The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-05-03, Page 14•
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THE LUCKNOWSENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO , • WEDNESD�
Galloping
Gourmets:
LANGSIDE NEWS.
rcY
The . fifth meeting of the Kairshea
.4-HC1ub, Was held on Satutday,,
March 1 at '9:30 at•the 'home:of Mrs
Jim' Burp with„ 8 members present
Nancy Burt presided and the 4-H
'pledge, was repeated. Janice .Wall
read the minutes; :
1V! eeting 6. and 7 will beheld on. -
,March 15 at Janice :Wall's : home,
Ruth Graham demonstrated sandwi-
ch making. Janice' Wall
demonstrated making chocolate
sauce for ice cream.
pungannon.
Horne: Makers
,The third meeting.of the .D.ungann:_
on. Home Makers was held ai the; •
home of the .leader •Mrs. 'Ivan Riv-
ett When • eyeryone ,go t there, , they
started getting the -meal ready, first
by pounding some dry ingredients
into the piece of round steak; ready
:for frying•and addinga tornato•
sauce in order. 'to make a tasty •dish..
of ” Swiss Steak." • Next the sausage
was .put the'pan read:,Y for the
oven -,All went' into the dining
room where the meeting was .held ,'
opening with the 4-H Pledge... Roll
call was:' answered with the '.report
on score sheets, Where were 9 girls
present. Wanda. Wilson thenread" •
the'min`utes Of meeting•two : • Lexie
l4cWhinney read the ..treasurer s,'.
report:.The business. followed the
:; : covers for the Books were handed'
Ston ,was ``Swiss'
•
Steak'."and• "Sausages" awl-
. group .work wase."'Scone Sheets for
the Week." The meeting. ended
with Cathy Culbert reading. .the4-H
'Creed.. ' The ne?it Meeting. will. be.
held on March lst ar 9;30.
Super •
Supp
r Setters
Reid's Corners No.. 2 4-H'Group
held the fourth meeting,at the '
home of Mrs..tt Murray alden on
-February 26 at"7:00. The meeting
opened with the 4-H.,pledge 'follow-
ed by the roll. call; anwered. by 3
members The, minutes were then
read by Marsha. . .•
Brenda and Wendy demonstrated '
how to make tuna casserole. Mrs',
Walden then discussed Casserole'
Cookery and Desserts. Gertrude Lee
'and Marsha then showed 'how to
make Egg Scramble.
For the next meeting , each girl
is'to'bring a,kind of relish .and sand.
wic'h` spread Wendy and Kathy pre-
pared •fruit'cocktail With gingerale...
We closed the meeting by tasting
the food that had been prepared.
Le�arnrng Lasses
The 56 meeting of the Colwan-
ash Learning Lassies was opened.
.with the 4-H' Pledge. Eight memb-
ers were present and Lynn•,Austin
called the rollcall which was an"-;
sw.ered by "One' Way our family
serves, Pork". ,
•
• The sixth • meeting will be March
March
19th at 1=30' atthe h ome 'ofMrs.:C•
Rie;gUng
Discussion Pork cuts"'and location
on the carcass; of pork " chart'.. Pork,
and pork cookery ' •
D'emons'tration Pork Hocks and _
cabbage. •
`,.
Group Work: Fill in'Cuts 'on, out-
•
line of side of pork in members'
parnphlet. Draw up a
table similar•,to' table .2 .in
Leaders Manual:
The meeting ;was closed :with ,the
Singing .of the Queen:
To keep. your 'ca'r running well, bring•
, if gin.'
We'II look it over and under..:.: maks an
Y
needed repairs : prepare'itt for carefree:
• sumvner driving. Reasonable rates too..
Stan te
s upe es
PHONE 528.3430
Fed Ups lClub
TECFI17RCH-NEWa
irteo�
. ieh Fe : Up c -held
�,��
their meeting Saturday at10 a.m..
at the home of Kathy Purdon.,
The. president, Linda Schultz
opened the meeting with the'4-H'
pledge repeated in:.unison.
