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Mr; an Mrs. , George .W ' o s.
and Mr.and Mrs. ^:Bruce
Raynard are pleased to an-
nounce the forthcoming. tar
riage of their children Donna.
Louise and'Glenn; Bruce.; .The
wedding.will, take, place op Ju-
ly 7,'1990 in. Fergus Ontario.
A reception . will he • hold in
Lucknbw on July 21, 1990
when al! friends and relatives
are invited ;to attend
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CONVRNIENT�
HOURS!
OPEN
EVENINGS
AND
SUNDAYS, A
LUCKNOW
DISTRICT
COMMUNITY
CENTRE
friday, Juno 29th
Jeffery David DeBoerili
Carolynne Grace Netterfield
Saturday. June Mit
Queen of the Fail
OPEN •'DATES
Fridays. July 6-,13-20-27
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tithsuna Andrew (left) and Julie Nialsolsots, Lseiknow pool employees, were busy last Way the
pool hi preparat%al for public ssrionnlog and. Immo. Tbanks to some feeble minded persons, the pool opens
• ,little lam this' ye ar doe: to the levy;* yet ,hots required to clear" up. debris .left by thew (Pat livingitoa photo)
W.I.
"E.T., can home,""this year, can
be . translated into "English ' W.I.
members call home," To many,
home is where the heart is and the
heart .of ;any organization is where
it all began. ,For the 0,000,000
ACWW menthe= 'around the world,,
the heart of the :organization is a
home in Stoney Creek, Ontario
the Erland Lee (Museum) „Home
owned and . operated by 'the
Federated';Women's, .Institutes. In
this: home is the, Constitution table.•
members calling
t
o the Canada `1
enti0el ilr`e.:las
2,1990.
Where Janet.Lee • hand -penned the
first Constitution of -the Stoney
Creek Women's Institute.
Seventy-five yearn ago a young.,
Canadian widow took her children
to England to continue their educa-
tion. Mrs.. Alfred Watt . saw the
need for the farm and rural women
in 'England to have an organization
similar to the Women's. Institute in
Canada. So 75 years ago the
English Welsh • atit was stetted. Nowt contenten's
with that Mrs. Watt was ink
tal in . establishing lishin$, • the Associated
Country Women of the ,World
(ACWW) in Stockholm in 1933 and
for all her efforts she was named.
its first President.
This year the English and Welsh
Women's 'Institutes are celebrating
their ,75th Anniversary. As part of
their : celebrations the • English
Women's - Institutes have received a
° complhnentary call "home." On the
27th 'June at 2 p.m. a group .of
English, < • Women's • Institute
Members will be. gathered and via
phone hook-up wbe. listeriirtg and.
talking to , Women's Institute
members . at , .the ° • Erland Lee
(Museum) Hone at,Stoney .Creek:
To set the stage the English
Women's histtttde want the history
of the Erland Lee Home, its lay out
• and general,'informatien about the
Stoney Creek area. Doing all this
on behalf of FWIO will be Sandra
Kell, •Chairman of the Erland. Lee
(Museum) Hoene Committee and
Jane Croft, FWIO Board Director
liortie"
in Whone sulidivision, the is the lebrbra
tion the Stoney .Creek WI branch
will: 1 reclting the Institute Ode
and Collect, iso doubt joined by the
English, members.Greetings will
also be given by' Mrs. Varnarn,
President of the N.F.W.I. of
England.• �; w .:
During the year there have been
several" -bus :loads of English and P,
Welsh • WI men fibers. making a
"pilgrimage" to see the . hone
where it all. began over :90 years ci
ago.
To help the English and Welsh
WI celebrate, a group of Ontario ."
WI members, led by FWIO Presi-
dent Peggy . Knapp will .• visit
England. in July. :They will be
holding a special :reception at On-
tario House, in London, m •celebra-
Oen of 75 yearn of WI work in Bri-
tain, As well the tour participants:
will take part in a series of courses '
at' Denman -College, a college' run
by the English WI ,to provide a
variety of -courses and workshops
for. WI members..
Mrs. Alfred Watt,.. Erland and
Janet Lee and even E.T. would. be,
happy to see.so many WI members
home this year. However in
1997, the . year WI . celebrates its,
centenary the phones. to Stoney
Creek will be ringing non stop.
For more information Erland Lee
Museum Moire, Sandra Kell (Chair-
man). Phone 705;456-5705. Jane
Croft Phone 416-854-2789. FWIO Pro,
Geraldine .Campbell 519.674-0542.
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Hop+ s.the time to be. otitwalk
nig your fields to check how well FARM REPORT
Y
program your weed control ro ram is:
working. Weed escapes seem to be
a fact of life every year, and they
can cause ;real, headaches at
harvest time, and in yeah to come
if they set seed. •
Weeds may not be controlled
because: 1. The wrong Control pro-
gram was used for the weeds that
are there. 2. Timing was wrong'
and weeds wereeither too large to
be controlled or had not yet ger-
minated. 3. There was toe little
rain to activate the herbicide, or 4.
There was too • much .rain and the
herbicide leached below the weed
germination zoite.
It is important to scout your
fields oily, while it is still possible
to apply a rescue treatment.
Portemergent herbicides work best
the weeds are small. A
altivation will help to ac-
tivate preemerge herbicides and
will control emerged weeds, but
this is also best done when the
weeds are small and easily.
uproot
,till or mulch -till fields may
have ;weeds which are more ad-
' vaned than in conventional fields
• Bruc() County OMAF
if a burn down herbicide was not
used. It is doubly important to
check thesefields early,
For specific moons of
treating weed escapes,refer to the
"Guide to Weed Control" or give us
a call at the Ontario Ministry of .
Agriculture and Food office. '
• a WE CANNOT ALWAYS '
-Grant the favors asked, but we
can refuse, in a 'friendly way.
—Approve our friend's conduct,
but we can disapprove without be-
ing a bore.
—Agree with other people, but we
can disagree . without being
disagreeable.
—Do great things but we can
learn to appreciate them. •
-Laugh at trouble, but we can
smile when there: is nothing
pleasant. ,
—Choose our environinertt,but
we need not allow it to remain as
it is.
—Expect" to be entertained, but
we can attempt to be entertaining.