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Times Advocate, 1991-11-20, Page 8Page 8 Times -Advocate, November 20, 1991 Local artisans showing wares at art and crafts show Dashwood 4-H Club By Kerrl Hartman DASHWOOD - The Dashwood 4-H club held their third meeting November 4, at Karen Kinsman's house. Roll call was taken with everyone present. The Dashwood 4-H Milk Musk -1 ateers may not be good dancers and athletes but they are good cookers. They've proved that! So far in the three meetings they've had every- one like at least two of the things they sampled. At this meeting they sampled+ "Lemon Raspberry mini cheese- cakes". Some thought of it to be quite tasty and others thought the opposite. They then discussed different cheeses made in Canada. They also found out cheddar cheese is the most popular. They then talked about different types of cheese what calories and calcium is in thein and what they are used for. --- Fourth ttlia'ed1ng The club's fourth meeting was held November 11, 1991 at Karen Kinsman's house. roll call was tak- en and eight members were present. Kim Palsa and Kerri Hartman made Fruit Smoothie for their group. Most thought it was the best recipe yet. The club is planning their achievement program for Decem- ber 9, when they will visit a dairy farm, and make a video. They will also be able to take it home later to watch. The members also discussed what food made with milk that is used at least once a week. They had a lot of different answers and the most common ones were cereal and cheese. The club then sampled many different kinds of cheese, in- cluding mild, dutch, gouda, old cheddar, monteray jack, medium (glair; brick.. Canadian Swiss, fly .ti!!1►1 !?oilk cheek: ti le and Erie. The group's next meeting will be held November 25, with Donna King and Michelle Kinsman mak- ing homemade ice cream for the club to sample. EXETER - if you third( you've sept affifit ictart abows, Tinka Bervoets hu something different she thinks youll like. More than 30 exhibitor of Exeter area arts and crafts will be displaying their talents on Saturday and Sunday at the South Huron Recreation Centre. " Irene s a lot of talent in our area and 1 don't think people realize how many artists there pre," said Bervoets, who is organizing the show along with her husband Jos from Four Seasons Jewel - levy. -- Although reluctant to bill the show as an upscale exhibit, Bervoets says visi- tors can expect to see original fine at paintings, limited edition prints, wood- crafts, victorian lace, glass etching, dried flowers, jewellery and more. There will be a full range of items, evaything from paintings costing hun- dreds of dollars to loaves of handmade bread. Bervoets says the emphasis of the show is more on the promotion of local artisans rather than outright sales. 'They would like to sell, of course. Everyone likes to sell," she said. Many of the exhibitors will be dan- onstrating their talents in their booths as well. The artists mostly come from Exeter, St. Marys, and the Grand Bend areas. As an example of the variety of the exhibits on display, Helen Hughes will have samples of her Victorian hat box- es, Patty Hasen will have her plum pud- dings, and Virginia Henderson will be showing her painted miniature art that is won u jewellery. Tho Ausable Bayfield Conserva- tion Foundation will also be showing and selling the Tammy Laye limited edition pints of Exeter's White Won- der, a fundraising project for local Hive trails. Admission to the show is $2. Sat- urday the doors will be open from 9:30-6 p.m. and from 10-5 p.m. on Sunday. 1P110r1i1E-EIR® CREO 1V"NENIT recrowcounccomgcmccrognin, La Awa Thdayl ccommingagccrogourcomccincina SAVE $150 - Rel. $1149.99 SYSTEM 3800 -M -Q /04999 Reg. $1199.99 SYSTEMS FOR CHRISTMAS SYSTEM 5800 -M -Q SAVE $150 Reg. $1499.99 SAVE $200 99 767'200,? nfact d Jennison 166 over By Ron Dann kill -61 ZURICH - Grand Bend's Wendy Jenni-, son bowled 166 pins over her Wednesday 153 ladies league aver- age Sunday at Town and Country lanes to win the Zurich 5 Pin Bowl- ers' Association treasurers division of the Hiram Walker Special Old Executive tournament. Jennison bowrle 2I0, T and 182 fora 625 triple to far out dis- tance second place Tony Bedard, Tuesday men, with eight pins over his 206 average. Roger Ward, Tuesday men, won the presidents title, edging Friday mixed league president Pete McFalls. Ward scored 146 pins over his 202 average to McFalls' 123 over his 194 average. Ward trailed McFalls by 103 pins after two games but charged ahead in the third 355-221 to win. Gloria McFalls, Friday mixed, bowled 19 pins over her 186 aver- age to take the secretary division , by 31 pins over Donna Thiel, Mon- day ladies. Jennison, Ward and McFalls will now represent the Zurich 5 Pin Bowler's Association in the Special Old Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' As- sociation (O.F.P.B.A.) Provincial Championships January 25 at Cam- bridge. Provincial Sppeoccmii Old win- ners advance to the Special Old Ca- nadian Five Pin Bowlers' Association (C.F.P.B.A.) National Championships April 25 in Ottawa. The Biuewater 5 Pin Bowlers' Association November meeting, Sunday, 7 p.m., at Wingham lanes will review Labatt's Blue Light Open entries to determine final zone rolloff divisions. Zurich Town and Country girls and boys teams finished second Sunday in the Bluewater Como Youth Bowling Team Champion- ship zone round at Mount Forest. Senior Lori Gould paced the girls team with 174 pins over her aver- age while bantam Lindsay Shaw - Young and junior Becky Kirk add- ed 109 and 38 pins over but their team lost 341-321 to Listowel. Six year old Brandon Skinner led the boys team with 151 pins over his average. 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