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Mrs. Mary Haugh was host-
ess for the September meeting
of Seaforth W.I. . with Mrs. A.
Taylor as co-hostess.' Qpening
exercises and business were
chaired by the President. Mrs. L.
Lawson. The roll call. 'To. dis-
play a useful kitchen helper ,
purchased at the dime store',
was responded to by about 25
and showed a varied assortment
of favorite gadgets.
The program, in charge of
Agriculture and Canadian In-
• dustries conveners, Mrs.
Carter and Mrs. F. Hunt, was •
'''oh,aired by Mrs. Carter, who
read a poem, "Autumn is com-
4Ving. " The motto 'Don't leave
for spring what you can do in
the fall, ' was commented on
• by Mrs. Hunt, who used though-
ts Written by Padre Young.
The guest speaker, Mrs. E.
W. Ryan , of C. F. B. , Clinton,
demonstrated the arranging of
autumn bouquet,s using weeds,
dried flowers and artificial
flowers and fruits. Mrs. Ryan
told how to prepare and us e
various dips and sprays. Autumn'
weeds, such as teasel, became
a chine of beauty when dipped
in a tempra paint solution and
arranged on styrofoam bases in
suitable containers, such as
straw type or crockery. Any
summer flowers can be preserv-
ed in a beach sand and soda
mixture drying solution.
Plastic flowers and fruits ta-
ke on a beautiful hue when
dipped in a flemish dip or cor-
nish dip. Mrs. Ryan gave the
recipes for the dips and also
touched briefly on the making
of candles and Christmas decor-
ations.
Mrs. Ryan was introduced
by Mrs. Haugh and thanked by
e
Seaforth W.I. Begins
Fall Program;
Mrs. 'Carter. One of her arrange-
ments, .donated by her for a free
draw, was won by Mrs. A; Turn-
bull.
During the business period,
the report of the August Huron-
view Auxiliary .meeting was
presented by Mrs. Haugh. stres-
sing a fall bazaar in October.
Fall Fair booth plans were final-
ized. with each member to do-
nate two pies and a tea towel.
as the present supply of tea tow-
els are misplaced. It was also
announced that seven 4-H
Homemaking Clubs are being
sponsored by the branch for the
fall project. "Needlecraft",
with about one hundred girls in
the district taking part. 3
Club leaders include, - Mrs.
Don Brodie and Mrs. Malcolm
Davidson; Mrs. Wm. Little and
Miss Hendrina Verberne; Mrs.
Frank Sills and Miss Rich/ Wil-
lems; Mrs. Wm. Campbell and
Mts. E. Storey; Mrs. Wm. Strong
and Mrs. N. Eggert; Mrs. I.
Keys and Mrs. G. Elliott; Mrs.
John Moylan and Mrs. Torn Mur-
ray.
bake sale, postponed in the sum- ' Seaforth 1.1.I. Club met at
mer due to the main street con- the home of Mrs. Grace Camp-
struction, will be held in the bell Wednesday. The project
near future. Sold over the past ' for this fall is "Needlecraft".
two years, the supply of 400 cook Officers chosen are: President-
books is almost exhausted and Mary Janmat; Vice Pr esident -
any person wanting same is urged Sandra Smith; Treasurer - Rose
to act quickly. Vanden Hengel; Press Reporter-
Courtesy remarks were given. Marlene 'Nash. Leaders are Mrs.
byt Mrs. F. Hunt and a social Ken Campbell and Mrs. Orville
half hour enjoyed with lunch in Storey. They ,led the girls in a
charge of Mrs. A. Pepper, Mrs. discussion of colour and colour
F: Hunt, Mrs. W. Coleman and schemes, requirements of club
Mrs. G. Kerslake. ,-- -; mernbers'and-what is required
for the project.
Correspondence included a
courtesy note for the book plac-
ed in the public library "Heritage
of Canadian Handicrafts". The
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Correspondence
MISS MARY MOILWAIN
Mrs. Ella Jewitt visited on
Tuesday with Mrs., Edith Vin-
cent of Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Cornforth
of Cookeville visited over the
week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Don Buchanan and family.
Mr. arid Mrs, Reg. Lawson, -
John and Elizabeth, held a
family gathering on Sunday for
Mr.. and Mrs. George Terrier,
Barry and Bonnie, Mr. John
'Avner, all of Tuckersmith
Mr. Harold Turner of Goderich,
Miss Mary Turner of Huronview,
Mr, Fred Elliott, Mr. George
Shipley and Mr. Earl Lawson,
all ofClinton.
Mr. and Mrs, Terrence Hunt-
er of Colborne Township, visit-
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
John Thompson and family.
, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hill
of Crediton visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszat-
or, Linda, Dianne and Nancy.
Mr. a‘nd Mrs. John Berry of
Goderich were Sunday visitors
with Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys.
Mts. Howell Partridge of
Barrie spent a few days the past
SEAFORTH 111
week with Mrs. W. L. Whyte,
Torn and Sill. '
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woods,
Debbie and Michelle of Ganan-
oque spent the week end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Riley.,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sanders
and Jennifer of Mussels visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.'
John Warnmes and family, Mr.
'and Mrs. Marris Bps and Steven,
Mr. and Mrs. George Mcllwain
and Mary.
Mr. and Mrs. KenThompson
and Joan spent Sunday at their
cottage at Kingsbridge.
Mrs. Annie Leitch is spend-
ing a few days with her niece,
Mrs. Agnes Dale of Clinton.
THE HOME TEAM
"Now that's what I call a slide!"
IfiTON IV 4-H CIA.E0
The Clinton District Mei
—At tie home of Mrs. Janet Me-
Clilichey. Officers cleAtell president • Debbie Gibbing4
Vice President - June Falconer;
Press Reporter - Elaine Carter.
It was decided to have a
yellow book cover with navy
blue lettering embroidered with
yarn.
• The story of embroidering
Was read and discussed,and the
colour scheme was demonstrat-
ed by Mrs. Isbel Gibson for the
new members.
Remember! Ilt takes but a
moment to place, an Esposito'
Want Ad and be money in
pocket To advertise, juat Dial
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FALL FAIR
THURSDAY NIGHT & FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER 18th and
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AFTERNOON
19th
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