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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-10-05, Page 7*teen members: of the Moran 441 Pally Calf Club partici- as the achievement day at . Dungannon Fall Fah' on Tuesday Ana week, Jim Needham Of !Rip'. judged the events. Stoll of R. R. . Goderleh . the sesta Holstein division, , In the order of their mac.• were Bob McNeil of R, R. S, rich, glary Kolkrrtat* of R, R.3 rich and :Doug; Henry of R.Rol Albert. lathe junior :Holstein division zy Zionettes TIIIRDjMEET1NG' < ; The third meeting of the' Zippy: gionette$ was held Otte home :of Barbers Wilkins. The president opened the meeting:with the 4-1i1 pledge. Barbara. Wilkins read the tpinutes of the last 'meeting,. , The leaders demonstrated mak- trig prune sponge,. baked apples *Waldorf salad. Nancy Kirkland thanked Mrs. Wilkins for having the meeting; Themeeting was closed with the 441 Creed? FOURTH MEETING The;fourth meeting:of the Zippy ionettes was held at the hoine, of vs Ritchie,,The 'president, Donna tchie opened :the meetingwith e 4 -H pledge: Wanda Hunter ead the minutes of the last meet- .” eet- : Meal planning and meat dishes ere discussed. The leaders demi ated.making, cheese fondu as biscuits. The members derno trated.how to make a good cup f tea, -.biscuits and baked cheese nd rice; Charlene Anderson thanked' Mrs. 'tchie for having the meeting; he meeting was, closed •with the 11'Creed.. . FIFTH MEETING The fifth meeting of the Zippy -ion es -was: held at--.the-home-of ancy irkland.on Wednesday, pternber 28 at i:30`p..m. The esident Donna Ritchie opened the eeting with the 4-H, pledge;, Elva 'tchie read the minutes of the ' st meetiin8 Pamphlets were given out. '.Supp menus were:discussed. Nancy Kirkland' dem.onsitated Siting salad dressing. • The leaders' emonstrated how to'make a ffet Salad Bowl and:Tuna Salad.. Barbara Wilkins thanked;,Mrsi,. rkland for. having the meeting. e meeting was. closed with all peating the.4-H Creed. Randy Henry of R.R.1, POO Albert headed the .chin,. ;loanne •Kolkman .of R.R.,B Goderjeh was second, ' Don Neil of R„ R, 6,' Ooderieb watt third and Bruce Stoll of R, R, 5 , Goderich was (0 010,, Valerie Stothers of R. R. 6 Goder- ich, placed first in the Junior Jersey class and Bryan Stothers of R. R. B, Goderich was second In the senior Jersey class, Bill VanstOne of R. R. 4, Goderich. topp- ed the class, Bob. Vanstone of R. R. 4, .Goderich was second and Brad, Vanstone of .R. R. 4. Goderich was third. Dort'McNeil topped.the showman- ,ship Class, others in • order being *nee . Stoll, Bob McNeil Doug Stoll, Joanne tcolkman, Henry KoIJcman,..Randy Henry,. Bill Van - atone, Valerie. Stothers, Doug Henry, Bryan Stothers" Bob Van- stone; an st. 'a Bad• Vanstone Merry Ch!fs (Whitechurch News) Whitechurch Merry Chefs held their 4-H meeting Monday owwuiay even- ing at the home .of Miss Janis Parriea�. • Miss Darlene Simpson, president, opened the meeting With the. 441 pledge, .The roll call was, answer- ed with questions on .the Record Book and reports on' cooking the family roast, Discussion centred .on, the Contin". uation of cooking methods.„. the buying of meat and its care in the home. The group filled in charts for cuts of beef. • On Wednesday°they go to 'A ckert'. in Holyrood to see a carcassof beef cut. Miss Pamela ing and .Miss Diane Coultes demonstrated the making and cooking of Beef Stew and Dumplings' which was sampled by. all, The. next' meeting will be Monday,; October 3rd at the home of Mrs. V Emerson, On Wednesday after school, Whitechurch Merry 'Chef Club w Thefifth Meeting waNw'held al 'Mrs caul RIeglInei at *c#0 on October ht. ' The meeting was opened with the 4-1-1 pledgee, The minutes of the sI meeting were read by L traine icholson Ind the toll call was- then id. The exhibit for Achievement Day was discussed and chose Dianne • inn to read it. Mrs. MacDonald used the ,Humpty-Dumpty Salad: hile Mrs, Riegling made It Work was done on Judging menus for a farm family., Leaders exploits d the .correct way to •Judge and ive reasons. The meeting was used with God Save the Queen. Darlene Simpson, Margo'De •:Bruyn1. Mary Lodi Adatris, Brenda King, Sandra Fisher, Pamela King, Diane Coultes and Tanis Farrier. visited Raynard Ackert's butcher shop where they saw half a. carcass of beef• cut up. They were :shown the .different cuts and where they 'be - r1h Newt New silos :$C. .upon do fams.of lim ,and belt WoNsterie.. • W. Donald R. MacKestzle *pent .a few days visiting in Clio ton sod LondsbOto, ►'Coag ,sod David-F,atri+ ► *versa prizes with their harlot: wie.1 it Ripley Fair. John McC'harlea of remit, spent the week end with his patents 1.04 and `Mrs. Olivers McCharles. Neil, acKenzie is rividg a new truck.. M , • , • Several from •theareaattended n he:,Auto Show in .Goderich on Thursday and Friday evenings. Recent WOW, with 1444 and Ma 'Lorne Luther were Mr. and` R. Pennell of Ridgetown. Communion Services were hell Sunday, at . shield: Presbyterian' Church. MrDonald Hamilton and, family wereect VIsitas i s now Merry Meatballs: was held at the High School on October 1 at 10:00 a.M. The meeting opened ' with :the 4-H'pledge: The secretary. read "the; minutes. The toll call, ' "'My questions: about record books" and "Re po. rton cooking a family roast" 'was answered'by seven mem- bers? The treasurer gave'her report. A beef .stew and dumplings was'.: _ Made Notes 'were given on "More About Meat:.. • $-YEAR TRANRATISSION. REPLACEMENT WARRANTY 2 -YEAR' WARRANTY ON OTHER PARTS ' 6 roar tranimissfon wdrranty covers trout �_ ttsn aeion s:eanOh► other Moffat waster and ,dn,►.r, pati ism ou.r rta„a soninis dilikety in materials and workma►ahip for oaf one, but two /Mars Labour dchar ores art co+tiad for ons (seal trw .Full Attendance. At 4 H' Meetin The'regular'meeting of the St. Helens Happy'llandicrafters was, held Saturday evening withperfect attendance of .21 girls and.4 leaders Meeting -opened by repeating the Creed in unison followed by the • : roll call "A supper dish prepared at bone" ,: Business -period followed Next meeting ;will be Saturday October: 8 ; Paper for book covers was to -be ordered by the treasurer.; Lori Campbell. Order for pictures 'of lake week=end was completed. Mrs. Isabel Gaunt gave notes on "Supper.Menus" 'Good Food ,Salads`. 'Cooking Vegetables" Some of • the'giris made Salad dressing while others.prepared a .tossed salad. Relish tray.garnishes were denionstrated;..Meeting closed with the -Pledge. AUTOMATIC' Drty circus you do. not haveto guass.how many minutes it "will take to dry , ybur clothes: Just dial an Autot$tiic Dry • • . Cycle:: and. lei your Moffat dry*r • • ..sense" wren your clothes are .dry. Clothes last longer' because -over. dMng, which. removes 'normal fibre moisture and oils; is eliminated, . , EXCLUSIVE STOP,AND-DRY- .ries woollens safely -•redrew • shnnkege--You can even: dry ,deli. • cote garments. teddy bear; now. boots• .bathroom mats. eta.—almost 'anything you'can tet on'or ..hang • from the convenient drying rock. Dry with or wnhoui heat .Achievement day for the Dung- nnon 4-H Beef Calf Club was eld at the Dungannon 'Fall Fair . uesday of last week. Jim Need- am of. Ripley was the Judge. In the senior Heifer class, Bruce • amb'of R. R. 4 Goderich placed hat, Others in order were Jack . ' fillips of R, R.1? Dungannon, atsy Jewell of !Lk G, Goderich, i11 Bennett of R. R,1. Port Albert, ohn Bennett of R,.R.I,: Port. Albert. .Glen Phillips of R. R.1;• Dungann- placed first in the. Steer class. au1's calf was included in Guilt - as class. Second place went to. evil Cranston of R. R. 2, Auburn. ohn Mackenzie; also with a ulneas calf, placed third. Others in order were Donald Culbert of R. R 1, Dungannon" Rosemary. Ee - dy of R. R;1'; Dungarinpn,: John Stanbury of Dungannon , Philip Foster of RR. 3 ; Goderich, A.m braise Redmond Of, R, R. 2, Auburn; John Johnston of R.R,I, Dungannon As'=well as topping the Steer class Paul Eedy also was first in show- manship followed by John Mac- Kenzie and Cecil Cranston in /that order. Others, in order,• were Glen Phillips, John Bennett, Bruce Lamb, Rosemary Eedy; Ambrose Redmond, Jill Bennett, Philip Foster, Jack Phillips, Donald Cul- bert:, Patsy Jewell, John Stanbury,, John Johnston, Mark Dauphin.