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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-05-21, Page 2The LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO "Tito Sepoy Town" — On the Huron-Bruce Boundary • • • • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• to Second Class Mail Registration Number 0847 Established 1873 — Published Wednesday Member, of the C.C.N.A. and 0.W.NA. Subscription Rate, $8.00 a year in advance $2 extra to U.S.A. and Foreign Donald C. Thompson, Publisher Shur-Gain Research shows theneed for a variety of mineral mixes to meet the basic differences in feeding conditions ,across thecountry: And because minerals should beSelected not only by where you feed, but, also by what you feed, ask your Shur-Gairf dealer for those, Shur-GaM Minerals best suited to your region. . , ' Shui-Gain Minerals 'offer the advantages ,of; range of ' . choiCe, quality ingredients and modest price:Ask for them by .name. • . . . . Shur )Gain .„ for the modern farmer. - • Anderson flax Pr4cloctsi:.:4601ted. PHONE 528-2026 LUCKNOW Phone 528-3009 Residence 528-2119 *******************••••44)•••••••••••••••••••• Holiday visitors with Mrs. Cam- eron MacDonald, Lucknow, were Mrs. Roderick MacLeod of Chat- ' ham, Mrs. W. G. *Murdoch of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Kennedy and their son Scott Alexander Murdoch of Missis- sauga. ' Mrs. Ron. Bothwell of Norwood was a week, end visitor. in Lucknow with her mother, Mrs. Ed Thom. Mrs. Thom accompanied her home to Norwood, where she will spend the next three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dexter spent four days at the Holland Tulip Time in Holland, Michigan; also part of the time at Kalamazoo, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Carter, Wingham, along with other family members namely Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Brebner, R. 1 Wingharn; Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Carter and, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bailey, Walkerton, were among the pass- engers on board Bus 1 on the conducted Hanover Holiday Tours which departed Friday evening for Nashville, Tennessee and returned Monday evening. Their tour guide was Miss Mail), Anne Beuhlow, Walkerton and Wm. Moulton, Kincardine was, their bus driver. Places of interest they visited were the, Grand Ole Oprey Saturday Nite Show, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, The Upper Room Chapel and Opryland. Sunday. morning a tour was made among the historical sites and the homes of the stars of film and song. While in Nashville they were guests at Vanderbilt West End Ave. Holiday Inn. • Ron. McQuillin of Kinloss recent- ly' returned home after eight weeks in "Wingham and London Hospitals where he underwent surgery. A group of about 40 young people from Zion Church in Kitchener attended the morning service at Lucknow United Church on Sunday. They Were at a week end camp at Silver Lake. $1000 GRANT CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 . Mrs. IVan (Gail) Cranston of A'shfield has been. engaged to supervise the program and her staff will include Leone Cranston of Ashfield, Connie Stevenson and Linda Campbell, both of West Wawanosh. Registration for swimming for the summer months has been set for June 7th and 14th. There will be two swimming sessions, July and August. Johii Hamilton of. Lucknow will Supervige the swimming prograM and his assistant will be Gail MacPherson of Teeswater. Both are former. instructors. The three other instructors are Mary Ann Miltenburg of Ashfield, Marilyh Murray of Kinloss and Kathy Treleaven of Lucknow. All three are graduates of the Lucknow swimming program. Part time life -guards at the pool will be Mrs. Bill (Donna) Moffat of Kinloss and 'Ian Montgomery. of Lucknow. Public swimming will begin about the middle of June with classes commencing July 2nd. The Recreation Committee ap- preciate the- interest of the many who applied for the swimming and recreation positionS. Spring Concert Of Lucknow Town And Country Club The Lucknow Town and Country Club Spring concert was held. May 12 in the Legion Hall with 'a large attendance. It was be4utifully decorated with spring floWers: Phonse Murray, president, open- ed the entertainment and the members sang O Canada and their theme