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axpesst'ost. Avis tsa. t Ns
MACKtE .
�, the hospital and
. Woldnik since � 0-^n N• auoltta Cheryl Cronin i�
and Oi thanks b the nurses I would like b thank
home. Thanks for cards, phone their Tothvely duet that was sm at
cells and vests. Special thanks amyService. Thanks
R0"*' Memorial
Sharon, Margo and Jim. - Gordon from Cuddy's and al tither •re
MacKenzie 47-17-1 Nruoker
rids for the truck drive
t the
MACDONALD -moiety. Also special thanks b
Helen Noggin who Ilea by hot
would like b thanktl U henuntris
wishes. Thanks everyone who
and dietary Stan for
care I received while in the helped h any way. My deepest
care I►. In eived , a thank you appreciation - Helena Young. 47 -
goes lo the Seaforth and Zurich 7x 1 oc
AmbulanceLoam my �P VINCENT
SpecsSpecial thanks to Dr. Zettel hospitals. We sincerely thank our relatives,
k afor the and Dr. friends and neighbors for the
special care I cards, food brought to our home
received. Finally, b my friends, the and words of
wonderful neighbours at comfort g at the time of
the the bas of our dear granddaughter tut
apartrnent building and my family Shannon. We also extend a
for the flowers, cards, visits and special thank you to the Rev. Mary exec
treats while in hospital and since Jane Hobden. Your kindness and
returning home. Your support will always be
thoughtfulness will always be remembered. - Haro
'Milk Makes it club meets
gB>t ;ii>�aetc"a:tsj'I.er Crista and Rob Vanden and eats
p.m. °n AprilApril Hoven; leaders: Mary 4a4 milk meetinl with the the Seaforth 1 Milk Club
Fool's n members of Hoven; le Helen Van pledge. The rot call was:
the 'Milk Makes BakelKreut and r He Vanden Name a s iflc type began our third meeting d with
e "began our esfirstIt Better Il of milk the 441 pledge. We cooked a
8 Hoven• polus family uses and how it salmon quiche and with the
with the 4-H pledge. We The im is Irsed, was answered. We
filled out enrollment-Hpl . We was dimpona, of cium is alciium hada discussion help of Crista we made a
and read the cards
necessary fpr formingand about �� clubse some We whichcour
Gaddy spoke about thepur-happens
We chicken see what Magnificent
maintaining =thong bonand fres PPens to a bone name is,
pose oa the 4Program, teeth. We filled out b chart onMagnificent Milk. Namee
answered the roll call: Name the foods we ate todayto you put it inbroke for answered the roll call:
threeondays. We broke the a Canada.
eshat is made in -
a food that you ate today that determine how well wearefragile the half,
really to � how0- dar,
a the milk and milk feeding our Answers. were: cheese. peroducts group. We had a bones. We talked We also had a short discus- 0-r, Colby, sheep cheese,
dmore.
iscdssion grout dairy substia about osteoporosis and how it Sion goat cheS'se, and many
affects our bones. It causes about calcium. We had types des of discussion .W about
es ie. margarine, Dream our bones to become weak We tasted and compared different
Whip, and the dunes ofr the in, which canclead to a different kinds of milk. Some also did activity� about
utive. Our executive is: fracture especially in older were: buttermilk, 2%, choco- cheese and the countries the
President, Lisa de Vries; Vice people. We ended the late, ole' We cooked creamy cheese is from. We tasted our
President, Laura Devereaux; evening by making a veg- Pasta. We 'took a milk quiz food. Most of us liked the
tracery, Kaitlyn Cannon; Pizza. Lots of fun way before we tasted the pasta. quiche better. We adjourned
etabk
ess Reporter, Denise had. We had a blast. We ended the the meeting at 9
reutzwiser; Junior Leaders, On April 8 we began our meeting at 9 elm, g p.m.
Last Monday, April 14, we,
Seniors Bowling League endse
The Seniors Bowling season with dinner
LeagueThetheir son on worolsht; Johnstonohgave a few Sandy Doig,
April 18 with a deselicious on great leaguepprrecia i S8o thhee Gordon Murray' Aubin ands of ochre
turkey and beth a der served looks fornd dtMars Dorothy Betty highHulley Ten games of euchre were
and McEl o; d the
with following:
won by
by the Legion Ladies everyone in September.g average, Ann Wood and the
byxilthry. The everyone
back were piven out Erich Matzold; high triple, Catherine
Stapes high,
President, Betty Oldacre by president andGrace Corbett and Ron Catherine loneaples and Johny
welcomed all and grace was by thea Ppresident
treasurer Aubin; Watson Mary
Bennetan Johnsingle, Betty lwFinlaysonBettHulleyd WatsoReid;
said by Mary Finlayson. Farmers, John Aubhiin, Tom Leonhard( and John Aubin. low, Betty and Ralph
Olive Little thanked the Corbett, Art Most improved bowlers were Johnston.
