HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-11-05, Page 19Lucknow entb , Wednesday„ November 5A NW—rage ragje A9
Vancouverites visit with Tiffin fain il v
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mierhouse,
Wenonah and Juanita of Vancouver arriv-
ed Sunday to visit with Mr, and Mrs. Fred
Tiffin.
Mrs. Leroy Rintoul is employed at the
Old Mill wool goods outlet on the hill in
s Ilyth. Carol is teaching at a school in
Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong recent-
ly moved to their home at the manse. On
Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. George Arm-
strong
rmstrong treated their daughter Mr. and. Mrs.
Parry, Jessica, Brock and Traford of
Bright by holding a birthday party for
Mrs. Parry.
Mr. Armstrong called on Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Emerson at Bray Lodge.
On Tuesday, Fred Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Mierhouse, Wenonah and Juanita of
Vancouver. Mrs. Porteous and Mrs. Cum-
4-H club
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executive
ming of Lucknow were callers on Mr. and.
Mrs. Victor Emerson of :,ray Lodge.
At the euchre party at Whitechurch on
Monday evening their were eight tables in
play. High lady - Mrs. Lloyd Moffat of
Lucknow; high gent A Lloyd Moffat of
Lucknow; second iligh Mrs. May Louttit
and second ; ; gh gent - Don. McC. rnnick,
The two door prizes were won by Bill Pur-
don and Mrs. Jean Tiffin of Whitechurch,
They hope to have another euchre party on
November 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Farrier, Kim and
Amy f Guelph were recent weekend
visitors with his mother, Mrs, Agnes,
Farrier.
Bill Bushell of Culross called on Mr, and
Mrs. Victor E.nerson of Bray Lodge.
Hallowe'en passed very quietly in the
village without many callers as in other
years.
Visitors on Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Emerson were Mr. and Mrs.
McPherson of the Concession 10, ,:sill
Uuldriek and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin.
We are sorry to report .that ob Orr of
Langside is confined to St. Joseph's
Hospital. in London.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft on Sunday
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Wilten
of Ripley.
Mrs. Mildred McClenaghan spent a .few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pollack of
• Fordwich.
We are pleased, to report that Mrs.
Walter Elliott has returned home last
week from. IrVirigharn hospital and is com-
ing along fine.
Mrs. Norma intoul and Mrs. Mac Car-
diff of Brussels spent a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Oberholtzer and family of
Waterloo. •
Sunday visitors with Mrs, Norma ` in -
toil' were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Caldwell,
Kathy and Gregory of Blyth., Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Robinson, Tracy and Kim of
Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rintoul,
Steven, Scott and Stuart of West
Wawanosh.
By Jill Campbell
After three meetings of the Etiquette for
the 80s 4-H club, the members have learn-
ed quite a bit.
The first .meeting was on September 22
at the Kinloss Community Centre. At that
meeting, the club voted on the executive.
They are as follows: President - Karen
Hedley; Vice -President - Laura Hodgins;
Secretary - rotating throughout the group;
Treasurer - Tracey Smolenaars; Press
Reporters - Jill Campbell and Jennifer
Brown. Other members are: Tammy
Husk, Jodi Edwards, April Brindley, Jen-
nifer Stanley, Amy Moulton, Julie Stanley
and Connie Husk (visitor). The leaders of
the 4-H club area Rose Moulton' and Bev
Hodgins.
In the first meeting, the members learn-
ed how to introduce people, and how to be a
good host -hostess.
The second meetingwas on September.
29 and they discussed manners, how to
give a, party, and the writing of formal "or
informal invitations. The members decid-
ed to have a name and a .picture for the
group.
At the third meeting of the., group on Oc-
tober 20, the club discussed plans for the
banquet which will be held on November 24
at the Anglican Church in Kincardine. A
vote was held on the book cover picture.,
April Brindley's picture won the vote. Next
came the name; we voted on Amy
Moulton's "Misses' Manners",
Later in the meeting, the group discuss-
ed how to eat certain foods while in a
restaurant, or at someone's home. The
members then practised introducing guest
speakers.
Auxiliary
holds meeting
ing, oing,
but.notgone.
Not yet.
The Lucknow Ladies Auxiliary to Winter
Sports met Thursday, October 30 in the
Town Hall with nine workers in
attendance.
President Shirley Stanley commented on
the fine job and co-operation received
from all the workers who man the food
booth in the arena.
The 'executive expressed the wish that
more of the workers would attend the
meetings~, This would help to explain the
daily problems that workers have to con- '
tend with: '
The auxiliary won $100 from the
Lucknow and District Sports Complex
Draw. This money bought another ticket in
the draw.
The food booth is now settling a Lucknow
Sports Pin. The pin represents Lucknow
and all sports.
'We are sorry to tell fans that we have
had to raise prices. Inventory costs have
risen over the past two years.
The team leaders this year are Carla
Hogan, Laurie Alton, 13e11 Hackett, Vanna
Gammie, Sue Stevenson, Marianne
Porter, Lorene Conley, Dianne Drennan.
Many thanks to Bruce MacKenzie for the
help with the pop !whine,
This is the beginning of a new season.
With good' teamwork it will be a winning
season.
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Rates on current bonds.
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