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Cottages - Additions
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OFFICE, LUCKNOW, 528-2726
BERT ASKES •
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TRUST CORP.
CITY TRUST
Prevailing interest Rates
Your Representative
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LUCKNOW
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BY MAY BOYLE
The leaders from the Holy -
rood Women's Institute,
Mrs. Gerald Rhody and Mrs.
Ross Cayley, attended the,
new course on Needlepoint at
Ripley during the week. This
is for beginners and it is open
to all ladies who wish to avail
themselves the opportunity
to do needlepoint.
Relatives and friends in
this community extend con-
gratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
John Lockhart of Kincardine
who on Sunday, November
19th will have open house
marking their 65th wedding
anniversary. John taught in
Kinlough school many years
ago and Susan is the daught-
er of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Haldenby. We wish
every blessing to this es-
teemed couple. ' John was
also Mayor of Burlington for
several years.
Sympathy is extended to
Mrs. Fanny Wraith and
family in the sudden death of
her husband, John. After the
Wraiths were married they
lived for a time west of our
village.
The Women's Institute
invite you to the annual
Remembrance Day Service at
the Township Hall, Holly -
rood on Saturday, November
nth at 10.45 a.m. to pause
for a while to remember
those who gave their lives in
two world wars.
Mr. and Mrs. William
MacPherson, Holyrood, .vis-
ited the last two weekends
with Mr. and . Mrs. Nelson
Lockrie, of Port Franks, and
with. Mr. and Mrs. Art Roy,
of Hamilton.
Mrs. Jean Hodgins of
Wingham and Edna and May
Boyle spent Sunday with
relatives in London.
The Anglican Church
Women held a successful
Bake Sale, Bazaar and Tea
last Saturday.
Carl MacDonald returned
home from Wingham Hos-
pital where he was quite ill.
HOLYROOD 4-H
The Metric Mixers opened
their third meeting with the
441 pledge led by Wilma
Duiker. This meeting was
held on October 16th at Mrs.
Gingrich's home,. •
Lea -Anne Haldenby read
the minutes of meeting two.
Further businessincluded a
vote for the "leaders and
members" page as well as
for the cover design and
colour.
Several pages in the mem-
bers' pamphlet were. discus-
sed. These concerned foods
which freeze well, how to add
"life" to your lunch, breads,
vegetables, as well as infor-
mation on soups and white
sauces.
Carrie Allen and Wilma
Duiker made Potato Cheese
Chowder a la Metric. While
this yummy chowder was
being made, Lori Gingrich
and Michelle Edwards made
Peanut Butter and Carrot
Spread and replaced part of
the recipe with apples rather
than carrots. ?These dishes
were sampled, with Healthy
Peanut Butters Bread.
October 23 found the Met-
ric Mixers holding their
fourth meeting at Mrs. Ging-
rich's home.
Some ideas concerning the
9lub's party included inviting
a younger brother or sister
and making it a masquerade
party. Also discussed were
menu ideas, entertainment,
and a place to have the party.
Mrs. Gingrich demonstat-
ed how to make tea biscuits.
Connie Stanley and Linda
MacDonald demonstrated
Foodusually
tomes in
kilograms
and grams
what happens to tea biscuits
when they were over worked
and under worked., Lea -Anne
Haldenby and Kathy Duiker
made creamy ham and mush-
room supper which was
enjoyed with tea biscuits.
KAIRSHEA 4-H
The Kairshea. Metric Mag-
icians met for their seventh
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Clarence Ritchie on October
30.
The members were divid-
ed into two groups to discuss
problems presented in two
fiction stories. They judged
biscuits and made cover
pages for their text books.
The exhibit for Achievement
Day was also discussed.
JUNIOR FARMERS'
MEETING •
On Saturday, October 28,
1978 the West Huron Junior
Farmers met at Brookside
Public School. Thirty enthus-
iastic members answered the
roll call.
All committees reported
that everything was coming
along fine for the dance on
November 18 in Lucknow.
Lloyd Morrison reported
that • Sound System 70 is
playing at the annual ban-
quet on December 2, 1978.
The Junior Farmers Zone
Conference is in Palmerston
on Saturday, November 11,
the theme is "You and
Yourself" and some mem-
bers are hoping to attend.
The.election of officers was
then held and the, 1979
executive is: president, Don
Ritchie; vice president, Doug
Aitchison; treasurer, Nancy
Aitchison; secretary, Eliza-
beth Ritchie; press reporter,
Joanne Pentland; directors,
Lloyd Morrison, Sharon
Blake, Jim Pentland; social
conveners, Alex Irwin, Brian
Arnold.
Followingthe meeting
everyone went back to Nancy
and Doug Aitchison's for a
Hallowe'en party.