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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-03-03, Page 7• WEDNESDAY; MARCH 3, 1976 • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, ‘,KRNOW0, ONTARIO • PAGE SEVEN. The .first meeting ,of Zippy Trinettes 1 was held Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. at the lime of Mrs. D.A. Hackett. • There were 7 members present. 'The meeting opened with. the 4-H pledge. ' The election of officers took place, president, Lori Hackett; vice president, Janet Wilkins; secret- ary, Susan Irwin; press reporter, Joan Hackett. The meetings yvill • be held Monday evenings at 7 p.M. The next meeting will be held March 8 at Mrs'. Camerons, Mrs. Hackett gave a general outline of the project, including the requirements of club members. She also discussed the different articles' we are to make for this project and the quality of material to 'select. . We were told the 7 different stitches we will learn and how they will be applied on 'a sampler for our record books. Mrs. Cameron discussed colOurs from the colour wheel and the different shades that blend well together. She showed us how the background . makes' a difference when choosing colours. She also explained the , contents of our" sewing box. We are, to choose our learning stitches article before the next meeting and bring our material and embroidery , floss to next ,meeting: Lori Hackett Is 4H Club President The Lucknnow No. 1 4-H club met on 'Thursday, February 26 at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ritchie,, , Each girl present answered the roll call' which 'was, "Fruit we freeze, can or dry at home". • Elizabeth Black read the min- utes , of the last., meeting, The treasurer,, Joanne Ritchie gaVe her report. Each girl gave a One ' minute report on her two different fruits. Some.of the girls read their dinner menus from, the last meeting home assignments. Mrs.' Ritchie went over pastry making and baking with fruits. Nancy Ritchie demonstrated how to make a pie from' a' recipe using fresh apples while Nancy Alton demonstrated how to• make an apple pie using a pastry mix and canned apples. Elizabeth Ritchie demonstrated how to make oriental chicken. We sampled them all, which everyone enjoyed. We closed with the 4-H creed. At The 'Moves John Wayne' won his first Oscar • as Best Actor for his portrayal. of Rooster ' Cogburn. in Hal Wallis'. production of , ."True Grit". .. • Everyone' was deligiited'- Wayne, Willis, and, obviously, the movie- going public that made. it a tremendous box-office' success. Spurred on, Wallis, . whose films have won 32 Oscars, began to think of a follow-up. It turned out to be his production of ;`Rooster Cog- hurn", starring . John Wayne and Katharine Hepburn, opening at the Lyceum in Wingham on March 3. John Wayne returns to the role of the rapscallion eye-patched Deputy Marshal, and Katharine Hepburn plays the part of Eula Goodnight, a Bible-spouting mis- sionary who teams up with the gun-fighter to avenge the death of her father. Whether speeding through the forest to elude pursuing oetlaws, or, battling white water on a river raft, the legendary , pair give a special magic to the outdoor adventure' drama. "Rooster Cogburn" was Mined on lecation in the Cascade . Moen- ,tains and high deserts of Oregon, with raft sequences on the Rogue River. , "The Longest. Yard", the popu- lar movie which stars Burt ;Rey- nolds' as the captain 'of the prison football - team, returns to the Lyceum on 'March 7, 8, and 9. Playing with "The Longest -Yard" is "Framed", an action picture starring Joe Don Baker of "Walk- ing Tall". fame. Auburn 4H Club Meeting #2 'of Auburn III club' was held at Mrs. June Robinson's home on February 28th. Ellen Thompson opened the meeting. Jane Thompson read the minutes and took the roll call. Mrs. Robinson demonstrated the backstitch. Cathy ,Foran demon- strated how to straighten the fabric- and transfer a pattern. The menibers started' their samples. The meeting was closed. Silver Lake 4H Elects Officers Seven 4-H girls met at Kay Thackers at 7.00 p.m. Monday, February 23. The meeting opened li•epeating the 4-H pledge. Jean ,Lizmore arid Kay Thacker are the leaders. The election of officers were as follows: president, 'Joanne van Beers; vice president, Valerie Stanley; press reporters, Dianne Bushell and Janice. Thompson. The leaders' 'briefly summarized the club, meetings. We sampled Hot 'Spiced Apple Juice and Fruit Jellies, which were supplied .by Mrs. Jean Lizmore. They were enjoyed by all. • Kay Thacker provided samples of Ida Red apples. Dianne Bushell, Lavonne Devitt and Janice Thomp- son made Grape Sparkle. Date Mallow Chews were made by Janice Stanley, Susan Hedley, Valerie Stanley, and Joanne van Beers. After they were finished, lunch was served and 'everybody thought they were delicious:' The next meeting is at Jean Lizmore's on Monday, March I. Political idealism is a great . thing until it gets in the Way; in today's inflated times your is drawn 'and quartered. ticirl4ra-Hgchett Is Club President The first meeting of • Zippy Trinettes 2 4-H was held on Monday; February 23rd at Mrs. Dona Campbell's. There were ' eight members present.' The leaders of the club are Mrs. bona Campbell and Miss Elva-Ritchie. The meeting was opened by repeating the 4-H pledge. Elva Ritchie discussed requirements of the club and gave a general outline of the project. Mrs. Campbell discussed our samplers, suitable fabric and the coloured wheel. We alse discessed our work box. For m etinge two we are to have embroidery thread, needles, scis- sors, hoop and other material ready. We decided to keep our same club name. The election of officers was held and they are: president, Barbara Hackett; vice president, Sharon