Legion Little their effort Kale,alGr Catherine Staples Leona McDonald and Erich The executive for a
and on Laed the forteeir table and Janet Rice;athlow team,psecond year is secretary, P Mnce and achieved
Pat CathBetterine
neOasecretary,
settings using Legion colors. Clerks, Mary Finla son dance was achieved bypat
Y , O'Reilly, Ann Wood, ohn Chthee Perkins.Staples; treasurer,
`Pessimist Creed' read to Ki Charlie Pi
open East Women's Institute
Alderdice PRO first
membered. - Manan MacDonald Vincent 47-17x1 td and Edith Ser
Pr
47-17x 1
FRAISER
I'd like to thank the nurses at
Seaforth Hospital for their kindness
and the Ladies Legion Auxiliary for
the flowers, while 1 was in hospital.
Thanks also to Doreen and Betty
for their help and also to Dr.
Shepherd. - Gerry Frailer
47-17x1
Comm
ni
WED., APR. 23
1:30-4:00 m. -
P• Senior
Shuffleboard at Community
Centres
6:30-8:30 p.m. - Youth (Junior)
Roller Hockey at the Arena
7:00-8:00 p.m. - Step Training
with Drusilla at the Arena
80YD
Thank you to all who visited me
sent cards, flowers and phone calls
while I was in the hospital and
during my stay at Maplewood
Manor. Special thanks to my family
for their cheery visits and phone
calls. It was all very much
appreciated. - Sincerfly Jessie
Boyd 47-17-1
en
MON., APR. 28
7:30-10:30 p.m. - Minor Sports
Bingo at the Arens - Tonighrs
host is the Figure Skating
TUES. , APR. 29
9.
.i)0-11:30 .m. • Parent's and Tors
Play6:00-9.00 p.m. - Aerobics - Fitness Churgch Basementround at Northside United
is Fun with Drusilla at the Arena 9:00-10:00a.m.
m..it
8:30-10:30 p.m. - Youth (Senior) Fitness is Fun
Roller Hockey at the Arena with 1:00 as .thee Dae
10:00-11:00 a.m. - Line Dancing
with Drusilla at the Arena
5:00 p.m. - Ladle's Night Begins at 1:30-3:00 p.m. • Senior Games
Golf Course with a Scramble Carpet Bowling at the Arena
8:00-10:00 p.m. - Men's Roller 7:00-9:00 p.m. - Dog Obedience
Hockey at tbe Arena
at the Arena
7:00-10:00 p.m. - Ladies' Roller
THUR. , APR. 24
FRI. , APR, 25
9:30-4:00 p.m. - Children's
Co-operative Centre Bus Trip to WED., APR. 30
London Museum
10:30-11:30 a.m. - Storyhour1:30-4:00 p.m. - Senior
the Library at Shuffleboard at the Community
Centres
6:30-8:30 p.m. - Youth (Junior)
Roller Hockey at the Arena
7:00-8:00 p.m. - Step Training
with Drusilla at the Arena
8:00-9:00 p.m. - Fitness is Fun
with Drusilla at the Arena
8:30-10:30 p.m. - Youth (Senior)
Roller Hockey at the Arena
Hockey at the Arena
SAT, APR. 26
7:00 a.m. - Trout Derby for
Children at the Lions Park
9:00 p.m. - Yuks Yuks Comedy
Show at the Arena - Dance to
follow
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By Mona AI year ofthe Ki
The Kippen East Women's W.I. Delegates were chon sen Grace Drummond; 2nd Ruby Triebner; vice,
Institute held its annual meet- for the district annual to be Mona Alderdice; secretary,Hilda Payne; auditor, Phyllis
Ing at the home of Mona held May 15 at Seaforth Helen MacLean; treasurer, Parsons.
LilAlderdice on April 15 with Northside United Church Mona Alderdice; public rely- readBell
ace Eyre chaired the pro -
Al McLellan as co -hostess. beginning at 6:3p.tions, gram the meeting. Dorothy
Grace Drummond, grail- Our June meeting is our branch directors, the `Optimist
Mona Alderdice; Creed" and "Just a Matter of
dent, welcomed everyone and annual car tri
read e "Pessimist ne nen trip gOiDg to a din- Triebner, Phyllis Parsons;Rco- Time".
(It doesn't apply to Kippe" Wonderland Gardens.ert at ordinator, Grace Drummond; HRena Caldwell had a joke.
East). The meeting opened Grace Eyree district director, Hilda Payne; trip ato Alaska len aand 1a vvi video
with the Ode and Mary Sunshine epo t. Mona resolutions, Mona Alderdice;
Stewart Collect and. 10 mem- Alderdice, the treasurer's sunshine, Grace bEyre;
tebner; took us on an armchair trip.
