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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-09-24, Page 11IR 24, MS vs ng of the eki at the Barr as ! Wilson meeting n "Good the rock" e purpose utes were )rt given. ffering foy ussed and to make An invita- their Fall ay, Octob- pted with nn verse, members or. Mrs. Centen- ! of the film, was riven six !re to find ere later with Winnifred iald, Mrs. lack Barr is', regard- answered scripture, part of VIrs. Glen ) offered conducted ind Mrs. g' "Don't urns were eting. ed thanks ;e taking delicious the float ild, Marl- It was nsor the allowe'en pades on rig closed FOR ALL YOUR LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLY NEEDS 41 PdR>ff„Pam®n ANDERSON FLAX PRODUCTS LIMITED LUCKNOW PHONE 528-2026 MONUMENTS For sound counsel and a fair price on a monument correctly designed from quality material,,My on SKELTON MEMORIALS Pat O'Hagan, Prop. ESTABLISHED OVER SIXTY YEARS WALKERTON PHONE 881-0234 ONTARIO *Makes the most of Corn Silage, wherever it is grown ' Beef Silasuppkment Shur-gaM forthe modern farmer. NOWSEUMG! Like New Used Cars At Auction Prices ! 1975 HORNET, 4 door, 6 -cylinder automatic ( 2 to choose from ) 1974 BUICK CENTURY, 4 door 1974 CHEVELLE CLASSIC, 2 door 1974 ASTRA 1973 CHEV BELAIR, 2 door hardtop 1973 CHEV IMPALA, 2 door hardtop 1973 CHEV IMPALA, 4 door hardtop 1973 BUICK LaSABRE, 2 door hardtop 1973 CHEV IMPALA, 4 door sedan .IA01011010VVriAAAI AMOINVVVII/kAnOW110WIAAf HAMM'S CAR SALES LTD. BLYTH PHONE 523-4342 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,1975 • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE ELEVEN Mrs. Andrew Gaunt Is Guest Speaker Ashfield Women's Missionary Society September meeting was held in the church basement. Mrs. Wm. Ross opened the meeting with a poem' followed by the singing of hymn 433. Mrs: Warren VVylds gave the devotional "Help, My Unbelief" with reference to Mark 9: 14-23, followed by prayer. Sixteen, ladies answered the roll, call "interesting item from. Presby- terian Record'Y; also 4 visitors were present. Mrs. Henry MacKenzie gave a history on the Presbyterian Record which was started in 1876' with the price being 25c per year. Mrs. Doug Martyn presented the offertory prayer. Business was discussed with' Mrs. Jim West in charge. Thank-you notes were received from Mrs. Mae MacGreg- or and Mrs. Beryl. MacDonald. Mrs. Henry MacKenzie reported on a board meeting she had attended and an' invitation was extended to Wingham, 'October 22 at 8 p.m. to attend a service, theme being "Marching On'.'. Invitation was received from Trinity Church to attend their thankoffering meet- ing to be held Sundaii October 5 at 8 p.m. ' Mrs: Donald Simpson introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Andrew Gaunt, who showed Slides on her trip to the Holy Land. Everyone enjoyed the slides and comments given. by Mrs. Gaunt. Mrs. Jack MacKenzie favoured with a solo "I Walked Today Where Jesus .Walk- ed". Mrs. Simpson thanked Mrs: Gaunt and presented her with a token of appreciation. Mrs. Ross closed the meeting with a reading and hymn 582 was sung. Mrs. Ross read a blessing, grace was sung and a social time followed. Nifty Needlers The third Meeting' of the Kairshea Nifty Needlers was held at the home of Mrs. C. Ritchie On Wednesday, September Flat 7.00 o'clOck p.m. The meeting began with the motto and was followed by Bonnie. Clark reading the minutes of the last meeting. Roll call was "What is the colour harmony of your Learning Stitches article". The roll Call was answer- ed by six girls. We all showed each other what the design was ftr. our "Learning Stitches" article. Mrs. Ritchie told us about design. Sandra told us the uses of the back stitch. The next meeting will be held at ,the home of Sandra Keith on Wednesday, September 24 at 7.30 p.m. Kairshea No..., The fourth meeting. of the Kairshea Number 2 4-H group was held with all members present. They learned the couching stitch. The roll call was "show design for free choice article". They talked about their design and free' choice article. Touch of Stitchery The' first meeting of Reid's Corners ,4-11 Club, "A'Touch of Stitchery" was held at Mrs. Judy Snobelen's. on September 15. Seven members were present and the assistant leader Mrs. Sharon Courtney. We discussed what, we would make to complete this project. Colour co-ordination and creativity were stressed. After the work period, Mrs. Snobelen served Us snacks. Snappy Stitchers Clover Valley 7 Snappy Stitchers held their third meeting on September 18, at 7.15 p.m. at the home of Joyce Osborne. Wendy Hamilton opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge. All members answered the roll call. Annette