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Highland dancer earns bronze and silver medals
By Marie Park
Congratulations to Laurie
Hayden, daughter of ilm and
Donna Hayden, who received
both her bronze and silver
medals in Highland dancing
in tests recentlyerformed in
Goderich. The judges were
ladies directly from Scotland,
Lisa Frayne is Laurie's dance
teacher,
On Sunday, Graham and
Bessie McNee, Donna Hay-
den and daughters, Laurie
and Linda attended a family
dinner and shower at Reids
Corners for a cousin who is to
be married on April 9.
Major and Mrs. Bob Ma-
har, Kathy and Mike of
Petawawa, called on Mrs.
Mahar's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Don Shetler on Satur-
day while on their way to
London and .then to Florida.
Nicole Sherwood of Goder-
ich, daughter of Robert and
Claudette Sherwood, visited
with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Al Sherwood, for
four days last week.
Sympathy is extended to
Charlie Travis on the death
of his wife, Rose on Satur-
day, March 26 in Goderich
Hospital. Rose was in her
69th year. McCallum Funeral
Home, Goderich, was in
charge of the service on
Tuesday afternoon. Crema-
tion followed.
Heritage Homemakers enjoy Greek pie
By Diane Raynard
The fourth meeting of the
Heritage Homemakers was
held March 5 at the home of
Hazel Hackett, President
Brenda Hackett took roll call,
there are 65 varieties of
pasta, Name one, Seven
members answered,
The members then went to
work making Antipasto, Mid-
dle Eastern Stuffed Vege-
tables, Apple Pie Greek Style
and Mint Tea.
The members took turns
reading Flavors from Italy,
Italian Cheeses, Pasta and
Antipasto. The Source of
Western Cooking, Food Geo-
graphy, A Visit to a Greek
Restaurant, Foods of the
Balkans and Middle
East.
The girls sampled the food
made earlier. Everything
was very tasty but a few said
they did not like the Anti-
pasto. Comments included,
"Just like Mom's Apple Pie"
and "scrumptious" floated
through the air for the Apple
Pie Greek Style.
Apple Dumplings learn to make Borsch
By Darlene KWh
The Kingsbridge Apple
Dumpling Gang held their
third meeting on March 21 at
the home of Mrs, Antone
Van Osch. The twelve mem-
bers answered the roll call,
Does your family keep any
food customs from their (or
their ancestors) country of
origin?
The minutes of the last
meeting were read by Nancy
Miltenburg and treasurer's
report was given by Debbie
Drennan.
The members twere then
divided into groups to make
the recipes for this meeting.
The leaders discussed var-
ious foods and food customs
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of Hungary, Czeckoslavakia,
Poland, Ukraine, Russia and
Jewish foods.
When the recipes were
ready to serve, the members
enjoyed Borsch, Breaded
Pork Chops with Cherry
Sauce, Vegetable and Mac-
aroni Casserole and Apple
Dumplings.
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spent a few days last week
with her grandparents, Bill
and Marie Park, Patti, Todd
and Brad. On Saturday Joel
Bendig visited with grandma
and grandpa Park while his
parents, Mike and Val, visit-
ed with great grandma,
Gertie Park in Wingham
Hospital.
Andrew and Matthew Ott
of Kitchener visited over the
holidays with their grand-
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Steve and Deb Waller of
Belleville returned from
Mexico on Sunday following
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Benson and Florence
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day, March 26 with their
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