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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-03-12, Page 14..... 4IP dr r as, IP dir dr dr dr r dr r ..dir r. IP' sr .01,` Air 40. Ir Ir dr dr ..dr A New Shipment Of Furniture and Mattresses HAVE JUST ARRIVED TO COMPLETE YOUR' SPRING DECORATING STEP-ON CAN ONLY $6.98 3 COLORS IRONING BOARD AND PAD SET oto:i $9.98 NVTIC IGNS ON FOR USINESS EYE-CATCHING 3-D MAGNETIC SKINS LOW COST- '1' 1 111 EYE E PO'SW;10' , • 4 iVlOBl LE tkrAVEF9'1S1 OFF FOR PLEASURE LUCKNOW .SENTINEL Phone 528-2822 master charge ...II :11C (WI U•1.1.4.1 ri Theres No Place Like Home Phone 528-3008 • ','"-L,:istrivkrAttInia.-m,--.z,volle..,3,,,- tooltiF,P,RDsZt.4" WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1975 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Murray Gaunt Is insytute Speaker Executhie Meet At Port Elgin GET' READY FOR M'X't7Z=NT" BE AN e y bird our 1 Stop Cleaning & Decorating Centre WALLPAPER and PAINT Mod "Spe401. SiSi, 14.. MARCH 880 SALE 88 AS WELL AS MANY OTHER 88c ITEMS FROM OUR RED SPOCi81 39" mattress'. box sprime and headboard - brackets aid leis °obi ep77 COO •7 OC 1/ r'r 410. 411P dir .101P 411. r I r .11IP r r I dirI 41.* 4P 41111' r AP I I I dir 40, CELSIUS ANC! FARENHEIT THERMOMETERS $1.19 WHITECHURCH NEWS Whitechurch Women's Institute Agriculture and Canadian 'Indust- ries meeting was held on Monday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Jas. Wilson, Wingharn; Miss Merle Wilson presided and opened the meeting with the„ Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. She . gave a poem March. Thank you notes for Valentine Boxes were received from Mrs. Bob Ross, Mrs. Earl Caslick, Mrs. Inglis, Vic Emerson, Phil Chadwick, Misses Mary and Annie' Laidlaw, Annie Kennedy, Ben McClenaghan, Mrs. Wellwood, Mrs. Ella' Johnston, Mrs. Orville Tiffin, - Mrs. Violet Laidlaw, Mrs. Mary Chapman Sr., Rtissel Chapman and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw for Herb Laidlaw. The roll call, "Would you like to be a farmers wife? If not why? If so why?" was answered, by 15 -members and 3 •visitors. A nominating committee to bring in a • slate of officers for the April annual meeting is Mrs. Bill Rintoul, Mrs. Garnet Farrier .and Mrs. Victor Emerson. Mrs. John Currie read a poem "The . The motto ."Three grand essen- tials to happiness in this life are something to love, something to do and something to hope for", was given by Mrs. Tom Metcalfe. Mrs. Currie introduced the guest speaker Murray Gaunt M.P,P. Mr. Gaunt spoke on Agriculture. He Mrs. Arthur Teasdale, chairman of the Bruce County W.I. Rally, was in charge when the executive met at the home of the secretary- treasurer Mrs. Ken McKinnon of Port' Elgin. Nine members attended the meeting. Plans were made for the rally ,which -is to, be held at Whitechurch on. Thursday, October 16th with Bruce South District as hostess. Discussion was held on the byLlaws for the TartairCommit- tee. • Lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs: Arthur Teasdale. said the farmer is squeezed on the one hand because prices for his needs are increasing so rapidly, while prices for what he sells are falling. The cost of production is up, e.g. corn is 55% and food is 35%. He also spoke of the - returnable bottles. Miss Mary .Hehn thanked Mr. Gaunt and Presented him with a gift. Mrs. Currie conducted a contest, which was tied 'by Mrs. Bill Rintoul, Miss Merle Wilson and Mrs. George Fisher. It was decided/to make candy to be sent to Wingham Hospital after the April meeting. A pot luck dinner will be held at noon at the• April meeting. Miss WilSon gave the courtesy remarks.- The Queen and Institute Grace were sung. The lunch committee served refreshments. FROM OUR LARGE, SELECTION OF 'PATTERNS AND COLORS 41. 4ir r ........ ar, I de r r 41.