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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-09-18, Page 17SPAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1974 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE SEVENTEEN IIOWERINTEREST. RATES Now Available On 1ST AND 2ND MORTGAGES Anywhere in 'Ontario On IIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL. INDUSTRIAL and FARM PROPERTIES Interim Financing For New Construction & 'Land Development For Representatives In Your Area Phone SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS AND - CONSULTANTS LIMITED (519) 7444535 Collect Head Office - 56 Weber St. E. Kitchener, Ont. I_yye Buy Existing Mortgages for Instant Cash-- rray Gaunt s WI Speaker know Women's Institute eir regular meeting on day- evening, • September Mrs: Armstrong Wilson the meeting with the ,ode and Mary Stewart mutes silence was obsery memory of Mrs. Chas. a member whohad away. correspondence was read eral thank you. cards. The ocks -for the Erland . Lee and Science Centre in are to be made , by Mrs. Donald, Mrs. Phillip Stew- Mrs. John' Wraith. was a discussion on money to replenish the funds and cided for every member to nsible for making'$2.00 in r way they, wished and to ed in by the December . The Institute had been put on a program at Manor and Mrs. Wes nd Mrs.Sam Gibson were d to look, after this. 4—H leaders Mrs. Jim rs. Bill Bolt and Mrs. Rtichie were present and nefly about their activities in 4—H. . Mrs. Edward Brown spoke about the work in. the Junior Institute, which was started just recently. The roll call was answered by 'naming a resolution I could make to make this a better locality in which to . live. Mrs. Raymond Leddy was con- vener fpr program and opened with singing '0 Canada'. Mrs. George Kennedy prepared and gave the motto. 'There are three sides to a controversy', yours, the other fellows, and the right one, which was very interesting. She said that compromise was .oftenthe answer to controversy. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rice favoured with two songs, which were enjoyed very much, '1'11 take you home again. Kathleen' and 'Now is the hour' with. Mrs. Garnet Farrier as accompanist. ' Mr. Murray Gaunt M.P.P.show- ed a film; 'The Representative of the people' which showed the task that the representatives have to govern the province and. especially the importance of a good opposi- tion. Mrs. W. F. MacDonald thanked Mr. Gaunt and presented him with a small gift. Mrs. Leddy closed the meeting with a poem, 'Friends like you' and 'The Queen' was sung. Lunch was served by the hostesses Mrs. 'R. Leddy, Mrs. B. Adams, Mrs. G. Kennedy, Mrs.W. F. MacDonald. IROS ION COM snow growing in Ontario. 'co your local Trojan seed cern specialist 4lhe best selectionofqualiry hybrids. TROJAN SEED DIVISION PFIZER COMPANY LTD., Sarnia, Ontario CHRIS COOKE AND/SON R.R. 2 LUCKNOW, 529-7644 HACKETT'S FARM EQUIPMENT • • BOX 58 LUCKNOW, 528-3530 ALLAN R. MILLER R.R. 5 LUCKNOW, 528-2299 Ripley W.I. The Ripley Wornen's Institute was held at the Legion Hall on September 6 at 1.30 with desert and coffee. Mrs. Graham Cook, President , then conducted the business Conveners for looking after the display for the fair are Mrs. Donnie MacDonald, Mrs. 0. McCharles and Mrs. Annie Scott. Each member is to take 1 pie to ,. the booth for the fair. Mrs'. Don- alda McLean is convener for the booth at the fair. At the Senior 'training school, Mrs. Nick Peet and Mrs. Betty Scott were appointed the leaders. Mrs. Donald Blue had the program for the meeting and Joan Osborne, Connie Boyle and Debbie Gamble giving piano selections. Mrs. Annie Scott and Mrs. Ade- line Hackett told about the Lib- rary from its early days to the present time and also how books are so important for references. Mrs. Frank Scott gave the cour- tesy remarks. , -HCIUB NEWS Clover .Valley Party Pals The second meeting of'the Clover Valley 4-H club was held at the home of Wendy Hamilton on Thursday, September 12th at / 7.15'. The president opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge and all the 9 members answered the roll call. The minutes of the last meet- ing were' read by Annette Elphick. They had a'vote• and their name'is 'Clover Valley Party Pals". The next meeting is being held at the horde 'of Kendra Elphick on' Tuesday, September 17th .at 