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Times-AcIvipcate, •November 30, 1967 Page 12
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South Huron 4-H girls win County honors LOOK
WHAT 1 a S
Eight 4-H Club girls were presented with County Honor Pins and
Certificates at Achievement Day in Zurich, Saturday. They were
presented by Mrs. Delbert Geiger of South Huron District WI. Two
girls were missing from the picture, Misses Jean and Karen Jennison,
Grand Bend. Left to right are Mary Sills, Seaforth, Gertie Veenstra,
RR 4 Clinton, Diane Becker, RR 1 Dashwood, Gail Fleet, Dashwood,
Sharon Martine, Dashwood and Cathy McKinley, RR 1 Zurich.
T-A photo
Two Brownies fly-up Leader gets pin
E xeter girls receive awards
Rev, and Mrs. Harold Seegmiller.
Miss McMillen brought greetings
from Huron Division and spoke
briefly to the girls and their
mothers.
Rev. Seegmiller made the
presentation of Religion and Life
emblems to Susan and Debi Wood-
en.
The program for the evening
comprised enrolment and badge
presentations to members of the
two Brownie Packs and Guide
Company.
Miss McMillen enrolled Shan-
non Dougherty, Gail Patterson,
Viola Tait, Heather Tisdale,
Kathryn Willard andConnie Mills
from 1st Pack and Heather Doug-
herty, Hannah Mathers, Lyn
Clarke and Susan Brintnell from
2nd Pack, also enrolled as Guides
were Laurie Simms, Kathy East-
on, Mary Ellen Horrell, Brenda
Snell and Cynthia Gunn.
The following Brownies re-
ceived their Golden Bars from
District Commissioner Mrs.
Robt. Luxton—Cathy Wooden,
Kim McCaffrey, Joan Wright and
Joanne Luxton from 1st Pack,
Cathy Fuller and Nancy Whiting
from Second Pack. Proficiency
badges and service stars were
given to Brownies in both Packs
by their leaders,
Highlight of the evening for the
Brownies was the Flying-up
Ceremony of two Brownies from
each Pack. Golden Hands were
presented to Coleen Lysack and
Valerie Sweet by their Brown
Owl, Mrs. Mike Lysack and Jean
Luxton and Debbi Potter also re-
ceived their Golden Hands from
Brown Owl, Miss Susan Graves.
The girls then received their
Wings from Miss Mclvlillen and
were mel by their Patrol Leaders
and welcomed into the Guide
Company by Captain Mrs. Alvin
Cudmore.
Susan Wooden was presented
with her Guide Second Class Bad-
ge by Mrs. Luxton. Many of the
Guides earned Proficiency Bad-
ges-13 Badges in all were given
to members of the Company along
with Service Stars. The presenta-
tions were made by Captain Mrs.
Alvin Cudmore, Lieutenant Mrs.
Reid Hackwell. Mrs. R. W. Read
presented seven Guides with their
Home Nurse Badge.
Mrs. Cudmore was presented
with her 1st Class Pinby District
KLEENEX 200's OR 300's
Commissioner Mrs. Robert Lux-
ton.
The evening ended with songs
being sung by the Brownies and
Guides. This was one of the
largest badge presentations in
quite some time for the girls.
Leaders of 1st Brownie Pack
SWIFTS GOLDEN DEW 1 LB PRINTS
WHITE, CHOCOLATE, HONEY SPICE,DEVILS
ROBIN HOOD POUCH PACK 9 OZ, PKGS.
Nearly one hundred Guides.
Brownies, Motiwrs and Leaders
gathered at the Legion Hall Fri-
day evening to attend the annual
mother and daughter banquet held
by the local groups.
Cheryl Sweet proposed the
toast to the mothers. with Mrs.
Mel Gaiser replying on behalf
of the mothers. Debbie Potter
proposed the toast to the Queen.
Special guests of the evening
were Miss Mary McMillen, Huron
Division Commissioner, and the
are Mrs. Michael Lysack, Brown
Owl and Miss Star Diebert, Tawny
Owl; 2nd Pack, Miss Susan
Graves, Brown Owl, and Miss
Pamella Graves, Tawny Owl,
With the Guide Company are
Mrs. Alvin Cudmore and Mrs.
Reid Hackwell.
6/1.00
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PKGS. 4/1.00
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ORANGE 33/4 OZ. PKG.
