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Area 4-HgroUps
hold meetings
A number of 4-11 members received awards for six completed projects during the 4-H
achievement night Wednesday. They are, back row, left to right, Lisa Smith, Dungannon 1;
Laurie Hayden, Port Albert; Wendy Westecott, Port Albert; Wendy Miltenburg, Port Albert
and Debbie Rintoul, St. Helen's. Front row, Nancy Hunter, Trinity; Donna Scott,
Kingsbridge and Agnes Van Osch, Kingsbridge. (Photo by Alan Rivett )
The Huron county 4-11 clubs held their annual achievement night at Brookside School on
Wednesday evening. Winning awards for 12 completed projects were, left to right, Donna
Gregory. Dungannon 1: Andrea Smith, Dungannon 1; Debbie Raynard, Trinity and.Glenyce
)V1c('linehey, burn 2. ( Photo by Alan Rivett)
Anglican children to hold
festival at three locations
('lose to. 3.000 Anglican children are ex-
pected to join in the fun of their annual
Child,ren's Festival at three locations in the
Diocese of Huron on Saturday, June 1.
S'oungstfn from five to 12 years of age,
along with their teen and adult leaders, will
come frail parishes all over the Diocese to
staging -areas near St. Paul's Cathedral,
London; St, George's Church, Owen Sound;
and Our Lady of 11t. Carmel Church, ` d-
sor. •
Each group., carrying e•hurcl, banners and
shcphet lecl by. its. Bishop - in London,
Bishop 1)r•rw'yn Junes: Owen Sound, Bishop
Morse Robinson: .Windsor. Bishop Robert
Townshend - rn hiVeprscoparl vestments and
RII-STI IflAY CLUR
Ili: My name k Sean Jerry and 1 will he
four on May 22. 1 had an early birthday par-
tr ith �«,► 4fwn& 44w M u da -'ti, 4That was
my t'nr•le Gerry's birthdayi. •
Bye for now
Sean
carrying his staff, will parade to the
Festival site, some accompanied by mar-
ching bands and clowns.
A worship service at 11:00 a.m., specially
designed for children, will .be followed by a
lunch of hotdogs and juice, and an afternoon
rotating program of games, crafts, drama
and songs.•
"The Festival allows the children 'to feel a
part of the wider community of the Church,
gives them an opportunity to meet one of our
Bishops, and to enjoy themselves - all in
Christ's Name," said Rev. George Ferris,
Festrv-al--Co-oFdinator -and Huron's -Nurture --
Division chairman
Dear Captain t ()met:
Hi! My name is Jana Young and 1 would
like to join your birthday club. I was one
year old on Tuesday, May 14.
I live at R.R. 2 Goderic•h with my mom
and dad ( Heather and Ron ). On Sunday 1
ant having a hirthday party:
Bye for now.
1,0ve..lana
The organizational meeting of the 441
Poultry Club was held at the home of Tracey
Tyler.
The club elected its executive for the year
which includes; president, Steef Blom; vice-
president, Tracey Tyler; secretary, Henk
Blom; reporter, Mary Daw and junior
leader, Steef Blom.
Leader William Jardine discussed com-
mercial eggs and the group judged three
flats. Co -leader Mary Daw discussed
breeding records and showed different
generations in birds.
The Port Albert 4-H club met at the home
of Tracy Black May 6 and 11 members
repeated the pledge.
Leaders Donna Hayden and Helena
Young discussed garden pesticides, hitchik-
ing,&ow blowers and safety measures to be
exercised outside the house. The group -also
learned about gasoline storage on the farm
and power take -off shafts. The group met
again May 20.
4®H members
and leaders
recognized for
accomphshrent
At recent 4-H Actionwear Achievement
Nights held throughout the county a number
of members were recognized for their 4-H
accomplishments.
Congratulations are extended to the
following people who successfully com-
pleted 24 projects: Dianne Oldfield,
Egmondville; Janice Faust, Gorrie; Kathy
Pentland, Gorrie; Debora Smith, Gorrie;
and Shirley Baker, Cranbrook.
These members have put a lot of time, ef-
fort and imagination into their project books
and each individual project. The skills and
knowledge gained from the 4-H program
will inevitably be used throughout the
future.
Also receiving recognition were: Denise
Brand, Holmesville 2; Sharon Thiel, Zurich;
Marilyn Baarda, Hurondale 4; and Donna
Johnston, Bluevale 3for completing 18 pro-
jects.
County wide there were 25 4-H'ers receiv-
ing the 12 projects award and 46 members
earned their six projects award. Every
member who completed the Actionwear
project is congratulated for a job well done.
The Londesboro 1 leader, Mary Buffinga,
was acknowledged for being a volunteer 4-11
leader for 10 years. She was greeted with a
resounding thanks from 4-H members and
their parents. The Ministry of Agriculture
and Food extends a sincere thank you to
Mary for sharing her time and knowledge
with the local youth so they can have the op-
po,rtunity to learn both practical and life
• skills.
There were 16 leaders who have been in-
volved with the 4-H program for five years.
They have been setting a very positive and
supportive environment in which the
----me-nber-s k -an -enjoyably. "Learn io.do_byDo-
ing"
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