HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-03-31, Page 8PAGE 8 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1982
Nutritionist speaks to Women's Institute on pro
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The March meeting of
Tiger Dunlop W.I. was held
in Colborne Township Hall,
Thursday, March 25 at 1:45
p.m. President, Mrs. R.
Buchanan, opened the
meeting, welcoming all, who
then joined in the Opening
Ode, Mary Stewart Collect
and 0 Canada with Mrs. G.
Kaitting as pianist.
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Roll call, '•A suggestion for
serving unexpected guests",
found a ready response from
the 15 members and visitors
present with answers of
frozen casseroles, pies,
cakes and special dishes
already prepared. Salmon,
canned soups and sand-
wiches were also suggested.
Members were informed
of the district executive
'meeting on Monday, Apr. 5
at St. Helens at 1:30 p.m.
with president, secretary,
P.R.O. and curators
especially urged to be
present.
The special speaker was
,Mrs. ' Cathy Thompson,
nutritionist for Huron
County, who spoke on the
theme, "Grab a bite that's
right" or "What is important
when you are eating in a
hurry" and "What are we to
eat for a balanced meal."
She suggested that in some
cases it is an advantage to
plan the meals for a week in
advance. This could interest
the children to help plan and
therefore become involved.
Have plenty of vegetables,
fruits and sometimes cooked
food ahead for easy
preparation, she said. She
then showed a very in-
teresting film, "Look Before
you Eat" and strongly ad-
vised members- to lower
their intake of salt and fats.
One should be concerned
with what they eat and this is
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very important in younger
years for if you treat your
body right, eat properly,
exercise and avoid excess, it
will pay off in better health
in later years.
This nutrition talk was
most interesting and in-
formative healthwise and
there was a message for all.
Mrs. Ella Bogie thanked the
speaker and presented her
with a gift. The president
also thanked the speaker and
the hearty applause showed
appreciation.
Mrs. Florence Robinson
then gave a splendid resume
of "Family life when
nutrition wasn't the same as
it is' now" and told of the
hardships and the joys of
family life when she was
growing up. One thing that
helped a great deal, even
though there were many
hardships, was the frien-
dliness of the people, the co-
operation of neighbours who
were always willing to help
and all seemed to practise
the motto, "If you can't say
anything good about anyone,
don't say anything at all".
Members then discussed
plans for the luncheon card
party. They had to change
the date they had planned
before and decided to have
the party on Wednesday,
April 21 at 12:45 p.m. Fur-
ther particulars will be in
'Coming Events' in the
Signal -Star next week. Mrs.
Ella Bogie and committee
are to be in charge of tickets
and Mrs. R. Buchanan is
convener of the committee
for the luncheon.
The next meeting of the
Institute will be a week later
than usual on Thursday,
April 29. This will be the
annual meeting with a pot-
luck luncheon at 1 p.m. when
the district president will be
the guest to install officers
for the 1982-83 term. Annual
reports will be heard from
the secretary and other
secretaries and conveners of
all standing committees.
The meeting closed with
the Queen and the Grate
after which all enjoyed a
delicious lunch served by the
committee of Mrs. G.
Feagan, Mrs. A. Young,
Mrs. R. Buchanan and Mrs:
A. Stoll. _ a
While.'r,�4el joying -lunch,
methbei's'–winning in the
lucky draw were Mrs. R.
Buchanan, Mrs. J. Horton
and Mrs. G. Kaitting.
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The. second and third
studies in the 4-H project,
"Making Breads" were
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er eating ha its
combined in the Jneeting of
the 4-H Tiger Dunlop group,
"The Dough Heads" held at
the home of Ruth Ann
Strickler, Wednesday,
March 24. The meeting
opened with the 4-H pledge
and all 12 members were
present. More pamphlets
were given to the members
on making bread.
-The roll call for meeting
two was, "Name one way of
providing a warm place for
rising ,dough". Some an-
swers were "Near the
radiator but, not on it", "A
pan of hot water" and "in a
hot room". Since the.
meetings were cotnbined,
the roll call for meeting
three will be answered at
meeting four.
Members then divided into
two groups and for meeting
two, one group made but-
termilk rolls and the other
group made deli rye bread.
While these were rising, they
.discussed milk and fats in
bread making. They then
talked about essential
techniques in the straight
dough method. Some were:
"Adding flourto liquid",
"Rising until doubled", and
"the rest period, and
baking".
For meeting three the
group made "Finnish Health
Bread" and Zuni Corn
Bread". While this rose and
cooked, they talked about
yeast, sweetness, potato and
corn meal_ bread, flour,
proofing and fermentation,
free. standing loaves and
refrigerating and freezing
bread. After this, they tested
their buttermilk . rolls and
rye bread: They each took a.
piece of either the Finnish
bread or Zuni corn meal
bread for their parents to
try.
They all enjoyed their
breads and discussed their
mistakes. •
.
The next meeting will be •
Wednesday, March 31 at the
home of Linda Bisset.
Euchre Card Party
Ten. tables of euchre were
in progress at the card party
in Colborne township hall,
Thursday, March 25. The
winners --were: ladies, Marie
Park and Monica Louzon;
gents, Alex Nivens and Peter
Riehl.
The' n4ext,, euchre; card
party will be Thursday, Apr.
8 at 8 p.m. Everybody is
welcome. Come and enjoy an
evening of cards.
Social News
It has been brought to my
attention that starling birds
find mail boxes a suitable
place to build their nests,
especially in the country.
Mail boxes with lids that do
not fit closely or with holes,
are purtect, for them and
theya`lially pull the letters
out of the box and strew
them on the ground so that
they can proceed with
building a nest.
It would be wise for all who
have rural mail boxes to
check their boxes and gather
the mail as soon after it is
put in the boxes as possible.
Remember when picking up
your mail to also look on the
ground around the box or the
wind may carry a letter to a
nearby fence where it is
stopped.
Have you planned to at-
tend the White Elephant
Auction at Benmiller United
Church, Tuesday, April 6 at 1
p.m.? Each person attending
is to bring a white elephant.
The Irish Unit of the Ben -
miller UCW is in charge.
Come and have an enjoyable
afternoon with friends.
Mrs. Gordon Brindley and
daughter Norinne have
returned home from a tour of
Texas, Louisianna,
Mississippi and Alabama.
They reported that while
they enjoyed the trip, they
found the food very expen-
sive and the weather quite
cool. After they had visited
these states 'on their three
week tour, they were glad to
turn homeward and decided
Canada was still the best.
Bill Gowen of RR 6
Goderich has ;returned home
after, having surgery, in
University Hospital; London,
and we are pleased to report
he is convalescing
favourably. '
Mr. and Mrs. R. Buchanan
are great-grandparents for
the second time. Their
grandson Bradley Buchanan
of RR 1 Acton and his wife
Sylvia are the proud parents
of a baby boy. Congratula-
tions. '
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Brindley of Goderich,
formerly of Colborne, have
returned home from a two
month holiday in Florida.
They found the weather fine
and enjoyed their stay there.
Leslie Buchanan of St.
Thomas visited with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. Buchanan during the
winter break.
Joanne Buchanan visited
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Ron Walsh of North
Bay, during the winter
break.
Sincere sympathy to the
family and relatives of the
late Adrian Lassaline of
Lynn Lake, Manitoba.
Adrian was formerly of Col-
borne and was well known by
many.
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In on Highway 21 north,
opened this past weekend
and will be open weekends
on Friday 11 a.m. - 1' a.m.,
Saturday 11 a.m. - midnight
and Sunday 11 a.m. -11 p.m.
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