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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-09-13, Page 10oN ARlo•..:. • •Yes, we are proud of you, Boys of • ' • Bruce! . Who are pledged for our Empires • sake, • Proud as your names grace our.. Honour -Roll,: "But, your record is stili to make May you prove true: to our faith in yam,; To the home ligY ht's stead gleam! , True to yourselves,' to your king, to your God; ' Though the cost be the Price Sup-. • rem. Composed by Mrs, :Lottie Moore, Teeswater, in honour of the 160th Bruce Battalion, and presented to then as a token of good cheer by the Womens' Christian Temperance 'Union of Bruce County during. the first world war. dot• you`stand; for, '.Boys of Bruce? As you mass a thousand strong. As, you ttead•our-streets with your martial stride Or so cheerily swing along. Whatdo you stand for, Boys of • . Bruce? You sons of ournoble sires, You sons of the mothers, whose, love • • and zeal Keep: glowing the.old•home fires, Stand, you for Liberty, Boys of • . Bruce? For Honour and Truth and Right? , For a land unsulliedy,tyrant's tread, Untrammelled. by'tyrant's Might? RotI up' yoursleeve to save. i life..: BEA BLOOD DONOR - Carol com. 1e11 Is •• 4-H,4 HI dub President The first meeting of Lucknow # 2, 4-H Club was held on Thurs- day, September 7. 1967 in the. Lucknow District High: School at 7,p.m. The: meeting•opened with the 4-1-1 Pledge, followed bythe electionof officers as follows; President, .Carol Campbell; Vice President, Donna Mullin; Y Secretary, .lane Moncrief; Treas- urer, reas-urer, Linda . Boyle;. Press.. Reporter, Elizabeth. Newbold; Buying Comm: ittee, Lorraine Boyle and Margar- et Montgomery. The covers of the record books were. selected.' The judging qual- ifications for the •Teeswater Fall Fair were read. In discussion, the subjects of meetings, sewing. boxes and the wollen'garments were discussed.' .The. notes for the meeting were copied. The Nation. al 4-H creed ended the meeting.. • Joan Thompson Is' 4-H Club •. re• ident _• .. _ Purple, Grove 4-PesH Club girls held their first 'meeting of the new club'" Working With. Wool" in the Community 'Centre on Monday, ; September 4th at 7:30 p.m.There were 13 girls present. ' • The•leaders Mrs. Jack :Farrell and Mrs.,'. Earh Elliott 'distributed the books.. Elected officers were; President Joan Thompson; Vice President, Sherry Pollock;. Secretary, Sandra Collins; Press Reporte`, Valerie, Gillies. • They discussed their book covers and .the girls decided to hold their meetings on Tuesdays at 7;00 p.m. in the Purple Grove. Community Centre. For discussion they took up Wool, The Fibre ;and Fabric" . Mrs. Elliott and Bonnie Boyle demon- strated taking measurements. Barbara Ritchie Hetes Kairshea 1 The first meeting of the Kairshea group Number 1 was held at the home of. Mrs Clarence Ritchie on Tuesday evening'. There were seven members present and the two leaders; . Mrs.' Evan Keith and Mrs. Clarence Ritchie,.:.. Officers were elected as follows: President Barbara Ritchie, Vice President DianneAskes., Press Re- porter Carolyn MacGillivray. The ,:group decided to take turns -read= ;ing'their notes " This wouldtake the place .of'a secretary.. The. 'coders spoke' about'. the diff- erent wools and fibres and gave . • notes to 'the`•girls. They demon- strated how' to determine the true fabric of wools ora blend with wool., Tests were taken which '• proved 'very interesting; The next meeting is to beheld at Mrs. Keith's on September lith. The meetingclosed with the 4-H• pledge. and Mrs Ritchie served refreshments. ' a ara.• ,acture::?. A medical bill. A clothing bill'. A car repair bill. They all seemed to come' at'once, Jack needed money in a hurry. • Answer. A Niagara Loan. Jack talked It over: with the manager of'the:nearest Niagara ' •• • Office. Besides getting the money, he got a lot of geed advice on budgeting:.With a Niagara Loan, Jack was able to pay all his , . • bilis at one time. And firms to suit his buQget $y th• e loan on ere a• sy • When you need extra money for'any good reason, you can expect the same courteous,. quick service'at any one of 300 Niagara offices. NIAGARA FINANCE CONI PANY 'LI BVI IT€D Member of the ",Group of Companies ' 216 Josephine Street, elley Alton Heads Lassies .. • The first meeting of the Colwan- ash Learning Lassies was held on Saturday,, September 9th at 1:30 at the horse of Mrs. Carl Riegling. Leaders are Mrs ,Carl; Riegling and her :assistant, Mrs. Warren Zinn., There were nine members that join- ed the club.. The 'election of officers areas. follows; President Shelley Alton, Vice President -,Barbara Riegling, Secretary revolving; Treasurer Faye Hogan; Press Reporter Lorraine Nicholson.. /. Discussion was distribution. of. Merrbers' Pamphlet and a mainten- ance fee of one dollar .was : collect- ed;. , The requirements•of Club record