The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-10-23, Page 11/ Lucia low Sentinel, Wednesday, October 23, 1985—Page 11
Brantford residents share Tilanksgivin.g Day
By Ruth Buchmeler
Thanksgiving visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Clark and Julie were Mr., and Mrs.
Glenford Davis and family from Brantford,
Bonnie and Ed Davidson of .Parry Sound
and Wayne and Laurie Bell.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Harlow
Stonehouse on their 45th wedding anniver-
sary. /
The South Kinloss choir and Rev.
Ramsay put on entertainment at the Pine -
crest Manor on Sunday afternoon.
Helen Maclntyre of Waterloo was home
for the weekend.
Helen and Carie Fenton of Brockville
were visitors with Helen's mother and
sister, Olive Needham and Nancy Macln-
tyre and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Messenger, Jamie
and Tom have moved back to this area from
Scandia, Alberta. Doug has opened up a
wood work shop in Whitechurch.
Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Dick
McQuillin and Ron were Harvey and Isabel
McQuillin, St. Catharines; Lynda McQuil-
4-H Club members
at :October meeting
St. Joseph's CWL held their October
meeting in the parish hall with Kathy
Olson presiding. Opening prayers were led
by Father Dentinger. There were 22.
member's, three visitors and 12 members of
the "Mad Mixers" 4-H Homemaking Club
present. One visitor was a newcomer to the
area, Toni Keuls, who, along with her
husband are the new owners of Sullivan's
Restaurant which will now be known as the
"King's Place". •
Maria Dalton, who' is involved 'in the
Haitian Experience '86 Trip explained how
the proceeds from the Fund Raising draw
will help finance the trip. She also asked
for help from the members in selling these
tickets. .
Agnes Van Osch, president of the 4-H
Club, explained the activities of the club
and what the members had learned in this
baking club. Prior to the meeting the girls
held a bake sale of delicious cakes,pies,
squares which they had made themselves.
Delores Van Osch, who, is filling in as
recording secretary'for the remainder of
the year, read the minutes of the last
meeting which were read and adopted as
correct.
Following .the treasurer's report, and
reading of the eorrespondence, Bernardine
Kinney, Senior Citizens Convener, report-
ed on the Open House which she had held
on Sunday for the newcomers in the area.
She also reported visiting several sick
people and shutins in the area.
Clarice Dalton reported on the Pro -Life
Rally held in Toronto recently. Th Annual
Pro -Life meeting and Pot Luck super.will
be held on Oct. 29 at Holmesville. Mrs.
JOanne Menary gave a report on Beavers,
Cubs, Brownies and Girl Guides. The Girl
Guides are going to Farrish's Nursing
Home once a month.
Reta Howard gavel a report on' the
Seniors Fall birthday party which was held
in September.
A vote was taken to decide if the Annual
Pot Luck Supper should be. continued or
have it catered to by another church group.
The vote favoured 17' - 5 that we continue
our Pot Luck Supper. The Youth Club will
serve and cleanup and will receive 4 dona-
tion. This is planned for Monday, ,Dec. 2.
Shirley Martin volunteered to do the
Christmas shopping for our sick and shut
ins again this year.
In other business it was announced that
the, pictures not taken for the Church
Directory in August will now be taken on
Nov. 22. The membership drive is still on.
Stephanie Miltenburg is the Membership
Convener.
This was the final night for the Miles for
Pennies Collection.
Brother Carl Voll is celebrating. the 40th
anniversary of his final vows on Oct. 24.
Father Alan King', Missionary Priest and
a nephew of Clarice Dalton, will be guest
speaker at the November meeting.
Father Dentinger gave an inspirational
and spiritual talk before the: meeting was
adjourned and closed with prayer.
lin, Willowdale; Pat and Beverley Braut-
igam, St. Catharines; Gloria Neufeld,
Lucknow; Gordon and Donna McQuillin,
Sarnia; Ron and Cathy Hicks of Kincar-
dine; Mary and Bob MacNay of Amberley
and Jack McQuillin. Jack is currently
spending some time at home due to the
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problems in the Welland Canal.
Mr. and .Mrs, Ira Dickie and Karissa.
were Thanksgiving Day guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Dickie and family of
Markdale. They visited this weekend with
Mr, and Mrs. Denver Dickie and Alex-
ander in Sutton.
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