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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-05-31, Page 10Page 10 Times -Advocate, Ma 31, 1989 Retiring Teachers. - Jean Hodgert, Usborne Central, Barbara Alexander, Huron Centennial and Marga- ret Deichert, Zurich, were among a group of teachers retiring in June who were honoured at the annu- al spring banquet of the Huron Federation of Women Teachers Association of Ontario held in the Stanley Complex on May 24. WI Annual held POPLAR HILL - Komoka and Coldstream Women's Institute were the hostess's for the 86th District Annual of Middlesex -North. This event was held at Poplar Hill Bap- tist Church on May 16, 1989, with registration at 9:30 a.rn. Thoughts on this years theme "Preserving our precious environ- ment" were given by Ilderton W.I. We arc to blame for most of our en- vironment problems. What can I do? If you're not part of thc solu- tion, you must he part of the prob- lem. So let's try to preserve our beautiful country by learning how we can help. A poem entitled "At Journey's End" was read and a red rose was presented in memory of our de- ceased members by Prospect Hill W.I. President, Louise Gordon was presented with a corsage. She thanked everyone for the interesting years she had and the visits to each branch throughout the District. She expressed how she had enjoyed her two year term as District presr- dcnt: Mrs. Fran Hyatt, Provincial Board Director asked all the District Directors to come forward to be rat- ified for another term. These ladies arc the liaison between the District in Poplar Hill and the Branch. In March of this year, 17 wom- en's organizations throughout the Province joined together and formed Farm Women's Network. A S10 membership fee is available by con- tacting Donna Lunn, R.R. 1, Bel- mont, Ontario. NOL 180. June is W.I. Month, so it was de- cided to let the branches do some- thing special at their meetings to celebrate this. The Arca Convention is to be held on October 12 at the Embro Community Centre and we are cele- brating the 75th anniversary. There will be a vote at this convention to either continue with a one day con- vention or to go back to the two day convention. Poplar Hill Park is the setting for this year's 34th Middlesex County Rally on July 18 with registration at 10 a.m. Bring your own lunch, cup or mug, and a lawn chair. Des- sert and beverage will be provided. Marilyn Thompson reported we have 234 members in Middlesex - North District. Fran Hyatt reported on the folk- lore competition; write letters to keep the Government from closing rural post offices; our twin Prov- ince is Nova Scotia; Erland Lee Home special days are June 6,7, and Something Seasonal SHDHS Showcase's Big Bread Recipe (Tested and tasted by Janet Clarke and Betty Janke) 1 unsliccd round/oval loaf of 100 % wholewheat bread. Slice loaf in half and arrange ingredients in the following order. Ingredients Herbed cre:un cheese (100 gr per sandwich to butter bread) Tomato - 5 or 6 slices Red onions - thinly sliced Green pepper - thinly sliced 1 1/4 c carrot sprout salad (recipe below) Spiced ham - 4 slices Swiss Cheese - 6 slices Red leaf lettuce - 3 well -drained leaves Pastrami - 4 slices Method: Wrap sandwich tightly and press with heavy object for three hours in die fridge. Slice to make 4-6 servings. Carrot -Sprout Salad (adapted from Harrowsmith Cookbook, Vol 3.) 2 c grated carrots 2 c alfalfa sprouts 1/3 c golden raisins 4 T toasted sunflower seeds 1/2 tsp. salt Dash pepper • 1 clove garlic, minced 1 T vinegar 1Toil Mix well. Makes 4 1/2 cups. 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ONTARIO K6V 5C8 (613) 3455270 'We Memo -age A Standard Of Erceilence In Casual Liuing Quaky' t, 8 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Harvest Festival is October 4, and 5, 1989 and December 6, 1989 is Christmas at the Lcc; Send letters to the Prime Minister to prevent VIA rail services from being cut. Muriel Lewis of Granton reported on Tweedsmuir History. The Lon- don Area Workshop is to be held on August 8, at the Baynon Township Hall near Stratfordville. Elgin cast District is the hostess, registration at 10 a.m. and bring your own lunch. It looks like a good day with speakers and displays so try to attend. Glenna Ladell