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Unit four of the UCW -of On-
tario Street United Church.
held their regular meeting on
Monday in the church parlour
with .28 present.
With Mrs. -Carmen McFber.
son, unit, leader, in the chair,
the worship servile was led by
Mrs, Keith Tyndall, assisted by
Mrs. Elgin Dale and Mrs, Pon
Watson.
It was decided for the Oc-
tober meeting, to go to Wing-
ham and tom the .Cg.NX radio
and television. station, • ,
For the program, little Mar-
ion Doucette and Sherry Mar,
men favoured with a ballet
dance.
Mrs, Al Jewson gave a very
interesting a n d informative
talk on her stay in Ethiopia,
where she and Mr. Jewson liv-
ed for three years while he
was on the teaching staff there.
Lunch was served by Mrs,
Ross Merrill And her -group,
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each girl tasted it,
The ne4:t meeting is P. trip
to the Wytii cheese factory on.
'September 28 at 2 p.m, and
later to the home of the leader,
Mrs, Robert Gemmell.
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Rev, and, Mrs. D, A, Mac-
Millan, Ilderton, visited Tees-
day afternoon with Mr, and
Mrs, N. Long.
Mr, and Mrs Jack Greenene
berg and children, 'St, Themes,
visited ,Sunday with Mr. land
Mrs. Harry Van Wierren and
family,
Miss Sharon McBride, a
graduate of Exeter District
High School, now attending
University of Western Ontario,
received .a $200 bursary--from
Hensall Kinsmen Club.
lVfr, and Mrs, Lorne Schneid-
er and children, Stratford, vis-
ited Monday evening with the
latter's father, Mr. Robert
Thomson.
Elderly liady Dies
Sympathy from the commun-
ity is extended to the McBride
family in the passing of Mrs.
Robert McBride who died sud'-
dealy in her 91st year at the
Queensway Nursing Home,
Hensall, on Monday.
A public funeral service will
be held Thursday at . 2 p.m.
from the Bonthron funeral
home, Hensall. Burial will ,be
in Bayfield, Cemetery.
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TUCIiERSMITII LADIES
TO HEAR NURSE
Tuckersmith Ladies Club will
hold their regular meeting on
Wednesday ,October 2' at 8,30
p.m. at the home of Mrs. Bert
Pepper. Roll call will be, "I-Iow
I relieve tension". Guest sneak-
er will be Mrs. Cardno, health
nurse, Seaforth.
Milk Products
441 Club Topic
The third meeting of the
Girls was .held at
Mrs. Norman Typda:11's on
Tuesday. One new member at-
tended, Linde. Kennedy,
Roll call was "How We Use
Different Forms of Milk at
Home", Dianne Pickard read
the minutes of the second
meeting and in business they
decided_ to go to Seaforth for'
Achievement Day,
It was decided to have each
new member make a book cov-
er at home and then decide at
the next meeting which one to
use, Members, filled out a sheet
for meeting three on "Hidden
Treasures" with different girls
reading about "Different Kinds
of Cheese",
The next meeting will be
held on Tuesday, October 1 at
7 p.m. at the home of Miss
Lynda MacDonald, East St.
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Art Workshop
At Goderich
This Weekend
Art enthusiasts in Goderich
have ,secured the services of
JObn Watson, noted painter,
to conduct a workshop in God-
erich, this weekend,
The event will be staged at
the Victor Lauriston Public
School and all area artists and
`dabblers" are invited to at-
attend.
A demonstration of • portrait
painting will be held on Fri-
day night and the artists will
have an opportunity to work
themselves on Saturday and
Sunday, with Mr.' Watson pres-
ent for appraisal and criticism.
There will also be lessons in
"othero media".
Included as well will be the
display of "Posters for Can-
ada",a project started by Miss
E. essian, Bayfield.
The display, a feature of to-
day's (Thursday) Bayfield Fall
Fair, has attracted entries
from all over Canada,
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Told Of Conditions
hi Distant Land
The September meeting of
the Women's Missionary So-
ciety of St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church was held at the
home of Mrs, (Rev.) R, Mc-
Lean with Mrs. McLean in
charge of the meeting.
Mrs. Robert Scott led in
prayer and roll call was an-
swered by naming a missionary
in India. Fifteen calls were
made On sick and shut-ins dur-
ing the month.
Mrs. McLean read a very
interesting chapter from the
study book on Taiwan, which
has a population of 11 million,
two million Chinese having ar-
rived since 1942.
