HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-05-05, Page 11Members of the Hyacinths were the season champions In the
Town and Country bowling league this year. Pictured are left to
right,. back row, Grant Famish, Lots Farrlsh, Edna Young, Kay
McIntosh, Harold Campbdlh Front row, Velma Morningstar, Ruth
Conley. Absent George and Alice Taylor. (Pat Livingston photo)
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 5, 1993 - Page 11
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ft came down to a playoff game but the Snowdrops took the
playoff championship In the Town and Country bowling league.
Team members include, back row, left to right, Marg Nettleton,
Dick Nettleton, Fern MacDonald, Herb Clark and Harry Lavis.
Front row, Delores Culbert, Helen Todd, Ann MacDougall and
Mary Levis. Absent Lois Chaput (Pat Livingston photo)
Delegates attend WMS
meeting in St. Thomas
The . Hamilton and London
Synodical of the Women's Mis-
sionary Society (W.D.) of the Pres-
byterian Church in Canada held its
annual meeting in Knox Pres-
byterian Church, St. Thomas on
Apr. 20 and 21,.
The theme for the two-day ses-
sion was "Praise _God" with over.
200 women in attendance. The
Synodical was constituted by the
president Helen Billiald.
Margaret Greig, AEC, conducted
- the bible study taking Psalm 103 as
her text.
Margaret Vanderzweerde told of
her recent trip to India meeting with
missionaries and' ecumenical
groups. She told of their devastation
and shortage of water.
Mrs. Vanderzweerde • then
introduced Maha Samara, a jour-
nalist and university professor in
Lebanott. She stated that love and
patience are needed to uhderstand
that her people want peace.
At the Tuesday evening dinner
Council President Kay Cowper
showed slides on her recent trip to
Taiwan.
On Wednesday each of the nine
Presbyterials Praised God through
presentations, skits and songs.
Following the business meeting
the officers for the following year
were installed .,,by Kay Cowper.
Agnes Bregman of Teeswater-was
welcomed as the new president.
An invitation for 1994 was given
by Maitland Presbyterial to hold the
Annual Synodical in St. Andrew's;
W Ingham.
Delegates attending from Maitland
were Erlma Haldenby, Frances
Nugent, Isabel Arbuckle, Agnes
Bregman, Marjorie Wall, Largret
McInnes, Jean Leitch, Marion Mun-
dell, Mildred Dickson and a car
load from Belmore.
Egg Busters
Saturday, Apr. 24 was the third 4.H NEWS
meeting of the Egg Busters.
The-group—did paperwork for
camp and then read
"Eggs"perimenting with eggs to Stir
crazy nutrition.
Each member was assigned a job
in preparing the chicken dinner,
which was sampled.
Various games were played
including one on the parts of a
chicken, and egg and ways to cook
a chicken.
Plans were made for achievement
day.
This was an all day meeting and
was lots of fun for the 15 members
who attended.
Egg Busters
add this to other report
The fourth meeting on Apr. 30
kicked off with . a discussion on
camp, followed by discussion on
achievement.
After a snack, officers were
elected for camp. Congratulations to
those that are in office.
Trinity Happy Heritage Hunters
The first meeting of the Trinity
Happy Heritage Hunters took place
at Brenda Wylds' home on Apr. 27.
The highlight of the meeting was a
trip to the Dungannon Cemetery
where the . group did tombstone
rubbings and examined many
shapes and symbols.
Officers were elected and up-
coming meetings discussed.
The group met again on Apr. 30
and . travelled to the Goderich
Museum and gaol.
While at the museum they viewed
an interesting film about early set-
tlers and were given a tour of the
archives.
A tour guide at the gaol explained
its history before the 4-H tour.
Ripley 4-H
At the organization meeting of the
Ripley 4-H horse club 12 members
attended.
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Their name Ibis year is "The
Ripley Rough Riders". Diane
Brooks. and Paula Tadia are the
club leaders. This year the club
also has two youth !cadets; Larissa
Brooks and Julie Wylds. By the
club's vote Denise Tadla was nomi-
nated president. The next meeting
will be held May 10.
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