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By Ellen JeffersonWawanosh 4-H held its fourth andfifth sewing club meetings in the Auburn Hall on Monday, Aug.27.
Upon arrival members got right to
work. Some members began to cut
out their second project, while others
continued to sew their first one. With
a good start to their projects,
members took a break to do some
book work. President Reba Jefferson
led the 4-H pledge and roll call
where members had to name a
fastener or closure used on a
garment. They listed buttons, snaps,
hook and eye, Velcro, zippers and
more.
Next they reviewed some
information from the week before
about seam finishes, straight of the
grain, stay stitching and pressing.
For the next meeting, members are
to review their books for a triviagame. Cathy provided examples ofthe samples members need toinclude in their books. They musthave a sample button and another
fastener, a hem, a dart, two finished
seams and examples of clipping,
notching and gathering.
Afterwards, the members went
outside to do an obstacle course set
up by junior leader, Kristina
Drennan. After a close competition,
members returned inside for a snack.
Then they resumed their work on
their projects. Maisy Jefferson
completed her pajama shorts and
Loretta Higgins finished her gym
bag. Members started on their
samples if they needed something to
do. The meeting ended with
members making up their own motto
for sewing. Meagan Higgins said it
best by mimicking the 4-H
motto with “Learn to sew by
sewing”.
Craft time!
Participants in the Belgrave Knox United Church Vacation Bible School enjoyed some craft
time during their daily activities. The school was held last week from Monday to Friday. (Denny
Scott photo)
NEWS
FROM BELGRAVE
4-H gets good start
The euchre party was held in Ethel
on Monday, Aug. 20. It was hosted
by Allan and Dorothy Martin.
Winners were: high, Edna
McLellan and Mary Davidson; low,
Sharon Freeman and Eleanor
Stephenson; lone hands, Helen
Dobson, Keith Turnbull, Adrian
Verstoep and John Subject; tally,
Marion Harrison, Allan Edgar, Iola
Subject, Judy Hahn and Viola
Adams; 50/50 draw, Edna McLellan
and Dorothy Martin.
The next euchre party will be held
Sept. 3 at 8 p.m.
MacLellan,
Davidson take
Euchre high spot