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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-09-14, Page 4A number of interested spectators were at the Van Eg- mond home' Saturday afternoon when the Heritage Found- ation presented the committee with a cheque. Left to right, Mr. John Baker, Mrs. John Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Hill, Mrs. Howard James, Mrs. Clair Campbellee-Mr. John Reid, Averil Reid, Mrs. A. Y. McLean, Mrs. Frederick Wade and Mrs. Charles Thomas. Mw r / M Ancesters of Van Egmond were introduced Saturday by James Doig. Standing are, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Van Egmond, from London, Mr". and. Mrs. Jack Van Egmoncl and daughter, Susan from Clinton. Seaforth II 4H club meets • Sir: I letter to all Huron County, pork producers. wou like to address -this ld At the Blyth fall fair on Sept.' :20, there _will be e_bar row. show. This is the only barrow show * in Huron County. A pork pro- dueer has asked me why he should take part and here I will give some of the reasons why he should 'and why you should. 1st: Pride in your product. 2ralt- $150. - In prizes. 3rd: If you sell weaners, to prove that it makes sense for buyers to come to your barn and pay prgoium prices. 4th: If you buy your weaners tosee which supplier pro-,,, vided yoU with the best stock, 5th: To methods. 8th: the resultsof the different feeds and feed- ing 8th: It helps to improve car- cass quality, and a better carcass results in better pork, which results in more highersales prices. 7th in 7th: It is part of a pork pro- motion program that costs can- next. ;etr itri to nothing very nice prize indeed. en,eewpLuroolatutddasoaof truck together with your neighbours and see how the nyleceerqiunidpetneetrny. t works. AdrlanVos, Blyth. it .Throwing your back into • something means that maybe you might just throw your back out. That's painful and no way to enjoy the nice things 11'1 life. 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S EAFORTH UPERIOR TORE SPECIALS FO •THURSDAY — FRIDAY SATURDAY OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Duncan Hines CAKE MIXES Libby's Deep BROWN BEANS Carnation ' EVAPORAiPED MILK Viva HOUSEHOLD TOWELS 2's 590 Peek BISCUITS 15-oz. 50 doz. 690 2 lb. 250 lb. 90 6-oz. 290 Schneider's RED HOT WIENERS lb, 690 Schneider's Crispy FLAKE SHORTENING 11)13§0 19-oz. 390 2 for 590 16-oz. 210 Sunkist VALENCIA ORANGES Ontario No. 1 COOKING ONIONS Ontario No. 1 WAXED TURNIPS COMING SOON! Grandma Lee's' Old Pashkmed Oven ROT tittAris and PASTRIES Schneider's BOLOGNA L4--lrlig- Hunt) expostToR, S AFORTH, ONT., SOFT, 1 , 1972 ORisiADIAN IMPERAAla 13A1 K. gr PZimMgRcE Organizations begin fall meetings Seaforth II 4H Club met at Mrs. a the home of 'Len O'Rourke on Monday. The leader, Mrs. James Devereaux opened the meeting and penducted an elec- • tion. Officers are: Presickint, John N. Mayes, B. Sc, (Ay.), M.B.A. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce announces the appointment of Mr. John N. Mayes as an Agricultural Off- Mayes as an Agricultural Offiper. Mr. Mayes, a native of Stroud, Ontario, is a grad- uate of the University of Guelph and the University of Western Ontario, and has • gained experience in Ontario with the Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Farm Credit Corporation and the Agricultural Rehabilitation arid Development Administra- lion. From his base in Toronto he will work closely with farm operators and rural Branch Managers in Ontario. ' His appointment is part of the continuing expansion of the Agricultural Department of the Commerce which now in- cludes specialists in Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Albertaee'as well as at the Head Office of the Bank. (adv). USE EXPOSITOR . WANT - ADS Phokje 527-0240 Correspondent Mrs. Joyce Pepper CHISELHURST U.C.W. Chiselhurst U.C.W. held their September meeting Tuesday evening at thp Church. Mrs. Alvin Cole opened the meeting with a poem "Lord give me faith". Everyone joined in sing- ing the theme hymn followed by prayer. Mrs. _John Brintneil took the worship with the title being "Wisdom". Thirteen members answered the roll call with a verse from Psalm 25. Mrs. Earl Kinsman read a poem for the programme "For the sheep not a lamb". It was de- cided to hold the fall bazaar on November 1, Mrs. Gerald Glenn conducted the study by showing slides on Korea, India, Hong Kong and Nepal. Mrs. Cole colsed the meeting with prayer. The hostesses were Mrs. Alf Ross and -Mrs. Earl Kinsman. AMBER REBEKAH LODGE' The first fall meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge was held Wednesday evening with N. G. Mrs. Ernie Chipchase presiding and being assisted by V. G. Mrs. Dorothy Beaton, A number of members attended a memorial service at the Box Funeralliome, Seaforth in memory of Mrs. Margaret Baird, a former mem- ber of the Lodge. Mrs. Maggie Campbell and Mrs. teerothy Parker reported on visiting the patients at Queensway during the summer months and handing put treats. Mrs. Alice Ferg and Mrs. Inez McEwan volunteered to visit., the home -ID -September, N.G. Mrs. 'Olga Chipchase ask- ed that all tickets for the afghan and the blanket be turned in to the Secretary Mrs. Leona Parke by" the 18th of September for a draw on Sept. 20. 