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Lucimow • Sentinel, Wednesday ,.. October 7, 981—Page 17
Grove area farmers attend plowing match
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Boyle were
Mr. and Mrs. Art Barbeau,
Toronto: :
Mrs, Sandra Forster. and
Mrs. Evan Keith visited in
Goderich on Tuesday.
On Thurs,. Mrs. Grace
McTeer and Mrs. Barbara.
Wolfe, Paisley, visited Mrs.
Catherine Scott:'
Attending the . Plowing
Match in Barrie on. Mon, and
Tues. were .Mr. and Mrs,
Don McCosh. Also at the
Match were Don Forster,
Don Thompson, Doug Tout,
and Dick McCosh.
Mrs. Jean Barnes of Cleo,
Michigan, hasreturned.
home after spending a cou-
pleof weeksvisiting with old
friends and neighbours.
Mr. and Mrs.. Don Reid at-
tended the CollidsSloetjes
wedding in Ashfield
Presbyterian Church on Sat.
Robert Scott spent Sunday
with; Larry Reid.
Mr. and Mrs. Norval
Stanley visited with Mrs.
Alice Blueand M yrs.. Jessie
Peter, Wiarton, on Saturday.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Howard` Thompson,.
were Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Burnette and Mrs. Kay Col-
lins.
On Sat. evening, Mr. and.
Mrs. Cecil Sutton entertain-
ed
nterstain
ed the field advisors of Men
for Missions, as well as the
Berview members and their
wives. Earlier on Saturday,
Wilma, took the ladies on a
tour of local points of in-
terest.
Sunday visitors with the
Sutton were Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Watson, Cambridge,
Mr. and Mrs.: Wiles. King,
Martha 'and Keith, Mrs. W.
Hodgins, Wingham, and.
Mrs, G. King, Bervie..
Sat visitors with Mrs.
Fran Farrell were Karen
Orme and Maty Goldrick,
Orangeville. Mr. and Mrs.
Bev'• Cliff, Lurgan, visited
with Jim and Fran Farrell
on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake ,Rim-
melzwaan and Jim, Bel-
mont, visited from Mon. to
Wed. with Mr. and Mrs. John
Rimmelzwaan. On Tues., the
Rimmelzwaan's all attended
the Plowing Match.
Mrs. Katherine Collins,
Mrs. Marion Emerson and
Bob, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Patterson, Mrs. . Sandra
1V,tcGillvary.., and Mrs.
Margie L c head attended
the funeral of their . aunt,
Mrs. Sam Wisner, in Kit-
chener on Sat.
Mr. and Mrs, Morley Scott
and Mrs. Catherine 'Scott
visited Mrs. Marion Martin
in West Montrose, Sunday.
Thirty-five ladies. , and
gentlemen: from the area en-
joyed a bus tour to Waterloo
County on Thurs. Highlights
of the tour were: a stop at
Yarns of Tralee, Brox's Olde
Town Village, a delicious
lunch at the Stone Crock,..
Elmira, the Borg factory, a
tour of the Mennonite coun-
tryside with an experienced
guide giving a commentary,,
and finally, a stop at the Con-
' estoga Mallfor shopping.
Kackleberry Kooks elect executive
By Susan Meyer
•9
The first meeting of the
Holyrood 441 club project,
Which came First, the Chick-
en or the Egg? was held on
September 14 at the home of
Mrs. Barb Gingrich. The
election of the officers were
as :follows: president Lea -
Anne Haldenby, nominated
by Susan Meyer; vice pres-
ident, Tony Gingrich, volun-
teered; secretary, Donna
Reaman, nominated, by Hea-
ther Smith, and press report-
ers Susan Meyer, Heather
Smith, and Andrew, Meyer,
volunteered: The leaders are
Mrs. Barb Gingrich and Mrs.
Joy Ackert.
The roll call was answered
and the group talked about
making the grade and good
handling practices of hens
and chickens. Next the lead-
ers explained what knives to
use for .what and how to
sharpen ' them. Then the
'whole group .participated in
cutting up a whole chicken,
followed by a . talk about
packaging for the freezer and
tips on thawing. `
The secondmeeting of the
Holyrood 4-H ,c1Ub was held ..
on September 28 at the home
of Mrs. Barb Gingrich. The
meeting opened with, the
reading of the minutes by
Donna . Reiman. the roll call.
was answered and everyone
voted on a name for the club.
They decided on "The Kack-
leberry Kooks". '
The club then talked about
making chicken stock, freez-
ing stock, principles of cook-
ing chicken, and moist and
dry heat methods of cooking.
Next they did a quiz called,
Pick -A -Chicken Match -Up.
They talked about rendering
chicken fat and did a, Hen
Party Quiz.
The leaders demonstrated
how, to make chicken with a
Chinese Accent and Niagara
Nice 'N Spicy Chicken. While
the chicken- was cooking, the
group talked about home
activities. When the dishes
were, prepared, everyone
tested the delicious chicken.
Try cheese souffle
By Margaret McWidnney
Meetings three and four of
the Dungannon 1 4-11 club
were held at the home of
their. leader, Sharon,Pengally
on September 17.
The members discussed
how eggs tell your fortune
and the difference between
fresh and stale eggs.
The girls were divied into
groups • to make a salad,
=eggonomical quiche and
"Top Hat" cheese souffle...
While the quiche and souf-
fle were cooking, the mem-.
bers discussed separating.
egg whites and yolks and
how to use the leftover
whites and yolks.
All . enjoyed tasting the.
salad, quiche and souffle.
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