Sees answered thed ll call report, Phyllis Parsons, the sunshine, asst. trip to Mona Alderdiceglad told Germany, her
stating what they look for on auditor's regort, the resolu- cation and cultural activities, Denmark,England,
Dorothy Bell; eau- Russia, Finland, Sweden,
a label - for instance, fat con- tions'and PRO report were Helen MacLean, Phyllis France. She
video.
tent, cholesterol, sugar, per- given by Norway and
ce
a
manent pressed, washable, rumm Drummond gavethecoo sumer affairs, Rena Caldwell, with also had a Hilda
where it is made, fabric con- venors report, Parsons; family and con- Grace Eyre thanked the girls
tent. Ruby Triebner;ure a pot of tulips. Hilda
Fees were paid. Phyllis Parsons presented and Canadian industries, Payne conducted a contest
The minutes of March well the proposed list of officers Grace Eyre, Ruby Triebner; and Ruby Triebner gave
read as well as the minutes a for 1pSt97_�g and these were citizenship and world affairscourtesy remarks. The beforeWI
March and April in minutes
the accepted and installed. Lil McLellan,DorothyBell; anthem wasr sung othy
These are: past president, curator, Hilda Payne; lunch was served by Dorothy
pianist,Bell and Grace Eyre.
Spaghett
Olnner Anyonewho missed the
Scouts and Venturers hamburger and hot dog sale out-
side Tucker's on Saturday
can still catch theirspaghetti
supper this Wednesday at the
Seaforth Agriplex. The youth
members of the different
branches of Scouting are
working togeter to raise
money to help subsidize the
participation of the Scout
Troop and Venturer Company
in this year's Canadian
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Jamboree, ���i.. �� �..
in
ree, July 12-20 in
Thunder Bay.
'The Jamboree happens only
once every four years. Scouts
and Venturers from across
Canada gather for a week of
camping and supervised
activities. The experience is a
once-in-a-lifetime opportuni-
ty. Just ask any adult who had
the privilege of attending as a
youth.
Seaforth has not participat-
ed inthe J
amboree for some
time. Plans are to make the
spaghetti supper an annual
event with all proceeds desig-
nated for• a special
"Jamboree" account. Then,
when the many boys and
girls in the younger branches
reach the age of Scouts, the
funds will be in place for
them to attend.
Meanwhile, the current
Scouts and Venturers are
working hard to raise money
for this year's Jamboree.
Spaghetti, i, anyone?
•
Man r chaed with � possession
BY CARLA-ANN OUD
SSP News Staff
A 36 -year-old Clinton man
was fined $ 1,000 for posses-
sion of narcotics and was
placed on probation for a year.
Gerald A Barringer, of 84
Kirk St., pleaded guilty in
Goderich Criminal Court,
April 14.
Court was told, Goderich
police searched Barringer's
former Goderich residence on
Jan. 5 and found cannabis
marijuana, cannabis residue
•
and drug paraphernalia,
Crown Michael Donnelly.
When asked to al
Barringer a year to pay
fine, Judge RG Hu
refused, He said Barren
could do some more wor
pay it in six months.
said Between Sept. 6 to 9, Went
and another person broke into
low a store one mile east of
the Londesborough and took
nter computer equipment, said
ger Crown Frank Cameron.
k to When an officer came to
Went's apartment on a Crime
Stopper's tip, Went admitted
ich he had stolen the computer.
ays Defense lawyer, Mary Cull
ak, said Went returned the com-
puter in better condition than
in when he took it. He had it up -
ch graded.
A 26 -year-old Goder
man was sentenced to 90 d
in jail on weekends for bre
enter and theft,
Paul H Went, of 47 EIg
St., pleaded guilty in Goderi
Criminal Court, April 14.
No muskrat trapping on townshipproperty
p party
At last Tuesday night's reg- f
ular meeting, Hullett Council P
denied a request from
Clayton Riley to trap t
muskrats on township road la
allowances, including culvert C
sites, "for reason of public w
safety and liability." si
A bylaw lo regulate the th
location, erection and use of • sl
manure pits in the township si
was passed.. tin
Council accepipd a proposal obi
from Jardine OMB Insurance cel
Huron 23rd in d '
Huron ranked 23rid ,oqt 'of nin
49 counties ih Ontario in den
doctor -patient ratios in a whi
study released last week by a 'Pe
professor of health econbm- (0.8
its in the faculty of medicine ria'
et the Univer�gity of'Iblonto,, supp
Huron had 52 ionsri. 72,
titioners, an uttder p f . Fro
or municipal coverage at
remium of $22,951.80.
A decision on an applica
ion for consent to seve
ods for property located at
onc. 13,.Lot 23 of Hullett
as deferred by the land divi-
on committee and further
at other conditions ,be con -
dared before a final deci-
on is made, among them
at appropriate zoning be
ained for the severed par-
a Council provisionally
adopted a report on the Dacr
- drainage works "A" drain
r improvement, setting court of
revision for May 6 at 9:30
p.m. and instructing the engi-
neering firm of R. J.
Burnside and Associates to
call tendersto be reveiwed by
4 p.m. on that date.
The township donated a
locust tree from its property
on Conc. 2 to Hullett Public
School.
os for Ontario
ranked first with 1.61 GPs
per 1,000 population, fol-
lowed by Toronto at 1.30,
with Middlesex County in
third at 1.29.
Larnbton (0.68), Oxford
(0.66) and Elgin (0.65 ) were
44th, 45th and 46th.
actor -patient rati
e'(P,83) in doctors per
sky per 1,000 population
ch would require nine.
rth County ranked 24th
2) under the same crite-
with 52 OPs' an under
ly of 12 from the ideal of
ntenac (Kingston)
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