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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-03-08, Page 13CRAWFORD MOTORS CHRYSLER - DODGE - PLYMOUTH WINGHAM ONTARIO THE LUCKNOW' 4IKKNOW,. ONTARIO PAGE THIRTEEN ONESPAY, MARCH. (Stk.:1972 PHONE 357-3862 . 1969 CHRYSLER,. 4 door hardtop, power equipped 1969 PLYMOUTH 4 door, 8 ,automatic and radio 1968 DODGE Coronet 500 Convertible, power steering, brakes anti, radio 1968 CHRYSLER 2 door hardtop ) 1.968 FALCON .4 2 door, 6 automatic' with radio 1968 PLYMOUTH 4 door, '8 automatic and radio 1968 CHRYSLER 4 door sedan, power steering, brakes 'and radio 1967 PLYMOUTH 4 door, 6 automatic and radio 1967 PLYMOUTH, 4 door, 6 standard 1967 DODGE' Monaco-2 door hardtop, 8 automatic, power steering, brakes and radio 1967 VOLKSWAGEN with radio 1966 FORD, 4 door, 8 automatic, power steering, radio ably ary yes, a. le) JP, , 1c1: yed .141ITECIll(14:11 NhW5 Whitechurch Knifty Knits held. th'eir third meeting, in White , church Community Memorial • Nation Saturday morning at 9 a,m, with all wembers and ,lead- er's Mrs. John Gaunt and Mrs. Wal lace Conn present. The president ja pene Pardon opened the meet - ing with the 411:pledge. The minutes were read by Janet Adams.. The next meeting will beheld at Mrs. John.Gaunts on Saturday, March 4 at 9 a.m. A discussion followed on Perrna Press. Fabrics of 111311 rilade. - 'fibre are•heat sensitive and many develdp shine, if too hot an iron. is; sed to press. 'The group work- ed on theirgarments and' those who hadn't their dress cut out, worked on this. HoMe 'Assignment. was work on theltecord Book, test stretch, • sewing a sample of fabric and re- port findings and. test 1presS. a • sample of fabric and report find rigs, The me'etin., closed with therzoecl____ Whitechurch Kniity.Knits held their 4th meeting Saturday at a.m. at the home .of the leader its, John Gaunt. Janine Purdon • •resident' opened the mesting.•With he 4-Fl pledge. There was one.' absentee. 'The ininikteswere read b Janet Adanis. . The leaders Mrs. I aunt and Mrs. Conn demonstrated v -neck line finishes. FachHte inake a dmple of y-liee(< line fillidleS for. heir•Record kook „Hid to hunt pic- urus of then.J. then ,worked on Mei; 11,1 . (•10Sct.11)1 iepeat - 11:111-c'HI Creed rrr,rn iFcrt1 , The Zippy TrThettes held their second meeting in the basement of Trinity Church on Saturday, Febcpary 26 at Lir) p.m:, with an attendance of 2 leaders and 10 members,, The president Joan llackett called the meeting to order with all repeating the 4-1I Pledge, Cheryl Hackett r'ea'd, the minutes of the last meeting. ,Mrs. D. A. Hackett gave out some interest- ing pamphlets.' We took up our home assignments of. Meeting 1. Mrs. D. A. Hackett discussed' "Patterns, Cutting and Marking". Mrs. Donald Hackett give us a talk on alternating the pattern.. ,The leaders then checked"the ,girls Pattern Layout on their mat- erial and we are to have it cut out by next meeting. Time and place of next meet- ing: Bapenient of Trinity United Church, Saturday, 1.15 p.m. on March 4. The leaders 'announced that ,Open House would beheld a't Centralia—C-oliege on Marc! t2, from 1.00 to t.00 and March 23 from 10.00 a . to .5.00. ieVement Day is May 27. Mrs. D. A. Hackett discussed and demonstrated assembling •the garment and stay stitching .and darts. Mrs. Donald Ilackett discussed . -loan Hackett called the meeting •, to ()Mei n with the. roll call, 'which 'Using Lynda Lyons , Bonnie HErrt-rphr'erd-enionstra fed-Jo-the.. ing. their fabric and pattern and rest of the members how_to take stating 'why they, chose then!". measurements properly. •The Susan.IrWin -read the minutes of • . handout sheet no.. 1 also clis- • the last meeting. . cussred. The 3rd meeting of the Zippy Trinettes was held..on March 4. in Trinity•Church basement, with an attendance. of-2 leaders and 10 girls. .Zippy Trinettes, The first -ineeting of the St. Helens Ilappy Ilandicrafters was held Saturday , March 4 „ at 7.00 o'clock. The meeting opened with .the 4-Ii Club Pledge. There were 17 members present', We el- ected .the officers as follows: President Club. d 1, Dayle NIcD.oh- aid; President Club d 2, Marjorie, Murray; Secretar'y, 'Lori Miller; Treasurer , Marie Boyle; Press Reporter, Genevieve Kinahan. The admission fee was 23 0. It was agreed that the time for fUture Meetings would be Satur- day evenings at 7;00 o'clock. ,Also, there will be no meeting next week so that the members, cah select .their fabric., pattern , • and other materials Heeded for this club - Sleepwear. A \..ote was taken to determine the. color • Of the covers for our record books. The color selected was pink with silver letters. The discussion . included the correct choke of the pattern and material and the prop- er way to write up meetings in the record books. 