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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-02-12, Page 11Let .ycksis!. fOrage. be your guide! Good management' says -Choose your mineral according to the fotage used.— That's why Shur-Gain offers four diff- erent mineral choicas outlined below for yoiir selection. • A PARTNER IN UNITED & FEDERATED APPEALS • , Rugged dual auger unit with front drive cuts through • the toughest silage. Delivers high capacity of practically • any type of silage in hot or cold weather. Available in single. or dual auger models, up to 30 ft. diameter silos. Optional automatic letdown, tool :01 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ' PAGE ELEVEN W EON EWAN', FEBRUARY 12, '1975 • 'SHUR-GAIN ESSENTIAL MINERALS #1 FOR NON-LEGUME FEEDING To be fed' where the roughage is grass, hay or corn silage. Unit 1 SI. Andrews Ripley Unit 1" of St Andrew's 'United hurch Women, Ripley met at the ome of Mrs. Morris Reid. Mrs. ordon Patterson was convener for e program. She read a poem and d' in prayer. Everyone sang with record "Onward Christian Sold- rs''. This was a new idea and roved very successful. Mrs. Cecil arnochan led in the topic on,"the amily".• Love your neighbour as urself ind you will love God: embers were then divided into 3 ups and each had a family uation and had to play the part of roily members. These were all uations that all families have had face at some time and proved teresting and thought-provoking. iss Christine Robertson told teething of the life of Paul and letter to the Philippians. embers will study this book at re meetings. Mrs. Victor wley read Phil. 1: 1-10 which wed Paul's love and.concern for se people. he. new leader and secretary n took charge of the business; . Wm. Arnold and Mrs. Victor ' ley. A house rule when I was ng was the roll call and the wers proved that most homes e definite rules for families. It decided to pass jars among the hers and to continue. Unit 1's port of an Ecuinenical Mission t. John's, Newfoundland. rs. Francis Boyle thanked the ess. The Presbyterial will be in Hanover on February 28th the March Unit meeting will be rs. Wallace Pollock's home. . Carnochan read a fine story of tly.rules while members enjoy- cup of tea served by Mrs. Reid her daughter Mrs. 'Jack pbell. Week af Hearing Mrs. Ross Shiells Speaker At Unit 5 Mrs. Fred Flanagan welcomed Unit, 4 of the Lucknow United Church Women tb her home for the February meeting. Fourteen mem- bers and one visitor Were present. Unit leader, Mrs. Leonard Rit- chie, opened the meeting with a poern "The Weaver" followed by a hymn. Announcements were that the Presbyterial meeting will be held in Hanover,' February 28th and the general 'beefing February 18th. The Youth Group of our church are sponsoring. "Cool in the furnace", a 'Youth Choir from Ripley. Mrs. Ritchie announced that 50th anniv- ersary spoons or pins could be purchased. We received an invitation from the Presbyterian Evening Auxiliary td attend their meeting March 18th. Mrs. Cliff„ Crawford gave the financial report. Mrs-. Ernest Ackert asked for more helpers in the nursery. Mrs. Ritchie closed this portion of the meeting with prayer. , The program was introduced by Mrs. Bob Struthers with "A thought for the month Mrs. Mrs. Murray 'Henderson read the scrip- ture from Galatians. Miss Eliza- beth Ritchie gave the meditation on self control- and Mrs. Struthers led in prayer. A hymn was sung, followed with a reading by 'Mrs. Murray Henderson on he origin of Valentine's Day. • Mrs. 'Herb Barger favoured with an accordian selection. Mrs. Bob Struthers introduced the guest speaker,. Mrs. Ross Shiells who gave an 'Aspiring message on "The reason for living". — Elizabeth Ritchie thanked Mrs. Shiells and closed the meeting with the benediction. A social hour followed. PINE RIVER Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chowan and Gertrude Lee Walden spent the week end with. Mr. and Mrs. 'Murray Walden. • Mr. and Mrs. Brad Rotteau and Amy spent the•weel end with Mr.', and Mrs. Bill' Kempton. Roger Farrell was at home for the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Farrell. Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Enamerton spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs.' Mervin. Funston. Dennis Courtney, Elliott Lowry, Peter. Walden and Gordon Shantz left Saturday for a week's 'holiday in Acapulco. • Quite a number have been • victims of the flu. 4-H CLUB We held our second meeting at the home of the leader' Mrs. Gary Courtney on Tuesday, February 4th at 7 o'clock. The meeting opened with the 4-H pledge. The next meeting will be on February 11th at 7 o'clock at our leader's home. Gail Messenger demonstrated how to shape , basic white bread. Mrs. Gary Courtney discussed bread techniques. The members discus-. sed what the club name was to be and decided on "Dough Daub- bers". For Home Activity mem- bers are to make basic white bread and to bring a piece that they made to the' next 'meeting. PURPLE GROVE A cleaning "bee" was held it the school on Tuesday to prepare it for a new coat of , paint and also for the dance and card party Saturday night. Todd Thompson, youngest son of of Bob and Judy. Thompson, has been a • patient in Kincardine Hospital for several days. • Mr. and -Mrs. Duane Greig and family of ,Waterloo spent Thursday and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gawley. Also visiting with the' 9awleys on Friday 'were Mr. and Mrs. Barry Johnston and Lyndon. • . . .Mr. and Mrs. Jim Emerson, Frankie and Suzie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Emer- son and Bob. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sutton and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Sutton in Tees- water. Whitechurch UCW WHITECHURCH NEWS Whitechurch U.C.W. held their monthly meeting February 5 at the home of Mrs. Russel Chapman with an attendance of 10.' Mts. Lorne Durnin opened with a reading. All sang Unto the hills. Mrs. George Thompson read ;the scripture from Genesis 26. She also gave a thought of the month, A Walking Christian. The hymn .0 God our help in ages -past, was 'sung. Mrs. Lorne Durnin gave the story, We need a solid foundation and a poem on prayer. The roll call was answered by , the members giving a scripture verse with heart. Mrs. Dave Gibb, treasurer, gave her report. Mrs. ',Milian Moore gave the topic Mission begins with you, stressing as we speak and act with others we exhibit a mission atti- tude. Mrs. McClenaghan read Luke 10. Mrs. Milian Moore closed the meeting with prayer. • ;• SHUR-GAIN ESSENTIAL MINERALS # 2' FOR LEGUME FEEDING To be fed with high, legume forage... to balance the high calcium and low phOsphorus of legumes. SHUR:GAIN RANGE MINERALS For 1Nestern feeding 'conditions where salt is provided separately and • stock' is on a high hey w pasture ration. Kitchener were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and 'Mrs. Neil Rintoul and Steven of West Wawa- nosh. Mrs. Hazel Purdons of Lucknow Spent the week end with her daughter Mrs. Gordon Rintoul, Mr. Rintoul and family. Home for the week end with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw were Joanne of Goderich, Paul of Guelph, and Jane of London. Visitors on the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan and Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClen- aghan were Mr. and Mrs. Harry _Moss of Plattsville and Mrs. Bill Ryan and daughter Janet of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Russel McGuire of Kitchener spent a few days last week fixing up the home they have, purchased on No. 4 highway near the motel. WHITECHURCH This community is pleased to learn that Alex Inglis at Westmin- ster Hospital is improving as well as Can be expected. The community will' .be pleased to learn that Randy Scott was permitted to return home from Wingham Hospital on Monday. Mr. Lawrence King on Sunday told the congregation at White- church United Church that he would be. leaving the charge this • summer. 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