The members answered the :roll,
call by naming their Favourite Pic-
nic Food,, Debbie Reynolds read.
the minutes; The next meeting_
will be.. March 15 at .Walter Elliotts
The discussion centred.an Sunday
suppers, patio parties; barbecue,
picnic and buffet supper,.
Joyce Tiffin demonstrated toss',;
salad , Cheryl. Hill Apple' Salad;
Mrs...., -Waiter Elliott garlic bread
and mustard bread. •
A.11 girls sampled. the foods dem-
onstrated and agreed they were
delicious.
As a group they. planned that th
A
supper' March: 20th in. Whitechurch
Community Memorial Halh be held
at 6 p.m. and that they invite, '
the mothers.of the: girls, in tie club
the, Executive members of .the W .'
Whitechurch Women's Institute'and
Bruce County Home Economist,.'
Miss Cathy' Cowbrough.. '
The menu for the supper 'was
planned and each, memberwas in-
formed what she was to •b'ring '
The decorating, committee are'
Linda Schultz, • Joyce Tiffin and
Janet Sleightholm, Home Assign-
ments were make sand serve salad,
for the : third meal at• home Bring•
the record- book and recipe files
up to date'.' Look for 'a, picture of
air attractively set table for a •
buffet, .barbecue orspecial occas-
ion and take to next meeting
The meeting closed with the 4H•
Creel
Cun C'goks
':The fourth 4 -ti meeting ^of'the
Purple Grov.e•Cunning Cooks Was '•
'held on' Friday,' *February. 28 at,Mrs
Don IvlacKay's home.
Before the. meeting Mrs ..:i-Iarvie
Thompson provideda'tasty 'Snack
for the:members
While Sheila :Nicholson read the
recf e for "Ttina Casserole'';,. Bonn-
ie
P.
ie Boyle followed the directions -as
read . The casserole turned' out:. nie.
ely as all the members agreed
The next :meeting will .held on
Thursday`, March 6 .at the homepf
lvlr's Don `MacKay:.
.ountry ::Cooks':
OLIVET NEWS
The Clover -Valley 4-H.Club "T.he
Country Cooks" had their ••4th'tneet-
ing at ;the Borrie• of Mary Anne,Ivlac'•
lavish on February' 27. opening,
with the .441' pledge.
The tall .was answered by ''a
supper dish featuring Cheese .or
eggs" :.,,Mrs •., Hamilton discussed
Casserole. Cookery 'and ;'Quick and
easy top -stove main courses.,
• Mrs. MacTavishk1ed 'in•a;discuss
ion. on Desserts and accompani
ments for the Third Meal. The
group 'work was planniclib`
demonstration; and eighth 'meeting:
7vMary Ann MacTavish dernonstrat-
ed::egg scrambler • • •
The, meeting, wasclosed"With the
411 Creed.
A:sma11'boy was asked to write'
what he,had;.:been taught about the
human body. This was the result:
"Our bod' is; divided into three .
parts'; the hrahlum ., "the borax•~,ar d
the'aborninable cavity.".
"The branium contains the brain;
if any. •T'he •borax Contains the. •
lungs, liver, lights and heart. The
abominabler-cavity contains th,e,
bowe'ls,,. 'of which there are,five,
'a•, e, i;'o Old 11"
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Dainty Diners
KINLOUGH NEWS
The'. fourth meeting of the Dainty
Diners was held on Monday .•'
evening at 5 o'clock at the home'.
of the leader;' Mrs. Frank Ivtaulden.
Nine members answered the roll •
call with ":A supper dish" featuring
cheese or eggs. 'A demonstration •
was given on making'a tuna Casser-
ole b ' Betty'Schneller'and Marjorie'
Y, .Y.
