HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1991-10-23, Page 7THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 1991. PAGE 7.
4H makes it better with milk
The first meeting of ‘Milk Makes
Il Better’ 4H project for Walton 3,
4H club was held at Ruth Schade's.
The meeting was opened with the
4H pledge. The club members
nominated Karen Bernard as Presi
dent, Sharon Godkin as secretary,
Marcy McCall as treasurer, and
Kendra Shortreed as press reporter.
Members discussed what milk does
for the body, and the amounts we
should take in per day. Later on in
the evening members split into two
groups and made a mcxican salad
and nachos! After the food was
cooked they sat down and said the
4H grace. The snack was enjoyed
by all. The meeting was closed
with the 4H motto.
The second meeting of the made cheesey Fondue Dip, and
“Dairy Dudes” was held at the
home of Ruth Axtmann. It was
opened with the 4H pledge.
Members went around the table
and answered the roll call: “Name a
specific type of milk your family
uses and how it is used.” Most
members brought two per cent milk
and used it mostly for baking.
Later on in the meeting the
groups split into three groups.
Group A made hot cocoa. Group B
Walton
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The news from
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People attend service
at Auburn church
Londesboro Happy Gang Seniors
take note the October meeting will
be held at the Hall on Wednesday,
October 20 at 12 noon. This is a pot
luck dinner. Bring your own dishes
and cutlery to this meeting.
The new season of shuffleboard
will be held at Hullett Central
School on Wednesday evening,
October 30 at 8 p.m.
The first euchre of the season
will be held at Londesboro Hall on
Friday, November 1 at 8 p.m.
Come and bring a friend.
Several Londesboro residents
attended the Anniversary Service in
Knox United Church, Auburn on
Sunday, October 20 at 11 a.m. A
delicious lunch was served after the
service.
Junior Youth Group of the Unit
ed Church will meet on Friday,
October 25, 7 - 9 p.m. in Londes
boro Church. This is a movie night.
Bring something to eat.
Senior Youth Group is selling
United Church calendars at a cost
of $4.75 each.
Congratulations are extended to
Rose Mason and Joe Feeney who
were married in Londesboro
Church on Saturday, October 19.
Group C made old fashioned
chocolate pudding. The snack was
enjoyed by all the members. Hope
fully from using these three recipes
milk will become a more used
product. The meeting was closed
with the 4H motto.
The third meeting of the “Dairy
Dudes” was held Monday evening
October 7 at Sharon Godkins. The
meeting was answered with the roll
call, “Name a cheese that is made
in Canada”. No one had a problem
answering that question.
Later in the meeting the club
split into two groups. The one
group made Lemon Raspberry Mini
Cheesecakes while the others made
Salmon Quiche. The snack was
enjoyed by all present.
They decided the next meeting
would be held at the home of Laura
McKercher. The meeting was
closed with the 4H motto, “Learn
to Do by Doing”.
G. Gowan, guest speaker at Duffs
George Gowan was guest speak
er al Duffs United Church Sunday
on “The Reality of Christian
Faith”. The greeters were Lavem
and Marion Godkin. Gloria Wilbee
People visit
led the junior choir in an anthem
with Marion as pianist. The Walton
I unit meeting has been changed to
Thursday evening, Nov. 14 at the
home of Gloria Wilbee. The annual
turkey supper is to be held at Duffs
on Nov. 6. Tickets are available
from several members.
I
Gordon and Jean Ramsay of
Sherwood Park, near Edmonton,
Alta., visited recently with their
cousin Mary Humphries for a few
days.
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Study called for
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An independent consultant will
be hired to look into the effective
ness of staff at Huronview, county
councillors decided at their Oct. 3
meeting.
Some councillors felt they had
already asked for such a report at
the September meeting of council.
"I felt that when we're setting up a
new operation we should look not
only at staffing needs but whether
we had the people capabable of
doing the jobs,” Hullett Reeve Tom
Cunningham said.
But Nigel Bellchamber, county
clerk-administrator reread the
motion, pointing out it called only
for a look al the structure of the
staffing. "The motion is on struc
ture. You seem to be talking about
management effectiveness."
Bill Vanstone of Colbome Town
ship and Brian McBumey of Tum-
berry both said they thought the
intent of the motion had been to
study the effectiveness of staff at
Huronview. They pul forth a
motion that a study on effective
ness of management be carried out
by a private consultant. Tom
Tomes of Stephen township won
dered about the cost. "I think a
study is great but it has to be paid
for."
"Get the money from the same
pot that paid for the last study",
Reeve McBumey replied. Support
ing bringing in a private consultant
he said "The private sector has a lot
to teach us."
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