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Wawanosh 4-H baking club votes for new club name 'Twisted Mixers'
Meeting 3 of the Wawanosh
`Batter Up' 4-H club was held on
July 21 in the Auburn Hall.
While waiting for the meeting
to open, the members brain-
stormed names for the club.
Club President, Jolande Oud-
shoorn opened the meeting
with the pledge and led the
members in Roll Call which was
to name your favourite kind of
cake.
The majority of members
chose chocolate as their favour-
ite. After reading through the
basics of cake making in their
book, the club broke into their
baking groups.
Amanda Morrison and
Jolande Oudshoorn made the
purchased cake mix and were
baking them as cupcakes.
They also make Butter icing
that would be used for all of
the cakes. Maisy Jefferson,
Kayla Drennan and Deanna
Haanstra made the Butter
Cake, and Loretta Higgins, Jus-
tin Morrison and Grace Halla-
han followed the recipe for the
Spice Cake.
Once all cakes were in the
oven, members returned to the
table to choose a club name.
After a vote, it was decided
the club would be called the
`Wawanosh Twisted Mixers.
Gayle Mcllhargey is to prepare
the cover page featuring this
name for the members' books.
The senior members then gave a
report on the homework they
were given at the last meeting.
They reported on the price and
variety of already baked muffins
and muffin mixes available. The
calories and nutritional value of
the muffins were also
discussed.
Mary Ellen asked the mem-
bers to mark their calendars for
Saturday Aug. 13 for the Ivomec
Jug -Washing Fundraiser at
Edgars Feed and Seed. The club
then read baking tips from their
book including baking tech-
niques used in cake baking such
as sifting and creaming, and
tricks to determine when a cake
is done. Once all cakes were out
Submitted
Wawanosh Twisted Mixers Jolande Oudshoorn and Loretta Higgins are
seen icing their pieces of cake while Grace Hallahan digs in at the July
21, 2016 meeting.
of the oven and had cooled,
members iced their own cup-
cake plus the other cakes and
enjoyed them as a snack. The
members all agreed that the but-
ter cake was the club favourite.
Jolande closed the meeting with
the motto.
The club will meet again on
Friday Aug. 12 at 6:30 p.m. in the
Auburn Hall to learn about pie
making.
Lucknow Fall Fair Facts - Everyone loves a parade
Sew It, Grow It, Show It is the
theme for the 153rd Lucknow
Fall Fair, on Sept. 16, 17, and 18.
The parade takes place on Sat-
urday, Sept. 17, with an 11 a.m.
start at the corner of Campbell
and Havelock Streets (the United
Church corner). Please be at the
appropriate starting point by 10
a.m. for judging.
You will find 5 sections this year
with a total of 24 categories to
enter. Great prize money as well
with judging preference to those
entries in keeping with the theme.
The local Kinette Club has
stepped up again this year to
organize the parade for the Luc -
know Fall Fair board.
Calling all artists
One of the contests, at the
Lucknow Fall Fair, is the best
decorated garbage can. The fair
board would welcome more
entries in this category at this
year's fair on Sept. 16, 17 and 18.
The 2016 theme is Sew It, Grow
It, Show It.
We know there are a large
number of talented people in the
community, so why not put your
paint to can and come up a big
winner. Prize money is $50, $40
and $25 for first, second and
third place respectively, with all
other entries receiving $10. And
you don't even have to find or
purchase a garbage can. The Ag
Society will provide it!
Check out the details of this
category at lucknowagsociety.ca
or see page 20 in the fall fair book
Now remember, this is not a
"night before the fair" project.
Murry Irvin is your contact man
for the large, steel garbage can.
You can reach Murray at
519-812-1053.
Entry forms and rules can be
found at www.lucknowagsoci-
ety.ca or there is a form inside
the fair book.
LUCKNOW NEWS
Harvey Livingston sinks hole in one and more Lucknow news
Ruth Dobrensky
I don't know about you, but
the humidity the past little
while has done a number on
me, I can only take so much
heat, and that awful humidity
has me wiped out.
The weather seems to be a bit
cooler lately, and hopefully
we'll get a bit more rain without
all that horrid humidity.
A funny thing happened this
month, I attended the monthly
meetings for both the Lucknow
Sepoy Ranees and the Lucknow
Rumoli Club on the same day.
The Lucknow Sepoy Ranees
met last week and travelled to
Kincardine for lunch at the
Sunrise Grill. Part of the lunch-
eon surprise was that they
serve western food along with
Indian food, so several of us
had the Indian Food and it was
very good.
It's too bad that a town
named after an Indian city like
Lucknow, has nowhere to get
Indian food. If you haven't
tried it, you're missing out on
some really great food. Pat
Weir noted that when she lived
in Glasgow, Scotland, there
were Indian restaurants
everywhere.
That same evening, the Luc -
know Rumoli Club met for our
monthly evening of food, gos-
sip and rumoli. One of our reg-
ular members wasn't able to
attend, so Dorothy Hamilton
filled in for her and com-
mented on how great her birth-
day party was. She brought
along a bottle of some kind of
tropical cooler which prompted
another member (B.T.) to say
she only came for the booze
anyway.
I spent part of a day last week
over at St. Paul's -Trinity in
Wingham, helping with the
cleaning. A fun afternoon was
spent watching the bats fly
around over our heads. One of
the cleaners made a bee -line
for the basement while another
had a conversation with one
bat who was roosting on a bul-
letin board. When they say that
the church has bats in its belfry,
they aren't kidding.
Congratulations to Harvey
Livingston who had a hole in
one on number two at Sunset
Golf Course, on July 25. It's a
par 3, 157 yard hole. This is
Harv's first hole in one. His son,
Kirk, had one on that same hole
22 years ago.
Sympathies of the commu-
nity to the families of: Shirley
Twolan, 68, Ripley; Clayton
Bell, 65, Teeswater; and, John
DeRose, 69, Teeswater.