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DRAFTY KIDS
BY KAREN MacPHEE
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We held our nature hike on
October19 starting at Mrs.
Hoernig's place. We went ,back.
through the bush, where we
came to the river, upstream a
little from . Mr. MacClaren's.
After a while, we proceeded to
continue up the hill to Stewart's
bush. Although we were rather
noisy some of us detected a few
phickadees chirping.,
At .Mrs. Hoernigs's we all
enjoyed a Weiner and
marshmallow roast and chit chat
afterwards. '
MEETING FOUR
We held our fourth' meeting
on October 26 at Carlow Hall
with the pledge, Jean Rutledge
read the minutes of the last
meeting. The Roll Call: Do you
presently have a first-aid kit and
where is it kept`? was answered
by all members.
We have decided to call
ourselves Tiger Dunlop Krafty
Kids 1 which was suggested by
Cathy MacPhee. A cover is to be
handed in by" all members next
week.
The 4-H members have been
invited to attend a flim on
`Drugs' which will be shown on
Wednesday night by the
Institute ladies with Police Chief
Minshall commentating.
We then discussed different
methods of fust -aid and what to
do if an accident occurred and
you were present.
On ;the sixth meeting we have
invited Miss Hunt our Home
Economist to attend. We hope
to go to Colborne, Central
School where we will do some.
exercises and maybe' a game of
'volleyball afterwards. -
gathy MacPhee then closed
with the creed.
MEETING 5
• We opened with the pledge on
November 2 at Carlow Hall. The
Roll Call: The ' name and
outstanding accomplishment of
the per§on whom you have
written about was answered by
most: We chose our' cover (a
rabbit) drawn by Nancy
Brindley.members were
pren t.
The film on `Drugs' was
attended by most. It was
thoroughly enjoyed by all.
4-H hike
This meeting we discussed
treating burns. After this was
completed, Mrs. Hoernig
demonstrated "Artificial
Respiration" with Cathy
MacPhee as victim: We then
chose a partner and attempted
artificial respiration.
- We then worked bn our crafts
and notes.
Judy Taylor closed with„ the
creed.
TIGER DUNLOP 11
BY KAREN TAYLOR
The third meeting,of the -Tiger
Dunlop 11 •1-H club was held on
October 5 at Carlow Hall.
The meeting was opened with .•
•the pledge.- The ,roll call, "An
Interesting .Place 1 have visited,"
was answered by the members.
Marj. Taylorread the minutes
of the last meeting. Norririe
Brindley read the treasurer's
report.
The leaders discussed "The
Physically Fit Person".
It was decided to join Tiger
Dunlop 1' for the hike on
October 19. We were to meet at
. Wendy Hoernig's place aid
follow along the Maitland River.
After the hike a Weiner roast
was planned.
The rest of the meeting was
spent on their crafts.
Karen Taylor, closed the
meeting with the reading of the
creed.
`fire fourth meeting of the
Tiger Dunlop II ' -1-H club was
held October 26 at Carlow Hall.
The meeti'rig was opened with
the pledge. The roll call "Do you
presently Have a°First Aid Kit;•if
so, where is it kept?" was
answered by • the present
members.
Judy Mathews read the
minutes of .the last meeting: The
treasures 'report was given by
Norrine Brindley.
Sharon Sillib suggested to call
our club "Tiger Dunlop
Benmillers". All the members
.were in• favour.
Karen Taylor discussed First
Aid in the Home. Use of a First
Aid Kit was demonstrated by
Nancy Fisher and Karen Taylor.
We decided to have Miss Hunt
visit us on our sixth meeting.
The rest of the meeting was
spent on,our crafts.
Sharon Sillib closed the
meeting with the reading of the
creed.
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Holmesville 4-H
club discuss
safety
The seventh meeting of the
Holmesville Cluhs was held
November 2.
We opened with the pledge.
Sandra Wise, led, us in two
exercises. Roll Call was "An
Otiginal Safety Slogan". The
minutes of last meeting were
read by Marilypne Wise.
We decided to have° a traffic
safety officer come to our next
meeting, on November 16.
We are to report which night
suits us to have a bowling party.
A discussion on Safety in the
Home, Sitting Safely, Safety
Away from Horne, and
Continuing plans for
Achievement Day followed. We
then had a display of the Crafts
of members.
The Group Work consisted of
the completion of the "Check
List for Safety in Your Home".
oat
successful
A very se*ft Youth
Seminar was held en November
1 from ° 2-8 p.m. in 'the
Kingsbridge school auditorium.
