HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1977-01-27, Page 9BEST CAILF TROPHY John Carvalha,
presented his "trophy the Brussels pit-H dairy club
member with the best calf to Jenny: Lyn Storer on
Wednesday nighf; at the Brussels Agricultural
Society banquet at, the Presbyterian Church in'
Brussels. ' (Photo by Langlois)
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Correspondent
• Mrs. Allan McCall
farmer was suest speaker at the
Indus-
tries . Institute meeting'. • on
Agricultiire and Canadian
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Martin Baan .well known, area
Wednesday evening, January 19
in, the Walton Community Hall.
15 ladies were present.
Mrs. -Kathy Achilles presided
and ininutes were read by Mrs.
Ken McDonald.
Plans ,were made ___ for the
Huronview birthday party on
February 16. It was agreed to
donate the hall to the recreation
committee' for the Poker Rally on
February 6.
__Committees chosen for .card _ __- parties -a—re!-- 7February-1-, Mrs.
H.arold Rutile, . Mrs.- Eleanor
Liphard, 'Mrs. Mac Sholdice and
Mrs. Joanne Pleas; February 15 -
Mrs. Allan McCall, Mrs.
proud to say we are a farmer, as
the farm is the food factory of the
nation," he said.
Mrs. Naas thanked the
speaker and on behalf of the
Institute preSented a gift.
Duff's holds -annual meeting
Personals
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs, Robert Shaddick on the birth
- of their son on January 22 in,
'Clinton Hospital, Todd Benjamin,
• a-brother feir •Sebtt.
. John -Lyons - 'Was admitted to
Clinton Public Hospital 1. on
Sunday, January 10.for appendix
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Gentleman." by Mary Longman-,
minutes of last meeting and ,
treastirees report read secre-
tary•LtreaSurer Jewel Cowan
followed. Get well cards were
signed by all' to send (0 Ida
Townsend and' Dorothy Little.
' Roll call was. answered • by
telling how you spent •Christmas
and New Years-by-l.0-members a'
1 visitor • Edyth Beacon.
The., draw donated -by Mar-y
Longman . was won by Mary
Robinson. • , •
The February meeting will be
Group 'Z. at the • home, of -Mary
Robinson.op February 16 at 2
p.m. Program was reading "I ant
Grandmother", soine riddles
and.some antecedents by Jewel
and a contest by Mary. Prizes
were won by Edyth Beacon, Lauri
Lyon, Dora •ShobbrOok, and
Myrtle Fairservice. '
Edyth Beacon read: fetter4'
front Dorothy Little. The meeting
closed and some cards played;,
Launch was served by • Jewel
Cowan and Mary Longman:
oh lanu4rY 27 and 28 at $tA.Paula .t
i Churchi Cjititott. I '
'ffir-44Pleaders, on sewing.
t "Clothegfiir Leis re" will be NO,
b . tiattie t Snell and- Mary
ilitHingt4.No..24 ,Kitty McGregor
and Carol Jewitir Not, 3 Gays"-.
D, ;and Madelio :Sewers!. "
The •Sunday School enjoyed a
"Tun Day" on Friday after school - leaders, Mrs. John Radford, Mr's.
18, there were five tables of . with the most numbers of 2 on ;I 10ins xpositor. , On Tuesday evening, January Dundas. Special prize - person
euchre in play at the Community th i
when . they were driven to Blyth The Cheerio -Club met at the: e portals."A reading "Old
CdEP,GZANCE
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Prizes were given to the
following winners: High lady -
Mrs. Edna Rackwell; low lady -
Mrs. Harvey Craig ; High man ,-
Cliff Ritchie; low man -"Torrence
Teilman Westerhout, Mrs. Tom
Duizer, Mrs. Jim PreSzcator and
Mrs. John Je,,,,Yitt, entered in a
body, occupied centre front pews.
The choir number was "Fill my
heart 'with Thy Love"'with Mrs.
Glen _McGregor organist and Mrs.
hands, Ann OVerholt (playing as a
man); low, Laura Lyon (playing as '
a''man); Most zero's, Gloria'
McEwing. 'There .be another
in 2 weeks, February Cat 8:30
p.m. ,In Charge will'-be • Marjorie
-Duizer; • Ruth'Vincent, Joyce
Kennedy and Jessie Jones.
