The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-10-22, Page 14PAGE FURTiEN
THE 'LlICKSIOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, 1969
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Zippy Zionettes
. The Zippy Zionettes opened
their. fifth meeting with the 4-H
pledge. Barbara Wilkinsread the
minutes and called the Roll Call -
"Piacerthe-Flyand-Roman-Sti—
. could be used" , This meeting
was held on October 17 at ,Mrs.,
Ritchie's home. ,'The next meeting
is to be at Mrs; Harvey Ritchie's
home October,24 at 4:00 p.m. •
Discussion Uses of Fly and • • *.
Roman stitch., The Achievement
Day is to be held at Lucknow Dec-
ember 6 at the Public 8chool.
Demonstration The members
were taught the crewel stitch and
how to assemble article we are
doing for "Learning stitches article'.
Group Work: The leaders Mrs. •
Kirklandiand Mrs. Ritchie helped
the girls fill in the uses of Fly and
Roman Stitch.. • '•
• %The' Inqting• closed with
QUeen. •
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Ili Super Sewyps
WHITECHORCH .NEWS • •
Whitechurch Super Sewups, held
their eighth meeting on Saturday :
October 18 at 9,30 in:White-
-CU-Mt Community, Menkg14-041
with leaders Mrs, Walter Elliott
and Mrs. Elmer Sleighthol6 and
eleven. members In attendance , *.
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The president Joyce. Tiffin open-
ed the meeting, with. the 4-.H.
Pledge in unison. The minutes
Were read by Brenda King; On
Saturday November 1st a work • t
meeting will be held in White, •
church Hall at 9. po a.m. A •
review' test was held for the group..
A design for the Book Covers was. •
decided upon; Discussion centred
on Achieveinent Day. the Exhibit.'
All then worked,,embroidering
on„-their-fre,e choice article, The..
meeting closed. with the 4-H Creed
repeated in unis9n. 2 •
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Happy
:fitanfiktOftees...
The fifth. meeting Of the St.
Helens' Happy Handicrafters was
held in the St Helens' hall on
October 16 at 7:00:: •
• The meeting opened with the
4-H Pledge, Vera MacDonald read
the Minutes of the last •Meeting. -
Roll call; Places the Lazy Daisy
and Chain stitches could be used
:was-answered_by_twenty_girls.
Discussion - The next meeting .•
is October 21 at 7:00 in the hall.
boils Rintoul is going to design, the
cover of our book • • .
Group work Some girls have
finished their runners and have '
started their "Free Choice" article
. The meeting closed with the 4-H
Creed
WHITECHURCH
'Charles Falconer, Mary and •
John of Glamis were Sunday visit-
ors With Mrs. Art Cronin and Jim -
Falconer of ,Wingha.m.
.Visitors at the week end with Mr;
and Mrs, Elgin Johnston and family
were Mr. and Mrs.. Almer Hicks
• and Mr. .and Mrs. Eilborn Hawking •
.of Killarney Manitoba. On Sun-
day Mrs Lilian LaMb,',Wingham
and Mr. and Mrs.. Howard Wylie of
Wroxeter visited at the same home,.
ri--.-At-ET--Pnicton-irspendint,---
this.Week with her sisters Misses
Bertha and Agnes McKay of London.
Mrs. Cecil Falconer and Mts. •
Wesley Tiffin went to Strathroy on.
Tuesday to be with the'family,of
Mr. and MrS.Hector Piketon,.
',while they attend the funeral of
her brother 'who passed away very
Stitch'n Time
suddenly: ,
, . • .
Mrs. Mary Weaning of, Wroxeter,
Miss Helen Gibson- and Miss '
„Dorothy Boyle. of Toronto were
,Thursday visors with Mr.:and -
Mrs. Elgin Johnston 'and family.
Wesley Tiffin on Monday took
the Wingham. District High School '
Soccer -team to play „at Listowel •
and 'visited with•Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Proudly of that town:
Mrs. Leola Chadwick of London
'spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Emerson and on
Sunday all visited with Miss Lila
Mrs,'Cecil•Falconet and Mrs': A,
Putdon.visited on Sunday with
-Mt:--and-Mrs„.--ROss-,Hoggart-,,
•and Mrs: •Elgin WellwOod„.
accompanied Mr. and Mrs . Jack
Cronin of Orangeville toxisit on • •
:Sunday with Mrs; Art Cronin and
Jim •Falconer of:Wingharn,
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Theseventh meeting of "Stitch
'n Time"commence .with the . • . •
repeating of the.Pled e• • 'The min
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Cburcb Orws
1utei Of the'list::ineetin re read '
by dail ,PritchardThe ro all:
"Why 'I those my „free choieeartic
le and the colour scheme" was
answered by six girls .Carol and
Sharon Campbell were absent.,
We discussed the use of the
crewel -stitch -and -alio .the -stitches_::::
to beusedon our' Free Choice •
Article Mrs Arnold. showed us
how to assemble and finish our .
free choice article;
We filled in the .uses to the .;•• • .
crewel stitch on our sample sheets
and worked on our runners and free
choice article.. The meeting
closed With the Creed, • • • .•• •••
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Learning tassiet.
