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t ' , ' _ - F , _ ,, M 7 f "ri" 1“" J f .. cm" tir, easy. (cdcs, tP-co / 7 Ct'., C, you J .0 [3, , Achievement Day Te, . , . - lub and t21p1ehh2,yso iii: enema MATHESON(Speciai) _-.The Mary ' McLean Li lam“: .Purdy and Mrs. Vi Page were “1-H Clubs of Black River Economist "thi"' IS ear ‘ in Matheson to take part in the ,Matheson and area held an and. Miss Lois, erggsoné Achievement Day programl Achievement Day, . regional 'i"l'lreJnvds/"'iii otm l Project was Accessories for The Project was Accessories Economics Brim": ti gags on. theBedroom.Skitsand erhil?its, fot' the Bedroom and the Thedaystar [Elijad'wi ”Tia __ _ l .were put on by the several other display contained bedspreads, with arranging 'igls1t'/flyylrd made. Provincial honor (clubs. Monteilh'group chose an WISH" boards, Lampshades, a JI' program d b 'ily,') ia (completing 12 projects) went , 'exhibit on Suitable Materials pillowselci. . , Lunc was serveThu“ y to Janice Bustard, Kathy. (tor Cushions and Chair Pads, Participating m this event from 12 lot ydi, e ',,"ff,','11"i'll Brintom, Carol Bender; County Posters showing various were Monteith, leaders Mrs. r','g',e,',1glip'i'tt'e, will?) 3'31]: Honors (six projects) went to lbedroom arrangements and Curdey, Mrs. Page and and ex .1 ie'hie'rgll Sievainlgm- AnneVMarie Gibson, Debbie [ iEtaterials were also shown. members are D, Page, D. groupslnt_w_lct d Comments O'Connor, Ann Ronholm. Commentator was Vera "Penny, B, Page, ' CW. v. bers par icipa e i ti Certificates of Achievement Vandenbosch Books and items Vandenbosch;, Shillington. about the $659123 lgnznwgg were presented to girls com- l were displayed. leaders Mrs. Doey, Mrs. made Y d "e righting for pleting the second project. All Receiving certificates for Beeston and members M, she Walt“; e leaders, assistant leaders and completing two units were “Trainer J. Montague, E. the wor on: t ess the members were given arsilver Debbie, Penny and Vera Bracken. J. Montague; Black After ? s , triads _ was spoon. V V Vandenbosch.Brénda Page got, River No. 2, leaders Mrs. A. presentation D a a . a certificate for completing Silverson, Mrs. Bender and "w" Vee _ __" ' e--.--...-..-----'-- t four units. members J. Gorringe, D. I I, Silver spoons were received Lamb, H. Lamb, K Gourley, T by leaders Mrs. Purdy, Mrs, M, Gibson, K. Siverson, A. _ l Page, Brenda Page, Debbie, Loeke,S, Bender, C, Bender.D. _ _ Penny and Vera Vandenbosch, O’Connor, D, Budd, N. Dennis; Nicole Cyr, Debbie Page, T Black River No. 3 leaders Mrs. , ll , The spoons are awarded by Wright, Mrs. Shannon and Jr t the Department of Home _ Terpbecs.epoughtyuccEwtty l ’ _ Economics and presented' by C.- Longstreet, D. DEIIHE, D. i _ [ . lhome economist Miss Mary Truax, D. Barrager, J. Wright, I _ . l ‘McLean. K, Bat-roger,l h oife,ptis D. ' \ ( . l 1 Re ional su . r Ho McInt re; Blacl iver o. ' _ Econ%mics iish"d7h"fvfi'ss, 'lflt leadery Mrs. T, Monahan and Let's Bake Bread is the Fall training school._They will then I Ferguson gave comments and members K.Brinton,D. Carrol, NH“ Homemaking Club project organize and direct a club in I advice. tr. Brooks, S. Ewen, N vtor this district according to your area. l Monteith WI also presented "ltgt11"t J. MMDnlihan' R. (slocmane PII Cclo‘chrane h 1de trf'?, lrngheon Evil] 'J,' , . . ' imoojis Bustar ' D, De are i. ' t on an emis amingI e e irs ay D ea - ', the girls with coffee ' . '. Matheson leaders Mrs. Districts home economist Mary course. [ ___ _ W -- _ _ “J ‘ Longstreet, Mrs, Daoust with MacLean. _ “Ifthereareany chang out members S. Haight, C, Dam-' "We are in the midst of a will be notified," 2'lf'ul'i1l/ browitz, W.Dambrowitz, C. rival of interest in the skills of MacLean. "Applications are to I Longstreet, Wanda Dam- yesteryear." she said. be returned to the Home l browitz, K. Bond, J. Bustard, L. "Breadmaking is one of these Economics Branch Box @8ng Dambrowitz, _ skills and today thanks to Liskeard PUJ 1P0, three woeks: V Guests for the day were Mitts science, it IS aslmple process." before your training school if, _ ' _ v, -__e_ -"eet 7 tn this prelect the girls will you wish to participate in this r i -eF- learn how to make yeast bread project." ' t and rolls, their food value and .. _ -» ( their place in family meals. The training schools will be held in Iroquois Falls at the ‘ Montrock Athletic Association I Hall, Sept. 4 and 5 from to arm, l to 4 pan. , l _ IN RAP 3 in Kapuskasing at the Home Economics Room Cite dos; Jeunese, Aug. 27 and 23 from ‘10 9 am, tot p.m, and in Cochrane l at the Transfiguration Parish l hall, Sept. 18 and 19 from to to 4 l 'par/ _ on Homemaking Clubs are open to girls and young women between the ages of 12 and til Inclusive as of Sept. l 1975. Clubs may be organized _ wherever four members and a I leader are available. If your 3 group would like to sponsor this project, select a leader and assistant leader to attend