Elphick Mad the minutes which were- correct as read. The • next meeting will be held on'September 27 at 7.15 at the home of Donna Elphick. Mrs. Hamilton /discussed the Uses of the Back Stitch.. Mrs. Elphick discussed How to Create a Design , and haw 'to enlarge a design. Both leaders demonstrated the chain stitch. In group work we enlarged 'a design and' did the twisted chain stitch. We closed the meeting with the 4-H motto - "Learn to do' by doing". Kathy O'Keefe Is 4-H President The first meeting of Kingsbridge 4-H Club took place at the home of Mrs. Evers on September the 16th, at 7.00. The meeting was opened with the 4-H pledge. Election of officers took place. They are , as follows: president, Kathy O',Keefe; vice president, Donna Drennan; secretary, Mary Luanne Clare; treasurer, Janet MacDonald; press reporter, Johan- na van Diepen. 'Mrs. Evers demonstrated how to make the bread, knead and how to shape the dough, then freeze the dough till the next Meeting. ' The meeting closed with the 4-H Motto. FALL FAIR ' CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 grain .- Blake Alton 128, Peter Edisbury 126, Donald Simpson 123, Robert Gilchrist• 122, Wm. Irvin 122. Beans < Joe Sproul 134, Terry Zinn 127, Fred Phillips 123, Phillip Jerome 121, Tony Miltenberg 120, Russel Irvin 120. Hay - Blake Alton 127, Lorne Hackett 125, Evan Keith 123, Russel Irvin 123, Jim Erring- ton 122. ,Grain corn - Tony Miltenberg 138, Don Hackett 129, Russel Irvin 129, Larry Hackett 127, Wm. Irvin 123, Phillip Jerome 123: Ensilage corn - Evan Keith 134, Russel Irvin. 127, Don Hackett 127, Andy Gatint 122, Don Simpson 122. Barley - Eugene Frayne 136, Lorne Haekett 134, Ken Alton 120, Warren Zinn 119., Joe Sproul 117. Best average in three field crops -Evan Keith and Russel Irvin (tied) 379 points. Top place in hay - Blake Alton; Top place in ensilage corn - Evan, Keith; Top place in grain corn - Tony Miltenberg. LADIES DEPARTMENT FLOWERS Principal Winners - Mrs. Chas. Johnston, Blyth; Mrs. Mid Hunter, R. 5 Kincardine;. Mrs. Geo. McKee; Mrs. J. H, Johnston; Mrs. Alex Andrew; Specials - Mrs. Chas. Johnston, Mrs. Mid Hunter.; Most points in flower class - Mrs. Chas. Johnston. BAKING M. Geo.. McKee; Mrs.. Mid Hunter; Mrs. Clarence Ritchie, R. 5 Lucknow; Mrs. Chas. Johnston; Mrs. Ann McKay; Most points in baking - Mrs. George McKee. Specials - Best cherry pie - Mrs. Mid Hunter; Best apple pie - Mrs. Chas. Johnston; Best chocolate cake - Mrs. Gerald Murray; ' Six butter tarts - Mrs. Geo. McKee; Best iced layer cake -. Mrs. Geo. McKee; Best chocolate cake Mrs. Ann McKay; Four ways of using cheese Mrs. Mid Hunter; Best relish tray. Mrs. Chas. Johnston; Plate of eight brownies - Mrs. Geo. McKee; Six chelsea buns - Mrs. Chas Johnston; Five ways of using eggs - Mrs. Geo. McKee; Orange chiffOn cake - Mrs. Mid Hunter. Best Graham cracker muffins - Mrs. Rita Howard, R..7 Lucknow. CANNING Mrs. Marg Errington, Mrs. Geo. McKee, Mrs. Mid Hunter, Mrs. Gerald Murray, Mrs. Donna Stauble; most points in canning - Mrs. Marg Errington. . GROUP DISPLAY St. Helen's VV.1.; Kairshea' W.L Night SchoOl (Lucknow) - Sewing display. 4-H display (girls) (not judged - each receive $10.00) - Dungannon, Lucknow, St. Helens #1, St. Helens #2, Trinity #1, Trinity #2, Kairshea. Industrial Arts and Crafts - Nancy Brown, Eunice. Cunning- ham, Mamie Roulston. OVER 65 CLASS Mrs. Frances Wilkins; R. 7 Lucknow; Mid Hunter. ARTS AND CRAFTS Mrs. Cliff Roulston', Mrs. Chas.. Johnston, Mrs. Nancy Brown, Mrs. Mid Hunter, Mrs. Geo. McKee, Ray Cunningham, Lori McKim;. Most points in Arts and Crafts - Mrs..Cliff. Roulston. SEWING Mrs. Chas. Johnston, Mrs. Geo. You only look as good as you feel. Fitness. In your heart you know it's eight. ' Producing beef on corn silage can be a simple and profitable business.' Particularly, if you'd supplement your good corn with Shur-Gain Beef Silasupplement. When you use this Shur-Gain pyoduct to add protein, vitamins, minerals and trace elemerits McKee, Mrs., Cliff Roulston, Mrs. Lorne' Luther, Mrs. Violet Thomp- son, Mrs. Jim Arnold, Mrs. Nancy Brown. Most points in sewing - • Mrs. Chas. Johnston. PHOTOGRAPHY Principal winners were Mrs. Mid. • to the high energy found in .corn, you get a balanced ration that's easy to feed and economical to. use. Reduce labour and feed costs in beef production by using a corn silage and Shur-Gain Silasupplement program. Its all you really need. ' Hunter, Mrs. Geo. McKee, John A. MacDonald, Goderich. Photo- graphic study - Mrs. Linda MacDonald. Mrs. Don Alton, R. 7 Lucknow. TEENAGE CLASS Ruth. Alton, Sharon . Alton, Jill Murray and Susan Irvine (tied). We keep on saying it because its true "All you really need is Shur-Gain Beef Silasupplemenr*