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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-09-29, Page 199,1.916 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER it, 197k. 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Or, if you'd prefer, give them a call. • Sloppy Stirrers • , The St. Helens 4-H Club has re-organized for the fall course, the "Cereal Shelf" under the leader- ship of Mrs. Raniona Humphrey and Mrs. 'Fran McQuail. The ten members called. the .4:Sloppy Stirrers" are meeting at the members homes. Dayle MacDonald held the second meet- ing where "Dogwood and Onion Rice" were demonstrated by. Dayle MacDonald, Kim Cooke and Mar- ion Raynard. .Lounging Lassies The second meeting of the Lounging Lassies opened with our vice president, Elizabeth Black, leading us in' the 4-H pledge. There were four girls present and all answered the roll call. • The minutes of the last meeting were read by Joanne Ritchie. Betty Stanley gave the treasurer's report. We decided our club name would be Lounging Lassies. We are going to have blue covers for, our books. Everyone is to bring a design to the next meeting. Mrs. Livingston read Getting - Ready , to Cut Out , out of the member's pamphlet. Mrs. Ritchie read Altering. the ,Length of Pants and Cutting. and Marking. For group work we all , started laying on. our' patterns and some started cutting out. We closed by repeating the 4-H creed. ..ElaineWhitby Is 4-H Peosident Seven enthusiastic 4-H members comprising tlfe Lucicnow #2. 4-H Club, met on Monday, September 13. After the 4-H pledge was repeated the following executive. was ,elected: president, Elaine' Whitby; ' vice president, Ruth Alton;, secretary, all members; treasurer, Lorna Boyle; press reporter, Grace Alton. Deanna Reavie outlined the requireinents of the club, Clothes For Leistite. •June Alton discussed the different fabrics and patterns suitable for lounge wear. • The girls Spent the rest of the meeting taking their measurements and looking fot a pattern. The meeting closed with the 4-H creed. Versatility and variety are the words' that best describe the' wide range of garments that the "Seven Super Sewers' of the Lucknow #2, 4-H Club have chosen to make in this project, Clothes for Leisure. The garments range from nighties to caftans and anything in between, , some with lace and ruffles and others more tailored. The members spent the major part of the second meeting pinning, cutting, and marking their pattern pieces on their fabric. The leaders had first discussed how to properly alter patterns and then mark the important details of the pattern, such as dots, placement of trim, hems, etc. •-s• For the next meeting we are to be ready to -,sew. The second meeting was closed with the 4-H • Zippy Trinettes President' Janet Wilkins called meeting three to order and six girls repeated the - 4-H . pledge on Tuesday, September 14' at the home Of Mts. Blake Alton, Lori Hackett read the m•inutes of the second meeting and it was decided to hold the next meeting on Tuesday, SePtember 21it. Mrs. Alton •discussed catalogue of cereals. Miss Ritchie discussed cereals in many forms and helped members fill out charts on handout sheets. In group work, Miss ,Ritchie made nuts and bolts, Mrs. Alton made cherry bran squares. President Janet Wilkins called , the fourth meeting to '.order with seven girls attending• and repeating the 4-H pledge on Tuesday, .September 21it at the home of Mrs. Blake Alton. Sharon Alton read the minutes of the last meeting and it was decided to hold the next meeting on Tuesday, September 28 at 7.15. Miss Ritchie discussed many different changes of flours avail-,- able, and their differences. Mrs. Alton helped girls fill out the handOut Sheet. 'Group work followed and we made two different kinds of • muffins. Silver Lake:' 4-H The first meeting of the Silver Lake4-H club was held at the home of Mrs. M. Bannerman. The club is called Clothes for Leisure. There are 10 girls. The meeting opened with the 4-h pledge and creed. Janice Stanley was nominated as president and Denise King as vice president. Dianne Bushell and Lei-Anne Haldenby are: press reporters. We discussed the materials necessary for ' the next Meeting and took measurements. The, next meeting is at the Kinloss Community Centre. Donna Van Osch Is President The first meeting of the 4-H Kingsbridge Club .was held at the home of Mrs. Delores 'Van Osch. The name of this project is the Cereal Shelf. The leader is Mrs. Delores Van Osch with Joan Van Osch helping. We then held the election of 'officers. They are as follows: iresident, Donna Van Osch; vice president,.'..Mary Luanne' Clare; secretary, Linda Swan; treasurer, Donna Drennan. The rest of the girls will be taking turns being the press repOrter. There were 11 members present; We filled out the, roll call and answered two questions. Then Joan showed how to measure correctly, while making thp fry pan cookies. When the cookies were finished, the girls enjoyed eating them. • We closed , our meeting with the 4-H creed. The second meeting of the Kingsbridge 4-H Club was held at Joanne VanOsch's on Monday, September 20th. The meeting was opened by the president, Miss Donna VanOsch with 'the 4-H pledge. Roll call was answered by 10 girls. Each girl brought $1.00 to cover food expenses. The name we decided on is "Kernel Kuties". The next meeting is at Delores VanOsch's on Monday, September 27 at 7 p.m. We discussed what nutrients were found in grains and ways to make cooked cereal appear appetizing and look attractive. For -demonstration, Delores, cooked wheat hearts, a cereal none of the. girls had tried before. For • group work we made ,dogwoods. They were verygood. All the girls have to bring samples of grains, barley, corn, etc. to the next meeting. The meeting was closed with the 4-H motto. discussed "Using Flour". The girls answered the subject matter questions'. 'The leaders demon- strated the proper way to make muffins and added blueberries. - The girls made braw muffins and discussed charaCteristics to consist when judging muffins. 'All the girls found the muffins very tasty. Margaret MacIntyn Is President The first meeting of the Kairshea Leisure Lovers was held on. Monday, September 13 at' 4.00 p.m. The meeting opened with the election of officers and are as follows: president, Margaret Mac- Intyre; vice president, Laurie Clarke; secretary, Linda Verner; Press Reporter, Marilynne MacIn- tyre, Bonnie Clarke. Mrs. Allen showed us what 'we Would need in our sewing box. Mrs. Maclntyre outlined the re- quirements for Achievement Day. Mrs. Maclntyre also. discussed choosing clothes' for leisure. The roll call was answered by '9 members. We looked at different pieces of material that we could use. The meeting was closed with the 441 pledge. 4 • • 41.••=1.1.1••••61i0 11.1.) 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The next- meeting will be • September 28 at Mrs. Donald Hackett's at 7.00 p.m. The leaders then handed out pamphlets. The leaders had samples of different flours for the members to view, and they discussed the differ- ences. ' Mrs. Barry Hackett discussed flour, Many Kinds and . Many Uses and Mrs. Donald Hackett took up the questions and