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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-04-07, Page 11HAVE YOU GOT• YOUR FOR May 16 Draw They're Going Fast! TICKETS EACH. LUCKNOW SENTINEL Fruity five'. 4 4 • THE OPENING OF A SUPERVISED RESIDENTIAL HOME FOR YOUR RETIREMENT SPECIALIZING IN GUNS' AND ACCESSORIES • • / • LLIC and. L. OUTFITTERS. 860 VICTORIA ST., KINCARDINE, Ont. NEW—USED—BUY—SELL—TRADE Everything For the Shooter GUN' PARTS AND REPAIRS OPEN ONLY Weekdays —,9 a.m.-9 p.m. Weekends —30 ,arm.-6 p.m. JACK KIRKPATRICK — Prop. (Franchised Firearms Dealer) THE I.-UCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE ELEVEN WEDNESDAY , • ,The .fourth meeting of Kairshea Fruit Fans took plice Monday, Marche 29. at 4.00 p.m. at the Lucknow School.,, The meeting was opened .with an' 'alphabet contest. Roll call was taken, "One way to use dried fruits", Linda Verner read the minutes of the last meeting. Marilyn and Teresa Murray volunteered for bookcovers. • Dianne McBride and, Karen 13Q,elman made minted pear pie while the others, played• a game dealing' with cooking.. -Mrs. Ritchie talked , about plan- ning menus, fruit for lunch and for dessert; Mrs. MacIntyre talked about, fruit for breakfast, We closed , with the 4-H pledge. -We ate a very tasty lunch of oriental chicken, salad, rice ,and pie. • - Kairshea, Fruit Fans The president Lori•Ann Jamieson opened the, meeting with -the'.4-H pledge. The minutes were read by Kathy, Purdon. • The roll call was'answered by the .members' telling "The fruit' we. freeze or can at home". Mrs. Elliott and Kathy passed out pamphlets on fruit. Lori Ann passed out pamphlets on Achieve- • ment Day, May 15 ,at RiPleys. Kathy Purdon will demonstrate the making of banana bread at the next meeting. Mrs.. Elliott demonstrated the making of pastry and pies from 'a recipe and a mix. Mrs. Archie Purdon led in.. a discussion on pastry, making fruit pies, dinner menu. Each girl gave a presentation ,on fruit. Kathy , Purdon gave a report on, how to make a record book, helpful permanent reference. Each girl explained the menu given for home assignment. In group work the girls tasted pies and compared. 'The meeting closed with the 441 creed. Zippy Trinettes Meeting three of Zippy Trinettes II was held at Mrs. Dona Campbell's March' 29th. at 7.00 p . m . Sharon Alton,' our .vice president, opened the meeting. The roll call was, taken "What is the colour harmony of your Learning Stitches Article?" Donna Hackett read the, minutes. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Dona Campbell's on April 5' at 7.00 p.m. Mrs. Campbell discnssed the "Back Stitch" and different uses, ,also how to create a design. The girls' participated by taking.turns in reading' in creating a design, Miss Elva Ritchie demonStrated how to enlarge-a design'and liow to do Twisted Chain Stitches. All members participated in enlarging a design and learning how to do the Twisted Chain Stitch. Dungannorr4-H DUNGANNON NEWS The Dungannon 4-H „Dainty Doodlers 5th meeting was held at the home $f Mrs. Jean Errington on Thursday, April 1; The roll call, "What have you decided to make for your free choice article"? was answered by 12 members. For discussion each member read a paragraph about a historical outline of embroidery from the, leader's pamphlet. The leaders, Mrs. Jean Errington and Mrs. Donna Young helped the members fill out the discussion sheet for meeting 5. ' ' The girls divided into two groups for demonstration. The leaders demonstrated how to ,do the sheaf filler stitch and the satin stitch. The , members practiced these stitches 'on their sampler. The next meeting 'is at the home of Mrs. Donna Young on Thursday, April 8 at 7.15 p.m. Zippy Trinettes The fourth meeting of the .Zippy Trinettes, club number one, was held at the home of Mrs., Cameron on March 29 at 7 p.m. Eight members repeated the 4-H pledge followed by answering of the roll call and'home assigrirnenis. Susan IrVin read the, business minutes of the last Meeting. Mrs. Hackett discussed the "Free Choice" article and designs for. ithe "Free Choice" article, Mrs. Cameron' discussed Uses for the Twisted Chain. • Mrs. Hackett demonstrated the couching cross. stitch. Mrs. Cameron demonstrated the couch- . ing outline stitch. All • then practiced ,both of these new stitches. The next meeting will be held at 7 p.m., April 5th at Mrs. Hackett's. Kingsbridge 4-H" The fifth meeting of, the Twisted Chain Gang was held Monday night, April 5 at the home of Mrs. Delores Van Osch. The leaders, Mrs. Van Osch and Mrs. Riegling discussed the Hist- ory of Enibroidery, ,then - they demonstrated how to dO the ;satin and sheaf filler stitches. We then practiced on our samplers. Designs for our Free Choice Article were discussed and we, will have them ready for our next meeting which will be held Tuesday, April 13th at the home 'of Mrs. Helen Riegling. the meeting with the pledge. Bonnie Clark read the minutes. The president, Debbie Allan,, discussed the business. Mrs. Leonard Clarke demonstra- ted- how 'to make Oriental chicken. It was delicious. Mrs. Keith told' how 'we could' use fruit the daY" around and showed how to make a colourful , delicious fruit dish. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Clark's on Saturday, April 10th at 9.30 o'clock. RIMY HURON CENTRAL. AROUND THE SCHOOL The March break is over and we Cherry Blossoms The fifth meeting of the Holy- rood 4-H club met at the home of Mrs. Gerald 'Rhody on. Saturday, April 3rd at 2.00 p.m. After opening with the pledge, the roll call. 'was answered (all member's present) with varieties'of fruit that can be ' frozen,- canned, dried and grown at hoMe. Then , during the business session, the exhibit for 'Achievement Day was discussed.' It is to be a display of fruit for all season. Members are to bring a 'design for the quilt patch to the next meeting which will be at Mrs. Hank Duiker's hotne on Friday, April '9th at 4.30 p.m. Two ways of making apple pie were used in the activity' period. First the traditional and second with instant pastry' mix and canned apple slices. Most preferred the homemade. Each member partic- ipated in the baking. The meeting closed with the motto. •WHITECHURCH NEWS 'The fifth meeting of White- church Fruitie,FiVe 4-H club was held on Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs, Walter Elliott. INGLIS FARM DRAINAGE 1' UALITY INSTALLATIONS CLAY 'OR PLASTIC Free Esthnates PHONE 3924700 R.R. 3 WALKERTON FruitY Fruits The Fruity Fruits held their 4th, meeting on Saturday, April .3 at Mrs.' Evan Keith's. They began PINE LODGE REST HOME' are all hard, 'at work again. On Wednesday, March 31st, we rec- eived our report cards. Some people were happy to see them and some people were not so, happy. GRADE. THREE When we came back from. our holidays*, we found out that we had a new pupil. Her name is Wendi Ariss and, she, has moved' to Point Clark. • GRADE 5-6' - ' We , received a letter back from Lillooet B.C. •We have pen pals now and we are going to write back . to them and send them a video tape of our school.' A couple of boys got o girls.names but I think we all like who we got. • REPORTERS: Darlene Coiling,' Mary Farrell. 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