` .dir I 40P I 4. dr dr ..dr r IP Ir dr dr dir Home • Hardware - Stores, PURPLE GROVE The family night planned for the community centre Friday night was cancelled due to the sudden death of Bill Arnold of Ripley, formerly from the Purple Groye area. The community extends deepest sym- , pathy to his wife Gladys and their family.. A card party with a St. Patrick's Day theme is pla.nnd for the Centre. Neighbours will be sorry to hear of the death of Hank Parker of Hamilton. Mr. Parker has been a summer resident for the past 'three years since he purchased the former Gordie Hodgkinson farm on the 12th of Kinloss Township. Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Reid visited Satu'i'day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushell. Overnight guest on Saturday with Miss , Sandra Reid was Miss Lisa Collins. Week end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Burton Collins were Mr. and Mrs. Ed McGillivray and daughter Kelly from Goderich. The regular Women's Institute meeting was held on March 5 at the home of Mrs. Harvey Needham. A number of people from this area attended World Day of Prayer services 'at various churches. Visiting with Kr. and Mrs. Don Robertson on Friday were Bob Etnerson and Mrs. Marion Emer- son.' The Community Centre will be providing lunch for . the farm machinery sale for Bob Emerson, WHITECHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Bill Porteous 'of Lucknow were Saturday callers on Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson: Those who were privileged to go on the bus from Brookside school to the Science Building at Toronto, report -a most interesting educa- tional day for pupils and adults.' • On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. `Wallace Conn had, long distance calls from Mr. and Mrs. George Conn •of Sherbrooke, Quebec, inviting them to visit 'them _Easter holidays and from Mr. and Mrs. Mack Armstrong of Langenburg, Sask. • On Saturday Mrs. Lewis and Michael of Wingham visited with Mrs. Earl Caslick and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caslick and Scott of Kincardine visited with her. Huntley Dawson of 2nd conces- sion visited on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. Mr. and MrS. Dawson had just returned from a month's holiday in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore accompanied son Richard Moore of the Lucknow Pee Wee hockey team to Cayuga by bus on Sunday. The score was 2-1 in favor of Cayuga, who return to Lucknow on Wednes- day and the Lucknow team go back to Cayuga on Saturday. The members of Whitechurch Women's Institute of the commun- ity convey their sincere sympathy to Mrs. Bill Arnold in the passing . of her husband last week. Mrs. Arnold is well known here having attended, as a speaker. many of the meetings. • • • Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher spent the week end with ,Mr. and Mrs. Bob Estey of Guelph and •Mr. and Mrs. Carman Machan and Ross of Waterloo. Little Heather Beecroft of Wing- ham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Beecroft,, is a patient in Wingham Hospital. This commun- ity wishes her a speedy recovery. On Thursday evening the Luck- now Pee Wee hockey team played an exhibition game with Winghatn team with a score 3-2 in favor of Lucknow, On Saturday afternoon the Lucknow Pee Wee team played Cayuga at Lucknow with a score 4-3 in favor Of, Lucknow. The team are now playing for O.M.H.A. Richard Moore got a goal in this game. Mr. and Mrs. John Currie on Tuesday evening attended the Irish Rovers Concert at Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Wilkens and John Clipperton were in Toronto on Wednesday, where they attended a mechanics show. On Friday Mrs. Bev Kay-went to Toronto, where she joined' her husband at the banquet for Knox College graduates., They returned home' on 'Saturday when they visited on their .way home with his mother Mrs. Kay a patient at Guelph Hospital. 20% STILL OFF ALL HOCKEY EQUIPMENT AND SNOWMOBILE SUITS GARDEN SEEDS It PEAT POTS i t CLAY POTS ; JUST ARRIVED FOR SPRING RON MACHAN Home Hardware