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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th, 1
Dungannon 4-H
DUNGANNON I
The first meeting of the Dun-
gannon I 4-H Club was held at the
home of Mrs. Dan MacInnis on
Saturday, Sqteniber9,--at-2
The leaders for the fall club are
Mrs. MacIrmis, and Miss Linda
Young. The subject is. "The 3rd
Meal",. There are 10 members.
The result of the 'election of
officrs-Atas-Ptesident_Lois_Aglams;
Vice Pres. , Peggy Young; Sec-
retary, Sharon Tigert; Treasurer,
Shelly Tigert; Press Reporter,
Virginia Chisholm. Roll call
followed by giving our name, age
and birthdate.
The next meeting at
home of Mrs. MacInnis on Thurs-
day September 44 at 7 p.m. It
was decided that-LWanesday night
would be our regular night for the
meetings then everyone filled
out the handout sheets.
The demonstration was making
pizza.
DUNGANNON II
Dungannon II 4-1:I group held
their, first meeting on Saturday,
September 9 at the home of their
leader, Mrs. Doris Culbert. Nine
members were present. Election
of-offieersItook--place_and Pres-
ident is Barb Culbert; vice-pres.
Frances Logtenberg; secretary,
Mary VanDiepen; Treas. , Nellie
VanDiepen and 'Press Reporter,
Betty Gilbert.
Members' pamphlets were
given-outan-ifale-n-6 sf-theirib- .
were shown how to keep a record
book. Assistant leader, Irene
Hasty , led a 'discussion on
"What's happening to supper?"
The leaders told how to keep a
4-day record of meals.
The new. members, Vera Van-
Die en, Lynn Anderson', and,
Dorothy Gilbert priaged prope
measuring. Frances and 'Barb
made pizza and all sampled it -
not all have learned to enjoy it!
Next meeting g Saturday , Sept-
ember 16.
Centennial. Year
For Moffat Clan
The Moffat Clan Reunion was
held on Sunday , August 27th ; in ,
the Teeswater Arena. This being
the Centennial year of the aFiv-
al.,in Canada of the Wm. Moffat
family from Scotland , it was a
very important reunion. One
hundred and ten members and
visitors, enjoyed a bountiful
dinner in spite'Cof the , rainy
day.
Those attending came from
Guelph, Warsaw , Toronto, Ham-
ilton, Burlington., London., Kitch-
ener., Sudbury, Lucknow , Tees-
water , Bervie Wingham , Kin-
cardine; Kinloss and Culross.
The Sports Committee -of Ian
Moffat, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Moffat and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
'Moffat , provided a variety of
entertainment_for everyone..
Prizes went to the oldes person,
Miss Nettie Moffat Teeswater;
lomin4 the farthest distance ,
Miss Edna Moffat ,'Sudbury;
longest—married-couple;Mr:and---
Mrs. James Ross, Toronto..
During the business session, Dr.
John Moffats, Dr. Wm. Moffats,
and Dr. Fred Moffats, all of the
Toronto area were appointed to
-the-S • • rts,Committee and to the
lunch' committee Mr. and /Mrs
Currie Moffat and Mr.' and Mrs.
Eric Evans.
The next picnic will be held in
Teeswater on Sunday, August
26th, 1973. '
Miss--Edna Moffat gave a pro-
gress re • orrowthe-History-Sook---
of the Moffats, which is to be.
rinted this year and also 'a report
On the Mid KriiiaCheck,the T;
official /plaid of the Moffat Clan.
A three layer Centennial Cake
was cut by Mrs. Bessie Steel; Mrs:
Bessie Craik and Miss Nettie Mof-
fat.
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for convenience
•
Why isn a Fall application of fertilizer so> profitable?
TOP DRESSING HAY AND PASTURE insures winter haul
ness and henstbe winter survival of the alfalfa and clover. '11
increased soil fertility level also means extra spring and sow
growth—hr -yields/more --feed-per-acrelmore-milk-per-,eow
more gain on beef. -
FALL PLOW-DOWN, another important requirement for ne
year's cash crops, Plow-down prevents 'seed burning when a large
tunount-of=fertilizer-than- is safe to apply--near-theseedris,toil
used. The fertilizer is better ;nixed in soil and where straw or cor
stocks are turned under, results in a faster decomposition.
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Head 4-H Club
The first meeting of the St.
elergs-Happy-Handic er was
held September fifth, with
nineteen girls attending. The
meeting opened With the 4-11
pledge. The leaders conducted
the election of officers. They
are as„follows: President - club
one,, Bonnie Humphrey; club two,
Verna Aitchison; secretary, Carol
Martin ,treasurer , Debbie Erring-
ton; 'press reporter, n I ifler. '
• Mrs. MacPherson led a discus-
sion with the girls, on various
weights and measures found in the
kitchen.
Some of our 4-H girls made
pizza% demon -
strated how to measure'ingred-
ients. Each girl sampled the
pizza':
' It was decided that each 4-H
me mber is- to y -$1. 00 f6r ex-
penses 'involved• in this project.'
Pamphlets were distributed, The
meeting closed with plans for
having a barbecue on September
twelfth.
Zippy Trinettes
'r-ft third meeting: of the Zippy
Trinettes was held at the home
Barb Wilkins.
President' Susan Irvin called the
meeting to order by iepeating The
pledge. The minutes of the
second meeting were read by
Llieryl HaCkett.
The next meeting willA3e held
at the home of Leone' Cranston at
Zippy Trinettes
President. Susan Irvin called the
fourth meeting to order and all
repeated the 4-H pledge. The
minutes of the third meeting were
read:by Darlene Hackett. •
The next meeting is. at Mary'
Ann Alton's home on Saturday 23
at 1.15 The leaders too u
frig three and four hand-out shee
Mrs. ljOn Hackett discussedcas
serole cookery and Mrs. D. A.
Hackett discussed quick and easy
top-,stove main courses, desserts
ande l. accompaniments for the did m
Two junior girls, Susan Irvin
girls, Elva Ritchie :2seillna'°L
oan
Hackett made a tuna and ver
table CasSerole. The-casserole
and the tossed salad were en
for lunch and each girlbrou
her own-raw --fru-itfor_.a_fruit dish,
which was used for dessert.
The leaders talked about the
four Day Meal Record and tat
listing forAchievement Day..
- Wilma liac.kett thanked.
6ansiOn for having the. meting
9.15 bri September 9. The •
leaders took up eachiirls Home
Assignments
Donna liacxett gave out
some material to put on the dol
for their. ..Li ni
Mrs.. Don iiaeketf diScusSe6:;
"The Third with fish”. l
D. A. Hackett discussed
Fish -or •
This MCCT in,: We• cooletwie
ers and beam, in a casserM
which all thc. ciils 01)0'0
Darlene liaci,ett thanked Nt
Willa's. for having this meet