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s. Eric Munroe of
returned from a
at Huntsville and
MA: Meet
S of Carmel
ian Church was
[onday.evening With
dent Mrs. Harvey
id g. The Worship
as taken from the
,s with members
responses and
in readings.
tt Bell gave the
"Thanksgiving".
Presbyterlal will be
Oct 13th at
e. next regular
rieeting Will be heti!
erlat8p.zn. •
Ladies' Aid meeting
with the president
Clarence Volland
Ingroutine business.
,„ wayfiews
c Luther conducted
church service at
Nursing irorne
wlth Mrs. Russell Erratt at
Monday afternoon, several
ladies,from Unit 1 of the
entail United Church en-
ettained the residents up-
. „
.With games of Bingo
and Mrs. Luther entertained
the 001Arnstair residents with
maSicalnumbers.
Mrs. Jean Hewitt had her
son, daughter-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hewitt,
Toronto to visit with
Mr. and Mrs. John Ridley
and Iva Dunn visited era
Lammie. Bernice
Palau
visited Mrs. Aimee& Par-
sons. -.Louise Mitcliell was
visited by Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Fisher and Miss
Verna Coatis of Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs.
MacDonald visited
Sararns. Mrs. Grace
and Wien Howe vis
Ada Smillie. Betty
visited Lynn Latimore. Mrs.
Pearl , and Sid
Pullnum visit Bernice
Lavery. rnund Jeffrey,
Madge 0 sch and Blanche
Bechard visited Mrs. Pauline
J'effrey..
Mitchell visited
Mrs. Florence Mit en.
Brenda Walker, Exeter
visited her grandmotherr.
Adeline Taylor. Mr. an
Arthur Ford visited Mrs.
Ford. Irene Ricks
Michigan also. •visited
Ford.
Shirley Prouty visited
Latimore and RyMCDIcJ.
Weekly visitors
Dockstader with her mother
Kathy Bell with her Mother
Mrs. Monteith; Sharon
Mrs. Lavery and Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Smillie with
Mrs. Ada Smillie.
Mr. Lloyd McDonald who
was a patient in St. Joseph's s
Hospital. London for several 1
weeks was transferred to
South Huron Hospital last
week.
te „ tter* sof-
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2 teaspoons mayonnaise or
salad dresstng
cup (I mince) grated old
cheddar cheese
saltandPePPer
dash_ 'Cayenne
dash paprika
Cut eggs in halves length-
wise. Remove egg yolks,
Mash and combine with
butter and mayonnaise. Add
ebeeae, POPPer and
caXenne- -and, mit until
sirnooth. Stuff egg white
halves. Sprinkle with
PaPrilca
Miniature Towers
November 17.
Plans bus o Lev e made
Clinton atorthe
t_
BIS?* at 7:45; Turn -
berry Public School at 8:00
Molesworth Store at,
JT3:ea,an:Tiu: tinbueestwingillalreatheve
Toronto the same evening at
9:00 p.m. for the return trip.
Huron County Holstein Club
AS been set for Wednesday,
overnber 24 at the Belgrave
Hall begining at noon.
8 ounces cream cheese,
softened
1 teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
teaspoon salt
yi
teaspoonpepper
12 slices bologna (about
pound)
/ Blend cheese and
seasonings until smooth.
Spread each of 3 slices of
bologna with filling and
These are only a few of the many "gourmet" cheeses now made in Canada. Brick,
Camembert, Colby, Oka, for exsunple offer varied textures and flavors - a taste for
everyone! (Agriculture Canada photo)
stack. Top with slice of
bologna. Make two additional
towers with remaining
bologna and cheese mixture.
Chilli tO 2 hours.
Cut each tower in 16 wedges
and garnish with slice of olive
or piale. Serve with a tooth
pick. Makes 48 wedges.
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letting verrscared wa I
home
want mottivs that lrsqui
this nalibbarhosd.8ecaus. Is
spite ef what r
in the media. mugging 15 00
the Increase.
Some of MY his at Work
have **grated that I quirt a
hunting knife for protect**.
but I am wondering if this is
While h is not illegal to carry a
hunting knife for a petecehtl
reason, It is illegal to carry
one for protection, because
your sole purpose would be to
use it as a weapon for a
dangerous putpose, and not
merely as a tool. Therefore it
is inadvisable to arm yourself
with a knife.
Fitness. ita heart yetrinsw int riOt.
The Van Egmond Foun-
dation is holding a Ciderfest
on the grounds of the historic
Van Egmond House,
Egmondville, Huron County,
en Sunday, October 17, from 1
to 6.
Hot mulled cider and
sausages, made on the
premises, will be available
and there'll be demon-
trations of pioneer crafts
eke spinning, butter churning
and shingle making. A flea
market will be set up all
afternoon on the lawn and
Foundation volunteers will be
selling plants, dried herbs
and homemade cookies.
The Van Egmond House
was built about 1850 by
Constant Van Egmont!, son of
Col. Anthony Van Egmond,
who led William Lyon
Mackenzie's forces in the
Rebellion of 1837.
Egmondville is just south of
Seaforth, which is on High-
way 8, between Stratford and
Goderich.
MAIN CORNER, CLINTON ' PHONE 412.7771
(NEXT TO CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR)
OPEN 1-6
My wedding tall planned to
be a big o)n� with a large
number of invitations being
mailed,and we received many
beau iful gifts. I won't go into
tb,esordid details here. Syffice
le say, that on the day of the
wedding, my fiance failed to
appear.
There is no way that 1 can
possibly describe what I went
through or how I feel, even
now. I've.been fold that 1 can
sue him and am wondering
what my legal chances are?
Because a promise to marry is
a contract, the courts will
award damages to you,
upon sufficient proof that the
promise was in fact made.
(i.e. the fact that invitations
were sent out).
In these circumstances too
you would be able to keep any
gifts -he gave you, including
the engagement ring.
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OF aveg 200 BOLTS
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way to build a solid financial base.
They're simple, straightfotward
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They're a great way to save.
Here's why.
They're flexible, because you
can buy Canada Savings Bonds in
various denominations. for cash or
on instalments wherever you bank
or invest. And they're cashable
anytime, at their full face value
plus earned interest. This year.
the purchase limit has been
set at 515,000.
Canada Savings Bonds are
secure because they re backed by
all the resources of Canada.
( "tri
no; pay good income, an
average annual interest to maturity
in 19Si of 9.1 3' Each sloct bond
begins with 58.50 interest the first
Year and then pays $9.25 interest for
each 1 f the remaining 8 ream.
A. Fully registered bonds. These
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is sent to you automatically by
cheque each year on November 1st.
They are available in denominations
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are registered as to principal and
have annual interest coupons
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in denominations of 5.50, 5100,
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15 HAMILTON GODE RICH
MONUMENTS MARKERS
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I went to an out of town fur-
niture store 10 buy a bed which
was on alit, When I arrived
they had sokl ail of their stock.
The store manager prbmised
me that 1 wookt receive a bed
as soon as they received them
from the manufacturer. I USW*
them .a sSe deposit and lett--
That wase months ago and 1
have not received any bed.
What can I do to either get my
bed or my deposit?
ft is unfortunate that you
didn't set a specific date for
delivery. As it it now, you can
do nothing but wait for
delivery as the Ws are being
manufactured but none have
been received by the store.
'I If you bed set a. certain data
then you could one for
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