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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-10-22, Page 11AAWFORD MOTORS •••••••••••ILI*IELSEISIII., ,k Y')IER DODH Pr•••16e.tro. v.v.{ PI \„, b.A v,y1NGHAM ON'ARIO PHONE 357-3862 25 Years of Service to the Motoring Public 1974 DART, 2 door automatic 4,1.973 TORINO „ 2 door hardtop \. 1972 TOYOTA, .4 door with 'radio. 1970 CHRYSLER, 4 door hardtop' 1970 PLYMOUTH 2 door hardt op 1969 PLYMOUTH ,'4 door sedan 1969 METEOR, 2 door hardtop 1968 CHEV , 4 door hardtop Nifty Needlers THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOWN ONTARIO PAGE IELIEVIIII roNESDAY, OCTOBER 99i 3975 R 22, on 44+4414 . V *CH tool rorship by the :hutch A., B.D. ER 26 School Worship R DREN SH TAL mhorst 36901 service Service 3ervice o'clock ople) p.m. ON 711P E). Pastor. School Worship COla kN ED ' .1 duineil ER 26 Tvice oyes To lot Come ur ay Affair" ) a.m. :30 1 Church Anniversary Held On Sunday Lucknow United Church marked its 113th anniversary on_ Sunday, October 19th with services morning and evening. ' Rev. Craig. Railton, minister at St. Luke's United Church, Cank• bridge-Hespeler, was guest preacher and gave forceful and inspiring messages at both servic- es. His 11 a.m. sermon was "Wit- nesses You Are" and in the evening "Reluctant Heroes". Guest soloist in the morning was Mrs. Don Bell of Kinloss Town- ship. Musical guests in the evening were members of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Bell choir of Wingham under the direction of Gordon Leggatt. The Lucknow United Church choir, under the direction of Mrs. Marilyn Johnson, with organist Mary Ellen Havens, rendered musical numbers, morning and evening. Gayle Pritchard assisted at the piano at the morning service. On Tuesday evening the United Church Women held their annual Hot Turkey Supper. Rev. George D Watt Was Anniversary Speaker At Nile DUNGANNON NEWS Several from the Dungannon congregation attended anniversary services at Nile on Sunday and heard the inspiring address given by Rev. George D. Witt of St. Paul's United Church, Oakville, speaking on the topic, "Let there be no, uncertain sound". The music Of Goderich Teen Tones under the leadership of Mrs. D. Stewart was much enjoyed by all. Lunch was served in the basement afterwards for•those who could stay for a social hour.. The Explorer group meets on Monday at 7 p.m. in Sunday School room. THE RUBDOWN Be on time for appointments— all your friends and neighbors spend the time you lmalcce them wait summing up your faults. The sixth meeting of the Kairshea Nifty Needlers was held at the home of Mrs. C. Ritchie on ' Thursday, October 16 at 7.30. p.m. The meeting began with the pledge which was followed by Sandra Keith reading the minutes of the last meeting. Vice president, BOnnie Clark, conducted the meeting. The roll call: was "An idea for Achievement" Day". Five girls answered it. Sandra showed and told us 'how we could use the satin stitch and the' sheaf filler stitch. The leaders showed us how to do the French knot. The next meeting will be held at the home of Sandra Keith on Thursday, October 30 at 7.30 p.m. eiren Peady Stitchers The fourth meeting of the "Seven Steady Stitchers" was held October 11 at the home of Karen Lowry. The, meeting opened with the 4-H pledge which was followed by the minutes as read by Heather. Various uses for the twisted chain stitch are filling in and outlining. The three kinds of couching and the satin stitch were learned. Achievement Day was discussed briefly, but no decisions were made. The' three options for the club next fall .are sewing leisure wear, woolen products, and blouses. 'The meeting was then adjourned. Doo-Nuts The sixth meeting of Dungannon Doonuts opened with the 4-H pledge. ° Nine members answered the roll call which was 'to tell the supper dish they made using bread as a main ingredient. 'Elaine Stewart read the minutes of the last meeting. ' This week's press reporter and secretary is Arlene. TraVis. • For discussion they' read from the member's pamphlet and des- cribed one bread popular in Germany, Holland and Russia. For demonstration the girls made Swedish Tea Ring; Chelsea Buns and Hungarian Bubble Ring, which they also sampled. The next -meeting will be on_ October 15th at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Bev Maclnnes. Dungannon I Doonuts 4-H club held meeting 7 and roll call was "Name a use for bread other than for toast or sandwich!'. Presi reporter and secretary for this week is Darlene Austin. For demonstration the girls ' made Italian Bread Sticks, which were eaten at the close of the meeting. They were' good but some got a little burnt. 'For discussion each read her ideas for a skit for Achievement Day., It was agreed that Debbie Austin's was the be'st, and she picked the parts to be played. The questions on the discuSsion sheet were answered and blanks filled in. The girls agreed to haVe another meeting to check the books and work on the skit. Knifty Kneaders The fourth meeting of the Knifty Kneaders opened with the 4-H pledge. The meeting was at the home of ,Mrs. D. Van Osch. Eight members answered the roll call. The next meeting will be on October the 21st at Mrs. E. Evers' home. Everyone agreed to choose the different rolls and shape of exhibit for. Achievement Day. Mrs. D. Van Osch started the Basic Roll dough so it will rise and we all had a chance to shape the dough. We saw the • dough rise but. it was baking when we went home. We discussed the goodness of bread, food guide for good health, sweet dough for buns and rolls and the sour dough. The leaders discussed the Menu Planning around the Canada Food Guide. We chose 4. people to make cheese puff and hamburger to be done at the next meeting. The meeting closed with the 4-H motto. Reid's Corners ' The fourth meeting of the Reid's Corners 4-H Club was held on October 14 at Laurie Gibson's. The meeting came to' order, with the 4-H pledge, and then four members answered the roll call. The name of this club is, the "Super Stitchers". A free choice article was discussed and everyone did the couching outline stitch, and the couching crossed stitch. Stitches were' done on the samplers, The meeting was adjourned. Whitechurch 4-H club, the Nifty Needlers, held their fourth meeting at the home of Lori Jamieson and opened by the president Wendy Kay with the pledge. The roll' call was answered by 5, showing'their idea for a free choice article. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, October 22 at, 7 p.m. at the home of Wendy Kay. The minutes were read by Lori Purdon. The discussion centred on the uses of twisted chain stitch on the free choice article. The group work and demonstration was couching outline and cross and designing on free choice article. The meeting closed with the 4-H creed. Joe Hilvenda Manager Lucknow 528-2826 • PLETCH ELECTRIC • • WINGHAM. 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Discussion was reviewed on the. colour wheel and color harmony. Demonstrations were how to make a patern, cut our learner stitches article, transfer learners stitches, threading a needle, starting and ending thread. Home Assignment work on Record Book, on sampler , and learner stitches on article. The meeting closed with all repeating the 4-H Creed.