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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-10-02, Page 13• ;, • 4 -Hers discusfabric The first 'meeting of Whitechurch 4-1-t was held on September 28 at 9 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Walter Elliott. The Meeting opened with the pledge. Six: members answered the roll call. Nominations were held with the following results: President, Karen Vice -President, Alison Wardrop; -Press- Reporter, Kim Laidlaw and -Secretary, Cathy DON. We discussed what was required and talked about knit fabric. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Wardrops October 5 at 9 a.m. The'meeting closed with the Creed. • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boonstra of .London visited Monday with Mr. Bill Uuldriks. On ,Tuesday eyening Alex Verbeek and' Jamie of Clinton were callers on Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. Jamie left on September 28 for Nova Scotia where he joins the army. Rev. Bev Kay "of Kitimat has now been transferred to Selkirk, Manitoba. On Sept= ember 25 Rev. and Mrs. Kay, Wendy and Alicia of Selkirk and her mother, Mrs,. Graham of Brampton, were callers on 'gr. and Mrs., Vic EinerSon, Mrs. Wesley Tiffin, Mrs. Cassie Mowbray, Mr and Mrs. Wallace Milligan, Mrs.' Glenna Steffen, Susie and Chrystal, Mrs. Clara Irwin, Lucknow, Cody and Chanse, and had supper with Mrs: John Gaunt. Rev. George Ball of Milverton "and Mr." Gertrude Tiffin of Wingham were 1Friday callers on Mr. and' MM. Victor Emerson. At the Whitechurch Community Church service last Stinday, Rev. George Ball announced •that church services for the month of October would be held in White- church United Church at 11 a.m.. Stinday -School will continue to be held in Chalmers Presbyterian Church at 10 a.m: It, was also announced that on- Ottober 6 the district secretary of the Canadian Bible Society from London, Rev. D: L :Wallace, will be :guest preacher. Whitechurch has had a' branch of the Bible Society .fdr a good many years. The present' branch president is Mrs. ,Agnes Farrier.. The Bible Society servicehelps people know what they are supporting and .what is 'accomplished by- their giftS. • Mr. and Mrs. Bill McBurney of Ajax visited last weelewith .Mr. and. Mrs. Victor Emerson and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and Wesley in the Winghamllospital. They left • by Valetta Emersor for home on Monday -morning. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McBurney visited on • September 25 with their friend Mrs. Alice Chatterson of London whom they met on a tour to Scotland seven years ago. • Mr. and Mrs. Relison Falconervof Sarnia visited with his mother,- Mrs.- Cassie Mowbray on Saturday and Sunday white attending a wedding. Mr:. and Mrs, Wallace Milligan on Sunday took a patient to Victoria Hospital, London and his mother to Ronald mcDon- ald House. • / Ivan Laidlaw and Kim took Mrs. Crow- ston of thcknow out to dinner on Sunday evening to celebrate her coming birthday. On September 29 the Sinnamon family gathered together. Present were Ken, '• Hugh and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft, Mr. and'Mrs. Phillip McMillan, Lucknow; Mr: and Mrs. Archie Hertel, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Forsyth, .Walkerton; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sinnamon, Born- holm; Mrs. Dawn Webster, London; Dick Turnbull and Melvin Turnbull, London; and Mr. and Mrs Glenn : Sinnamon, Wingharn. After having dinner at turn- ( berry Tavern all visited at Glenn Sinna- mons home in Wingham., Callers on September 29 with Mrs. Wesley Tiffin were Mrs. Wealtha Hender- son, Jim Tattrie and friend, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tournier, Mike and Corey,. all of Brantford. Brian Falconer and friend of Sarnia visited with Mrs. Cassie Mowbrayon the weekend when attending a wedding. The Lucknow public school pupils • enjoyed a holiday as the teachers had a • Teachers Study Day. • Mr. and Mrs. Lorne burnin and Mr, and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mis. Clayton Scholtz of Goderich. • On Saturday Mis. Verna' Switzer of Thorndale and Mrs. Joy Smith Of Goderich were in the village seeking 'information about their ancestors. They contacted Miss . Annie Laidlaw and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. • .• . Tutors arranged for ktnclergarten • •By Madonna Bradley and Jennifer Dalton Mrs. L. Tebbutt's Grade 3-4 in room 7 are organizing, with the Kindergarten classes, a peer -tutoring time. The Grade 3 class will work with one Kindergarten class - and the Grade 4 class will work with the second class: Thanks to Mrs. Sygrove and • Mrs. :Bere for initiating the program. • Mrs. H. Young's, Grade 1 class are learning colour words and making rainbow • mobiles. They have also finished their bear and their fall booklets. Mrs. Caineron's Kindergarten class went on a school tour. They talked to Mr. Tremeer, the principal, about his job at school., The secretary, Mr. Blake, showed • them the coinputer and explained to them how it works, and then Mr. Wilkins showed them the boiler room. Mrs. Worsell's Grade 5 class, as well as the other Grade 3 - 6 classes, visited the Mtiseum Mobile in Goderich on September 24 and found it very interesting and informative. Mrs. Allen's Grade 5 class had a Birthday Luncheon on September 27 in honour of students" who had September birthdays. Hog dogs were available and enjoyed by all. Mrs. ,Worsell's Grade 5 BROOKS IDE ROADCAST from Portable One joined in to help eat the cake. • Students' Council A students' council is as/ follows: • President, Jennifer Mabon; Vite-PreSid- ent, Shauna Andrew; Secretary, Julie Pentland and Treasurer, Dennis Park. The room representatives are: Room 7, Traci • Curran; Room 9, Kerry Snowden; Portable 1, Dana Park; Portable 2, Michael Cere; Room 7, Joel Wright; Room 11, Jeff Storey; Room 12, John Wright. The repres- entatives from Rooms 11 and 12 assisted in conducting the elections. Mrs. Sheila Clarke conducted a Work- • shop on puppetry at the board office on Thursday afternoon. Grade 2, Room 4, is making "Special Me" books about ourselves. We can also write wishes for the wishing well and trace our feet and hands for leaves! Dennis Black is our "Special Me" this week and Colin Becker was "Special Me". last week. Word scramblefor By JUdy Lane The first meeting of No Sweat Sewers was held September 16 at Mrs. Murray's. We completed the roll call and were asked , to do the world scramble. Our president is • Karen Binder; vice-president is Tammy Sutton, secretary is rotating and the press reporter is Judy Lane. The kneed/1g started at 4.30 arll ended at 6.30. first 4-H meeting Second Meeting • The second meeting of No Sweat Sewers was held on • September 23 at Mrs. McEwan's place. We did the rollcall which was three different kinds of knit garments. We also took our body measurements and were told to bring our patterns pinned on our fabric ready to cut out. We played a game before we left at 6.30. • Clarkhill Feeders Ltd. 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