The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-04-28, Page 15community news
Luclinow Senthiel, Wednesday, April 28, 1982—Page 15.
Institute enjoys. potluck 4ioner.
The Lucknow Women's In-
stitute ladies sat down to a
delicious pot luck dinner at
12.30 p.m. on Tuesday, April
13, in the Institute rooms.
Following theOpeningajs_
and the Mary Stewart. Col-
lect, Mrs. Grace Gibson,
president, welcomed, the lad-
ies and read a poem, Don't
Ask Why.
The minutes of the March
meeting were read by the .
secretary -treasurer, Mrs.
George Whitby and the roll
call was the paying of meni
bership fees.
A donation of $50.00 was
given to Bruclea Haven,
Walkerton and members of
the Institute were invited to a
tea on April 29th at Brucelea
Haven. Lucknow Agricultur-
al Society is to receive a
donation of $40.00 from the •
Lucknow Women's Institute
to be put toward prizes for
the 441 club members dis-
play. Mrs. Grace Campbell
was given a vote of thanks for
•making akafghan which is to
be sold, and the proceeds go
towards Participation Lodge.
The report of the district
directors meeting held in
Ripley, March 23, was given
by Mrs. Armstrong Wilson.
Mrs. Whitby read the minut-
es of the 1982 annual meet-
ing and the report of the
different committees were
given. Mrs. Gibson thanked
the members for their sup-
port', during the year.,
Mrs. Graydon Ritchie read
the new slate of officers and
Mrs. Wilbur Brown acted as
installation officer.
Mrs. William Campbell
volunteered .to make a quilt
block to be sent to the Erland'
'Lee Home. Each Institute
member was asked to write a
letter to Mr. Dennis Tim-
, brell, Minister of Agriculture
and Food, I 1 tth floor, 801
Bay Street, Toronto, M78
2B2 and congratulate him on
his work and hope that .he
continues the work of the
Institute. They are to bring
• their letters to the May
meeting and they will be sent
to the Minister of Agriculture.
and Food,
The•list of officers for
1982-1983 are: past presid-
ent, Mrs. Mary MacGilliv-
• ray; president, Mrs. Grace.
Gibson; secretary -treasurer,
• Mrs. George Whitby; assist-
• ance secretary, Mrs. Arm-
strong Wilson; district direc-
tor, Mrs. Mary MacGillivray;
alternate, Mrs. Armstrong
Wilson; P.R. officer,Mrs.
Mary MacGillivray; branch
directors, Mrs. Cyril Brown,
Mrs. H. R. Stonehouse, Mrs.
James McNaughton; audit-
ors, Mrs. Wm. Bogues, Mrs.
Wilbur Brown; pianist, Mrs.
E. W. Rice; cheerio con-
vener; Mrs. James Mc-
Naughton..
Conveners of standing
committees: Agriculture and
Canadian Industry, Mrs.
John Collinson; Citizenship
and World Affairs, Mrs.
Rhoda MacKenzie; Educa-
tional and Cultural Activit-
ies, Mrs. William Campbell;
Family and Consumer Af-
fairs, Mrs. Winnifred Gam-
mie; Rcsolutions, Mrs. Omar
Brooks; Curator, Mrs. R. J.
Leddy; Respesentative? to
Brucelea Haven, Mrs. Alex
MacNay.
Receive provincial honours
at 4-H achievement night
By Kae Webster
• • 4-H Achievement Night
was held at the Lucknow
Public School Wednesday,
April 21. The Clover Leaf
• Valley Club. was the hostess
Janice Hackett of Lucknow
• and Helen Simpson of Loch-
alsh received•their Provincial
Honours. Both girls have
coMpleted 12 clubs and both
• attend •the Clover Valley
Club'. The leaders were Mrs.
Mayme Wilkins and Mrs.
• Donna Arnold. Congratula-
' tions, girls! •
• Mrs. Mayme Wilkins re-
ceived a Five Year Leader-
• ship Certificate for her •4-H
club work.' Mayme has been
leading for ten clubs.