FACIAL TISSUES
MARGARINE
CAKE MIXES
TANG
CATSUP
APPLE JUICE
PORK & BEANS
TOMATOES
SOUP MIX
PINEAPPLE
AYLMER TOMATO 11 OZ. BOTTLE Legion women elect
plan special events 48 OZ. TINS MITCHELLS VITAMINIZED
WITH CHILI SAUCE 19 OZ. CLARKS The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Royal Canadian Legion met Mon-
day night at which time officers
for the coming year were elected.
Letters of gratitude were read
from Miss Agnes Lizmore of
Westminster Hospital regarding
the ladies holding a bingo for the
patients. Plans were also made
to make the annual trip to the
hospital to wrap Christmas par-
cels in December.
Donations of $25 were made to
Muscular Dystrophy, Children's
War Memorial Hospital and Beck
Sanitarium. Arrangements are
under way for the annual Legion
Christmas party to be held De-
cember 17.
Winner of the monthly draw
was Mrs. Eric Heywood. Lucky
plate winner was Mrs. Norman
Norry. Lunch was enjoyed after
the meeting and was served by
Mrs. Ross Oke and her group.
Mrs. Gerald Wurm chaired the
meeting in the absence of Presi-
MINETTES BEST CHOICE 19 OZ. TIN
LIPTON CHICKEN NOODLE
LEE'S CRUSHED 20 OZ. TIN
dent Mrs. Peg Hunter, -Duvar, who
was ill.
Comrades Reg McDonald and
Eugene Beaver conducted the
nominations.
President is Mrs. Gerald
Wurm, succeeding Mrs. Peg
Hunter-Duvar. Vice-presidents
are Mrs. Douglas Brintnell, Mrs.
Laverne Wells; executive, Mrs.
Gerald Lawson, Mrs. Harvey
Pfaff, Mrs. Keith Brintnell, Mrs.
Andy Bierling, Mrs. Doug Wed-
lake, Mrs. Eric Heywood; sec-
retary, Mrs. Stan Frayne; treas-
urer, Mrs. Dan McLeod; Sgt. at
arms, Mrs. Garnet Shipman;
Standard bearers, Mrs. Larry
Baynham, Mrs. W. J. Thompson,
Mrs. Stan Frayne, Mrs. Andy
Bierling; parcels, Mrs. Doug
Triebner; canteen, Mrs. Julie
Higgins; flowers, Mrs. Cliff
Brintnell; social, Mrs. Garnet
Shipman, Mrs. William Smith;
press, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson,
sports, Mrs. Stan Frayne, bingo
chairman, Mrs. Eric Heywood.
ASSORTED 9 OZ, JAR JAMS BREAKFAST CLuB
48 OZ. TIN PINEAPPLE JUICE DOLE ALOHA
BARTLETT PEARS SMART'S CHOICE 20 OZ. TIN
MARSHMALLOWS WONDERFOpL4AABRIGHMALLOWS
FOR DISHES
24 OZ. BOTTLE
KATHRYN TAYLOR
Provincial Honors
SUNLIGHT SUNLIGHT LIQUID SPECIAL PACK
SOCKEYE SALMON MAPLE LEAF FANCY RED 73/i Oz
A rea girls
get honors
OMO 74N NEW IMPROVED 28¢ GIANT PKG.
Winter Carnival of Values from Achievement Day for the 4-H
project "Cotton Accessories for
the Bedroom" was held at Zurich
Community Centre, Saturday for
Grand Bend, Dashwood, Seaforth
and Zurich Clubs with Miss
Sharon Carroll, Huron home
economist, presiding.
Miss Katharine Taylor of Grand
Bend won provincial honors and
was presented with her cer-
tificate and pin by Mrs. Delbert
Geiger. Zurich.
County honor pins and certifi-
cates were presented to Jean and
Karen Jennison. Grand Bend,
Mary Sills, Seaforth; Gertie
Veenstra, RR 4 Clinton. Dianne
Becker RR 1 Dashwood: Gail
Fleet and Sharon Marlene, Dash-
wood and Cathy McKinley. RR 1
Zurich.
Presentation of five year lead-
ership awards was made to
Mrs. Robert McKinley, RR 1
Zurich; Mrs. John Broadfoot,
Brucefield, and Mrs, Morris
Webb. RR 2 Zurich.
The afternoon's program also
included exhibits and demonstra-
tions on bedroom accessories.
Miss Carroll was assisted by
home economists from Lambton
and Elgin Counties,
Exeter Flowers
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