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TAMPONS
scented or
unscented
(trial size)
pkg. of 4
it Care
olid• Room
IEODORANTS
assorted
varieties)
7 oz.pkg.
Dav—ei'h Farms
Sliced Side
BACON
Vac,pack 1 lb. 16 oz.voc.pack
ophty
THE'HLIRON EXPOSIT0R, OCTOBER 6, MO 7
la
Over 100 Ladies., att
the 27th County Ratty the
Women's Institutes of the
three 'districts of HUMP.
West,, Huron South and
Huron East. Mrs. Graham
McNee, President of•Huron-
West was chairman for the
.day long 'session. The re-
gistration was in ,charge of
Londesboro W.I. and mem-
bers were welcomed by their
President Mrs. Tom Duizer.
Greetings were brought
from Huron-East by their
piesident Mrs: John Free-
man and Huron-South by
Mrs. Grace Drummond, their
president. The minutes were
read by the Huron County
Rally secreatary-treasurer,
Mrs. James Armstrong.
Huron-East, Mrs. Elva
Jacques reported II
branches, membership 265
• and I Junior Branch.; Huron
South, Mrs. Michael Connel-
l6y, 9 Branches membership
303 and Huron-West Mrs.
Richard Buchanan, 12 •
branches, membership 403.
• The collection was received
by Mrs. Donald Riehl,. Mrs. '
Allan Schram and Mrs. •
Margaret McKenzie.
Mrs. Meryyn Batkin,
Clinton, • secretary of the
Huron County Historical
Society brought greetings
and thanked the branches for
making their curators
members. She thanked the
Branches for their' co-
operation and also for spon-
soring meetings during the
year. ghe stated- that there
are 179 members in the
County and that young folk
are becoming interested in,
researching hiStory and use.
the Archives room . at the
Museum in the .making of
family trees. A solo was sung
by Miss Cecile Marquette of
Blyth accompanied by Mrs.
Del Phillip.
Greetings were braight
from the Federated
Women's institutes., of
Ontario by the two Board
Members, Mrs. William
Porter, Goderich and Mrs.
Stewart , Anderson , of Strat-
ford, of the Guelph Area.
' Mr. Richard Boonstra of
the Huron County "Family -
and Children's services gave
a detailed reported on how
the bursary money has been
spent helping children over
the age of 16 years who are
crown wards of the Services .
One girl is attending Christ-
ian college, one hairdressing
school and another young
Man is completing his
education. He stated that
there are 43 child abuse
problems in the County and
spoke of the need_, for a
preventative' program for
physical and ;dental abuse of
children, The members voted
to again support 'fil'e Bursary
and thi$ year it is 75 cents
per .member.-
The HUIon County Home
Economists Miss Bea.
McClenghan and Miss Grace
Bird reported on the work
done with the senior courses
and the 4-H Homemaking
Clubs. They reported that 115
had completed the course -
,Personalize your pattern and
that 'the 4-H clubs had 1948
members complete their pro-
, iects. They stressed the
Decc;rating course in
colour, design, wan
coverings and window treat-
ment and these are being
held at Clinton, Oct, 25,
Wingham, Oct. 26, Exeter on
Oct. 31st and in the evening
at the office at Clinton 7-10
p.m, on Oct, 26th.
' The guest speaker o'f the
day was Mrs. Fred Howe of
Entbro, the F.W.1,0: •
curator of TWbedsmuir -
History Books. She spoke on
fibuse Logs and had two to
illustrate her talk., She urged
all to start their house Logs
which is a history of the
house and the story of the
property. when built and
bought by whom. Much'
information is already lost.
...
This book IS left with the
°Iloilo when it is sold. Some
people now are writing the
-history of the barn buildings.
Mrs. ,Nortnan Coaltes of
Belgrave thanked Mrs, Howe
and presented her with a
gift.
In the new business it was
decided to award any girl
who has completed 24 pro-
jects. Mrs. Ivan Wight-
"than spoke on the ploughing
match thanking everyone for
their excellent co-operation
throughout the County. It
was decided that the profit
from the banquet be divided
among the three districts and
the other proceeds be kept
after expenses paid.
Mrs. Evalina Webster of
Blyth spoke, on the Huro
view Auxiliary and invited411
to attend the bazaar, bake
table .and tea at HuronVew
on October 11th, '2 p.m to 4
p,ni. She stated that the
Water Well
DRILLING
W.D. Kopper
and Sons '
4 MODERN ROTARY
RIGS.
Neil 527-1737
Our! 527-0828
Jim 527-0775.
birthday' parties put on by
the Branches are an.
predated by the residentr;of
•Vot410410 . were,
expressed by Mrs, • j:011.ty•
Freeman
Westpn's Brown 'n Serve Ontario No,, 1
TWIN ROLLS
Humpty Dumpty
POTATO CHIPS
(assorted varieties)
RUTABAGAS
(turnips)
for
of 12'
' •
Top Valu
Tomato
KETCHUP
20 fl.oz.bottle
SEAFORTH
(ONLY)
Sat. 9-5. p.m.
STORE HOURS
Mon. to Wed. 9-6
OPEN Thurs.-Fri: till 9
128 fl,oz.iug
' WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
TO AVERAGE FAMILY REQUIREMENTS..
PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL
4'4 Oct. 7/78
Delsey
' BothrOom
TISSUE
4 roll pkg.
* Closed Monday Oct.9 /7 8
:hase & Sanborn,
nstant
COFFEE
Ontario No..1 Grade
SQUASH
Butternut,
Buttercup, for
Pepper:your cho(cq
E.D.Smith
GARDEN
COCKTAIL
28 fl.oz.bottle
E.D'.Smith
Blueberry or
Cherry •
PIE FILLING
19 fl.oz.tin 10 oz. jar
Jello Assorted
flavours' •
JELLY
'POWDERS
3 oz.pkg-.' for
Libby's
ALPHA GETTI
SPAGHETTI 2 OF ,
with cheese .& 1°'
Tomato sauce
14 fl.oz,tin
•
Treesweet
Reconstituted
ORANGE JUICE
48 fl. oz.tin
Kent Frozeh
from Concentrate
ORANGE
JUICE AIL
12.5 fl.oz.tin for
Ontario No.1 Grade
Green
CABBAGE
Maple Leaf
Canned
HAMS
1.5 lb.tin
•
Kleenex
et Boutique
PAPER
TOWELS
2 roll pkg.
'David's
Carousel •
COOKIES
800 gm .pkg.
Ivory
Liquid Dish
DETERGENT
32 fl.oz.bottle
Kraft Process
CHEESE
SLICES
Sindl
2/3 oz.
8 oz.p
Aylmer Choice
PEACHES
slices or !WIVE%
14 fl.oz. in
Del Monte
Fancy
-,TOMATO jUltE-
48 fl.oz • tin
Gold Seal
Pink
SALMON
7,754I.oz.tin
F rozen Swift's
Butterball
TURKEYS-
SeafOrth I.G.A. only
Schneiders
Red Hot or All Beef
Top yalu
Skinless
WIENERS
4
lb.
16 ci z.vciF.pititk (6.14 Ib.)