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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-10-08, Page 19PAGE NINETEEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LU.CKNOW, ONTARIO ,1975 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1975 CANADA GRADE El FROZEN 5 to 10 lb. size MAPLE LEAF MIRACLE BASTED 5 to • 10 lb. FROZEN BUTTER BASTED TURKEYS . CANADA GRADE "BY 5 to 12 lbs. FROZEN YOUNG TURKE7S CANADA GRADE "A" 5 to 10 lbs. NEVER FROZEN CANADA GRADE "A" 10 to 16 lbs. FRESH YOUNG TURKEYS Fresh Young Turkeys lbs. lb. 2.29 it, 2.19 FRESH' CHICKEN LEGS or BREASTS \; 09 MAPLE LEAF MIRACLE BASTE 10 to 16 lb.• FROZEN BUTTER BASTED TURKEYS FOODLINER (/ ' CHECKERBOARD iFAR-MS . 5 t I 0 b FULLY COOKED WALKERTON ESSEX 3 to 4 lb. Sweet Pickled COTTAGE . ROLLS ESSEX 5 to 6 lb. ;Fully Cooked \ SMOKED IiICNICS. ib 1.64 lb •1 lb 19 TOP yAtu•3 to 4 lb. DINNER HAMS CANADIAN QUEEN '4 .5 COV. FULLY COOKED. HAM KRAATZ IGA BACK ATTACHED 77 case Nifty Needlers The fifth meeting of the Kairshea Nifty Needlers was held at the home of Bonnie Clark on Thursday, October 2 at 7.30 p.m. The meeting began with the' pledge which was followed by Ivonne Hartemink reading the minutes of the last meeting. . The roll call was, "What have you decided to make for your Free Choice article. •It was answered by six girls. Sandra gave us 'an outline ot the history of embroidery. Mrs. Ritchie reviewed with us colour and design. The leaders showed us' how to do the satin stitch and the sheaf filler stitch. We all worked on our samplers. Knifty Kneaders The third meeting was held at Mrs. Ever's place. The meeting was opened with th&minutes of the last meeting. Eight members answered the roll call. The next meeting is on October 6' at Mrs. Van Osch's place. We discussed the difference between batter bread and white bread. We set a committee for Achievement Day to look after the exhibit. These are Kathy O'Keefe, Janet MacDonald and Linda Tayl- or. The demonstration was held by Johanna Van Diepen and Linda. Taylor did the batter bread., We had a sample of the batter bread. We closed the meeting with the 4-H motto. Swinging Stitchers The fifth meeting of the Kairshea Swinging—Sfitchers was held at the home of Mrs. lialdenby on October , 3' at 4.30 p.m. We opened our meeting with the pledge. Debbie Allan read the minutes of.the last ,meeting. Our roll call was "Name our free choice article". It was answered by 'all 'members. Cheryl explained the satin stitch and the• sheaf stitch. Mrs. Haldenby read the History of embroidery. Wendy Kay Is Club President WHITECHURCH NEWS Whitechurch 4-H club held their first meeting at the home of leader Mrs. Archie Purdon. The other leader is Mrs. Walter Elliott. The meeting 'was opened by Mrs. Purdon with all repeating the 4-H pledge. The election of officers. were president, Wendy Kay; 1st vice, Lori Purdon; press reporter, Clara Milligan. The roll call was answered by 5. It was decided to have the meetings Wednesday evening. The discus- sion included the needs of the club members - record book, embroid- ery and applique work box. The colors selected are from the colour wheel, colour • harmony for our sampler. We learned the stitches for articbs suitable for fabrics. Home assignments. - to have our boxes 'ready including material and thread.. The repeating of the 4-H Creed closed the meeting. ' Baking Belles The St. Helens Baking Belles held their 4th meeting on 'Tuesday, September 30 at St. Helens Hall. There was a short discussion on convenience yeast products such a pizza, frozen bread or rolls• you just bake. A food guide- for health was discussed. We found the foods that we should eat - milk, fruit, vegetables, bread and cereals, meat and fish and Vitamin D. Breads and cereals contain less protein than the milk or' meat groups and should be combined with one or more of these in our meals - cheese sandwich. The red meats, liver, kidneys and heart supply 'iron but poultry and fish $500' WINNER Bryan Boyle, 22-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boyle of Huron Township, was the winner of $500 in a draw at the International Plowing Match. Bryan, who is in his 4th year in Agricultural Science at University of Guelph, had the choice of the have less iron than the red meats. The leaders demonstrated sweet doughs for rolls and buns. The meeting closed with the 4-H Creed., Doo-Nuts The Dungannon Doonuts met at the home of Mrs. Bev, Maclnnes for their 5th meeting which opened with the 4-H pledge.. All nine members were present to answer, the roll call which was to bring the rolls made 'for home activity.. Judy. Godfrey read the minutes. Press :reporter and secretary, for this week is Elaine Stewart. Discussion was on the characteris- tics of a good loaf of bread. Members judged each others rolls $500 or a 1000 lb. steer. Bryan took the money. He is pictured, on the left, being presented by Anson Ruttan, man- ager of the Fordwich Feed Mill. The free draw. was 'sponsored by Martin Feed Mills of Elmira, owners of the Fordwich Mill. and some made at a previous meeting. For demonstration everyone par- ticipated in making 'barbecue hamburger stacks, which made a delicious snack with the rolls. After this lunch the meeting adjourned. The next meeting is at the home of Mrs. Donna Young on October 8 at 7 p.m. Snappy Stitchers The fifth meeting was held on Monday. October 6 at 7.15p.m. at the home of Johanna Van Diepen : Wendy 'Hamilton opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge. All the members answered the roll call. Donna Elphick read the minutes which were correct as read. The next meeting will be held on Monday, October 13 at 7.15 at the home of Kendra Elphick. Mrs. Hamilton discussed a Historical Outline of Embroidery. The Review of • Colour and Design for the Free Choice Article was discussed by Mrs. Elphick. Both leaders demonstrated the Satin Stitch and the Sheaf Filling. Stitch. They also demonstrated how to make a Twisted Cord. In our group work we worked on the Satin. Stitch, the Sheaf Filling Stitch and the Designs for the Free Choice Article. , We closed the meeting with the 4-H Motto. h. TH E RED CROSS SERVES