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PAGE 16 -GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1981
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The September meeting of
Tiger Dunlop Women's
Institute was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Clifford, 134 Widder St. on.
Thursday, September 24.
The, President, Mrs. R.
Buchanan, presided and
welcomed all who then en-
joyed the delicious pot -luck
casserole or salad luncheon.
After the' hearty meal the
members and guests
'assembled for the meeting
which commenced with the
opening exercises and the
President conducting the
meeting. Due to the absence
of the Secretary Mrs. A. Stoll
and assistant secretary Mrs.
Dorothy Feagan, Mrs. G.
Kaitting acted as secretary...
The minutes of the July
meeting were read and
approved and correspon-
dence wasgiven attention as
follows. The 30th Huron
County Women's Institute
Rally will be held in
Belgrave Monday, October
5th with registration 9:30
a.m. Itis expected a car load
of ladies will attend. Thanks
was extended from JoanVan
den Broeck for catering for
the graduation banquet for
Grade 8 students of Colborne
Central School and an in-
vitation was received from
Blyth Women's Institute to
attend their meeting
November 5 at 8:00 p.m. in
the Blyth Memorial Hall
with guest peaker District
President of Huron West,
Mrs. Sybil Chandler. As the
October meeting will be Oct.
22 this matter will be at-
tended to at that meeting. A.
letter was received" from
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital Board re
Intensive Care Area Funding
and this matter received our
prompt attention and a
donation will be given to this
appeal. A letter and in-
formation sheet was
received from Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food, Huron County,
regarding workshops for the
"Quilting" project, with
information as to time and
place of the training schools.
One member was interested
in attending the workshop
Colborne
corner
Gertrude Kaitting, correspondent 524-W78
and if anyone else, either a
member of the Institute or
not, would like to take this
course please contact Mrs.
R. Buchanan, 524-4308.
The October meeting will
be an evening meeting,
Thursday, October 22nd, 7:30
p.m. with guest speaker Earl
Reaburn, with members of
Goderich Township and
Dungannon Institutes as our
guests. Guest speaker for the
meeting was Dianne Old-
field, Dairy Princess for
1980-81 who received special
thanks for accepting our
invitation to speak from Mrs.
R. Burchanan, who an-
nounced her latest
achievement was being
chosen "Queen of the
Furrow". Mrs. Cora Sher-
wood introduced Dianne
Oldfield and in doing so read
an interesting article
regarding the "Droughts of
the 30's" remembered by a
farmer in Weyburn, Sask.
Miss Oldfield chose as her
subject "Cheese"
acquainting members with
this product made in Ontario
that has gained wide -spread
popularity and publicity and
had samples of various
cheeses for members.
Mrs. R. Buchanan thanked
the speaker and presented
her with a gift. The Motto "If
it wasn't for agriculture,
what would the city man do"
was given by Mrs. Ella Bogie
and was exceptionally in-
teresting ending with the
poem "Baking Bread".
The Roll Call for the
meeting "Time and labour
saving inventions" brought
forward many answers from
all such as the various
electrical appliances to
power lawn mowers and to
Annual rally for
West Region held
BY MARIE PARK
Mrs. Mary Bere spent the
weekend in London with
John Bere and family and at-
tended some . of Kavalkade
'81 sponsored by London
Folk Arts Multicultural
Council.
Mrs. Olive Blake was able
to spend Saturday at her
home with daughter, Lynda
and Grant Sowerby of Toron-
to.
Mrs. Jessie Carpenter of
St. Catharines, and Tom
Park and Michelle. Good of
Goderich spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Park, Todd
and Brad.
Congratulations to Mr, and
Mrs: Eugene Johnston who
were married on Saturday,
September 12. They are
residing in Port Albert.
Eugene operates the
Johnstone & Sons gravel pit
on the fourth of Ashfield.
DUNGANNON UCW
The Dungannon UCW held
their September meeting on
the evening of September 22
at the home of Mrs. Dorothy
Pentland 'who also played
the organ for the hymns. The
devotional was taken by
Mrs. Elsie Irvin and Mrs.
Donna Alton and featured
articles from recent
Observer magazines, "The
Unquenchable Human
Spirit" and "Rural
Ministry". A question period
was held after these thought-
provoking readings.
Mrs. Nora Saunders read a
poem, Marathon of Hope, in
honour of Terry Fox.
Mrs. Bessie McNee
chaired the business part of
the meeting. Sixteen ladies
answered roll call by telling
their favourite hobby.
Minutes were read and
adopted, correspondence
was read and the treasurer's
report was given.
