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Figure Skating club held its club competition last month. The competition
winners were, from left, Chrissy Conley and Jacqui Dawson, first in the Dutch Waltz pairs.,
and Dana Park, first in the Canasta Tango singles. Absent for photo was Rhonda Hogan,
first in the Preliminary Figure. (Alan Rivett photo)
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 11, 1987—Page 19
Victor Emerson out of hospital
Victor Emerson has returned to Bray
Lodge in Wingham last Wednesday after a
nine day stay in the Wingham hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Webster of Clinton
were Sunday callers with Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Emerson.
Mrs. Doris Wilkins, Glenna and Suzie of
Whitechurch were Saturday callers on Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Emerson.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer of
Whitechurch visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Hector Purdon of Strathroy recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Falconer, Tony, Tim
and Amy of Goderich spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer of
Whitechurch.
Mrs. Colleen MacMillan of Sarnia and
Mrs. Isabel Tiffin of Lucknow visited on
Thursday with Mrs. Jean Tiffin of
Whitechurch.
Neil, Helen, Stephen, Scott and Stuart
Rintoul spent Sunday with Mrs. Norma
Rintoul.
Doreen Rintoul is a patient at University
Hospital in London.
The World Day of Prayer was held at the
United Church with Mrs. Cliff Laidlaw as
the guest speaker. Coffee and cookies were
served to end the afternoon.
Gordon Rintoul visited at the home of his
son Leroy Rintoul while his wife is in
University Hospital in London.
The Whitechurch WI meeting will be
held at the home of Merle Wilson on
Wednesday.
4 -Hers learn many new skills
By Matthew Sproul
The Surviving With Style club got off to a
great start for Dungannon 1. Joanne
Sproul and Laurie Pentland are the
leaders joined by Jean McWhinney as the
youth leader along with 15 members.
The executive of the group is as follows:
President - Tim McNee; Vice -President -
Karen Bakker; Treasurer - Alison Clark;
Press Reporter - Matthew -Sproul; and the
secretary's position, is a rotating job.
Meeting 1
The first meeting was held on February
3 with all the mothers invited to attend and
get in on the action of the proper ways to
use a plunger, toilet maintenance and
what to do when you blow fuses and trip
circuit breakers.
The meeting closed with the 4-H motto.
Everyone enjoyed refreshments and
donuts.
Meeting 2
The second meeting opened with the 4-H
Pledge. The minutes were read and. the
rollcall was "What is your favorite `eaten
away from home' food". -The 1.5 members
present discussed different menus accor-
ding to nutritional balance; Is it appeal-
ing? Is it satisfying? And different
methods of being economical. The
members then made pizza, cheesy dip and
smooth, creamy pudding which everyone
enjoyed after skating.
Meeting 3
Thethird meeting was held at Joanne
Sproul's on March 2. The topic being The
Choice Is Yours. Tim McNee opened the
meeting with the 4-H Pledge, the minutes
of meeting two and the treasurer's report.
Twelve members answered the rollcall
of "Tell one discussion you made today".
A short discussion on a club name and the
members arrived at "Short Circuits".
Laurie Pentland led a discussion on
values with an activity called "If I could I
would...". The members chose an unfinish-
ed statement and had to complete it.
Jean McWhinney led an activity were
the members had three groups of four and
each group were given the same supplies
( styrofoam cups, pins, straws, and
papers) and asked to build something.
There were a great variety of items with
many explanations.
A discussion on spending money follow-
ed - things we need and things we don't
need. Before buying something, ask
yourself, do I need it? Can I afford it? And,
how much do I know about this product?
The next meeting will be held at Mat-
. thew Sproul's on March 16 and each
member is to bring an article of clothing
that needs. some repair. The meeting dos-
ed with the 4-H Motto.
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