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SEAGRAVE 1-11 MEETING 2-The second| meeting was held October Ist in the Seagrave Church. We began the meeting with the 4-H Pledge and thén had a collection of $}. 65 bringing *. the balance to. $5.49. We elected the exhibit commit- tee and "the results were Karen O'Reilly, Karen Carr 'and Donna Wallace. The minutes of meeting 1 were read by Diane Barr. We _ discussed eolours and styles and how to make a pattern, and traced a pattern onto the smaplers and then proceed- 'ed to do the backstitch. We closed the meeting with the 4-H Motto. MEETING 3-The third meeting was held on October 8th, at 7:00 p.m. in the Seagrave Church. The meet- Commends Mayor's hospitality gesture Dear Sir: I would like to comment on Mayor Malcolm's entertain- ing of the Rhodesian plough- men and say 'Bravo' Mayor Malcolm for doing so, and actually 'looking happy (as far as can be seen from your photo) about it. With the current latent racist feelings towards non-white immi- grants in Canada....there's nodoubt about it, he made the right move politically! Just sign me "Miss Rhodesia'. 4-H club activities ing began with the 4-H Pledge. The collection was $1.95 bring the balance to $7.44. The minutes were read by Cathy Carr, We then discussed the indi- vidual colour schemes for the learning -stitch article and the uses of the backstich. We practised enlarging a design and are to do the unfinished one in the mem- ber's phamphlet. We then split into our two groups and learned the twisted chain stitch. We closed the meeting with the 4-H Motto. J Press Secretary Diane Howell GREENBANK {11 NEWS On Monday, September 18th, the Greenbank 4H Club held its first meeting. The unit this fall is a "'A Touch of Stitchery". We are very fortunate to have Mrs. Dempster and Mrs. Couperthwaite as our leaders. Denise Dusty is president, Heather Hamilton is vice- president, Kim Denby is trea- surer, and Cathy Taylor is _ press reporter. We will be leaning many stitches in this unit and we will be making-very interest- ing projects. Mothers are welcome to attend the meetings. The next meeting will be Septem- ber 29 at Dempster's home. Cathy Taylor Press Reporter TE tid hh Se ---- CHROMACOLOR - at - = UXBRIDGE ELECTRONICS 75 Brock Street W. Uxbridge Ontario Phone 852-3481 i SPE EET TTT TTT TS == ATTENTION FARMERS! WHY PAY MORE? Immediate Delivery | 6 al WES LANE LUMBING:- HEATING IH! PORT PERRY IA 985-2473 SAVE ON o DIESEL FUEL * MOTOR OIL * GASOLINE Premium Quality Farm Tanks | and .. Pumps Available OUT OF TOWN CALLS CALL COLLECT WHITBY 668-3381. Office - Residence Presentation delayed A provincial government two-day exhibit of plans and proposals for the Scugog Island provincial park has been delayed. According to Scugog clerk Doreen VanCamp, the dis- play schedules earlier to be held at the council chambers on October 22nd 23 has been cancelled. The exhibit has. been re- scheduled for November 22 and 23, and will be held on those days at Club Annrene. Shooting allowed (continued) facilities in regards to safety, and other concerns. He said that there would be " no great number of users at . any one\time. "invite About eight 'guests would be PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Oct. 16, 1975 -- 5 Opportunity for graduate nurses A $1,000.00 bursary is be- ing offered by, the Nursing Advisory Committee of the Canadian Red Cross Society to graduate nurses register- ed in Ontario." edif that wasn't going beyond the power of council under the bylaw. Hesaid that under the bylaw, council could only give permission for "a shoot- ing competition". To allow a "shooting competition' from October to the end of Novem- ber would be stretching the bylaw. 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