Allen'Shaddick choir director,
also a number "Put your hand in
the hand" with Judy Carter and
Debbie- Westerhout accompany-
ing on guitars.
Rev. McDonald's children's
Sunday'school
has skating
The ladies of the.community
are • enjoying their Weekly 'Bible
study and prayer group each
Thursday morning at 10 a.m. in
the church: This Thursdaiwill`be
last until Rev. McDonald returns
from holidays.
with training school at Clinton
Wesley • 'Willis 'Church on
February 10 and 11 or at Board
rooms Saturday February 5. and
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Ahcc Davidson gave a very
interesting report from' Clinton
Hospital Auxiliary meeting. Vi,
EltitnSleported . 2' cards . and 1 -
plant to sick and shut-ins; .
FebruarytEmeeting • will' be on
February 9 and be family
night with a pat luck supper at 7
p.m. . Roll'. call a homemade
Valentine. ' , •
TheHinotte„:,'..1„,Keep faith in' the
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W.Latviiii given 'by HattietWood.
The program was readings by
Mary Robinson.. "The Horses
year or you lose your quota. Dairy
farmers• today have to be a
specialist - all fields. He
discussed the many dairy foods
made by Gay Lee. "We .say we're
just a farmer. but we should be
The Huron Expositor is pleased
to welcome a new corresponderit
to its pages. She is .,MrS. Bert
(Dora) Shobbrook who will be
'covering the Londesboro area for
Expositor readers.
story was "Even if I'm bad".
Kindergarten teachers were Mrs.
Bob Peel and Judy Jewitt.
The message was "Four things
God wants children to know."
New lights have been placed in
the memorial cabinet in loving
memory of Edward Bell, by his
-wife Muriel and, family.'
A gaining night, was held , on
Thursday .eyening for all ,leaders
and ' representatives from' ' all
McDonald demonstrated the use.
of the equipment id the church,
the 16 m.m. projector, the tape
recent additions to, -the
recorder. The: 16 rn.m , projector
and the overhead projector _ire
e ui ment tl 13 • •
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Prior to-lunch, donations were
received for the Bakeless Bake
Sale. . •
Hostesses were!. Mrs. Kathy
Achilles, Mrs. Nelson Reid, Mrs.
"Torrence' Dundis and Mrs. Mac
Sholdice. -
Grants totalling' '$4,557 have
been approved for five projects in
Huron County'-from the proceeds
of the Ontario. Lottery,. The
amounts range from $1;305 to
$666. '
The Seaforth Minor. Hockey
Association is to receive hockey
equipment direct from the
Wintario Projects Office for an
approxiniate value of-$1,305.
The Clinton Industrial Hockey
League • . is to' receive hockey
equipment direct from the
Wintario Projects Office for an
apiiroximate -value -of $863 and
the sum fo $25(),to assist in the
purchase of hockey sweaters for a
total grant of $1,113.
Culture and ,,Recreation
Minister .Robert Welch said the
, •
on Wednesday with her grand-
parents Mr. and' Mrs. Bert
Shobbrook.
ReV. • McDonald was dinner
peg' Of Mr. and 'Mrs. :terry
O'Brien of 'Zurich7 on Sunday
evening. ,
Miss Lloy ;Shaddick,
Kitchener visited ,her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Allen- Shaddick On
'Saturday.
Visitors with Mr_. and Mrs:.
Lloyd Pipe. on Friday evening
were Mr. and. Mrs. •Mervyn Pip,
Brusses; on Saturday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. LlOyd SteWart: .
Sunday dinner guests with MT
and Mrs. Lorne Bunking were
their fatitilY,- Mr. and Mrs: Toth
Duizer,• Laurel, Lisa, Stephen and
Shannon; Mr. and Mrs. 'Art
Hunking,• Todd and Tara,
Centralia and Murray Hunking
celebrating Mr. and Mrs. Art
Hutiking's wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong
-attended -the 55th _ Wedding
Anniversary of his cousin-Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Murray of St. Coluntban
on Saturday night held. in
Seaforth-Legion'Hall.
'Graeme Craig eg Walton was
named President of the Brussels ,
Agricultural ' Society at their,
annual meeting last Wedneaday.
He replaces Fred Uhler, past
president.
