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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-11-18, Page 4Page 4 - iteknow Sentinel, 'Wednesday, N inbc8, 1998 Cliangts oraddreso. =Ws for sphocriptioes, tindeliVerable coplo/ (return pongee goarantegit ore to be Sea babe LUCIMOW Sentinel* ihe address iqiicateci here Aftlistng IS Wetted OX11 tbe condition that tn. *event ofn typogrophIcal enor. the por- don of the a.dIttrOsing Vag otenpftxt by Olt =wow item togetner walla reasonable allowance for signature, will not be charged forbut the balance of tile whrentsernentwill be pairt at the applicablt rates. 1 ., A Rows Pvitilisteero. Community Nompam 610 Campbell St. Ukew, Ontario Flox 400, Lticknow, Ontario NOO 2H0 L.1 phone: (519) 528-2821fa.lr: 0191528-3529 :1/ -.established 1873 - Tom Thompson - Advertising Mansge Fat Livingston General Manager tor Phyla,* Matthews Helm - Mee Adardni, **rotor • Joan Courtney - Typesetter aiitosciptton Rates advance: Regular 020410 hoel. postage and. 04.T.E. senor . esa.aa Inlet postage and O.S.T.I ' Foreign ,tit. USA $��..OQ bliatiousM.all Regtstration No. 07656 held aOnderieh. Ontario. Published 52, WM* year. ti .on.. intent *itirgss: 1litp://$;or4;4.6owrosoZt.comfiuc1aiolvi om New members wel- comed to the Lueknow CGIT last week were Stacy King, Julie Hamilton, Stephanie Morrison, Lyn Flood, Karolyn Doiron and Kir Carruthers. President Cassandra IVIassena welcomed the These young ladies Were welcomed as new members to the CGFF last Week, They are back row: Stacy King, Kit Carruthers and Lyn Flood. Centre row: Julia Hamilton and Stephanie Ii/torrlson.' Front; Karolyn Dolton. (1-isin9eton photo) . guests and led the singsong. Teen, leaders Jessica Sterner and Lee Morrison led in the ser- vice for new members presenting them 'with membel'is pins and cards. Bach girl introduced her gueits, Lee explained about the Vesper service sched- uled' for Dec. 6. The. theme will be "Choices." • Jessica gave an update on the gawp's foster child. Isaiah in Kenya. Everyone viewed a video, Children in Kenya, which showed the life of a refugee girl and then a boy whe had two working parents and servantS."The group will gather items for envelopes to send to refugee chil- dren. The evening closed; with "raps. ' • Lucknow W 1)uild 'bridges% not !wa 1 can.... Industries. The group's Christmas about 10,000 sheep to was the theme for the banquet will be held at the make the preject worth - November meeting of, the Anglican Hall, followed while. Lois also told about Lucknow Women's by a pot luck program. hemp farming and that it Institute when 11 mem- Bernadine Ritchie gave was legalized this year. bers gathered last week, a 'geed report on the WI* Rita told the members Lois Goodhue and Rita convention. Rita Gilmore about a book, The Gilmore were the host- and Mabel Whitby gave Shepherd's Geirle, by Ken esses and served an enjoy- reports on the rally held at and Debbie DeBrieS, able dessert. Tiverton. Both meetings explaining about finding Alice Taylor opened the were interesting and infor- churches when yoti are meeting with a poem, Our. Illative. away from home and also Freedom Cause. apnea') Lois started the pro- on locating honest dealers. was to name.a project the gram with a reading from, The Meeting ended Women's Institute instigat- The Outdoor Farni Show with a brain, teaser contest ed The answers included by Bill IvIcMasters the - birthstones and flowers the war Memorialbread topic being making cheese Alice Taylor was the win wrappers, 441 clubs, a from sheep milk. It takes net fence around the swim- ming pool etc. afa- " , a Matto for the day was 4 build bridges instead of t , walls, and you will always Re a • have a friend', a Donations will be made 'OW to Palliative Care and , Wiriihairi and Area Seniors Centre., Make/Wilt MOW, ti 40th annual meeting for Hortieultural Soeiety The L u e'k n o w.. tion of past presidents; Horticultural Society held treasures and secretaries. its 40th .anniversary annu- who had