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Zurich Citizens News, 1976-11-03, Page 15Davfieid by Mrs. Janet Talbot Mr. and Mrs, Ross Merrill, Bayfield and Mrs. Mary Elliott, Theciford, motored to Sudbury Thursday to help Mr. and Mrs. Brian Merrill move to their new residence in Ottawa. Brian will be employed by the Department of Transport Coast Guard Heli- copter Division. Mr. Ray Schell and his daughter, Miss Evelyn Schell spent Sunday, October 23 at Braemar where Miss Schell spoke to the Sunday School. They also visited with Mr, Schell's other daughters, Mrs. Irene Jull in Burford and Mrs. Effie Freeman, Woodstock. Mr. Schell and Evelyn also called on Mrs. Elsie Schell in Gadshill last Friday. Miss Evelyn Schell has now returned to her home in Ayer's Cliff, Quebec after spending two weeks in the village. Deanna and Marshal Talbot' of St. Thomas spent the week end with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Norm Talbot. Overnight guests Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Talbot «•ere Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Tal- bot. St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Drake Belt, London and Mr. and Mrs. John Haight, also from St. Thomas. Guests last week with Mr. and Mrs'. Ivan Steckle were Mr, and Mrs. Lee Etue of Detroit, Michigan. Cpl. Jack Huffman from Courtney, B.C. visited his brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Huffman, Vernoica and Crystal. Cpl. Huffman was on a stop -over on his way to Scotland on a buy- ing trip for his Scottish Import store. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Talbot, Karen and Kathy visited their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ranold Dunning, Sandra and Jeffrey in • Woodstock for a Birthday party for Bill Talbot, Sandra Dunning and Sandra's grand- mother, Mrs. Effie Freeman. yfield 1 4-H On Monday, October 18, 1976 The Bionic Barley's met at Mrs. Ann Chapman's home for their fourth meeting. We opened with the 4-11 Club Pledge and the roll call. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Cheryl Dunn. Mrs. Phoenix led a discussion on the different kinds of flour that are available and had a few samples to show us. Mrs. Chapman demonstrated the proceedure for making plain muffins, then Mary Lynn Tal- bot and Ante 'Haw tried their hand at making Bran muffins. They all turned out great and each tasted a sample of each kind. The meeting closed with the 4-H Motto. On Monday, October 25 the Bionic Barley's met for their fifth meeting at Mrs. Carleen Phoenix's home. Twelve girls answered the roll call. • They discussed the different shapes • and' forms of pastas that are available and • it turns out there are quite a few. Mrs. Chapman also showed us how we can use cereals "Around the Clock" in each of our meals. We had a busy night cook- ing. First of all Anne Talbot and Patty Greer made the tomato -meat sauce. Mrs. Phoe- nix demonstrated how to cook the Lasagna noodles and then how to make Lasagna, While this was in the oven Sheri Phoenix and Dawn Merner made PeanutCrispies. They all tasted the finished products and nearly everyone enjoyed them. The 4-11 Motto was repeated to close the meeting. Elayf eld 11 4-H They met at Mrs. Joan Merner's home Wednesday, October 27, at four o'clock for their second meeting. The meeting was opened with the 4-11 pledge, the roll call was "My record of cereal and bread eaten for one day". There was one new member, Cathy Merner, They discussed wheat grain and the parts in it. Dogwoods were made. The next meeting is to be held at Mrs. Joan Merner's home, Thursday, Oc- tober 28 at four o'clock, On Thursday they held their third meeting at the home of Mrs, Joan Merner. The meeting was opened with the 4-H pledge and roll call which was "Popular cereal product used Citizens News, November 3, 1976 -Page 15 in my home". Most answered ".Shreddies". At this meeting they made nuts and bolts which took an hour to cook. They also made cherry bran squares which had to bake 45 minutes. They discussed the chart which was called "Cereals in many forms". The next meeting is to be at the home of Mrs. Joan Merner, Monday, November 1, 1976 at four o'clock. 8rown.les Hall'' ween p rty The Bayfield Brownies had a Hallowe'en Party on Wednes- day night. Mrs. Snell and Mrs. Knights were the judges. The prize winners for fancy cost- umes were: Kelly Knights, (continued on page 16) IT SURE TASTES GOOD—Over 150 people enjoyed a delicious for the two seatings of dinner were sold well ahead of time and turkey dinner at the Goshen United Church last week. Tickets at four dollars a plate, they were well worth it. Photo by McKinley V S s remand re s During eir T ,' E LY®..T S®, Pennyworth TOILET TISSUE SCOTT TOWELS Shaws or Table Pride Village G:,,!F RITE 1 Ib. Dixie Canned Stems & Pcs. MUSHROOMS 57, T. Shaw's ICE CREAT h gal, 1.69 CTN. 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