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‘ Tag? 1'8 â€" Euchow Sentinel,rWednesday, July 2, Quilters end productive season i The Five Star Quilters ended their season with a pot luck lunch in Lucknow, Ann Hawkins handed the presidency to lNancy Wood from tKincardine and Mona Tunney. who completed liter six year term as trea< surer. wtll be handing the lbooks to Simone Lynch ‘ from Kincardinc. The Guild presented Ann with to basket of fabric and Mona received .a signed patchwork block‘ from each of the mWfitmue' This season, the/(fwd. . members have learned many new patterns and techniques. "Quilt in a ‘ Day" brought about three different quilt tops from i teachers Nellie Nusink. Simone Lynch, and Nancy ‘ Wood. All proved to be i very interesting and bean- Liful. l There was also a work- shop on Applique and teachers Doris Bushell and ‘ Simone Lynch demon- ng two different lech- l rnques. Members chose to ‘ either learn the Celtic Applique using bias strips of fabric, or a different way using apattcrn cut‘ out like a paper snowflake, and two fabrics Jomcd together. The top layer is carefully cut out and appliqucd onto the bottom layer. Maureen Trcsnalt from "Project Smile" has kept in touch with the Guild and sent rl couple of phor ms of children who have received their quills through our efforts in January. We hope to con- h’elp yvitthis PJLlIw filmich Canadian Living had a Baby Quilt challenge at tho beginning of the year and Manja Patel, Nellie Nusink. Darlene Schicstcl and Carol Mitchell took on [he challenge and creat- ed a beautiful quilt which was entered. The Guild received a letter of con gratulations for honorable mention and a cheque for $50. Great work ladies. Southampton Museum wrote the Five Star Quilters and thanked them for participating in the Wallhrlnging Show at the 1997 museum along with :i 550 cheque. Congratulations to Carol Mitchell who won third prize for artistic impression and Doris Bushell who won an hon- orable mention. Goderich Museum is looking for the Guild's participation With their 13th Annual Quilt Show in August. if members final meeting and they dis- would like It) send quilts they are asked to have them there by July 28 at 4:30 pm. For the guide- lines, call Nancy Wood. Friends of the Library in W'ingham are holding a Wallhanging Display this fall and the Five Star Quilters have agreed to display their works of art. Members are asked to bring their wallhangings to the Sept. 24 meeting so they can be included in the show. Congratulations to the following members for dieir wonderful handiwork on their quilt blocks for the 1998 quilt. For the three categories. Pieced applique and combination of both - Ann Hawkins. mo l Igploss , by Ruth Buchmeicr South Kinloss Women'- Missionary Society mc' July 2 at the “Countr) Lodge" With Janie Hamilton as hostess. Florence MeConnel and Rricly Vaiidchlippt were the directors. The). started with a box luncr shared by members ant residents. Eleven resident- were there for the luncr and Six stayed for tht meeting, opened by Nanc) Macintyri: Ruth Bell sang a solo "Bless this House" accompanied by Margarc Hamilton at the piano Rnllcall “a favortl Bible verse." Mrs. VanderKlippe hot two readings: “It is You and “Laugh” and she 31> did the offcnory prayer. Margaret Hamilton 1:. tn a Sll'lg song. Florenc McConnell gave an ll'llt’ esting meditation "Th House of Many Lights." Evans McQutllan. resident, played two selet lions on the violin. The Lords Prayer \va said to end thc meeting. Sympathy is t'rlcndcd to Elizabeth and Ira chht.. on the death of bllZflbC’h sister-inrlaw Grace Mclvcrol'Lundttn Holly McBride. M mum Tobonnory Ferry TIrrnInIl daughter at George McBride, FlFl5 Lucknow and her lriend Dan Kennedy, Muriel MacKenzic and Betty Ritchie won first, Barb DeBoer. Doris Bushell and Manja Patel won second. and Simone Lynch, Nancy Wood and Marion MacKinnon My third. ' lnga Bolt and Marion Harrie from Hanover were played some very buuuli- ful garments and quilts they have made. Members played "QUILTO" and the "Dog Sale" raised $89 to go towards our Guild library. We hope to see everyone back In September bright and lull of quilting ideas. Have a Toronto, have embarked on a bicycle trip to Vancouver, B.C. They left Kinlciss Township on Aug. 23 and are expected on the west coast on Oct. 6. approximately six weeks. The cyclists few years. are staying in provlnclal parks along the way. After reaching the west coast, they are leavmg lor Australia where they will live and tour tor a 53” VLFâ€".1 Shane‘gtalzs loading» part in Torolzo film by Ruth Buchmeier ‘9‘ Shane MacKimiilil gin the loud rule in an Independent mm in Tornhltt ll shirts tit-ti wet; and it turning it! l’ulcrhorntigh unit Toronto, Stuart Bl'ullgh and grnnrimn, Randy. ni Tumult). \‘Ihlltd on Friday ruin his rlulll and uncle. lra and klllal‘clh liltLiL’ William. lvrlic, Knitsstt rind Shea DIChIC t'nluyud .. nli‘lt'l trip to PllllLL’ F(l\v.llt.