served in the al meeting on Nov. 13 at society 'since 1958. Many the Legion hall, with din- were able to attend. They ner served by the .Legion were presented -With a niembers. • plaque • with 1 love President Frank Alton Lucknow' written on it. welcomed the group. He . Members who held mentioned the special 40th executive positions for anniversary history book, :four years Or more now on sale, which 'con- received a • Society tains articles from 1922 to President • Award 1998. He also encouraged Certificate. These includ- the members to renew ed: Catherine Andrew their membership as they • years;,Norman Taylor - need 200 members to nine years Belle Mole - receive the $1500 grant. five years (not present), Entertainment was PIO- Shirley Bolt five years, vided by Jean Conley, Bernadean Ritchie - five • Wi lmaBI ake, Isobel • years, Jean, Whitby - five Shepherd, Donna Crich, years (not present) and Barbara andEvans }Jelin. Betty O'Donnell 7 four The treasurer's, report -years. 06,4 • a balance of John Lamoureux $3.440, an increae of received a certificate for $800over last year. ' the extra effort he gave to The in Memoriam Was the Society through orea, given by Annabelle nixing the Trillium Award • Armstrong. A morrient Of Survey, drawing up new was observed in bylaws.and designing and -reznernbralice of eight erecting the new flower members who had passed carpet bed at Waterworks away in the last year. Park. The Beatty Ladder tro- Mr. Lamoureux ph' Went to Lynn Wall received a, pin aS,.the who won the most. points incoming president; and at the August flower show. Ruth Alton a secretary. Marian Zinn was the. pin, Mr. Lamoureux in recipient of the Red Roe tura Presented Mr.Alton trophy. with his past president's, The highlight of the pin. , evening wasthe introduc- It was a busy year for the_Society. In April the District 8 Annual- Meeting ' was hosted here with 140. members from Bruce, Gey and Huron counties. A. float was entered in the , 1400 reunion parade,' A Member made a donation in appreciation for all'the flowers that were 'planted around the town. The Society denated. to. Martintown Society in eastern Ontario„ an area that was devastated by •the • Sleet *storm last springA donation was also made to the Lucknow Legion's Wilding fund. Donald MattheWs-; pr e'.- ident of the Ontario ,Horticultural Society brought greetings, as did. Stuart Reavie, the, mayor elect for the Township of Huron -Kinloss. Barb Fisher;, I:truce MPP, presented Mr Alton with a framed certificate: congratulating the society on 40 years, and also a certificate. from the Premier ofOntaiio. • The executive for the tiPeoniing year includes Frank, Alton, past president; John Lamoureux, president;'• second. vice Andrea Feeley,. secretory Ruth Alton,' 'treasurer Leanne Crawford,. Aliene • Bradley will tend to Bremner, Margaret Lane,' Cheerio, Elsie fiouSton Stewart Lane, and Betty . will be pianist; - and Brine', Two year directers;., Annabelle Armstrong fa Doris Culbert Alice membership chairxnan Lamoureux, . Velma with Shirley,. ljackett, Morningstar, Manan Zinn assisting. and Ross guington. ' One year 'directors: roo proctor, of the .r. ss Shirley ' Bolt, ' June . - , : • Brussels area, shheied •- beautiful and interesting slides from around the World . After visiting at least 10 countries via .. • •slides, it made everyone realize what an interesting and beautiful world we have. • At the Lucknow Horticultural SockitY`e, 40th annual meeting taste week- end, past presidents, secretaries and treasurers were recognized., They include, from the left, back row: Donna Sue Errington,, president; Joan Martin, treasurer; Robin Logan, Prealdent; Joan Robinson, president; and Shirley Hackett/ .president. Front row: Shirley, Bolt, treasurer; Norman Taylor, treasurer; Catherine Andrew, presidentand treasurer; and Betty O'Donnell, secretary. Absent from photo: Allene,Bradley and 'Bernadeen- Ritchie, secretaries; Janet Cook, president; and Alice Lamoureux, treasurer. (Livingston photo) .