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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1976-10-13, Page 23Page 24 -Citizens News, October 13, Soccer club (continued from page 23) they won many friends. The team says thank you to the Bayfield Lions Club for their $75 donation which bought many uniforms. A special thank you to Mrs. Barbara Telford for her support and help throughout the season. We hope to have another suc- cessful year in 1977. The boys in the team pre- sented their coach with the gift of a wallet in appreciation for his acting as their coach. Thank you very much boys from your coach, Fred Gale. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gale deserve a vote of thanks from the parents and the community, not just for the coaching of the game but for their kindness, understanding and patience which they have given these boys. So lets get behind them next year and attend the games these kids work so hard at. BAYFIELD I 4-H CLUB The Bionic Barleys met for their second meeting on Tues- day, October 5 at the home of Mrs. Ann Chapman in Bay- field: Eight members were present and answered the roll call. A discussion of the structure and food value of cereal grains was led by Mrs. Phoenix. We also discussed the difference between whole grain and refin- ed cereals. Mrs. Chapman demonstrated the correct procedure for mak- ing cooked cereal. She cooked Vita -B Cereal and we all tasted it. Patti Greer and Joanne Chap- man worked together making dogwoods and onion rice_ They were served along with a drink of apple cider. - Diane Garrett and Cheryl Dunn helped with the cleaning up and we ended our meeting with the 4-H motto "Learn to do by doing" BAYFIELD II 4-H CLUB The first meeting was held at the home of Mrs Joan Merner, Wednesday, October 6 at 7 p.m. The new officers for the year are president, Wendy Pen - hale; - vice president, Karen Erb and press reporter, Julie Roberts. We had one new member Kathy Talbot. The roll call was "A cereal product I have never eaten but would like to try" . Some answers were Harvest Crunch and Wheat-a-Bix. At this meeting fry -pan cook- ies were made which contain eggs, brown sugar, dates, vanilla, salt, (crisp ready to eat) cereal and coconut or chopped nuts. This recipe was found in the members pamphlet and was used for Club activity. At the close of the meeting we all sat down and enjoyed fry -pan cookies and milk. It was very good. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Joan Merner's at 7 p.m. Wednesday, October 13. BAYFIELD BROWNIES The first meeting of the first Bayfield Brownies Pack was held in the Municipal Building, Wednesday evening, October 6, 6:30 to 8:00. There were 21 girls that came out in the wet weather for the meet- ing. The Brownie sixes were' formed and they are as follows: "Gnomes Six" Debbie Siert- sema sixer and Leigh -Ann Tamon seconder. "Pixes" Lisa Talbot sixer and Barbara Hutchings seconder. "Elves" Darlene Smith sixer and Jahe Sturgeon seconder and the "Faries" Lisa Telford sixer and Lisa Tamon seconder. Lisa Talbot, Ann Bornath and Darlene Smith were absent. We had many new Tweenies and they are Julie Porter, Melanie Van Patter, Julie Boyce, Allison Dunn, Roxanne 1976 Martin, Julie Ritchie, Colleen Cluff, Mary Ellen Van Aaken, Gayle Dunn, and Peggy Van Wonderan. Tracy Fancher was fairy queen. In our work session we cut out and made up on wallpaper, samples of pictures of our- selves, our family, our pets, and our favourit food. We were all given Brownie calendars to sell in the next week. The cost is 75¢ each and a little bit of this money we can keep for the Brownie fund. The Brownies and our leaders Brown Owl Carol Penhale and Tawny Owl Charlene Porter closed the meeting with our Goodbye Song. UCW holds Thanksoffering meeting A large attendance of mem- bers -of the Zurich L.C.W. were present as the guests of the U.C.W. for their October Thanksoffering meeting. Mrs. Ross Johnson welcomed the visitors and opened the meeting with a poem "Nature's Thanksgiving" after which the scripture taken from Luke Chapter 17, verses 11-19 was read by Mrs. Dorothy Koehler. Musical numbers by the Leon Bedard family weregreatly enjoyed by everyone present. Mrs. Leroy O'Brien intro- duced our guest of the even- ing, Mrs. Shirley McAllister who showed slides of a trip taken this summer to the British Isles by her and her family which along with her commentary were quite inter- esting. Following lunch, a short business meeting was held. It was agreed by the members that a plaque should be placed in the new kitchen in memory of Mrs. Mame Hoffman. A donation of $15.00 was made to the Canadian Institute for the Blind. Members dis- cussed the change to evenings for regional meetings as re- quested at the meeting held in Hensall the previous day. 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