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CHICKENNID NER — Audrey Bentley (left), Karen Thorburn and Kim Genttner prepare Dave Wolfe's
chicken dinner order. The Trivitt Memorial Anglican Church project sold 430 advance ticket dinners,
and another chicken barbecue is planned for Friday, July 28.
Institute at Kirkton
entertain 4-H girls
On June 18 the 4-H girls, mothers
and leaders were invited to the
cultural activities meeting of Kirkton
Womens Institute. Mrs. Jack Wiles,
vice president, presided. Roll call was
answered with "something the
younger generation has taught me.
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On July 31 a picnic will be held at
2 p.m. with a pot luck Lunch at
Kirkton-Woodham centre. Members
will be attending Grand Bend
Playhouse on August 12 and a motion
passed that we travel by bus and stop
later for lunch. An invitation was read
Campsite experience.
More than 120 United Church
Women of Huron -Perth Presbyterial
enjoyed a day at Camp Bimini. Food
for thought was provided by presen-
tations about the history of the camp,
illustrated with slides, and of Five
Oaks Christian Workers Centre at
Paris. Food for the soul came from
Marion Jackson -Tyler of Stratford
who conducted worship, and food for
the body came in the form of a Pot
Luck Lunch.
Other features of the day were live-
ly sing -songs conducted by Marion
MacDougald and Barb Jefferson of
Than%sville; and an explantion of
Liturgical Colours and Symbols by
Linda Hawley of Exeter who modell-
ed articles of clerical vestments.
Phyllis Cox of Goderich was in
charge of all arrangements, including
baby-sititng for pre-school children
who came with their mothers.
to attend Hurondale WI picnic on
August 13 in Exeter. Miss Maureen
Blackler, and Miss Carol Willis were
presented with gifts on completion of
12 clubs, by Mrs. Ellis Strahan.
A poem, "Things with a country
flavor" was read by Mrs. Roger Ur-
quhart. Mrs. lion Denham then in-
troduced Darlene Atkinson and An-
drea Blackler, who spoke on their
science class project "The Best Hous-
ing for the Three Little Pigs" -
relating to the best floors for baby
pigs - metal, plastic and cement.
They were thanked by Mrs. Roger
Urquhart, who then introduced, Jim
Tyler of St. Marys, who spoke on the
origins and techniques of stained
glass. He was presented with a gift by
Mrs.RonDenham.A contest was con-
ducted on Blanshard recreational
trivial pursuit.
A lovely lunch was served by the
committee.
Do` MI h ye a; eigkikiawk.
dessert recipe! Veil, now is the
to let everybi?le know just how good it
is. Foodland Ontario is sponsoring a
recipe contest: 'Your Favorite Apple
Many apple desert recipes are
created in Ontario kitchens using
locally produced foods. Many more
have been handed down from family
and friends over the years. Foodland
Ontario is asking you to share your
favorite recipes. In doing so, you
qualify for one of 15 wonderful prizes.
You could win $1000 worth of free -
groceries from your local food store -
or a 5250 gourmet Ontario food basket
or other terrific prizes.
Each recipe must be original and
must contain at least four Ontario ap-
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or principal ingredients should have
been grown in Ontario.
A copy of the official contest rules
can be obtained from your local
agricultural office or by writing:
The bus passenger, trying to save
a few cents, hurried her young
daughter aboard without paying the
child's fare. '
"How old are you, little girl? the
bus driver asked.
"Four -and -a -half," she answered.
"And when will you be five?" the
driver persisted.
"Just as soon as I get off the bus."
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RETIRES ` Ilene Webber, an employee at the Bank of Montreal in
Exeter for the past 30 years, was feted at a retirement party at Robin -
dale's, Wednesday. Mike Cregan presents her with a gift on behalf
of her fellow employees.
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WINS AWARD
United Co-operatives of Ontario
(UCO) has awarded six scholarships
to students at the province's
agricultural colleges. The recipients
were honored in recognition of their
outstanding performance at school.
The scholarships are part of UCO's
continuing program of distinguishing
"excellence in leadership and respon-
sibility" among young persons in
Ontario.
The scholarships, each worth 8175,
were awarded at the recipient's
graduation by a representative of
UCO.
Robert Heyns, of Owen Sound won
at Centralia College. Robert, 23, com-
pleted the two-year diploma cense in
agriculttsrettainess manage thent, a
program !bYnbining busitteks- and
farm management, livestock,
agronomy, and engineering. He was
involved in the Resident's House
Committee and intramural sports at
Centralia.
He's working in UCO's Owen Sound
sales and service centre as store clerk
on a part-time basis. Robert lives on
his family's 'dairy farm outside of
Owen Sound.
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WINNER — Judi Jennison (centre) admires the $700 diamond ring
she won in a recent Ellison Travel promotion. With her are Mary
Ellison and Karen Gaul from Anstetts.
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