'A memorial service held by the Lodge at the Bonthron Funeral Horne on Wednesday evening in memory of Mrs. Edna Corbett, a Charter member of the Lodge. Install- ation of officers of the Amber Rebekah Lodge will be held on October 18, by D.D.P. Sister Margaret Sharpe of Seaforth Dis- trict 23: The Charter will be draped at the next meeting in memory of two departed sisters. Mrs. Jessie Chaffee, E.._r ,nbro, Sunday morning Hensall United Church Sunday School started a new fall term. Pins and diplomas were announced by Superintendent Cecil Ppper and handed out by Secretary Wayne Payne. Those receiving second year pins .for 2 years perfect attendance were: Brenda, Manly and • Laurie Pepper. Those receiving gold pins for perfect attendance for one year were: Chris Beck, Susan Beck, Steven Corbett and Jo-Anne Pepper.._ Those receiving silver pins for one Sunday sfiort of perfect attendance were: Barbara McCurdy, Shelley Wareing, Me- lissa Veal, Jerry Smith and Paul Mansfield. W.M.S. MEETING The W. M. S. of -Carmel Presbyterian, Church held their first fall meeting on Monday evening. President Mrs. Rachel Schwalm opened the meeting with a 'Psalm 118 , prayer and a • poem called "Life". Hyinns were sung with Mrs. Mable Munn accompanying at the piano.•Mrs. Elizabeth Faber gave the • devotional and read a story called "Family • Affair History'", followed by scripture and prayer. 34 visits were reported to have been made by members to the sick shut-ins throughout the durinergi months. Mrs. Jean Snell. read "Secretary'sCorner" from the Glad Tidings. Roll call was answered by 11 members and two visitors with a church they had visited during summer vacation. Mrs. Blanche Dougall read from the booklet called' "These Days". The Carmel W. M. S. will be hostesses to the Huron Presbyterial which will be held some time in October with 'date to be announced later. Next meeting will be held October 2 in the evening. Mrs. Maggie Campbell closed the.meeting with the benediction. The 'Ladies Aid meeting fol- lowed with Mrs. Aldene Volland presiding and Mrs. Jean Snell acting as secretary. UNIT II MEETING Unit II of Hensall U.C.W: met Monday evening at the church to start off the fall season. Mrs. visited one day last week with Mrs. Albert Alexander. • Mrs.. Sim Roobal and Mrs. Don Dodds and Joan left on Tues- day for a vacation to Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal were in Chatham on Saturday and visited with Mrs. Rooballs brother Anthony Gelderland who is- a patient in General Hospital there. Mrs. Sim Roobal had the mis- fortune to receive a broken wrist and two broken ribs in a car accident near M cTaggarts Ceme- tery on Sunday afternoon. Pearl Passmore acted as chair- lady and opened the meeting with a poem. "He was one of us". Mrs. Mildred McNaughton gave the devotional using an article from the last Observer with the theme tell you this - unless you turn round and becowe like children you will never enter the Kingdom of Heaven". Eleven members and one visitor answered the roll call. It was announced that the Christmas stock project is, due it November. The general meeting will be held October 2. Unit I I are responsible for the nursery in October. Next meeting will be the 3rd Monday in October because of the Thanksgiving holi- day. A very interesting study Was given by Mrs. Hazel Corbett who gave an up to date report on Africa by using newspaper clip- pings. Everyone enjoyed a contest on "uge" conducted by Mrs. Pearl Passmore. Mrs. Helve Fuss and Mrs. Jean Fer- guson served lunch. Falls at home Mrs. Alma Hess fell at her home and was rushed to Sceith Huron Hospital, Exeter, by arnbu- - lance Sunday evening. ,e) The Hensall 4-H Club will begin on Tuesday. Any girl 12 years er over and interested may contact Mrs. Bill Fuss at 262- 2946 or Mrs. Ted Oud at 262- 5075 as soon as possible. C orrespondent Mrs.Rena Caldwell KIPPEN EAST W.I. The Canadian Industries • meeting of Kippen East W.I. will be held at the- home of Mrs. Cecil Pullman, September 20, Roll call will be advantages and disadvantages brought by new industries in our area. Mrs. Harry Caldwell will give the motto. Mrs. Hugh Parsons a contest and Mrs. Campbell Eyre will be in charge of the lunch. Auxiliary makes plans for autumn Kippen II 4-H Club met Tues- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert Bell. The roll call was my favourite picnic or barbecue patio food. Mrs. Robert Bell discussed parties , picnica and barbecues and demonstrated how to make garlic bread. Lynn Alderdice demonstrated meatka- bobs and the club held a barbecue of the meat kabobs, corn on the corn and fruit kabobs., A salad completed their meal, Kippen II 4-H Club chose their name for this club - "Kippen Kabobs" •:Mary Margaret Kelly; 1st Vice, 'Eleatior Devereaux; Press, Rose Marie Kelly; Treasurer, Clare Devereaux; Secretary, floating:' The next. meeting will be at . ,the home of Clare Devereaux on September 25. Mrs. Devereaux discussed working methods, working with food, measuring and a four day meal record and Mrs. O'RourkethedemEodnsittoratredpizza and the varieties of ingredients To ,Present pins diplomas as attendance rewards The Ladies Legion Auxiliary was held in the Legion Hall Tuesday evening with President Mrs. Mildred Chalmers in the' chair. Mrs. Jean _Smale and Mrs. Mary Taylor were installed, on the Executive Committee for 1972 by the President. Members de- cided to again have the money doll draw at Christmas time with the proceeds to go towards free skating for the children. A dinner meeting is planned for October to celebrate the 23rd birthday of the Auxiliary. The 'dinner will be held at '7 p.M. at the Hensall Hotel. Sports Officer, Mrs. Iva Reid; gave a report on the sports and announced that there are, bowling tournaments coming up in •W ingham Strathroyand Seaforth. e The mystery prize was ,won eby Mrs. Jean Smale attendance draw by Mrs. Evelyn Randall and the 'guessing prize by Mrs. Irene Davis. Bingo was played and a pot luck lunch was much enjoyed. News of KIPPEN Before you use your back, use your head. -