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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-05-25, Page 7WHITING'S BUYING Times-Advocate, May 25, 1978 Start garden project • Warehouse Furniture AWARDS TO CANDY STRIPERS — Thursday night, three Candy Stripers at South Huron District Hospital received pins for completing 100 hours of volunteer work. Above, Grace Gilfillan of the Hospital Auxiliary presents the pins to Nancy Turner, Kelly Kernick and Cathy Keller. T-A photo . .. 7 /' Sorority members get special awards > ■= ; T''■ : 1 i ] Rosemary Schaefer was hostess to Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority for a pot luck supper May 18. Shirley Walkom of Mitchell was a special guest. Leona Amos reported that $1,576.82 was raised from the daffodill sale for the Canadian Cancer Society. A raffle will be held later in the year on a baby doll donated by Mrs. Jack Delbridge complete with wardrobe. The 1978-79 slate of officers was installed by Donna Jones. A plaque and rose was presented to Elsie Tuckey commorating 30 years in Sorority. Mary Jane Taylor received the perfect at­ tendance award. Pat Flet­ cher presented the girl of the year award to Donna Jones. ... a name to think about when you're thinking about customers. INDOOR-OUTDOOR CARPET ’2.69 * Selection * Quality * Brand Names * Prices you can afford We also bring you everyday warehouse prices on FURNITURE and APPLIANCES WE ALSO CARRY A WIDE RANGE OF VINYL FLOORING. Hurondale 4-H choose officers Hurondale III has started the Garden Club featuring preservation of fruit and vegetables. The first meeting was on April 17,1978 at Mrs. Judy Simmon’s home, our assistant leader. Miss Bonnie Campbell is the leader. The 4-H pledge was repeated followed by the election of officers with the results president-Jenine Hackney, vice president- Tracey Stanlake, secretary- Rebekahs get visitors The Noble Grand Mrs. Joyce Morgan presided at the meeting of Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge Wednesday evening assisted by Vice Grand Mrs. Shirley Cooper. Visitors were present from Parkhill Emerald Lodge and Stratford Ruth Lodge. The Rebekah degree was conferred on seven new candidates. The 31st birthday party ,will be held June 7. Sister Louise Oke favoured with a solo at the close of lodge accompanied by Sister Ann Brodie. floating, press reporter- Mary Lou Thomson. The girls decided on the “Goofy Gardeners” as a nick-name. Achievement Day will be on August 24, 1978, Discussion around “Why vegetable garden”, “Where to plant a vegetable gar­ den,” and “Flowers and where to plant them.” The second meeting was held at Mrs, Judy Simmon’s home, May 15. Fourteen members answered the roll call, “The reason why I plan to grow a garden.” Bonnie Campbell read the minutes of the last meeting. The next meeting will be June 5, at SAY CHEESE Food consultants at Agriculture Canada remind you that Canadian variety cheeses are welcome anytime for breakfast, snacks, main meal dishes, at the beginning of a meal, for dessert or with wine. If you would like more in­ formation on these cheeses, write for our publication en­ titled “Canadian Cheese Guide”. It is available free of charge, by writing to In­ formation Services, Agriculture Canada, Sir John Carling Building, Ot­ tawa. KIA 0C7. Thursday centered grow a Mrs. Judy Simmon’s home. “Preparing the Soil, “Growing young plants for transplanting,” “Planting the garden,” “Looking after your garden,” and “Planting and care of flowers.” was the discussion material. Hopefully the weather will warm up enough to cultivate interest toward planting and caring for gardens during the summer of ’78. COMPLETES 200 HOURS — Two girls working as Candy Striper volunteers at South Huron District Hospital have com­ pleted 200 hours. Above, Mary Fisher of the Hospital Ladies Auxiliary presents a charm to Brenda Pepper. Missing was Susan Chapman. 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