The Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-04-26, Page 7Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 26, 1989 =Page 7
LUCKNOW & DISTRICT
LIONS CLUB
Science fair winners at St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge include, back row, left to right,
Erin Hickey, Tom Chilton, Jennifer Tigert, Jane Brophy, Laura Miltenburg, Aaron
Hackett, Jason Brophy. Front row, left to right, Patrick Dalton, Lisa Dykstra, Bradley
Hickey, Cory Sherratt, Jillian Robertson, Amanda Hickey and Lori Dykstra. Absent
Meghan Martin. (Pat Livingston photo)
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The girls' basketball team of St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge won the zone competition
advancing on to the Huron Perth Seperate School finals in Stratford where they placed
third. Members of the team include from the left, Kim Wilson, Dawn Wilson, Amy Olson,
Tammy Hogan, Lori Nicholson, Heidi Martin. Absent Joyelle Foran. (Pat Livingston
photo)
Whitechurch lady returns from B.C.
Mildred McClenaghan recently returned
home from a month holiday to Nanai no
B.C. While there she visited for two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Bruee Coleman(Doris
McClenaghan) and in Vancouver with
some former classmates. Also Barbara
Gaunt at Duncan, B.C., Mrs. Edith Sealy
(Gaunt) and two of her sons, George and
Willie of Vancouver, and at Surry B.C.
with Bruce and Alvin Garbet, great-
nephews of the late Sam Garbet from the
second of Kinloss.
While at Nanaimo, she called on Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Inglis. Jack helps with all the
acres of daffodils that are grown there.
Mildred travelled out and back by train
and reported she had a very good trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted McClenaghan of Kit-
chener visited on Sunday with Mildred.
Ted and Vera are preparing for a trip to
,Greece in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw visited
last Sunday with Norma McCombs of
Cheapside, and on Monday last they at-
tended the zone rally of the Gideons held in
Wingham and on April 17, hosted the Bible
Study at their home for the Gideons.
Brian Ross spent the weekend with
friends in Lindsay. -
Mr. and Mrs. George Gaunt of
Woodstock visited on Sunday with Agnes
Gaunt of Wingham.
The community wishes Elizabeth Tiffin
of the village, who is a patient in Stratford
General Hospital following surgery, a
speedy recovery.
Norma Rintoul was a Friday evening
visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Caldwell of
Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gutoskie, Michael,
Michelle of Kitchener, visited Saturday at
the home of Mrs. Rintoul.
Karen, Peter Sheena, Leslie of London,
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burke of Guelph
visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Currie.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Day visited on Satur-
day with Elizabeth Tiffin. Dave Gibb and
Fred Tiffin visited at the hospital on
Sunday.
We are sorry to report Mary Simpson is
a patient in the Wingham Hospital.
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The 4-11 working with wool achievement
night was held on Monday, April 17 at 7:30
P.M. in the Teeswater Complex.
The Whitechurch Knit Wits were the ho'
club for the evening. Other eluhr r.r, ,
were Belmore, Formosa, Te
and 5 and Whitechurch
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The emcees for the evening were Karen
Elliott and Maryon Doer. Following the
welcome, a film was shown on processing
of wool right from the sheep to the finished
product.
Those attending were then divided into
Olive groups and each group spent 10
minutes at each of three stations. Station 1
was a knitting machine demonstration by
Mary Lou Green. Station 2 was Gladys
Netske showing how a spinning wheel
works. Station 3 was the display set up by
each of the 4-H clubs in attendance. These
included the members' books and their
completed projects. The two youth leaders
also had separate displays.
Special awards were received by Karen
Elliott for completing 18 clubs and by
Kathleen Elliott for having led 4-H for 20
years. Congratulations.
As host club leaders, Mrs. Elliott and
Mrs. Betty Ross were presented with love-
ly corsages by their club members.
Maryon Dow also received a gift from
her leaders to show their appreciation for
having completed 12 clubs and Mrs. Elliott
was presented with a gift by Mrs. Archie
Purdon from Whitechurch club in recogni-
tion of her 20 years as a leader.
Chalmers W.M.S.
Chalmers W.M.S. held their meeting on
April -19 at the home of Kathleen Elliott.
Helen Rintoul opened the meeting with a
call to worship.
Hymns were sung throughout the
meeting. Norma Rintoul read the . scrip-
ture and meditation on spring and planting
the seed.
The topic was taken by Helen Rintoul
called fallow ground.
Roll call was answered by 11 members
with a verse containing the word seed.
Minutes were ready by secretary Dora
Neilson. Mrs. Milligan and Vera Falconer
are on the visiting committee for Mad
The presbyterial is to be held in Pipit
on May•8 with Whitechurch doing tion: devo-
tions. The church Pleanint bee to be May
17 at 9 a.m. with f riseetiu I May.
Helen Rintoul :losed the meeting with
p" yer. Ladies aid followed with discus-
sion on the meal for the May 21 anniver-
ry. The June meeting will be held at the
ime of Mrs. A. Purdon.
Fri. - Thurs. Apr. 28 - May 4
Fri. & Sat. 7 & 9 p.m.
Sun. - Thurs. 8 p.m.
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