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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-11-04, Page 120 ltyri:i..,,iws Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 4, 190—Page 9 itechurch water system holds rate to X10. per annum By Valetta Emerson Membersof the White -- church Water System held its. annual meeting Tuesday, October 27 at 8.30 p.m. in the Whitechurch. Community Memorial Hall, There were 12 present. The president, Alex Craig, opened • the, ' meeting. Mrs. Janet Little, secretary, read the minutes. Alex then read, the revised water rules. By motion an extra rule was added: A motion was made tohave Dawson Plumbing, Dungannon check the pump. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Kathleen Gib- son. The District Trust bond is to be renewed November 1 for five years. Another is to be renewed in July. Itwas decided to . rent a safety deposit box. A motion was made to. raise the water rate . to $20 per year. This motion was defeated so the rate remains $10 per annum. It was. decided to invest in Canada Savings Bonds: A motion was passed to have the sec- retary earetary and treasurer fees raised from $2Q to $35 per year. The president moved to close the business and .Dave Gibb to close the meeting. There were still four unpaid bilis. Hallowe'en passed very quietly in the village. Many had around 50 trick or treat- • ers with their UNICEF box- es, All were public, schoolers and were so mannerly.• There were no tricks such as wax- ing windows which would mean so much work for the householders: Mr. and Mrs..Fred Boon- stra, Emily, !John, Paul and Colvin of Sarnia were Sunday visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Uuldriks. Rev. and Mrs. John Bell left on Sunday after church to visit with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Bert .Fontaine. and, Christian • at Streetsville. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul and Mr. and Mrs. Mack Cardiff on October 25 went to Kitchener to Mr. and Mrs. Campbell's to celebrate Hen- ther's birthday and ,Mrs.,. Ruitoul • and Mrs. Cardiff' re - mined for a week. They came home on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and.' Heather. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul and Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and Heather ofKitchener were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rob- inson, Mark and ° Tracy of Belgrave. ' Visitors with Dr. and Mrs. Ed. Carey of Kitchener last week were Mrs: Donald Gaunt, Jennifer and Graeme, Chatham, Miss Beatrice Mc- Quillin, St. Helens and Mr. and . Mrs. Bill Purdon. of Whitechurch, Attending a family gather- ing on Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russel. Murray and family ' of Acton were Charles McQuillin, St. Helens; Mrs. 'Jean McQuil lin, Hamilton; George Mc- Quillin, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gaunt, Jennifer and Graeme, Chatham; Miss Beatrice McQuillin, St. Hel- ens and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdon: Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rintoul and Kevin were Sunday vis- itors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corey, Clinton. On Monday Mrs. Bott of Fergus went to Lucknow and got her mother, Mrs. Hazel Purdon and came to her sister's, Mr. and Mrs.) Gor- don Rintoul and family . and. spent -the day there. Brian Rintoul visited on Sunday with his brother, . Mr. and Mrs: Leroy Rintoul and family of Bradford. A dessert euchre washeld 'Whitechurch ,Community Memorial Hall On Monday, sponsored by the W.I., There. were 14 tables " . in play. Winners were ladies first, Mrs. Charles Bosman; sec- ond, Mrs. Don Ross; playing as a man, first, Mrs, Wesley Tiffin; second; Mrs. Wilford Caslick; lucky draw, :Mrs... Sadie' Hamilton, playingas a man; John Currie playing as a lady. Whitechurch 4-11 The fifth meeting of Whitechurch Chicks was held on October 24 at 8 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Archie Purdon. The meeting opened with six membersanswering the roll call by stating their favourite egg style' for break fast. ' Cathy Dow read the minutes. Mrs. Elliott . ,discussed poached eggs and Mrs. Pur- don : discussed • hard and soft cooked eggs and demonstrat- ed cream puffs . and chicken a -la -King. Marilyn Jamieson demonstrated the proper way to poach an egg 'using vine- gar. Group discussion followed on the club's party and the members were divided into two committees, decorating and program. Everyone is to help in preparation for the party for around 30 in number.' The girls tested the dems onstrated recipes. Enjoy Ilaliowe 'en party By Bell Hackett The Trinity Youth Group met .at the home of Marvin. and Nannie Scot -ton Sunday evening with Rev. Scott in charge. A good number of the members turned out fOr this special Hallowe'en Party and reported all had a good time. Mrs. Sherry Alton, Vanes- sa and Heather, visited one day last week in London with her mother, Mrsi Marion • . Reynolds of Ridgetown. Bill and . Lone Morley, Kirkton visited for the day on Sunday, with Warren and, Marian Zinn. WINGHAM, ONTARIO PHONE 357-1630 0,604 SA NEWLY RENNOVATED PLAYING FROM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4th to TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10th SHOWTIMES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY sem: AT 7:00 and 9:00 phtt SUNDAY to THURSDAY at8pm '�' gg 1ANEN1'AL� . �1 Ai11dANCE yp�yy�.;gy/NG Thi,otos, fr'1 rflry • 11(+1, r r Playing Wednesday to urdsy, November .11 - 14th WARNING: Not For Children I.ATuRDASaturday November. 