book and: sewing box. were. taken. Notes were then taken on Color Theory and .its importance . Samples of material were shown to use for cushions and , scar. f" that have: to be made. The nextmeeting is .to.;be held :on Saturday,• September 16th at 9:30 ' in the morning The•.meetingwas closed with the Queen. Zippy Zionettes' The second meeting of the Zippy Zionettes:was opened with the 4-H pledge., The roll• call'.was answered. by all members. The next meeting, .will be held at the home of Mrs. Kirkland. The members received their. pamphlets. Mrs. Kirkland. and Mrs. Ritchie showed•.the girls' how tp•.' measure' for cushions, chair pads' and dresser scarves. The members then began work' on. their-: Italian • hem -stitching:. The meeting. was closed with the National :4-11 Creed and Donna Ritchie thanked Mrs. Wilkins for having the meet ng. 'WINGHAM Phone: • -1421 .t�r•t�_,y,�.r, it lisitiwiaioantkl.rimplit *let smison.•rw •Happy:• Hand:rcrafters The second meeting of the St.: Helens Happy Handicrafters was . held at the hall on Monday, Sept- ember ber 4th at 7:30. The.' meeting opened With the 441 pledge and the, roll call answered by •19 girls. Business discussed concerned covers for the books and the next meeting is to.be. held:! Saturday September 9 at 7 p.m., • Mrs. Gaunt read about colour harn'ony:and Mrs. MacPherson told' about .guides in colour' plann- ing. The girls, were shown :how. to . do Italian Hemstitching. The meeting closed with :the. Queen. HoIyrood 4H:',CIub. The second , meeting of the Holy- rood. 441 Club "Working: with Wool" was •held on Monday. Sept- ember 4th, at •7.45 p.m. at • Kinloss Central Public School. The meeting was opened''by the , 'President,., and''ttie 4'-H Pledge was -repeated by 6 members. The roll • callwh,fch wasowa eof fabric and tell wh"Shy'you piece wool'`.was well answered 'by;all . members . There wereseveral suggestions for a club name, but it wasdecid- ed to leave it for another week. 'The next meeting Will be held ob, Monday; September, 11. There was a discussion about two 'types of weaves, "twill weave and patheave'.' and also choosing ,the style,"colour, fabric and Pattern „for the skirt to be made`. The,'member's, then looked at different' pattern, 'types 'fol different figures and learned how .to prepare: wool for cutting. Notes were taken and the, meeting was closed' with the National 4-H Creed,,. WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 13th,. 1467 rod Report • The harvesting of white beans' has started in some areas of the couwill lbe:�mature w thinplete .crop seven to ten days. A touch of frost was: reported in some of the low lying areas and. May have an, effect on the crop, 'grains have Pretty: w ell • all; bharvested Hurc h w the farmerseen now gathering theith re maining straw. A substantialacreage of 'fall wheat has been planted in the ' county, The 1967 c: an crop looks likeit Will yield hig if it can,escape any early. frost . To date, it seems. to be behind in maturity nearly two weeks, Tkik:Y UJCKNOW SENTINEL edeasa complete selection of • * announcements styled foe the ducrini-. dsk for.. .Hi"IyroodHirls Choose Club Nam... e. The third meeting of the Holy- • rood .4-H Homemaking Club. was held on Monday; September 11 in., 7K.:inlos45p.s mCentral Public School.a.t , The president .brought the meeting to order and opened with. the 4.-H* Pledge; The minutes of<the second meeting •w.ere read. and ,adopted and the roll call was answered by seven, members, "The 'name of one wool and it's weave . ".• • The next meeting will be held on Septernber•i8th, in'the,tschool•, at. 7;45 p .in. The members,decided• to call the club' the "Holyrood Lambie Pies" . - The lesson was on. the "grain of the fabric' The lengthwise and crosswise grain was discussed and the, method of cutting -out the skirt. I ar Iotr- hompson:.:dem.onsr atedy .placing the pattern .on the .:fabric for cutting. Some girls cut out .their. skins. There were sorn'e diff iculties; but with'the'help of the leaders,they finished 'without, too many 'blunders. The meeting was closed .with the National 4-H,,. Creed. . '�. Lost Sheep The: second Meeting of; the Sil- ver Lake Lost Sheep'.was held,/ in' the home of Mrs,. Glenn Y'oiing on ,Thursday, September 7 at 7:.30 . Pm • The President , Joyce Hodgins opened the meeting.. The' 4-H Pledge'was followed by rd11 call withall members' being. present. Secretary -Treasurer, Gertrude Van Beers read the minutes and Mts. Al Hedley •mentioned that the old) Will set uprthe cheese exhibit from' "A World of 'Food in Canada" •at .' i Teeswater Fair The: next meeting will be held Thursday, .September 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Gertrude and Dorothy Van Seers.. Noti,s, were given and the. topics of weaving, styles and Figure. Types were discussed After the. meeting an enjoyable ltinc.h i;YsS .served.. , fi'JMwYa'�ace