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"BRUSSELS SAVOURY
CHEFS" 4-H CLUB
Seventh Meeting
The seventh meeting of the
Brussels Savoury Chefs was held
at the home of Nancy Pearson on
October 7th at 7:30 p,m.
The meeting was opened with
the 4-H Pledge . The roll call, one
characteristic of a good tea
biscuit. Weryone answered. The
minutes were reed by Nancy
Pearson. The next meeting will
be at Donna Batter on. October
17th at, 6:30 p.m.
The dismission Was: t Plan-
ning a supper to be prepared
brought to the next meeting. 2,
Tea, biscuits brought from• home.
3. Standards of tee biscuits,
Demonstration: I. Table set-
ting and manners.
Exhibits: Tea biscuits which
everyone brought. Some different
kinds are cheese, pinwheel f
entergency, vrhole wheat. and
wheat germ tea biscuits.
Home aseimments and answers.
Closing, "0 Canada",
Eighth Meeting
The eighth meeting was held at
the home of Donna 'Hauer on Oct-
ober 17th at 6:30 p.m.
The meeting opened with the
4'H Pledge. The roll call, complet-
ed record hook, answer — The
minutes were read by Judy Work.
rnfinished Business: 1.. Menu
planning for Achievement Day, 2.
Record hook. poster work. 3. Ponr
standard tea biscuits for Achieve-
Mee t Day,
A slipper of scalloped potatoee,
salmon loaf. tossed yegetablci
ealnd and cheese foncloon. also
apple sauce. strawberries and
ten biscuits -kvere prenared by the
girls end brought to the meet-ince
wail it delfelolIS supper
filf/ABR 17 t1
DAIRY
HURON TB ASSOCIATION
REGULAR MEETING
A total of 772 chest x-rays
were taken at the Huron Tuber-
culosis ' booth at tile plowing'
snatch.
Mrs .lieryi itividscm, associa-
tion. secretary told the regular
meeting of the Huron County
Tuberculosis /Association at
Clinton; Wednesday. that ap-
proximately 700 health educa-
tional pamphlets and posters ha&
been distributed, Persons from
NQW Brunswick, Nova Scotia,
(nieb,,c .and Michigan were includ-
ed in the x-rays. "This was a'
wonderful case finding and
educational pro3ect and had the
weather been better the results
Would probably have been more
extenatire." she said and added
"The TT3 AssoCiation of Miran
and Perth state that we fight TB
wherever it is and this project
illustrates the ecumenical spirit
of these voluntary organleations."
George Watt, .A.ssociation pre-
sident. was in charge of the meet-
ing.
'The. secretary reported that.
Beek Memorial Sanatorium has
a Pulmonary Function, Machine
in operation there and that a
iThilm.onary Function Survey of.
a Cross Section of the CoontY
would he a worth while Centete-
ninl project,
noetiee reports were given by
"Plileen O'Brien, Edueetion
chairmen: Mrs, T). Cornish,
Case Finding : E. C. Pneweli.
Christmas Seal Chairmen.
'(While at. the. Sanatorium re-
gently. Mrs. Davidson told the
meeting she had been 81161V1r1 as
x-ray of a young man with far
elleaneee 1'111)(W:111-
cisiF who had svinntom for two
veare before biting checked. "T11
is not lit lred t tenet be Mort
/014 KfiNtig
this still number oile public
health menace." she warned,
J. A. Taylor of Drumbo, an inereb.
er of the Management Coramitte4
of the Ontario Tuberculosis AS-
sociallon will be guest speaker at
regular meeting on Nov.
16th, 1966.
FARMSTEAD IMPROVEMENT
CONTEST WINNERS
Results of the Grey Township
Farmstead improvement contest,
sponsored jointly by the Grey
Township Council, Federation of
Agriculture and the Department
or Agriculture, and Food, were as
roll° ws : 'Winn= will receive
their prizes at the annual meet-
ing and banquet of Grey Town-
'ehie Federation to be held in the
Cranbrook Community Centre on
12.15 p.m.
1. Mac McIntosh
2, Doug Ewan*
E. A. Speiran and Glen Bray
Z. T. C. Veitch & Son and R, A,
McTaggart
7. James 'Knight and j ames
Williamson •
John ft. Cox and John C. Cote
ley
11. Onttord
12. Lawson Ward
13. Charles Bray
Urban Ducharme and Jack
Knight
16, Martin Bran
17. Rsy Hiouston and Lloyd
Wheeler
19, Clifford Bray. Lloyd Smith.
Stewart Stevenson
22. Graham Work and Joseph
Smith
24., Knight, R{iss Smith
and Donald McDonald
27. Cecil Raynard wanosh Twp.
2.8., Tom McFarlane, Donald Ivan Bowatt, Bast Wawanosh
Cotton, Wilfred Strickler Twp.
31. Bruce Speiran 10. Lloyd McClinclieY.,
!Gerritt, van Veen Twp,
83. .Tim McDonald
11. Don Brodie, Stanley Twit.
34. Roy Williamson, Earl Dunn., 12. Ross Skinner, Usborne
Albert Cardiff and Cleon
Brubacker
38. George Pearson and Carman
Sthith
Huron County Winners
1. Gerritts, Goderich. Twp.
Francis S. Coleman, MeKillop
Teen.
3. John Leslie Stafford, llowick
Twp,
'Wilson McCartney, Tucker-
smith Twp.
Elmer T-Innter, Colborne Tyr).
Mac MoTntosh. Grey Tap.
Ross T-Tiggins, Morris Twp.
S. Murray Wilson, West Wa-
NOTICE
Baeker 84 Thompson
MEAT MARKE1
To Our Customers past, present. and future:
Meat irispection, under the Ontario Meat In.
spcction Act; is now in effect in Huron County.
Our plant is under Inspection and our number
is /16. Our designated Kill Day is Monday. We
request that you .make arrangements the week
before and that our custom-kill customers have
their animals delivered to our plant as early as
possible Monday 'morning, or no later than
12 p.m.
.eifelk:je •
CO SINS
CHARLES MAXWELL
Charles Maxwell, 96, formerly
of Wroxeter, died Friday at Vic-
toria 1-Tospital, 'London, Surviving
are two daughters, Mrs, William
(Aileen) Parkes, London.; Mrs.
Robert (Pearl) McDonald, Grey
'Township; three sons, John, Mea-
dow Lake, Sask.; Farl and Clifford
Langton; a sister, Mrs. Charles
Spencer, Richmond Hill. A. funeral
service was held Sunday at 3:00
p.m., at the D. A. Baum funeral
home, Brussels. Burial was In.
Wroxeter cemetery.
Hallett
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