7th � MATINEE._ 1:30 p.rn. ■ THIS WEEK IT'S ACTION PACKED WESTERN ADVENTURE WON 'THE GREAT JOE JAMES RAID' ■ On Friday evening, White- church Chicks • 441' club held their Hallowe'en . Party in Whitechurch Community Memorial . Hall. The girls decorated the hall with light- ed pumpkins, fall flowers, place mats and gifts ` includ- ing pencils, pens and life savers. The group presented their leaders, '.'Mrs,: Elliott and Mrs. Purdon with cor- sages. There were seventables and at each was a quotation from chicken chatter such as: "There ;are more ,chickens in the world thanthere are people and the number of chickens is . 'growing' faster than the human population, and that's the truth!" These were read by someone at each table.The menu includ- ed spicy chicken, chinese .chidken, chicken stock and rice piloff. Marilyn Jamieson and Kendra Purdon presided for the program: Luchnow Arena, Schedule FRIDAY, NOV. 6 8:45 Int. "D" Moncton vs Lucknow Sepoys SATURDAY, NOV. 7 2:00 - 400 Public Skating SUNDAY, NOV. 8 1:30 - 3:30 Public Skating 3:45 Juvenile Game Mildmay vs Lucknow The roll call was answered by six members. Janet Laid- law read the minutes of the previous • meeting. The program included: a piano selection by Karen Elliott and a reading by Cathy Dow. The girls were then divided into two groups for a game of Eggrammar. Agnes Farrier thanked the club for the ' invitation to the party on behalf of the invited guests. • AH OPEN INiITMJ�N AN Teenagers 13-19 Leo Club 1,;itiOtn011/..COMMUnity 4)7.!‹'centre. 741).0.111.. ��nd pnd 4ih wedlieador, hEvery Month, RSI You are invited to a SALE and EXHIBITION (') pi II 1.1 'Rana C LP; I Demonstration in Spinning, Nature Dyeing and Weaving at The River Mill, Benmiller SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 10 AM -6 PM SUNDAY,NOVEMBER 8, i 11 AM -4 PM HURON TRACT SPINNERS AND WEAVERS GUILD "HANDMADE CHRISTMAS GIFTS.' ANNOUNCING New Hones Effective November 2 Sunday10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Monday and Tuesday 7 a.m. - 8 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday, -Friday 7 a.m. -12 midnight Saturday 8 a.m. -12 midnight Now Booking Christmas Family or Staff Parties FOR RESERVATIONS OR TOUT' ORDERS PHONE 528-3 Mayfair Restaurant & Ventage Room Licenced Under LLBO' PARK GODERICH 30 Tl E SQUARE PHONE 524-7811 AIR CONDITIONED itotyslei s!T 1t t161*NK1.a!'pr,G01L 11 E'fYG tfi:6PC pL9b: *.Pr, WNC+'2f. 7F YtL CiS'fW ••/1 A��:'h Gt (� 6Et.ur,,41 iCa II > F • S n w ¥ f 0 Dat�s' Availabi� Lucicnow & • Dishier, Community Centre SATURDAY, NOV. 14 Alen and Margaret McNay . SATURDAY, NOV. 21 Lucknow Kinsmen. Bavarian Night OPEN DATES AVAILABLE NOVEMBER Friday 13 Friday 20 Friday 27 • DECEMBER Friday 4 Friday 11 Friday 18 Saturday 19 JANUARY Friday 8 Friday 15 Saturday 18 Saturday 23 Friday 29 Saturday 30; Nor Booking For 1982 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND MW WEEK BOOKINGS CALL 528-3532 The roll call was answered by six members. Janet Laid- law read the minutes of the previous • meeting. The program included: a piano selection by Karen Elliott and a reading by Cathy Dow. The girls were then divided into two groups for a game of Eggrammar. Agnes Farrier thanked the club for the ' invitation to the party on behalf of the invited guests. • AH OPEN INiITMJ�N AN Teenagers 13-19 Leo Club 1,;itiOtn011/..COMMUnity 4)7.!‹'centre. 741).0.111.. ��nd pnd 4ih wedlieador, hEvery Month, RSI You are invited to a SALE and EXHIBITION (') pi II 1.1 'Rana C LP; I Demonstration in Spinning, Nature Dyeing and Weaving at The River Mill, Benmiller SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 10 AM -6 PM SUNDAY,NOVEMBER 8, i 11 AM -4 PM HURON TRACT SPINNERS AND WEAVERS GUILD "HANDMADE CHRISTMAS GIFTS.' ANNOUNCING New Hones Effective November 2 Sunday10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Monday and Tuesday 7 a.m. - 8 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday, -Friday 7 a.m. -12 midnight Saturday 8 a.m. -12 midnight Now Booking Christmas Family or Staff Parties FOR RESERVATIONS OR TOUT' ORDERS PHONE 528-3 Mayfair Restaurant & Ventage Room Licenced Under LLBO' PARK GODERICH 30 Tl E SQUARE PHONE 524-7811 AIR CONDITIONED itotyslei s!T 1t t161*NK1.a!'pr,G01L 11 E'fYG tfi:6PC pL9b: *.Pr, WNC+'2f. 7F YtL CiS'fW ••/1 A��:'h Gt (� 6Et.ur,,41 iCa II > F • S n w ¥ f 0