Alton; secretary, each girl in turn; press reporter, Janice, Hackett. The next meeting will be held on Monday night, March lst, at 7.00 p.m., at Mrs. Dona Campbell's. Apple Dumpling Gang - The fifth meeting of the Lucknow Apple Dumpling Gang was held February 25 at the home of Karen Elliott. The meeting, opened with the 4-H• pledge. Debbie Bolt read the secretary's report followed by Kathy Brooks giving the treasur- er'S report. The date of Achieve- ment Day. was 'Aiscussed. '.:Two leaders and seven girls answered the roll call. • , Karen Elliott and Nancy Walden showed how tb make two types of ,apple pie which each girl sampled ' at the end of the meeting. Menus dealing with Canada's'. Food Guide were discussed. Elaine Whitby and Debbie Bolt repotted on their fruits for Achievement Day. The meeting closed with the 4-H motto. Fruity Five The second, ,meeting took, place Saturday, February 28th at 9.30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Ritchie. Aftetethe 4-H pledge was recited, the roll. call 'was taken', "Two reasons why. I eat fruit". Dianne McBride read the minutes of the last Meeting:. We decided on our club name. Marilynne Maclntyre and Linda .Verner showed us how Baked Apples were made:. The leaders .talked about fresh fruits, uses of fresh fruit, iMported fresh fruit, inspection and grading of fruit. Mrs. Ritchie showed us how to section a grapefruit. MrS. MacIntre demonstrated how to make a,fruit cup and an apple salad' mold. Those of us who had not demonstrated earlier made frosted grapes,, nutted bananas and orange fans. Mrs. Ritchie showed us how to cut a. grapefruit for serving. After eating a delicious lunch, we closed with the motto. The next meeting, will be held March 5 at 4.00, in' the Lucknow School. Kairshea 4-H CLUB #2 Kairshea 4-H club #2 was held on Saturday, February 28th at the home of Mrs.. Leonard Clark. Five girls were present. The meeting opened with the 4-H pledge. . Laurie Clark demonstrated a "peach layer dessert" which was very good. Mrs. Evan Keith made a "raspberry bavarian cream". This was very good also. We tasted the plate of dried fruits which Mrs. ,Clark. Served. The next meeting will be held on Saturday, March 6th at the home of Mrs. Evan Keith. Fruit Cups The Clover Valley Fruit Cups held their fourth meeting at' the home of Donna Elphick. on Wed- nesday, February 25 at. 7.15. We Opened/ with 4-H pledge, which was'followed by the roll call. Lynn Elphick read the minutes Of the last meeting which -were adopted correct' as read. Wendy Hamilton gave a treasurer's report. Wexere all in faYour:of designing a design for a quilt block to be in a 4-H quilt. We were also given an application for trips and awards. The next meeting is to, be held at the home of Charlene Elphick . March 3 at 7.15. BOth leaders discussed planning daily meals, fruit at breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as fruit snacks. Mrs. 'Ken Elphick, assisted by Johanna Vandiepen, demonstrated the making 9f orien- d al chicken, Mrs. David Elphick emonstrated a salad plate. After this each member .4 made and ate their own fruit salad plate. We then had on . a group discussion how to make my record book, a helpful permanent reference. All members sampled the oriental chicken, avocados and pau-paus, The meeting was closed with the 4-H creed. HIGH COSTS Today most , of us are so bent financially that it should be easy to make both ends meet. Perform a death-defying act. Give Heart Fund. Give Heart Fund. CD Kairshea Fruit. Fans Tcp.o.•ty Whitechurch ° Fruity Five 4-H club held their 3rd meeting February 25 at the home of leader Mrs. Walter Elliott. • President, /Lori Anne Jamieson, opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge.. .Lori Purdon read the minutes. Forms were passed out for various things. Kathy Purdon and Lori Anne are dishwashers for next week and with Mrs. Purdon they will demonstrate oriental chicken and fruit plate. Kathy Purdon distributed recipes and pamphlets she had received. The roll call was answered by 5 members all showing fruit labels and what could be found on it. Clara' Milligan demonstrated raspberry bayarian. Wendy Kay did peach layer dessert and Lori Jamieson made the sauce,. A diseussion was on year round frozen, dried, and canned fruits, Group work - each member was given 3 fruits to look up information on., A 'grocery list given was lettuce, peaches. apples, pears, eheirieg, oranges, ,grapes, grape- fruit, leritons, bananas, pineapple, cottage Cheese, walnuts: Each. Member 'is to bring 3 things. Home assignment - 3 grades of canned fruit or juice and each' to collect information on each grade. Meeting closed repeating 4-H 1', creed. Cherry. Blossoms The , third meeting of the •Holyrood Cherry Blossoms 4-H club was held On Saturday, . February 28th at the home of Mrs.. Hank Duiker. It was an interesting mixture of discussiou on frOzen, canned and dried fruits with their uses. . • For the roll call each member* brought a label from a fruit can and noted important'HF','',ils to look for on these labels. Recipes tried were raspberry bavarian :cream by Lea Anne Haldenby and CarOl Wilson and apricot puff by Mary Eadie, Wilma Duiker and Marilyn Rhody and were completed. Mts. „ Gerald Rhody brought dried apples for the Class to' taste and gave her /recipe for . making them. The 4.H pledge was repeated for' the opening and the meeting cloSed with the National' 4-H creed. LITTLE AD FOR BIG RESULTS ALL STAR TOURS LTD. P.O..Box 24 (Galt) Canibridge, Ontario WISH TO ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT OF (Mrs BryceMerle Elliott as Sales Representative in this area FOR INFORMATION -- FREE BROCHURES RESERVATIONS Please complete coupon below - and mail to MRS. 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