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yee do TEA Fa "WEEKEND STAR" ~~ : FRIDAY, N Baguette Au 4-H Milk Club held meetings on Oct. 28 at Blackstock U.C. By Nicole Beechey Press Reporter On Saturday, Oct. 28 the Durham East 4-H Milk Makes It Better Club held their fourth and fifth meet- ings from 9:30 am. to | p.m. at the Blackstock United Church. It was a cooking meet- ing so what we made would become our lunch. We recited the 4-H pledge and we did our roll call which was "What did you do for a home activity and tary Mary Van Camp. Then we learned about cultured products like buttermilk, yogurt, sour cream and cot- tage cheese. We also learned about cheeses. We then split up into three groups to go work in the kitchen. One group made Herb Vegetable Dip and Fromage, another made Cheddar Potato Soup and the third group made Mexican Salad and Raspberry and Banana what is one food made which would be the best ; {uti nal Tp with milk that you eat at lunch and discussed how wo. Thir R ian. vipa least once a week?" The you would give reasons. a LE ousand-- worn Xone minutes of our last meet- We looked over our books Weh . hy | ing were read by oursecre- and decided what we i ave a winnep! AA . moe LEE ma & Smoothies. When your group fin- ished in the kitchen you went back out into the big room to fill 'eut a quiz called, "What's' your milk IQ?" We were allowed to home activity and what is your favourite kind of ice cream?" The secretary was absent so the minutes of our last meeting were not read. We made an ice cream pizza and each member got to decorate his or her own piece. Then we discussed the achievement program and reviewed what everyone would be doing. In our books we did an activity on how to judge. By looking at the menus we decided would need to complete in order to get the club. We went back out into the kitchen and made strawberry, chococlate and vanilla milkshakes. We ate the milkshakes and ice cream pizza and then we washed our dishes. 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