The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-10-23, Page 13ESoAY, OCTOBER 23, 1974
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Cly NEWS
ppy Hostesses
Gbh meeting of the Dun -
1411 Happy Hostesses was
@October lb at 7 p.m. at the
of Mrs. Young. The 4-H
was repeated, followed by,.
's report. This week's
, press reporter is Elaine
During roll call,' the
file material was exchan-
g business the colour of
curets, colour of lettering and
pictures aceto lie arranged
corer, were decided.
is to bring ideas for our
ent Day -skit.
main discussion was on
g at a party. Each
took part in the reading of
material. The demon-
was of a Christmas 'table
limade by Mrs. Young from
ilk at hand.
group work was the planning
costume Party to be held on
heath meeting. Each mem-
!, to send an invitation to a
*y will bring to this party.
lumbers decided who was to
.the table centre, name
t,games and lunch.
treat meeting will be held on
113, at 7 p.m. at the •home
S !Wanes.
Eager
Entertainers
The. seventh meeting of the
Kairshea Eager Entertainers was
held at Mrs. Haldenby's home on
Tuesday, October 15 after school.
• We opened with the pledge. • The
secretary called the roll and read
the minutes..
The next Meeting is to be a work
meeting held at Mrs. MacIntyre's'
home on Monday, October 21 after.
school. Debbie Allan is going to be
the speaker for our exhibit. Mrs.
Haldenby discussed "Hospitality
in the Club"...
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Eager
Entertainers
The sixth meeting of the Luck-
now No. 2 Eager Entertainers was
held in the Lucknow : School on
October 16. The meeting was
opened with the 4-H , Pledge. The
minutes of the last meeting were
read by Elaine. Whitby.. The roll
call "An idea for an original party
game" was answered by sixgirls
and one leader.
The meeting was turned over to
Mrs. Bill Bolt who led a discussion
about party foods. Cupcakes which
had previously been prepared by
the leaders, were decorated by the.
girls. The Club Party, which is to
be held October 26, was discussed.
The girls then ate the cupcakes
along with a punch Mrs. Bolt had
made. The meeting was closed
with the 4-H Creed.
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Servettes
WHITECHURCH NEWS °
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Whit c
e rch Servette 4-H club,
met at the .home of Donna Whytock
on Tuesday evening.
The president Lori Purdon open-
ed the meeting with the 4-H.
pledge. The roll call was answered
by 11 girls Is giving
Party YIdeas.
Colleen Adams read the minut-
es.. The next meeting will be at
Kathy and Lori Purdons on October
15 at 7 o'clock. The discussion
centred, on The Party.
Mrs. Elliott discussed party
themes, invitations, replies, dec-
orations and entertaining. The
demonstration was a flower ar-
rangement for a table centre for a
special occasion Thanksgiving, by
Mrs. Purdon. Plans were made by
the members for the Club Party.
Home assignment was plan. a
party with a special theme and
include invitation, decoration and
entertainment. Work on ' the rec-
ord books and reference file.
The meeting closed with the
repeating of 4=H Creed.
.Whitechurch Servettes held
meeting six on October 15 at the
home of the leader Mrs. Purdon.
President Lori Purdon opened the
meeting with repeating 4-H pled -
The roll was called and answered
by 11 girls with an original party
game. The next meeting is to be
held at leader Mrs. Elliott's home
at 2 pan. October 19. The minutes.
were read by Karen Purdon,.
Mrs. Purdon discussed service of
food. Mrs. Elliott discussed
suggested menus. The leaders
then .decorated cup. 'cakes. Janet
Adams and Kathy Purdon made
pizza. The girls made the; centre
piece land set the table.
Lunch was enjoyed. The meet-
ing closed with, the 4-H creed.
Meeting 4 "of Whitechurch Serv-
ettes was held on Saturday,
October 19 at 2 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. Elliott. Lori Purdon president
opened 'the meeting 'with the 4-H
pledge. .
The roll call was answered by 12
telling one thing they liked, in a
guest room where they stayed. The
next meeting will be .held .Tuesday.
October 29 gt 7 p.m. at the home of
Rhonda Gibson. The. minutes were
read by Kathy 'Purdon.
Ideas for Book Covers and plans
for the party on November 11 for
mothers and officers of Women's
Institute to be held in Whitechurch
Community Hall were made.
Mrs. Archie Purdon discussed
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informal tea and service and Mrs.
Elliott discussed formal tea. , Pians
were made for Achievement Day,
December 7. Wendy Kay is to be
the commentator.
The meeting closed with repeat-
ing the 4-H creed.
because the roughage portion of the ration dictates
the combination of essential minerals needed.' All
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high legume forage, to balance the high calcium, low phosphorus.
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Handy Hostesses
Meetings five and six of , the
Holyrood club were held on Thurs-
day.: October 17, at Tammara and
Michelle Hodgins' house. The
meetings were opened with the
pledge and twelve members ans-
wered the roll calls.
Mrs. Rhody and Mrs. Hedley led
discussions on party themes and
decorations and foods suitable for
different types of parties. After
discussing the decoration of . cup-
cakes each girl experimented with
the new ideas learned.
The next meeting is on Wednes-
day. October 23 . at Fawthrop's
house.
Party Pais
The seventh meeting of the
Clover Valley Party Pals was • held
on Tuesday. October 15th at the
home of Joyce. Osborne at 7.15.
The president opened the meeting
with the 4-H pledge followed by the
roll call.
The minutes of thelast meeting,
were read by Joan Osborne and we
also had a treasurer's report. The
Club Party is being held on
Monday, October 21st at the home
of. Lynn Elphick at 7.00 p.m.
Both leaders led in discussion of
hospitality in the club. Mrs.
Elphick discussed courtesies at
club meetings. Mrs. Hamilton
discussed etiquette at' banquets
and dinners. and etiquette for
many occasions. For group work
each girl wrote an invitation for the
club party.
Themeeting closed with the 4-H
creed. The hostess served a lovely
lunch of squares, cookies and juice.
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