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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-10-19, Page 9COIllIlLIflItY news Brookside Broadcast Hy Bonnie Henderson and Brenda Gibson Mrs. Graham's grade four class did a unit on knights and castles. Mrs. Tebutt's grade three class did an apple unit. Por open house they made personal statues and parents had to find their child's desk by identifying the statue. Mr. Liddie's grade six class did a litter study and a litter survey hi the playground. Mrs. Blanchette's grade two class made paper models of students and stone soup. Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Young's grade one classes made baked apples on Friday as a follow up to their field trip to the apple orchard, Mrs. Carroll's class made apple muffins on Thursday and served them to visitors to their room at Open House, On October 14, the school had Open House where a special presentation was given by Louise Wilson, Primary Co-ordin- ator, and Carol Symons, Junior Co-ordinat- or, on How 1 can help my child in school. There was a presentation in the gym for all parents and children. Mrs. Bete had a slide presentation on her trip to Papua, New Guinea. Mr. Jewitt mentioned a School Resource Team Organization and Sport's Night Organization. Tony McQuail, board member, spoke briefly, commenting on school programs. The student's council provided treats for the children and coffee for the adults. On Friday Valerie Vanderburg,h came to the school to give a presentation on Ringette, a game devised for girls as an alternative to hockey. Equipment consists of a helmet. a sawed-off hockey stick and a rubber ring. 1 here is no body contact and it is played on skates like hockey. west Huron Junior Farmers plan banquet and dame On Monday, October 10, the West Huron Junior Farmers met at Brookside School at 8 p.m. The meeting opened by 23 members singing the Junior Partner Song. Secretary Annette Ritchie read the minutes and Ruth Ritchie gave the treasur- er's report. Ruth Ritchie gave a report on entertain- ment for the banquet and dance on Novem- ber 26. Murray Irvin handed out tickets for the 8th annual banquet and dance. Members voted on the awards which will be presented at our banquet and dance. Most enthusiastic member, Most Active member and Rookie of the year. Fund raising was discussed and a draw will be held November 26 for two nights accommodation and spending money to the value of $200 for Wheels Inn in Chatham. The club donated $200 to the Lucknow Rand to be used towards their new uniforms. The Rose Bowl was given to Sharon Alton and everyone else who helped with the float, horseshoes, tug -a -war, and pole climbing contests at the Lucknow Pall Pair. Jim Ritchie gave the sheriff report. Flection of officers was held for the 1984 year and they are as follows: president, Colin Snyder; vice-president, Sharon Alton; secretary, Anne Alton; treasurer, Annette Ritchie; press reporter, Mary Mole; social convener, Mike Scott; assistant social convener, Lynn Alton; directors, Lloyd Morrison, Audrey Ritchie, Joanne Pentland; zone representative, Ralph Mottison. The meeting was adjourned and games were enjoyed by the members conducted by Audrey Ritchie and Lynn Alton. Ripleyfair results... *from page 8 Joyce F;lphick, and Dorothy Needham; sec- tion 12 Decorative plant grown for foilage - Mrs. Albert flatlands, Joan Hoe, Ethel Har- ron, Annette Drennan; Section 13 Any houseplants in bloom not mentioned above - Alice Middelkamp, Gail van .der Hoek, Mrs. Bob Blackwell, and Noreen MacDonald; Section 14 Plant or plants in a hanger - Mrs. Stewart Shiells, Joan Hoe, Annette Dren- nan, Marion Smith; Section 15 - Outdoor grown hanging basket - Mrs. Dorothy (Jim) Needham, and Fran Farrell., Cut Flowers sections 16 to 44 - 16 Asters - Connie van der Hoek, Nelda McKee, Cheryl Collins, Joan Martin; 17 Cosmos - Ethel White. Verna Finlayson, Bev Newmaster, Susan Doupe; 18 Cornflower best display - Cheryl Collins; 19 Calendula - Joan Martin, Florence McCallum, Verna Finlayson, Nelda McKee; 20 Dahlia, decorative, 1 bloom with foilage 4" - 6'' - D.A. Bell, no more dahlias for 21- 24; 2.5 Gladiolus, 1 spike any colour - Joan Martin, Elsie Schuler. Mts. Bob Blackwell, Nelda McKee. 