The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-11-11, Page 141.•. •
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St Helens 4-H
.The .St. Helens Happy
• Handicrafters hilltheir eighth
meeting on Tuesday, Novembef..
en's. Hall. This was th
• meeting for this project.,
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The .rneeting was opened with
the 4-H Pledge , followed by.:.the
Roll Call HOW I would define,
last
a' good citizen. The minutes of
thelast meeting were read and
approved. • ,
Our discussion was on "It's
Great to be a Canadian Our
notes were on wha. a good citizen
should do. We also talked- about
Achievement' Day and when our
books were due•. St..Helen's two
practised their skit and decided
to hold another practise next
-Ptresday-n ghtTLNovey t be r 10 ,:at,
7.15 p.m.
Our Group Work consisted of
the girls dividing into groups of
five.. Each group was given two
questions and were to discuss
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Reception Held
For Neii..Rintouls
WHITECHURCH NEWS
A wedding reception was held
on Friday evening November 6 in
Whitechurch Comrnunit.y Memor-
ial Hall in honor of Mr. and Mrs..
Neil Rintoul (Helen McNee) newly
weds.
'Music for caneing;was supplied
by Tiffin: Orchestra with calling
off being done by Leroy and Brian
Rintoul. An exceptionally large
crowd gathered to honor the
newly weds.
At lunch time Neil. and Helen
were called to..the platform aod
given seats.:of honor while Jim
Hayden rifd an address and on. •'
behalf ofe gathering Bob Struth-
ers presented them with a gift 'of
money.
Neil and Helen both replied
thanking all for Corning, to those
who sponsored the party for them
and the gift presented , and, for
their•kindness in thinking of them.
All sang for They are -Jolly Good
them. After each group gave a
report to. the •rest of the girls.
We closed the meeting with the;
4-H Creed'. •
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Sewing Mechanics
.'nITECHURCH. NEWS
Whitechurch Sewing Mechanics.
;he1d• a work meeting on Saturday;
forenoon at the home of Miss'. •
Joyce Tiffin with six- members in
attendance. .; ..
'WEDNESDAY,
Fellows, and dancing resumed to
the .closing, hour,
HOBBY MEETING.
On Tuesday evening•Miss Mild-
red McClenaghan held an. Old
Time Hobby Meeting at her home
when the following ladies Mrs.
Earl Caslick„ Mr's. Albert Coultes,
Mrs. Wallace Conn, Mrs. Russell
Chapman , Mrs.. George Thomp-
son, Mrs. Ezra Scholtz, Ivlrs. Gar-
net Farrier, Mrs. Elwood Gros-
korth and Mrs. Victor Emerson
brought their hobby -along . and,
worked at it. There were five
different patterns of quiltsbeing.
worked on. Knitting and embroil '
ery work was also enjoyed..
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The 'hostess served lunch.. The
meeting, begins at 7..30 -and is all'
aver-hy O 3 0 . it- -isI-hoped--by
'next Wednesday night that all the
ladies•in the village will be pres-
ent with their work and enjoy the • , :
get together. .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis of
Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Farrier and Kimberley of Hanov-
er' .were week end visitors with •
their parents.Mr. and Mrs. Garnet
Farrier. . •
Jackie Whytock, is.staying with
Mr. and. Mrs. Lloyd Whytock and
family while his father is a
patient at Victoria Hospital, Long
.don and his mother is also
hospitalized.. • • . •
NOVEMBER 11
On Monday Chester. Casemore ,
Ed Marsh, Johnston Conn of Wing=
ham and Bill Evans took the old
shingles off thekitchen at the
Community Memorial. Hall, and
put new ones on.
'The: Swingers" met again on
_"io>raoar0>o
Early
booking
:savings on
swine, daiu
and beef
Supperneni
ordered
before.Dec. 570
Lu ck no.I
District
Phone 528-2
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Holyrood W.1
KINLOUGH .NEWS
The .Holy:rood Women's Institute
met -on- T--Inirsda a-fte;rnoori-at-ih_-_ .'
• home of Mrs.- Eric Parsons. Mrs.
:Raynard:Ackert presided and,.the
meeting opened -with -the: Ode • ' .
and the Mary Stewart Collect.
