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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-03-24, Page 15WHEAT PRICES DOWN Farmers attending an agricultural day at Pineridge sponsored by Cooks discovered the 1976 wheat price will be little better than the year before. Left to right, Nick Whyte, Seaforth, Gordon Troyer, Hensall, Jim Gingerich, Zurich, Rick LeBeau, Brucefield and Gerry Upshall, manager of Cooks.Hensall plant, all attended the day of activities. photo by McKinley Staffa 4-H club members discuss better eating habits The Light Touch By JACK LAVENDER make a long story short, try long distance. • * * Banquet; a meal featuring chicken a la king surrounded by a worthy cause. * * * One good thing about people who ignore you • they don't give you any bad advice. * * * A well-adjusted person is one who makes the same mistake twice without getting nervous. * * * Leisure is the time we spend on lobs we don't get paid for. * * * Spend some of your leisure at JACK'S Small Engine Repair Service 107 Queen St., Hensall 262-2103 It's our job to back our sales with service — all under one roof, .1 Chatham and Mr. & Mrs. Russell Morley visited Sunday afternoon • with Mr. & Mrs, Floyd Cooper and family, omas Organs. 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Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris and Robert visited Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs. David Kemp and family, Clinton. Visiting with Mrs, Sam Norris and Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris' on the weekend were Mr. & Mrs. John Burleigh and Joan, Goderich, Ethel Nancy and and Gary Mrs. David, Norris, Lyle, Toronto, Jim Brampton. Following a morning of quilting and a pot-luck dinner the ladies of Chiselhurst United Church held their March meeting. The President Mrs. Harold Parker presided and opened the meeting with a poem followed by the Theme Song and prayer in unison, Mrs. Jack Brintnell was in charge of the Worship "Good Neighbours" the roll call was answered by the 23rd Psalm in Unison by nine ladies. The correspondence was read. A letter was received regardng parcels to Angola, also from Westminster and Alma Colleges and The London Conference at Sarnia. Mrs. Thomas Brintnell gave a poem "Nature's Secret and How Happiness is crazy arithmetic, It multiplies when you divide it! to Count Your Blessings". The treasurer gave a report. Easter lilies will be purchased for the Church and .a donation was moved to the Bunny Bundle. Mrs. Alvih Cole was in charge of the Study introducing a Chapter on China. The meeting concluded with the Lord's Prayer. Auxiliary at Cromarty meets By MRS. ROBERT LAING CROMARTY The president, Mrs. John Templeman, was hostess for the March meeting of the Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary. Mrs. Norman Harburn presided for the worship service. Mrs. Eldon Allen gave the topic, Christ Is the Light of the World. Eleven members answered the roll call with a verse on Patience. Mrs. Templeman announced the Synodical to be held in Knox Church, Stratford on April 12 and 13, and Cromarty W.M.S. dinner and meeting on Good Friday, to which all the ladies of the church are invited. The 1977 allocation has been set at $400. and the supply allocation at $2 per member plus $1 per group. Eleven cards and five visits were reported. Softly and Tenderly was sung. Mrs. Frank Hamilton con- ducted a number quiz and the study book leaflet, Listen to the Heartbeats, was presented by Mrs. Templeman and Mrs. Lorne Elliott, The study pointed out that both the physically and mentally handicapped have a right to live among us with dignity. Very few churches are equipped to handle people in wheel chairs. We should help the han- dicapped to do things, not do things for them; and we should listen to what they want and not do what we think they should want. Blest Be the Tie and prayer closed the meeting. A display of Amway products was described by Mrs. Alex Miller. By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Staffa Steakettes met for their second meeting of the club majoring in meat at the home of Mrs. George Vivian, March 6, After opening with the 4-H pledge the girls answered the roll call by telling how they could improve their eating habits. Mrs. Jeffery discussed quick tips on how to make smooth gravy and how to coat poultry. She also discussed "How to handle meat properly" and "Ways with Beef." Mrs. Vivian demonstrated "how to braise meat" and showed the girls a round steak pointing out the tender parts. She demon- strated how to pound meat and how to turn a roast correctly, how to braise and what types of meat braise best. Leaders discussed time and temperature tips and Janice Vivian demonstrated simmering wieners. Meeting 3 of the Staffa Steakettes was held Saturday morning March 12 at the home of Mrs. Spencer Jeffery. Following the 4-H pledge the girls answered the roll call by telling what they had prepared for home activity and why a certain cooking method was used. Mrs. Jeffery discussed how to buy wisely and meat inspection for health and cleanliness. Barbara Kerslake demon- strated swiss steak. Mrs. Vivian By KATHY COOPER aIMVILLE The Elimville Women's Institute held a euchre Monday evening at the hall, The winners were: Ladies high, Mrs, Dorothy Sweitzer ; Mens high, Allen Johns; Lone hands, Laverne Skinner; Low, Earl Stephen; Lucky cup, Laverne Rodd. There will be another euchre in two weeks time. The Elimville Women's Institute were entertained by Kippen Institute recently, Euchre and a social time were enjoyed. The Institute started a short course recently on quilting, There was a large number in attendance. The leaders are Mrs. Marie Brock and Mrs. Verla Allen. The United Church Women were busy last week catering to two banquets. Tuesday they catered to Thompsons Mill and Saturday evening they catered to The Exeter Oddfellow's Friend- ship Night. A large number from this community attended the Oddfellow's banquet. Guests Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper were Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Webber, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Fulton, Ruth and Laverne Skinner of Exeter and Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper. Mrs, Joy Kerslake and Martin DeJonge returned home from hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Luxton, NOW SAVE !, #1129 List Price $12950 165.50 $1 29.50 .1'41135 List Price $1595$1435.50 $159.50 Rimini Deluxe $ 895 $805.50 6055 8899.553 0 #1 83 List Price $2895 $2 #281 List Price $4295 $3865.50 '429.50 All Sale Prices'Plus Sales Tax All Organs Complete with Bench, 5 Year Warran- ty, Headphone Jack. Many features that only Thomas Organs have. Must Be Seen And Heard ; Feel Free To Drop In While These Special Prices Prevail, GET ORGANIZED WITH A THOMAS 0 ni a S ORGANS Closed Wednesdays, Open Friday Till 9 p.m. 429 Main St., Exeter Phone 235-2522 discussed branding and beef grades, Leaders discussed the. different beef cuts. Each member sampled the swiss steak, Personals Mr. & Mrs. Jack Butson and boys are holidaying in the sunny south. Jim Scott is spending the school break in the Bahamas. Mr, & Mrs. Robert Templeman Times-Advocate, March 24, 1977 Page 15 Elimville WI stage euchre SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL RED CROSS ti