HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-10-11, Page 13Thanksgiving in Ripley
Campbell, Mrs. Gladys
Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Webster of London, Mrs.
Florence Reavie of
Wingham, Mrs. Donna
Pennington of Teeswater,
Olive and Hector Knight
of Picton and Laura
Kearns of Cambridge. All
were here tohelp Don and
Anne celebrate their 40th
wedding anniversary.
Visitors dor
Thanks- giving with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Osborne
and family were Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Pennington and
family of Teeswater,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Campbell of Lucknow,
Miss Lynda Campbell of
Toronto and Mrs. Jack
Reavie of Wingham.
Anne and Don McCosh
wish to thank their
friends and relatives who
came to the "Open
house" in the Township
Hall on Saturday October
7, 1978. A special thank
you for the Purple Grove
Orchestra who played for
the good old-fashioned
dance. Thanks too for the
delicious dinner served in
the Purple Grove CC .for
all your good wishes and
gifts.
Miss Sharon Colling of
London spent
Thanksgiving weekend
HOLYROOD 4-H
The second meeting of the
Holyrood Metric Mixers was
on Monday, October 2nd in
Mrs. Stanley's home.
We opened with the 4-H
pledge led by Wilma Duiker.
Lea -Anne Haldenby read
the minutes of meeting one.
A vote for the club name
resulted in "Holyrood Metric
Mixers". Next week ideas
for cover pages and members
pages are to be brought to
the meeting.
Mrs. Stanley information Mrs.
Gingrich read information
from the members' pamph-
lets, concerning breakfast
ideas and menus.
Margaret MacDonald and
Marlene Murray made
'"Healthy Peanut Butter
Bread" while Cathy Stanley
and Beth Gingrich made
"Energy Squares".
KAIRSHEA
METRIC MAGICIANS
The meeting was held at
Mrs. Ritchie's home on
October 6. The minutes were
read by Nancy Haldenby.
Karen talked about what
things could be added to the
white sauce. Teresa and
Carol made "a la king"
using white sauce. While
that was cooking, Bonnie
showed • how much flour
increases when sifted. Mrs.
Ritchie demonstrated how to
make, Metric Tea Biscuits
and read how to judge
biscuits.
Nancy and Anne made
cheese and bacon swirls.
Linda and Molly made wheat
germ biscuits. •
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with Mrs. Katherine
Coiling. They visited her
brother Ernie at the
family homestead farm
on the fourth concession
in Huron Township.
At this time of writing,
Ivan Pollock of Ripley is
still in the intensive care
unit at Victoria Hospital,
London under treatment
for tetanus infection. All
the folks of this area are
hoping for the best for
Ivan. Two weeks ago
Monday he was taken to
Kincardine hospital and
then next day transferred
by ambulance to London.
A patient in Victoria
Hospital for the past
couple of weeks is Johnny
MacKay of Huron Villa,
Ripley. At present he is
recovering from surgery
which he underwent in
the past weeks. - Ripley
folks send best wishes to
Johnny for recovery.
Also a patient in the
same hospital is Mrs.
Jenny Brotchie of Kin-
cardine. She, is the sister
of Mrs. Eileen Nesbitt of
Huron Villa and a former
native of the 4th con-
cession west in Huron
township, also best
wishes to Jenny.
Howard and Marie
Kraft of Welland who
were here for the Brian
MacKay, Debbie Fuller
wedding in Ripley last
Saturday visited . with
Mary and Elwyn Pollock
on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Les
Gawley have returned to
their home in Powell
River, B.C. after visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Gawley, Purple Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne
Greig and family,
Elmira, Mr, and Mrs.
Barry Johnston and
family of Holyrood, also
with Mrs. Lettie and
Ethel Gawley, Ripley,
and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Chadbourne and family
Kincardine.
No running.
No walking.
No exercise.
No effort.
Penalty —
a shorter life.
No argument.
Fitness is fun.
Try some.
CID
PannaPacnon
When they were finished
baking the girls tasted the
biscuits and swirls and found
them quite good.
TRINITY I1
The fourth meeting of
Zippy Trinettes was held at
the home of the assistant
leader, Mrs. Ivan Cranston,
on October 5.
Karen Campbell read the
minutes of the last meeting.
The leaders discussed
"White Sauce Revisited",
Tea Biscuits.
Mrs. Blake demonstrated
Creamy Ham and Mushroom
supper, wheat germ biscuits.
Mrs. Cranston demon-
strated tea biscuits, cheese
and bacon swirls.
All members tasted the
Creamy Ham and Mushroom
supper which was sampled
on the tea biscuits, wheat
germ biscuits, cheese and
bacon swirls.
LUCKNOW # 1 4-H CLUB
The third meeting of The
Metric Eaters was held on
October 5th in the Lucknow
Central Public School.
President Joanne Pentland
opened the meeting. Debra
Arnold read the minutes
from the previous meeting
and Grace Alton gave the
treasurer's report.
The leaders discussed,
The Carried Lunch, Fillings
that Freeze 'Well; Lunch at
Home, Vegetables, Safe and
Sound, Health in the Kitchen
and Kitchen Safety.
Grace Alton and Barb
Henderson demonstrated
two methods of making
Metric White Sauce (the
melted fat method and
creamed fat method). The
Medium Metric White Sauce
was then used in the potato
cheese, chowder.
Brenda Henderson and
Lorna Boyle demonstrated
peanut butter and carrot
spread. Ruth Alton and Kim
Sanderson made peanut but-
ter and apple spread. These
spreads were then sampled
on Banana Bread. Joanne
Pentland and Debra Arnold
showed how to make Potato
Cheese Chowder a la Metric.
These foods were all
sampled and opinions were
formed.
There will be
a $15.00
charge for
publishing
a wedding
picture not
received by
the Sentinel
within six
weeks after
wedding date
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for all
seasons...
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