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WE.DN:ESDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 1971
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Hi Steppers
W i'i IT E.CH.0 RCN- NEWS-
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Whitechurch 4-H Club held
their --3rd -tweeting •on : 'aday ,
at the home of :assistant leader
Mrs. Wallace” Conn.
The president Kathy Wybenga
opened the meeting with the 4 -H -
pledge. repeated in unison. The
roll call wa•s answered •by 5 inerti d
bers telling of an interesting'
place they visited and giving a
suggested Club name. The name
chosen . was Whitechurch Hi
Steppers. The leader Mrs Gaunt
passed outpamphlets on. Keep-
ing. Fit Physically. ' In group work
all worked on the Craft samples.
All took•part in the muscle; exer-
,cises. Plans were made' fora
Weiner 'roast,'
The next meeting. will be Oct -
he hom
cthe::hor e,.o"f Mrs. Joh-rr-
Gaunt: • The roll'cali•'to be
answered:by "Do:You Have A'
First Aid Kit and where do; you
keep itV The next meetingis
on October 23. at the Community.
H URCH
hulls 13.A:•
aid.: We closed the meeting •
with the A• -H Creed
The Fiddle Strings
The third meeting of Lucknow
No.: 3 was : held on September
28 , 1071•. .The vice-president
Judy.Condy-conducted the business'
:due to the absence of the preside":
ent,
We talked .bout nature nd
, a.
about personal health. We' were
asked to fill out a page in our:
member's pamphlets.
The. members each did: a• sample
of huck or swedisi weaving for
their record books.' They were
required to do 10 lines. The girls
all enjoyed this new craft.
Suhday
10th .
l
Schoo
y
Worship
.h Group/.
sgiving-Se
nited Ch'ur`ch:
dendahl.
Low Minister -
Lovers 4=ti Club was held at Mrs.
un 0"o ri s. on :Ociobe•r 2 at -a:
9.00
:The meeting was opened with.
•tie p e•ge ollowed by'the
rilinutes•of the last meetfhg• read
by Cathy Treleaven..
:We, discussed an' interest ng
place we could go. for field, trip
lis. 'Alex Purves from St '
•
'Helens Ca. e
On October 2, •the Silver Lake
Happy Healthy Handy 'Crafters.
t1�1 e%r-.fonrtfr-lire'etin g Th:e-
Topics of th:e meeting: were 'burns'.
.and first aid kits. .
We, discussed achieV.en-ienr day 11 `
and our book covers: We also
did exercises."1141f way through:
It -was a very interesting meeting_.
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self ,o r giying
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on November' t .
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W. Girls On'
ike And pjcni.c
WH IT ECH URCII NE WS
On Wednesday the High School
pupils enjoyed ,a holiday when
their teacher
tion.• 1-iere the 4-1.1 girls Janine.
Purdon , " Ruth Elliott, Wendy ,
.England; Kathy Putdon,,Kathy
Wybenga; and their leaders Mrs.
John -Ga unt, and. Mrs. Wallace.
Conn' e.n'o ed. a hike th
PAGE ELEVEN.
Tail Blazers
4n Nature Hike
The Kairshea Trail -Blazers met
Saturday,•October 2 at the Kair-
shed, Hall at 1.Q0 p, m . From
there two cars took the club to In
verhuron• Park where we• wandered
along the Nature Trail,
The Trail 'wound .through the'
bush.alongside'a river. We gath-
eted severalTunds of. leaves and• r,
other ' tants •which wewill••
mount in .our books.
After our hike along the Trail,
we gathered: in a circle and held
..our fifth'tneeting. Mrs. Young
discussed care of the -teeth feet,
arid hair. Mrs.. Burt talked about ,
skin, its function and care, and
about the eyes.'
We decided to..have a skit for
Achieverrient Day-.-a-nd -we are -to-
bring our ideas,to the next.meet-
ing. It will be held. at Mrs
Burt's on- Saturday -morning' Oct
ober 16. The 'meeting 'ended
with the - 4-H Pledge:,
.. . ,ve : -o-t a ;-.eac tiv ere.-' :.
