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The Huron Expositor, 1989-02-22, Page 17THE HURON EXPOSITOR. FEBRUARY 22. 1989 — 17A Seaforth WI members enlightened or food poisoning incidents The Family and Consumers Affairs meeting of the Seaforth Women's Institute was held at the home of Thelma Dale, with Olive Papple in the chair. Mrs. Papple opened the meeting with a poem. The roll call was name an article us- ed in a pioneer kitchen. The minutes and correspondence were read including a letter from the FWIO. President Doris Hugill, was in charge of the program and introducd the speaker, Jack McKinnon, Huron County public health food inspector, for hospitals, restaurants, schools and all public eating places. He said there were 700,000 cases of food poisoning in Canada last year. He showed a film on food safety, and sanitation, food preparation, thawing and cooking, contamination, safe cooking and heating, followed by a very in- teresting discussion period. Doris read the motto "A good Mother is worth a hundred school masters" also a Valentine poem. Audrey Cameron gave the courtesy remarks and a lunch of muffins and jams was served by the hostess and lunch committee. Glitter Knitters to FRESH BAKED FEATUREe Special Prices In Effect Thursday, Friday, Saturday. While Sunt TASTY 8" — APPLE PIE 1 9 Tasty -Nu `tore THE QUEENS DONUT SHOP opened Thursday. Seen here Colin Ferguson, Erin Ferguson, baker Brenda Meidinger, and Caitlin and Kathy Ferguson show off some of the new shop's muffins. The donut shop is holding a contest to name the business, and the winning entry will be given a dozen donuts and a dozen muffins. Corbett photo. learn about wool BY CORA ALLAN When you hear the word "knitting" you usually think of Grandma sitting in her rocking chair, with a sock or scarf,. half finished, but that's not so anymore! The Glitter Knitters range from the ages of 12 to 17 and are determined to show everyone, just what they can do! The leaders of the 4-H group, "Working With Wool"; Sharen Park, Joan Tabbert and Caroline Klaver are going to begin this 4-H season by teaching the girls about wool (how it's processed and how to knit). The skills learned will later be put to use, doing a project of the girl's choice. At thefirst meeting an executive was elec- ted. Kate Papple is president, Tammy Jan - meat - secretary and Cora Allan - press . reporter. The rest of the evening was spent discussing the course and working on sam- ple pieces. SEAFORTH HARMONY KINGS Presents DIVISIONAL CONTEST 2:00 pm; SHOW at 7:30 pm SATURDAY, FE- 25 SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL TICKETS 85.00 INCLUDES 80TH EVENTS FOR ADVANCED TICKETS CALL 527.0120 8.5 pm THURS. -_SATURDAY IR INE 0!!I DELICIOUS, PKG. 6 CARROT MUFFINS 1 n 79 DELUXE, PKG. 6 CHOCOLATE BROWNIES HAM & HOT, PKG. 8 BUNS Onty A Wide Variety Of Canadian & Importea CHEESES Fresh Off The Block MARBLE' CHEESE Le.. 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