Approximately 75 teenagers
were • in ' attendance, from
Wingham, Goderich and
Kingsbridge area.
Commencing with registration
at 2 p.m., several topics suets as:
mix4d marriages, abPrtiolas,
separate and public aehoo ,
Catholic churches versus •fir,
and what we like in a good
family, friend, teacher, religion
and community, were diramei
with Clare Wilhelm from
Kitchener as the seminar leader.
Where„ were three priests
present to give their views and
opinions .on these topics. They
were Father Hughes from
Stratford, Father 1),6600ney,
Wingham, Father Cameo,
Kingsbridge. '
At 5:30 a folk mass was
celebrated by Father Cassino
and Father Hughes gave the
sermon.
After the mass, it buffet style
supper was served and a soul
hour followed during which a
film was shown.
St. George's ACW to hold
annual meeting Nov..
The October meeting, of St.
George's A. C. W. was called to
order by the President, Mrs. C.
F. Sale.* •
• An opening hymn was sung
and the secretary and treasurer's
reports were read and approved.
Correspondence was read by
Mrs. Mildred Simpson. '
Mrs. Sale announced that the
Annual meeting would be held
on November 17 and a new slate
of officers would be presented
by the nominating committee,
composed of chairmay Grace
Patterson, and Marg. Stewart
and Sheila' Sully.
• Church calendars are available
and Mrs. V. White is taking
orders for the "Living Message”
at 51.50 per year.
Help was requested from. the
choir president to check chair
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gowns for laundering arid
upkeep, and to dress junior
meinbers before services. Mrs.
Lina Cochrane volunteered for
this duty. l o
Members were reminded of
the fowl supper November;12' at
which two sittings of 150 will be
served.
Acting upon motions from
the floor, money .yeas allotted to
St. Monica's House for Unwed
Mothers in Waterloo and to the
Mural Restoratign Fund of St,
George's C;iurch, as well as an
extra cheque to the Diocesan
treasurer to be used as needed
for mission work.
Work groups were held
following the business and a
tasty lunch was served. •
•
The weekly dance Was held in
the auditorium Monday October
26, with Miss Della Peart at the
piano and Mrs. Mary Taylor on
the mouth organ. Miller Adams,
Norman Speirs and John
Leeming .played violins 'with
Jerry Collins on minlriTg,„and
John Newcombe calling off.
Waltzes seemed to be the
favourite dance with a couple of
square dances, the heel and toe
Thka and two steps mixed in.
ey also had the ones who
could not participate. A most
,,enjoyable time was lied by all
Kingsbridge
Mrs.' Joe Van Osch was
hostess to a Tupperware party at.
her home last Wednesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin and
,Minfan.t . son of Hamilton visited
with their relatives over the
weekend.•
Joe Austin visited relatives in
Talento over the weekend.
Jirn Sennett was home on
leave from his . boat on the
weekend.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Clem Steffler on the arrival
of a son at the Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich • last,
- Wednesday.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. ' )Ron' Durnin (Audrey
Austin) on the arrival of a baby
girl at the Goderich Hospital last
Friday.
Frank Doherty was admitted.
to the Goderich Hospital during
the week after injuring his back
at work.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sheardown
of London were , weekend
visitors with Mr. and WIr.
Ormond Hefferman.
GODERiCH
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Mr. and Mrs. Will Snyder have
returned from a trip to
Vancouver: They also visited Mr,
and Mrs. Emerie Snyder in
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.
and they look forward to next
week. -
The sing -song . and tea
provided by the R-C.A.F; ladies
and Kinettes was held in the
Auditorium on Wednesday
afternoon- October 28, With Miss
Youmatoff • on the. piano with .
song leader Mrs. Line assisted
by the Huronview or'ehestra.
The regular Family Night
program held each Thursday
evening ' in the, auditorium
consisted of Mary Lee James
M.C. and Song„ Bader, Gordon
Rumbey guitar and ,mouth
organ, Don Duppel guitar with
Mrs. James leading a very lively
sing song. Mrs. Harrison and Mrs.
Lindsay, Goderich sang several
numbers accompanied by
Marlene Forbes, Clinton, ,at the
piano.
A Hallowe'en party was held
on Friday afternoon with several
residents and staff in costume,
Bonnie Stewart and Lynnda
Collins were in charge of the
programQ The residents were
treated to apples and Bandy
following the programme.
The residents : are looking
forward to films "Alace to
stand", and "Canadian lowboy"
--'on Thursday night Nov. 5, from
7 to 8 p.m.
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