The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-04-18, Page 6STOCKER FEEDER SALE
HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES
Monday, April 23rd
1,000 HEAD
consisting of Steers, Heifers and Calves
FOR CONSIGNMENTS CONTACT THE MANAGEMENT
Victor Hargreaves — 482-7511 (Clinton)
William Livingston — Dungannon 529-7521
Barry Miller — Exeter 235-2717 and Kbitton 229-8205
Auctioneers Hector McNeil and Larry Girdiner
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DOG LICENCES
AND TAGS
Are available at the Municipal Office,
Lucknow and must be purchased no later than
May ind, 1973. All dogs within the municipality
must be licensed.
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WE ARE DISTRIBUTORS FOR s
ALL SHELL PRODUCTS.
INCLUDING AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS AND
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BLA DEX
For broad leaf weeds and annual grasses in corn. Can be mixed
with atrazine or used' alone with water. Leaves no residue in
soil. For pre or early post emergent use.
,_EDWARD FUELS
GO6ERICI-1, ONTARIO
Phone 524-8386
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Happy
Handicrafters
lie fourth meeting of theSt.
an Happy Handi -Crafters
;held April 11 at 7.00 in St.
Hall. • The meeting was
with the 4-H •
ge, The roll call was then
eted,, The treasurer's report
the Minutes of the last meet-
were read. Next meeting is
Thursday, April 18 at 8.30.
tovers are yellow with brown
• Carol Martin and Verna
are to design the Cov -
We discussed our Home
pent and the results. We
ibaiit "Finishing Necklines".
ere shown how to make
,binding and the rolled edge
, The rest of the meeting
gent with each
working on her own
eat; The meeting closed
the 4-1:1 Creed.
ippy Trinettes
fifth meeting of the Zippy
ttes was held Saturday,
14 at 1.15 in Trinity Church
eat.
e meeting opened with the
ledge led by the president
Anne Alton. The roll call
hswered by the members..
Id meeting wilrbe April
1.16in the church base-
. Sherri Jerome read the
tes of the last meeting.
e assignments were taken
. Don Hackett discussed
lemonstrated finishing the
edge of a sleeve and the
'tailor's hem. -Mrs. D. A. Hack-
ett discussed and demonstrated
facings for .a sleeVeless armhole
and how to set in a sleeve. Hand•
out notes were taken up. For
group work each girl did a sample
of the tailor's hem.
For home work we are to, read
pages 38-39 and do meeting.
five handout note. Wilma Hack-
ett closed with 'The choice of
thread is very important. You
must use one that will stretch '
with the garment. 'Use' of cotton
thread usually results in popping
seams.
Present Service
Sprs To Guides
The regular meeting of the •
Lucknow Girl Guides was held
Wednesday ! April 11 at 7 p.m, •
The meeting 'opened with roll
call'followed 1,-.7 Flag raising by
the Scarlet Tanager patrol. and
the singing of 0 Canada.
During.Horseshow formation
the following girls' received
service stars. 5' yr. , Lorna
Boyle, Kathryn McKim; 4 yr. ,
Joan Hamilton;. 3 yr. ; Nancy,
Thompson, Deborah Bolt , Bever-
ley Wilkins; 1, yr. , Janet Humph'
rey.
While in Patrol, the Scarlet
Tanagers practised raising the
flag. Tenderfoot tests were pas-
sed by Deborah' Bolt. Second
class tests were passed by Kathy
Brodks, Nancy Thompson', Suz-
anne Corrin,, Deborah Bolt, and
Barbara Hackett.
A Kim's game was led by
Kathy Treleaven. Campfire
was led by Jill Murray, which ,
turned out to be rather boisterous
but loads of fun.
The meeting adjourned with
Vespers and Taps.
Cottage Breafrin
During. Winter
PURPLE GROVE NEWS
, Bob Karn of London spent Sun -
day in this area. He visited
friends and on checking on the
McNabb cottage found it had.
been broken into during the wint-
er and served as a shelter for
persons unknOwn cilio left dirty .
dishes and unmade beds. '
A family anniversary party was
held in Strathroy recently in-
honour of Mr. and Mrs. Mac
Lane, The Lanes enjoyed dinner
at the Dolphin Country Club.
Mr.' and Mrs. Cecil Sutton
and family attended the double
wedding recently of. John King.
and Cathy Adair• and Cathie's
sister and her fiance. The wed- •
dings took place at the Trinity:,
United Church at Malton. • •
Robbie Sutton was junior usher
and little. Rodney ring bearer.
Mrs. Claude. Dore Sr. , Mrs.
Gerald Rhody, ,Mrs. Harvey
Thornpson and Wray enjoyed a
trip to Port. Huron two 'weeks
ago, where they visited with
relttives.