The sixth meeting of 0:1e. coho-
hostr:Lieinririg-Litstm-4*ied
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Blakei•U C
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The October Meeting for Blakes
United Church Women washeld at,
the home of Mrs. G. Anderson on
Tuesday the 14th at 2 p.m. with
ten Members, one life member and
one. visitor attending, „ . • . • ,
The,-program„watii.
W. Andrew.. The' theme was,
"Thanksgiving”. Hymn 578 was ..
sung "Sing to the Lord of Harvest"...
Mrs. M. Berger read :the scripture..
Readings..Were taken in parts by all
the. members present. Mrs. L. '
Menary also gave.a reading -"How
an Idea Grew".• PIates:hav,e been
ordered With. the engraving of Blaices
United Church. • A donation' was
sent to the Bible Society. •
„.' themeeting closed with a hymn.
rew"and Mrs. G Anderson. • •,„ •
with the4-1-1 Pledge.. • • .
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Roll call Places the 'Fly and
Roman stitches Can be used
Answer Fly stitches are used to'
make grass •and for a filler., Roman
stitches. are used for leaf lines and
•as.a Joanne" Hendriks'read*
the minutes of the fifth Meeting.
Butiness-, Our next meeting will he
'he.leriOri the 25th of October at
-2;00-at-tvi1sSZintgs7hOrne. •
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Discussion -WC discussed the
uses of the Fly and Roman stitches
aril the plans for Achievement
Day 4.0 Mrs Riegling looked' at
our ,recorci boOics..
Demonstration -Mrs.. Riegling
demonstrated .how to do the crewel
stitch and how to assemble our
articles now fully embrbidered;
. • ,
Gratip Work - We filled in the
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answer of the ,Fly and Roman •
stitches on our illustration sheet
and put it in our record book. We
cut out our last sample and worked
the creweistitch on making anicy
as indicated in 'instruction for •
chosen article. We are to get our
free choice article Or to buy a
pattern • • :
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We closed the meeting with The'
Oueen, '
derator WiH
Speak At Walkirton
'•The Moderator of the United •
Church of Canada will address a
public meeting sponsored by •Bruce.
Presbytery. The Meeting w•ill be
held hi -the Walkerton -District
Secondary School Auditorium On
October 29th, • • • ' •
Dr. McClure, a 'pioneer'',
„
;in, medical, work, now pioneeri.in •
another field. . He is the .firsi.lay
- „
man to be. elected Moderator •of
The, thiited„ Church of Canada In
earlier. days e was an enthusiastic
, • • .•
and daring Motor cyclist and
hOldinghiS•piiot's licence.; now he
dramatically challenges the',
theta to even greater efforts orT-• • •
refugeesbehalfofthe worlds hungry and
Dr .McClure counts himself, • -
bOrn .a . refugee: in 1934. theonly
medical Missionaryin all inland
China with radium for .cancer treat-,,
merit: in the...Second•veliicle to go
over the Burma Road, „often met
Chow .En• -,Lai and Mao Tse-tungi
built up a wide reputation as a,
surgeon and pioneer. in 'public
health, and birth ,Control•progranis
in Ratlam .Central In.dia perfOrfil.
ed himself more. than one thousand
-operationt-anutta-lly-r4nd1na_ag=
ea the •first oral pOliCrVacination
project in India,: • . ••
$t. Helens W
ST. HELENS NEWS
The October Meeting of the 'St: •
Helen's United Church Women was
held at' the home of Mrs: Tom Todd
with an attendance of 15 ladies and
2 children, • „ •
The Call to WOrship.v.fai*given by
•
Isobel •Miller. The roll call was
answerediv-a-thartlesgiVing-verS0-L
.
and Mrs. Tom Todd read "Let us
GiveThanks' • . •
Psalm 9b was readlyM-tstJo
Cameron With Mrs. Don Cameron
giving the meditations Mrs. Ross
Errington read "The First Thanksgiv
ing Day" „.
Mrs. Frank MCQUillin.and Isobel
Miller took the tonic on "Thanks-,
giving". The Worship service was
closed With, a Thanksgiving prayer.
Mrs. Tom Todd conducted the ,
business.. The 'Thankoffering.meet-
ing planned for October has been
cancelled indefinitely because of
the sickness of the guest speaker.
The St. Helen's U.C.V.• are invit-
,
ed to the [tally at Wroxeter on
Octobet 22nd. Plans were also
fiztkdd fortbigitafirmal Bake Sale and
Tea ten November 8th at the Legion
Hall., All committees are to ,be.
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In 1968Dr. 'Bob! was e-iected
Moderator ,by The , General Council
of The United Church. , •
PlatfOrm:Guetts at the ,meeting
,will include Rev Vic Wilkinson of
Kincardine, Chairman of Bruce
presbytery; Rev. Jackson,Strapp, 1
Minister of St Paul's Walkerton
and 19cal,Convenor; Dr. Robinson,
Classmate of Dr . McClure and The
Moderator ..4ecial. Music Will be
presented by the "Young Folle. of :
Walltert
the same as last year.
The, meeting closed with pr.ayet
and lunch was served by Niiss W.
D, Rutherford and -Mrs, 44-tv.
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