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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-04-09, Page 17Intended For Last Week an IDB el you. Mr. R. L. Honsberger ' one of our representatives will be at the Sutton Park Inn KINCARDINE (396-3444) on Wednesday, April 23rd, 1975 If you require fin3ficitio to start, modernize, or expand your business, and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions, perhaps IDB can help you INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT HANK FOR ADVANCE APPOINTMENT CALL IDB OWEN SOUND (376.4431) 1 Buy one of these demonstrators now and SAVE 2 WAYS 1-McGee's Large Demonstrator Discount -Males Tax Reduction to 5% 1975 PONTIAC LEMAN'S Sedan, 350 V8, automatic, power steering, power bra s or , mats, rear defogger, side mouldings, LIST- '5309.90 wh el. discs, radial white Walls, bumper pr ective strips, radio. 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Discussion was held, on Achieve- ment Day and exhibits. The topic "Suit the Occasion", was read from 'the leader's pamphlets and, discussed. Bev Machines helped Kathy Pentland and Arlene Travis to straighten their material. The next meeting will be held on April 3 at the home of Bev Maclnnes. Super Sewers The fourth meeting of Dungan- non II 4-H, the Super Sewers, was held on March 28. at Mrs, Howard Culbert's. • Each member answered roll call with a new garment or accessory needed to fit into their wardrobe. Betty Culbert read the minutes of the last meeting. Barb Snowden gave the treasurer's report. Achievement Day is on May 17 at Brookside School. Leaders discus- sed plans for Achievement Day. They gave directions about laying on the pattern and cutting and marking the blouse. Our skit will be "A Planned Shopping Trip". Using Betty Culbert's material the girls were shown straight of grain, place on fold, and to make" sure all dots, darts and squares were marked. The meeting was adjourned. Next meeting will be held on Monday, March 31 at 10 a.m. at Mrs. Culbert's. - Cheque out a crippled child today. Snappy Snippers The second meeting of the St. Helen's Snappy Snippers was held on March 25 at 6.45 p.rn. in the St. Helens Hall. We opened the, meeting with the pledge and. all members were present to answer the roll call. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary. The next meeting is Friday, March 28; 1075 at 1.00 p.m.- Achievement 'Day is •the 17th of May. The discussion was read by Marybelle Cranston, the topic being "Suit • Yourself". We discussed "Choosing. the Blouse", this includes choosing your fabric and pattern. We discussed points to consider when choosing these. We showed our swatches of fabrics and told what material and texture they were, for our group work. The meeting closed with the 4-H creed. The third meeting was opened with the 4-H pledge. All members were present to answer the roll call which was followed by the minutes of the last meeting.' The treasurer gave her report. The next meeting is Wednesday, April 12 at 7.15 p.m. We discussed plans for AChievement Day and decided on our exhibit and skit. The secretary is going to look after our covers. Mrs. Errington read to us on "Suit the Occasion" and we discussed this. Mrs. Humphrey read and discussed "Wardrobe Harmony". We then answered 'a questionnaire on "What 'is your 4-H IQ?" Marg showed us one way to tie a scarf by tying it on Barb. It was also demonstrated how to alter your pattern if this was necessary. We closed with the creed. • WHITECHURCH NEWS Rising Rolls 4-H club held their 7th meeting at the home of Mrs. tWalter Elliott on Mondy evening. The president Kathy. Purdon open- ed the meeting - with all repeating the 4-H pledge. The roll call was answered by 5 members giving a recipe, including bread for stuffing. The ballots were checked for the next club. The minutes were read by Lori Purdon. Mrs. .Putclon discussed. snacks' and small meals. Mrs: Elliott reviewed basic principles 'of mak- • ing yeast doughs and bread. Final plans 'were made for Achievement Day to be held May 10th at Lucknow. 'A demonstration was versatile bread crumbs. The meeting planned for March 31 had to be cancelled. The meeting closed with repeating the' 4-H creed in unison. Zippy Trinettes The third, meeting of the Zippy -Trinettes was called to order by the presidents, and we all repeated the 4-H pledge. The roll call was answered by each girl showing her blouse pattern and fabric, explaining why they chose them. Darlene Hackett read the business minutes for club #2 and Leone Cranston read the minutes of the last meeting.. The Home. Assignments of the last meeting were taken up. Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Don Hackett discussed "Suit the occa- sion" and "wardrobe harmony". • Mrs. Cameron demonstrated how to prepare our fabric•and using the pattern. Mrs. D. A. Hackett also demonstrated how to alter our pattein if it was needed. We then closed the meeting. DUNGANN'ON Easter Sunday service at Dun- gannon United Church was en- hanced by special music provided by the choir who sang "Let There 'Be Peace' On Earth" accompanied on the organ by Shelley Rivett and "I Found a Miracle" accompanied by Mrs. Judy McMichael, on organ and Donna Errington with guitar. A duet, "The Old Rugged Cross" by Mary Anne Alton and Nancy Errington'was much' enjoyed. Rev. R. C. McClenaghan's Easter mes- sage was entitled, "Surprised IntO New Life". They sympathy of the community is extended to Mrs. Harry. Girvin and family who were bereaved by the sudden death of Harry Girvin, on Friday morning® , • Mrs. Goldie Carter .returned home~ from Goderich Hogpital on Friday. Mrs. Vera Errington came out of Wingham Hospital on Wednesday and is spending a few days with • Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Webster. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Webster visited their daughter Ettabelle and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bradley on Sunday on the occasion of Alice Bradley's birthday. Sympathy of the community expressed for Mr. and 'Mrs. Dynes ,Campbell on the' death of Mrs.. Campbell's father. Harry Fowler, at. Huronview last week. Mrs. Dynes Campbell was in Goderich Hospital for a day or ,two last week after an attack of flu, Mrs. Marvin Smith injured her ankle when her car slid off the road at north' end of -village last Sunday due to icy conditions. Eldon McClenaghan is spending a few days at his parental home prior to writing his final examina- tions for this term at Queen's 'University, Kingston. Church and Sunday School servic- es at Dungannon United Church had to be cancelled on Sunday due to furnace problems. Rev. R. C. McClenaghan attend- ed a meeting of Summer Camp officials in Clinton on Wednesday night and was storm stayed at the home 'of Rev. Oestreicher until Friday morning along with four committee members from Goderich area. The unseasonable storm that struck this area caused many school cancellations, including Brookside. It is very unusual to have .thunder and lightning during a snowstorm. Dungannon Youth Group, held a meeting at the church on Wednes- day evening and went on to Sharon Dawson's to share pizza. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE SEVENTEEN The Rising Rolls PINE RIVER TWELVE JOIN CHURCH TwelVe young people joined the Pine River Church on Sunday. • Miss Joan Ferguson spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ferguson and gamily. Miss Cathy Elmes spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Len Elmes. Miss Margaret Anne Courtney of Walkerton spent the week end with Mr.' and Mrs. Len 'Courtney. Roger Farrell was • home for the week end. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Verner Brown' and family in the passing of • Mr. Verner Brown.