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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-09-24, Page 2811 to September is, almost over, • party was, held on Wednes- et the cooler weather re- day, September 10 and the nds us that Autumn is ladies of the Ripley Women's upon us..Institute provided the pro- gram. On Monday, September 8 the ladies from the Lucknow Christian Reformed Church were in to Pinecrest to play bingo with the residents. This is a monthly activity and • the residents would like to Several residents celebrat- ed birthdays in September. They are Alma Wanhala, Russel Johnston, Tom McIn- nes, Mary Grant, Bill Steer, Margaret Boak, Jim Smith, Josephine Brydges and Mary .The gro4 again sponsor colleCtion on The meeting Taps. decided to the UNICEF Hallowe'en. closed with Births HOLCOMBE - Ken, Donna (Burt) and Tanya lea-are happy to announce the arriv- al of Kristina Anne, 6 lbs. 12 oz, on-Saturday,- September 13, 1980, in St. Thomas- Elgin General "Hospital. Proud grandparents are Mr. and. Mrs. James Burt, Holy- rood. BEYERSBERGEN- Mr. and Mrs. John Beyersbergen of R. 2 Lucknow., are happy to announce the arrival of Toni's new little brother, Bryon John James, born at Wingham and. District Hos- pital on. September 17, 1980. S Chicago, one year at Officers of vice president and Fraser College, Burnaby, secretary will be held by B.C., two years at Calvin Peggy Gibson and Janice College and four years at McInnes is the treasurer. Calvin Seminary..Janice and Brenda Davies Before coming to Luck- will be, pianists and Dianne now, Mr. Slofstra worked Wilson will look after the with the Christian Reformed scrapbook of events. Churches at Fredericton, N.B., Aylmer, Ontario and -A special activity, -How- Victoria, B.C. well do you know each - Mr. Slofstra will be or- other?, was done. Dianne dained in the Lucknow Chris- Wilson led in .a game; Julie tian Reformed Church on Davies and Donalda Thomp- Friday, September 26 at 8 son led the sing song. p.m. by his father who was a. minister in Clinton, Ontario from )960-64. Mrs. Slofstra's father, Rev. Schaafsrna will also take part in the service. Mr. Slofstra is very famil- iar with the Lucknow area and is an avid hockey player Try Chinese pork Jennifer 3, and Alicia,..A 9 0 new executive was chos- months. en for Lucknow CGIT at' Mr. Sloistra was born in Monday's meeting. the Netherlands and studied one year at. Trinity College, Shirley Loree is president. irnon Kingsbridge 4-H club enjoy tortillas The second meeting of the Kingsbridge 4-1.1 club was held at the Van Osch girls' home on. September 9. The girls took turns an- swering the roll call, What stir fried recipe did you make at home?. The assistant leader, Ann Drennan, made the dough for the taco shells. They discussed food proces- sors and how they were used. Mrs. Van Osch showed the girls how one worked. The girls then took turns making taco shells while others made the fillings for them. Every- one 'enjoyed the tortillas. The Trinity 4-H club held its first meeting of Food for Friends on September 17, 1980 at the home of Dona Campbell. The members answered the roll call, What words come into your mind when you think of Food for Friends. The election of officers was as follows, president, Sandy Campbell; vice president, Brenda Hackett; secretary, Sharon Alton; press reporter, rotating. Mrs. Campbell discussed, then demonstrated Stir Fry- ing by making Chinese Style Pork. Mrs. Ritchie discussed Energy Conservation, Watts Up, To Calculate Kilowatt Hours and Crossword Re- view. Mrs. Ritchie then dem- onstrated how to use a 'french knife. The members tried the. Chinse Style Pork, eating, with chop sticks. All enjoyed the meal. 28-4itielmow Sentinel, Wednetubly, September 24, 1989 a f . net these Fall Food Values BY LILLiAN YOUNG All signs point to fall being here. Cool nights and near frosts, plenty of fall fairs being held and in the cool weather a week ago a flock of geese was'. seen headed ,..