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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-02-08, Page 8SEALTEST CHOCOLATE 1 LITRE MILKEC 1 17 NABISCO SHREDDED 1 29 WHEAT Re GM. Reg. A8 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 8, 1984 Huronview makes "Dough People' Rev. Norman Pick conducted the Sunday morning worship in the Huronvlew chapel. There was a good attendance at the service, These fantastic li le dough people', an art that has really ca ht on, are much in demand and products n is great. Some of the old dolls are on dlspi at the Tuck Shop. Special Care folk an ladies from 1st Floor North met together Tuesday afternoon, for a social hour held in the\ activity room. Piano music was played by Frank Bissett. Van rides were available on Wednesday, so several of our friends went for a drive. Mrs. Luther from Hensail, conducted the mid -week Bible Study in the chapel. There was a good attendance. Elsie Henderson received a letter the other day from Mrs. Prouty, who with her husband are enjoying a holiday in Florida. After lunch, on Friday, Elsie Henderson entertained at the piano In the lounge. h @G(6pe 4h@ 'W@@z MAPLE WALNUT BREAD 21/2 Cups all.purpose flour 625 mL 1 cup sugar 250 mL 1 Tbsp. baking powder 15 mL 1 tsp. salt 5 mL 2 eggs 2 1A cups whole milk 300 mL 'h cup butter, melted 75 mL 1'/: cups coarsely -chopped walnuts 375 mL 1 tsp. maple extract 5 inL In a Targe bowl stir together flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. In a small bowl beat eggs slightly. Stir in milk, butter and maple extract; add to dry ingredients all at once, stirring just until moistened, Stir in nuts. Pour batter into greased 9 x 5 x 3 -inch 12L) loaf pan. Bake in preheated 350°F (180°C) oven 60 to 65 mins. Cool on wire 15 tables play euchre in Brodhagen Correspondent MRS. H. LEONHARDT 345-2419 There were 15 tables playing euchre at the Brodhagen community centre on Tuesday evening. Winners were ladies high, Mary Turner, lone hands, Marjorie Jarmuth, low Lavina Buddenhagen. Men's high, . Keith Benne- wies, lone hands, Merkvyn Wurdell, low Bob Jarmuth. Sympathy of the community is extended to the family .of the late Irvin Rock. The community was shocked to hear of the sudden death of Gordon Kleber on Feb. I while in Florida. The funeral was held on Monday with burial later in St. Peter's Lutheran Church cemetery, Brodhagen. Sympathy of the community is extended to his wife Evelyn and family, and sisters, Mrs. Walter Muegge and Mrs. Edwin Bach and their families. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Thompson, Kurt and Philip of R.R. 2 Thorndale, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Leonhardt. You can be a 4-H member The basic purpose of 4-li is to help the mental. emotional, social and physical development of young people. These four areas of development are exemplified by the words - Head, Heart, Hands and Health - the four words that give the name. 4-H. As an informal educational program. 4-H helps young people develop a variety of skills related to projects of special interest to the members; self-confidence, self-esteem, re- sponsibility. leadership and life skills. 4-H provides opportunities for members to develop as individuals through project and dub expZriences. The motto, "Learn to do by boingis exemplified,'as the member takes sole responsibility for 'his/her project and learns specific skills through his/her own efforts. The project is not the end product but, in reality the means to the end. Leaders, parents and other members have an impor• tant role to play to ensure that each member is encouraged to do his/her personal best. A variety of 4-11 clubs will be offered in Huron County during 1984. These will include quilting. personal finance, dairy. beef, swine, hot -se. rabbit,- poultry, field crops. horticulture, farm safety, agricultural machinery, plowing. goats. sheep, veteri- nary, gun safety. conservation. fitness fare and computers. To be a 4-H member, you must be between the ages of 12 and 21 as of January 1 or July 1 of 1484 depending on the starting date of the project. Members must attend