The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-06-19, Page 18------7—"w4.111611111111ININ%
WE SERVICE
VOL KSWAOON
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF USED AND
RECONDITIONED • .
VOLKSWAGON ENGINES
• PRICES ON. ENQUIRY
Taylor's Garage
and
• Used. Cars
BERVIE 'PHONE 3954634
/1
rA:m ' A • I
I
'0 It Pt tt
• fn
PACE 6:10HITEEN
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Lucknow WI
OLYMPI
LOTTERY
TICKETS
• 2 - ONE MILLION DOLLAR
FIRST PRIZES.
k
SUPPORT THE 1976 SUMMER OLYMPICS
• TICKETS $10 EACH.
NOVEMBER 18 DRAW NOW
ON SALE AT
LUCKNOW SENTINEL
JULY 16 DRAW SOLD OUT
• Graduates From
Centralia College
WHITECHURCH NEWS
On Sunday a graduation party
was held to honor Miss Ruth
Elliott, who graduated from Cen-
tralia College on May 10. Sunday
June 9th was the first week that
the celebration could be held for
56 aunts, uncles, cousins, friends,
and grandmother Mrs. Gordon
Elliott of Wingham and grandfath-
er Bill Forster of•West Wawanosh.
The party was held at the home of
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter.
Elliott and family.
The afternoon was spent with
Ruth opening her gifts, among
which were cream and sugars,
vases and flowers, fancy dishes,
'breakfast caddy, plates, mush-
room
cannister set, charm brace-
let, casserole, salad bowl, salt
and peppers and others, ,Adorn-
ing the table for the, barbecue
lunch was a decorated cake in the
form of a book. The commun-
ity extends their congratulations
to Ruth. -
Chalmers W. M.S. will hold
their meeting on Wednesday, June
19th at 2.30 in the Sunday School
room. The leaders are Mrs. Bill
Rintoul, Mrs. Bill Evans; helpers
Miss Mary Laidlaw and Mrs. Wal-
lace Conn; roll call, catechism -
question and answer. Mrs. James
Richardson will show slides and
give a commentary of her work.
Courtesy remarks Mrs. Elmer King
Bill Rintoul on Monday to Wed-
nesday accompanied the Bruce
County Beef Producers by bus to
Sarnia, where they took a plane
to Omaha Nebraska, where they
visited several feed lots in that
area.
W.I. ENJOY BUS TOUR
On Monday Whitechurch W.I.
sponsored a bus from Lucknow for
a tour. They visited Erland Lee
Homestead, a W.I. project, and
the ladies were enthused with the
homestead and its surroundings.
Here they had their picnic lunch
which all brought with them Next
they vlisitd Niagara Falb and
latera shopping plaza , where all
• had supper. They arrived home
around 10 o'clock having enjoyed
a very interesting tour. On the
tour from this section were Mrs.
Harvey Houston, Mrs. Clarence
Ritchie, Mrs. Fred Tiffin, Mrs.
Bill Rintoul, Mrs. Gordon Rintoul,
Mrs. 'Garnet Farrier, Mrs. Bill
Evans, Mrs. Lester Falconer, Mrs.
George Kennedy, Mrs. Dawson
Craig, Mrs. Gordon McBurney,
Mrs. Dan Tiffin, Mrs. Elmer
Slieghtholm, Mrs. Walter Elliott,
Mrs. Archie Purdon, Mrs. John
Currie , Mrs. Don Ross. Others
for the tour were picked up in
Wingharn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gutoskie
and Michelle of Kitchener spent,
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Rintoul.
On Thursday last Alex Inglis
under went surgery at Westminst-
er Hospital, London. On Sunday
his sister Betty Flannigan visited
him and found him progressing
as well as could be,expected.
The community wishes Alex a
most speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Inglis of "\
Victoria, B.C. , have been recent
visitors with his mother MTs. Tom
Inglis and family. This summer
Jack is employed at Kingsville
along with sons Tom and Stephen.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore,
Linda , Richard and Cindy visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Moore of Wroxeter. They also
attended a hard ball game
• between Wingham Tykes and
Listowel Tykes. Richard Moore ,
Joey Tiffin and Danny Martin
play on the Wingham
The Lucknow Women's Institute
held their June meeting on June
lith and met at twelve -thirty for a
pot luck dinner , after which the
president, Mrs. Armstrong Wil-
son, opened the meeting with the
opening ode and the Mary Stewart
Collect.
The correspondence was read
and the business discussed. Cards
were signed to send to the sick
members. A donation was sent tO
the museum at Southampton and
the ladies made arrangements to
take care of the registration for
the reunion. The Institute is
planning a Bus Trip to the Erland
Lee Home and other places of int-
erest and anyone wanting to go
can contact Mrs. Grace Camp-
bell.
Mrs. Sam Gibson had charge of
the program and Mrs. Howard
Barger had a splendid paper on
the motto "He who works with
nature works with God" and the
roll call was answered by a "cur-
rent event pertaining to agricul-
ture";
Mrs. Alex MacNay gave the
morning report of the District
Annual meeting, the theme of the
meeting being "Happiness". Mrs.
Sam Gibson gave the afternoon re-
port and all those who had attend-
ed reported a very helpful and
happy meeting,.
Mrs. Sam Gibson gave a talk
or Agriculture, telling about the
different kinds of fertilizers and
some of the insecticides to use in
growing different plants and
flowers. She also explained the
origin of the McIntosh apple. ,
Mrs. Ross.Shiells conducted a
spelling match, which was enjoy-
ed and the meeting closed by
singing the Queen.
WEDNESDAY, JUNi
Langside Cemetery
Officers Elected
• WHITECHURCH NEWS
The Langside Cemetery meeting
was held Thursday evening, June
13th in Whitechurch Hall with an
attendance of 12. •
The president Bill Evans presid-
ed and gave -a welcome to all.
The minutes were read by secret-
ary Mrs. Victor Emerson. The
correspondence letters from the
Department were read by Mrs.
Emerson and discussed. The fin-
ancial statement showing a bal-
ance of $390.63 was given by Mrs.
Fred Tiffin. The statement had
been audited by Mrs, Russel
man and Mrs. Dave Gibb,
• The building of a new e
at the cemetery was discuss
It was decided to leave itti
after harvest when Bill Ev
arrange the matter. It Was
ed to pay Fred Tiffin $15 es
time for mowing grass if he
it with a riding mower, He
also to purchase gas to kill
ground hogs.
•The officers elected are
ent Bill Evans; secretary,
Victor Emerson; treasurer;
Fred T iffin; trustees, Bob
William Young, George Y
/The meeting for 1975 is to
first week of June if weather
mits. The meeting was the
adjourned
Goodtas.iing, high quality,
economical nutrition for
your dog
• In pellets In bite size
NI,SOta
dog food
vend sizs•wkh BEEF
SHUR-GAIN DIVISION
CANADA itt MVOS
\it.. SHIMMY doij food
•
Try before you buy! Get free one pound samples from your Shur -Gain Dealer.
And think of this—your dog will like Shur -Gain for its taste, but you'll
like Shitr-Gatnfor many reasons including our symbol of gaily on every bag.
You can dependin Shur -Gain "A productof Canada Packers Limited".
SHUR .GAIN DIVISION
CANADA € PACKERS
......
Anderson Flax
Products, Limited
LUCKNOW PHONE 528-2026