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A Presbyterian Church Worn-
en's Missionary Society's half
million-dollar budget for Caned-
Ian and foreign sdrvice'rageires
hands to do a lot of willieg work,
Mrs. Gordon Whitton, St. Cathar-
ines, told the Stratford Presby-
terial W MS at the annual meeting.
Stratford WIVIS covers Huron
and Perth Counties.
Mrs. Whitton, president of
Hamilton- and London Synodical,
in an address at Knox Presbytere
tan Church, reminded members
of the repeated biblical referenc-
es to hands in their various guise
es and said it ',takes many hands
in service of love to win the world .
for Christ." e
She described mission ser-
vice in foreign fields aed Canada.
Among the area projects are
wayside houses at Hamilton and•
St. Catharines and a youth dope
in. centre at
of
Beach along
the shores of Lake Huron,
In Stratford Presbyterial
Women's. Missionary Society
fund raising for 1971 fell $1,021
short of its goal of e1e,700, Miss
Eispettee Davidson, presbyterial
treasurer reportede-She said the
eemedical budget for the presby-
trial in 1972 had beenincreased
to $16,870.
Mrs. Thomas LeScott, Crom-
arty, was elected presbyterial
president succeeding Mrs. Nor'-
man CentIthardt lest .Pahl
Vice-president is WS. per.
ik Nind, Listewele Seeretarree,
Mrs. Bruce Aitchison, RR e, St.,
Mauls, Mrs. Denald MeTavish,
RR 1, Shakespeare; treasurer,
Miss Elspeth Davidson, Strat-
ford.
Group secretaries are; After-
noon group, Mrs. Warnick Bell,
Atwood; evening , group, Mrs.
Stewart Stevenson, RR 2, Bres-
sels; 'young women's promotions,,
Mrs. Irvin Coxon, Milverton;
girls' organization, Miss Isabell
'McTavish, Stratford; i erjendship
and service, Mise Margaret
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Due to inclement weather,
there was a small attendance
at Monday• night's . meeting of
Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge. Mrs.
Chas. Reeve, noble' grand, pre-
sided. Mrs. Adin Forbes was
named social convener for Feb-
• ruary and will convene lunches
for the night of February .3rd
when dOdeifkh and ' seel
1,odges be-PAU' eti l
occuAin of the .difielai
of the assembly prenident, Mrs.
Betty Robinson of Dorchester;
also for the St.' Patrick's euchre.
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and shoe shine.
Members of the club who hope
to make the trip are: Sharot
Stevenson; Mary Anne Blake;
Darlene Storey; Rosemary Van
Den Hengel; Marlene Turnbull;
Lois Williamson; Rpsemary
Newnham; Gail Searle; Jim
Thompson and Lynne McDonald.
Vicki Miller; Dianne' Fraier;
Brenda Dietz; Jean Devereaux;
Maureen Connolly; Ken And-
erson; Liz Ball; Kathy Blake
and Elizabeth Blom.'
Shirley Brintnell; Sandra
Coleman; Bruce McDonald;
Douglas Hoovere.„Anne Nobel;
Murray South; Debbie Wallace;
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Nancy Traquair; Debbie Wey;
Bill Kunz and Randy Alexander. ,„.
Rebekahs Support
Youth ,Pilgilmage .
A group of students from Huron Centennial School, Brucefield
wonder about their new surroundings as they make their first
SDHS Geography
First, Ict's set 'the stage. And, let's start
th you. Thu gr6w up:You set certain
go ,I•t; for,'ourself". And then, after some
time, along conic the little you'i. And with
them, a whole new set of goals. A 'home,
a car, maybe a'cottage.0 want the good
things. And, seeing that you work hard for
your money, why not?
. • gut, where do we fit in? we, feel
two heads are better than one: We figure if'
two peiple set out to achieve the same
goals,they might come atittle sooner.
And easier.
You see, we're in the money ; •
husiness.We invest money to make
at we mean by
lbgether we're both
stronger,"
Members voted to again sup-
port the Youth Pilgrimage to the
United Nations and voted $25.00
to the project. ,The winner 'of
the trip is determined by the
outcome of the public speaking
competition to be held at Clin-
ton in early-April.