at least 75 per cent of the club meetings, complete a project book and participate in an achievement program. Club meetings. judging competi- tions. bus trips, conferences and exchanges are all part of the fun in 4-H. If you are interested in becoming a 4-H member. please be watching future columns for more details on the individual projects and when they will begin. Heart disease still number one Sometimes, being number one is not such'a good thing) Figures released recently by Statistics Canada show that the leading cause of death in Canada is still heart disease. When combined with deaths due to stroke, one realizes the need for the continuance of medical research into our nation's major health problem - heart disease and stroke, The Ontario Heart Foundation has sup- ported vital heart and stroke research and education in Ontario for many years and will continue to do so until the problem has been conquered. February is "Heart Month" in Canada and the month during which the Foundation conducts its annual fund-raising campaign. Thousands of volunteer canvassers will be going door-to-door asking for contributions to the "Heart Fund". The provincial objective for the 1984 "Heart Fund" campaign is 59,050,000 and from this amount 89 per cent will be directed into medical research and education in Ontario. Can ironies t. (�nar>banHaattRmd. ' 't+ rack 10 mins. Remove from pan; cool completely. Slice and serve with cre.,my maple butter. Makes 1 loaf, CREAMY MAPLE BUTTER '/ cup soft butter 125 mL '/2 cup maple syrup 125 mL Cream butter; gradually beat in maple syrup. Let stand 1 hour to blend flavors. Makes 1'A cups/300 mL. POKER RALLY—Approximately 350 people took part In the annual Walton snowmobile poker rally on Sunday and bdught 480'hands. (Hundertmark photo) D�'y�uwant to be a leader? Over 6,000 adults volunteer every year to be club leaders illi Ontario's 4-11 program bechuse they enjoy the opportunities 4-H offers. Their duties depend to someextend on their location, their club and their own individual talents, but one -day training workshops will prepare leaders for specific projects. Many 4-H club leaders plan their club's program. Most leaders prea,.ai. the lesson material to their members and pass on some of the training they have received. Club leaders check project books, some make visits toe ch of their members and some assist with cou ty programs suchas achievement days. B t all 4-8 club ieadejrs help our province's young people by teaching them skills, developing their individual talents and feelings of self-worth, providing opportuni- ties for new experiences, listening to them, and by encouraging them to "Learn to do by Doing" - the 4-H motto. The Huron • County 4-H program is offeringg a new 4-H project died 4-H Personal Finance". -It will focus on the needs of senior 4-H members who will be moving away from home in the next few years or members who are already living on their own. Each club will have six meetings to cover the topics of finding a place to live, financial planning, banking, ,credit , and consumer rights and responsibilities. A workshop for interested 4-H Personal Finance Club Leaders has been arranged for Monday, February 27, at the Agricultural Office in Clinton. This workshop will begin at 10:00 a.m. and end at 3:30 p.m. with lunch provided. ff you are interested in becoming a Personal Finance Club Leader please contact John Bancroft or Jane Muegee at 482-3428 before the 27th. Volunteer 4-11 leaders make Huron County's 441 program a success. TODDLERS 48's, EX -ABSORBENT 60's PAMPERS also TODDLER PLUS 40's DAYTIME 72's OVERNIGHT 54's Our Reg. 9,99 COCA-COLA AND SCHWEPPES GINGER ALE 0 0 750 m1. plus deposit Noeutithetallsnal PICNIC -4 LITRE JUG PICKLES SWEET.__. „ -BREAD - MIXED _ o tend BUTTER GARLIC & NO GARLIC DILLS RELISH 4 4 9 s STOKELY DARK RED KIDNEY . BEANS .2 Also New Orleans Style 14 OZ. REG. 93' 0 R 00 BRAVO SPAGHETTI SAUCE \28 OZ. REG. 1.49 99 GENERIC RIPPLED OR PLAIN POTATO 200 GM. CHIPS Reg. 99' WESTON Olp MILL- -BREAD 450 GM. "FROZEN PICNIC ORANGE JUICE 2 FR 00 12.5 OZ. 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