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As Judy Marshall sat in
her kitchen feedingher six
month old daughter, Megan,
Judy's five (-year old
daughter, Sarah bounded
through the front door. Sarah
stopped abruptly when she
saw a sucker lying on the
table. Speaking quietly
Sarah asked her mother if
she could eat it. When Judy
coliserited, Sarall'S eyes lit
up and she gratefully licked
the sucker.
Although a child wanting a
sucker is not unusual, the
suckers that the Marshalls
enjoy are unusual.
Handmade by Judy the
suckers are made of pure
milk chocolate.
Judy started making the
suckers after a neighbor,
Gail Bettger gave out
chocolate suckers shaped
like pumpkins last
Hallowe'en. Judy "thought
they were kind of neat" and
decided to learn how to make
them.
According to Judy the
suckers are "easy to make
once you get going on them.
You just take colored
chocolate, (which is
available in every color)
melt it In a double boiler and
then using a paint brush,
paint it on to a mold."
Although Judy makes the
process sound simple each
color has to be frozen in the
mold before another color
can be added. Therefore, one
Strawberry Shortcake
sucker which has a wide
variety of colors and con-
tains two and one half to
three ounces of chocolate
takes half an hour to make.
According to Judy, "kids
really like the different
characters especially
'Strawberry Shortcake and
the Star Wars series. They
are really popular at bir-
thday parties."
So far the suckers have
been sold at a church bazaar
and at a local gift store. But
Judy who is also a part-time
nurse doesn't want to see the
day when making the
suckers turns into a full-time
job. She feels that, "it's fine
for a hobby."
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Sarah Marshall, 5, enjoys one of the suckers that her
mother, Judy, makes. According to Judy kids really get a
kick out of the different characters such as Strawberry
Shortcake and Darth Vader.
Judy Marshall carefully paints chocolate onto a candy mold. Some of the suckers she makes
have three ounces of chocolate in them and because of the fine detail Judy has to have a
steady hand.
Lobb Quartet featured at service
The Lobb Quartet of
Murray, Hugh, Gordon and
Bruce sang together during
the worship hour at
Holmesville United Church
on Sunday morning. The
minister showed the Sunday
School children a calendar
and told them we needed to
keep track of the days we are
all Christians and, we must
pray to God every dayiand
say, thank you. The.
minister's sermon was "The.
Source". Doug Norifian and -
Tom Lobb received the of-
fering.
May 30 the Sunday School
children leave the church at
10 a.m. to go to Huronview.
June 13 is the Sunday
School anniversary and June
20 worship , service is at
Camp Menesetung.
Last Thursday evening the
Enterprising Seniors met in
the Community Centre in
Holmesville. President
Everett McIlwain chaired
the meeting and Charlotte
Norman played the organ for
the opening exercises.
•Mrs._ Jean_aidmom read
the minutes of the last
meeting and Fran Powell
gave the financial
statement. Everett thanked
the ladies for preparing the
lunch for the weds' evening,
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• HOLMESVILLE
NEWS
Illoncehe Cleaves, 44112-331113
at the last meeting; also to
John Deeves and Bert
McCoath- for -their -en-
ter t a inment. Blanche
Deeves gave her card report
and was requested to send a
card to Wallace Avery.
A motion was made to
purchase a gift for members
moving away and leaving
the club with Irene Cudmore
and Blanche beeves in
charge. They were also
asked to dieck into souvenir
spoons with the township
crest on them. Correspon-
dence was read by Irene
Cudmore. Senior Citizen
week is June 20-26. June 30
-the Enterprising-Senlorsre
invited to Huronview for
their evening meal. Next
meeting for the Seniors is
June 10 with an. auction sale.
A sing -song was held with
Charlotte Norman at the
piano. Some members
played shuffleboard while
others played euchre and
lunch was served by Hazel
McIlwain and Charlotte
Norman. At the next meeting
Mary Stirling and Grace
Walter are in charge of
entertainment and lunch.
• Baseball news
The local baseball season
isupon us again and some
129 children registered this
year. Further registrations
please call Paul Blair at 482- ,
3548 if you still want to play
ball.
Inter -township meeting
was held May 17 to set up a
playing schedule. Until that
is available coaches will -be -
calling for practices, and
will be reporting baseball
scores as we get into the
season.
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The Township picnic will
be held this year at the
Community Centre on June
17 at 5 p.m. Swimming will
start • June 28 with
registration June 19 at the
•Community Centre 10-12
a.m. Watch for the
newsletter.
NEWBORN NEWS
ANDERSON
Firstborn to John and
Suzanne Anderson,
Goderich, on Monday, May
17, 1982, a daughter, Alecia
Madeline, 8 lb. 8 oz. First
grandchild for Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Anderson, Lucknow,
and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ken-
nedy, Teeswater.
DURST
With much love and joy, Kati
and Kelly Durst announce
the longewaited affival of
their twin baby brothers,
Zachary Thomas, 6 lbs. 7 oz.
and Adam Kristopher, 7 lbs.
6 oz., born On May 12, 1982 at
St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don. Proud parents are Jim
and JoAnne (Thompson)
Durst, Godericb. Grand-
parents are Ken and Ilene
Thompson, Goderich;
Phyllis and Albert Durst,
Benmiller. Great grand-
parents are Cecil and Edna
Baxter, Springfield.
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The Graham family are hap-
py to announce the blessed
arrival of baby boy Adam
Everett, born on May 6, 1982
at Alexandra Marine. and
General Hospital. His birth
weight was 7 lbs. 7 oz. Adam
is a wee brother for Alana,
Chad and Angela. Proud
parents are Richard and
Louise Graham. Grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Campbell of
Goderich; and Mr. and Mrs.
• Angus Graham of Wirircipeg,
Manitoba.
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wee brother for Heather,
Jeffery, Karen and Jennifer.
4-H
leaders
chosen
Three `4-11 Agricultural
Club members have been
selected to represent Huron
County at the 1982 Provincial
4 -II Leadership Conference.
They are: Brian McGavin,
19, RR4 Walton; BM Kin-
sman, 17, RR2 Kippen; and
Greg Dougall, 19, RR3
'Exeter.
The Conference, involving
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borough.
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