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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-02-18, Page 13Winter Carnival successful Ripley's Winter Carnival was a huge suc- cess this past weekend. Sunday callers with Wanda Gawley of Purple Grove were grandaughters Tracy Chadbourne and Debbie Grieg of London. Cliff and Kay Chadbourne, Kincardine visited with Wanda recently. Wilda and Harvey Thompson visited Olive and Al Irwin and Viola Staniey in Lucknow on Thursday. Todd Thompson visited on Sunday with Wilda and Harvey. Sympathy is extended to Fred and Beth Morgan on the death of his mother, Mrs. Yvonne ( Morgan) Mileham, Brampton. At one time the Morgan's resided on the 10th Concession. Sunday dinner guests with Jim and Fran Farrell and family were Cathy 'Aitken, Scott and Paul, Unionville, and Don and Anne Mc - Cash, Ripley. Tobi Farrell took part in the skating car- nival in Ripley on Sunday. Birthday greeting are extended to all those celebrating February birthdays! A successful card party was held in Pur- ple Grove Community Centre, Friday even- ing. Prize winners were Tiny Robertson and Isabel Stanley, and Harvey Thompson and Frances Boyle. Don't forget to save your Zehrs' tapes for the centre. Get well wishes are sent to Harvey Nicholson in Kincardine Hospital, and to Shirley MacDonald's in Wingham Hospital. PURPLE This past week, Janet and Jack Farrell entertained Janet's sister-in-law Edna Hut- ton, Bluffton, Alberta, and Sheila Pike, Colt and Lacey, of Rimbey Alberta. Gladys Arnold, Jim and Joyce MacEwan visited with Wib and Eunice Emmerton on Tuesday to help celebrate Lloyd Arnold's 85th birthday. Happy Birthday, Mr. Arnold ! Teresa Farrell accompanied Renee Rin- toul to a Crusaders sleepover in Kincardine, Friday evening. Good -luck to hockey players Larry Reid, Todd and Robbie Thompson whose teams are all heading into the W.O.A.A. champion- ships this week. Annie McCash hosted the Bible Study a week ago; this week, Alma Gillies is hostess. Marjorie Thompson and Wanda Gawley visited on Thursday with Mrs. Gertie Walsh and Mrs. Catherine Scott, both of Kincar- dine. Marj is spending a few days out at the farm with Bert. Sunday supper guests with Kay Collins were the McGillivray's. Parentingfocus of meeting The Lucknow Junior Women's Institute met on Tuesday, February 10 in the Town Hall. Vice-president Deanna Reavie presided. Members were invited to the 90th an- niversary celebration of the Women's In- stitutes of Ontario. This will be held in North Bay on July 6 to 9. Part of the celebration includes a craft competition sponsored by Hands Magazine, where an original design must be crafted. Copies of "The Enthusiast", the Junior Institute newsletter, were distributed to all members. In April, a work meeting will be held to tie quilts. It was decided to donate $50 to Ronald McDonald House in London. A donation will also be made to the upcoming Easter Seal Telethon. Mary Nelson and Donna Arnold will investigate whether the institute can help to meet any needs at the Lucknow Medical Centre and will report in March. Next month, the guest speaker will be Constable Lloyd, the Community Ser- vices Officer from Walkerton. He will discuss such topics as drinking and driving and theft proofing. Ruth Ritchie then introduced to the members and guests, Lorraine Brophy who talked about some of her ideas and ex- periences of parenting. She and her hus- band have been involved in fostering children of all ages since early in their marriage. They also have three natural children and two adopted children. Some influences she felt were most im- portant in children's lives are home en- vironment, friends, the school and the community. She believes the STEP pro- gram (Systematic Training for Effective Parenting) as well as . Family and Children's Services have been very helpful to them. She felt that, although it is impor- tant to encourage each individual child's talents through various activities, it is also necessary to have some family time, when everyone would be home together. Ruth Ritchie thanked Lorraine and discussion continued through lunch. Cooking focus of 4-H meeting By Theresa Stanley The second meeting of the Purple Grove 4-H club was held on February 4 at Mrs. Brenda Bridge's house. The members opened the meeting with the 4-H Pledge and the minutes from the past week's meeting. The minutes, were accepted by the president, Jennifer Collins, and the vice-president, Joyce Lane. The club then divided into two groups for