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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-03-01, Page 6Page 6--14ucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, Mar. 1, 1978. MURRAY MOFFAT • Electrical Contractor LUCKNOW , PHONE 528-2913 OR 392-0061 r.•.ai4�� PUT1 OR YOU PETER GERSTER MASONRY and RENOVATIONS RR NO. 5 LUCKNOW PHONE 395-5311 INVESTMENT THE STERLING TRUST CORP. INCORPORATED IN 1910 Prevailing Interest Rates Retirement Savings -Plan, Your Representative ALEX MacNAY LUCKNOW WM. A. (Bud) HAMILTON " AGENT FOR BP.'OIL LTD. Gasoline Heating Fuels. Burner Service and Furnace Installations Trucks Radio Equipped. For Better Service Dial 528-3006 Res. 528-3616 Wholesale and Retail BRAD'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Repairs and Renovations Industrial - Commercial, and Residential FREE ESTIMATES 395-5771 WM. R. NELSON CARPENTRY Area Representative For TRALEE KITCHEN CABINETS AND VANITIES Free Estimates No Obligation LUCKNOW PHONE 528-2949 CHISHOLM FUELS HEATING OILS SUNOCO DISTRIBUTORS° LUCKNOW Phone 529.7524 or 524-7681 BURNER SERVICE Products For Farm, Home and Industry Ambition has always been . a necessity for success, but don't fly higher than you can moat. the co-operators HOME —. AUTO COMMERCIAL INSURANCE AGENT . JEAN, WHITBY w LUCKNOW WINGHAM MEMORIALS GUARANTEED GRANITES CEMETERY LETTERING REASONABLE PRICES Rep.: MacKenzie Funeral Home Bus. Phone 357-1910 Res. Phone 357-1015 R.W. BELL OPTOMETRIST — GODERICH The Square (Phone 524-7661) VICTORIA AND GREY, TRUST CO.. For information on TRUST CERTIFICATES INCOME AVERAGING REGISTERED RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLAN Call Their Representative LLOYD (Hap) HALL 528-2045 KA RL; C. LENTZ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT WINGHAM, ONTARIO TEL. 357-1087 INSURANCE AUTO - FARM -HOME COTTAGES COMMERCIAL INVESTMENTS R.R.S.P. and Trust Certificates Victoria, and Grey - City , Standard - Premier Trust Companies J.A. McDonagh Agency BARRY - ROD Phone 528-3423 or 528-2031 MacKENZIE and McCREATH FUNERAL HOME A MEMBER OF • ASSOCIATED FUNERAL DIRECTORS SERVICE • FUNERAL SERVICE Services conducted accbrding to your wishes at your Home, your Church, or at our Funeral Home at no additional charge. Lucknow, Phone 528-3432 or Ripley, Phone 395-2969 Day or Night Rep: Wingham Memorials Area 441 Clubs- meet TRINITY # 1 Zippy Trinettes #1 had their first meeting on February 14 at Mrs. D. A. Hackett's home. The election of officers resulted with president, Patty Barger; vice president, Brenda Hackett; sec- retary, Sharon Alton and press reporter, Elizabeth Wilkins. The members answered the roll call: What 4-H means to me. The leaders distributed the Member's Pamphlets and Mrs. Hackett introduced the project and dis- cussed Focus on 4 iH. Mrs. Wilkins discussed the Record Book and Developing Good Men- tal Habits. We discussed the materials required for the quilting we are to do at the next meeting and our "Happiness Picture" and "Myself Envelope". The meeting closed with refreshments. Trinity I held their first meeting at the home of Mrs. D. A. Hackett. The leaders of this club, "Focus on Living", are Mrs.. Charles Wilkins and Mrs. D. A. Hackett. Eight.. members answer- ed the roll call, "What 4-H means to me". The election of officers resulted with president, Patty Barger; vice president, Brenda Hackett; sec- retary,' Sharon Alton and press reporter, El beth Wilkins. The leaders discussed. Focus on 4-H and good mental health. They also discussed how to make the "Happiness Page" and "Myself Envelope". Trinity I held their second meeting at the' home of Mrs. Charles Wilkins. All eight girls answered the roll call, Name one or more quilted articles -you have at home. The , leaders discussed how to quilt and each girl made her own quilted sample. All members agreed that they want to learn to crochet and this will be one at a special meeting during Winter Break. ST. HELENS LIVELY SEVEN The