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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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TOPS CLUB
The Tops Pledge was repeated
to open the weekly meeting of
the Tops Club on May 9. . Roll •
call showed a .loss of 13 1/2 lbs.
Mayme Wilkins led in a sing song.
Queen of the Week was Rosalene
Barger and, she received the that
basket and drew •Karla's•name for
the draw.
Jane°Treleaven suggested that
our executive try to go to Recog-
nition Day in June.
Wilma Clark read a poem
about 3 missing people made
of our •:fat and read an article
called "The Thinking Woman's'.
Diet". It statedthat all dieters
should make sure they eat the
right kinds of food. Each day's
meals should provide the proper
requirement of nutrition elements
such as thiamine riboflavin, nia-
cin;and ascorbic acid.
The,five essential food groups
are milk; fruit; vegetables; bread
and cereals; meat, fish, eggs,
poultry and cheese.
The evening was concluded
with exercise conducted by Marian
na Porter. '
Zippy Trinettes
The eighth meeting of the
Zippy Trinettes was held Saturday
May --12 at 1:15 in Trinity Church
basement.
The meeting opened with the
4-H pledge led by the president
Mary Anne Alton. The roll call
was answered bythe members•.
Donna. Hackett read the minutes
of the .last meeting.
Achievement Day plans were
discussed., Joan Hackett will be
commentator for our dress review.
For the exhibit, which is Knacks
for Necklines, each senior girl
will make a neckline sample.
The hand out notes for meeting'
six were checked.
Mrs. Don Hackett discussed
knowing knits and fibres for knits
as a review. Mrs. D. A: Hackett
discussed dress reviews, and.
evaluating our garments., also
judging sewing techniques.
Cheryl Hackett closed with
"Consider your own figure when
selecting your fabric".
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Happy
Handicrafters
The seventh meeting of the
St. Helens Happy Handi-Crafters
was held in•the St. Helens. Hall
on May 7. The meeting opened
with the 4-1-1 Pledge. We had
the minutts of the last meeting
and the treasurer's report. Next
meeting is Tuesday. May IS. A
work meeting is to be held Wed-
nesday, May 9. We discussed our
Exhibit for Achievement
Day "Necklines". We also discus.
sed Hems and Hem finished. The
rest of the 'meeting was spent with
each girl working on her own
garment. The meeting closed
with the 4-H Creed.
The, work meeting was held
May 9. Several'girls attended/,.
working on their own garments
and samples with which they
needed help.
Nifty Knits
The eighth meeting of the
Dungannon I, 4-H club was held
on May 11 at 7.00 p.m at Youngs.
The meeting was opened with the.
4-H pledge. The roll call, "One
technique we have learned as a
result of working with knits", was
answered. . '
Kathy Pentland read the sec-
retary's
report.. We are to have
our books and garments complet-
ed , and handed in to our leaders
on May 28. We are to have a
meeting with the other two
clubs this week to make plans
for our. Fashion Shd\w at Achieve-
ment Day.. °Kathy Pentland will 0
be the commentator for the
,Fashion Show. The program for ..
Achievement Day was outlined by
Mrs. Maclnnis'and Miss Young.
The meeting • was adjourned and
lunch was served.
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KINGSBRIDGE
Mrs. John Howard and Mrs.
John Austin attended the 53rd
Annual London Dioscesan Catholic
Women's Lague -Convention at
St. Joseph's Parish Hall, Chatham
on Tuesday and Wednesday of this
past week. '
Mr. and Mrs. John Sheardown
spent the week end in London and
attended Anne's class reunion of
London Teachers' College. on
Saturday.
Kathy Hogan has commenced
work for the summer months at a
Shakesperean Festival restaurant
in' Stratford'. •
Mr..and Mrs. Pete •Murray of
Detroit have been spending the
past few weeks with Mrs. Murray's
brother, John. O'Connor..
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Becker of
Mildrnay spent the week end with
their daughter Mrs. Pete Van
Osch, Mr. Van Osch and family.
Ad Miltenburg, son of Mr; and
Mrs. John Miltenburg has com-
pleted his 3rd year of studies as
a veterinarian at the University
of Guelph and has secured
ployment in Saskatoon, S
chewan,
Fay Hogan, daughter of
and ` Mrs . Cob Hogan and a
nate of Brescia Hall, to
has begun: work this past w
Victoria Hospital, Landon
Dietician.
MOTHERS ARE HONOU
The Kingsbridge Youth
served a "noon brunch" is
'church hall after Massa
to the, parishioners and th
flies, with the mothersas
of honourbeing it wash
Day.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Mc
and boys of Agincourt see
week end with Mrs,1NcCI
Mother , Mrs. Marie Aust
Congratulations to Mr.
Paul Eedy on the arrh at a
baby son on May
ton Public Hospital.
Mrs; Jae O'Keefe has
supply teaching in the a
Mrs. Eedy.