26Gloriosa Daisy - Bev Newmaster, Nelda McKee, Fran Farrell; 27 Gest Display Vtetich Marigold - Gladys Huston, Verna Finlayson, Susan Doupe, Margaret Geim rneli; 28 Best display African Marigold - Nelda McKee, Barb Liddle; 29 Display of Mums - 1-lelga Bell, Gladys Huston, Jean Anne Smeltzer; 34t Display of Mums p one colour - Cheryl Collins. 31 Pansies - best display - Edna Stanley, Jean Anne Smeltzer, John C. MacDonald; 32 Petunia fully double - Gladys Huston, Fran Farrell, Verna Finlayson; 33 Petunia, single, best displa - Barb Liddle, Margaret Gemmel), Gladys Huston, Verna Finlayson; 34 Petunia, large ruffled best display - Verna Finlayson, Fran Farrell. 35 Pose - one hylrred tea - Helga bell. Bev Newmaster. Margaret Gemmell .loran Mar- ten; 36 Three hybrid teas each different - Joan ;Martin. Margaret Gemmell, Verna Finlayson, Bev Newmaster; 37 Two sprays o►f Floribunda Roses - Margaret Gerrrmell: 38 Container of roses 5 to 9 blooms - Margaret Gemmell, Joan Martin, Grace ;McAuley. 39 Best display of snapdragons - Helen Vander Glas, Gladys Huston, Joan Martin, Sherry Farrell; 40 Zinnia 5 cactus flowered Fran Farrell, Nelda McKee; 41 Zinnia 7 pompoms - Nelda McKee, Connie van der Hoek, Verna Finlayson, Mrs. Bernice Nor- man; 42 Zinnia, 5 dahlia flowered - Mrs. Bernice Norman, Nelda McKee, John C. MacDonald, Verna Finlayson; 43 Any other annual not listed above, 5 stems - Edna Stanley, Verna Finlayson; 44 Any perennial, '3 stems or sprays- Connie van der Hoek. Designs: Sections 45 and 46 had no entries. 47 "Coffee Break" - an arrangement in a coffee mug had 9 entries - Mary Black, Bev Newsrnater, Mich' Koeke, Helen Vander Glas; 48 An arrangement suitable for mother and new baby - Fran Farrell, Cheryl Collins, Verna Finlayson, Gladys Huston; 49 -Colonial Days", a design using roadside flowers and weeds in a suitable container - Fran Farrell, Maty Black, S1.i_san Doupe and Mts. Fred Hallam; 54) -Autumn Festival", an arrangement of flowers, fruit and/or vegetables - Nelda McKee, llichi Koeke; 51 ' • The little Things of Life" - an arrange - meet no more than 5" in any direction - Mary Black, Gladys Huston, Verna Finlayson, Cheryl Collins; 52 An atrange- ment using driftwood, leaves, flowers and buds - Helen Vander Glas, Mary Black. 53 a design using geraniums for a kitchen table. not more than 8" - Verna Finlayson, Connie van der lloek, Florence McCallum, Beth McMaster: '•Nohhdays" - an arrangement for Easter, flalIo,vve'en, etc. specified (one entry - Fran Farrell: 55 Take Three" - 3 blooms and filler arranged with imagination one entry r - Fran Farrell: 57 arrangement with dried flowers and/or weeds - Mary f lack. F,lrzatreth Geddes. and Fran Farrell: 58 Any flower with foliage floating on water drew 8 entrees. The prize winners were Joyce Farrell. Cheryl Collins, Helen Vander Glas, and Verna Finlayson. Downes!it science Domestic Science is Class 5 in the Ripley fall fair. It includes all those thrings good to east such as cakes. pies, every homemade candy. Would you believe that an audit of Toro to page 11 Luclmow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 19, 1983—Page 9 1111 Gur%e's inor otors SKIDOOS, MOTORCYCLES, LAWN MOWERS, CHAIN SAWS Repairs to all Maker Reasonable Rates MAURICE MILTENBURG It R. LUCKNOW 8224810 arms own. Pa t Annu CHRISTMAS COUNTRY FAIR sale of local arts, crafts & Country baking at Saltford Valley Hall (1/4 mile N. of Gnderlth, E. off Hwy. 21) Wednesday, October 19, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday, October 22 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday, October 23, 12 noon -b p.m. SPECIAL FEATURES: Isabelle MacDonald displaying ceramic figurines; 1e" homemade old fashioned dolls with bloomers and aprons by Jaen McArthur of Tiverton; Broad Dough Art and Silk Flower Arrangements by Marie Webster of Auburn; Soft Sculpture novelties and Christmas Decorations by Luba Strutton of Lutknow; Macrame by Barbara Burton of Kincardine; Paper Tole by Olga Tyshenko of Mitchell, Saturday & Sunday only. ADMISSION Adults RO° LUNCH AND REFRESHMENTS (served by Order of Eastern Star Ladles OVER 45 CRAFTS (sponsored by Niue Wafer Chapter No. 284, Order of the Eastern Star, Ooderith.l LUCKNOW LEGION NALL SAT. OCT. 22 m Legion Dane* Slddon Brothers TUES. 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