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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-02-21, Page 13FEBRUARY' We'll Kill, Cut, And Wrap Your Pig. PLUS MAKE THE SAUSAGE for $1 0.75 Over 180 lbs. Dressed Wt. Additional Charge CURING AND SMOKING' 1'5e LB. BOB MEYER MEATS TEESWATER PHONE 392-6827 poispAy,FEBRUARY no 1,73, THE .„141,CKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE THIRTEEN:, 4-H Creed. , Learning Lassies I The Lucknow No, 1 4-H Club I had their third meeting at the I , • LucknOw•Central Public School on February 8th. We opened with the 4-11 Pledge Nancy Ritohie read Me minutes' of the last meeting. Audrey Ritchie then gave the treasurer's report. . • . Elizabeth .Ritchie and Mrs., Ritchle'domonstrated art gum er- aser'printing. We looked at their, art gum erasers that they did at training school,. • We.made our potato printing for our record book. Elizabeth Ritchie told us about paints, inks and stamp pads. Mrs. Ritchie then talked about designs on greeting cards and Vegetable Printing which we are- to fill out for the next meeting. We closed with the 4-H Creed. gave her report. Plans for Achievement. Day were discussed. The discussthn on articles to make from, paper,. fabric, and ready made articles decorated with a block printed design was, led by Mrs. Hamilton. /Mrs. • , Hamilton discussed the uses 'of a dauber and then showed the method to make one. . The girls designed a suitable I design for, a greeting card on a I large art gum eraser and experim-. ented with it using the stamp pad and tempera paint. • .I The meeting closed with the I Kairshea a inty.Designers The Dainty Designers,held eir third meeting on Friday 'nary 16 at ,Mrs. Roulston's at 00 p.m. We opened with the pledge. e roll call was to bring a card other illustration of a design table for a block. Marilyn tray read the minutes of • eting two. We discussed any blems we had with potato ing. The leaders the main main pOints dealing with nu and inks. Mrs. Murray ussed art gum eraser printing demonstrated cutting and dug a design on an eraser. Ilmembers then experimented kart gum eraser printing. arning Lassies he LuckboW No. 14-H Club their fourth' meeting at the know Central Public School February 15 at 7.00 p.m. e opened with the 4-H.Pledge onJohnstone read the min d the last meeting. Eliza - Ritchie gave the treasurer's rt. Ritchie demonstrated how ake a dauber. We discussed t we will do on our greeting I s.' We also decided that we d have an exhibit at. Achieve t Day and what each person do. I ext week we are to bring cor I . - ed card board-, wood, string dauber. e closed with,the 4-H Creed.' I Barbara Stapley .. Heads Stomperettes All meetings of Silver Lake Stamperettes 4-H Club are open- ed with the 4-1-1 pledge. , There is no secretary and all members keep notes and must be prepared at anytime to read their minutes: The President, elected by ballot at the first meeting, was Barbara Stanley, the vice president \ Sharon Thompson.• The assistant leader, Mrs. Marjorie Nicholson; is acting as treasurer. The Press Report is a combined effort made up at the ,meetings. The other members are Dianne Bannerman, Joanne van 'Beer , Sandra Thomp- son, Valerie Stanley, Janice • Stanley and Eugenia Kiesweiter. The first meeting was held on January 29. at 7 p.m. at the home of Joanne van: Beer: , the second On February 5 at 7 p.M. at the home of Barbara Stanley , the third on February 12 at 7 p.m. at the home of the Assistant leader Marjorie Nicholson, •the fourth on February 19 at 7 p.m. at the home 'of Dianne Banner- man. - The meetings are planned for two hours but it has been found that the girls become so interest- ed in the praCtical work that the time may have to be extended. The leaders for. this Block Printing Club,. instruct, demon- strate and, then oversee as the girls experiment with their differ• ent ,ideds. Some of the girls have 'come Up with some excellent , designs. Achievement Day has been discussed and the girls—are ent an exhibit entitled "Colour Effects in Block Printing". The leader is Mrs. Jean Liz- more of Bervie, the assistant leader Mrs. Marjorie Nicholson of Kinloss. oodly Dozen The foUrth meeting' was held Monday, February 19th in. the Lucknow•Central Public School. The 4-H Pledge opened the meet- ing. 