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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-02-08, Page 10P e O--Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1978 Silver Lake, BY BARB STANLEY The first meeting of the Silver Lake Club, "Consider Your Clothes" was held on Monday, January 23rd, 1978 at 7 p.m. at the home of the Stanleys in Kinloss. The meeting was opened with the repeating of the. 4-H pledge. Barbara Stanley w,a§ elected president. with Susan Hedley as vice-president: The positions of press reporter and secretary will be done by various club •members on a rotating basis. Our next club meeting will be on Thursday, February 2nd, 1978 at 4.30 p.m. at the Kinloss Community Centre. Achievement Day is scheduled for May 13th, 1978 in Teeswater. The Silver Lake Club is responsib- le- for presenting a skit or demonstration entitled "Wear it well!" Our leaders, Bev Hodgins ,and Jean Hedley discussed the club and its requirements with' us. Each member is to bring a suggestion of a name for a club to the next meeting. We discussed choosing clothes to fit your figure with reference to page 5 in our members pamphlet. The illusion of line is very important when wearing clothes that enhance your figure. Heather Stanley demonstrated "with Debbie Stanley how to take body measurements. Susan Hed- ley. assisted with this task. Valerie Stanley adjourned the meeting. Lucknow BY LIZ BLACK Meeting # 1 Date: January 19th, 1978. Time: 7 o'clock. Place: Lucknow Central Public School. The' meeting opened by repeat- ing the 4-H pledge. There were seven girls . present. We held the election of officers and they are as follows: president, Brenda Arn- old; vice pr sident, Nancy Alton; secretary, otating; treasurer, Joanne Ritchie; press reporter, Liz Black. ' After the election we decided .on having blue covers.and one our covers we are putting the club name which is "Consider Your Clothes.". Next week we are to bring a design ° that we ' think would be appropriate for 'the cover, We decided that we would have our meetings every thursday night at 7.00 in the public school. school. We then were given a quiz. Our 'assistant leader, Mrs. Arnold, showed us some pictures that she thought suited the club. We went into. groups of 2 and got measured and then looked at pattern books to see if we saw any patterns we liked. We closed with the 441 creed. Meeting # 2 Date: February 2nd, 1978. Time: 7.00s. Place: L.C.P,S. We opened the. meeting by repeating' the 4-H pledge. We were pleased to see a new member join' . the club. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Nancy Alton. Joanne Ritchie gave the treasurer's report. Grace Alton shower us every- thing in . her sewing box and explained the purpose of each. one. Mrs. Arnold showed us some different kinds of interfacing that can be used on our project. The leaders split us up in 2 groups and we held different colours against .us to see if the colours suited us or not: The , leaders then showed us how to lay out our patterns. We closed with the 4-H . motto. Clover Valley BY DONNA ELPHICK The Clover Valley Club held their first, meeting on Thursday, February'_ 2nd,` at the home of Donna Etpb;ick. at 7.00 p.m. The meeting was opened .with the repeating of the 4-1-1 pledge followed by the roll call, Introduce the -member on your left to the other members. The election of officers is as follows:. president, Charlene El- phick; vice president, . Karen Metzger; treasurer, Gayle Mac- Kenzie; and press reporter, Rotating. The name for the club was left for the second meeting. Each member is asked to bring a fee. -of S0c for supplies. The next meeting is being held on Thurs- day, February 9th at 7.00 p.m. at the home of Charlene Elphick. • Mrs. Joyce Elphick distributed the members' pamphlets, gave MONUMENTS For `sound counsel and a fair price .on a monument correctly designed from quality material, rely on SKELTON MEMORIALS Pat O'Hagan, Prop. ESTABLISHED OVER SIXTY YEARS WALKERTON PHONE 881-0234 ONTARIO POP SHOPPE SOP Available at I GARRY'S- AUTO SERVICE LI CKN4 W PHONE 528-3022 the members a general outline of the project and discussed record, books. Both leaders, Mrs.; Joyce Elphick and Mrs. Fran Elphick discussed clothing for camouflage and selecting your pattern. Each member was measured and completed the body measure- ment chart in the members' pamnhlet. We also • discussed figure analysis and, line and colour plan by filling the chart in in our members' pamphlet., The meeting was closed with the motto, "Learn to do by Doing". Donneybrook The 'first meeting of Donny- brook I 4-H club was opened with the pledge and all members were present. Janice Robinson, was elected president and Kathleen Foran' was elected for vice president. Mary Ellen _Foran was elected treasurer while Carol Foran was chosen as telephone girl. The secretary and , press reporter are going to be rotating. Janice 'Robinson volunteered to purchase the covers for our record. books. Our regular meeting procedure was interrupted with ' Janice Robinson and Carol Foran leading in exercises which help develop good physical health. Kairshea The first meeting of the Kairshea 4-H Club, Klothes Kloset, was held at Mrs. Doel- man's on January 30. Eight out of ten members were present. The election took place withthe following as officers. President, Karen Doelman; vice president, Dianne McBride; press reporter, Molly McBride; secretary - travel- ling. We then voted on the name of our group. We decided on Kairshea Klothes Kloset. We decided to hold our next meeting on February 3, 1978 at the home of Mrs. Dickie. ' Mrs. Dickie handed out books and sheets of explanation. Dianne and Karen demonstrated how to measure for our shirts. ' Mrs. Dickie talked more on figure types, Our. sizes were found and the meeting was closed 'with the motto.. Mrs. Dickie was hostess for the second