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The Trans Canada Cooks
members or the Belgrave 4-H #2
Club were hostess to their mo-
thers at - meeting no. 8 held at
the home of Mrs. peter Chand-
ler.
A smorgasbord supper was
served consisting of juice, piz-
za, bread, cheeses and salads.
English trifle and alniond coo-
kies were served for dessert.
The 4-H books are to be
complete and handed in by No-
vember 9th. 4-H Achievement
Day will be held November 17
in wingham.
-SPONSOR PARTY
On Monday, October 29 at.
Belgrave United Church, the For-
eign : Food Fanciers had their
party. Each girl brought a.
friend and a dish of food. The
News of Belgrave
4-H clubs haN'T interna tional'_ . food Orties
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eder
ieed
care
movement of
,ttle to Ontario
disrupted this
f market con-
veather in the
roducers are
es on the cows
ttle should be
ow, so they
imatize them•
lo conditions,
. Davis, cattle
1 for the
)f Agriculture
al of the 1973
could cause
)roblems for
As well as
s caused by
le may suffer
en route or
nditions when
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rol measures
be the most\
,d, Dr. Davis
5 should care-
are the feed:
ttion pens for
e and hospital
als shoultibe
' down and
nstallation of
makes hand-
nt of cattle
is probably
problem with
ehty of rest,
ind adequate
rtant. Well-
better able
id resist dis-
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party started with food served
from different countries that had
been studied.
After supper, games were
conducted by Doreen. Taylor,
Donalda Lamont, Trudy Taylor
and Dianne Scott.
The 7th meeting of the. For-
eign Food Fanciers opened as
Janice Dunbar read minu';es.
Mrs. James 'Hunter, Trudy
Taylor, Dianne Scott and. Joanne
Coultes made Tenatera:, a food
dipped in batter and fried. Mrs.
Bert Campbell and Joanne Bake-
laar made almond cookies.
FINAL MEETING
The Belgrave Chefs held their
final meeting in the fOrm , of a
buffet supper on October 30, in
the Belgrave. United Church. The
supper included dishes from dif-
ferent countris of the world,
which the girls prepared them-
selves.
Lynne Haines and Marni
Walsh played several piano solos
while the preparations were be-
ing made for the slides which
Mrs. Gordon McBurney showed.
The slides were 01 a trip to Aus-
tralia and of Northern Ontario.
Grades 2 and 3
hold assembly
The grade two's and three's
opened their assembly with 0
Canada. Julie Gnay read a story
out of .the Bible and all joined
in a hymn I ,God Make My Life
A Little Light." and song& about
Fall, with actions to each verse.
ASSEMBLY ON THE BLIND
The Assembly at' East Wa-
wanosh Public .School started at
9:00 a.m.. 4Mr . Madill talked
about C,N.I.B. clogs and showed
a film on how dogs are trained.
Mr. Henry who is a blind
man himself showed a few paceg
and skills his dog can do. Ali-
son Roberts thanked Mr. Madill
and Mr. Henry for coming to
talk to us. I'm sure all the
students enjoyed the Assembly.
ACW
The A,C.w. met at the home
of Mrs. Hugh Rinn with 10 mem-
bers in attendance, Miss Mary
Isabel Nethery opened the meet-
ing with prayer and a Bible
reading. Minutes were read by
Mrs. Clare Van Camp and trea-
surer's report by Mrs. Cooper
Nethery. Plans were made for
sending a bale to the Diocese of
Keewatin. The ladies decided to
send a donation of $10 to help buy
Christmas gifts for the residents
of Huronview. Everyone signed
a card to send to Rev. Fred
Carson who has been inHamilton
Hospital. Plans were completed
for .the Bazaar in the Institute
Hall on November 24. The roll
call was answered by a prayer
for peace. A discussion was held
on 1st Timothy, Chapter 4.
The dues were collected and
the apron and birthday box were
passed. The draw was won by
Miss Nora Van Camp. A read-
ing was given by Mrs. Alex
Nethery.
SPONSOR RECEPTION'
A large crowd attended a re-
ception and dance in the women's
Institute Hall on Saturday even-
ing in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald. Vincent, the former Car-
ol Webster.
Music was supplied bySoctt's
Orchestra.
After lunch, Mr. and Mrs.
Vincent were called to the plat-.
form and Harvey - Black read
the address and Lloyd Michie
presented therff with a gift of
money.
Both Donald and Carol made
fitting replies.
80th BIRTHDAY
Mr. and Mrs. George walker
attended open house in St. He-
len's Hall on Sunday afternoon
where over 100 friends, neigh-
bors and relatives gathered to
honor Mr. William A, Hum-
phrey of St. Helen's on his 80th
birthday. The family served a
smorgasbord supper at 5 p.m.
ATTEND CONVOCATION
Mrs. Nelson Higgins, Miss
Dorothy Higgins, Mrs. Wilma
Higgins, Mrs. Edna Pletch of
Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. . Garnet
Farrier of Whitechurch and Mr.
and Mrs. Russel Farrier of Wing-
ham attended the Convocation at
the University of Western Ont-
ario, London, on Saturday, when
Mrs. Higgins' grand-daughter,
Colleen Farrier, A.R.C.T., re-
ceived the gold medal for the
highest standing in her Tea-
cher's Associate k of Music de-
gree with the western Ontario
Conservatory of Music.
Colleen is the daughter of
Mr. and. Mrs. Carman Fa.rrier of
Long Branch and is now studying
music at the University of To-
ronto.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hib-
berd attended the fowl supper in
Fordwich United Church last
Thursday and visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Kennedy.
Mr. Wayne Lichty, R.R. 1,
Milverton visited over the week-
end with his .grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hibberd. He
returned home with his parents
mr. and. Mrs. Kenneth Lichty
who visited at the same home on
Sunday.
Mr. anti Kaasa
of Calgary are spending some
time with. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Bosnian, also visiting with other
relatives in the area.
Mr. and Mrs. James R.
Coultes visited on Stinday with
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armstrong
of Thorndale.
Mrs. David Spencer of To-
ronto spent the weekend with her
m.tither Mrs. Cecil Coultes.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles John-
ston of Myth, Mr. andMrs.Lew-
is Stonehouse attended the wed-
ding of their cousin Patsy Dowse
to William Ash, both of Galt, in
the First United Church, Galt
on Saturday.
On Sunday, Mr, and Mrs.
Lewis Stonehouse visited with
Mr. and Mn. Patil Hastings of
Hespler and with Mr. ClarksOri
Martin of Galt wild also visited
at the same home.
Neil Bleman and Keith Black
have returned home on Saturday
evening after spending two
Mr, 'Ails in Airdrie, Alberta.
Every week more and more
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