'The meeting was closed with. the. Pledge. Name Presidents Of 4-H (tubs CIAG INSURANCE CO OPERATORS INSURANCE ASSOCIATIONS OF GUELPH -YOU'RE "SURE ._OF . A. FRIENDLY .WELCOME Huion County local agents 'are; . 'Office Hours:. Monday to Prida.y:7-8:45 .a.m.. to 4:45 p. Saturday---8.:45 to 1.2:15 Lloyd Montgomery, Wingham „ George Turton, 319 Huron Road, GoOrich Peter Roy, 17 Gibbings St., Clinton 357.3739 524.7411, 482-9357 527-1464 229 6294 236-4988 Art Wright, Box 92, Seaforth_ Ross Francis, RR 1, Kirkton Bert Klopp, RR 3. Zurich The Association now has SO offices across Ontario and over 350 000 policies in force Goderich Claims & .Service office Our new address is 85 South Street When you. visit CIAG' Goderich Telephone 524-2138 new • • Dainty balls • ,The• first Meeting Of the Dun- gannon Club, held at the homeof Mrs. Bev: Maclnnis, • began with -the-electIon ofTiffi-e, ers; 'President Marilyn' :Sproul;. VicePres. Sharon Young; Sec - re tar:„.., Debbie Machinist:Treas.'. urer,' 'Elaine.Steiwa.rt; ',Press Report , er., :Kathy Bere. - • . " The leaders of this club•are. Miss Lirad a-. YO.ung 'and,Mrs. Macinnis_7.The members,recited the 4-11 pledge and had roll call'. (lie unit being taken this spring . • is. "Sle.epweat". A discussioh. • took pl.a.ee on what to look for when choosing a pattern •and mat - erial.• The,' girls measured each other for.the.size of pattern need grain, and Barb Culberr.shoWed ' how to.SeW.a:clart:. The''flar-felled • seam was demonstrated by CulberAl, .and 'the f tench sear. bv Karen Rivett. Are did our. '• and' Worked on our ..:sri•-ner.: Ditrict Meeting the material wasdiscifssed. The • girls laid Out their pattern pieces a.nd cut' out their material accord: ing to pattern selected. LOCHALSH '1,:iordon•Finlayson is a patient in hospital in Wingham. Congrmilatibns to .Mrs... Nlarg Campbell who .was the winner of a lbvely quilt at .a draw 'made in Lucknow arena on Friday evening, .The Kraft Boycott will be step- ped up later this month;•particu, Several from the'.areahave larly .in the large cities.' Kraft is es-- of a Teeswater .club of which. • the Fattish' boys are part of. Visitors'with Mr. and Mrs; Duncan raffish for the Week.end were the Jim Johnstone.--family of. Detroit., • . There were no services at, Ash- field" Presbyterian Church. on 'Sun- day clue to the severe storm. Although there are still storms and plenty of snew,.signs of spring are reported. Crows'; robins and ground hogs have all been making their appearance, K. L. Nlac-Krizie is enjoying a 'holiday in' Florida. FriendS of Mrs. Daisy N1cChar7 les will be happy to hear she is enjoying good health ,,and keeps busy with .knitti.ng, sewing and' quilting- at Iluronview 'where she resides'. She will celebrate her 8Ljth birthday later this month. The second meeting of Dungan- non f 4=H Club ,• held on 'March 4th at 2 .p.M1„ at the home' of 'Miss Linda Young, was opened. witIrreciting the pledge. The name' chosen tor the club was "Dungannon Dainty :Dolls"- , The book covers fOr:4-H hooks are to be' purple with' gold letters: There. is $1.22 left in the treasury. from the mist club. The cutting and Marking of Members of N.F.U. Local 33.) attended'a District meeting.in Mitchell. Lorne Luther, Director • of Distritt ,, introduced the guest speakers, Don Kossibk and Alfred Ntbore from National'Office.. The current 'membership drive was discussed. All dairy mein, --13-ers7are-being-asked !wiry Declaration, authorizing the UniO.n to negotiate on their. behalf. the biggest- buyer of industrial' . milk in dntario, 'and as such is a price-setter.. The major weakness of the present. system of marketing .milk is that farmers have absolute ly no say in establishing the price of the milk they sell. Noy., even though' there is a shortage Of "milk and cream, the price of milk to the100 l.fajier has dropped 23e per Individual farmers, grain deal- ers and farm organizations are urged to present a.hricf in Mitch- . ell on March S.or .9th , on what they think the ..grainj5olicy in Canada should be. The assistance to the cow , calf: farMer was discussed briefly, The . opinion of the 'mein bets. was that 'assistance should be given„to all farm torn moditics. Dreamers The 3rd meeting of the. Dungan: non Dreamers opened with the 4-H pledge at Mrs'. I.Rivett's on March 4th. We 'stated reasons • for choosing:our. patterns and mat- erials' for your garhents: All mem. bers were present except, Doreen ... .Secretary's report was given by Lori' Pentland: .Next meeting will be 'at Mrs. Howard Culbert's-on Ma-rot-F-1E tli The' hand-out sheets werefilied in and.some pamphlets elver; out. • The demonstration was on the fol- lowing topics: grain .in:stay-stitch- ing ,.machine basting , gathering ,. darts; and•seams Mrs. Culbert shoWed us the ° andaemonaLateidseansin Sleep-- wear and the girls'inade Samples of flat felled seams, French seams and darts.: Mile 'and.plac.e. of next meeting,. basementOf'. Trinity Church ,.Saturday , p.m. on March 11.