„snuth. Puff balls are Plentiful this year, maybe because of more ant on Saturday ,evening, moisture than usual. TQ September 13,' and Miss those who enjoy eating them, Mid-western Ontario at the they are' a real treat. Lucknow , fair on Saturday.. Congratulations to Lois Best wishes, LQis, • Hanna, daughter of Mr. and Sympathy .oftthe common- Mrs. Ernie Hanna of Kin- ity is extended to friends and loss, who was crowned Miss relatives of the late Gordon 'Lucknow Fair at the, Agricul- Scott of Ripley, who passed Loral SOciety's. annual-page..--away—last—Thursday-r--The Ymecrest Manor holds film days for seniors It's hard to believe that MacKinnon. The birthday express their thanks to those No.0"..pritini*tet • to be ordefiti:0 Bert Slofstra is the new and hopes to play, hockey on minister at the Lucknow the Lacknow Industrial Christian Reformed Church. League for the Flying Dutch- He, and his wife, Diane, men. moved to the parsonage c Gir several weeks ago. They e ect o leers have a family of three, Joel 4, 'funeral service was held at the funeral home in Ripley with interment ."in Langside - Cemetery on Saturday, Gord- on Scott Was raised on his parents' farM Langside, now owned. by Bruce Skillen. He attended tangside school' and, later a W became aCic- Ite was . married to'the former Vera Hill, also of this distriCt, The Whitechurch Young Peoples held their first meet- ing of the season with a barbecue at the home of Jim and Judy de Boer: Lucknow fair was held on Saturday and was a real suc- cess. The weather"WhiCh was threatening in the' orenoon • but turned ,out fine by noon. A large crowd attended the fair with quite a number from thiS district there also, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Young of Newmarket spent the weekend at the home of his parents, Mr.: and Mrs. Clifford Young. Mr. and Mrs. Len Cough- lin attended the conference held on September 12, 13 and 14 at the Royal'Con-- naught Hotel in Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Thomson and family have taken up residence. in the married students quarters where he will be entering the ministry at Huron College, UWO. He formerly lived in Dungannon. ' Etta Belle MacDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. MacDonald, Lucknow is a first year student at Waterloo University in General Sci- . ence. Mr. and Mrs. Sean Boyle (nee Brenda MacDonald) and son Ryan are living in the married students quarters at the University of Western Ontario in London while finishing the last year of their university education. Susan Thompson is attend- ing her first year at Univer- sity of Waterloo, majoring in MatheMatics. Nancy Thntnp- son is at Fanshawe College, London, taking the Secret- arial Arts Course. Susan and Nancy are the daughters of Bev and Don Thompson of ladies for their time and interest, On. Friday, September 19, Rev; Murishaw from the Lucknow Presbyterian Church held communion. Another of the monthly activities is the music prov- ided by the members of the Pentecostal Church. Their good singing is always great- ly enjoyed. Starting in October Pine- crest is planning to hold -:monthly "FilM Days". Films obtained from the library will be shown in the afternoon. The residents would like'to invite the senior _ citizens from the community, to join them. On November 4, the _ film; Don Messer: His Land ' Sc nool and His Music, will be , shown. Please plan to attend. GINGERICH - Mr. and Mrs. Lucknow. Edward Gingerich of R. 2 Lucknow are pleased to an- nounce the arrival of their son, Jonas E.; .,at Wingham and District HosP114-on September 19, 1980. GLAD UPS Garbage Bags $1.49 SCHNEIDEWS MINI. SIZZLER 500'0: usage UPSTAIRS IN TOWN HALL - 8 pm. Monday, October 6th VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW Fdcelle Tissue 79' Reeve and Council will participate in a" question and answer period concerning municipal matters. All ratepayers are invited to attend. This week in Lucknow Miss Fay Hogan of London spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Con, Hogan of Ashfield and also visited with 'her aunt, Mrs. William Hogan of Lucknovv. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Errington on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Henderson, Toronto and Mrs. William Caesar, God- erich. Mrs. Edna Watson of Lucknow has returned from University Hospital, London, to Wingham Hospital. SEED WHEAT AVAILABLE.: ANDERSON FLAX PRODUCTS Lucknow Phone:.-5.2.04203