The next 4-H club will be
in the summer. This is
"Outdoor, Living". The lead-
ers of this club will be Mrs.
Donna Arnold and Mrs. An
• n -
nette Drenan.
Mrs. Edna Culbert. Mrs.
Mayme Wilkins and son,
Kenny Wilkins were in Lon-
' don on Wednesday, 'April 21.
• Kenny had ear surgery at
• Victoria Hospital. at• the Day
Surgery Unit. He was ,able to
return home that night. and
was off to school the next
day. • •
Jack MacLennan of Strat-.
ford visited with his mother,
• Mrs. Rhetta MacLennan for
a couple of days last week.
Finlay MacLennan of Kit-
chener was home with his
mother, Mrs. Dorothy Mac-,
Lerman on the weekend and
he also visited his father, D.
A. • MacLennan who is a
• resident ,at Pinecrest Nursing
Home.
Elizabeth Wilkins, .daugh-
ter of Charles and • Mayme
• Wilkins. finished first in, the
Huron County Senior Type-
writing Contest. Elizabeth
had seventy-three words per
• minute. and she attends F.
E. Madill Secondary School
in Wingham. •
Allan Finlayson of Toronto
spent the weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Dorothy Fin-
layson. '
Mr. and' Mrs. Gordon
Robb and Glen had Sunday
dinner in Lion's Head with
• Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McCut-'
cheon and family. On Wed-
nesday they went to Hanover
to visit their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Darling. •
Wellington and Kae Web-
ster visited in Goderich on
Thursday with Mrs. Norma,
Young, and with Mrs. Viola
• Farquhar, who is a patient in
the Goderich Hospital.
• Marion and Jack Smith of
Dungannon visited one even-
• ing last 'week with Welling-
ton and Kae Webster.
Mrs. Jean Wylds • of Kin-
cardine visited on Sunday
with Mr: and Mrs. Warren
Wylds and pan Wylds.
On Tuesday and Wednes-
day Mrs. Ewan MacLean
attended Synodical in the
Knox Presbyterian Church in
Burlington as a delegate of
the Maitland Presbyterial. •
• The correspondent of this
column made a 'mistake last
week about the history of the
farms in the Western Divi-
sion of Ashfield Township. 1
should have said that Mrs.
•• Marion Zinn ,• and Mrs.
Mayme Wilkins have been to
the Registry Office in Goder-
ich and now have the names
of the owners of each farm
from when they were bought
from the crown up to • the
. •
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Stocker Sale 900 Head
Hensall Livestock
Sales Ltd. •
Saturday, May 1, 1982
at 1:00 p.m.
Consisting of: Steers and Heifers
FOR INFORMATION CALL
Victor Hargreaves [5191482-7511 Clinton
Barry Miller [519] 235-2717 Exeter or
[519] 229-6205 Kirkton
Greg Hargreaves [519] 262-2619 Hensall
or 1519] 262-2831 Hensall
Auctioneer:
• LARRY GARDINER
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present owners. It is this that
is ready and • they will • be
given to the owners,now very
shortly. Each • owner is re-
quested to try and fill in as
much as possible about the
history and families of their
property as they can. •It is
requested this be back in
Marion and Mayine's hands
by the end of the summer, so
they will be able to get all the
information put together into
book form, so it can then be
printed.
Ross and Jean MacKenzie
were in Toronto on the
weekend visiting the family.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Avery
of Toronto, Mrs. Allan Ash-
ley and Mrs. Allan Whicher
' of Wiarton, Mrs. (Rev) Allis-
ter McAllister. McLeod' and
daughter. Jean visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mc -
Charles of Kincardine during
the weekend.
• During the week the: Rip-
ley Horticultural Society held
their monthly • meeting in
Ripley. Those who attended
• from this area were Mrs.
June Wylds, Mrs. Rhetta
MacLennan and Mrs. Dor-,
othy Finlayson..
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thank the Ladies' Auxiliary of Minor Sports
for installing plexigItts at the arena this past
win ter. •
Your generosity in improving the arena is
greatly appreciated.
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