Ruth Graham and Mary MacKiri-
non, with the assistanceof the.
rest .of us; built a 'log cabin'
style fire. We then attern:pted•to•
cook hamburgers. .Along with•.
' Purdon's bush on: the River side-
Vhere they gathered leaves.;;
twigs.•and' flowers.
Dairy Queens.. On' Sunday, afternoon the same
The fourth rme.etirng of the. Dun- ,
.annon .Dairy Queens .was held .at
he home of:Linda, Young-.
We opened .with' the .4-H pledge:
and Lois' Adams read .the •secret
>ari trepiYt. lathy ere t en
gave the treasurer's report, Ore
yellow coyers were passed out
and,some got the,silyer"letters to
put on., ,There'. was onemnember
absent. Discussion°was based on .,
;Milk and People.. '
Demonstration was how to: make
•butterscotch fudge For lunch we
ate the.fudge•which'turned:;out to
be'.ext
ellent.
The' next meeting.,wi'l1 be at
the home of;Cathy .Culbert•on Fri -
•day October 8 at
Zippy :Trinettes
The ' fourth meeting of the.'
Zippy Trinettes was.held,Octob
a grape
drink as we i ai roa r Pt_rI_marsh
mallows,;cookies, and to,top it
'Off, an, apple:. •
,•
;group of 4-H. girls: with Lori Pur-
don. -and; leader: Mrs. .John. Gaunt•
lenjoyed a picnic. at •th.e•10th
:Bridge. The weather being ideal
summer weather the girls enjoy -.
:ed swimming and.concluded their
ou ting-w-itha, w-einer-roast - .
We burned..our garbage and put
our, fire out with sand. A tired ,,
but happy group of-gitli returned
home about seven o'clock.
;Thanks to Mary and Ruth for 'or-.
ganizing; the hike' and .'to Mrs.
Marra-yLfor-•-ta n • a car. ,
SENIOR PUPILS OF LUCKNOW AND
M..;. DDISTRICT PUBLIC SCHOOL
4. Q0 p, m. 'The president; .Dar-
lene ,Hackett"opened ;the me'eting
_h
with.te 4-I1, pledge._ .:`Joan_tiack
et -tit -cad the roil utes. of last meet-
ing., The.next meeting will .be
Saturday , •October• 1G• at 1.:15 p. m.
at Elva, Ritchie'•s,home. •,• ' •
Rosalea Hackett. outlined her
"day as a 4-11' delegate at' London.
Fair, 1Friday, September 17th.
Mrs; Donald Ilackett discussed
.. '.• .. T; ' oo.s
and I\•iilk•for'.ev:ery,a°ge and in
conte''. MTS.' David.Hackett dis-
cussed "Dairy foods in diets and:
-dips and-toppinl;s--arrdxtras",``
For lunch we prepared salmon
dip and made topping for a butter'
scotch pie by.whipping skit milk
powder., Firs: David Hackett had
Made cheese crisps.earlier which_.
:we enjoyed at the meeting, for ,
Inneh unci kits. Donald' llackett -
made a h"1rttorScot•Ch pie; t� serve
the *whipped s7.a.nl nril'k,powder
,on for`1unc1'i,. The•salilon dip—
was "eaten along with chips. •
,
t,trs, David llacl�ett.closed,
the meeting with•tliis''saying;
'When whipping, t'rcain to keep ii
from splattering j.cut a hole in.
w�rx paper 11Ytc1 fit it on to your
boa=tel. • , .. .
'WILL .BE' CANVASSING LUCKNOW;•AND AREA
I,N SUPPORT Of: THE
CANADIAN, NATIONAL INSTITUTE
• FOR. THE •BLIND:
The smiling .young Harp pie � ud here
� hail her • • sight
through •a corneal transplant. on to the.
ChfIB annual appeal, ridty underway, ,Will help coiitiliue the 'work
1 of the Eye Bank of Canada and °ther prevention of blindness
programs:. .