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Black and White
Show Held
At Seaforth Fair
The quality was excellent
and there was a good ringside
on hand for the Huron County
Black and White clay held on
September 20 at Seaforth Fair.
This was a large show with
140 head shown by 21 exhibi-
tors for the judge, Mac Logan,
Woodstock.
Premier exhibitor of the
show was George Hayden, Gor-
rie, with premier breeder' hon-
ours going to Thomas Hayden
& Son on animals shown by
George Hayden. There was
very close competition for the
runner-up position for premier
exhibitor with only a spread
of five points between W.
Hume Clutton and William D.
Clutton, Goderich; Ross Mar-
shall, Kirkton and Harold Bad -
ley, Walton, who stood in that
order.
The senior and grand champ-
ion female was the first prize
aged cow in milk, Striders
Fond Reflection, shown by Ed,
W. Bell of Blyth, She was also
the winner of the special aw-
ard as best udclered female of
the Show,
Tom I-learn & Sons, Wood-
ham, exhibited the junior ch-
ampion female winning with
Shore Betty S who headed the
senior yearlings, Reserve jun-
ior went to the winning senior
heifer Calf, Hol-den Princess
Royal Hope, shown by Fred J.
Vodclen & Sons, Clinton,
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Happy ,:Doubles
Accpt invite
for TV :Program
The Ontario Street United
Church Happy Doubles. Club
met at the parsonage on Wed-
nesday, .September 18 for an
outdoor meeting, The president,
Ross Trewartha, took charge
of the business,
The treasurer reported a
bank balance of $138,03 and a
"thank you" -card for flowers:
sent to 'Mrs, Art Colson was
read,
It was deckled to carry out
the sale of Christmas 1cards.
again this fall, using the same
method as last year,
An invitation was accepted
from CFPL,,London, to appear
on the Program, "Take Yotir
Choice" on Saturday, October
19 at 8.45 p.m., 'Further . ar-
rangements were left in' charge
of the committee.
Two humorous contests were
conducted by Mrs, Grant Mills
and Mrs, Ross Trewartha and
• a lovely lunch of hot dogs.
cookies, coffee and toasted
marshmallows were served by
the committee in charge. They
were Rev, and Mrs, Grant Mills,
Mr. and Mrs. Fran kPotter and
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Trewartha,
CLINTONIAN CLUB
PLAN MEETING
The Clintonian Club will
meet at the home of Mrs, Rus-
sell Holmes on Tuesday, 00,
tober 1 at 2 pm, Lunch con-
veners are Mrs, Jack Batkin,
Mrs. Ron MacDonald, Mrs.
Mulholland, Mrs. Ed Millar and
Mrs. R. Holmes.
:Clintonian Club
Plan Bazaar
For October
The Clintonian Club met at
the home of Mrs.. C. H., Waller
with the president, Mrs,
fred colcleugh in charge,
Roll call was answered 'by
"my favourite fruit," and there
were 22 members and one vis-
itor present,
visiting committee for Ang-
ust reported 50 calls. made to
sick and shut-ins, Mrs. CIAP1-
mings and Mrs. Holmes were
appointed for September.
Mrs, O'Connell and Mrs,
lielmes were appointed to look
after the tea for the bazaar in
October and Mrs, Russell
Holmes offered her home for
the October meeting to be held
October 1.
Lunch committee' for ()eta.:
er is Mrs. J, Batiiin, Mrs. A,
MacDonald, Mrs. Mulholland,
Mrs. Millar and Mrs. R.
Holmes.
Pale 2--.Clinton. Novs-Re.c..p.4,Thurs, .Sept,. ;0! 1963
Kippen Girls Discuss Cheese Variety,
Plan Blyth Trip To See It Made
.correspondent,, MRS. N. LONG
Phpne Hensel] 27E1W.1
The third meeting of the club
"The Milky Way" was held at
the home ..of the leader, Mrs,
Robert 'Gemmel], Saturday.
The meeting was • opened by
ten members repeating the 4H
pledge and roll' call was' "My
list of varieties of cheese avail-
able in local stores and those :I
have tasted."
The next secretary is to. be
Anne Kleinharr, .grace Riley
and Dianne .Stoll made a ctis,
tard and Mary Plumb tested it.
Donna Stoll and Dianne Stoll
brought a .drink that was made
for the borne assignment end
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