Other officers, named at the
dinner meeting in Melville
Prebyterian Church, are first. vice
president Jack Cardiff, second
across the- province.
The Crediton Baseball
Association is to receive baseball
equipment direct from the
Wintario Projects 'Office ,for an
approximate value of $758
The Exeter Minor. Hcickey
Association is to receive hockey
equipment direct' from . the
Wintario Projects Office for an
approximate value of 1465 • and
the sum of $250 to assist in the
costs of. in-province travel for a
total grant of $715.
The wingham Badminton Club .
is to receive badminton •
equipment direct ' from the
Wintario Projects' Office for an'
approximate:value of $666.
vice president' Joint Bone.,
schansker and secretary treasurer
Edwin "Martin. Directors arelirn
StephensOn, 'Binerson Mitchell,
division will attend the Ontario
Agricultural -Society's convention
at Royal YOrk in Toronto on
February 16 and 17...
The annual Brussels Fall Fair
will be held, September 20 and 21.
The Society has booked the
, Walter 0.stnnek band for a dance
The Annual Congregational Mrs. Harvey Craig was appointed
_meeting of Duff's United. Church .secretary. All financial reports --
was held -on Sunday, January 16_ ,even -by each - representative
following the morning church showed a good year.
service. Rev. Baiter asked everyone to
Approximately 44 sat down to a show more interest towards M &
hot Meal_ prior to the meeting. S Contributions.
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Five table's' in• play• at euchre
Walton
Correspondent
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook
523-4250
United Church Youth Sunday
was observed all across Canada' •
on Sunday: Welcoming into.-the
narthex were Emerson Hesk and
Jim Jamieson, Ushers were Neil
Cartwright," John Lawson, ,.Bob
Penfoun&•and Kevin Tamblyn. - -
The Messengers; Explorers-7'
-and C.G.I.T.'irientliels-with their
The January yo. meeting was
• •.' heldon Thiirsday, January 20.at 2
in the Township Hall. The •••
meeting.opened in forni.
with -Hattie Wood at-piano.
President Dora • Shobbrook'"1
/twelcomed 'all with a • thottight
"Saerificing a little time to be
kindli.',-What a wonderful way to
start .a new year." •For roll call,
Public' Relations, corivenor-Beryl-
geid gave-Mit slips with questions'
to. be answered from the, Hand
:Book. •
'The president. read a 'poem
"The President". Minutes of last
Meeting,. financial report, bills
and accounts *ere lead 133?"
seetetary-treastirer ,-• Addle
Hunking.. . ' .
Correspondence included tWank
from fleeter 'family, Mr$. •
Hamlett Knox,.:- Eileen Clailti
• Nelson'. Lean, Shaddick,
Howard. Clark, fr C.A.S. and
letter from Miss Pengilly,,!; •
r-and Marjorie
• Anderson - will e attending
senior leaders workshop on quilts
I Marjorie buiz
Emerson Mitchell, Ivies, „Nelson
Marks and Mrs. Ken McDOnaldi
March . 1 Mrs. Kathy Achilles,
Mrs, Eva' Gordon, -Mrs.: Harvey
Craig-and Mrs. Bill Humphries;
•, arch 15 - Mrs. Frank Kirkby; Mrs.
Dave Watson, Mts.-Rim Bennett
and Mrs. Ernie ...Stevens. •
IThe meeting was turned over to,•
the ceiNeridt'S on Agriculture and
Canadian Industries ., and Mrs,
Herman Pleas read a poem
"What is a farmer?"
- • Mrs. Mac Sholdice 'Introduced
the guest speaker, Maitin - Baan,
who, spoke on dairy farming..-7
EVerybody • in this country is
somehow., connected in farming.
Change,s.have taken place so fast
in the . past number of years;
----prodeetien-has-detibled;-Etev-
years • ago, the Milk Marketing
Board was set' up, which markets
all the milk in Ontario.; A farmer
has to supply so much Milk every.
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,Dundas and Mrs. Harold Bolger.
There be another "euchre
next Tuesday.
e r card- Mrs Cliff Ritchie.
