Clinton News-Record, 1978-12-14, Page 11•
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Five girls completed 12 homemaking projects to
take the Provincial Honor awards at the, 4-H
Achievement Night in Clinton on ' Friday. The girls
included, front row, left to right, Julie Taylor,
Clinton I; Lori Saundercock, Clinton III. Back row,
Sharon Thompson, McKillop II; Francine Visser,
McKillop II; Mary Jean Betties, Holmesville I.
(News -Record photo)
11 clubs at 4-H night
Eleven homemaking
'clubs filled the Central
Huron Secondary School
auditorium last Friday
night for their final
demonstration of what
they learned in the club,
Essential Edibles.
Along with displaying
their record books and
samples oV what they
learned to prepare, each
girl had some part to play
in a demonstration skit or
exhibit, put on for the
audience and for the
judgement of the home
economist, Bea
McClenaghan.
The presentations of
skits, exhibits and
demonstrations included:
Goderich II, demon-
stration - Do's and Don'ts -
of Measuring; Clinton I,
exhibit - Cooking Tools
and Techniques, by
Lorrie Mann and Cheryl
Armstrong; Holmesville
I, skit - Lunch with
Enthusiasm; Taylor's
Corners, exhibit -
Saturday Night Supper,
by Marjorie de Boer;
Varna, skit - Gee, Your
Lunch - .Looks . Terrific;
Holmesville >iI, exhibit
Right on Party Food, by
Darlene Smith and Gerda
Brand; McKillop II, skit -
We're Here, We're
Hungry; Clinton III,
exhibit - Passport to Good
Health, by Connie Evans
and Julie Proctor;
Clinton II, skit - Four
Score Breakfast;
Bayfield I, skit - Dinner
You Can Make On Your
Own; Goderich I, skit -
Good Food For -Healthy
Inner Space.
Along with the
presentations a number
of special awards were
given.
Connie Evans, Clinton
III; Joan Beierling,
Varna; Susan Jamieson,
McKillop II each
received a special award,
County Honors for
completing six
homemaking projects,
For the completion of
12 projects, Provincial
Honors were given to:
Julie Taylor, Clinton I;
Lori Saundercock,
Clinton III; Sharon
Thompson, McKillop II;
Mary Jean Bettles,
Holmesville I; Francine
Visser, McKillop I I .
The Canadian Council
on 4-H clubs leadership
awards were given to
Mrs. Robert Saundercock
and Mrs. L. Lodges, both
of Clinton for the five
years each lady has
dedicated to 4-H training.
SUPERIOR
MEMORIALS
ESTABLISHED
OVER 50 YEARS
Clinton-Seaforth
Area Representative
MICHAEL FALCONER
153 High Street
, Clinton
482-9441
Ga erish Area
Represents lifve
ROBERT MCCALLUM
it
Combats Road
Gp di rich '
$24107345
e ._.., .--ter.
With the completion of
the fall project, Essential
Edibles, the spring club,
Accessories - The Final
Touch will soon be getting
underway.
This club will in-
vestigate accessores,
what to wear, when to
wear them how to
coordinate them and
what accessories tell
others about us.
As well, each girl will
have a chance to sew
some accessories for
themselves, using a
pattern of their own
choice.
More information on
this club and other 4-1-1
projects can be obtained
by telephoning the
Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food
Office in Clinton at 482-
3428.
Council committees formed
With a new term
starting and new
positions taken, the
Clinton council formed
the various committees
at the meeting on Monday
night.
Council will be divided
into two main com-
mittees. Reeve Royce
Macaulay will head one
group, while Deputy
Reeve Ernie Brown will
be in charge of the other.
Under Reeve
Macaulay's group will
be: police committee,
Royce Macaulay; by-
laws, Chester Archibald;
protection to persons and
property, Frank Van
Altena; finance*, Roy,
Wheeler; .sp.ecial com-
mittee, Harold Lobb.
Under the No. 2 com-
mittee will be: sanitation
and waste, Rosemary
Armstrong; industrial
committee, Joe Atkin-
son; public works, Ernie
Brown; general gover-
nment, Ron McKay.,
As well, council
members were appointed
to special bodies and
committees. These were:
industrial board, Joe
Atkinson and Roy
Wheeler; hospital board,
Royce Macaulay;
cemetery bord, Ernie
Brown and Chester
Archibald; recreation
,committee, Ron McKay
News from Va rna
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By Mary Chessell
Franklin Roth, owner
of the Varna Feed Mill,
held a beef feeders
meeting on Wednesday,
December 13 for area
beef farmers. Following
a dinner, w-hich was
served by the Varna
Church Women, they
gathered at the township
hall to hear lectures by
Shur -Gain feed
nutritionists and animal
health specialists.
' An open discussion
followed the speeches.
There was a good at-
tendance, and the beef
men found it informative
and interesting.
Mrs. Harvey Hayter
has been .confined to
hospital in Clinton since
last Thursday night. We
hope she will soon be well
enough to return home.
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Notice to our
CUSTOMERS
Our December 31st
Year end
is fast
approaching
We ask for your cooperation
in checking any outstanding
balances and for your
remittance to, reach us
before
December 31st, 1978
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Ctinton482-3405 Hensel! 262-2418
and Joe Atkinson; fire
area board, Roy Wheeler
and Frank Van Altena;
planning board, Royce
Macaulay; waste
disposal site committee,
Rosemary Armstrong;
Ausable-Bayfield Con-
servation Authority,
Ernie Brown; Maitland
Valley Conservation
Authority, Bert Gliddon;
Huron Central
Agriculture Society, Ron
McKay and Rosemary
Armstrong; LACAC
committee, Ron McKay.
Any public questions or
complaints on these
various committees
should, go to the town,
representative appointed
to tleirtl, k'
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1978—PAGE 11
the BA YFIELD bugle
round the village
Mrs. Maud Sturgeon
recently attended a
family Christmas Party
arranged by her daughter
Mrs. Frank Andersop.
There were 29 family
members present at the
dinner, which was held in
the ' Community Hall at
Russeldale where her
daughter lives.
Mrs. Sturgeon wishes
the citizens of Bayfield a
blessed Christmas, ldve
and good will and "may
the meaning of Christmas
dwell in your hearts
always".
Mrs. Dorothy Weston
has returned to her Clan
Gregor apartment from a
trip to Florida.
Mr. Leroy • Poth is
expected home this week
after a brief stay in
Clinton Hospital, His
friends will be glad to
hear of his return.
Mr. and Mrs. Rae
Fraser were in Toledo
over the weekend for the
Golden Wedding
Anniversary of a relative.
I00 kids see
Puppet show at library
On Saturday,
December 2nd, the Huron
County Public Library
puppet show visited
Bayfield. Over 100
children were present to
see "Christmas at Creepy
Castle". Theresa Wilson
and Marion Doucette told
the story of the old witch
Ladies' auxiliary
Nineteen members of
the Auxiliary were
present at the meeting at
the United Church on
December 2nd. Christ-
mas parties will be held
on Saturday, December
16th for some of the
scouting groups. The
mothers will help in the
groups where their
children are members.
Joyce Chilton was
appointed the new food
convener. Kathleen
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library was extended for
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Prizes were awarded to
Mark Johnston, Angela
Dunn and Christine
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an errand.
The Beavers were busy
there on a Christmas
project and when I
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cryin' out loud it's a
senior citizen!". Such
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