A raffle As. being held on a
tio4teti"bee eeillian
", '0 4tteerfiT lee.Vhae R'4v es
With' prieCeeds' tO assist in de-
fraying expenses of the lodge's
60th birthday anniversary ban-
quet.
• The particular part of West
Germany which the students will
visit fits well into their Grade
12 course of study. The lands
along the Rhine River Basin.pro-
vide a unit of study where phy-
sical, climatic, economic and
social . patterns are constantly„
varying. It will provigdethem with
an eon the scene" opportunity
to eiseover why distinctly dif-
ferent economic and settlement
patterns have developed in var-
ious sections of the. river.
Lahr is an ideal focal point -
for it lies, on the edge, of the
Black Foreet and of the Rift
Valley approximately 22 miles
from Strasbourg (France) ante
one hour's drive from Switzer-
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money; so that We can lend you ;money.
But ail of it isn't worth a plurgged nickel i
somebody doesn't use tor our services,
or our facilities.
Is:6. we're hot trying J(3 talk you into
loan or a deposit. It's not'
like that:We feel,these
things will conic .
naturiilly.with what
we have to offer.
And that oiler is:.
- this: a working
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appearance at Seaforth Public School as part of a new program
.of Home Economics and Industrial Arts which was introduced
at the school last week. (Staff Photo)
Public School pupils are busy assisting in setting up new
facilities which came into use in the school last week. Here
Sheila Drager (left) and Nancy O'Shea are at work in the library
helping to arrange.bopks. (Staff Photo)
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partnershipTn—aChieYing goals. Your goals.
and-our goals. Let's call it something like,
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for Your money.We understand things
don't come easy. For any of us.
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At Merner's Meats , .
Making Patties
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. Having one of the most modern abattoirs in Hbron,' enables Merner's
Meat Market eo provide "that little extra" in quality and service. Many
have discovered that difference and Merner's invite you to do the same.
Here are some of .the benefits. that edd eating pleasure to your meat
after their expert custom slaughtering and processing.
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1. LARGE COOLER FOR AGING ,
By having a large cooler for sides of beef and pork, Merner's never
heee to rush your meat through. It can be aged just the way you
. want it, under Ron Merner's expert care.
2. THREE CUTTING METHODS
Some people never seep to consider the fact that not everyone
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wants his meat cut up the same way, That's why Merner's have
-three cutting services. There's the regular method, a semi-deluxe
and a deluxe. The lattee involves the removal of alt bones from_ .
roasts and rolling roasts. ,
3. WRAPPING WITH VITA' FILM
This is a clear see-through film that enables the busy housewife to
. e see at e glance what she is picking, out of her freezer, les.thin and I
reduces the storage space. required for your meat and at the.same.
time is stronger than most. paper 'used. in the processing business. •
and prevents freezer burg. While' they're Wrapping meat,. the good .
people at Merner's use cello-paper to divide your steaks and chops
so you can use any number you wish without thawing the entire
package. Vita Film is air-tight of course and after wrapping, all
cuts are identified be their standard name' and also identified by
quality -so you know VoLeee_picki.g,,out:Ulebeff'roast from Weer"-
freezer if you want Something spe ial for company. • . .,....,
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Here's one 'of the most important aspects of having excellent
meat. It should be frOlzen as quickly as possible and that's exactly
what happens in Merner's blast freezer. None of the goodness
escapes.
5.' SMOKE HOUSE
t Merner's have 'just added a smoke house to their facilities. Here
they'll custom' smoke your hams-,bacons, pork loins, sausage,
summer sausage, etc. if that's the way you ,enjoy it best. It's not
rushed, but given plenty of time to soak' uri'the tasty aroma of
hardwood smoked meats'.
6. "MAKING -BEEF NG BE EF PATTIES „..
The outdoor barbecue, whether it be on a warm sunny day in the
summer or around the campfire on a snowmobile outing, is
• always easily mastered if the chef has prepared patties, Meener!s
have a machine that automatically turns out patties that make it
easy for you to prepare hamburge at any time.
'FREE. PICKUP SERVICE
UNTIL FEB. 12 •
Yes, as an added benefit to you, Merner's are providing free pickup of,
your animals from now until February 12, It's their way Of asking you.
to give their' a chance to prove they can give you "that little extra”,
4. BLAST FREEZER
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Your assurance off cleanliness and quality
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