Mrs. Don Dore, Jim and Frank-
ie spent Saturday in Durham with
Mr... and Mrs. William Wood 'and
David. •
Bryan Boyle is home from Col-
lege with his family.
Mr. .and Mrs. Bob Thompson
and Robbie visited Thursday even-
ing with Mrs. Claude Dore Sr. of
Bervie.•
Rodney Sutton was a 'guest of
Randy Collins on Saturday.
Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Don Dore and family were. Bob
Karn, Margie Collins, Harry.
Smit , Rick McGillivray, Stuart
Dore, Sally Harrison, Carson
Brooks and Lois Needham' and
Mr. and Mrs. William Wood Jr.
and family and Bob King of Ken-
ora. '
The 'flu still seems to be mak-
ing its rounds and catching up
with those it missed the first,
time. Its latest victims are'
Margaret and Stuart' Lane and
Don Dore. ',
WH1TECHURCH
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. El-
wood Groskorth visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Gar Free of Stratford.
Visitors on the week end' with
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet. Farrier
and Mrs. Eunice Gillespie were
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McFarlane of
Brantford and Mr. and Mrs. Cec-
il Furbur of Teasdale, Sask:,
who had been on a tour of Spain
and Portugal for 2 months visit-
ing their 2 sons there. ,•
Mrs. Earl Elliott
Is Purple Grove
WI President
The April meeting. of the Purp-
le Grove Women's Institute met
on April 4 at the community
centre in the afternoon. , Mrs.
Francis Boyle welcomed every-
one and Mrs. Donald McCosh
dealt with the roll call, which
Was, "The Best Bargain I bought
ast year", also business and pay.
n\erkof fees for 1973-1974. Mem-
bers of the' W.I. canvassed for 0
the cancer society.
Mrs. Donald MacKay read
the scripture. Mrs. Cecil Sutton
gave a report,.on the district
Bogie of NHL'
Mr. and. Mrs. Al Tweddle of
Mount Hope spent the week end
with the Jerome family.
( Mr. and Mrs,. Allan Gibson',,
Diane, Glen and Brenda spent
Sunday with his cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernie Gibson and family,
Amberley.
Brenda Ritchie, a student at
Region School of Nursing, Owen
Sound, is spending, a week's holi-
days with her parents Mr. and
9Mrs. Allan Ritchie and fainily.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Levick
(former Marjorie Alton) of
Toronto called on John Ritchie
during the week end.
annual. Reports were--given by
those on' standing committees.
A report on last year's annual
meeting, was read by the
secretary.
Mrs. Cecil, Sutton brought in 'a
slate of officers for 1973-1974
who were installed by Mrs. F.
Boyle.
The new officers are: Presid-
,ent , Mrs. Earl Elliott; 1st vice',
Mrs. Harvey Needham; 2nd
vice, Mrs. Harvie Thompson; ,•
secretary, Mrs. Donald Reid;
treasurer, Mrs. Donald McCosh;.
District Director, Mrs. Francis •
Boyle; alternate , Mrs.
Cecil Sutton; Branch 'Directors ,
Mrs. Victor •Gawley, Mrs. Wal-
ter Forster , Mrs. Burton Collins;
P.R.O. , Miss Mary Robertson;
assistant, Mrs. Norval Stanley;
pianist, Mrs. Francis Boyle
and Mrs. Morford Mackay;
Agricultural and Canadian Ind-
ustries, Mrs. Donald Galles, Mrs.
-Donald MacKay; Family and
.Consumers Affairs, Mrs. Morford
Mabkay, Mrs. George Harkness;
Educational and CulturaLActiv-
ities, Mrs. Morley Scott, Mrs.
'Ben Scott; Citizenship and
'World Affiars, Mrs. Howard. '
Thompson, Mrs. Walter Forster;
'Resolutions., Mrs. Jack Farrell,
•Mrs. Donald Robertson; Curator ,
.Mrs. William Arnold, Mrs. Ben
.Scott;' Auditors, Mrs. Burton Col-
lins l and Mrs .Morford Mackay.
A lovely lunch was
served by Mrs. Norval Stanley and
Mrs. Cecil Sutton. ,
PRLL 19, 1973 THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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WE WILL BE. BACK
FOR ALL YOUR
AIRCRAFT
SPRAYING SPRAYING .'NEEDS ZION
Milvert, Reid returned home
Thursday of last week after spend.
ing four months'and one week at
St. Petersburg', Florida.
Barbara Wilkins, a student at
University of Guelph, is spend-
ing two week's holidays at. the -
home of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wilkins and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ritchie
and Carol spent Sunday with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
CALL NOW FOR AiROPRILLS
AND GRAIN SPRAYING LATER
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