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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-03-04, Page 14Page 14—Lucknow SentineLWednesday, March 4, 1987 �T/► SUNWORTHY color Your Worli v,` 'ES YOU -CAN WALLCWERINGS Ripley Paint and Wallpaper RIPLEY 395-2614 lOth Anniversary Sale ALL Sunworthy Book Orders 30 off In Stock Patterns compared to Book Price 50 o�o PAINT SPECIAL No. 5250 4 Litre No. 5350 4 Litre s16g8 s239s No. 3350 Ceiling Paint 4 Litre 939 DRAW HOURS: 9:00 AM - 12 Noon; 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM; Closed Thursday & Saturday Afternoons You are cordially invited to attend Whether there's a Wedding in your future or that of a friend or relative, you won't want to miss Wedding Showcase '87. An all inclusive showcase in a delightfully relaxing atmosphere featuring: Multiple Displays and Men's & Ladies' Fashion Shows! It's all together in one show with experienced individuals on hand to answer your every question. Plus, it's all NO CHARGE with plenty of... FREE DRAWS! Plan to Attend... SUNDAY, MARCH 8th • Starting. at 2:00 River Mill (Benmiller Inn), Benmiller, Ont. EVERYONE WELCOME An all inclusive Wedding Showcase featuring: Accommodations by .... BENMILLER INN Fashions by WALKER'S BRIDAL STUDIO Photography by BLUEWATER PHOTOGRAPHY Meri's Fashions by WALKER'S STYLE SHOP -Wedding Cakesaby SPECIAL SPECIALITIES (Kim Coulter) Jewellery by ANSTETT JEWELLERS Invitations by KING'S BOOKS & GIFTS Flowers by DIXIE'S FLOWERS & GIFTS Make -Up by MARY K COSMETICS (Downa Richardson) Travel Advice by MARLIN HARBOUR LIGHT TRAVEL For further information call Pat at ... 524.4195, Don at ... 524-2811 or Dixie at ... 524-8761 We've had beautiful weather, but .winter's not over as yet What a beautiful week we've had and in February too! Usually there's so much snow you can't see over the banks. But winter's not over yet, so prepare yourself ! Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb was their daughter Sandra Darling and her two children Mark and Heather of Paisley. There will be many people in the com- munity glad to know that Rhetta MacLen- nan was able to be out in the other day in ILucknow with her daughter Margaret Morton of Point Clark. George and Andrea MacDonald left last wekk for a few days holidays in Kentucky. Edna Culbert visited with her family in London for a couple of days recently. Mayme Wilkins visited with her mother LOCHAL by Kae Webster Stella Irwin and brother Lloyd. Also visiting with Mrs. Irwin was her daughter Ruby of Woodstock. A Poem Full many a race is lost, Ere ever a step was run, And many a coward fails., Ere ever his work begins. Think big - a your depths will grow, Think small - and you'll fall behind, Think that you can and you will it's all in the state of your mind! New season at Day Centre By Pam Williams Now that the "ides" of March is almost upon us, it's good to know that spring is just around the corner. The Day Centre for the Homebound is eagerly preparing for the new season. We're looking ahead to the Belmore Maple syrup Festival, Blyth Festival plays, and we even plan to attend a Stratford, Festival play this year. The day trips are quite popular but we also have activities at the centre. Wingham Armoury ). Guest speakers, exercises, singing, foot clinics, crafts, recreational games, and a full course noon meal are part of the regular day centre program. March is nutrition month so we'll try to feature some healthy programs by inviting Cathy .Thompson, nutritionist with the Huron County Health Unit to be our guest speaker on March 19. Sharon Creighton the Lucknow and Area Public Health Nurse will be our guest speaker on Wednesday March 18th. We also plan to have a special entertain- ment afternoon of Irish frolicking on St. Patrick's Day. Bowling will be the sport of the week of March 23 -27th. You can be a part of the au- dience or be a participant and you'll aro- SPECIAL REPORT bably enjoy both. On Tuesday, March 31, the group will be treking to the Maple Keys Sugar Bush and participating in a tour to see the various methods of maple syrup production. The Maitland Valley Conservation Authority maintains the bush and we'll also have a chance to purchase some maple syrup and sugar. Don't forget our. fund raising dance at the Belmore Community Centre on Satur- day April 4. Music will be provided by "The Entertainers" a popular band from the Fergus area. March will be a busy month at the cen- tre. Phone us at 357-1440 if y6u would like a copy of'our March program calendar and join in these special activities for older adults. In preparation, get out your shamrocks, shillelagh and be prepared to ' kiss the Blarney Stone. 4-H clubs discuss fuse. boxes • from page 13 was held on February 3, 1987 at the home of Mrs. Suzanne Andrews. The meeting was called to order by the club's new president Warren Andrew. Everyone repeated the 4-H Pledge and tried to think of a name for the club. It was decided that each member would bring a name to the next meeting. The meeting started with the members talking about fuseboxes. Everyone went to the basement to look at the fusebox. The third meeting of the Trinity Trend Setters was held on February 16 at the home of Mrs. Suzanne Andrew. Four members and the tw`o leaders attended. The rollcall and the home activities were taken up. First, the members learned how to use their money. Then, the members talked about what they look for in a friend. Crafts were made and refreshments were served, ,...°to close the meeting. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Suzanne Andrew. By April Brindley and Connie Husk On Monday, February 23 Mr. Andy Burgess of the Kincardine OPP Detach- ment came to the Silver Lake 4-H Club meeting at the Kinloss Community Centre as their special gt'Pst. Each member invited a woman from the institute along with their mother to hear his presentation. Jill Campbell welcomed Mr. Burgess, He spoke on the Neighborhood Watch Pro- gram and told about marking your proper- ty with special engravers. Many questions Were . asked. during the course of the presentation. There were many pamphlets available to take home and a sheet to fill out if you would like a special number to make your property. After Mr. Burgess's interesting presen- tation, April Brindley thanked him and presneted him with a gift from the club showing their appreciation. Lunch was served with members bring- ing delicious squares and the leaders pro- vided rich chocolate milk, along with cof- fee and tea which everyone enjoyed. Everyone will agree that it was a fun and a learning -filled evening. By Linda Hayden Port Albert Fix -Its . 4-11 Club held their third meeting on Feb. 23 at Rhonda Dickson's with 17 members present. They started with the 4-H Pledge, minutes, roll call, and chose a club, name. Several menus for breakfast, lunch or dinner were distributed and members made comments on them and suggestions for improvement. Marcia Boak led a discussion on Values, Resources, Standards, and Goals. For an activity. called "If I Could,. I Would", members chose an unfinished statement and had to complete it. Some examples were, "People my age seem..." or "People can hurt my feelings most by...". For the next activities, junior members formed pairs, and each pair used the same supplies (styrofoam cup, pins, straws, and paper) to build' something'. There was a great variety of results. Senior members ex- ainined a story "The Girl, and the Sailor" and used their own values and goals to rank the characters. We discussed "Spending your Money". People's purchases generally fall into two categories, "things we need". or "things we want". Before making a purchase ask yourself, "Do I need it? Can I afford it? How much do I know about this product?" Next meeting is March 23 at Jeff Weaver's. The second meeting of the Kingsbridge Know It All's was held at the home of Karla Hogan on February 24. All the members were present. At the meeting, the members learned how to make quick, but delicious meals. All the members helped to make a recipe, and also worked on their books. After the meeting was completed, all the members enjoyed the Cheesy Dip, Smooth and Creamy Pudding, and Magic Mocha Mix, which all the members enjoyed very much.