The Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-10-05, Page 19WRED hosts workshop
for food entrepreneurs
On Oct. 13, WRED (Women and
Rural Economic Development) will
bring together entrepreneurs from
every link in the food sector to
meet people who are using an ex-
citing new approach to product
development and marketing.
The workshop will take place in
Stratford at the Kinsmen Hall at the
Fairground from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m.
It will offer participants a chance to
work through the model and apply
it to their own situation. Display
space will be available to all par-
ticipants.
The morning will feature a
keynote speech from Leslie Schaller
of ACEnet in rural Ohio. The after-
noon will feature a panel, chaired
by Diane O'Shea: Representatives
from Stratford Chef's School will
tell what chefs need from food
suppliers.
The cost for registration Is $50,
including lunch. For more infor-
mation and a registration form
contact Women and Rural
Economic Development, 379 Huron
St., Stratford N5A 5T6 or the
OMAFRA office.
Dorothy Obcrle, R.R. 4, Hanover,
will be the Dairy Educator for
Bruce County. Dorothy and her
husband, Brian, operate a dairy
farm in the Carlsruhe area.
Dorothy will be ' visiting the
schools in Bruce County providing
information, on all aspects of the
dairy industry. Bookings are now
being taken. these can be arranged
through the Co-ordinator, Inez
Fenton, R.R. 3, Port Elgin, 519-
832-5992.
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This quilt that tells a story was one of over 250 displayed at the
Five Star Quilters Guild show in Teeswater last weekend. The
Guild hosts the show every .other year giving quitters the
chance to complete new pieces of work, which is one of the
criteria for displaying. This quilt titled "Retirement School
House" is owned by Betty Millen and was quilted by Marg
Hedley and Pinkerton ladies. The signatures Include those from
students at all schools where a retired teacher had taught
during her career. (Pat Livingston photo)
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Winners of the 6,7 and 8 year old Lucknow and area softball tournament were the Lucknow
Raptors beating out the Lucknow Rookies by one run in the bottom of the fifth inning. The
Raptors had one loss all season going Into the tournament against the Rookies In the final game
of the season. Coaches In the back row are Steve Chamney and Brian Knechtel. Team members
include, from the left back row: Mike Hogarth, Hamish Black, Ben Knechtel, James Mann, Cody
Hamilton, Tim Luchies, Buddy Chamney. Front row: Clint Hamilton, Ashton Chamney, Melanie
Willits, Candice Hamilton, Julie Hamilton, B.J.. Mayer. Absent Cal McDonagh. (photo submitted)
Monday Night Mixed League
Ladies' H.S. and H.T. Tracey
Norman 211, 479. Men's H.S. Eric
Haldenby 272, H.T. Eric Taylor
742.
Games over 200: John Van
Diepen 216, Eric Taylor 256, 238,
248, Tracey Norman 211, Eric Tait
227, Robert Jones 221, Bryce
Ritchie 203, Emerson Howald 217,
Wendy Ritchie 200, Gerry Vander
Klippe 229, Eric Haldenby 272,
George Wall 242.
Team standings: Newfies 12,
Midnight Rollers 9, Angels 7,
Looney Tunes 7, Lights Out 5,
Bluebirds 2.
Ripley Mixed League
Team standings: Chevies 10,
Hondas 6, Pontiacs 5, Fords 4,
Buicks 3, Oldsmobiles 2.
Thursday Ladies League
H.S. Belinda Sloetjes 228, H.T.
Shirley Kennedy 578.
Games over 200: Belinda Sloetjes
228, Shirley Kennedy 218, Wilma
June Sparling's "Elmhurst Inn" won first prize In the quilt
challenge sponsored by the Five Star Qullters Guild. The Item
was one of malty on display at the Guild show last weekend.
Participants were given two pieces of fabric to work into a wall
hanging. (Pat Livingston photo)
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Elliott 210, Marion Jones 202, 208,
Diane Archer 223.
Team standings: Kool Cucumbers
7, Corn Heads 7, Carmetettes 5,
Tuttifruittis 2, Cauliflower Ears 0;
Hot Tomatoes 0.
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Smurfs,'games over 100: Nicole
Van Dyke 112, Amber Norman
104, Amanda King 106. Bantams
over 125: Angie Nicholson 165,
Alisha Robson 126,.Gregory Archer
131, Mathew Stuart 126. Juniors
and seniors over 150: Patrick
Ritchie 169, Jamie Aubie 150,
Paula Taylor 163, Kristina Johnston
195, 188, 204.
Non-smoking League
Ladies' H.S. Kay McCormick
233, H.T. Bea Griffin 570. Men's
H.S. and H.T. Gerald Rhody 224,
609.
Games over 200: Brad Engel 201, I
Eric Haldenby 222 Ron Machan
212, Chuck Moms 211, Bea Griffin
209, 209, Wilma Elliott 201, Gerald
Rhody 224, 205.
Standings: Weaselsr•
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Bears 10, Wildcats 911, Pitbulls,•5,
Tasmanian Devils 4, Grizzly Bears
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Town and Country
Ladies' H.S. and H.D. Fern
McDonald 172, 328. Men's H.S.
Cliff , Menary 217, H.D. George
Taylor 400. t•
Games 150 • and .over: George
Taylor 205, 195, Cliff Menary 217,
Albert Lennips 176. Dave Moffat
164, Grant Farrish 160, Dave Swan
157, Fcm McDonald 172, 156,
Caroline Menary 164, Alice Taylor
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Team points:. Pansies 5, Tulips 3,
Hyacinths 3, Crocuses 2, Daffodils .
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