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Saturday, April 21, 1990
at
1:00 'PM
Consisting of:
Steers, Helfers,& Calves
For information calk
Victor Hammen - 519.233.7311 (Clinton)
Barry Millor. 3194354717 (Eator)
• - 519-2294205 (girkton)
Grog Hargreaves -519.263.2619 (flonsall)
• 519-262-21131(lionsall)
Jos Zehr 519.887.9590 (Bruise's)
Auctioneers - Larry Gardiner
• Joe Bohr
Codi Pegg
Liicknew
pr*1l, 1004
6 Vow* Old
Shane Petteplace
• Lucknow
Aaril 111, 1900
10 Years Oki
Cherie Conley
Lucknow
April 10, 1981
9 Veers Old
Gerry Scott
R.R. #7 Lucknow
Awn 19,1979
• 11 Years Oki
Davin Pettaplace
Lucknow
April 21, 1086
4 Years 010
Shea Hamilton
Lucknow
April 23, 1088
4 Years Old
Wednesday Night Mixed
Terry Burt rolled the high angle for
the matt with a 246 and Russel Swan's
612 was high triple.
Pat Livingston took both the high single
and triple for the ladies with 237 and 015.
Games over 300: Pat Livingston 305,
237, Nancy Swan 302, Jackie McNay 206,
Betty Van Osch 300, Mary Phillips 214,
Bev Beyersbergen 215, Barb Tyler 306,
D.A. Hackett 217, Norm Bolt 214, Terry
Vint 245, Gerald Ilhody 222, Rime' Swan
205,230, Dave Swan 200, Pete Van Oech
228, Nic Beyerzbergen 206, Gord Kemp
210, Steve Jewson 224, 213, Allan Hackett
202..
Team standings: Squirrels 52,
Kangaroos 51, Tigers 441/2, Chipmunks
43, Wolveiines 34 1/2, Gophers 25.
BOWLING
Town and Country
Fern McDonald rolled the bigh single
and' high double for the ladies with a
score of 207 and 322.
For •the men, George Taylor captured
the high single and double with 100 and
32S.
Game; 150 and over: Anne Andersoh
159, 152, Gerda deJorig 186,, 155, Ann
McDougall 100, Kay MO.,:ormidt 163, Don
McCormick 104, 162, Harold Campbell
166, Fraser McKinnon 106, Ian DOtigher•
ty 160, Bill Uuldriks 153, Gwen Lentil's
156, Ruth IVIathers. 153, Dave Swan 151:
Team *maw Daffodils 8, Hyacinths
7, Crocuses 5, Tulips 5, Snowdrops, 3,
Maa Heigling mei a patient for a week •
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In ilenPital 14(664 f" bank surgerY° LIUMUMAL0
•• by Kae Webster
But we are glad to report that he is
home and has recovered nicely. Get well
wishes Max.'
The community would like to send get
well wishes to George Moncrief of •
• Goderich, formerly of this area. George
has been under • the weather for awhile
but is now (hopefully) on the road to
recovery. Get Well real •boon George.
• So now when we are talking about the
sick well here is one , more. Rbetta
. MacLennan has been a patient in the
Kincardine Hospital. We are hOping she
will be out any day. Get well soon;
• Visiting with Kae Webster for a couple
of days were her daughter and grand-
daughter,' Jean and Tricia Wise of
Richfield, ONo. It was a school break in
, the U.S. This meant a break for Jean as
she is the main cook at an elemental/
school in her area. And of course a
school break for Tricia. Jean was saying
• the spring flowers are coining out, grass
is greening nicely and the lilacs are ,
almost all in leaf. And on their way up
they saw a few farmers on thalami •
Cecil and James Webster of Waterloo
were home on the weekend with their
Mother, Kae Webster.
On Stmday, Jean; Tricia, Cecil, James
and Kae Webster visited with Mrs. Wynn
Gammie in Kincardine. •
• Pine River UCW
•The United Church Women of Pine
River met' Tuesday evening April 9th in -
the, basement of the church. The presi-
dent Linda Campbell opened the meeting
with a short poem on Easter' and That .
Joyful Eastertide was sung.
Sharon Courtney told the ladies how
things are going as far as the Kountry,
Kitchen bazaar ls concerned. .
Margaret Ferguson gave the
treasurer's report.
The offering was taken up and
dedicated by Linda Campbell.
• The roll call was answered by 23 ladies
present naming symbols of Easter.
The meeting was then turned over, to
the convenors Alberta Munro and Wilts
Gililon The IWitui "There is a Green Hill
Far Away" was sung.
Wilts and Alberta read and told us
many of the aspects' Of Easter, such as
lent, candles, bunnies, eggs, Shrove Tues-
day,, Ash Wednesday, where they
• originated, , and customs in the many
countries of the world. I am sure we
learned so much from the talk.
The hymn "At the Foot of the Cross"
was sung by Mary Gibson, Marlon' Lowry
and Joyce Courtney.
The meeting dosed with the' ladies join-
• ing together in song and Alberta leading
in prayer. Following the benediction, a
social time was enjoyed. •
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• The Lucknow Junior. Women's Institute
• held its regular monthly meeting on April
9 in the basement of the Town Hall.
A letter was read from the ICiiirshea
• Women's Institute inviting members to
• attend the 4-1I awards night of the club
they sponsor. The items 4-N members
have made ,will be auctioned off.
A letter was received from the coor-
dinator of the Bruce County Dairy
J
Princess
• The JWIO provhichd theme for this
year Is "Exercise the Write to Read".
Each branch is to complete some project
with this theme hi\ mhid and make a
report at the annual conference.
• It was deckled to attend the play Local
Talent, at the Blyth Festival on June 14
and go out for dinner first.