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Brenda " Sowerby reported
for Tiger Dunlop Group No. 1
"Cornie Chefs" Groups No. 1
and No. 2 rnet in. Colborne
Township Hall, Carlow,
Monday evening November 8,
The meeting . opened with
the 4-H Pledge and the roll
call "The label of ,a Cereal
product, discuss two points of
information that it gives you"
was answered. by all the girls.
The girls had been busy on
the covers for their record
books, and this was designed
by Marie Brindley. The girls
then divided into gro,tps and
had a debate on pros and cons
on convenience food.
Helen Brindley took. the
discussion for this meeting
and Helen Fisher and
Dorothy. Feagan made bot
chocolate which the girls had
with. 'cookies that• Dorothy
Feagan had made , at home.
Patty Schoemaker read the.
Cre.ed and the meeting
closed.
This is the last meeting for
• this' project ' and' the next
meeting will > be Monday,
November 29 when the girls
will make plans for what they
will be doing for Achievement
Day which will be in.
December.
Heather Clark repyrted for
Group No. 2 "The Grains of
Life" who met with, Group.
No. 1 Monday evening
.• Novennbe &,: _They ,:f.ouod .the:-
-debate "Whether to • tise
convenience foods or not" of
special interest and they
discussed meal management.
At the endof the meeting-
they all' enjoyed oatmeal
cookies and hot chocolate
• L.eisure'
World
coming
- • Dennis., Fincher, one of the
original members of Leisure
World Merchandising, -will be
opening a Leisure. World store
in Suncoast Mall next to A &
P. Coming December 1, the
1,000 sq. ft. store will be a
member of the Leisure World
company, not just a franchise
store..
It will be' the .'first Leisure
World store in a town .the size
of Goderich. The store in the
oxiall will. have the ,usua
crafts and games as well as a
good , selecti,,; of leather
wallets, handbags, brief
cases and travel luggage.
There will also be a large
number of ptaperbacks with
cloth bound or, hard -cover
books to be.., added in the
future. ' -.
The_ store Will be totally
separatefrom the Fincher
- store downtown. Other
World stores are
located in Stratford, Kit-
chener,
London- and „Eaton
Centre in • Toronto, It is a
totally Canadianconrpany:
which was . served with or
without cinnamgn '(this was
to make it a Mexican dish.).
They will meet again
Monday evening November
29 when they wilLmake plans
for Achievement Day which
will be at Brookside School
Dedember
Group No. 4 met at the
home of -Mrs. Dougherty on
Monday evening November 8
when they had their '6th and"
7th meetings.
They call their group the,
"Bran Babies" and the roll
call for the 6th meeting "My
two free choice recipes from
the members' pamphlet" was
answered by the seven
members present after Joyce
-Dougherty opened the
meeting with the pledge.
Patty Rising read the
minutes of •last meeting and
the girls discussed their
display or_ .exhibit forD.
Achievement ay.
At the last meeting two
girls were assigned'to make a
quiz which they had at this
tixne. The girls divided into -
two groups, the cons and the
pros, and had a debate on
"Why buy convenience
foods".
Ann Feagan made a
homemade gingerbread from
the recipe on the members'
pamphlet and Laurie Dustow
-made gingerbread out of
convenience gingerbread,.
from a pa kkaac„...__
After sampling both kinds
the- girls preferred the
homemade gingerbread
which seemed milder in taste.
They made two sauces, a
lemon and a brown sugar
sauce to ,, go with the
gingerbread -and found the
brown sugar sauce was
preferred as the lemon sauce
s8emed to make it too tart or
a shade bitter.
The meeting closed with the
grace. They then held their
seventh meeting which
opened withthe pledge by
Joyce Dougherty and all the
girls, answered the roll call
"The label of a cereal"'
product, discuss two points of
information that is given you
•and mount the label in your
book". -
The girls talked about their
record books and the Exhibit
they would do for
Achievement Day. They then
discussed judging of the
gingerbread muffins they had
made and gave reasons for a
god -muffin aiid _ poor one.
The meeting closed with the
4-H Motto.
The girlsoft roup have
also completed 'e rneetings
>dor this project and will ntit be
having any more meetings
but will be' working 6n their
exhibit.
They, report they have
enjoyed this project `•"The
Cereal 'Shelf" andhave
gathered. considerable.'
- valuable information.
--:Institute November meeting
will be Thursday, November
25 in Colborne Township Hall
at 2:00 p.m. For the topic
there will be a speaker on Pro
Life. Reports will be given of
the I•furon County Rally held
in October and the Area
Convention in Tillsonburg
last week. Members are
reminded to. bring ,donations
for Children's Aid Society
Christmas giving.
Mrs.. Gordon ;Kaitting at-
SOCIAL NEWS'
Tiger Dunlop Wo'men's.
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name is now Open in Stratford at 8 Wellington)
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Come in and brouse through our Fall and
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When shopping in Stratford's Downtown.
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tended the Women's Institute
London Area 62nd Annual.
Convention -in Tillsonburg
November 9.and 1.0:
Colborne Township
Recreation Committee
Meeting will be held in
Colb�,ne Township
wnship
Hall, bCarloMonday evening,
Novenr 22at 8:00
p.m.
Please plan to attend.
Elmer Hunter of Stratford
visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Terence Hunter • last
week. We are pleased to
report Mr. Terence Hunter
,.has returned home and
convalescing favourably
after having surgery in
Victoria Hospital, London.
Several Colborne. Township
residents and former
residents are in hospital:
Mrs. Norman Allan is a
patient in Victoria Hospital,
London; Mr. John Henderson
Carlow is a • patient , in
Alexandra Hospital,
GOL ERICH $$IGNAL-STAR, THURSDAY; NOVEMl
Gdderich; " " Mrs.' Jetties
.Horton is a patient in
Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich; Mr. Rod Bogie is a
patient in Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich; Mr,
Ernest Crawford who un-
d.rwent surgery in London
has returned to Arexandra
Hospital, . Goderich. Your
many friends wish • you a.
speedy recovery and that you
will soon be able to be home
and enjoying better health: -
The Beta Theta Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
welcomed five new members at their fall pledge meeting
Tuesday. The new members in the front row are Janet
Hullah and Sue Scott and .in'the rear are .Corinne Walsh,
Mary -Ann Johnston and Brenda Ann Snell.. (staff photo)
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