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Ethel Homemaking Club
No. 1
The second meeting of the
Ethel 4-H Homemaking Club
was held at the home of Mrs.
Kreuter, on September 16th at
seven <Mock. All member; were
preeent.
The meeting was opened with,
the 4-H. pledge. Ruth Dobson,
press reporter and secretary,
read the minutes of the first
meeting.
'Pamphlets were given out by
Mrs. Clarence Bishop. The girls,
were given their notes, roll eau
and home assignment.
Mrs. C. Bishop demonstrated
pasturization of milk using a
home pastnriter.
The girls made cocoa, cocoa
syrup and dandy candy.
The meeting closed with, "All
Who do their best are equal".
The next meeting will be tield at
the home of Mrs. C. Biehop on
September 23rd at eight o'clock.
Orenlee Dairy •Maid.
Third 'Meeting
The third meeting, which was,
held at the home Of Mrs. J.
Wheeler on
,
Friday; 'September
13th was opened with the 4H
pledge. It ,Was dedided to change
the exhibit froM the "Magic,
hillk Bottle" to "Milk on the
TraY".
The girls answered the roll
call on "How to 'Use Milk in
Different Forms at home', with,
beverages, "SOnne, sautes, sonff-
lee and deaserts.
0.11 Wilson read the minutes.
The next meeting was announced
for Friday, SepteMbet 20th at
7 p. m,
IlEre. Wheeler had an exhibit
Of cheese and gave notes.
The demonstration On curdn
and whey was omitted as the
girls saw it at Molesworth Cheese
Factory. Gall and Roseinary
Blake made cheese toastwiches.
Gorda demonstrated cheese cake
`Which the glils thought very
geed.
The Meeting clOned, with "the
Qtleeito,,
Ertiesele, Dairy Maidtt
Fettrill Mideting
The fourth Meetitig" of the
*time% Deity Maids was held
on imni'day e September 20th, at
seven o'clock.
The meeting opened with the
the .4-H pledge. Laurel Horning-
*at read the minutes.
The next. meeting will be held
nit Saturday, September 28th at
910 alit „ at the home of Mrs,
titheilir; All th6 Ririe 19/111 fly
to' Mira. Wheeler's on Tues-
day, September 28th at 7 p.m.
.13r their nook covers, Mrs.
:Wheeler had an exhibit on
"Dinner Tray for Bed Service."
'Shirley Devries, Laurel Hem-
ingway, and Alice Devries'
•demonstrated soft custard which
was sampled by all the girls.
Notes were given by the
leaders and the Meeting closed:
by singing "Cod Save The
Gine en",
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will he receiVeehy the
undersigned' until 12 net* Get.
7, 1963 for three :JO
plough snow anYwhere in the
TownSiiin of Moetle• as 'directed
by the Road Superintendent.
Tender's are to state make,
model, year and horsepower et
;truck, type of plough, length et
wing and pride per hour. LOwest
or •any tender not, neeesearlly
a oriented.
INh s+ Helen D, hifiratino
NOTICE OF COURT'
OF REVISION
TOWNSHIP OF GREY
The Court of Revision 'on the
1963 Assessment Roll for the
Township of Grey will be held on
Monday', October 7th, 1963, at
2 p.m., at the Clerk's orrice,
Ethel, Ontario.
Edythe M. Cardiff,
Clerk, Township -of Grey
For the best bargains consult
the tirtiOaele Poet;
TENGER-6'km EivomrPLowiNG
TOWNSHIP OF GREY
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned until 1 p.m., Monday,
October 7th, 1963 for snow-
plowing for the 1963-1964 season
in the Township of Grey. Tender
to be by the hour. State make and
size of equipment to be used.
LoWest or any tender not fleece-
sarily accepted.
Edythe M. Cardiff,
Clerk, Township of drily
Ethel; Ont.
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