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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1977 PAGE FOURTEEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Trinity 1
Trinity I held their third 4-H
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Charles Wilkins at 7.00 p.m. on
March 29.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Herb Wilkins at
7.00 p.m. on April 12. Carol Ritchie
read the minutes of the last
meeting. Lori Hackett read the
Home Assignment questions and
the members answered them in
turn. Mrs. Herb Wilkins discussed
"Assembling the garment";
"Grain" and stay stitching";
"Gathers" and "Seams".
Mrs. Charles Wilkins discussed
``Assembling the gar-merge'
"Darts using tailor 'Larks and
tracing paper" and "Seams".
The leaders demonstrated the
different seams and the members
made samples of these seams.
Eight Enthusiasts
Eight Enthusiasts 4-H club
opened with the 4-H pledge. Liz
Black read the minutes.
We received our covers. Nancy
Ritchie read a letter she received.
She handed out the pamphlets on
achievement day, April 7th. We
will hold our next meeting. April-
8th we are going to go to the sugar
bush at Robinson's and hold a
meeting after.
We answered a quiz. We all read
a part to do with safety in the
home. Mrs. Ritchie read, asked
questions and showed us different
poisons, caution and attention
signs. Mrs. Reavie read first aid in
emergencies.
Mrs. Reavie also read about
babysitting and child care, parents'
responsibilities and getting along
with e•hldren. 6(
: Naticy' Ritchie demonstrated
, bathing a baby. We closed with the
4-H creed.
Lounging Angels
The fifth meeting of the Dungan-
non Lounging Angels was held at
Mrs. Errington's home on March
29. After repeating the 4-H pledge,
12 members answered the roll call,
which was to suggest a topic for the
exhibit and give 5 points to
remember when setting it up. We
chose "Trim with Imagination"
and Kathy Pentland will be the
commentator. For discussion and
demonstration, the members dis-
cussed facings and bias strips, then
each person practised making them
for group work. The next meeting
will be April 12 at Mrs. Stewart's.
Happy Gals
The seventh meeting of Clover
Valley Happy Gals 4-H club was
held at the home of Karen Martyn
on Tuesday, March 29th at 7.00.
We opened the meeting with, the
4-H pledge. Gayle MacKenzie
read the minutes of the last
meeting: The next meeting will be
held at the home of Joyce Elphick
on April 11 at 9.15.
The commentators for achieve-
ment day are Karen Metzger and
Joan Osborne. We closed the
meeting with the 4-H creed.
Trinity 2
Trinity 2 held their third 4-H
meeting at the home of Donna
Hackett on March 29th at 7.00 p.m.
We opened the meeting by
repeating the 4-H pledge. Our roll
call "Give one point to remember
when cutting or marking the
fabric" was answered by 7
members. Cheryl Hackett discus-
sed "Grain and Staystitching" and
"Gathers". Mrs. Campbell dem-
onstrated "Seams and Sleep-
wear". Each girl participated in
sewing seams. Our next meeting
will be held at the home of Barbara
Hackett on April 5th at 7.00 noon. •
Two New ,
Secondary
School Principals
In Brine
New principalship appointments
have' been made for two Bruce
County Secondary Schools. -
William Setterington, who retir-
es in June as principal of the
Walkerton District Secondary
School, will be succeeded by J. R.
Marshall who is in his fourth year
as principal of the 900-student
North Lambton Secondary School
in Forest. Prior to his appointment
as a principal in Lambton County,
Mr. Marshall had been Head of .
Science in a secondary school in
Hamilton and had served as a
vice-principal in Port Credit and in
Mississauga. In addition 'to his
teaching experience he has been
employed as a Geophysicist with
Pan-American Petroleum. He is •
married to the former Sheila
MacKay of Kincardine. The
Marshalls have four children
• ranging in age from 4 - 17.
The Wiarton District High.School
will have as its principal Paul Cole
who for the past nine years has
been principal of the Bruce
Peninsula District School in Lion's
Head. Mr. Cole will replace
Douglas Nickel who retires in June.
While .principal at Lion's Head,
Mr. Cole played a major role in
developing new programs and a
new organization for the school
when it changed from a small high
school to a combined elementary-
secondary school with students
from Grade 5 to Grade 13. Mr. Cole
previously served on the staffs of
high schools in Chesley, Windsor,
Atikokan and Oakville. He is a past
president and director of the Lion's
Head Bruce Trail Club and is a
cornier member of the Canadian
Power Squadron.
During Mr. Nickel's illness in
1974, Mr. Cole, in addition to his
duties at Lion's Head, served as
acting principal of the Wiarton
District High. Schools for two
months.
Sleepyheads
Second meeting of the St. Helens
4-H Sleepyheads was held at the
hall on March 28. We opened with
the' pledge and all the ,
members showed their pattern,
material and trim and told the fibre
content for roll call. The leaders
showed how to alter a pattern.
Plans for Achievement Day were
discussed. The club welcomed ..
Dawn Brown, a new member. We
closed with the 4-H creed.
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