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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-12-15, Page 12Pago Times-Advocate, December 15,. 1964 Seven 4-H club girls were presented with county honors at Achieve- Susan Gill, RR 3 Parkhill, Margaret Hunkin, RR 1 Kirkton and Judy ment Day Saturday, left to right, Beth Snell, Dashwood, Emily Dyke- Mayer, RR 1 Kirkton. man, RR 1 Centralia, Marie Langford, Exeter, Janet Hern, Woodham, . . . T-A photo tk liSSI /AY g7 RE FOR YOU° Receiving provincial honor certificates and pins at Achievement Day held at SHDHS Saturday were, left to right, Miss Sharon Fletcher, RR 1 Woodham, Miss Kathy Hern, Woodham, Miss Diane Weber, RR 3 Dashwood; MissJoyce Mayer, RR1 Kirkton, Mrs. Fred Beer, district WI president who presented the honors,Miss Josephine West- lake, Exeter. . . T-A photo Sweet, Smoked, Rindless Instant Coffee Chase & Sanborn Girls get county, Ontario awards guest says they'll keep men fed Devon 95d 33d tin 4U1 1.05 District WI President Mrs. Fred Beer of Hensall in pre- senting provincial a n d county honor certificates and pins at Achievement Day at SHDHS Sat- urday afternoon remarked "The men who get these girls will be well fed." "The girls" are the 4-H club members who have completed the project "The Supper Club" and were demonstrating by means of exhibits and skits that good food is necessary to develop en- ergy, efficiency and general good health. Five 4-H club members have completed 16 projects and were presented with provincial honor certificates and pins by Mrs. Beer. They were Diane Weber, RR 3 Dashwood, Sharon Flet- cher, RR 1 Woodham, Joyce Mayer, RR 1 Kirkton, Kathy Hern, Woodham, and Josephine West- lake, Exeter. Receiving county honor cer- tificates and pins for completing six projects were Beth Snell, Dashwood, Emily Dykeman, RR Sweet Mixed Baby Dills, Bread & Butter g qgrcgidvMrgrilee cft zlItitFAIVAMItzit:Mt:NiZi'AVIMVMrzgi'cridt:F.tzt:14.tcritt'clgledlt?:,totled..z:Mc?Atcktt=11,.i'ZV4t?Aii pealing to the eye." Gwen Finkbeiner of Crediton 1 club commented on that club's exhibit "A Supper menu with the Main Dish." concluding with the statment "The food you serve should give healthier bodies," Karen Jennison of the Grand Bend club explained her club's exhibit showing ways of serving fruit and in her conclusion im- itated Phyllis Diller in her TV commercial for Aylmer soups. The other ten clubs chose to present skits. All members took part in the skit for Elimville 11, Let's Make Tea Biscuits. The scene took place at Tillie's Tea Tavern when two 4-H girls un- dertook to show the chef how to make tea biscuits. Cheryl Hern, Betty Jean Miller of Elimville 11 showed how to set a table prop- erly allowing 24 inches for each place setting. Similarly Dashwood Club 1 presented a skit Food Makes A Difference with all members par- ticipating; Crediton 11's skit, "Let's Make Tea Biscuits" in- 1 Centralia, Janet Hern, Wood- ham, Susan Gill, RR 3, Parkhill, Marie Lang-ford, Exeter, Mar- garet Hunkin, RR 1, Kirkton, and Judy Mayer, RR 1 Kirkton. Miss Sharon Carroll, Huron home economist, presided for the program and presented cer- tificates of achievement to mem- bers completing two projects and and sterling silver 4-H Home- making Club spoons to each girl completing the project satisfac- torily and to each leader who at- tended both days of training school. On exhibit were the record books and four tea biscuits made by each member. Record book covers displayed such club names as Supper Sals, Kitchen Chicks, Cooking Queens, Dainty Dash- wood Diners, Crediton Cookers, Country Chefs or Gourmet Gals. Exhibits were shown byElim- ville 1 club in Variety in Sup- per Menus with Yvonne Jaques as commentator proving that meals should be well-balanced, well - planned, varied and ap- oqtrt:FAvNoo?,c&t:?.alo*Cq#'C7,., 5?: 'qq;ed WAVNIVtrtqtfrt:7Ai Z.?<1 1:q.irtqt t":1" ;ti IVG1t3 !ts tg/'c,3 CZT,+d t:VQ ct?wc:NitO AUTOMATIC DISHWASHERS MOBILE MAID volved Ruth Ann King, Dixie Am- erongen, Linda Haugh and Wendy Neil and Hurondale l's skit on the same subject used Sharon Pass- more and J. Mayer as partici- pants. All members took part in Hurondale's skit "Food Guide for Health" in which a survey of food habits was taken at a supermarket. "Our Dairy Food" was demonstrated by Norma Weigand and Joanne Hayter using milk in white sauces to make scalloped vegetables and sauces for healthful foods. Miss Carroll was assisted by Miss Joyce Pirie, Elgin home economist, and Mrs. Ian McAl- lister, Zurich, and Miss Ruth Axtmann, Walton, former home economists. Leaders of the Clubs were; Creditonl, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins and Mrs. L. Morley; Crediton 11, Mrs. C. Kenny, Mrs. R. Fink- beiner; Dashwood 1, Mrs. G. Bender, Miss D. Weber; Dash- wood 11, Mrs. E. Weigand, Mrs. S. Wolf; Elimville 1, Mrs. N. J a qu e s, Miss Sharon Fletcher; Elimville 11, Mrs. RossSkinner, Mrs. J. Johns; Elimville 111, Mrs. T. Hern, Mrs. K. Hern; Grand Bend, Mrs. S. Devine, Mrs. N. Taylor; Hurondale 1, Mrs. D. Etherington, Mrs. A. Cann; Hurondale 11, Mrs. Wm. Dougall, Mrs. H. Russell; Huron- dale 111, Mrs. Robert Down, Mrs. Lorne Porter. PORTABLES Zipper Skin Tangerines California Celery Stalks Fancy Mac Apples 210s doz. 29 Size 30 ea. 254 3 lbs. 290 The next project for spring 196'7 will be "A World of Food in Canada" with emphasis on early Canada, Heritage from New France, the British Tradition, Foods of Northern Europe and Canadian Foods, Oriental style. A centennial party will complete the project. 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