day, Agricrew may be hired up to a maximum of five working days. O 1