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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-03-28, Page 12EDUCATIONAL FUNDS THROUGH LIFE INSURANCE Iwo CRAWFORD MOTORS AMUR DODGE PLYMOUTH WINGPANI ONTARIO PHONE: 357-.3862 • 1970 POLAR°, 2 door' hardtop, power Steering and iadio- ' 1969 OLDSMOBILE 2 'door hardtop,- fully Ps'wered 1968 DODGE' MOnaCo 4 door sedan, 8 automatic' *bower' itei and brakes, radio 1968 FORD Cuitom 2 door, 8 automatic, power steering and brakes 1968 PLYMOUTH Stationwagon, 8 automatic, power steel* and brakes 1967 DODGE. 4 door, automatic with radio 1967 MUSTANG 6 automatic with 'radio HONOUR LANES CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 with jokes, a reading and a con- test for the men. Other readings were by Mrs. ,Tom MacDonald "Its the. little • things; Mrs. Frank Maillen "Ma and the auto"; Mrs. Lyman Sutton "Ma's theucie book"; Mts. Gert- rude Walsh "Bifocals" - she also told a joke; Mrs. Bert Nicholson Greg and Darryl spent the week end 'with Mrs. Victor Errington. Bryan and Darlene spent the holidays with Mrs. Etrington and returned home to Weston with their parents. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.- 'Thos. Webster were Misses Brenda,.Fay and Alice Bradley of Goderich. SUPER DRY BAN ROLL-ON DEODORANT Regular of Unscented SELTZER Pleasant relief for upset stomach, headache, edgy nerves , Family Size EFFECTIVE MON. MAR. 26 TO SAT, MAR. 31 WATCH FOR THESE ADS THEY'LL SAVE YOU MONEY 0 D [SS ",Comfort Fit DEODORANT NAPKINS Regular WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES 'a Vaseline THE Lucouyikv WEDNESDAY, MARCH • I The first meeting of the St, Helen's Happy Handi-Crafters. was held in St. Helen's Hall on Tuesday, March 20. with 19 girls present. The election of officers took place with `the following elected: President Club No. 1, Dayle . MacDonald; President Club Nd. 2, Beverley MacPherson; Secret- ary. Janet MacPherson; Treasur- er, Genevieve Kinahan; Press , Reporter., Verna Aitchison. The Leaders of this Club are Mrs. Gordon 'MacPherson and Mrs. Ernest Gaunt. Assistant leaders are Mrs. Ross arington and Mrs. James R. Aitchisbn. The roll call was answered by the members. The next meeting will be 'held March 28 at 7.00 , in the St. Helens Hall. The objectives of the club and the requirements,of the members were outlined. Each girl is to equip'a sewing box. We also discussed knowing knits, types of knits, fibers, for knits, stretch fab- rics, and choosing sportswear. Several members demonstrated the proper way of taking measure- ments. The meeting closed with the 4-H Pledge. Zippy Trine ttes • The third meeting of the Zippy Trinettes was held in Trin- ity Church basement on SatUrcia,Y, March 24 at 1.15 p, in. The meeting opened with the 4-H pledge led by the president Mary Anne Alton. There were nine members present. The roll call was answered by the members. The next meet= ing will be Ts/larch 31 at 1.15 in the church basement. Susan Irvin read the minutes of the last meeting. Home assignments were taken up. The books are to be handed in'at the next meet- ing with the' 3rd meeting cotleti ed: Mrs:%D. A. Hackett discussed fitting. 'Mrs. Donald Hackett. discussed getting ready to sew ' with knits and tips on pressing. Mrs, Donald Hackett demon- strated the conventional zipper with lapped application. Mrs. D. A. Hackett demonstrated zipper without a .searn. • For practical work the leaders fitted our garments. We are to read page 18730 in member pamphlets and do, meeting 3 home assignments. We are to ling scraps Of. knit material to next meeting for neckline fin- ishes. • Darlene Hackett closed with ",When the zoing, in sewing gets - ta ke- rest". Jim Nivins Is Club President • On Thursday, March 22 at • Brookside School, the. Dungannon Dairy and Beef calf club met. We had an election of officers as follows: President, Jim Nivins; Vice President, Linda Dougherty; Secretary , Donna