7.15. The meeting was turned over to the leaders who led in discussion of family meals, table setting and service, and table manners. Both leaders also demonstrated table settings and service, and table manners. For group work each girl practised table service and manners. We closed the meeting with the 4--H creed and;a delicious lunch of juice and cakes was served by the hostess. The Entertainers Thesecond meeting of the Lucknow # I 4-11 Club took place on September 12 at 7.00 p.m. in the biome Economics Room at the Lucknow Central Public School. Two leaders and ten members were preseit. The president , Nancy Ritchie, called the meeting to order and everyone repeated the 4-H fledge. The club's name , The Entertainers, was voted in with a majority. Elizabeth Ritchie and Mrs. Bern• adean Ritchie discussed Family Meals, Table Setting and Table Manners with the members. Eliza- beth Ritchie demonstrated the proper way to set a table. Nancy Ritchie and Marion John- stone demonstrated how to make chili con carne. Audrey Ritchie and June Alton served delicious toasted bacon and cheese open . sandwiches. Nancy Alton and Joanne Ritchie set a lovely table and served the two dishes for the ibeal. The meeting was closed with the 4-H Creed. CRAWFORD MOTORS CHRYSLER - DODGE PLYMOUTH WINGHAM ONTARIO PHONE 357-3862 1973 PONTIAC CATALINA 1972 MONTE CARLO 1971 CHEVELLE, 2 door hardtop 1971 PONTIAC, 2 door hardtop, V8 automatic, power steering, power brakes and radio 1971 COMET, 2 door, V8 automatic, with radio 1971 FORD, 2 door hardtop 1970 VOLKSWAGON, wagon, automatic 1970 DODGE DART, 4 door sedan 1970 HORNET, 4 door, 6 automatic with radio 1969 CHEV, 4 door sedan 1968 DATSUN 1968 DODGE, 2 door hardtop, automatic, with radio . Dungannon 4-H The 2nd meeting of Dungannon 2 4-H club was held at the home of Mrs. Howard Culbert on Sept- ember 9. It was decided the next meeting will be held at Mrs. Ivan Rivett's 'on September 16. Mrs. Rivett discussed family .meals, tab, le setting and service. Mrs. Cul- bert demonstrated table setting - and service. , Group work was setting an attractive table. The president adjourned the meeting. Officers elected were President, Frances Logtenberg; Vice Presid- ent, Barbara Snowden; Treas - urer, •, Dorothy Culbert. The posi- tion osi-tion of Secretary and Press Report- er is to be rotated from member to member. Name Officers Of Holyrood. Club The second meeting oldie Holyrood Handy Hostesses was held on Thursday, September 12 at Marilyn Rhody's house. •Thir- teen girls answered the roll call "Why I like to entertain". The leaders discussed table setting and how to serve meals. Mrs. Rhody demonstrated measur- ing' methods. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday Sept- ember 19 at 7.15 p.m. President of the club is I3etty Anne Bushell. Mary Eadie is press reporter. Leaders are Mrs. Delbert Hedley and Mrs. Gerald Rhody. Zippy Trinettes The second meeting of the Zippy Trinettes was held Tues- day September 10th in the Church basement.. Vice president Karen. Campbell called the meeting to order and all the girls repeated the 4-H pledge. The roll call "'Why I like toEntertain" was answered by 15 members. The business followed. Donna Hackett read the minutes of the first meeting and Susan Irvin read the secretary's minutes. Home assignments for 'last meeting were discussed. Mary Ann Alton pres- ented her ideas for the new 4-1-1 covers for the members to a ioose from. She is to bring a finished cover to the next rneeting. This meeting had the sweet scent of flowers in the room as all the members were to bring a flower arrangement for a dining - room table , to be judged as.an extra activity tohelp club mem- bers in judging flower arrange- ments. Mrs. D. A. Hackett discussed table service and table appoint- ments,. setting the table and serv- inga meal, formal and buffet style. Mrs. D. Cameron discus- sed china ,, glass and manners at the table. Group work was practised by all members participating in serving and being served with •the proper table 'banners. The meeting was closed by all members standing and repeating the 4-H motto "Learn to do by doing". HAVING SOLD THE LUCKNOW BOWL TO ERNIE AND VALERIE WEBB, WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OUR BOWLERS IN THE PAST. WE WISH EVERYONE GOOD LUCK IN LUCKY WOOD LANES IN THE FUTURE DAVE AND BETTY SPROUL.