a discussion and group activities on cook- ing. Group one cooked a dish called' "1234 dinner" ands group two discussed Canada's food groups. Group two also talk- ed about their favorite eaten -away -from- home meal: The e also given a menu and discusseit took advantage of a par- ticular se on or if the fond on the men» was nutritious. The groups then switched places with group one involved in a discussion on food while group two was in the kitchen busily preparing apple celery salad and a hot, spicy apple drink. • a Whet`ithe kitchen group was finished, everyone sat around the table to eat what the two groups had made. All recipes were easy to make and easy to find because they were all included in the "Surviving ,with Style" books. • The meeting closed with the 4-H Motto. The meeting was then officially closed by Angela Collins and seconded by rodd Thompson. The next meeting is to be held at Mrs. Brenda Bridge's home on February 11 at 4•/nnm School's publicspeaking winners • from page 12 2nd - Jack Chisholm 3rd ( tie ) - Debbie Ross - Grant Cairncross ° Junior Division 1st - Shane Webster - Gr. 4 2nd - Michelle MacGillivray - Gr. 4 3rd -'Lisa Cairncross - Gr. 6 Intermediate Division lst - Joel Wright - Gr. 7 2nd - Linda Hayden - Gr. 7 3rd - Jason Cameron - Gr. 8 The judges were Helen Blake, Mary Bere, Don Tremeer, Tony McQuail, Louise Sygrove, Ian Clarke and Marie Webster. The first and second place winners in the Junior and Intermediate division will com- pete at the Lucknow Legion contest in Lucknow on Friday, February 27 at 8 p.m. Birthdays 4\.. 0 Birthday greetings rrom iiraae 1 to Craig Moffat and Jeff MacLean. Valentines A Valentine theme was evident in the school on Friday, February 13 with several rooms having goodies brought in and Valentines exchanged. Many classes had hotdogs for noon lunch augmented by sweets of all kinds brought from home and shared. A Valentine dance was held in the gym at noon. Snow paintings Mrs. Dee Graham, Huron County Art Co- ordinator, was at Brookside on Friday. She did snow paintings with the children in Kindergarten 2 using a mixture of soap flakes and starch - very effective on col- ored paper and easily cleaned up. Mrs. Graham taught one -point perspective to Grade 6 doing street scenes. 0, 4 Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 18, 1987—Page 13 Select your invitations from our col- lection of traditional and contem- porary designs. Socially correct thermo-engraving compliments the elegance of our wedding stationery. Ask to see our many wedding ac- cessories too. Our gift to you as a keepsake ... a copy of your invitation thermo- engraved in gold. Cowan Printing LUCKNOW 528-2730 1111k ,U=111111WII BUSHES WANTED Bush lots or selected trees. TOP CASH PRICES CRAIG HARDWOOD LTD. AUBURN BILL CRAIG AL CRAIG 526-7220 526=7512 JOHN SCHWARTZENTRUBER 887-6571 ho'Wick MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY — WROXETER, ONTARIO The 114th Annual Meeting of the Howick Mutual Insurance Company, will be held in the Wroxeter Community Hall, Wroxeter, Ontario on: FRIDAY. FEBRUARY. 27th, 1987 at 1:30 pars. Purpose: 1. To receive the Annual Statement and Auditor's Report. 2. To elect 'two. Directors to replace Ron McMichael and Doug Anderson whose term of office expires. Both Directors are eligible for re-election. 3. To appoint an auditor for 1987. 4. To amend by-law No. 33 - Director's Remuneration: S. To transact any other business which may rightly come before the meeting. LLOYD MICHIE President RANDY HUTCHINSON Manager Notice of the 108th ANNUAL MEETING West Wawanosh Mutual Insurance Company Notice is hereby given, that the Annual Meeting of the Company will be held at the Agricultural Hall, Dungannon, Ontario Friday, February 27th, 1987 .1. To receive and dispose of the Financial Statement and Auditors Report. 2. To appoint Auditors. f 3. To elect two 12) Directors. 4. To transact any other business that may properly come before the meeting. 5. The retiring Directors are Gordon Stewart of Ripley area, and Glen Coultes of the Belgrave I Wingham / Brussels area. Gordon Stewart and Glen Coultes are eligible for re-election for a three year term. A Policyholder wishing to seek election or re-election as a Director must file his or her nomination in writing with the Secretary of the Corporation by February 20, 1987. The Company By -Laws are available 'for inspection at the Head Office of the Corporation. By the order of the Board of Directors. Norris G.E. Peever Secretary / Manager f