meeting of the Kairshea CONTINUED ON PAGE 25 Lucknow Presbyterian Y.M.S. The February meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of the Lucknow Presbyterian. Cbprch was held on Wednesday, Febru- ary 1st in Mrs. Robt. Reid's home,, with an attendance of 21 ladies. Mrs. Little presided and open- ed the meeting with scripture. Mrs: Reid gave the mediation, "A Gift of Peace". • Minutes of January meeting were read and approved. The Day of Prayer is to be held in the Anglican Church on March 3rd. It was agreed to send $50.00 to the Dorothy Douglas Memorial Fund. ,Mrs. Johnston announced that allocations are higher this year. Following the offering and prayer, the roll was called and Mrs. Loree led in prayer. Mrs. M. Henderson gave the Mission Study' on the Caribbean Islands. Mrs. Little thanked Mrs. Render - son for an interesting study and . Mrs. W. Reid closed the meeting with prayer. Tea was served at the close of the meeting. Yq LiojyrQod Wonien Institute The Holyrood Women's Insti- tute met on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ellwood Elliott with Mrs, Alex Percy in charge. The theme was, "Citizenship and World, Affairs". The Ode and Mary Stewart Collect were re- peated and the roll call was "A way to be friendly to my neighbour or to a newcomer". Mrs. Frank Maulden read the minutes of the previous meeting and gave the financial statement. A letter of appreciation was read from a neighbouring 'family and also a letter from Murray Gaunt Ripley W.I. BY MRS. FRANCIS GEMMELL The roll call, `,The position in government I would like to run for and why, either in local, provin- cial or federal", was answered by the Ripley Women's Institute. members at their meeting at the president's home, Mrs. Ross Cumming. Mrs. Walter Lock, vice presid- ent, was appointed to attend the Officers' Convention at, Waterloo University from May, 2nd to 4th. Mrs. Donnie MacDonald, curator, will have her membership to Historical Society paid. Next year is the 75th . anniver- sary of the Ripley Branch and members were asked to keep ideas in mind to celebrate. The District Director's meeting is at Silver Lake on March 28th. The March meeting will be on Thursday rather than Friday due to the World's Day of Prayer. Mrs. Jack McLean, convener of Citizenship and World Affairs hadthe topic on "Family Reform Laws in Ontario and other Provinces" . It will be interesting to see the result of this family law reform bill when introduced in Ontario. Mrs. ' Roy MacKenzie 'held a sing song and also a Valentine contest. Mrs. James Kirkpatrick gave the courtesies and thanked the lunch committee, Mrs. John Gamble and Mrs. Elwyn Pollock. A demonstration on "Celebrity Cooks" T.V. program where. Margaret 'Trudeau cooked a vegetable fritter -type dish was watched on T.V. South Kinloss' I.M.S. BY MARY LAVIS The January meeting of South Kinloss M' zonary Society was held Febn. ,ry 1, at the home of Mrs. Harold Austin. The presid- ent, Mrs. Philip Steer, presided. The minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. Harry Lavis, followed by the business. The supply money for this year will be $3.00 per member: Some discus- sion on entertaining at Pinecrest Manor is to be decided at a later date. The Bible Study was on Adam, , by' Mrs. Philip Steer, with Bible reading and discussion period. The roll call was answered by a Bible verse . with the word Garden. Readings were given by Mrs'. Lloyd MacDougall and Mrs. Jim Burt. A report of theannual meeting held in Wingham was given by Mrs. Philip Steer and Mrs. Harry Lavis, followed with the Prayer Circle - Mrs. Frank MacKenzie, Mrs. Ted Collyer, Mrs. Donald Maclntyre taking part. Mrs.'Lloyd MacDougall took the introduction to the Study Book, "Making Mission Hap- pen", also a quizz on Foods of the Bible. Courtesies were by Mrs. Wm. MacDonald and prayer by Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon. A social half hour was enjoyed, served by the hostess and directors Mrs. a Lloyd MacDougall, Mrs. WM. MapDon- ald and Mrs. Jim Birt.' M.P.P. on TV service in Grey and Bruce and from Mrs, Sheila Clark o4 the Kairshea Institute regard- ing toys for the Wingham and District Hospital. It was decided not to send a delegate to the officers' confer- ence. The 4-H leaders are Mrs. Leonard Stanley and Mrs. Orrie. Gingrich. Mrs. Ellwood Elliott and Mrs. Lorne Eadie were judges for the Valentine cup cakes with prizes going to Miss Edna Boyle and Mrs. Jack Scott. Mrs. Marion Harris presided for the program. The topic, "Our flag", was given by Mrs. Ellwood Elliott and the motto "Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak, also what it takes to sit down and listen", was also given by Mrs. Marion Harris, "Why we send Valentines", was given by Mrs. Alex Percy. Mrs. Marion Harris conducted a Valentine contest with Mrs: Alex Percy and Mrs. Lorne Eadie winning the prizes. Mrs. Ellwood Elliott conducted a contest on Canada. " Mrs. Howard Harris gave the courtesy remarks. Directors were Mrs. Ellwood 'Elliott and Mrs. Howard Harris. The March hostess will be Mrs. Jack Scott and it will be a St. 'Patrick's party. LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. Doug Kaufman Minister SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worship Nursery Provided for pre-school children Jr. Congregation for 5 -`8 year old children LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH INTERIM MODERATOR Rev. Robert Armstrong Phone Wingham 357-2072 GUEST SPEAKER Rev. R. McCallum SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship EVERYONE WELCOME LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED , CHURCH . Rev. L. Van Staalduinen Pastor SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12 Services at 10:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Listen to the Back to God Hour Message of Today CKNX Wingham, 10:30 a.m. Radio dial 920