The Citizen, 1991-11-06, Page 7Huron-Perth
FTO meets
in Seaforth
On October 16, over 200 mem
bers of the Huron-Perth Superannu
ated Teachers of Ontario (STO)
District 9 and guests attended their
annual noon dinner meeting in
Seaforth and District Community
Centre.
A morning Health Services'
workshop conducted by Carmen
Whitmore of London, preceded the
dinner. Following the dinner, a
lively sing-song was led by Janet
Day, with Don Dunbar at the piano.
Carol Simons introduced the
speakers, STO members Eleanor
and Ralph Smith who showed
slides of their visits to Coral Island
in Hudson Bay. They were thanked
for their pictures and commentary
by Joan Hamilton.
President John Hayman conduct
ed the business meeting. Commit
tee reports were given. The Perth
Unit dinner meeting will be held on
June 3, 1992 in Ellice Township
Hall in Rostock. The Huron Unit
dinner meeting will be in Ontario
Street United Church in Clinton on
June 10, 1992.
Ross Haugh, the newsletter con
venor, asked for items to be for
warded to him in early spring when
the first district newsletter is to be
published.
Ruth Shaddick presented the new
slate of officers for 1992-93. They
are as follows: past president, John
Hayman; president, Howard Sin
clair; first vice-president, John
Hayman; president, Howard Sin
clair; first vice-president, June
Boussey; secretary-treasurer, Mary
Hoy.
Ruth presented retiring president
John Hayman and retiring secre
tary-treasurer Evelyn Merrill with
STO pins. President John thanked
the members for the opportunity to
serve them, and also the convenors,
telephone callers and chairpersons.
Incoming president, Howard Sin
clair of Mitchell, reminded the
members of the spring business
meeting in Mitchell Public School
on May 20, 1992, at 1:30 p.m.
The meeting adjourned.
A The Huron Board A
of Education
in partnership with
Huron Industrial Training
Advisory Committee
and
Employment and Immigration
Canada
as part of the
Canadian Job Strategy Program
invites tenders for
A NEW THREE
CLASSROOM ADDITION
at the
GODERICH DISTRICT
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
under a modified construction man
agement method
Bids received will be evaluated on
the basis of pnce, alternate construc
tion methods proposed, and the
number of hours of employment pro
vided to the participants in the job
retraining program.
Lowest or any tender not necessanly
accepted
All general contracting firms inter
ested MUST attend a meeting to
be held at Goderich District
Collegiate Institute at 10:30 a.m.
on November 7, 1991.
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4H club holds first meeting
BY WANDA MARTIN
The first meeting of the Ethel
“Milk Makes it Better” club was
held on October 19 at Barb Mart
in’s.
To get the ball rolling everybody
enjoyed a get-acquainted game.
After the books were handed out,
the pledge was taken and the busi
ness was discussed. There was also
an election of officers in which
Priska Menzies was voted presi
dent.
After a presentation on measure
ment by Barb Martin, some of the
members headed for the kitchen.
While they made vegetable pizza
and chocolate milk, the other mem
bers did book work and listened to
the story, “Say Hello to the Cow”.
When the pizza was ready every
body calmed down and dug in. It
was really good. Then the meeting
was closed.
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The second meeting was held on
October 26 at Heidi Menzie's. After
the pledge and roll call, the mem
bers decided on a club name. The
new name is “the Milk Mates”.
Then the members read up on the
different kinds of milk in their
books. When they thought that they
knew all about them, the members
went to the kitchen and took a taste
test. Nobody seemed to like No. 1
(buttermilk) but they were sur
prised to find that No. 3 (goat's
milk) was quite good.
Then some of the members made
Cheesy Fondue Dip while the other
members played a game. Mrs.
Menzie also showed the members
how to make Swiss Fondue. When
it was time to eat the majority of
the members liked the 4H version
of the recipe better. Soon it was
time to go and so the meeting was
closed.
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