'Diane MacKenzie read the minutes and 'theywere adopted , as read. The whi bristol board stiv, covers were passed' ut. Roll call was answered by nit* girls. It was "Show samples Of art gum eraser printing" Three or four girls from the club are interested in attending Bruce County Day in Walkerton. Plans were made f& this day. Achievement Day was discussed. Mrs. Boyle demonstrated how to make a dauber. Each girl made one. Suggested articles to make froth paper decorated,with a block printed design were dis- cussed. Each girl cut a design for a greeting card into a. 2," x 3" art gum eraser. These:designs were • put, onto cards using a stamp pad. The meeting closed with 'the 4-H Creed. A rtis .tic' 7 The fourth meeting of the Cloy- era Valley Artistic 7 4-H Club, was held at the home of Donna Elphick at I1 4.15' on Tuesday ; Feb- ruary 13. The meeting opened with the 4-H Pledge led by Joyce Osborne the President. The roll• call, Name some' uses for art gum eraser printing and show printi made was answered by 6 members. as Mary Ann Coiling was sick. 'The minutes of the last meeting were read by, Annette Elphick. The next meeting is to be held on. Tuesday, February 20 at Wendy Hamilton's at 4.15. Mrs. Hamilton discussed artic- les that can be block printed and Mrs. Elphick discussed the dauber and showed how to make it. plans were discussed for Achieveinent Day for a, skit by 'all present. The girls then worked on a 2" x 3" eraser to make a design for a •greeting card. The meeting closed with the 4-H Creed. Paint Puddlers The fourth meeting of the Luck. now Paint Paddlers was held at the school on February 14 at 7.00 p.m. Sandra Henderson, "vice president led the five Members present in the 4-H Pledge. Cathy Purdon gave the secretary's report and Mary Lou Adams, treasurer, • , •'"X,.44$M ' ' • 4 WHENYOU...RECEIyE.youR ASSESSMENT NOTICE Check it carefully, Your assessment has increased because` y9 r property is now', assessed at, market value. Don't be alarmed. Everyone's assessment in Bruce County is now at market value to provide greater faiiness and equity in the distribution of local taxes. (Note: Grey County will be assessed at market value in 1974). If you do not understand your assessment, or think it is wrong, COME TO THE OPEN HOUSE indicated on the 'insert included with your assessment notice. Assessors will be available 'to explain hoW we, determined your assessment. .You can compare it with. other properties. Mcike sure you understand your assessment. It 'Will be used by your municipal council and school board in setting 1973 taxes. For further information, contact: 'Jack Costella, Commissioner, Grey-Bruce Regional Assessment Office, 345 Eighth Street, Owen Sound. Telephone: 371-1121 •.PURPLE GROVE Congratulations to Miss Margie Collins who was chosen "Valen- tine Queen" ofRipley District High School at the Sadie Hawkins dance on 'Friday evening' in Rip , ley. The folks in this area are •proud of Margie and feel she was deserving of 'the title. Away on two weeks holidays to'the West are Dick McCosh and Donnie Thompson'. , The boys left on Monday and plan to . visit Mike and Maryanne Kukoly at The Pas, Manitoba and' expect to' take in the Trappers Festival, also in Manitoba. Other guests of the Kukolys were Mr. and ,Mrs.,Bruce Colwell and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Munroe (Sandra'Percyl. Mr. and Mrs.' Harvey Thomp- son and Wray were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson - and Robbie on Sunday. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Burton -Collins and Margie on .the week end were Sandra and Ed McGillivraY of Goderich and Gary Brames of Listoviel. • Sonic from this area attended° the Juvenile Hockey game in Lucknow on Sunday and saw Ripley defeated by the Luck- now team. • Miss Kendra Feagan of Wing- ham spent the week end with Vicki Dore. • AND -TALK :T Many from here attended the reception dance held for Mr. and Mrs. Dale Armstrong in Bervie on Friday.