The 20th Annual Rally of
the West Huron Region is be -
Mg held on Thursday at Don-
nybrook. Dungannon UCW is
to bring the invitation for
1982. It was decided to buy 50
church calendars. Mrs.
Bessie McNee brought to the
attention of the ladies that
there is a box of quilt
material to be sewed up this
winter. The need for a fence
around the church
flowerbeds was mentioned
and Mrs. Amy Wiggins of-
fered some fencing which
was gratefully accepted.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Marj Pentland and Mrs.
Donna Young.
NOTICE 1
AS THE FILTER QUEEN OFFICE IN
GODERICH HAS CLOSED, WE WISH
TO ADVISE THAT WE ARE THE
ONLY AUTHORIZED
FILTER QUEEN
SALES AND SERVICE DEPOT
I. HURON COUNTY
PECK APPLIANCES
"IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VAftLICL___. T.
VARNA
452-7103
the progress science has
made in better and longer
healthy years for people.
Thanks was given to Mrs.
Pat Clifford for the use of her
home for the luncheon and
meeting. A card was cir-
culated among the members
to send to Mrs. Marguerite
Horton who was absent, due
to an eye operation. The
meeting closed with The
Queen.
4-H GROUP
The 4-H group heldtheir
meeting on Wednesday,
Sept. 23 at the home of Linda
Bisset. The meeting opened
with the 4-H Pledge and the
President Cathy
Schoemaker, called the roll
call "In an egg carton are
eggs packed with the large
end or the small end up?"
The answer was the' large
end. The leaders talked
about the air cell in the egg
and the egg white and the
egg yolks and whites_ and
parts of the egg. The
homework for the group was
to check in stores for the
price per carton on various
sizes of eggs and ask several
people what they do with.left
over yokes and whites and
over yolks and whites and
for breakfast, using the
following recipe -
Ingredients, 3 eggs, 15 ml.
milk, 2 ml. cinnamon, 1 ml.
salt, 4 slices white, whole
wheat or french bread and
butter. Method - combine
eggs, milk, cinnamon and
salt in a flat baking dish or
pie plate and beat until well
blended. Dip bread slices in
egg mixture, turning several
Its plaiting time
Holaid RIZ
Don't miss out on the
International Bulb selections
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heaven they are
serving
Thanksgiving
Dinner at
EATS AIID TREATS
Of BAYFIELD
565-2942
Sunday
October 11, 1981
MENU
Hot Apple Cider
Roast Turkey and
Country Stuffing
Whipped
Potatoes
Green Beans .
Almondine
Butter Nut Squash
Fresh Cranberry
Sauce
Home Made
Pumpkin Pie and
Real Whipped Cream
OR
Special Dessert
Meringues
Coffee or Tea
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SITTINGS AT
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times to absorb all the liquid.
Fry slices in approximately
5 ml. butter each. Serve
plain or with applesauce,
corn syrup or maple syrup.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Ruth Ann
Strickler, Wednesday, Sept.
30at6:30p.m. • ,
LOCAL NEWS
Mark your calendar for the
special event, of the year
"The Christmas Country
Fair" at Saltford Valley
Hall, Wednesday, October 21
10 a.m., to 9 p.m. and
Saturday, October 24 10 a.m.
to 6 p.m.
The Benmiller United
Church Fowl Supper will be
Wednesday, October 28. Mr.
and Mrs. Emerson Elliott,
Menesetung Park, returned
home this week -from a three-
week holiday . and visited
first with their daughter
Mrs. and Mr. Barry Schwarz
of Long Island, for a week
and then attended with their
daughter and her husband,
the wedding of their gran-
dson, Elliott Schwarz and
Phyllis Amato, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Amato
in Good Shepherd Catholic
Church, Orlando, Florida.
The bride and groom are
both employed at Disney
World,. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott
had a pleasant holiday and
weather was perfect but are
glad to return home.
Mr. and Mrs. Terence
Hunter's grandson Mr. and
Mrs. Andy Thompson and
son Jeffery of Oakville
visited with them over the
weekend with Mrs. Thom-
pson and son Jeffrey
remaining for a few days.
ODERICH LITTLE THEATRE
AU DITIONS
Thursday, October 1 ® 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, October 4 - 7:30 pen®
At MacKay Centre
AUDITIONS FOR
"In The Court Of The Emerald King"
DIRECTED BY WARREN ROBINSON
Dont forget the MONTHLY MEETING of
NOTE:MacKay Centro, Thursday, October Sth at 8.00 p.m.
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