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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-10-20, Page 21Happy He/inners' Meeting five of ' the Happy 'Hemmers was at , Mrs. Lowry's home. We discussed Achievement Day again and then worked on our garments all Monday, October 11 in the afternoon. We had five sewing Machines so each girl but one had 'a sewing machine. This meeting closed with cookies and refreshments. 100 Gallons of Fuel Oil if you run ou If you coalifit for CO-OP's . automatic delivery service, that's what you'll get. YoUr fuel oil will be delivered automatically, by a driver who is dedicated to keep your tank, from running out. If it ever does, and if it's our • fault, you'll get. 100 gallons of CO-OP Fuel Oil FREE. That's a promise. • CO-OP Fuel Oil Service is warmth you can rely-on. Call your local CO-OP for complete details. LUCKNOW DISTRICT CO-OP PHONE 528.3024 Home Heat Service BE PREPARED! 'The Wiera Peopie Are Coming! GOOD 'SELECTION OF 841.18WEEN Handouts, Masks Costumes, Loot Bags, Makeup Kits CLEARANCE OF CHILDREN'S JIG SA* PUZZLES 50c See Real Bargains On Our 504 TABLE OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. BILL'S PLACE • VARIETY STORE 4' LUCKNOW L TO CAN LOTTERY TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE' FOR DECf•MBER:5 MILLION D01.LAR. DRAW (Twice The Millions) THE LUCKNOW $ENTINgi. 1976 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1976 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO pima TWENTY-ORB Lounging Lassies On Thursday, October 14 at 7.00 p.m. at the Lucknaw,, Central Public. School,' the Lounging Lassies, held their sixth' meeting. .We opened . with everyone repeating the 4-H pledge. The _minutes, of the last meeting were read - by • Betty Stanley. Everyone answered the - roll call. We decided that everyone would find their pictures and We would have the letters the same, done in Yellow, We were told-about the upcoming dance on November 6 with Drumlin playing at W.D.S.S. We all went to our sewing machines and worked *on our outfits. We closed by repeating the 4-II creed. 'Leisure' Lavers. The fourth meeting of the Kairshea Leisure Lovers was held on Friday; October 15 at the school at 4.,00, We opened with' the pledge followed by the minutes, The roll call. Was answered by eight girls.' Mrs. Allan told us about! binding. Mrs.. MacIntyre deinon- strated the encloied application of lace. The remainder of the meeting was, spent by working on our garments.• We ended our meeting with the motto.. KEEP BUSY The world is never drab 'and dreary to the people who have Important work to do. Kernel Kuties The fourth meeting of the Kingsbridge Kernal Kuties was held at the hone of Joanne Van Osch. Donna Van Osch' opened the meeting with the '4-H pledge.. The 7 other members answered the roll call "My recipe using a ready to eat cereal". The next meeting is to be at Mrs. Delores Van Osch's home on October 19. Linda Swan read the minutes of the last meeting. Mrs. Van Osch discussed the outline of the processing of milling flour.. Samples of all purpose and pastry flour were passed around which we tested. In group work we made muffins and judged them on how well they were made. We closed the meeting with the 4-H motto. Sleepy Sewers WHITECHURCH NEWS Whitechurch Sleepy Sewers club held their fourth meeting last Monday evening, October 11 at the home, of Mrs. Archie Purdon. The president Lori Ann Jamieson opened the meeting with. the 4-H pledge. Six members answered the roll call. Clara Milligan read the minutes of the last meeting. They diScussed their skit for Achieve- ment Day. The next meeting will be held October 18 at the home of Mrs. Walter Elliott./ . Mrs.' Elliott, discussed and dem- onstrated braid and fringe trims. Mrs. Purdon discussed and demon- strated binding on knit fabric. In group 'work they worked 'on their grments. The meeting was closed with the 4-H creed. Sleeping Beauties The sixth meeting of the Clover Valley Sleeping BeautieS was held on Tuesday, October 12, at 7.30 p.m. at Joyce Elph'ick's. We opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge. All the members answered the roll call, Karen Metzger read the minutes. of the last meeting. The next 'meeting will be on Monday, October 25 at 7.30 p.m. at Joyce. Elph s. - Discussion and demonstration was divided into three parts, namely sewing , in sleeves, hems and slipstitching and sewing on buttons.. Mrs. Hamilton demon- strated sewing in a sleeve using woven material and the plain seam. Using a knit fabric was demonstrat- ed by Mrs. ' Elphick. She also demonstrated turning up hems on a knit-fabriC. Mrs. Hamilton showed how to turn up a •hem' on woven fabric and how to slipstitch a hem. Sewing on buttons was shown by Mrs, Elphick. In group work we disctissed and voted on the topic for our skit. for Achievement Day. We also worked on our garments. We closed the meeting with the 4-H motto - "Learn to do ‘by doing". SET GOAL EnthusiasM accompliShes little unless accompanied by a certain amount of planning and hustle.- Zippy Trinettes- Sloppy Stirrers The sixth meeting of the St. Helens Sloppy •StirrerS—was held in the home of Kim COoke on October 13 at • 7.00. Gingerbread was demonstrated, by Mrs. Humphrey and Marian. Raynard assisted her. Suzanne , Kirkland and D,ebra Arnold made lemon sauce and brown sugar sauce. 'The next' meeting will be on October 27. at- Maggie MacPherson's home. '"'The. meeting—closed with the 4-H club creed. WHITECHURCH NEWS Whitechurch Water meeting was held Thursday evening, October 14 in WhiteChurch Community Mem- orial Hall with president Bill Evans Hold VVhitechurch Water Meeting I presiding. Mr. Evans welcomed all and asked the secretary, Mrs. Evelyn Gibb, 'to. read the minutes of last meeting and of the' special Board of Directors meeting. The reservoir was Cleaned out August 26-31. It was 'decided te flush the lines more often in summer. There are 3 keys for the pump house. Bill Evans and Dave Gibb each have a key and at present the third one Was unac- counted fOr. It was decided on Monday evening at 7, o'clock that Mrs. Qibson, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Laid, law, Mrs. Emerson and Dawson Craig come tc•the pump, house and be, shown by Bill Evans how to`" set the pumps up in ease of fire. All water signers are asked to put• in •their own markers for winter, at the outside shift off Valve. All bills are to be paid. It' was decided to pay the 'treasurer Mrs. Kathleen Gib- scin $15 and the secretary Mrs. Evelyn Gibb $15 for their services. There• were 8 in attendance.. Victor Emerson Moved the meeting adjourn. A President, Karen Carnpbell op- ened the meeting. All members repeated the 4-H pledge. The roll call question was. answered, which was. 2 points of information from 'a label of a cereal product. Anne Steuer read, the minutes. The record books are to be handed in by October 26. For . Achievement Day, the club has chosen the theme "Three ways with one cereal" which Will be a skit. The leaders went over the Achievement Day program. Mrs. Barry, Hackett disCussed with the girls the Canadian .Pattern for eating and Foreign type foods for Canadian meals under meal management. We made Mexican chili rolls. The leaders went over the proper way of meal planning of a day's menu.