Insti€ute hostesses were:
Frank Kirkby, M . Torrence'
:Tit-nets -were: Ladies high, Adults 8-:-30' to 10:30. Everyone
Dora Shobbrook; lOne hands, welcome. -*
JesSie-Jonek; loW, Beth Knox; Bible stud Men high, Jim McEwing; lone -groups in -the chureli:-
Volleyball begs/1s ,.."`Readings "New Thoughts", by
I Jewel Cowan anti "Too Small to Seven •tables The Hullett __Recreation Save" by Mary Longman were
There were seven tables in plaY
at the W.I. card party on Friday -leaders night January 21. ' .13 to 18 at 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.;
pla y at euchre Committee have started their followed by a hymn "Standing at
winter program of• Volleyball held Training night - in Hullett',--Central School - on '
Wednesday evenings'with ages. for'
group meets - Jim Jamieson and,• Rev.
arena for an hour of ,skating home of Jewel' Cowan on
Following the skating they , • Wednesday; January 14 at 2 p.m.
returned to the church for films,'Mary Longman, chairman,
Hot dogs and hot cheseolate were, welcomed all and read ,a poem
served to the studentsb by the "FOrWard". All repeated Lord's
Sunday School Staff. Prayer. • „•
Calf,: The Things they advertiSe
now and Take Time." Readings
by Alice -Buchanan , "The '•
Versatile Wife • and Someday" .
were read, ..
. The highlight. was the report
from - Margaret ;Taylor.. from the
F.W.1C..she• attended • laSt 'June
in CharlOgeto*ti"lihich was very
interesting. She had pictures and
souvenirs to show.
Myrtle Fairservice thanked her
and 'presented , her with :a . gift.,
Myrtle then gave a reading on
New Years.
The nieetiniaieit 'With gueen
and W.I. Grace. Lunch,' was
.served by . 'Alice Davidson,
Ptiiiirttand Red;
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farmerspeaks to
surgery. He returned home 'on
Thursday, January 20.
Lloyd Pipe is taking treatments
at Stratford Hospital. On
Thursday, they- visited with
NelSon McClure, who is a patient
in Stratfoid HoSpital.
Congratulations to Jeffrey
Shaddicv on being successful on
. .passing .s Actuary exams 'at'
herrio club has m-eettnT771,aTc:Ite' cra ter visited
CatIlub.get
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A quick
bread recipe •
There's nothing quite like the
aroma of home-baked bread
spreading through the house.
Unfortunately, for Many ".of-us, it '
is 'almost impossible• to find the
time of make yeast breads :`from
scratch". And for a good number
of the rest of us, even if we have
the time, we might not have 'the
skills! -
A good substitute fOr
licane.made yeast bread is
"quick" bread,. which doesn't
require the 'tedious kneading. of
dough and the hours of waiting--
time while, the bread rises".Quick
breads are usually 'sweeter and
have more compact texture than
yeast breads, but the flavor -is just
as, good and they certainly take
less time to prepare.
Whole Wheat Plum Bread
1'/z cups whole wheat flour
'/2 .cup regular all-purpose flour,
• tinsifted
1/2 • tsp salt
I tsp. soda
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp. ground cinnamon
1/4 cup butter or margqine
cup, brown sugar,firmly-
_ packed •
1 ,egg
% _cupt.-bitttermilk
I Can (14 of.) plums, draihed and.
pitted •
•1/2 cup chopped wainut's
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Sieve whole Wheat, all-purpose
-flour, salt, soda, ...baking 'powder
and ;•einnamon into a bowl. $et
"aside. Beat the butter and brown
sugar together until creamy, then •
beat in, the •egg.,Alternately add
the flour mixture and btitterniilk
to the creamed mixture. With the
last addition of flour; add plums
and nuts; •stir until blended.
Spoon into a well-greased 5. x
9-inch loaf pan. Bake at 3:10 F for
about 1 hour and 10. minutes, or
until a pick inserted in center'
.comes out clean?' tool• abbut 10
.minutes, then remove from pan
and cool thoroughly. Wrap, well
and store overnight..
•Makes one loaf.
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 27, 1977
G. Craig heads Ag Society
on Friday evening; July 8.
!Murray Hoover, Bob Higgins, • Rev. Ken lanes, Keith
Williamson, Ray Adams, Neil
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Hemingway and Fred
Auditors are Norman and
Walter Kerr.
Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler is
president of the ladies division of
o' the society and Mr4iarold0Olger
IS secretary-treasurer.
Twerepresentatives from each
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for
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