Burt., which the girls 'sarrypled •later
The, home assignment for this meet
ing is ;for each :girl to 'make' and
servea casserole or .scallop dish
;from •the rnernberspamplilet and
record the results
• The colour for the Record book
covers will be black,. The'girls
are to. keep their .record books and:.
recipe files'' up to date.
�e'Y Class: Cooks
. y
'Ori February; 27 ,..the Ltieknow'#2 ..
4-H. Club held ;their. �fifth'.meeting
Elizabeth Ric,thie took.'charg'e and
opened themeeting with the,4-H
Pledge:;' The tall call' ."One Way of
preparing a raw 'vegetable for, a
carried lunch'.` was answered
by six girls
Mrs: 'Boyle 'led the Discussion •
The :Carried 'Lunch" and "Restaur-,
ant Meals • With the leaders'n assis-
:ance 4-Da-y.lvMeaj Plans•were''
completed by alh, Mrs Boyle led, a
short discussion on the answers the.
girls gave to. the roil call. ' •
• Linda`Boyledernanstrated' tate,
making of sandwiches , using sever-
al "uhesual"• fillings,: and the girls
Sean found •that 'their tastes differed,
The meeting closed with the 4-H
Creed ...., ._
ancy Fixers
We:. opened our 4th meeting on
February. . 26 by repeating the 4-H
pledge': Donna. Mullin'read the
.minutes of the last meeting. The
treasurer's report and roll call
followed' -
"We discussed next week's menu
and decided that each person would
bring three sandwiches each. '
Through the week we are to look
for any pictures which could, ' be
used, on the covers:..
The mothers are gei
REPORT FROM
QIEEN'S PARK
BY MURRAY GAUNT.'
M.P.P. HURON -BRUCE'
Prernier John Robarts this week re- •:
• jecied the:federal medicare plan
and indicated it will have to be
Province
changed ged before he
'fundamentally
rovince into if..
The Premier rejected the .
contention, that , by a slight
,adjustment, in.present health insur-
ance ance:programs,, Ontario•.would•
qualify ,
for. $175 million annual,' in •
federal medicare funds:,
In his opinion accepting the feder.
al program would>. mean; scrapping''.
Private insurance -Programs in Ont-'-,
ario , expanding ' the Government
operated Ontario. Medical Services
Irisurance Plan and increasing.:'
:health.'inturance. costs:'for everyone,
in the•:province
' At the'rno'ment 97ti 3 ,% of the.
• people, in Ontario have sorne.;form'
Of Health Insurance.
Mr Robarts•'aiso repeated his
iliararguments that the national
economy cannot absorb the'addit'
ional'costs:of Med'icare'aAd medic- •
al schools are' not provitl'i, g
sufficient .trained personno1 to •meei .'
t - . • o.. , • . ••e' a • I 0 , • lth: Y•
services• that medicare would bring
:I had the ,pleasure of participat
- ing in.,the Throne Debate this weep''"
at which time I urged the federal'
Tovernn ern7to rais fie basic •
personal income tax exernptiois
to give needy.Canadians a tax''
break
1 suggested increasing:the ;basic
exemption from $1,000` to $1, 200 '
as a' first step to free from incm
oe, .
taxation those •citizens'between' '
.05 and 70 who are drawing Old .'
Age Security and income supple-
ment:: At.the
upplement'.`At-the moment, these
pe ie-
p op rrrust�y-m-orrt
$320..80 at theend of the year. if
both 'a husbandand wife are getting . .
the maximutn11II9T20'. '
'1 also urged the government to: re
consider its pdsition on regional
government., The one very import;-
ant ingredient lacking in the entire
plan so far is local: acceptance and
withoutthis; democracy will have
suffered
vited ,to our 4=H party The meet,
ing was closed with the 441 Creed,•.
The members then tasted the egg
scramble which:Margaret Montg-'
ornery Made a'nd the tuna casserole
Which Lynda Hathilton made.
They were both yv,ery delicious.
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