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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-10-08, Page 28Yams 3 LBS. FOR CHEST AND' UPRIGHT FREEZERS The freezer with a lower power consumption because of-its-21/2 7 of Foamed-in Polyurethane Insulation. NEW-POWER MISEWEHICK FOAM FREEZER ICV: .1.. 0, . • "SEut EPA ;id 911:;;SIV:S1.579;771ZZ SERV ATE. EIMER I 11111111111111101111 12, 15 and 22 cu. ft. models in stock Canada's Oideit and Largest Manufacturer of Freezers See the Wood's Freezers it Page 2$=.44telmow sentinel Wednesday* Octgber 81 1980 Lawn bo*ieto.,fiuish.'..$.0tson The Lucknow Lawn Bowl- ing club held their annual meeting on Monday, Sept- ember 20 and.on Wednes- day, October / had a pot luck Supper 'to end the bowling. Season, Officers for, the coming year are 'as follows. past Presidents„Jack and Jane Treleaven; presidents, Or- Ville and. Grace. Elliott; sec- retary-treasurer, Mandie ;Fisher; games committee, Thelma Brown, Marion Mac- Kinnon, Margaret Grant, Mary Treleaven; social com- mittee, Tillie Wilson, Jane Treleaven, Anne Anderson; -tournament committee, Roy Finlayson, Jack MacDonald, Alex McNay, Isobel Miller, Lloyd Hall; grounds commit- tee, Omar Brooks, A. J. Wilson, Wib BroWn. Jack Treleaven, Harry Lavis, George Anderson; telephone committee, Dora Brooks, Helen Todd, Audrey Mac- Donald; caretaker, Omar Brooks. At some of the last tourna- St. Marys on September 21 Jack. and Mary 'Fisher, Isobel Miller, Helen .Todd Maudie' Fisher were in Toronto September 10 and 11 • bowling in 4he LadiS Prov- incial Seniors Championship 7iff-d-WeihnIfferaftreZ"-- We hope to see all our members back bowling next year and are also hoping for many new members. Christian school plans harvest festival RAREST Our school is having an October Festival on October 10. There will be a harvest festival. At the harvest fest- ival we will be selling love gifts of quilts, plants, pres- erves, handicrafts, baked goods. and fruits and vege- tables. We are planning to decorate the school and put up displays in ours class rooms. The food that is left over will 'go on to the House of Friendship in Kitchener. The money earned from the --- -harvest—festival will to Mother Theresa who works for missions in India. A story FISHING One day two boys wanted to go fishing so they went to get the raft and went to a peaceful river. Soon they were fast asleep but just then a fish jumped up and the dog saw it so he sneaked up on the fish and got it. And that was the end of the fish. ,By Raymond Kikicert ments of the year some 9f the winners were, at Teeswater on August 18, Lloyd and Helen Hall, winning the Blair trophy; at Seaforth 'Aug- ust 20, Jack and Jane Treleinen--0 Plk. aEl$1. Mary Treleavenr at Wing- harm on.August 23, Lloyd and Helen Hall; at Goderich on August '27, Isobel Miller, Helen. Todd and Maudie Mrs. Mabel Jordan cele- brated her 90th birthday on October 3 at Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home. Friends from Belgrave who attended in- cluded Mrs. Jim Walsh, Mrs. Vannan, Miss Nora Van Galloping Gourmets meet The third meeting of the Kairshea Galloping Gour- mets was held at the home of Mrs. Alice Ritchie on Thurs- day, October 2 at 7 p.m: The minutes were read by secretary, Linda Vander Klippe and—were corrected then declared as read. The roll call was answered by nine members. The treasur- er, Katrina Howald, reported that all members had paid their dues. Mrs. Howald showed the prepared cabbage, rolls and then they were put on to cook.. She then went on and discussed cabbage rolls, chicken cacciatores and cook- ing under Pressure. The guest, Mrs. Sharon MacDougall, displayed her pressure cooker and explain- ed the safety of it. Mrs. Ritchie then showed her slow cooker and discussed- tips on using it, how to cook safely on it, and compared it with a faster cooker. Mrs. Ritchie then went over the crypto- gram with the members. • Katrina Howald, Heather MacDougall and Monica Hartemink then assisted Mrs. MacDougall with the chicken while Mrs. Ritchie went over the recipe of the chicken cacciatore. The dish was soon ready and everyone sat down to brunch. The 4-H grace was led by Nancy Haldenby. Fisher, consolation prize; at Wingham on September 3, Isobel Miller and Marion MacKinnon, Grace Elliott and Helen Todd, consOlation prize;,at Hanover On Sept- ember 6, Jack Fish Lloyd. Hall and Orville Elliott; `at Paisley, September -10, Lloyd Hall and A. J. Wilson; at Walkerton on September 14, Jack and Mary Fisher and at Camp, Mrs. Ethel Stewart and Mrs. Lola 'Mann. Mrs. Jordan's daughter served tea and cake and ice cream. Local worrien attending the Grey-Brnce Area Women's Institute held in Wiarton, October 1 and 2 were Mrs. Mary MacGillivray, Lucknow. W.I. Mrs. Lorne Eadie, Holyrood W.I.; Mrs. Leonard Clark, Kairshea . W.I. and Mrs. Harvey Houston. Brian James, infant son of Neil and Judy MacKenzie, has returned home from Vic- toria Hospital of London, where he was a patient for the past three weeks. Let—us- not—be too par- ticular; it is better to have old second-hand diamonds than none at, all. -Mark Twain, Lori Emmerton of Lucknow attended a camp reader training session at Opper- man's eottage near Teeswat- er last weekend. Campers included Cindy Emmerton and Vicki Owens of Lucknow and Martha O'Donghue of Teeswater. Despite the weather, the girls had an enjoyable time. Birth SIMPSON - Robert N. and Mary (nee Needham) are pleased to announce the birth of their first child, a son, Robert Russel David, weighing ..6 lb. 3 oz., on September 30, 1980 in Wing- barn Hospital. A -grandson for "Robert Murdock-andJean Simpson and Mrs. Elva Needham. A great •grandson for Mrs. Arabel Bushell. NOTICE WEATHER PERMITTING VILLAGE WORKS DEPT. WILL BE FLUSHING LUCKNOW HYDRANTS . 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