song, accompanied by Mrs. Harvey Webster. Mr. Murray then introduced his wife Gertie:, the program convener, who welcomed the audience and began the program with Town and Country singing - "It isn't any trouble just to smile, Side Walks of New York, Little Brown Jug, And the 'More We Get Together". The next 'number was Mrs. Jim McEwan playing an accordian selection. A vocal duet by Fr. Ed Dentinger C.R. and Elmer Umbach included the numbers "Dear Hearts and Gentle. Pepple, Drifing and Dreaming, When Your Hair Turns to Silver, Carolina Moon and Now Is the Hour". Lisa Husk did a tap dancing number. The Irish Rovers enter- tained with Irish songs, jokes and stories, accompanied by Mrs. Viola McKenzie, and violin play': •: by • Frank Scott, Other members o e he group were Mrs. John A: Ma ''I on- aid, Mrs. Joe Scott, Mrs: Donald /flue, Mes. Jim Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Walter Lock. A skit; "Saved" was by Mrs. Ronald and Mrs, Ray Stanley. Square dancing numbers by Huron `Bruce Swingers and violin selec- flops by Elliott Carruthers, accom- panied by his wife Grace were enjoyed. The 1975 Hat Fashion Preview was performed by Mrs. Bob Helm, Mrs. Clarence Irwin, Mrs. Marsh- all Gibson, Mrs. Al Irwin, Mrs. Les Purvis,' Mrs. Spence Irwin, Mrs. Howard Barger, Min;: Victor John- son with Mrs. Harvey Webster as commentator. Brother Carl Voll C.R. gave a recitation, Maggie and • JiggS.. Tap dancing by little Lisa Husk and square dancing by the Swingers were again enjoyed. A reading by Mrs. Donald McCosh, an accordian selection 'by Mrs. Jim McEwan and violin playing by , Mr. and Mrs. Carruthers complet- ed the program. • Mrs. Mprray thanked the enter- tainers and commended the aud- ience for their 'response and attention. Harvey Webster thank- ed the convener, Mrs. Murray. God Save the Queen brought an enjoyable evening to a close. WINS AWARD CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Hospital Training Centre Valedic- torian Award presented by Mr. D. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Hackett held a smorgasbord supper for family members and friends at' their home that evening in honour of Rosalea's graduation. Rosalea has accepted a position at the Stratford General Hospital starting,June 2nd. WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1915 Shur-Gain Makes Many Mineral Formulas, and your-dealer stocks what you need in your area. Mrs. Ray Hamilton, Joanne and Wendy, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamilton and Jennifer -of Hanover. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire and Brian visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Engel, Marilyn and Robbie, at their cottage at Lurgan Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Sickle and Trevor enjoyed a barbecue on Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cameron of Ashfield. Mr. and Mrs. Bert White and family of Birr visited on. Sunday with Mr. and Mts. Oscar White. • LAST ICHANCE! . OLYMPIC LOTTERY TICKETS SUPPORT THE 1976 SUMMER OLYMPICS BUTTON'S MEAT MARKET L VCKIiOW Is . Now Closed For Counter Trade But Will Continue TO Sell Beef By The Quarters and Halves PAGE TWO THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO esmismoiseig•m••••11•11!"w 40th Anniversary Hold Reception OLIVET NEWS Congratulations to Mr. and-Mrs. Eldert 'Geertsma, who celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary on Saturday. Friends and neighbours were' invited to a reception 'at the Christian Reformed Church, Luck- now. Bill 'and David Black of London spent the holiday, week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Black and Joyce. . CUSTOM KILLING WILL CONTINUE AS USUAL / ON TUESDAY AND THURSDAY CUT AND WRAPPED TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS At Kin Convention Attending the District 1 spring convention for Kinsmen at Univer- sity of Western Ontario in London this past week end were Mr. and, Mrs., Brian Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Rathwell, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Barger, Donnie Johnstone and 'Tony Johnstone of the Lucknow Club. The candidate for Zone B, John Green of Drayton, was elected District 1 Governor over the 85 clubs in the Zone. The Lucknow Club,took part in his campaign. TICKETS $10 EACH June 8 Draw On Sale At LUCKNOW SENTINEL