presented Muriel Lewis with a F.W.I.O. cookbook as winner of the Folk -Lore Essay competition. Her essay on the Ear- ly settlers of Ontario will be sent to be judged at the Arca Level. Good luck Muriel. Greetings were brought from 'Middlesex West by Mrs. Viola Fos- ter and from Middlesex East from Mrs. Dorothy Dobbic. Thank you for coming to our District Annual. If you want to have a good laugh and learn sonic facts on raising a family on a farmers salary, invite Clandcboyc W.I. to present their skit "A Day on the Farm". I'm sure all of us present could relate to some part of this skit. Good work Clandcboyc. Marnic Murray, Rural Organiza- tion Specialist told of the duties of the R.O.S. and handed out pamph- lets on "Tap your resources". Hcr background is mainly in agricul- ture, but can be helpful in all areas of rural leadership. Gertrude Rosser gave the nomi- nating committees report in the morning and Fran Hyatt installed the officers as follows: Honorary President - Mrs. Louise Gordon; President - Mrs. Marg Harris; First vice-president - Mrs. Glenna Ladcll; Second vice-president - Mrs. Eve- lyn McNaughton; Secretary Treas- urer - Mrs. Betty Ann Mollard; As- sistant secretary - Mrs. 'Katherine McNaughton; Tweedsmuir Curator - Mrs. Muriel Lewis. Exeter United Church news EXETER - Members of Exeter United Church have been enjoying a lot of soup this past year for two reasons. The first and obvious is that it hits the spot and gives us en- ergy to keep going. The second is that Campbell's soup labels have enabled the Evangelical School for the Deaf in Puerto Rico to "keep going" as well. Over 6,000 Camp- bell's soup labels have been sent from our church to the school. The school, hoping for continued re- sponse of these labels, has already ordered a second van. Many thanks to Susan MacGre- gor and the Christian Development Committee for coordinating the la- bel collection. We wish much suc- cess to the students of the School in all their endeavors. The Property and Finance Com- mittee announced at the Official Board meeting on Wednesday eve- ning their plans for some sprucing - up projects around the church and manse. If you have some extra time and would like a change to wield a paintbrush, give Bevan Shapton a call. Our sympathy is extended to Shirley Kirk and family in the loss of her husband, the late Gordon Kirk, and to the family of the late Douglas Wilson. Morning worship on Sunday, May 28 followed the same format as was being used for worship at London Conference Annual Meet- ing, being held in Tillsonburg this week. The theme for the Confer- ence was "Healing the Body". Since Rev. Hawley and Bev Robinson were in attendance at the Confer- ence, the members of the Worship and Music Committee led this thought-provoking service. A highlight of the service was the presentation of song by the Youth of Note. Their selection, "The Tree song", tied in beautifully with the theme for Sunday School which was Nurturing Good Growth, or Growing with Love for the younger children. Congratulations are sent to Don Richardson, husband of Bev Robin- son, who was ordained at the Lon- don Conference Annual Meting this past weekend. He has accepted the call to thc pastoral charges of Brucefield/Kippen churches. Forthcoming marriage Michelle Ann Bayer and Paul Ernest Hem are pleased to an- nounce their forthcoming marri- age on Saturday, June 10, 1989 in Exeter United Church, Exeter, Ontario. The wedding will take place at 3 in the after- noon. Open reception to follow at Kirkton at 9 p.m. A Lawn -Lasting Investment The John Deere 165 passes its long-lasting quali- ties on to you and your lawn. It's powerful 12.5 horsepower engine, hydrostatic drive and tight turning radius send you up hills and around trees and shrubs easily, so you get smooth even cuts. You'll appreciate the no -shift hydrostatic transmis- sion - it makes a lawn cutting chore into a fun job. With a John Deere 165 you get a 1png-lasting trac- tor and a'great looking lawn for. years to come. For the best lawn tractor money can buy, come in and take a look ata John Deere 165. ,. Nothing Runs Like a Deere* (JIjo` EXETER HWY NO. 4, N. 519 235-1115 Lawn &Garden ('IE; 'T RL (A Division of Huron Tractor) BLYTH HWY NO 4. N. 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