The Remembrance Day service
will be held on November llth.
. The group were; asked to cater to
a wedding • reception at Ripley on
December 5th. Extra dishes are
to be purchased for.the hall. Eric
Haldenby drew.a :ticket on a
Christmas--Po•i nettia- Mrs:. :P. A:..
Murray. held the lucky. number.
Mrs Jim Srnith-reported on the
Historical banquet which she •
attended in Walkerton: Mrrs'. Ly-
man Sutton gave the report on
the Rally at Park 'Head with the
theme being "Hands". 1972 will
be the 75th Anniversary of 'the
W.i.
It -was -decided to -send a-dona -
tion to the Log House rather than
be hostess this year. Roll call
was- answered by a prominent
citizen born on a farm
Mrs. Dan McInnes reported On
Agriculture -and Canadian Indus'
tries. 'Mrs. Frank Maulde•n spoke
on Cultural•Activities. Mrs. '
Jack Scott reported on Citizen-
ship and Education and a• report
was given 'from 'the Country `Wom -
an magazine by hors. Frank Maul -
Mrs.' Dan MaInnei presied-:for-
the program.. Mrs. Morgan John-
Ston demonstrated the making of
rose ra mile : . •
The dresses, samples and, books
-w-ere-checked=-a-nd-discussions-on
.Achievement Day were''.finalized .
The next work meeting wiil.•be^at
= borne of- K4ll►y Alf oa.
Janet 'Sleightholm ,,and Joyce.
Tiffin on behalf of the 4-H Club
spoke words of appreciation and
presented their leaders Mr's.: John
Gaunt with a gift and sent a gift
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to Mrs.' Donald England', assistant
leader:, with Wendy and' also a .'
gift to' Mrs.' Victor: Emerson ;•
who has been assisting -in theab
since 'of Mrs: -England. '
Whitechurch' Sewing Mechanics.
met'for a work rneeting•on Satur-
day at 9.30 ar the Shorne of Miss
Kathy Purdon.
The riser iibeer,,s-made=:the--covers-
and colored them for their Record
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Arrange; .^nom--w-e-re-rigad- asito—
what each member. should take
for the Achievement Day dinner
•on January : 9y at• Teeswater School.
Mrs. P. A. Murray gave the
motto "Life is a garden what are
planting?"' -Readings were given
by Mrs. Dan McInnes, :airs.. Ly=
man Sutton,yrs. P. A. Murray_.
Mrs. -Dan McInnes gave the
topic on Pollution. Mrs.. Jim '
Smith had some riddles..
Murray tliauked
Mrs. Johnston.for her fine demon.
stration and presented hei' with a
gift. A draw was made for the* . .
rose candle with Miss Ed'ha Boyle'
holding the lucky ticket .
The meet-inerclosed with -the
.Queen and grace and lunch 'was .
served by thehosfesh assisted l y
Mrs.' Ellwood Elliott. . . •
Mrs. Tim Smith will be the •
December hostess.
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church Hall .with around. 40 in
attendance. On Monda:y'.evening
November 9'a Junior Club was
started.
Sh�wer.Hdd
dor Jean Webster
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. AMBERLEY NEWS
A shower in honour of 'Jean . Web
ster was, the Sunday School
room of Pine River United -Church
on:Saturday , November :7th.
To the strains •of "Here comes
the. bride"`,, :played: by, Mrs. ,Bob •
Couit.rley.., Jean_was-escoc ed_.to__
her place.of.honour by Maureen
Bradley and.Marsha Humphrey.,
Mrs:• William Kempton, who LL
presided for the programme , read
'and address..to the bride elect.
Many lovely gifts were,Presented
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Ot
to Jean by a group of your
of the neighbourhood.
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Wendy Courtney was ac'
panist for a song by a num
girls and a. contest by: Mrs,
Ion�.concLuded'_ihe_p ogran
Jean thanked everyone 1
_gifts_.ancLe4tess_ed appr:ec
thosewho helped in arran.
shower. A dainty lunch w
served by friends of the. br
CaII .a'nytime on
Sunday the rates are ,low
all dayLWho`d kke_to hear youty_o:ice _.
this Sunday morning?
Typioallow Sunday rates are Shown
in your phone book..