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Sows on Buttons
Edge Stitching, Monograms,
Etc,
$1899tms
Newlyweds. . . See Currie's
We Specialize in Groupings and Offer
Free Storage Until Needed
For Evening Appointments Phone 357-1170
You do better at Carrie's
CURRIE'S FURNITURE
OIL COMFORT COSTS LESS!
AND YOU CAN BET YOUR LIFE ONIT
Are you sure you are getting the most for what
you are paying with your present heating system?
Likely not. Better check these features.
SAFE CLEAN DEPENDABLE
ECONOMICAL THRIFTY COMFORTING
OIL HEAT
If you are not satisfied with your present day
heating then contact us and we will supply you with
what you need at a minimum of expense.
BRUCE FOXTON
Your SUPERTEST AGENT in Wingham .
Phone 357-2664 435 Jotephine •
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STATIONED AT the door, Linda Taylor and Janet Wooft
hand programs to those arriving to attend the public school
concert. —Staff Photo.
GRANNY GOWNS
The Granny Gowns held their
third meeting at the home of Mrs.
Mel Penny on March 6. Roll all
was answered with "Why you
chose your material?" Business
was discussing covers for the
books which are to be black. The
girls were shown how .to stay -
stitch, darts, plain fell, French
and taped seams. The next meet-
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs. Doug Bunker.
COZY DOZERS.
BELGRAVE — Members of the
Belgrave H club decided on the
name Cozy Dozers when- they
held thier second meeting at the
home of Marion and Marlene Mc-
Gee. President Helen Chandler
brought the meeting to order and
Marilyn Robertson read the
minutes of the last meeting.
Record books are to be checked
at the third, sixth and seventh
meetings. Mauve and black will
be4:ooks.used for the covers of the
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The girls discussed their
patterns. Mrs. Chandler 'demon-
strated how to alter the, shoulder
width by cutting the pattern and
inserting a wedge, either wide or
narrr depending on the width
needed. Mrs. Robertson demon-
strated how to alter -the length of,
bothtops and bottoms of py-
jamas.
The. members then laid their
patterns on the material and be-
gan marking and cutting them.
The leaders helped them check
a
andalterthe patterns as re-
quired.
BED BUGS
BELMORE L- Beth Mundell
read 'the minutes for the second
meeting when the club' name was
ch-OTPTC-It=was announced that
Achievement Day will be on June.
10. '
Discussion centred on what the
pattern tells you and the instruc-
tion sheet inside, alteration, the
layout, cutting, pinning and
marking. Mrs. MacAdam de-
monstrated pinning and cutting.
WAK E-ME-NOTS
BELMORE' — Wednesday,
March 1st was the date of the sec-
ond meeting. All members an,
swered the mill call and the
minutes were read by Brenda
Finlay.
It was decided to call the club
Belmore Wake-Me-Nots. Discus-
sion and demonstration was on
getting ready to cut, cutting and
marking.
The meeting was closed with a
lunch served by Myra and Judy.
SLEEPING BEAUTIES
Ten girls were present when
the Sleeping Beauties met at Mrs.
Jacklin's home. Roll call was an-
swered by each, girl showing her
fabricAnd pattern and stating
why se chose each.
Mrs. Orin demonstrated how
to prepare fabric and cut, how to
pin on the pattern and cut it out
She also explained the markings
on the pattern.
Each girl completed her hand
sheets.
SLEEPING BEAUTIES
BLUE VALE — On Frida-y, the
fourth meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Alex MacTavish,
presided over by Vickey Peel,
president. The minutes were read
by the secretary, Darlene.
- Stamper.
Mrs. MacTavish showed the
girls how to make 'bias binding
and Mrs. W. Stamper demon-
strated putting cording into
sleepwear.
The members worked on their
garments. The next meeting was
set for March L7.
SLEEPING BEAUTIES '
LAKEI,ET — The 4-H club girls
met at the home of Susan Angst
on Friday at 5 p.m. The meeting
opened with the pledge. Roll
call was 'A name for the club'.
The result was `Lakelet Sleeping
Beauties'. The next meeting will
be Saturday, Mar0,18, at 10 q.m.
at the home,oFBatbai.a Mann.
Minutes of the last meeting
were read by Judith Ann Murray.
Secretary for this Aneeting was
Ellen Murray. Miss Huth dis-
cussed cutting fabrics and alter-
ing shoulder length. Mrs. Hall-
man discussed altering pyjama
trouser length and z.-utting ,and
marking patterns rhe girls filled
out the 'handout sheets. Meeting
closed, with the 4-H motto.
• BED KNOBS
All members were present for
the 4-H homemaking project,
Sleepwear, held at Mrs. Jacklin's
home on March 6. Each member
showed her fabric and pattern for
the roll call.
Mrs. Jacklin demonstrated
how to straighten fabric, alter
pattern and correct way to' lay
pattern on fabric and also showed
procedure for cutting and mark-
ing.
The handout sheets were filled
in and, each junior member put
her pattern on "fabric.
•!Iowa Lions'
bingo winners.
Recent Howick Lions' bingo
winners were as follows: regular
games: Sylvia Gowing, Listowel
and Janet Hogg, Gorrie; Norma
Darroch, Listowel and Mrs. G.
Strauss, Mildmay; Marie Hamil-
ton, Listowel; Clarence Denstedt,
Dorking and Mrs. Hamilton,
Lucknow; Sylvia Gowing, Listo-
wel: Mrs. G. Arnold, Mildmay;
Mrs. S. Anstett, Wingham and
Mrs. G. Simmons, Wingham;
Sylvia Gowing, Listowel; Mrs.
Spitzig.' Chepstow; Mrs. Bill
• Schill, Formosa; Mrs. Hamilton,
Lucknow and Clarence Denstedt,
Dorking; Mrs. Kauffman, Listo-
wel,
Share -the -wealth Elizabeth
Stinson, Lebanon; jackpot Of $105
plus $10 bonus: Mrs. McLennan,
Lochalsh: lap card: Mrs. C.
Goodwin, Moorefield
Door prizes: Bruce Lank, Mild-
may, Mrs. C., Denstedt, Dorking;
Mrs. Bates: Harriston and Mrs.
Bob Montgomery, Wingham;
lucky draws: Mrs. Kauffman,
Listowel ; Emma Wahl, Listowel;
Mrs, E. Alton, Harriston and
Mrs. Barkwell, Lucknow.