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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-03-19, Page 17GUIDE l NEWS araque The regular meeting of the Lucknow Girl Guides was /held March 13th. Choose 'from 18" or 24" depth. -40( Drawers glide on nylon rollers. t4r Keeps those Important papers in order for yoa. LUCKNO SENTINEL CHEMICAL MEETING THURSDAY, MARCH 27th AT THE L'UCKNO'W LEGION HALL LUNCH SERVED AT 12:00 NOON - MEETING'TO FOLLOW Representatives from various chemical companies will be in attendance to answer questions. SPONSORED BY LUCKNOW DISTRICT CO-OP a ' I n. fi Zippy Trinettes Have Large Membership Make Two 4H Clubs From Group THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO YW t1 ESDAY 511It.L Dorothy Culbert Is 4H President Dungannon II 4-H club held the first meeting on MondaY, March 10 'at .the home of Mrs. Howard Culbert. Eight members answered the roll call, "Why I joined 4-H?". The election of officers was held. and Dorothy Culbert was elected president. Discussion, was on the topic, "Planning Your Wardrobe and Surveying Your Present Ward- robe". During group work they practis- ed taking each other's measure- ments. The next meeting will be, held on March 17 at Culberts. Busy Bakers The fifth meeting of the Kairshea Busy Bakers was held at the home of Mrs. Clarence Ritchie on March 17 at 9.15, The meeting was , opened with the 4-H pledge. Laurie Clarke read the minutes of the last meeting. Each girl-took part in making one of the main dishes. , Mrs. Ritchie diseussed a good loaf of bread. Mrs. Mowbray discusSed bread faults and their causes, and Make it With Bread. Sew 'N Sews The Kingsbridge 4-H club held- their 3rd meeting on March 12th at St. Joseph's Hall. They began the meeting when the girls showed what their blouse pattern and material loOked like and why they picked it.. Mrs.. EYers and Mrs. Van Osch read "Suit the Occasion" and "Wardrobe Harm- ony". - • Lucille .Frayne, Joanne Van Osch,' Mrs. Evers and Mrs. Van Osch' demonstrated how to straighten fabric ends. Later on the girls cut their patterns out and pinned them on their fabric. The next meeting is on March 12th at 7.00 p.m. in St. Joseph's hall. The leaders 'of 'the Zippy • Trirtettes called the first meeting to order and alt repeated the 4-H pledge. Since the club this year had too. many members for one club, it ,was• decided to break' into two' clubs. In Trinity I the leader is Mrs. Doug Cameron and assistant, Mrs. David Hackett. The leader for Trinity II is Mrs. Don Hackett and the assistant,. Mrs. Arnold Camp- bell'. The election of officers in Trinity II took place as follows: President, Susan Irvin; Vice President, Lori Dough Dolls The Holyrood Dough Dolls met at Mrs. Gerald Rhody's home' for their 6th meeting 'on Saturday, March 15th. Ten members and one visitor repeated the 4.H . pledge. They divided into three groups to make Swedish tea ring, Cheslea buns and Hungarian bubble ring.. The leaders advised the girls as they worked. Plans were discussed Or the 7th meeting on March 17th. Dough Punchers The last meeting of the Clover Valley Dough Punchers was held at the home of Mrs. David Elphick on Thursday, March 13th; at 7.15. The president opened the ',meeting with,the 4-H pledge. The roll call was answered by every member: Mrs. Elphick demonstrated on, how to , make Puffy Dutch Mini cakes. Mrs. Connie-van der Hoek showed how to make•Oliebollen, a dutch funny shaped roll. Kendra Elphick thanked her on behalf of all the members. , Joan OSborne .read the minutes of the, sixth meeting. Mrs. Hamilton discussed snacks and small meals. We reviewed the basic principals in 'making yeast and bread by doing a quiz. Both leaders discussed Achievement' Day plans.' The meeting closed With the 4-H creed. Everyone enjoyed eating the cakes and tolls afterwards. 9 Hackett; Press Reporter,. Leone Cranston; Secretary, Darlene Hackett; Telephone Girl, Karen Campbell. The election of officers in Trinity I took place as follows:. President, Joan Hackett; Vice: President, Sharon , Alton; Press Reporter, Mary_ Anne Alton; Secretary, Donna Hackett; Telephone, Bev Wilkins. Mrs. Cameron outlined the objectives of the-club and the club members. Mrs. Don Hackett discussed the record book and Mrs. Campbell showed what was needed for a well equipped sewing box. Achievement Day will be' on May 17 this year. The leaders discussed planning and sewing your wardrobe. . We referred •to the Personal Analysis Chart on' page twenty-two and our leaders demonstrated the proper way to measure. We then, closed the meeting. ,The Meeting , was. opened with 1.611,, call followed by horseshoe formation. It