Hackett; Press. Reporters, Neil Sager and Shawn Drennan. • Mr. Len MacGregor showed us a film-called "A 'second Chance'. We had fun,playing games and also had a sing song. The club had fun. We will meet on the second Tuesday in every month starting in May. Handi-craftees Elect Officers Cb• f* Doodly. Dozen The seventh meeting of the P.00d/y.Dozen was held Monday, Match 26th at the Lucknow . Cen- tral Pliblic,School. The 4-H Pledge opened the meeting. Roll call was answered ky eleven members. , call was "Your opinion of this club". Diane MacKenzie read the minutes of the last meeting. They were approved. Elaine Whitby gave ,the treasurer's report. The date for Achievement Day was set for May 5th. It was decided upon to com- bine the eighth and ninth meet- ings so as:to give enough time to finish. Mrs. Boyle went over how to do Two Colour Prints. This is used when doing a flower, for example, when the leaves and Stern, are one colour and the petals are another. Art gum erasers were used to do these prints. The meeting closed with the 4-H Creed. Clover Valley Artistic 7' The Clover Valley, Artistic 7 4-H club had their 9th meeting _at the home of Donna Elphick Friday. afternoon, March 23rd. This meeting was one of the op- tional meetings. We opened the Meeting with the 4-H pledge. The roll call "Show your, found objects prints" was answered by all members. Debbie MacFad den read the minutes of the, last • meeting. Mrs. Hamilton led a discussion on Lino block printing. and Fabrics on which to block , print. Mrs. Elphick demonstrat- ed designing, cutting and print- ing the lino block. Each girl designed and cut her4ino block and they 'will print it, at the next meeting. , . , The meeting closed with the 4-H creed. Wm. J. Kinahon R.R. 2 Lucknow Phone WIngharn 357.19117 SUN' LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA Dungannon Girl Wins Bursary DUNGANNON NEWS Miss Debbie Hodges, student in good standing at Fanshawe lege and nearing:cOmpletionof a two-year course in Respiration Technology;.recently addressed" the Huron-Perth Tuberculin and Respiratory Disease Association, On "A dome Care .Program fOr Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease Patients", She has since receiv- ed a bursary of $250.frorn this association.. It was the ,second of two 'received . over her' two .years of training.. - • Congratulations' go to Debbie, daughter of Mrf•and..Mrs...Lloyd Hodges., on heraccomPlishment.• Mr. and Mrs.' Eric McNee spent the week end at Sudbury with her parents and relatives. • Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ross from Oakville called on. Mr. and Mrs. Heber .Eedy on Siinday. Mr. and' Mrs.' Robert IrVin spent the week end with their daughter Mrs. Fred Sterling,•,Mr. Sterling and Debbie', Tharnes- ville.- . • • , ;Anne and Catherine Ribey.. from Seaforth' spent holidays with Mi. and 'Mrs, Bill Wiggins. On Friday Mrs. Marshall Gib- son called on Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wiggins. Mrs. Paul Henderson, Jennifer and Jill spent 'the weekend. with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Alton. Heather returned to Mississauga with them, after, spending holi- days with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Alton. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Henderson "The Missus Boil"; Mrs. Jai "A little boy's descriptionr anatomy"; Mrs. John Barr' mothers". A contest "PaaU Shelf" was conducted by if Jack Bar-r also a "Car Milt Everett Lane told a stotli John Lane showed pictures es thcy visited: in Florida, Mrs. Gertrude Walsh rea address in verse (ompased Mrs. Morley Bushell) expt good wishes to ,the.honom :.couple and Fred Guest mad presentation of a swag lam 50th anniversary cake plate in gold, also a gift of MU Mac made a fitting reply all joined in singing "For joliy .good fellows". Reit ments were served and as time enjoyed. All mem of the Lane family were'pt for this, happy gathering,