first meeting of the St. Helens Lively Seven was held on February 21, 1978 in St. Helens Hall. The leaders for this club are Mrs. Elaine Errington, and Mrs. Luba Weber. Election of officers was then held which is as follows: presid- ent, Dawn Brown; vice president, Barb Aitchison; treasurer, Mar- ion Raynard; secretary, Rotation- al. The leaders outlined the project and told the members the articles that they are required to make. We discussed the meaning of the four H's (Head, Heart, Hands and Health). We also talked about mental health and the "Pointers for Emotional Health". ZANY ZIPPERS BY CHARLENE ELPHICK The third meeting of the Clover Valley' Zany Zippers was held at the home of Charlene Elphick on February 21.„, Each member answered the roll call which was show my complet- ed line and colour plan and explain `my choice for my basic colour. Helen Simpson read the min- utes of the last meeting. Our cover has a light blue background with a dark blue sewing machine. Each member took turns at reading Wardrobe Building Steps 1, 2 and 3. The leaders handed out patterns and the members did the alterations on the shoulder, bust, sleeve and bodice back. The next meeting will be held Telephone 529-7848 RR 7 Lucknow, Ontario ea4nApultt JJ irC i-att & . SALES : SERVICE INSTALLATION COMMERCIAL . INDUSTRIAL - RESIDENTIAL MacGillivray & C CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 380 WALLACE AVE. N., LISTOWEL, ONTARIO 291-1251 40,THE SQUARE • GODERICH, ONTARIO, 524-2677 Montreal Toronto oBrampton I) Hamilton • St. Catharines Port Colborne Listow Winnipeelg Calgary Edmonton Vancouver Goderich :Reid&Peterson CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Wingham 357-1522 J.A. PETERSON, C.A. PHONE 528-2016 P.O. Box 29 LUCKNOW, ONT. NOG 2H0 anavoolt Sfax g',1Aaattkis 2,4nited DIVISION OF MIKE SNOBELEN FARMS LTD. DEALERS IN ALL TYPES OF GRAIN susiNE%S (519) 521.3203 AFTER HOURS: MIKE SNOBELEN 395.5167 BARRIE WYLDS ` 395.5914 a at the home 'of Peggy Gibson at 7,00 on February 23. The meeting was closed with the 4-H motto, • "Learn to do by doing", KAIRSHEA KLOTHES KLOSET The fourth meeting of the Kairshea Klothes Kloset opened with the 4-H pledge. Eight members present answered the roll call. Kathy Parker read the minutes of the last meeting. We decided our next meeting will be at Mrs. Doelman's on March 2, 1978 at 4.00 p.m. We also decided that each member is to bring anideal picture for our covers to the next meeting. Mrs. Dickie read from her book and discussed it. Mrs, Doelman demonstrated how to make darts and gathers for our shirts on the sewing machine. CLOVER VALLEY 4-H BY KAREN METZGER The fourth meeting of the Clover Valley Zany Zippers was held on Thursday, February 23rd at the home of Peggy Gibson. All members answered the roll call which was, two questions I ask myself or the salesperson when I am shopping for clothes, fabric or accessories. . Karen Metzger read the minut- es of the last meeting and we decided to have the next meeting. on Thursday, March"2nd, at the home of Gayle MacKenzie at 7.00 p.m. The leaders discussed clothing and the consumer and how to be a careful shopper when buying clothes. They also gave us some suggestions for satisfied spend- ing. Stay stitching, darts, and gathers were demonstrated by the leaders and the members then began to practice these on their own garments. The leaders also discussed preparation of the garment for the first fitting. We closed the meeting with the 4-H creed. WHY PAY MORE? KUBOTA 4 Sizes 12.18-25-30H.P. Front and Rear PTO 3 Point Hitch Liquid Cooled Diesels 2 and 4 Wheel Drive Available with Cabs, Loaders, Blades, Mowers, Trenchers, Plows Cultivators, Disc, Harrows, Back Hoes, Rotovators, Snow Blowers DOT PE'. S EQUIPMENT LTD. SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS 395-2685 HWY. 9 KINCARDINE (AT MILLARTON) SAND BLASTING BRICK BUILDINGS ALUSTEEL WORK , AIR HAMMER WORK BACK HOEING ARNOLD STOTHERS PHONE 529.7403 FOR—ESTIMATES