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FROM BELGRAVE
By Reba JeffersonThe Wawanosh 4-H HealthFanatics held their fourth meeting on
Thursday, July 14 at 7 p.m. at the
Jeffersons’ home. Before the
meeting began, junior leader, Reba
Jefferson led the members in a game
of Catch Phrase.
President Sophie Jefferson opened
the meeting with the pledge then led
roll call which asked members when
and why it’s important to wash theirhands properly. Many membersanswered when working with food,
visiting a hospital, dealing with
animals and more. Members learned
that it is a good idea to practise
proper hand hygiene at all times.
Maisy Jefferson read the minutes
from the last meeting. Leader Mary
Ellen Foran then talked about their
involvement in the children’s games
at the Port Albert Reunion andmembers signed up to help.Mary Ellen then led the club in a
discussion about the two methods of
hand hygiene: soap and water, and
alcohol-based hand rubs. The club
talked about the proper way to wash
hands and the different kinds of
soap. As well, they went over the
proper way to apply hand rub, which
includes using a loonie-sized
amount, spreading it all over the
hand’s surface, on finger tips,
between fingers, back of hands and
thumbs. Then rub together until the
product is dry. To demonstrate the
spread of germs, Mary Ellen painted
Reba’s hand and Reba proceeded to
shake all of the members’ hands.
Even the hand of the last memberwas a bit dirty. The club then puttheir new knowledge into use.
With clean hands and hungry
stomachs the club began to cook.
The group made three recipes: taco
salad, crunchy granola and
strawberry banana smoothies. While
enjoying their creations the club
discussed the achievement program
which will include a talk from a
dietician and a visit to the North
Huron Museum to see the old
hospital equipment. Sophie closed
the meeting with the motto. The next
meeting will be on Thursday, July 21
at 6:45 p.m. at the Jeffersons’ and
members are to have their brochures
complete.
On Sunday, July 17 (Pentecost 5)
Summer Series: Songs for the
Journey continues at Knox United
Church with Rev. Tom Murray. The
quality of our leadership is directly
proportional to our discipleship.
Having examined Jesus’ mission
mandate and approach to
mission, we turn to discipleship
and leadership. Pastor Alan Hirsh
of Australia in “Forgotten Ways”
writes, “If we fall in the area
of making disciples, we should
not be surprised if we fall in
the area of leadership develop-
ment.
On Tuesday, July 26 at 2 p.m. the
community is invited to help
celebrate those over 80 at the annual
celebrative birthday party. The lower
hall will host this time of fellowship,
fun and celebration of life.
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excavator to move salt within a
dome when the excavator broke
down and a maintenance person was
called. While waiting for the
maintenance person, Nesbitt exited
the excavator and began clearing salt
from the machine, at which time the
conveyor under the dome began
moving and salt began flowing
through the grate in the dome’s floor.
Nesbitt was pulled through the grate
with the moving salt and was
asphyxiated.
As a result of this incident, the
Sifto Canada Corporation pled
guilty (as an employer) to failing to
ensure that the grate in the bottom of
the dome was guarded to prevent a
worker from being drawn in and was
assessed the $140,000 fine.
$140,000 fine handed to Sifto
4-H members wash their hands
By Linda
Campbell
Call
357-2188
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