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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-04-21, Page 7A They're back from Texas Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan returned home on Tuesday after spending 51 months in Texas. They visited in Victoria, Texas with Mr. and .Mrs. Forrest -Gilley, Mr. and Mrs. John Jiles, Mr. and Mrs. James Knudsen, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Pierman, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ingram, Mr: and Mrs. Elmer Wylie, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Creacy and granddaughter Hope, of Houston, Texas. On the way home they visited with some former. Mennonites of this area who are living in Texas: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stotzfur, Mr. and Mrs. Isarel Albrecht and Mr. and Mrs. Arran Showalter. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm were Easter Sunday visitors with her brother Gordon Bolton of Tees - water. • Janice Davis, Mark and Scott of Windsor, Wayne and Beth Farrier, Amy and Kim of Guelph were Sunday visitors with Agnes Farrier. Congratulations. to Murray and Judy Lyons on the birth of a son on Apr. 10 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Whitechurch UCW The Whitechurch UCW held their Apr. 7 meeting at the home of Pauline Adams. The topic was the church in society, with Mildred McClenaghan and Alice Moore as leaders. Mildred opened with a poem on spring. Scripture was taken from the Gospel of St. Matthew. Agnes Farrier played the Old Rugged Cross while. Alice and Mildred read the verses. Both ladies gave various readings. Rollcall was answered by 10 members, giving an Easter verse. Evelyn Gibb gave the financial WHITECHURCH by Jean Ross" report. The next meeting is May 5 at the home of Hazel Laidlaw. Whitechurch WI The Whitechurch Women's Institute held their annual meeting on Apr. 14 with a noon pot Luck lunch followed by the meeting. President Marjorie Wall opened the meeting in the usual way fol- lowed by a poem on .spring. Jean Tiffin read the minutes. A dessert euchre is planned for Apr. 26 and Jean Ross and Jean Tiffin reported some details on a planned bus trip in June. Mrs. Wall conducted an oral contest. Officers for the new year are mainly the same with the secretary - treasurer being split between Jean Tiffin as secretary, and Evelyn Gibb as treasurer. Norma Rintoul installed the of- ficers. The new programs will be made up on Apr. 27 at 7 p.m. at the home of Norma Rintoul. Whitechurch Penny Pinchers The Whitechurch Penny Pincers have had several meetings where they have looked at warranties on different purchases. A film was shown on consumer complaints, They learned from this what steps can be taken if a product is faulty and still under warranty. Karen Lubbers showed" some products , which use excess pack- aging. On Apr. 3 the group went to Suncoast. Mall in Goderich to put their knowledge about shopping to use. Stitchery club holds meeting The Donnybrook 4-H stitchery club held their first meeting at the home of June Robinson on Apr. 9. President for this club is Simone Bleeker, vice president Charlotte Drennan, treasurer Jennifer and Patricia Robinson and the secretary and press reporter positions are going to be revolving. Youth leader Ruth Anne Durnin led in a game in which members were to guess different materials needed for stitchery and then everyone chose an item and they were to be called that. instead of their real name for the rest of the meeting. Two guests came in to help members start their cross stitch projects. Faye and Margaret Hil- debrand displayed different projects they had completed. Everyone started the project of their choice with enthusiasm. The "experts" really helped members get, started. The club members say thanks for all their help and the donation of the embroidery floss. Club leader is June Robinson and the members for this club are Jane Smyth, Simone Bleeker; Charlotte Drennan, Ruth Anne Durnin, Kim Fielder, Heather, Jennifer and Patricia Robinson. Trivia Q. What type of portable fire extin- guisher is most suitable for the average home? Class A, BC or ABC. A. Class ABC multi-purpose dry chemical. St. Helens WI will have roof shingled .The St. Helen's Women's Five dozen cookies were donated Institute held its annual meeting at to the Slice of Duron days held in the hall on Apr. -13, starting with a Seaferth. pot luck luncheon. Reports from the standing com- President Elaine Errington wel- mittees were received. comed all. Plans were. made to Muriel Moffat brought in the shingle the roof of the hall. report of, the new slate of officers The WI will cater to the Square and Edith Cooper installed them. Dancers group on May 5 with Past president is Elaine Errington, group four in charge. Card parties with Caroline Menary as the new will continue with the next one on president; vice, Luba Sltrutton; A 'r. 27. secretary Florence McConnell; treasurer, Norma Raynard with Jean Phillips as her assistant; auditor, Irene Markham. Convenors: Agriculture, Muriel Moffat; Citizen- ship and Legislature, Helen Todd; Canadian Industries, Norma Raynard; Education and Cultural Activities, Janet MacPherson; Family and . Consumer Affairs, Isobel Gaunt; International Affairs, Jean Phillips. The Dungannon 4-H club held its achievement night last week to wrap up completion of its heritage project. Receiving pins and plaques were back row, left to right, Kevin Anson, Joh- nathon Brindley, Sadie Hoy and Catherine Brindley, all new members, and Natasha Godfrey, six project member. Front row, Heather Brindley, Kim Fielder and Jenny Tucker, all new members. Absent, Noah Summer, new member. (Pat Livingston photo), . LUCKNOW DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE. * Lions Bingo April 25, 1993 Sa iurday, April 24. 1991 Gordon Falls • Ilclrn SimpNon OPEN DATES • April fnd,i', 21 I'ud;IN ;n "ONLY" CALL 528-3532 9a.m.-5p.m. FRI. - THURS. APR. 23 -. 29 FRI. & SAT. 7 & 9 PM SUNDAY - THURSDAY 8 PM BURT REYNOLDS COP �- "PML; .n LONG OISTANCE? 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