‘ lt‘lund Drive E.itlli:. ltllll rIl'lli rnn L‘rljllycd their lt’tp in Alberta and lhry \txilcd wllh Allan and Bft'tlllll South Kinloss Endn in Culgilry Allzin and Sharon MLDilugull ciijuied Ilictr ion In CHILI”le liC \lllCll‘ litt‘_\‘ titticd .iitli lil“" still. Dun id and lr-ii Joinithtln Murlx'innttii iv dull) in tin: lltitkcy ruen hint-h in tirnngmllt in. n \\i_'t.l\ Tlii» I‘» {lit (rlfllp lilJl was splintitrt‘tl Ill l‘aul Huntlcrmn tlllti Jltnnlliali mm the tilrl“ .i the Itllntir ltotkev banquet the mystery guests at our cat summer. Voluntie’ei'isifi at ifs best / in Jack and D9£ggg7Mali lines the whole day - even though none Dear editor: Thch are a couple of people in the area who have done :i lrcmendous alumni of vnluliteel vintt Ill our minor sports system for several years. and it's limo they were rcciigliiiud From the shirt ol‘ the pri: , nson soccer registration. coaches have lo he {CClullt‘d for with IBM“ in each level. Teams have to be split evenly in cach divisron. Scheduling mcclings were attended and schedules set up to each team as well as referees being scheduled for the season. [it our rec sucrcr system. we have over 110 kids involved in the squirt level, 68 (4 teams) in tile illtllll division, 2612 teams) in |he mosquito division; 27 (2 leamsl in lhe pee wee division, and IS on the hanlam team. When the season starts you would often see these two people at our local soccer field making sure practices and games You smoothly it it didn't intrrrm wtlh some of their children's games When the older squirts sent four teams to toumiirnenl. of their children were involved in the Agnin, this Into weekend, us the Atom ‘ Bthiul team was playing the champi- onship game in the year end lournninenl in Clinton. their \‘tticcs could be heard on the sidclilics » hillt- ly though r a» lhey ‘ hru been t‘hccring item it am. to 8 F m ‘ Lucknow is very fortunate to have those two people promoting and organiz- ing soccer for th the past eight years and pushing this sport to the level that we are the area. competitive with all other communities in Sn, when you we lack and Dnrccn Mali. give them it thank you and lel lhem ‘ know you npprecialc how they have made the sport of soccer grow for all our children to enjoy. a tournament in Willglldlll. these tun pet)» plc could be seen cheering on the hide Just the numbers registerlng in this‘ year‘s soccer program alone should make . thth and Doreen very proud. Way to go! And lhanks from all lhe‘ parents of thc players Steve Chamney. come Larry and Susan Ropp and girls to our community from Milvenon. They have pur- chased the farm of Don and Ruth Bell. and are busy establishing their dairy operation. Don and Ruth are happily settling into their new home on the 4th Concession, This was a busy weekend lor the Bells and their families. Wayne and Laurie. Nic and Bev. as they joined in the wedding celebrations of Heather Sleet. and Steve Michic Phyllis Wallace and her family from Lontltrzr weir: gurus of Ruth and Don. and attendeu‘lhc ceremonies Heath Houston of Calgary, grandson of Elsie Houston VlSIled on the weekend \Vllh his plund- mother He had been a sur vcyitr on :t prntccl ill Quebcr und Anticosti while ll'l Ell\|Cl’l’l Cunndu vtstit‘tl Humor Hnmnm. Ripley as well is] iitknttw [CitllH‘L‘h in Sympafhy extended” to Haldenbgefamily by Ruth Buchmeier Sympathy is extended to Irene and Bill Haldenby and family on the death of Ircne‘s mom. Maimic Roulston. who died last week. 7 ThIS is the first week ol "back to school" so drivers and walkers watch for the buses and children head- ing to school We are wishing a great year for students :is they venture out to another year. Also to the leuchers and bus dnvers Shirley. Tom and Mary Downit; attended the wool- ding of Andy Blanchard and Tammy Clcghorn in Wingham lust Saturday. Alesltn Modal returned home from spending the \iimmcr near Pritis. France. She was working ilS a Nanny and did some tumor: with [hilt family. She .1in met up With a girl 3- a; Sout Kinloss friend from Bluevale. It's time for the students to be off to further their post secondary education. This year those include: Julie Carter is back for her second year in Kingston where she is taking Concurrent Education at Queens. Kristen O'Neill is back to Watcrlno for her second year of KJitesiology. Marita MacDougall is gone to Windsor l’or tench- ers college Alcsha Mnlfnl is gone back to York University in Toronto for her third year Chad Moffat IS on to Windsor where he is lakr ing his First year in engis neeniig