was announced that ' there will be no „guides next week, March 20th.. , There will be' volleyball practice ,Match 26th, 7.00 to 8.00 and April grid, 7.00 to. 8.00. • The girls were dismissed to their patrol corners to do badge work:, Linda Taylor passed her last tenderfoot test., Debbie. Bolt,. Kim Cooke, Terry Taylor, Janet Wilkins and Barb Hackett went to Mrs. Jack Mc- Kim's to be tested for their Home Nurse Badge. ' Campfire was led by. Lori McKim. The meeting was closed with' vespers and taps: LANGSI DE Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bridle and girls attended 'the ice capades' at Kitchener on Saturday and also visited with, Mrs. Bridle's parents. Mr.. and Mrs., Wesley YoUng of Lingside• and Mr. and WS.. Ed, Wightman of Belgrave spent Thursday in Kitchener and attend- ed the Ice. CapadeS. Beverley Bell and Lois-Hanna are spending their school holiday week in Toronto visiting with relatives. Danny Martin spent the/ week end with Marty and. Jamie Young. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bongert- man visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Urbain Blockeel of Seaforth. Mr. r and Mrs. Jim Lcivatt and family of London visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Young and family.. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Young and Beth of ' Hanover visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Young on Friday evening. Mr; and Mrs. Dave Bridle have rented their farm home to the Webster family of Teeswater. They plan to move ,there around May 1st. Mr. Webster is a teacher at Wingham High School: Two girls from this community, Mary Bthigertman and Helen Weirsma, were among' the candy- stripers who received awards at the Wingham Hospital on Monday afternoon. Congratulations girls. The Langside-Whitechurch Young Peoples held an evening of fun and gameS at BrOokside School on Saturday with a large attend; ance and reported a good time was had by all. Sunday evening the young peoples meeting was held_at Langside Church. Sharon Struthers of Lucknow spent the week end with Karen Young and Liane Young spent the week end with Cindy Struthers. SPECIAL SERVICE 8 Plans have been completed for special Centennial Services at Langside Presbyterian' Church on Sunday at 11 a.m. We are indeed fortunate to have Mrs. Sheila Kirkland from Toronto, National Co-ordinator of the Centennial Banner Committee, coming to share this service with us. The service takes the form of "A Service of Creeds" displayed through. a Festival of Banners, honouring creeds of the Christian Church. . Mrs. Kirkland will be bringing special instrumentals with her and a soloist. Thisservice has been conducted in, several. Toronto PAGE SEVENTEEN Huron Native Died At Brucelea MRS. JOHN J. EMMERTON Elizabeth Ethel Courtney, widow of John J. Etimerton of concession 2, Huron Township passed away at 'Brucelea Haven in Walkerton on Tuesday,' March 11, 1975 after an illness of two and a half months. She was:born in Huron. Township on June 6, '1891, the daughter of Harry Courtney and Olivia Nesbitt. She married John Emmerton' on June 27,1.917. They, farmed on the eighth of Huron until 1929, then Moved to the 2nd concession where 'they farmed and later retired. Mrs. Emmerton was a member of St. Lukes Anglican Church at Lurgan, and was also a member of St. Pauls Anglican Church in. Ripley while living on the eighth. She was organist in both churches during her 'lifetime and worked faithfully in the A.C.W. and Altar Guild, and was a willing worker in the community., She is survived by one son Chester; four grandchildren, Clif- ford of R. R. 1 Ripley, Betty (Mrs. Richard Powers) of Oakville, James of Walkerton, and Eleanor (Mrs. Jack Findlay) of Guelph; one great grandchild, Diane Enitnerton; two brothers Sam Courtney of Brucelea Haven and Harold Courtney of Pine River. She was predeceased by her husband in December 1973 and four brothers: Arthur, 'Edwdrd, James and Gerald. Funeral services were held from McLennan-McCreath Funeral Home in Ripley on Friday, March 14 at 2.00 p.m., Rev. J. R. King of Kincardine officiating. Pallbearers were Lloyd and Mervin Courtney, Calder and Percy Courtney, Bob Courtney and Wil- liam Ferguson. Those attending the funeral from a distance came from Toronto, Oakville, Montreal, London, Guelph and Kitchener. • area churches. It is hoped many former 'members and visitors will attend. Lunch will be served after the service. DAY BY DAY There is no use trying to change the past 7-a- just see to it you don't ruin the present by worrying about the future. FILING -CABINETS -9( Full legal size or popular letter, size the