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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-09-20, Page 11Band entertains - A dance and concert Thursday featured Grade 9 A Blood Red Sky band is shown in action. Orientation Week at South Huron District High School. The Under Elimville WI begins fall with dinner 'By Shirley Cooper ELIMVILLr - The Elimville Women's Institute started their fall meetings Wednesday evening with a turkey dinner served by the United Church Women. Huron South District president Marian Dougall and district secre- tary Marilyn Pym where guests for the evening. President Shirley Cooper read a poein "Autumn is a Thankful Time." The roll call was answered by "A lesson I learned the hard way." The meeting was turned over to Education and Cultural Activities chairperson Verla Allen. She opened with a poem "The Little Things". Marie Brock read the mot- to otto "Don't be critical of your chil- dren - remember who brought them up" which had been prepared by Millie Fulton. Verla read a poem "Teachers" and then introduced the guest speaker Mary Ellison. Mary told of her job teaching English as a second language. Her students ages range from teenagers to seniors and different nationalities. Jean Lynn thanked Mary and presented her with a gift. The Fall Rally will be held Octo- ber 2 at Ethel. The delegates will be Jean Lynn and Shirley Cooper. The delegates to the Area Convention at Embro will be Isabelle Fletcher and Shirley Cooper. Grace Pym reported that Susan Jaques, Laura Hem, Linda Johns and Nancy Cooper had attended 4-H leaders training school that day. The project is "Good Food - Fast". Any- one interested in 4-H may contact any of these leaders. Clandeboye WI hear talk CLANDEBOYE - The Clande- boye Women's Institute opened their fall season at the home of Mrs. Gerald Lynn. Fourteen mem- bers and one visitor answered the roll call, "A By -Product of Sheep". Immol Program convener, Eleanor Kestle introduced her neighbor, Corinne Rosch, who talked about wool from the sheep to the finished product. She keeps a few sheep on their small acreage and after having them sheared, the wool has to be washed, then carded, before being spun into yam. She also showed us how she pre- pares the wool for the comforters she makes. She brought her spin - How do you measure... Leadership? Excellence? ❑ Courage? E. Dedication? El Initiative? U Selflessness? utstanding contributions to the quality of life in our Ocommunities are being made everyday by young citizens. Do you know someone between the ages of 6 and 18 who has demonstrated selfless service, overcome a physical or psychological limitation, performed an act of heroism, shown initiative, or simply a dedication to the well-being of those around them? Someone who has more than "measured up" in their commitment to others? You can help Canadian Airlines International and the Ontario Community Newspapers Association honour that special someone by nominating them for an Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Award. Every nominee receives a certificate and up to 12 individuals and one group will be • the recipients of a plaque presented by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, $200.00 and a family portrait with the Lieutenant Governor. Nominations are accepted up to October 31st, 1989. "Today's Youth ... making a measurable difference." Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year A wards Program NOMINATION FORMS are available by contacting this Community Newspaper or O.C.N.A. (416)844-0184' a joint community project of Canadin ( anadi;nt Airlines IntcrrItk)n. l ATTENTION Soybean G rowers W.G. Thompson & Sons Limited are paying a F'titMIUM tor clean, dry, yellow Hilum Soybeans delivered of ti ie elevator. Please call the closest W.G. Thompson & Sons Ltd. branch for more details. Seaforth 345-2545 Pt. Albert 529-7901 • Hensel) 262-2527 Ailsa Cral. 293-3223 FERTILI ZERS Mitchell 348-8433 Granton 225-2360 on wool ning wheel along and demonstrated spinning wool into yarn. She had several hand knit sweaters, hooked rugs and pictures on display. Helen Cunningham completed the program .with several interesting readings, "It's September," "Life" and "The Joys of Aging". During the business, an invita- tion to attend a Tweedsmuir History Tea, in Ailsa Craig, on September 21, 2-4 p.m; and 7-9 p.m. was read. Delegates were chosen to attend the London Arca Convention at Embro, in October. Hazel Cunningham re- ported on our W.I. bus trip to To- ronto in November to enjoy the —Dinner Theatre" and shopping, all at Cullen Barns. President Marion Hodgson report-- ed eport- ed that the leaders for the 4-H fall project attended training school last • week. Ruth Hill and Jean Hodgins, lunch conveners assisted the hostess for the social time. Marion Hodgson and Hazel Cun- ningham, representing Clandeboye Women's Institute were guests of the, Western Fair Association at the noon luncheon last Monday. Dianne Cunningham, M.P. for London N., was the guest speaker. Times -Advocate, September 20,1989 Page 11 FARM EQUIPMENT Now at Becker Farm Equipment - Exeter WHEAT FARMERS! GET MORE PROFITS... DMI YIELD -TILL! MORE THAN WHAT'S ON TOP DML MAKIVG QUALrrYAFFORDABLE, DM 1jtker-tw� disc The DMI Tiger -Two YIELD -TILL TOOL gives you the tillage edge for proper and profitable farming. • Horsepower efficient Tiger -Points thoroughly fracture the sajl..even under adverse conditions. •I Auto -reset shanks on 30" spacing. for non-stop tillage. '• Residue control at your fingertips . 20" disc blades effectively cut ' every 71h" ... independently, hydraulically controlled. • Optional attachments for the surface appearance you want. • Results in PROFIT -IMPROVING - YIELD -INCREASES for a return on investment in 2 years or less! 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